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ladies Of all ages who suffer from, loss Of
appetite, from imperfect digestion, los spirits
and nervous debility may have life and health
renewed and indefinitely extended by the nse
4 Mr.. lydia E. Pinkham's remedies for al
,omyl.ints incident To- the female constitution.
We have not only living faith in Mrs. Pink
laIn, hui We are assured that her medicines are
1t "nre most agree ,ile and eth=aeious.
, 1882-12-30
Slaven's Cherry Tooth Paste.

IN aromatic e'.n,bina.ion for the preseTy alton
4 the teeth AMI gums. II Is far superior to
my preparation of lis kind in the market. In
iaIge. handsome. opal pOts, price 20 crnt-.
For sale by all druggists Hodge, Davis
70, wholesale agents, Portland, Oregon H.
T.. Holmes. Waila WAlla, W. 7. jy2I dSw
, 1882-12-30

ST JoHNS DsT CoNNEuoEhTIo>-- The
Itte.dan,e at the Masonic installation and
dane. at the Old Fellows Temple last even
ins numhe red "cer 20 people, and the occl.
SION was ,n- to h, hong remembered, be
cauSe o. the IN, n,rrs-iVeness Of the ceremonies
anG the pleasure Of the succeeding festivities
The installation of , fii-ers of the Two lodges
vas conda;trd by Past Grand Master, K.
Gaichari, and WAS succeeded 10y music by
the Glre { uh, comprising Mesdames Geddes
aud Mossro' and Mtssrs. Seholl, Frazier
AMI Gedhes. some ii oar hest vocal talent
An address by ~. II. w Et5an upon the
spirit. purpns e and ", rjh Of the order. though
hriei, WAS of highly interesting nature.
The scene iEcn shifted To- the dancing hall,
whore mreic was discoarseh by the Cavalry
baad, and the large nus.ber OF guests en-
;aSel IN terP,ichoreln enjoyment to lat"
hour. y fine supp'r At the Stine House
was not the hast of the p,easurah.e offrrIng>
u the ,yening.
, 1882-12-30
Nl.rs-Me drsirr 10 csll attcnti,n 10 h

SxEIS Ne desire to call attention to the
advertisement in another Column Of ID. NJ.
Ferry & Co.. Detroit, Mich, the ersst seeds
mn. wtosc mammoth establishment is one
# ;hc sights OF the chief city ia Michigan.
Tuey do The largest business Ia therr trade
IA the Uni,od States, reaching even across
"a A;lIr,ic ,al psc,tic ocsaas. The house
IS entirely re.i.b'e, aud If you desire to get
exactly what yru order, you c1nnot do bet
ter ,haa To send % them fer yonr seeds, and
you may depend upon II You will ct the
best that the market can supply. Their
seeds have become known over the entire
civilIz-d world for parity and {, ,rtility. and
have gained for them All enviable reputation.
Their ANNA! SEED Catalogue just issued for
lSS:i, replete with inform Ition and beauti.
iully ,liu,tiated which Will lie sent free on
,rPiioati0a. :
, 1882-12-30

A Jrsr LAw.-Tne bill permit ing retired
army officers 10 hold civil Offices IN the tern
tories, has passed bllh houses q Coesress,
AMI auartl.ss ere this has received the sag
nas1r= 0. the president and becolne the law
AZ The land. tins forever settling, II Is hoped,
t,is yered question, which has caused so
mu-h contention and difference Of opinion IN
III esunty for several years padt-iH'~t'-
C,Bcsr.
, 1882-12-30

There Is arguing = coward into
cpuray,." Bu. even the coward may be brave
after trying Kiesey Wort- that medicine cf
wonIerfu! efficacy in all diseases Of the Liver
and kidneys IL Is prepared IN both dry and
hquid form and can Away. be relied On - IN
Elective chathxrtic and diuretic. Try it.
, 1882-12-30

100. F.-At the election Of "iksers o
Wllla Walia EncampneIt the follow rag
xrr. the Oh s-n: ". e. A'b4n, t. P;
Z bert : 5o.t, n. p: F. D. Bower, ; ":
n. kas4bera. j. W: J. II. HiiL. S-r,n-; +.
". Ese-sz. Treasarsr. The public install
latioa. q which the ian Ire. Of all members
IN this TsrritOEy ard oregon are invited,
wi take place oa the n'sht OF the second
MJld.y IN January.
, 1882-12-30

