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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-08

II IL solf.cvldcnt that physician paying
particular attention 20 a class Oic1sos Attnlns
great SKIN, and physicians IN regular practice
an over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend eases 10 the oldes,oiNce In America
where every known appliance Is rosorted to,
and the proved good remedies of all
ages aud countries are used. A whole house II
used for uNcc PURPOSES, aud all are treated Win
skill IN u respectful manner, ana, knowing
what Ia do. no experiments are made, ON ac-
count of the great number applying, me
charges are kept low, often lower than Il
demanded hy others II YOU secure the sklll
aud yet speedy aud perfect life cure, that II
the IMPORTANT matter. Pamphlet, 80 pages,
sent 10 any address nee,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-08

0vERwoRKED men and women, persons
Of sedentary habits, and others whose sys-
tens needs rccuperMion, nerves toned, and
muscles streng hened, should use Browns
Iron Bitters.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-08

On motion Of Alderman Blake received
and fled.
5, II. Myers, city marshal, reported mum.
Der of arrests and nature of same, made by
whole police force in month of August.
On motion of Alderman McIIae, re
ceived and filed.
Commissioner appointed to estimate the
cost OF construction of sidewalks under or
dlnance No. 90 submitted report on same.
Alderman Blake moved to. receive and
concur ir report, and that the city attor-
ney be instructed to present the prof. per pa.
pers before the county court.
Motion carried.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ordinance committee as per instruction
OF council reported the following ordinance
which was read first time and laid over
under the rule.
ORDINANCE NO. 500.
An ordnance granting permission TO Louis Her.
bert to move frame building to lots Il and ~,
block 81, city.
Be it ordained by the city council Of the city OF
Cairo.
Section l. License and permission il hereby
granted 10 Louis Herbert TO move frame building
TO lots q and %, block 81 city Of Cairo,
PETITIONS.
Petition of Rough and Ready Fire Co.
asking that council purchase for their use
two rubber play pipes was read.
On motion Of Alderman Hinkle referred
to committee on police Jail and fire de-
partment.
Petition of George Robinson, asking per-
mission to build a frame addition to his
house on lot /, block 20 city was read.
On motion of Alderman McHale referred
TO ordinance committee with instructions to
report an ordinance granting prayer Of Pc
t,ioner.
Petition Of citizens asking that 50 much
Of brick walls, Row standing after the fire
on lot Z, book ? city, as may be con
sidered unsafe he removed, as same is dan
gerous to life and property.
On motion Of Alderman McHale referred
to city marshal with instructions to act as
per instruction Of ordinance.
Petition Of property owners on 18th street
between Commercial and Washington ave.
nues asking that council consider the pro.
priety and necessity Of draining said street
was read
o. Motion Of Alderman Hughes referred
h committee on streets.
Petition OF Monroe w. Kay asking per
mission TO erect frame building ON lot IS
block 80 city, was submitted
Alderman Hughes moved to refer back
To petitioner for signature Of property
owners in block. Carried.
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.
Salary bill of city officers for the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-08

After all, gentle purgativc is the hest
means for curing headache, liver complaint,
billiousDess, etc. Take "Sellers' Liver
Pills.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-08

Nothing like "Lindsey's Blood Searcher'
for all skin diseases, letter, salt rheun, itch,
etc. 1t never fails.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-08
CITY COUNCIL.

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. 9TH, 1882. I
ReuulAr Meeting.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-08
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.

Alderman Hughes moved to allow SAL
AIRY bill as read and that orders be drawa
on treasurer for the respective amounts.
Motion carried by the following vote.
AyeS-BIake, Hinkle, Hughes, Kim
brough, McHale and Wood-6
Nays None.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-09-08
$40 to $4,000
MARRIAGE BUREAU any ny ii!a .!y.e or

