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, 1881-05-13

Dn. STEPHEN II. ,rySo's appearance III
the role Of curs1ilg prophet has caused
SOME. amusement mid mora dtsplcasuro III
tho Episcopal communion. The reverend
gentleman is reportcd US having said In Ills
farewell serln0n:
nfny Cod o,,rao md blast this church II It cvor
swerve from tho nrinclrtcs upon which u VIVA
founded. My Roietnu t1nprrealton viii rest upon
1t " 1t pvcr pruy1 ials0 10 tho purpoac OF It's
Protestant organization.
Itoccure1 to some readers Of tho sermon
that THIS WIS asking good deal Of tho Al
mighty. For nnloss DR.. Tyng's principles
wero tic only ones whereby nlen may bo
saved there Is no special sacredncss nbout
them. Why n Church should bo "cursed"
and "blasted" for departing from them the
most tlasotetl atlherent Of Low-Church prin-
ctplcs will find It difficult to explain. II
would scum from tlfs deliverance TINT mar.
rowncss, btgotry, and Intolerance are not
characteristics from which Low.Cliurcll clar-
gyn,en arc necessarily exempt.
, 1881-05-13

4 WRITER In tic Philadelphia Prcss gives
n chapter OF Jefferson Davis history which
will not probably 10 fonnd III hts biography.
Tho jealousy which tho President ot tho
ConfctIeracy entertained for oil his military
14ieutcuants ls a fact well established III his
tory md easily capable Of proof. 1ic DE-
graded 10 Johnston md Deauregartt bclow
tl.o rank to which they wern Justly entitled
in tho original distribution ot thu chief conl-
lnn11ds. liz removed Johnston from tic
command Of the Army OF tho Tennessee ut Il
tine WIEN llc WIS achieving wonders, nsld
precipttntcl the collapse OF tho Confederacy.
l[e quarrelcl Will, Lee, who was UNWILLING
to prolong Il hopeless struggle, before tho
surrender, and never snw him afterwards,
the lntter being ayerso to resunlng friendly
reatlo1,s with tho arcll-consptrator mid mar
plot- 1t has been justly said that Lee was
"tho Washington OF the confctloEacy."
Davis WIS only Its too-zealous advocate, WHO
lost moro through his personal eniultles
than lae ever gained by his ras!lness.
, 1881-05-13
Moro than ono Coi|cctur.hfp was tro,,h,o, :,
wrlter Of tho second article. NY

TIFF Louisville Co.ricr-Jour,,ol l., n,
llth lnat. Is a nlnsnuoth lss..o Of clRs. a,.s ~
t,a7cs. devoted in great part to setttn, ~ ~.
tho advantages ot tue Nor.hwcsse7n ,,,n...
resorts. tim uluans OF getting to aad fror, ,A.s
md tho charms Of tho great Shipping, ,n,,s.
both ways.-tho City Of CbIcngo. Tha ,uttcs,n.
Of Chicago nro lnlnhtcl to tho courikr.. .jorzs,
md Its altlelent correspondent Ut this w,lnt u.
Edgar +. wasea,an, for natsing known Il n.
people of tho South the peculiar attraction, -
tito Northwestern wntcrlng. .placcs. Tne n,s ~
s'.sni'srr risftors to tho Nnrth uclacntay brn u
IN its trnfn n grcat aent Of h,1stncsa. The Win.
Of Chtcagofs Southern tratle, which sas ~
years aRo laraiy sl,oo00oo, is now estimated h,
tho Cn,irier-Jaurtai at SIG o, ,oo, which /. saus.
" too high figure. Tho nchs,lts Of euitiYut,c.
friendly relations between thu peopls Il
tho two stosions nrp obvious. Ch,cosn
is tho nntural metropolis OF tho 3tIssI4tpul VI.
Icy; 1t Gun un0ersell my competitor to po}uts n
kontucty. Tennessee. aud Northern ,lsstssppI
Alabama, md doorg'n, mt rracnei by rlst,
routes oe transportation. For tho good work ol
Introducing Southern morchanta to tho IN.
rlvaEcd markets Of Chicago, tho people Of .h.j
sectlon ase largely indebted, as wo have sald, ID
tho Courier Joirtlnl.
, 1881-05-13

