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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03
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augusta Chronicle and ConStitutioaalist
An a''Old Line Democrat'l presents this
morning the name OF Hon. George T..
Barnes foF p,s c 6as sn ma L2Fg The
general representative of the State in the
next House Of Representatives is par
tieularly appropriate. He embOdies in q
striking degree the high principles of man
and the thorough qualities of the statef-
man. No man in the State has
been truer to bis friends or more
faithful to those principles of the party TO
which he has been so long attached. Of
warm, genial nature, he is among the most
companionable and popular of gentlemen
man of the people, ard representative
whom all classes can approach, and from
whom, whether clients or constituents, his
people can at all times expect eandor, eour
tesy and rely upon the highest capacity. AS
lawyer he ranks among the most conscien-
tious and profourd, and as an advocate he
is considered ona of the most logical and
eloquent In the South. He is broad and
finished scholar, and has trained mind of
natural strength and liberality by the widest
range of reading aud the most intelligent
observation OF men and events.
Msior Barnes has rendered great service
to the State as public man. He has never
held office since his election to the Legisla-
ture In 1864, when tie true and tried men
OF Inc lSuu were EdllSu 10 bLS fkOub III al
hour of uncertainty and peril. But since
that time he has been a trusted leader of
the party. He has laboFed as a member
of the State and National Campaign Com
mittses, and has been found In the
front rank In every campaign since
the war where the principles
OF Democracy were to be advanced and the
honor of the South was to be maintained,
AS the Georgia member OF the National
Democratic ExecA i've Committee, he had
formulated basis of organization for the
unity and strength OF his party, and no man
in the next campaign, whether or not he is
advanced by the people as q candidate for
Office, will be more ready to render faithful
and efficient service to his party and to his
country than the Hon. George T. Barnes.
The Chronicle has no desire to anticipate
the action of the State Democratic Conven-
ton, where the best and truest counsel, we
trust, will prevail; still less do we wish to
detract from the claims of the many excel
lent gentlemen who have already been pre-
sented for the Office of Congressmap-St
Large. But we Taay with confidence say that
should Major Barnes be placed 10 nomi-
nation as the general representative
of the State In the Forty eighth Congress,
the people, aud the whole people, will SIS
cure a man who has shown himself master
of details, and who will prove himself to be
an organizer of victory; a man who unites
the patriotism of Bayard wi the scholar
ship of Garfield, and who IN the judicial
caste of his nind and the breadth OF his
craftsmanship will take high rank among
the leaders OF the country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

The census returns give 155. 900, 900
pounds as to the amount of wool clipped
from 35,OQ0,0OO sheep in the United
States in the spring of $780, This shows
encouraging progress since 1870. when
the reported clip was 100. O00, OG0 pounds
from %. 900, 900 sheep. Nearly fourth
of the entire production of 1880 is re-
turned from two States-nameiy: Ohio,
which is credited with %, 600, 900 pounds
of wool and $1,000 600 sheep, and Cali
fornia, which shows nearly 1900 600
pounds of wool aud 4, 0OO. 900 sheep 10
1870 the clip of California was II O0O.-
600 and that of Ohio 10000 600
pounds. After these two States come, ia
1880, Michigan with 1s.OO0.0 600. New
York 900. 900, Pennsylvania 5000. 600,
Missouri 100000, and Wisconsin =
OOO, 900 pounds The rapid grow b of
sheep raising in Texas is shown by the
fact that the number of sheep incTsGsed
between 1870 and 1880 from 200, 900 to
nearly 100000, and the amount of
wool shorn from /, $50, 600 to nearly y
OOO. 600 pounds The increase in the
production of wool has already been
marked in Michigan, Missouri. Penusyl-
vania and Wisconsin: but in New York
the reported clip of 1880 was more than
1900. 900 pounds less than that Of 1870,
while the number of sheep was nearly
500, 900 smaller in 1880 than in 1870.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