Wishing to form an acquaintance with view to
marriage, send cent stump 70. sealed letter, with
lud particulars, TO Pipcr& Brigham, Boston Mass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

pardon clark Of u years sxpsrjeue>.
whom Cofuell, The most ehary o& Gov
ernoes IN the nxttsg Of paIdons. pco-
nouncsd sxcepti6nally veil fitted for the
position, has created an unfsvoeable
comparison bstWeen The professions Of
the Governor - focsohsdDwod in thin.
his early exssuf1o Of pOWne. Tho ap-
p0intes - said 70 have no spooial asns0
for the plaoe, and to b known chied,
a the prUtsRe Of Cleveland.
The TribSae says 0uveTnoe-elscs
Cleveland made his 6rst serious error
In appointing o@cers yesterday. Some
OF the peHsu0s appointed a. mombers Of
hiA ssA6 arc NOT above criticism, but the
appointment Of Goodwin Brown il pal
pablv ono that eAnn0s b defended.
The HerGid utten Z characteristic
warninx against hsedinQ tbs xdvics Of
party managers. That sort Of advic ID
only wasted this time. Let them serve
she people. That's the main thing
PARTIES just nov are Ut little account.
That's the reason Why Cleveland and
Patterson were elrcted. The grand old
Oemocratio party is, II anything, Ilstls
dsAder thsa the old Republic N party
several Leading journals here aud In
other cities are discussing the im-
portatiOn Of The Chimes women On the
Pacific Coast. They do nos - h0v Il
II 70 b. prevented under exis&ing lava.
The World this morning ssys there II
. steady importation because The ODu-
sumpei0n = greas. The h0rxihlu life pl
tho poor creatures wearing them ou,
very fast, it 10 very doubtful whether q
Chiness woman IS years old could b
found today in California or Oregon
As for stopping this slave trade, whA,
are the legal measures which ~ may
put our trust In where there IL any
question about forcibls detention Of ths
women7 A man comes forward and
claims her As his wife. He backs his
claim by any number Of witns II
need te. by proof Uf still more oon.
vInciug nature, not unheard Of else.
where, and secures the pr,zs: What il
20 prevent their beiaR bought and sold
though tho American eagle scresms hil
l0udest7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

The fact that Sir Garnet Wolseley is
sonleas aud Sir. y. Seymour unmarried
mAkss the giving them peeraxss . luat-
tor Of little moment, bas ths Queen
hates giving pesrAaes 70 poor men With
Sons. Tho R0vorument u saij rO have
offered them so, ,000a year for lives,
whioh 10 - % com .auted TOE t2b0,-
QUO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

The Marquis Of Anglssey. whose Diff
ferences With his late and present wife
have caused ~ muoh scandal, has leased
his ancestral home, romantic Pias
Novydd, TO . society who have con-
vcrted it into IN asylum for the Ouro Of
dipsOmaniaos. To suoh odd uses has il
come at last.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30
YoRaIoN.

"1Ae pse0AGP 0sek
LoaDos, Dee. 0.-0ladseooo haa bad
. slight asaaak oe lumhaeo. Cardinal
Newman has sse0vseed.
0oso1nUu1ahoo oooeo6o.
HaH1, Doe. 0.-Adjus Baron Won
Weisbsfsiat, aide -ds-eAmp to the En-
pesos, has ah0t h3moolf.
swias Needs.
01n1vA, Dee. 3.-Rains havo flooded
the Saint Ursalaine. Several towns IN
the valley Of D0mhs arc Inundated. The
yurs and BeFne rnilwvy il ssrioaaly
DAMAGED. A panic prevails. At New.
weid train attempted 70 psss over the
line from Appenwer TO Kserk, bat the
engine left tue railA and one pexson
was killed and several Others were in
jur-d. The government 0f Baden an
nounce that the floods are higher than
IN November. The river Neckar il nov
as the highest point ever known in thi,
country. The Rhine dam 10 expected
- b sweps away. A0setis river steam
efs at irev,s have oeassd running.
The railroad between Kshl and Konk
- submerRed for . distance Of ton
miles: Trains frUm Aanhsim 70 Neck
srho2sr are stopped.
0seDs9 0xp,oseoo.
BauamIS, Deo. Sy.-A boiler IN The
f4oeosy ~ Wiso0 cxplodsd yesterd y
while tho building Vas full Of working
people, and . number Of persons wees
killed. Three bodies, 70 Tar, have been
oxt1iestod frOm ths ruins.
Australian 9slleooa.
SYDNEY. Dec. at che construction Of
= railway sor0ss AustraliA, FROM beis-
bAns ~ At. DArien, II decided upoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