TnE Shanghai correspondent of The Lon
don TI,,.es hrs attempted TO Aafuma tho atra.
clous opium trat'lo Which EngInMl forges
on Chinu for lhe sake Of tho Indian reve-
MUGS. The defense Is = spet!n.en u thorough
casuistry. 1t amounts 10 this: that Ii tho
lss!t!s!a csase tn ss,.a opium to Ch!Ma tho
Chinese will grow 1t for themselves alr. L.
Gtorrs Turner, Secretary at tho Society tor
the Suppression Of tlle Opium Trade, llas
answered tl'ts argument III pamphlet. lilo
ahbws ronc'asiyeiy that tho growth nf fChSnesn
opium is not 50 dangerous tlt!Mg rs the coi,-
s.nusd growth of tho Indian pappy. The
former drug Is not nearly SO deadly rs thu
latter. Besides, Tic growth Of the psant ex-
cept for medicinal purposes is illegal II.
Chtua, and whatever mischief 1t would lo
lnust ba uone surroptitionsly.
, 1881-05-13

ANY rtt!o grievances which, the public
may have with the clerk OF Tho weather as 10
tho present area Of high thermometer ought
to be slseaccd Ay the tctectlon that II fl Just
tlla weather needed for things growing. Win
ter having extended Itself cleAr up to the
middle Of April, 1t Is necessary TINT VIC
should have plenty Ut iiGat md moisture to
make up for lost time, aNl we are having
them, and vegetation is responding with u will.
Ths trees aro fairly hurat(ug with leat, aad
tie grass shooting out OF thu ground, while
corn Rtld wheat and other cereals nrt coming
along at tremendous rate. Notwttl,staii4.
Ing the unusually long winter altd backward
>spr.ng, we doubt II vegetation a.'d the crops
on tbs 18th OF May, lSso, aftor u very favora-
b!e winter, made any lettor sl.owtng tlsau or.
the same tlate ut this year. Naturo always
clutches w III tho lang run.
, 1881-05-13

OEN, DuTLEls Inns written q clergyman III
Trunton, Md, u ctrouMstantlal account ut the
manner Il. which aen. TwlHHs swosds and cer-
taIA silver pluto eatne Into BIZ possosson when
ho was coihmaudtnx ut Now Orleans. anl haa ux-
plaLnctl the sltspolltlon made Ut thcH1, Tho
swords wcro frat deposited III tho United 6tAtea
Treasury, and w1re afterwards Restored to Gun.
TwlY1a' daughter, TIM sllvcr w4s turned over
to Gp.,. nutiers SUCCESSOR ut kuw Orleans, aud
he haa uvcntases and receipts Tor VII of It. i,u-
,ueliatefy uttvr tho War suits wuru brought
against hItn In Naw York and naltiu,oru s9grv~
gutil,y III claims for lHmuKes Sustained nit New
Orleans quito q million doitars. Yhre9 of thoM
, 1881-05-13

GET. SHERMAN gnye to The Unttsd Serrtca
AhIQaziHe IL reason for violating l1allCck oslez1
"to concentrate, keep together, and tntrtMh
until ll.soll had toinod hts forces at plttsburR
Landing With Grant" which Is not only coa.
frealun Ut dIsobc1tsnco Of Eaieek's orders but
10 equivalent to Il pica Of guilty OF dcIbersts
purpose to aaeriAen tho uriny. Enys Hbesmla,
It WAS necessary ihnt Il combat, fierce and bill.
tor, II, test tho nlAglhuNd 1T two arn1Ees, ehouA
eattto off; and that was ns good placc ~ any.
1t wMs not thpn II question or military bklll nd
strategy, but of col.raEo mid pluck.
"That is TO say" rc,nnrka tho Cincinnati q.
stftc, "it wns NECESSARY to expose our new tot'
illltcers, without organization as aH afn1S, stsa-
o,,t dispositions to snnb!o them to form Aas'
fenstvc and mutually supporting ltue, ~!thoai
positions or preparation for n batt!e, and With.
out commanding General. to DO attacfedb,
nn army having nil thoso conditions. 10 order 70
SHOW 70 '0ur fuoti1ics that, T1tdo ard uututtred
"a VIC thon were, VIC could hght as wela - saeT.'
llcaaons 10 Wild rs th!s only lncraasa the da1t*
nass ca thla AtIulr."
, 1881-05-13