EFAlH FEoN Poison. the blind
man well kaoHn IA this section. prescribe d q
Fr. c-,a" named Lilv Cos. from the FL, CT
xrtreof = . died II e cDe has b, IN inyes-
rig.'ei ard tie P.o-ecuting Attorney has
coa to Tia c.rela-Iou tina, tn drugrist who
ut up the miItrre Is l:zb'e 10 prosecution
far ~: Iu;tI'.., a i.h-i or the bottle 70 desig-
at tn "a ere - the csnpouni. He has
nos v.i expressed an opinion As to the n.
.ron i!iry oi the blind man Who issued the
iIesrr pa II.
, 1882-12-30

CHEIsrHsS Mo>EY OEnFR1--Ihe money
r 'ers sen. a',ro1d during eleven m'nths Of
tLe Year aye-age about Il each, ard are
pre.t, :. g4l.r II der f,~. Bat Ahout the
l.. # December they begiu TO meHase
!,r.e'y, I-,tI, in ns'nLer AMI amount feo
p'. s..r.I cser extra !rovision i"F Chris'mas
IF, = the friends arross the sea The sol
gfn.. + ,Les. r.mittlnceI Increas day BY
I,y up 20 4tout the 18th Of tn: mon'h, and
then i-li. OF gradually until the end Of the
yesr. b. Jan the ordinary iege' Is reached
On Tue,iay last 800 money orders we've
sent f5om here, o. which the average value
was SD ~ Trat was tn hI-Iest day for
money ofaer. Those oricrs mt to al
..r.. - t... ,,nIii. but tn greAtest number
T. any 80 country were directed TO Ireland
-.Sss.
, 1882-12-30
Ii Never Fails

II all other Remedies haze failed h. afford re-
lief there is one that viii never disapioint
you, and that un- j, Syrup OF Figs. The
,tror and the weak allie find it powerful for
good; harmless, yet thorough. always giving
strength tn the boaels, 50 that regular habits
may be formed, and the system restored Ia n
healthy condition. Each half-dollar bottle
contains from ~, nty To thirty average d"-e-,
nd the dollar bottles n,ore than double F..r
sale by H. f. Holmes, the druggist.
, 1882-12-30

JAMS yIrK From the appearance Of
V.cks F.or,l Gaidr, which is On our desk,
se SHOULD jsdge that the you6g Vieks are
'e;iiu- of the O!d b'O,k," az the Floral
Cuids, with It's Hthograph.d d cover, IS hand
syme enOlgh for a par.or table Ii is prin'.
ID on tie best OF paper. las three colored
plaie- Of flowers and vegetables, and II full OF
useiul information. Those who send 10
c nts for it ranno, he disappointed, As the
mates alone are worth the amount Ad-
dress. a. IL past years, James V'ek, R'ches.
ter. y. \.
, 1882-12-30

PsR>oxAL-Dr- J. NJ Sternberg. L. ):
A-, has been elected a Fellow Of the Royal
MicroscoJ:c Society The Doctor was for
m-riy sGrse1n Of the Waila Walla Post, and
this nigh test nony to rs scientific abll hes
will be heard with pleasure by many friends
In this CITY.
, 1882-12-30

4 youns Ia iy -tA:es that several bottie- II
Pfu.,d-r'. Or. son Elood Purifier has done her
more good than all other medicines taken dur
iny several vcars
, 1882-12-30

EIH ORE-Fr IN Mr A T. / r.er, o.
Bake, CITY, We have received some remark
ally iiae s!e-imeu7 o; the Gi:feFeu: rTes oi
Blker Coa-ty, which 20 far 10 prove tia
III II 5, ct.Oa oj cpsE;Ty ; a i = a i iutuT,
bef,re II. B.ker C,uaty : ri.i, "a every
;hirg ;hat can MAKE e.rnrry rr',. hu
more especially h.r ualer,Iop~l r.srarcc
consist Of her nr'n-s. Tae s9n.pi - iae q
embrace gold, slser, ooP,er, .a'~ns AMI
some carbo ate and c'.l5riI- o-es Taerr
sre fortunes lying arauui los al a. er thl'
seo,ion, only w.,.i'g t'e aIssnt Il -oul,
energetic prD,Tec-. Is
, 1882-12-30