AZ recent Salvation Army meeting
at Poole, in Dorsssshire, il Vas an.
nOon0od that . teA meeting would b
held the following week. 4 printed
eiroulAx Rave the day and hour Of shs
meeting, and concluded.
salvation u FREQ,
But nOt the toa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

A man 50 years old and Who had never
seen l000m0tlve vas vt kod Blum last
week. He 10 Virginian and lefs his
native State IN 1886, going 10 Missouri.
Four years later hs migrated 70 Califor-
MIA and retired 70 tho fastnesoes Of the
Aodoc Mountains, where hs has since
lived.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

The hospios VI u..... -. bernard,
SAO fest above the uea, can NO Longer
claim 70 b. the highest building in
Europe. This distinction now belongs
20 An observatory l0OO feet higher On
Mount Etna. It commando . view hall
over Sicaly, over Malta, and Of Cslabris,
Italv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

An EnRlish journal says that while the
population Of DsvOnshlre has increased
bat 8 psr osnt. during the lss1 ten ysars.
tbs paupee lunxtaco have lncroased BY
about ~ pr osnt. The eause has u0t
yet bo0n discovered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

Arohbishop Bourgst, Of Montreal,
has, within svO years. paid 06 . d,0-
csse debt Of million dollars, the riae
Vt real estate largely helping him. He
- nov building = 3tHQuUO oathsdEal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

The French imports daring The past
ten months, compared With the same
period Of 1881, show an increase Of IT,
0O.0U0f., and the exports an ineEease Of
l76,Wy0Of.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

,,D
49,; .S s"o .1 oos 0I ~ -
cos ssIsou, - sssu sons 0yso ssavSsss ~.
use we ts1lroAo ctas.on N hAosas Olsv
toaa ny 0.oet IN Ameloa' AnomosI
that psint. The Keeper OF shS resGAa-
rant has 70 nay Q rontsl OF 5000 q
year.
tne 90 son oIoP now oe'ne e.seeseo
UW.O bs.loe. The larpege evur rniead.
That of Lass yc~r VA 6. l96. 600 bNIea. and
that uf the wear before Was 509. .OO
balea, hsiuQ the larRcus in the hlgeory Of
the euuutTy dosn 20 that time.
The larceut university = ()xSoed. IN
Oxfosd, EneiAnd. Il Co.sis>s Of tven.
sy.avs oollaCes and 1vo hnIIe. Oxfora
vas the ssas Ut learning IN the time Of
Edward The C0nfsaD0f. lt elaimo 20
oASs osen soenoeo oy Aiisea
The largest ahip 10 The 0roat EAatern.
Shs n 6SO feek long. q fsoe hrslad. ~
% fast deep, being 22,0y7 burden, lD,9l6
s sross anS 1!x iS.os nes .sx.s:rs. ~ oos -.
.s ssnn.hn,s = ~. a sSs7 ~ sa'S1
10. s"S1eu : - ~ A0'
In The season Of le6l-e2 more than
S~ -. -. - .s.N pssn3 p - Ss.S 49,
nsS .i. .. S~s - ~ m "'i 1l.s..S Sn nm
Is..,...s ,.. an ~ : ssS -. ~ m
Inc cos: OF see Fssneo eqesoSoa 9
s v1s \. - - e - ..So ~ -. = ~
..Ms~.. .vss -. - easn ~, ~
shss I. r.,,Ss.nS [
Inc vsseso ssns.ec ~ s1ns . ~ ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

Barnum b reported 20 have bought
the favOrlts tame ostrich in The Rar-
dsns VI the Jardiu d'Aoolimatlssti0n
Paris, which has bssn wont 70 draw .
bsby's carnage.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

OF Loodon's population Of four mil
lions, one million are not recognized
msmbeEs es any Christian denomins-
t1On.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

The Duke ef Boeeisoeh has had ZOO
aores thrown on his hands in North
amptonahlse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30
PACIFIC COAST.
OoWn Souna News.