lNFht 1N$6b
tIeartu.t threo tratios. ! learhel to ho brow.
Or, d coauhnIAkur, and Mnchinlst. all bctos9
was II yeAr* old. ] worked tAsea ysars " fi:a
starf Ia ltfo. WIS I,lnkll,v 1nacltt,ts to shear
cloth: thu.i ! bought thu patent right ~ tho
yoru tho war 3f lsi3. Qutcrtuiudd tG 9tva thu
worl.l M slnivnIeat IN sn'no form ot Useful lu,
or Tor W tn4s ,sa.He n ~ =. t 4 vent E. o., ana a1
0f tu6t. cannnt secnlloct II sl1nu WHOM 1 cunl.i
not pny wtlat owed my tlhy wal,li not apentl
was to keuV eIrnr Ut tho blnks: | tVrrr askuI
shou, fnr atcun,tnosati1n; hevor UT then to
M UIllKutI1n Without d rurtuInty Ut heiux nblo
to ply Il. ~ That wuy l.uAunxvsl to keep o!oAr
Of l'AlIus, Afy ruiz was "IAy III yuu ~" !
nut hAve had for tne atking what | owed him:
AnOthus thnK Wish ~ SUI: ala tlla M0Iluy !
evur ln,ptu was IN mechanlGal business, ana not
lit SPECULATION,
, 1881-05-13
CONKLING, As A COMMON BC0LD.

Tho New York IcFald prints long
screcd about the sltunston III washington,
which nurports to co1no from nm occas!Dnat
correspondent" but Is gel.era!Iy accuptcd sss
Conkllng's statement NJ tho case. 1t coi-
slsss In nbout cq1lal parss Ut childish gosslt,
q whine, md Il personal attack upon Ircsf-
don't Garfield. Conkltng Is 1'ara'letl us 4
m.tcl'-abuscd ,nnl,, alnf tlle President Is tlc-
no,tllcc.l rs all INSCRIPTIONS barsAller wllo
Hiatlu nlet'ges freely which }te llts sI1tce
broken without compunctIor.
The gossip TT this article. wittoi1 roads rs
though. II Was take! down In slnrt!tana
tram Mr. Conkflls's alc.atioii. may iMye
suMe foundation. 1t Is nltoeether probable
that tito President n!Adt searching Inquiries
concerning men wloni l,u was alslosetl ur
urgetf to aDpotnt to f!Eh plaees. 1t Is a!sD
pr0bnhfu ttat tso l1a!fo frequent clhuges Il.
Ills list, md expressed from tImo to tinlo
purpose 10 appoint certaill ,l'en to certAEll
offices ,wl.lcl. lI0 subsequently fo,,'sd tu he
alshsr aawls3 or tnaxpettfeat. hut It Is snlait
bitsll,eas for Mr. Cnnk lnR to 20 Al'Ont retailing
matters OF tI'ts kind. attd making public CON.
versatlons which wcrn private lt,a e0l,iltloIl-
tlal, IT. w6lhl be difficult nn4tcr any cnlldl-
lIons fur llew President to I'LL up tho eutl,p
lins oftfelyil offices at Ills disposal without
frequently changing Ills Msltd; but the DIM.
Guilty !n this rasu WIS enormously Increased
by tic various factions which II was {iarliulsl's
ambition to conciiato. It may bo said, how.
ever, that II thd President OF the unItel
Statts Ia no longer to havo the privilege Ut
, 1881-05-13

