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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-01-01
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man, driving large band Of shesp from the
south year or two ago, was caught BY the
winter in an uniavorable pl,ce and Lost ont .
half or two-,hiris Of his O ok; bot at the
end Of three years when he came to bal
/, nee his books, he fourd that the Temnan'
Of his hand had done 30 we'll that his prof
it, had bsen about % per cent. . year en- hi
original investment.
, 1881-04-07

tllH Mayoralty IN tho Republican ticket, bmt
It Is vasy to ser that she nurlinre. was mt the
rfgIi, ,ilAn III the til: ht nlace. Mr.. Clark run
nearly ".hN yntts hrlillul laal'rr, the rantlI-
late for Treasurer. and PULLED lr>a tn"s IL
ht- own ward than ltlwr. These are pr'Dfs
positive ut weakness. In calling attention tp
these facts wa do llnt wish 10 bo udcrsto!"1
n4 rejecting ,llfnyOrnhly l1pnit tiln character
uf Mr.. Clark tls Il man niit tiflxell. Ills
reputation 1s Uf the best, and wv believe
bis character to bc the eu,snt nf II.
Tile -sninn may he said nf Mr.. A. N. Wright.
i!s, Republican candidate of ls;p; butln WIS
slaughtered then ~ ,1r. Clnrk WAS s'a,y!t-
tered on Tuesday. I'tia difficulty IN 1870 ANIL
lit 1881 seems to bc tll1s: Tho successful can
ttltltes fur the nomination Respectively r1iosn
the Republican Convention Instead Hf a,c!ng
chosen by Il. II Is fine to haye dnnu with
this sort Of personal or fucIienAl nntsti1n III
the Republican t'arty. Cotcrtrs Ut Republic
n1a win undertake to fotHt thn[r fatnrits
upon tilr party ought to realize tlIat yictrtics
so wn,, ar' alnpst si,re to result lit the nlnst
disastrous uf nll dcfcnis. Ono mistake leass
10 auntlles Thu wr0ng NM having bccn
placed 1T nomination. tho wrlny men arc
scectrd 10 cnutnnt tho campaign. ami tlafeat
lleromrs inevitable. The moral OF It MI r.:
The ltob,tbltcAn lmrty caIl1l0t win ln ChieaRs,
Mnless It Is WnIted, and Il car n..ty l,e MnEteI
by tl,,liciol1s nominations nntt wlsn party
management. REPUBLICAN,.
, 1881-04-07

est discllargo of waller through tho Iaonret
Carrp Creyasso was VI ,taa' :'blc feet per sec-
ohtl. and That consequent thcrtDn Tho Mycrign
"f t T great vi @ "',tlcts from! ISL to Isl, mcias.
Or!cn.ls, Mus fcct nj Vlcks!ur9, seven feett
at Nalchez, four feet Mt the lli1ath ot lied
tic mouth of iVlliiu River.
Therefore, Ms thu lowering Of the lloot!-tEttc
mark fnl1r feet nn} SIX lucllea nj New Orleans
DID luwcr tho higll-water lIInrk 1iilln fcet AZ
thu hfgtI.water ntlrk twelve or fourteen feet
1T New Urlrnns by tl!e Lake l'0rRn'. outlet
wn!ttl effect Ike rrsu1ts mud lnwcr tho river
eight to tpn tert NJ Cairo n'nl Memphis.
When tle 1.akn 1}orEnc O'ts1et Hay Da luliy
,nattc, tl,u InwerIng. Of tho 'fnod-tltlc nnglo
viii ba compounded with MI astonishing rate
0f ge91hotricnl proEressiDtl rs It extends llp
tic river; thon peoplu VIII begin t1 under.
have lowered tho wn!nr nine feet hi F!ekH-
burg. when only, about four feet nj Now
Xsss se on's's nsop?ss}I rs; w' ss
which will discharge tho waiter so tnucl,
moro rapidly tnto tic gulf aul Its level there
hyfulir1astilK tho current n tic elitrG rYer.aD
tliat Il cannot risc ns !'isi by 1any fent NJ It
tora stated, wlcH thus conisnct, II bound 10
lower lis bed, deepen al,t mike more perl1ta-
rent lts channel, ind .reclaiA,fng from over
iioW the lower valley lands.
Tho only WY to pruyent overllows !s 70
make the outflow nt the lower e'tt Of the
rlynr greater t!lan tho uctual ll1ttaw ut Catru
or the upper ei,tl nf the valley.
OF course. cant, Cowdon's explanations.
Ties, conveyed to Tho minds of tho party
lnucll clearer itlea of tho situation than the
aynat'sis given ahoye ran to t'io render.
ysry sSosltGn t s y9"s t was stened to
vivid interest bnrft of tile fnct tint. with fDN
, 1881-04-07