-" oOSsS NV"Ss
Polr TOWNSEND. Dec. 29.-Dr. Thos.
T. Miner left on the Dakota, bound East.
He will be gone about six vsska.
A boy about eleysn yeaEs old. VIM
cane here day or two ago from mp
sound, yesterday stole . vatoh from
Holoomb's logging camp. valued At
abOot fifty dollars. The Wat.h vas 70
oovcred last night, and the Toy put in
Jail. He wss sent this morning 70 the
Samish, whore he claims his "a srdiAn
lives.
The ball given last night for the ben
e6t Of the public schools nettsd sixty
dollars.
Oregon News, Ete.
PORTLAND, Or. Dec. 3.-Ths North.
ern Pacific Express announces today q
postponement Of opening business for
thres v eks, ON account Of the delay IN
rsc+ivinR appurtenAncos. Wells, Fargo
d Co. again repeat the announcement
that they will not withdraw any of their
lines.
A new mail route by steamboat. with
spostsl agent, will be established next
week from Port Townsend around San
Juan and Or0as Islands, 10 SemiahmOo,
near the British Columbia line.
The C0a0sing schooner Kate and
Anna, which left here tW0 weeks ago for
Yaquina aud filamook, with a cargo VI
merchandise. has not been heard from.
II il feAred she was caught in tho re-
cent storm, and vent to the buttOm.
Tho United States lighthouse tender
Shubrick, from Port POWnsend to A.
torla, was cAnght in the gale reported
from Victoria, and va thrown on her
beam ends. She shipped . go, which
broke small bot. Inc sama go car
ri~d away tho bull head Of The boiler
house. and washed ovSH q boiler, GREAT
ing su6Ooatin9 steam in the fire roDm.
Captain Gregory Wss struck ON the head
with bucket, and knocked senselsoD
for time.
In the State Circuit Court, in the in
junction suit aRAiDsl the NerfhCest Ne,cs
Oy the NeW NOrfhscest, Judge SlOst ruled
that the former could pSOceed With the
publication January /, provided the
word Northwest vas printed in small
letters on the title page, and nowhere
else, and that they publish = request
that all correspondents address than q
the Daily Neses.
4 Druee ef . Father.
Los AN0ILKD, Dec. Z.-Cho trtA OF
Smith, the murderer of his son, on the
question Of insanity, was concluded this
afternoon. The jury brought In . vsr.
dict that he b sane. The prisoner ~
oeived the verdict without the sii9htest
sign of feeling. His attorney then pro-
posed 10 withdraw the plea Of not guilty
and put in plea Of guilty. conditioned
on the prisoner being imprisoned in the
State prison for life, but this Smith
w0uld not assent tO. He would rather
b hanged than Imprisoned for life.
His trial for murder Vns then resumed.
The sass waa given TO the jury % 7
o'clock; at 10 the jury brought in vee-
diot Of murder In the first degrees. 6x.
ing she Punishment at impgis0umeni
for life. The prisonsr thrUuahout thl
trial vas - stOlid - q stick.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

CHIcAoo. Dec. 3- ths Chriae0as
festival vi the Chin-se sunday 6oh0Ol
eonduSssd oy the Young Ae0's Chfss-
si.u Association to,k piAcs this svsn-
inv. The n~mbsrship Ut the school -
lis. = mnjorisy Ut whom attend. There
wAs Also large ~ttsudAncU VI frieuds
Ut Slse acho I. An Iuesrsuaaag peSRs An /,
,n which the p0psls Vt ~ esa %. tsssk :
pr.smsnsns pArs, wss arranged tux shs
OCc ssiuu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