were tried md tho nIn,ntl7s ,,on .,,,,-.
othors wcrn discontinued, or ne,n., ,aed All,ss
to Bl'''ner fr"'n Tint ''ny 10 .a,. 'aea ~ qai.f
hls lung letter tho uancra, snya. :" coaclaa.a,
Pardon. tny dear sir, lhjs r.,,,.
wt1frh. pert,Mu., nny. aftct Nh ,pfostt M statasnp,
,sHfcss r,.s ssoR * s% ov,t IT, IT,, .. ,stse :, b.e ~
service. md thu ,nin,i Ia rn,,snI Yeats os. pshl5
" injury ir9m aca nr eaiiInny,s ~ serp senss ss
%i ,Tttgks ot, tat on'tc hc u q ss
WHICH "o s e,ln y. !s,. your III
s,hJ ATM u ~ 10 hut watch thss bba,11t
W1Sfm WITH mSvTf e Il - 70 ~ h'ltnsn IT,,
Th9 patient scnrci lid VIII 7fteut
VI lin w'"' ttpasuras uu ! .snhls ..9hs
, 1881-05-13
wAsHrNurov oPrtogHoLDERs,

There Is n strong tendency Oil tic part OF
Senators to grasp tho appointment Of Nil
officers who have to be confirmed by tho
Senate nn. leave to Representatives only tilo
petty or minor ptaces; when, In lact, tho
members Of the llouso nre tho nearer repre-.
sentatlycs Of tho people, aad it either hati
nny right to select utlaccrs the Representa-
ttyes should 1tnyo tho preference. Andrew
Julnsut, wlien ile was Il llelnbor Of tic
Lower House Ut Congress, actually proposed
an amendment to tho Constitution app0r-
Timing among tho several Congressional
districts Of the country all tho appointments
In tile Federal oi1lccs Mt Washington. This
arrangement would meet tho viows Of Con-
grcsslllpn at this .tay precisely.
Tho Pension law passed at tho last session
authorized tic appointment OF l4t extrsl
clerks. Those clerks nre 10 ba allowed co,'-
pensation ranging ns high as s., ,00o III some
cascs, a,s4 III otllers down to s1,soo, Sa.Goo,
sl,40o, $1,000, $1,000, $500. STU, and vart-
Gus intermediate sums. Tho now Spcrc-
tnry ot the Interior undertook to make
selections for lhese pinccs accortisng
tn merit, but tho number Of applicants
was legion, md tic members Ut Congress
claiming to have friends s"-llenclitnu,l-np-
pointed were c1nmnrous. Tlireo tines tho
number ut places would not have satisfied
tho Congressional claimants alone Tho Scc-
rc,ayy, pleading tho i1nn,u.lnto necessities of
| tho service, uppointc,l TIC wlols number Mt
once, wltl,uu. my reference to their lItucss,
I m,d, though l,e may not have beneiltut, tho
m,bltu scrylcp. l,o rulipycd the pupnrtnent
If tic mob Whose de,,,u,,us Interrupted MI
other business Tho raw recruits wero put
In Mt rush, without any previous tllscrin,.
! Inntlou, r''toy were drawn from ali umrts OF
Tim ro,,utry. a,ul hut fow of tl,on Ind my
I nrcviona cxpertanro or know1cdre of the
, 1881-05-13
OFFICE IN WASHINGTON.