JuDor DRt,MM0SD-lntcrvcntng petition In
tho Toledo, Peoria s: Wursaw ltairoad Com-
paly OH trial.
JiH7E llLOpnErr-No court.
APPELLATE CUUnr-upfnions at 10 am. and
Gull Of catent3nr narabers.
JupuE GAllY-4Go, 4ri. All to HI. 40, 4sl, 491,
100 to 5p. \ rasscd caso Oh trial.
JGDuE SMiTEl-So preliminary cali. Trlal call
.s,, ss., 1850, 3,lt, ,0'b, 3R.i, 3,as, $3.50. 3a:.
NJ. ..9lf. Thompson, W. Cr1lmbntgh, on tral.
.EEIt}E WILL1AsIsDH-AssIsts sts Judge Gnry. No.
e,45l. CuISer VS.. bay. IN trlHl.
.fEDQE JAMEsnS-NU Gull. No. 13i, Roth VI.
Mmau, on herring.
jUi,uE GAWDSEjl-4.5,U,7 No. Z, Af,tscr IS.
JuluE liot;k,ts-l74. ;y7. :a.s:. :rG, :S7, Hs, No.
ISL, Lynch VI. i.nko Sh0ra & Michigan Southern
ltnilr0nd Company. OIL trial.
JUbHE M0KAN-t:l7. All. 44f, $50, an, 4G3, 40I,
tG7, anil a6t} No ease OH trtni.
LUl0E TuLEy-30, II. 10, n. No case OIL hear
lug.
.frDnE NaRNusl-Set motions. an.
JuDGE ASrH3Ny-NDs. l.0I., 1.0lG, LOS, ,059,
1.'h2. 07:, lV7s, .tsB4, .0sGs. l,SH. ana Iss:
.tulHH 1fAwEH-Set cHae No. H. and Nos. a.
Gs. II. u, ", III, ny, III, III, E1, and liJ.
jut,uE LDnMIs.1nsnnn clst,s from to n: and
Nus, ltd, 1917, l,tv. uJl LUIS, 1ls l,lI5
1::1A, i.:Dl, l,.lO, 1,O. l.:l. LTD LII. 1,.o5,
l..se0, 1851, Ana tol.
, 1881-04-07
CAUSE Of THE REPUBLICAN, DEFEAT.