MtmM0rM, Ues. @.-rhs Fits Iahn
sM.s hilt will p ~ the Senate without
ooasA Said Senator a'ameeOn, 0f
l.oean: POstsr u sne Of Sswsll's
eesutA. Ssv~ll will vote eos th~
e vii Don Cameron. Porter be-
aDem0crae. all thu DensOcrmsa in
.nnee vii vo.e fug him, aud uith
8 and DON Camsrssu hev will hAv-
eisy. 6-n ssoe CA,usson doe not
~ lstaer Gen. Grant roasntiy
eo An he'd Any eject Ia ch .na
eelao eantamsns frnu wh e is vAa
ARan nude his rvmArkaale
and CArprnsee attacked III. b,li
a ss,l = tsRA sssndpoiut. Carpenter
Wy dear ssAt~meus, au the
- u 4 Canersss hu NOT The rich,
Sn eaads ~ hndins Of : eUurtmAs-
3 Any soart.
= nan HumphreJ aava: while
- trua Cnuasess hss noe "a .
= eestsinly b y the pv-.r. ...d
y sxssui%d Il. He believed. |.
1s nS.s =. ,s.oese waa uos ehancs ae ihs
osenR psa1sd by tho Huuoo.
y e9ealvs nss xlssrs.
y y ~ IA ssannshahle insi.
aAe looal 60 boInhnen1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30
4 sealy Trsck.

EIxIAA. n. T., Dec. 9-DAvid b.
Hill. LII. uienans 0uveeu0r-siros VI Nsv
YORK, nms rssaensi tns volcs 1t 4syS
VI ElmirM. The Council bAlDuoDd ssslvr
ssusss fos q snccss ". WITH Aiderman
ot~ph~n r. AEnue N she chair. shs lAtiss
q .ci ring himasif ssssesd BY tO6. Al
dsr.nAu Walkss asked - exAmine the
balios., and declared his bad oeen Ab-
ssrAcasd. Arnoe ssuck ~ his dvcinao0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

PorrsrowN, Pa, Dec. 29.-At the fur
nSCe Of the PottstOwn Iron Company,
the shifty engine fell through the trostls
work fOurtssn feet high. -Four men on
the engine fell With it. Edward Man
ming Vas fearfully scaldsd and will pro-
bably die: Hsury Black vas badly hurt
and scoldod. J. n. Holier and J. n.
Kirk were severely injured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

WARRINGTON, Dso. 2.-The Senate
bill to pr"vids for the performance Of
the duties Ut President in Case Of in.
ability. rssignstiOn 0r desth Of the Pres
idens and vics Prssidsut, wxS taken mp.
Lieutenant Dsnsnhowsr will aOOu bc
able 20 appear before the Jeanette
Board ON behalf Of Jerome ]. Collins.
Discussion Of tho Presidential inabil-
ity bill was Continued till O'Clock,
wheu the Fitz John Porter bill Was dis
cussed aud Logan addrssssd the Senate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30
u.,s usapsvsaat News.

uu Yosx. Dec. 9.-ihe SIMS Balti-
-. ~. snse,sl SAYS rh,ns, Z. sherman.
- 0sosrai Sherman. who il prepar-
~ for ths psiss,h od at IN, jesuit
c3,srs. n Woodstock. Md, leoiu ON
X Inouisition in Baltimore this week,
~ NJ Shsrmxn came to hear him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

CmcuNArl. Den. 9.-!ArranoemenNs
eass besn completed for the con~slids-
~ OF the CossssereiL nlad Gaxsite
pspsrA and 10 puhliah daily ua-
- ~ nsmeof Comsssrcsai Gasefte. The
epapss Will m issued 40 so,n ~ the
= osuieal preparation can be m sde
- 6mith oe the Gssrsfs and hAls,eAai
~ Csmpssrciai viii bs in the IAN
IN At thu nevspsp~r, and tse A.
- By such tslcnt fi0sn the too pa.
- = ne~dsst 10 mske the nee IN.
~. saecssful. The pspsr viii b.
eh)ic N In p.i,sios.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

Sr. LOUIS. Deo. Z.--Ths damage suit
for $4,000 instituted by Alice W. Slay-
hack against John A. Cockrell, man.
aging editor Of the Post Dispntch. for
the lOsa of her husband. AlonzO A.
Slsybaok, was dismissed today ut plain
tid II instance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-30