ff.ttn $nt1nHt mi 1atnra nf t|1nSii win fnfI.
io ,n'e.'ess' r., ,"u. .''a .o.a. y. s ~ fnraraa,
fesellk TIC people III TUG oe"a1o u %"HeEe"s
nre yery great and 1t Is not surprising, there
fnrc. Tint fron, Inn, Ia tin,c we henr Of meul-
bprs falling from oyerwork, aid sinking
..,. ,.,.,.ht ~ , II, tho ,,,,,,rto tntnr
Under tic weight Of care IN INC pao'te !htef-
est. An extraordinary illustration OF tho
most c"RrosslnE labor w'itel, te1aands t,'e
attention Of congressman is ttat Of tho dis
tr,hnt,ou nf n,cps. 'rhe Constitution ex-
prcssy excludes tho C0nErcss MD it3 ne'n-
1mrs fro,n thu hnpo1nt}nr f}owcr hid yet
,,,nn.tant,,s ~, IN finn mi intmr nnL
hlnc-teht''s VI A4lo 'ino h'sA : '"po1 "''.
thoughts OF The average tulnbcr II consumed
IN tic struggle for patronage. lilo Solata
Of the United States Inns for more tElan Sixty
days bccn unable to attend To tic specInl
business 1t was called to net uponi Its time
being occupied III q struKEle to uetef-
1ni'to whether tlle power 10 hppoihe
cttston-l,ouse olllcer rests with tho lfosi-
dent, wltere ule Constitution placed It, or
With n Senator WHO Beeks 10 lisnrp Tor HIM
seEf nlAi his follows a l'nwor wlt'tE,cld from
them by the Constitution. 10 SHOW TIC
Inontcntons nature OF the business "'1ch IL
nUw cnsrossnE tho minds OF Senators.
we clip from the report Of Wednesdays pro-
cecAings tho following:
MAsl!1SuToN. ~. ~, MY al'Lt. ~; t Nc,.uns at,
% tlnYs nd " caInx On tic pSaIs f Executive ill.,
pnrtn,rnts for ,ho ',an1ss OF clerks 9nd 9 oll,-
oyfts 's'ts ~ y9'p"'ou III 'e'' t'sp''|''' D'p'''
sir. brown offered an amendment cnl,nx for
ar h!;n ~ Ms ct,larc NJ Saos' ''ot"'
Tho resol,.tIon md amendment wcro laid oyor
foE latnr9 notn 1,l96:oa -osot,o Tim. croa,.or
tho sai'ic!.l regster al sho United 5tatas" ahail
Gontain n altlitton t tho statistics refrea tf "
lis Eo;,grrssi1.iui I;s GistrIoe frual which each
nlscr; G!urk. a,la unn!oy3 IN ne sory!c9 81 re
nnoimtmsnt' umI us 70 "p'''"'oN A''N ''' 'N|' ~
rim naxt dny,s proceedings were occuplcd
| witt, n consideration of the sut,e question.
Loue ftara,,uucs ,ycra ,na,ic rs to thellu,ubcr
NJ c.nrks In washington from various States
an,i districts The mighty minds OF tho ycl,-
| ernble Senators wore eilxrosscd will, the
! ,l,etr1}nt}or, nf cIcrs,si,fus.
, 1881-05-13

M1Lr.Er's paintings are tho "fat takes"m
art fro,,, Il pccunlary paint OF view llo hesel
enjoyed during his lifetime tho vogue Ta,sa aa
pictures now havo. Ills "LAngciaa W.. Ma'
paintcl! Ia 1s59, and partially engaged 70 w,
ton l.,nutuur for $5uo+ Hut Tho price Hasto toeas"
too liKn, INK, It wus sold u aaa'es. s.,a. Ats.
years nHl Mr.. WILSON nafd $s.5U for u, ana ~.
ruvent sa.o o{ his paintings III lar'a u otoo.s
s;Hidu0 !Another sti'let. tho "Fapcase, nua., ~
III uccember 1877. for Sdt1f' rose o. ta s,I.n.
::ss,701t. Tho lDo pictures Of tho WILSON .sn
I'M. which indicates rialng ,nasket tor rea!I
xt,. worxs. 10Th .,,o<,e.n and uucent atest1s, ~
heyo,uo known to collectors. The "iis's y, Y
MoIasonor, was acquired by ]. v. AassaS .ss ~
lss,ooof.; tho "sca," By TsHyo"' Tor s.s s''s b. b.
tho "IntorIor OF Courtyard IN i1ag. '..h1,t n
t}uscA,ups. for a'.s00. by Sir. ". u: sana.:'@"
btr. sruretun WIS tho buyer Of "L!snsSA'''
, 1881-05-13