Cuu,Acn. AnrI, an ia ,,ar,iir ,,,rt,,
,,.nti, tn ,,,.,. ,,,.,,r .,,,1,,aI ,,,t,i L.t ~
VIZ" !" c'5 "sc' nP'.l''' tt''h, uHt u hiN
mt I'e uslt ol l'lacc to inlllrc Wllht were tho
prllllr cnl.srs 0f Republican defeat In this
city on Tuestluy. 'FlIey ara nat ttIflIcn1t In
f,u, ~ .cr,.s ~ Unnn,,,tn,, ~, ...,,.,
III ,,.ns.st ~ ,"'.I.n 1', "ss'"hes, tlut'
'i.' I1''s's.,n li''.r "onIi 1APe heea Alnyor
Ut Chicago u the Republicans lad nut1tnig
Il gross misiaEe III lsi!L 1t was thclr plain
duty tn renolutnatc Mayor Heath tilen, Ills
administration l'atl been bri'l'ant ss!c-
cess: IL M lInd bet'l rennlnfnaled tho
political. cnreer of Harrison would have
ended then. III MI 1uElnrl,1s ttrr4nt. f,nt
t1,a umn,u,tirn ~ >tr W,r,,l,t ,w,. .',',+ >,
Nv, wv .'''',,11. 49, s's"t "''s "et up
a1'a hce"hllhisheti ag'tsllst t''e Judgment nfd
ef,iflDI sent Ut tle party. Such Il lsUnl.la-
tiot,--tllo ilomiuntlDu Of tho wr,uu man-
always destroys tl,o enthusiasm uf n IN.
l!tcui ptlrty; u salJl,tl ti1p lnpllbicn, ilnrty
ut utl lta enthusiasm, aid thu cnu;-
I,algh was without vI9or. dull ninl
lubhy, il,ui It un,teI IN tlnf,.nt.
Tile nomination Ut Atr. Clark was OF Tic
saina c,nlslg!tr rs tlial of Wrigiit. Thc tolli.
na.ton, Ut Mt. Wright, notwithstanding tje
hlgl, character and acknowledged ublliiy 0f
CnrE, notwithstanding ,ls fa.i nr his ia -r. "t.
knUwlGIEell hIElI riurn..tHr ior nit1IfS nmtI nj
Integrity. its io,uil,ati,n wis ft,rr"T ,.M,, mi
IN unwilling pllrty. 'Fho ,,ri,,,arv ,us..,ti,r.
contest III tio Thiril Wnui-.fhn r,.si,in,,rn ~
Tires candidates. Mr. Ciurl Wr SI,a.,i,ifnw
mid judge Gary--WaS ii, ,lilscu,ny.na Isn,s,,
Slttaruhl1 sums Of nancy Wrm ns,ti fi,er H.
tic friends nt two Of tho osnllu,,tS.-Afr'
Ctark and Mr.. Spnldlng. and il ii nj otnn
, 1881-04-07
A GOLDEN WEDDING.
Gen. Crafts j. md 7Irs. Mnrgarot M.
Wright,

10 the Hdttor Of The Ch!td1o Tribune.
CHICAGO, April lin tho month Of MARCH,,
1871, III tho then town, now city, of Steubcsl-
Vile, Jefferson County, Ohio, n pleasant party
wete asseuahled III one Of the first houses
built iii TINT place lin 1sG,). to witness tho
marrlage of Crafts j., eldest son Of Judge
John G. Wright, Of Ohio, and Margaret ~.
only daughter Of Maj. Martin Andrews, ono
of The curlicst settlers Of tito place.
On tho 3lst of March, 1881, In Chicago, at
ee2iU Indiana avenue. the children atd grand
children Of Gen. Crafts i. and Margaret N.
Wright gnye qulct hut pleasant, reception
ut tho cottage-hona6 Of Miss Wright, oil the
iiftIeth anniversary Of their marriage. 1t
was n soclul gathering Of friends and rela-
tlves. Few live. us this ngcd couple llayc,
to see their llfty years Of hurried life, meet
Ing with adverse fortunes hard 10 bear, yet
bright aid cheerful; us togethor. they have
snred tho pleasures aud braye1 tue storIns
of life.
I3nt four persons nre now living who wit
,lesseti tho INArriage III 1881 some lie III their
lonely graves III distant laiitls.-0ne buneRtli
llN waters Of the deep blue sea; hrt NIL arc
waiting On the otlter slore for the cpnpa1l-
ions Df their youth who nro still will u.s..
May tho remainder Of thetr DAYS be pissed
III peace. md the SANG faithful ln}o WiiCl,
llns llcGn tlsofrs for more thnM llnlf It century
coIttnuo Mntil they are cnlletl to tho hons
nbt,ve Wiioro trials aiid care wln bo forever
unknown.
, 1881-04-07