"UNcis TONS CsEIN. The celebrated
Isv Eial Uncle Toms Cabin comTnny
viii cise three performances Il S'ahls op"r1
House on Frid,y ami x, urdaN, Jan. 5th
lnI oh ineIliiag S..ariay matinee This
company has ovsr twenty meu-hcrs, also .
iuh.!ee band, trick donkr, and i've man. moth
trained blood -heunl- Tins org'n'zat'on la.
been al over the world, and theii success Is
wonderful. h,vIrg play,d % as big houses /"
Europe as IN America They are doing an
enormous business IN Portland. T.Is week
and after t1s,r en;ag' m n, closes, they vii
visit here anil other places when they can
get houses large enough to play. We would
advise oar readers 10 procure heir SEATS Al
once At Leafs book store. as this Company
viii b. sure Of full houses inring their stay.
, 1882-12-30
MARRIED

| At the residence of the brides ther. near
Day ton, December 2l, Mr. T. A GARDNER. II
wslls Walls, aud Miss Minnie A. Putnam
| At the r,-sisncs of Aloazo Walker. ESQ. IN In,
| ci.y. ic. q. 1884, by Rev. 4 J. J,-iyn Mr Jane.
A. ForSsrt. of Cheney, ". T, anil ss~s Ala waiksrs
\ 81 th.s city.
, 1882-12-30
DIED

In this city. usNcntrr a. Iss2 Fnslrricl. -nn ni
Mr.. and Mr.. Frank wel-r. aged mouths anl Is
DAYS
In tbs city. Ne a. lss2. Mn. Julia L. CSt ar,,i
q? year, uintfs ani DAYS
, 1882-12-30

!I.av; -.oIus.cis, bliinus conditions. Weli-
Nav Apple Pills znti-hiliou-, cathartic- ~
nj - cent
, 1882-12-30

t. Dresses, clnaks, coats, stockings AMI all
garments can b. cplor-d successfully with the
Diam"nI Dyes. Fashionable colors. Only
, 1882-12-30
For Thick Head-.

The Dlll Ci,y Councii wants 70 resiga,
:. ca 50 the eitiz rs refuse 10 build sidewalks.
, 1882-12-30

Wells Heath Rrnewcr restores health
,nd vigpr, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence. Sexual
D-bility. 81.
, 1882-12-30

VINO THFY ARE-The Portland >fTH.i'ud
gives the 70 loving names of pei, ons com
prising the staff Of the new P.rtllni PAPER :
Editor and general manager, Nathan Cole ;
telegraph editor, C. b. { riisle, late oi the
Walla Walia Naf.s1an5, city editor, Charlie
Whitehead, : F. EramiAsr: reporters. +
NJ Blake, Ese,.'"3 TsLeg.-,"., aud Us Pl
Gifr, s. r. Chronicle CONNER al editor,
". Il. Boone, Jo',Dai Of Comm,,-o~: alvsr,
tising agents, Thos. Gardner. S.eca'u-I.t'
UAoa, T. C. Ellio', Seattle EIoaici. ;rtv.
el.ng corr spond-rt. J. : Ca-tNell, :. +
CaH; subscription clerk, b s,fuSeI
bu iness manager, u. NJ G4Glt
, 1882-12-30

.u,. day of days, "hapPlest OF
therein all the children OF Chris
-' -. merry, aad all their parents
.a'- INT, with more or less success;
.r.re ar. ehgr,h-g'ing and peans OF
-..-. :, ,h. Crer Of ALL presenting OF me-
f.,.tfr,. conriviality, hand
- and tie printing Of beautiful edl-
,ssh the bdrlen is Col bless
ami were pretty hue fellows
-- a5i.i. III iced, sams o: US Amt
81. ..t.ee;her respectable and
-.g. .n.ti:u;ion, which We couldn't
...r without, has co.Ee and gone III
n.,, s- usual this time Of year.
v passed without extraordinary
r.a weather sutiiced TO bring
.-...- No. frasa the surrounding coun-
the streets presented lively ap-
Au.:;.e stores were open and a
.r... .4 To-day goods Was lone
r.. l-t parchas rs belrg unusu-
-. s. merchants Aie Ia a state oi
....,r inc II 'i''Sj ''''e 'i'"7 Tar
...-.l.. ali, ,urp.s Il her eKpecta'
... ael r !" t"ys r"P"r'' sales l"
-..- >"5' Cd" Hi."ri'S A'oNe' anu
.a.a; lac large h+"'' >
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'-.'-A 1"u'1i'' anu "Nen tne ''oiS
..'''" q '."' {" minutes o'io'e l.
-s s-.1'''"s 'ai attained proper
'-.- IS '' ''y 'ne q is'ae''y o' Tie edi-
"'.l sat "a' h'led' and at least 2'V
.' '.'' .''''''oa Vi s'aii''lg room III
'...' .'-1' 'ii- ei'iAnceS, nc oc'
'' ."' '''e''''''h oI solemn high
'''''7 '' 'i'S7' oy "'shop 'uise''
.-''s' ''s''''' 'y heV- ra i'er
'.' s''''o'' were '' ah impressive
''''- '"Ai a''ei' anu I'll 'nei'
-' '.V se PIE paf'ook oi the hoiy
'"' singing was oil me Or
.f. 1A'T 1 GNtl-, uc!uS
. ,-' consisting ct Mess's. Scnoil,
'''' Il i''tef!hS'on' Mrs. iatro'
All. .a, Ns,e' k';:y Massam, Agnes Mol
.
Anna i'seH'i A"s
''o l'u'se hOy anu
'.''''' '-SA"','' Miss Alicia
-.''' p~II delivered a sermon
'oA'''!'l upon mankind
''''" o' 'NFi't' "hich was
"'..' 'ai' attention. The effort
anal without the routine lines
.''.'A--4 '4 'H'' theme and exhlo-
'-i- al" research. iGe
..'' since "ra't 1t favorably COM
' 'I '-..ols quarters.
"-' ".'' a. i. Patrick ) yesterday
'- -i'-- Al ) oe'"ek and con
- '"'se CHRISTMAS masses ; and,
'.I "A. lo:Sp \. NJ, when SOL
mass "1s peri"rmel, and Bishop
'.';oNe' the teaeliction of the
,'...'''a't- NJ service was held in
, 1882-12-30