N.w Yonx. De0. 29.-BaSiness failures
tbs p vt ssven days numbsr 1873. agsi INST
t41 last week. Eastern Statss had ID,
Ssssern States 81, aouthsrns States Is,
middle States ~. Pacific States and
Territories II, Canada Is, snd New
York City 8,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-19

The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger Republican) thinks
Judge Robertson Is President Arthur's
real candidate for Governor. Here are
his reasons:
Concerning the great noise that is
making about 'Folger,' Cornell and
'Wadsworth, as the Republican candi-
dates for the GovernOrship, it would be
a curious outcome if all three were
thrust aside for the nomination of an
other man, whose name has been only
occasionally mentioned in that connec-
ton. l refer to Judge Robertson. No
body that is really we'll informed as to
the Presidents views will believe that he
cares anything for the candidature OF
Judge Folger, though it may suit the
purposes of certain persons to speak of
him as the choice of the administration.
If Mr.. Arthur has really any choice, Judge
Robertson is the man. 1t is mistake to
suppose that the old enmity existing be-
tween them. because OF the stalwart-
halt. breed feud, inherited from the COnk-
ling Plat contention, is still maintained.
On the contrary, that breach has been
healed and succeeded by personal rela-
tions of the most friendly character. On
this point there is no mistake. General
Arthur would favor the Judges nomina'
ton as an olive branch to the half-breeds,
while the vacancy which would thus be
created in the custom house would afford
him at the same time happy opportu-
nifty of reconciling the stalwarts by
replacing that important institution once
more under their control. repeat,
therefore. if the administration has any
candidate, it is not Mr.. Folger, but
Judge Robertson, and, in due time, I'M
less all the present Inducements are de
ceiving, it is morally certain that the
SITUATION will ultimately take this shape. ;"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-19

The Philadelphia Record, the only free
trade newspaper in that city with daily
circulation of about 1OO, OOO),is preaching
strange doctrines in protectionist Penn
sylvania. 1t says: ''The workingmen of
this country have not been blind to the
tendency of the protective system to
build up colossal fortunes at the public
expense. They see the evidence of it in
the splendid palaces and abodes of luxury
that overshadow the nuts where poor
men lie, and they will insist upon q
larger share of the wealth of their own
creation. AS protection is in itself a
species of communism under which the
State presumes to tax one portion of the
people for another and smaller portion,
so this system is breeding in its own
bosom form of socialism of far more
dangerous character. AS the working
masses see more clearly how the prices
on their clothing, their carpets, the delf
of their tables, and the tools of their
trades are raised and their comforts d.
minished by protective legislation, they
will inevitably seek means of redress,
and they, too, will appeal to the power
of the Legislature.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-19

A contemporary that circulates extern
sively on Beacon Hill. Boston, thinks it
is a great pity that Northern Republican
journals do not combine and send
Trustworthy" correspondents South to
watch the elections and do justice to the
subject of Democratic bulldoziRg. 1t
farther declares that it is high time that
this course were pursued.
Come to think of it, it is high time
too that a concerted effort were made to
show up the methods of the "barons" in
Massachusetts in controlling elections by
bullying Democratic workingmen. The
bread and butter of poor mans family
appeal to him quite as effectually as
would a shotgun.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-19

The Northeastern LaLna6ern1GR makes
very serious attack on the accuracy of
the lumber statistics of the present cen.
sus. In the upper peninsula of Michi-
gan. where 5000. 600. 900 feet are given
by the census, twice this are to befOuld;
in Wisconsin a single tract of 3,000,-
100000 feet was omitted, and from a
tract estimated at 5000, 100000, 400,
000,OO0,OO0 have been sold, and in
Minnesota the LumbermGn twill stake
its reputation" that the government est.
mate will be trebled. As one result of
the government report, pine and pine
lands have advanced in value--increas-
ing the cost of every house now building
and the LumbsrmGn says that the man
selected to act as expert "by instinct,
association and policy trains with the
large body of men whose pockets de-
mand that the price of pine lands be
forced to the highest possible notch" 1t
is plain that the management of the CEN
sus cannot neglect charges of this char
acter