VIENNA, AInrch :1.:-The Statistical Depart
lleut has Issued tho result Of tho eotlsus taken
III Hungary u,l the Hist Of nstutnber. 1851. 1t
siuws ii total population Ut l5,1i0. III. At the
Inst co1,s,.s, tuks III lHs0 tho po;}ututi0n wis
1a,it7,S, tint the incr"ase III tU ten years IS
]gvt Tho explanation 1T thta slnull I,crenst'
II toNNs III tho nAsner.ltss EMiNsn!t!es by wh.Gh
the country has been visited l,rttIE tho time III
question: .l'iu the etrecta af thom upon sl'e
tconutnlGnl position. The details or the cus,alx
variation. This, white tho iIsercAs1 III tho Gnn-
tre ami wesfern p0rtluIIH IL very great.
anh almost nI tue tuwl,s lave GuH-
staerabsy tnGraaaeal tho number VI their tnttab
itaHts. In tho xoltheaatorEr portions Of the
GaAIttry, ant1, Allve A, tho frontier slis:r!cts,
tho population hns artnlIy .9ucrnAsea. This II
lB titItlht IN part ttuu IL lho nlturLtlotl Ut The
people from iho poorer 10 thv richer, tlslrlots;
hut rho fnertiAe III nutnlErs III those talter dies
not altogether account lsr this, md tho stnti*-'
tics 1T tho difeFGnt thlrts ut Tho Kingdom 4t5orl
another explanation. Tho cholera 1T 1875 anA
1H.J bus ert tts nnrkA Oh alt tho districts rsItcl
by 1t; and. 1nuresynr. these hAfu hum thu VERY
districts which f1r il succession u years hnve
had ctinPtetc future If tln,lr crul}s Still, nl-
though abnori,sat circumstances n.ny aroa1iHt
fSr Tho Actuat ;ecrtaAt III snttn Turtt3as of 11ar
uountsy. tho tGtat inertaae over the pntlrc
cnliliEy has rtatt.1 attention tU Tho necessity
III intulrsuK ulara clusely lula ta0 cuusuA 1t H.
wheli, ~ H. I'LL such cs,scs, aru, no doubt, tury
CUtuuIleuteti,
, 1881-04-07
THE OUTLET THEORY

Clearly Explained by Capt. Cowdon-
1Iosv to I'rcycnt Overflow nnd InuIi.
IAttolls OF the 1It*nl.sippl 1klver.
Ntte Orleans Stitts, Aprt11,
At / o'clock yesterday tho tugboat W. N.
Wood steamed alongside tic Natcl,ez and
John CoWdnil, Capt. Tilous,ts l.eatl,rrs, Cupt.
Sweeney, Massrs l.. j. Guy. Bradisl' JOHN
son, Juln }ylno1.l, of tho firm Ut Uynuntl l.
Gor,!cs. Cut!hert NulIitt, Thomas l.. ,Tonps.
John Hoy, Il. q. kent,ctt, md GcUsge Win
chester, aud representative Ut thu Statcs I'LL
buund for n pleasant trip to tho Mexican
GMlf and Ship Islnuu Cnnai.
All huur's run bro42ilt tho party to their
destination, where t'1y dlsclabarketl, md,
lleHdetl BY Cant. Cnw.oli, tu0k III tho line
Of march for tho Old HasEn Of the ca,ul,
where friendly wuoupilu furnished seats
for the cxeurstonists.
Tho trip WIS designed by Capt. Cowtion
for tic purpose Of demonstrating to Ills
guests tho feasibility Of his we,l-knuwn
"outlct syste,ll ut Mississippi l,iyur lMi-
proyculont; aid OIL. this occaslon lle fairly
surpassed l,lnsrif In Offering sOnt nlh GU
gent arE.ments M ' IN fnyGr Of his t',e9ry.
at the pasty, hs eMtered Insn tho subMst Of
rIYnr Improvements with MI case tilnt d.
noted him tn bo both student alld lnastur Ut
70 Explain Cart. Cowdon's theory relative
tn tlse proper treal..,ellt t., bu applied to t!a
1llghty alld trenrliclt,lls riyer, 1t IL only
necessary to say t!Mt lu eols!4lers the pres-
cestalM perioHs of tise year, mid that II tho
Wuutd tecuu!o ttllngs ot ltla past., ~ otller
lst t!,at will drain o1 tbs rsye. aMrlng hsgi,
water, M1lll rtti&lcu thu volume to such atl TX
, 1881-04-07
TIIIl LAW COURTS.