The travesty On parliamentary govern
ment, exhibited by the action of the
British Liberals in the debate on the
repression bill on Saturday, reminds one
of the Radical majority in Congress
when led by Stevens and Morton. The
liberties of the Irish people were legisla.
ted away, and their representatives were
expelled for representing them. The
resistance of Parnell and his associates
may have been foolish, because it was
futile, but their conduct was justified by
precedent and privilege.
To be consistent the Liberal majority
should deny representation to Ireland in
Parliament. There would then probably
be no need of changing the rules of par.
iianirEtary procedure to execute the die
tates of king caucus.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

The general verdict is that the Penn.
svlvania Democratic Convention, at its
session in Harrisburg last week, placed
an excellent ticket in the field, and one
which is likely to bear on the honors at
the polls this fall. All the candidates
are comparatively young men, none of
them being over fifty, and two of them
under forty years age. Mr.. Paitison,
the nominee for Governor. is the Comp
troller of the city of Philadelphia,
and is a gentleman of high standiur.
who commands the respect of both
friends and foes. The candidate for
Lleutenent Governor, Chauucey F.
Black. is a son of the veteran jurist and
statesman, judge jeremiah +. Back,
and is writer and politician
of much more thai average
ability. J. Simpson Africa. ns.minee
for Secretary of Internal Affairs, anu
the Oldest man on the ticket. is popular
throughout the State, and four years
ago, as the Democratic candidate flr the
same position. led his ticket by 1000
votes. Silas NJ. Clark. candidate for
Supreme Judge, is a little younger than
Mr.. Africa, and is lawyer of reelg-
nized ability. Mortimer F. Elliott,
nominee for Congressman-at-L Large, is
SO years of age, and is regarded as being
a strong and popular choice. The
opinion generally expressed is that, al
seether, the ticket is one in which it
miii be difficult to discover any flaws,
Ad one that is almost SIRE t. street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

The colored people in Texas seem dis
posed to make a new departure in poll
tics by running their own machine for
their own interests. At an emancipa-
ton celebration at Austin on the 18th
there we're ., 900 present, and they wers
addressed by numerous speakers, both
white and black. The most striking
speech was made by the Rev. Allan
Grant. an influential colored preacher,
whose sentiments were vOciferously ap-
plsuded, especially his remark that "our
eyes are now sufficiently opened by ex-
perience to the wisdom of fixing upon
principles adapted TO the wants of the
colored people and not upon men. II
there is an honest man who represents
the principles and platform upon which
we stand it is our duty to support him. "
From this we, infer that the eolOred
voters of Texas are at last awake to their
true interests, and are determined no
longer to be humbugged by false R4dl-
cal friends who care nothing for them
further than to use then as political tools
and puppets. and to serve selfish politi-
cal ends.
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Gottnn see1 q.
Eegal 9gttfFs.
NOTICE IN ApMIRALTY.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, Southern
u District OF Georgia. In Admiralty.
Whereas. a libel in rem has been filed on tn
18th day of June instant in the Distric
Court of the United States for the Southern
District Of Georgia, by JOHN A. PEIEhsOl
and others, against the steamboat FLOR
DA," her tackle, apparel, furniture, engines
boilers. boats etc, now lying at Savannah. u
lawfully intervening FOR tleir interest
therein, in cause d salvage, q an
maritime, for reasons and causes ~ Ike
libel mentioned, and PRAYING me ua,
process an5 monitor 10 taa ~ n
made; and that a perHons class aE5 q
est therein may be cited " ~ ~ ana
swer the premises;, and that the said steame
s'FLORIDA,' her tackle, apparel: furnitura
engines, boilers etc, may be condemned an
sold to pay the demands OF the hbeilants-
And whereas, a warrant of arrest has bee
issued on the said 10Th day OF JUNE
under the seal of the said court commanding m
to attach the said steamboat FLORIDA,
her tackle. apparel, furniture, engint s. boilers
etc. and to give due notice to all person
claiming the same TO appear and answer an
make claim thereto.
Now. therefore, do hereby give public II
tice to all persons claiming the sa
steamboat '.FLORIDA," her tackle, appare
furniture. engines, boilers, etc or in any ma 4
ner Interested therein, that they be and apDe
at the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of
United states for the Southern DistTlct
Georgia ia the city OF Savannah. e. ~
DAY, the Sd day Ct July mex, ~ q
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of tnat cay tp
and there to lnterpose their elaifns a1u
make their allegations in that neAet5
Dated at Savannah, Ca, this tn GAY
: uHe' = - w. MES LONG STREET
Unite d States Mas Ial. District Of Georgia
nv X. WRIGHT Dspul
r. r. RICHARDS ISAAC BE Al,lf Pro
tors for LAbellspsl
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