GEN. DEAunEuAnp origtnatol tho cable
railroad, aud sued tic California companies
for Infringement Ut patent, The case WIS
finally compromised on agreement that tie
couipalics should not exte1tl tic use 0f the
cables for strect-car purposes away from the
Pacific const. Tho rights Of Con. Dcauregnrd
nro recognized by tic Chicago companies,
aud he wfll.bo paid royalty for the use OF
his invention Iii this city.
, 1881-05-13

In noticing tho rejection OF ea .no uts s's,symsa
eligible 10 sel..s In mat body' y ar,,,cut t4w
T,.k T,tlpusE ycster.lay lbae the p p's rnl.cop..
excluded only Nomas, Cafnones, Ills. a Te #efa
lIaus, all othor ctcrxymeli 1ons ars slso
In urrur Tho tass Is. lta'nan uaseo'1} 11}ot,rt.as,
ul,9Iblp. jus. ~ are pfesbytortsi't, ,casoa. The
exe,sil,t, Is Of aerxyn,on. aud tho ssasuI sstbis
al oIorxy.aon uxcept Ep'soopal..p,.s, p,.,osn.,a any
IL that thu English luw do*s NV .se ne prjests
clergy,nen ~ suen oxcopt these "p0 NV
Ut tho Established CAt'rch.
, 1881-05-13

President catnpt ttD tllls thing |
------~--
THE punE-WATER PROBLEM.
1t tnay l,n concc,led 1T tho outset that tho |
water Of Lake Michigan has hcrh very ba.I,
and eve, Unfit for ,tsinkinr, during tic Iast
fuw weeks, md especially tlarll'g tho ont
tlaw from tito Dcsplalncs asnl tito cai,nl
through tho Chicago River; tint Il n'ay have
cnMsott some sickMess, though mt Ii tllllo Of
whnt l.as been attributed tu It. since tic
same diseases that l,ayu occurred Iii thp city
have atso becn epidemic In places wl.Gre tic
lnke wator Is NOT llsad; ANIL, finally. that wo
need snlEo CONNECTION with Lako Michigan
TINT will insure It's goad water. All tllcsc
branches OF tho problem wifi 10 concctlMl
by every one. The next questions nre. How
nre ye to gpt 1t, a1lsl llow chi VIZ get It con-
Bistontly with convenience, pronptness, alla
economy?
i'he question tiaa comic before thu Common
Couuctl'f,l tho sllnW. Of proposition 10 tako
tho wafer froln#oirs point twenty or thirty
,lltlcs north 1T hore, say off Highland Park,
which would require pmt,pfng-works both
there md iosc, and bring 1t thoncs to the city
bs underground tunnctfng. Unqucstionabiy
this would glyo It's pnre sYatGr, slttcd tic
refuse Of tho city md tho ontpourfngs Of tho
river. .io not reach tat locality. II tf,ure were
Ito other wny of obtaining pure Wntcr there
might be necessity for adopting tho pfnpo.
sItion anN Mt my cost; hnt ns this method
iavtlyes ai1 outlay 1T the minimum tstttl'atd
Ut 81 900 0u md It woltld Eo much 1nore likc-
II to rttt1 to sic, 600. .00J l,cfofu tt WIS ftnslu
md must require Il constitutional nnohsl-
ntont to enable tho city to duabfc It's debt, II
, 1881-05-13

rnE cntcAon TrtnrSs tas established branch
oIecs fur tho receipt Of subscriptions and ad*crAg-
n1tf1ts nA fonWe.
NEW YUltK. .-l.oo1n 70 Tribune nulldina. F.T. NC.
FAnnHS, Manager.
tlLAsttOW. ecutlnnd-Altnn's American News
Agency, II nenhrId-sL
LDEtuH, EnH-Amctican Exchange. A@ suand+
NEanr +. titlI.ls, AEnhL
WAsliiSGTUN. d. t.--f5f1 Fstrnct
, 1881-05-13

frnn II Stnte wl,ore M appointment WIS tn
be na'le, ln ae1uttncc Ut scndtHa IN tho uUtti-
natlnn; aut thts wo,tlA hu III, absolute sur
rGtnier Of IFS appointment prcrngA tive. Tho
President cAtlnnt stu ilIls Thing.
, 1881-05-13
POSTAGE