THE TOLEDO, 1'EnRrA. = WARSAW
Judge DruMnaa.,d wns engnged yesterday
in hearing MI Intervening petltfnn In tho
foreclosure case of Sccor t. Tracy AGAINST
the I0lcsin, penrla & Warsaw fIailroad Com
parry. The petitioner Is job Voafs, af S'se1.
unl,, lrnuurls County, aud lln clargcs That
Ills mill anil r'evatnr ~ ta,as 'nee WIS ses on
stn'ss n ,a,; ,rsna swstcA s sasips "tas ty, Is.
longing to tic l.alrond Company. Tho tlnnl-
ages NrN estI,nMteA at s11,NO. Messrs. lsoss-
crt Dnyle, of Wntseka, and George c: Cn,np-
ct. n.ua Thomas Crafty Tor the Receiver Of
tho Noau,
, 1881-04-07

james Connolly pleaded guilty to b,trg.
larry, artl was given oIie ycar In tic .ponltrn-
t1ary. ~
The case Of 14oriu 1il1liard md A. W. Ell.
wards, Indicted Tor perjury In connection
With tho Protection LIfc-1usurnnce Com
pauy, WIS stricken fron the docket, OIL mo-
tiUl, or the StatetA Attorney, who said it
wuuiu BIZ impossible IN convict them,
, 1881-04-07


LAFAYETTE, l,ltl,, April J.-Wiillum Roll-
Ter intended thu ConEress7Strctt NJ. i.
Church OIL Sunday night. md about tho nlit..
lilo ut the discourse went ont, since which
tI,ne neither his family mud frleitds nor the
poles hnyG hcen al,lo to hear fr0M hin, nj
t,lallt. liu Ens n wllo A,tl one child, md 10
domestic callscs for abscnting himself are
kHHlrn
, 1881-04-07

11TVOREES.
Ann Murphy illcd hi. yesterday asainst
her husband, Joseph Murphy, complaining
that he, IN Ills drunken habits, IL sQua,,tler-
Ing nit his property. refusing to give her any
money, md nyk!ng t1tas ,o may ho compelled
10 give ller a separate maintenance.
Julia llascn tiled l,ill for divorce ngninst
0ttn ttascn OIL tho GROUND nj lescrt(on.
Christrry frol.t John Chrlstcry oh tlo ground
1T drunkenness.
lu,lge ,Iatneson granted divorce to Emma
l3nltEer, from Henry D0ttEcr OH tic ground
of drunkenness.
, 1881-04-07

Mr.. l.. +. Thonlpson, Sapolinten I'm
M0ore i: Wynlan's Englnc md Machine
Works. IT Fnnat!ry stftef. Boston,. -.
se,..!s the following ITEM; My w!it las
tho limbs, 10 relleSa wi,lel, | l.ad her apply
sumo Ut that famous llltlnsent. 81: Jac0o>
on. Nav she is i:.lrt,l, Trunks to thu woll-
.lerfully healing properties of the oil. 4
hus also been Used alnulg my llen with
splendid effect. aua cau highly recommend
It"
, 1881-04-07