Government Two Per Cents. at Par.
Last Tuesday, during debate in the
House of Representatives, it was stated
that New York banks had proposed to
take 5000, 0O0 600 of government two
per cent bonds at par if Congress would
authorize their issue. This is two pei
cent. lower than the lowest authorized
bonds of the government now out
standing.
Commenting on this offer of the New
York banks the st. Louis Republican re
calls the Hayes veto Of the per cent.
funding bill of the last Congress, and sen.
sibly concludes that the proposition OF
the banks reveals the amazing stupidity, il
not something worse, which marked the
management Of the finances of the coun'
try under the Hayes administration. i
calls to mind the well remembered fact
that the late Democratic Congress passed
ia 1881, bin to refund 500, 900 900 Of
the public debt at per cent, and re-
quiring the national banks to deposit the
new 3 per cent bonds as basis for their
circulation. AS the Republican states
the bill met with fierce and unreason-
able opposition from the new I ork
banks. the Republican party and the
uoves administration. Secretary Sher-
non boldly declared that three per
cent bond would not sell atpar, and that
three and a-half per cent. was the lowest
rate of interest that the public credit
could stand. The New York banks
howled volleys of clamorS against the
injustice of compelling them to accept
bonds bearing a lower rate of interest
than they could afford to receive. The
whole Republican press joined IN the
outcry against a Democratic measure
which. it was asserted, would cripple
the national banks and force q
withdrawal of their currency. In
snite of all this the Democratic Con
gress. convinced of the wisdom of the
measure, went steadily forward in its
course and passed it. The New York
banks then went to work upon Mr..
Hayes, and, by the adroit trick of calling
in their circulation, made that weak
minded executive believe, or pretend to
believe, that the bill would derange the
national bank system and impair the ma
tional currency by making it impossible
to maintain national bank notes on a Sc
curity of three per cent. bonds. Mr..
Hayes vetoed the bill, and that was the
end of it. The New York banks tri.
umphed, and the interests of the country
were defeated. The measure would have
saved the people $75OOO,O0O year in
Interest," sum sufficient, in few years,
to improve the Mississippi river from St.
Paul to the jetties.
In view of these facts, our st. Louis
contemporary is fully justified in con-
Guiding that the opposition to the fund.
ing bill of 1881 twas, on the part of Mr..
Hayes and Secretary Sherman, short
sighted and stupid, on the part of the
Republicans factious and unpatriotie,
and on the part of the New York banks
thoroughly selfish and disingenuous, is
now proved by the offer from these same
banks to invest their money in two per
cent. bonds--a rate of interest one-third
lower than the bill of 1881 offered them. -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

The House Committee on Naval
Affairs has decided to advocate the inser-
ton in the naval appropriation bill of a
clause which will provide for the con
struction of one new ship of war of the
largest type, of one second class ship.
ana of two gun bearing torpedo boats.
1t was decided to offer motion to strike
out of the Robson bill the clause which
empowers the Secretary of the Navy to
close such navy-Yards as he may elect,
end TO insert in lieu thereof paragraph
providing for the appointment of com
mission to visit the several navy yards
during the recess of Congress for the
purpose of inquiring into the expediency
of abolishing any of such yards.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03
GvoReTA CoRx.-The corn crop of