Entered at TIE poss-bMes Al Chacaeo i'll, al stee'd'
CEass Maftff.
Eor Tho beneHt OF aur patrons rho desire Ia sand
s,nrc espscs ot T1tE tttMuNE through tho mail, No
nl7e hcsos7lth tho transient tAto ut postAgo3
3bsnrs'tt. Pr Copp.
Espht mi. Tve!va fnGa Paper. cent?
fnrtftT. .
Fight nnn Twalvd tago fapcr,....,.s..,....4 ccnts
ti1ucn l'hRo cent6'
, 1881-05-13

In loss tlln1a ,ne week an al'cas, a,.,
organ In this city found It cnnvon,. s o!aTsn
two npposlnH vttws az iha pros,assn tat,
vltt roforoasa to slIo Robertson assp1s cas. te,
.First rtr,o. c,..-
,,d,asas ,r9nsv.i"s uMF"eM hNs} Tho tesfibtr& IT, H..
a.,n,.It,r WIZ nHWsnsl sr round tn fa ;hte
pnm,,tt,r nrrs,inc,, ~ ~ .s,esy hnrness oil s.
o,,,,.t,,,, sstti' "a ttatnou whu nm ~ ssa'
t'ulv ,,m nn,, , ,no s1ed Vt tho 5ss .sat. .sat
IL fbn {,,"sflt,ttf.,n W. il91t. and who rs;hm
n1crse t,'S i,'itt,t,. ...sso tS their feputsatEt
"a r., sSo III ,,1,ntinn,t'G,,. fH@A tho'r ps;fn.aaa
~ ~ annt,rt',a au t,so nt' srhapstt tln'.g ,s.s
t,ntc,l Gv i'm i'rest,.nt =" 40. bnt thai dsa!ee 2
tm III ~; ,mnnrtn,,t ~ attar; It teens tn y
Sn,s ~ Nh. VIZ y w 81 now md iha ~ ~
t,,,,. Nh, r,, i.Ie ~ por !!nuse has p
amn,n.i,t, ~ prns,h s h.u. tho Inv one ID Saa
Sas wit1,.tr H., f"erthly short spsrs y,
nttcr INV vnrr no,"i n'e|t lying. "Trip sens,%1tt
Gatfnttx' ss,,int q ,nn. u nl5 patfu1sse. ~
iM.ii,.xi III acrn, w. wMat ts ho! TSesh s w
t.wtsn5 .s.,.. ~ 9s,s,aasS !o# who nse furrss.
mnon raas npnn tttsoTnlaly to nud emincnt s,ae
t '.a IT,. ,si VI 1 tsos! nit 1t, but tho nysohs.
,,r1aFc,.,n, n Ht nas grown ercceAn.s,t
II,f nIn,Ssnrs Alstsma!l OF late aa1 tSs,!
um.tifw X HI ~ ty ,, n,Inre o'lt .1mei pgn.
thnnKhtfni frienls re- rlsk hlfce.. ~" s,SN n1eN to
nu...n1, tMvu u ~ EIns" PIG hahdfnL OF ntnssss
,Is Eli uis ihrraton to take thes
t,,.. t.'eM' !onH away and yDu cirifs
WHY H.ns;1s ., - y. !" laeGg ni1panlc. ind UssSxs
tUy WM nas aaa 10 kisgw thorlaa be haSss.
%"o'1 ''$eAstn' iueal With even left.,
tnan ,nt,, tue copntr, issss ias,s
Moro Than ono Coiscctt,r,hfp wa, t.o,,,,,r..
Wrltnr Of tho second nrttcln. 1ae
, 1881-05-13