~. =, ..,. l..
~ WIZ VI. se'H a"SH"!S .ui s"'.'; ~. ~ H.
i.,.s. wv 'at ai nInIels ~ Ht.,e t,, t..',
~, IL vi Mn prt., ~ ,.,l st ~, 'rnu' @ ~, i, i.s
,,',tt n' W." ,,.a " ~. NV Nv y, "" W ,at
mMn a'" pt"a ltAt aso EHs al'..3 ~ sE .. ~.
na, ~ nhS "nG ~. ' nv ., !,i'',.,,nrin.. iI t.o
its!tu o. atanna n .e Ist k't,.s!E.a IT., WI,
n n r,ntrn,,,tinn fro,n T,n,iriIf,iI ru1uW
mn In r.rclnt OF another letter, from
friend in Nnw Urlea,ls; anil he Hwtlfs llpnn
the sasne thing from tin LbuIsafin, stand
put!t, RlyE II liberal extract frnM tho let
ter:
yo, ask what my opinion IL III regard to
tho t;nrtlpil Administration and tile South.
n,Nl syy tint you desire tU Enthur sD,1le nptf.
ions for publication. AM not Il writer for
tIc press. and III, not feel competent to give
nh opinion that sl!ntl blind aty ono .h,st
myself. 1}t1t ttn tako, Il good deai
Ut Interest III tho politics Uf my
country nftl my afnptctl State, nntl | have
studied tho bearing Of things. think, with
tollsitfGtlhlc care. You ar. well aware that
politics In this State In
MrcN MosE cuMr,tcArCn
II, every way than Mt t.lc North, There nro
at Irasf furr clcu,enls-two with e{,cl n1rty
HUT nrn tlecIirdjy ,nurkrl, and must ii,
cousit,rrcIi In almost nily c0lGuMtIp tint IL
10 be nntlc. iii tho first place, tisort. II lilo
rrul,tar Democracy, 'Tnts il tho lurccst in
,,lnlt,crs of ,,,,y:n,, III +, representative gov
erlllucrt. wltnn other things ure anywhere
ue,Ir euli,i. numbers IL lid ll,lng tllat wits,
, 1881-04-07

The Appellate Court will dolfver opinions
this marnlns.
Tn-1norrOw will be- Tic last tlny Of service
to lAo April term Of the ClrcWtt Court
, 1881-04-07

iuentn Onr nttvices from Washington nre To
Is ahu,lt, nlnl will maks no backward steps.
, 1881-04-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

sf Or. Radwxy'a old cstallilsho L. Il, H. Krulu..
Aiss thaa the base and worthless limitations nt
them. ~ ulera erG False Rtsulvents, HectN
ki,d Pills, be SUI e and Hsk for Iiulwuys, aud sss
lnst The nxlas :" A&dwat." y On whas you o.y. =
, 1881-04-07