GEORGIA CORx.-The corn crop OF
Georgia this year is unpreeedent
ed in the history of the State the
crop planted having been very large
and the yield -extraordinary. aver
AGING. 1t is sa:', rom SO to 10 bushels to
~ We are informed that the far
mers of Bulloch, Effingbam and Emanuel
have made enough of this valuable cereal
to supply the local demand for the next
two years. This is indeed good news.
1t not only insures our farmers sgalnst
want. but it makes them at last indie
pendent of the Western Spectator, who
relies for making money upon his ability
TO corner the markets and bleed the
people
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

The twaddle about HBbbell's ''stand
and deliver" tactics grows more and
more amusing. The Radical party levied
assessments when It was in far more
comfortable position than at present. To
imagine that Henderson win close up
shop because few good organs do not
admire his business is simply silly. The
bosses need funds, and are going to get
them in the regulation way. Or course,
contributions are voluntary, but the
generosity Of the "'boys" is wonderfully
- inform
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

If there be a political martyr IN the
flesh it is Dezendorf of Virgins. A
Simon pure Republican, he can't promise
a constituent the smallest crumb OF
plumber. He sits Mordecai ike at the
gate of the White House, while Hsman
Malone struts in and out with carte
blanche to the good things
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

The general deficiency bill was re-
ported to the Senate Friday. The ag-
gregate amount of appropriations con-
tanned in the bill as it passed the House
was IS. S42, 695. To this the Senate com
mittee has added about 1861 6S4- Inc
increase consists mainly of the following
items: "For arrears OF pay 10 army
officers 1926. OOO; for mileage OF Officers
of the Marine Corps. $4,000; for ex'
nenses connected with the sickness and
death of the late President, SO, 600; for
EXPENSES of the special commission to
Chill. Peru, and Bolivia, $50 900.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

Robeson's boast that it is too late to
impeach him is hardly the kind of argu-
ment to bring to bear to further another
steal. But, az his party agrees with him,
he will probably get suspension Of the
rules for his fifteen million naval H.
The House gave away one hundred mil.
lions in that way the other daY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

The Senate Committee on Territories
has decided to report favorably the Dill
establishing the Territory of Pembina.
The proposed new Territory embraces
all that portion of the present Territory
Of Dakota lying north of the Forty
sixth parallel Of north latitude
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-03

MONDAY. JULY ,. 1882

The father of the American navy is
Mr.. Hiscock's eloquent apostrophe to
Admiral Robson. If we have navy
this is eulogy; if we have none (as IS
eravely asserted, it is the tersest kind OF
irony.
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Garraffoual.
Charlotte Female InStitutI

MO other institute in the South has md q
IN accomplished and experienced corps n a
teachers In thoroughness and high standaM
of instruction, in comfortable accommodated
| for boarding pupils, in security against az
dents from fire. in provision for the sick byW
| infirmary under care of an experienced lath4
snsendant, This institute is not surpassed by
other in the Southern or Middle States. Musid
and Art are speciiities taught by first-class
artists and professors. Charlotte is in close
and direct communication with the mountain
summer res 70 Of North Carolina, and on the
main trunk line f1n haR Orleans 10 New
York. Session begin september IrA
For catalogue Of pariculRrs ADDRESS the Z .n
opal, BEv VIII u AT9SIEsoN
Charlotte ts
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Augusta Felnais SsMI44l,
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ship. For full particulars apply to the Principal
for eafaIOg1Ias
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1rnas. Gtf.
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Father getting Well.

My daughters say GLOW much better
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sOUTHEEN FEMALE COLLEGE,,

:
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NOTTCE.
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IND. PAINT AND ROOFING Co.
Indianapolis, Ind.
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Incredible as It Nay Appear
We assure the public that we mean just what we
say, and will not diSappOint anybody. We
propose TO Close out our entire
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We offer the balance of these goods at the uni
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little money. We do not want to carry them
over for next season, hence the sacrifice.
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East.
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for Reut
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