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NO SURRENDER. p.
Tic presumption Is stto'tg That Prosido'tt |
Garfield Is familiar with political history;
n1,d. II he Is, ho doubtless Inns n lively seiiso
Of tho folly Of compromises, Which amount
to surrcrtlors either In matters Of principle
or Of policy. Mr.. otay tried to compromise
the difficulty betwcen the nulEa1cr Calhoun
mud President Jnckson. "C0mpromisep
said old Hickory, " will mako no coinpro-
Misc with traitors. will have no ncEotla-
tlons. I will execute tho laws. Calhoun
sliall be tried for treason, aud hanged II
fo1lna guilty, II hc docs not Instantly cease
his rebolllous COURSE" LetcheF, Of Virginia.
who was tic ao-bctwcen In tho proposed
compromise with Tie great nullttier, iastenod
to Inform Calhoun VI tile purpose OF lilo
rrosl1ont. The South CarolInlan had n
vision of the galfows and ute lluIhb!o pie.
lie was compelled to vote for measure
"agalrst which, ut tllat very tinle ind Mt Ills
Instance, troops wero hc!nK raised III South
Carolina, and bucalso Of whicl. thu polItt"
cians Ut that Stntc wcro preparing for 1'cr
secession from the Union." Clay's political
cArcer was made up Of series of efforts ut
compromise. During his calldldncy for tho
Presidency ho sought to 1ar,no'1ize tho
differences between slavery propaEantists
md those who hated human bonslnar- As
matter OF course he toll between Two stools.
Webster refused to bnrDnle party to
C'Ay's proposed compromise with Calhoun,
declaring that le would support tho Pfesl-
dent, to whom l,e was politically opposed, IN
Ills righteous determination to prcserte tho
Union. But inter- I'll his famous I'll. Uf
, 1881-05-13

NrcV1eher's Thentrf. .....
Madison Ftraet. hctwton btntc and Daarbnrn.
Engagement OF tho stunss L Gray opota Company
"HlI1e0 Taylor"
, 1881-05-13

The yassals Ut Baron Cohhs"e lsa"s ,ha, xoua
sss"s ss Saepeas, 1s Il i b. b.. r.at as, pss.'s ps
Sisriaa.iy I % inaetiyo putoto T. .na %als ~ ho y.
s9noea a!se'1ng ~ io 10 their story, bought Up
piatn duty to thc Republican paty.
, 1881-05-13
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

tyAuBASs1A LODGE, NO. 1sl 4. r. / 4. NJ
tlcrlar communication thlA evening At O.clslck.
Usstness and wifk. John {. BARKER, ". II.
EHEn w. PUlsrEn. Secretary.
, 1881-05-13
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, 1881-05-13

Olympic Thentre.
rJa,t .trcet. he,wcen Lhko and Randolph. Va.
rinty entertainment.
, 1881-05-13

GRIND Qlicrn.1Kcnae.
r1nrk esrcet, orpo.lt new Cpurt-1fnnAas Engage
ment Of tbp Lingn1ds. "Stplen ktasaS.h
, 1881-05-13

ORIENTAL I.t3l}3E, No. 81 4: Ek 4. M:-,sgecinf
Tonight for work. CHARLES CAfl.!S,
Euerelary.
, 1881-05-13

SENATOR GAALAsn, u A.nnd A!,''''~.d d,satsaf
friruu ,hc otnor day why he a'opF
whtsky. liesa1l: ,,, esnssssia. n ~
knilsas this shln1!,sr. A'u !.w the EtasFss+ e. spd
VIC aso @ a',v Ia the .iark sal'ts ;Ss " s n.
which over ii t''ny he. H. ~" ~ L. Ss lo1y g"ss
lvu who 4tArtvtWlih NV ~ :.