nstSs w;sh ~ w ~ a@ 'ac .sf " as rrrg to ~
Tho reduction, nf to faru Of lilo prisoner also
hold In thls Instance"
GARFlELD AND kOBEkISON
--
Further Specimens "f Republican SUPP
port.
,f,,. E"'sra fS. ~ Aar'5'her A. teSnsHn' IT hfn.,.
o r's" us VI" ~. .sss ~ n" f,ssv,' ,',,.
!teAs's Mattt. his nomination i"sas!i}!o At Chl-
curt,: but II was tho Stu1wurt Republicans,
| un,lcr Inn leadership OF Grant. Cpnk1luc,
1.ogun, Arthur. ami l'iatt wlln snatcllcd vic.
tDrs from TIC very 1aws OF defeat. Tint ne
should feel grutafmt to hnth, would he ouly
natnr,s, n,ni that he should seek 10 unIto mil
hafmo,,ize % % tle two factions; ,, would @ b. pre-
clsels ",'at eSesyo't'5 whit eSpect a'tl mp
! prove. IN tho cflnrae.er OF hlsappoliltments
this fur, with m,ssibly two exceptions, to
mr,,t @ Ths ro,,,,trv r,nrrni,v wos s,,,r,;wl,nt
'hc.t. i"e sonhs's sene'ats m"s so'.uMi'a. .,..
s1rbraseu Mt his appointment of stai'!cy
Matthews. ma It ,"as ee-altllo,.El, W. are
minimizing .ru,p,, ro,,ortsnn f,r I,nl,cctnr
~ H.. 1snr, ~ Nv" wo' v,r,. H., t,'r snn",srn
" ti'e !ost III Ne" 1orh' nns our ot'''loIs
u, thu Interest 0f harmony, cnn well attord
tn overlook this Iatter appointment, llits-
IL ,'nrrrsnl1v o,1m,ttc,t mi IN, hns hta.r In.
I,rs",, H., t,,, ,,,,",.,",,s ,.,n - t1,o sn,,ni,
sto.s'' " t'ie 1t!'a''i'lo"s fole VI LIZ ouHate
alul Assembly Of this State.
| I,ul.El.rsoN RuuE TO WIN THIS TIME,
| i,ufah,fN, 81 Erp,ts. tC'ouki!,,g ls<p.,.
"'rl!. a,,ly way Il. which 1t HOW sue,!.s nos
I o,,,t, t avail t,,ttnr sh,h1nrn ,o,,tout n,,or
p'", ~ "."o" ~. w.
tboertso1l's nomination Is ny tilh voluntary
withdrawal OF lsobertsoH." says washing
Ion special. Tint being @ the ca, ease. II my bp
Judge Robertson llns either voluntarily With
] drawn OF been beaten good ,slatly times,
wien IL, tor lis friends Tor Him ilnYe ;lskcI
! fnr poslti,i,s Which, hnyu imeil we'll earmcI
! by ills abilities t,,t character and public
| services 1t Is n1i ultl stOty for Judge Rob
ertson TO !lenr. tl'at Y TIC wlll withdraw this
sss' @ st esass s~ T. sye NV 's' 5 eas ms tef isr
Judge Robertson, xrtl We Imagine llo uther
thl,ig cost!d 50 severely try lIls usuatly a,'l-
icalle mt eauabig tG,spur as talk Of ''yolun-
| Withdraw, and he cannot bu myoiuntnrily
beaten. Ills .tllrn .l,ls cd'no ut last. Whit
lung years Of ncan!escenco failed to bring
s to,s tI%"E ls y1soros 9ns kskaE
tho nollticnl gods I,avo this prGyidpa ho Is
| the lust n'nr to throw oysr Ills shoulder.
! Let lfo Ounce proceed Robertson viii SEQ
THE ODDS AGAINST cosK1,1S0.
| sare,sn,s ~ - ,Ioar,,n, fnt",
It should be GDr,,u In lni;,ti tit no suc,
! dtylstthi Of parties exists In the United States
wt liz Fl ,a1 sss Is lew s yplean e! e boS
with tho VicG-IrGsldent's casting yntc:
whereas the. i contained Il Democratic
w9rkiH9 nSrfy H. ~ e w ssn"ts @ s nSs nsY n
uf Piitt, OF New York, iii tliO new RepuD-
| llcnn Senators IRE s,eclnl friends to tiurfled,
aid not Vllu actiye!y sy,npaliilzes with tllo
uI,o..tf,,1 tttrnrtt.,n ff tf,,,,,It,ntru tI,I,
, 1881-04-07
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"Death and tho ltesnrroct!on, ...--.--.--
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, 1881-04-07
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-04-03
THE FARMERS CONVENTION

On the 10th of May the East
Tennessee farmers convention is to
be held in Knoxville, and We hope
to see every county in East Tennes-
see largely represented. Our mer-
chants and business men are enthu>
siastic on the subject, and will do
everything to make it pleasant and
profitable for our farmer friends.
In fact we. noticed one of our lead
ing wholesale merchants taking a
subscription list around, and over
one hundred dollars had been SUBJ
scribed towards defraying the ex-
pense of entertaining the expected
visitors. We hope to see three or
four hundred of our leading far
mers in attendance, and can assure
them that our business men appre-
ciate them, and will make special
effort to make their visit to Knox
vile pleasant one.