FATAL ACcIDENT.-0n Christmas n'ght as
freight tram from Dayton vas nearing Val
ley Grove. ascending the steep grade, a coup
Iing link broke, dividing the tram and pre-
clpitating Brakeman John Thcraton, who
was in the act OF stepping from one reeeding
platform to the other, under the wheels.
The rear section passed over his body, n ang-
ling it in frightful manner and causing in
mediate death. a coroncr's inquest was
held over the remains this morning and the
usual verdict returned. No blame is attached
t. anyone, though the condition OF the link
would seem to imply carelessness somewhere.
, 1882-12-30

Rough "n Rat" Cleans out rats. mice,
caches. bei-bug-. flies, ants. mnlea, chip
uunk., g,.rter.. lie
, 1882-12-30
BURNErr's COCAINE
VIII Saye the Hair

And keep it in strong AMI healthy condition,
iecause it will stimulate the roots of the hair,
md restore the natural action upon which its
growth depends
Burr"tt'- Flavoriug Extracts are absolutely
purr
, 1882-12-30

The Oregon prohih,tion Legislation has
zone by the board. Tor tins year.
, 1882-12-30
Walla Wa.la, Dec. Is, lSS2.

GRANITE A first class granite quarry ad-
laceut /" 4 railroad has long been the ies!de-
ratnm d this urpr country, and Judging
from the following, III the kootenaI c0Mr.sr,
the discovery has heen made: + Lrs-eur Is
the owner uf very valuable granite quarry
about 10 miles from SnI Point. ihe Iole
is easily traceablc IN the surface for a dis
tance Of 900 fest ia length and atont 800
feet wide and slabs can be takea Oat from
1 70 10 feet thick ami - - 81 feet long. 1t
is the very best grade oI granite and poi!shes
like marble. !, IL admirably situated !or
the rapid extraction Of large amounts Of 2rA-
mite in very short psriOi, IL being claimed
that a. least 6c0 tons en- readily b. taken
ont without blasting. In the spring, active
operations will lie Inaugurated and a track
built to the quarry, in order 10 facilitate its
rapid and permanent development. Experts
speak In the highest terms Of the quality OF
this granite, and there is no reason why a
large amount should not be shipped out OF
the country now that We have hear railroad
transportation.
, 1882-12-30

Two MES DRowSED.-B. 7. Young ar.
rived at Rathdrum, KOOtenay Co, Idaho,
and reported the death by drowning OF +
l.. Bish and John West. Bsh was propri-
etor of the Little Falls saw mill, and he
West and Young, were endeavOring TO force
a boom OF logs INTO race which connected
with the mill Bish and West were III a
boat and went up the stream 10 cut the
boom loose and as 1t was swinging too far
out in the current, he Immediately cut the
boom loose at the lower end in order that
the logs might float right into the race. The
water being very swift 1t forced the whole
boom against the boat occupied by Eish aud
West and they were rapidly driven doTu
stream At this moment, evidently apDye'
eating their danger, the boat was Abandoned
and both caught told Of the boom for sup
port Here again fate wss against them AMI
the current being very powerful they we're
swept off the boom irto the mad, seething
torrent of the Spokane and carried over the
Little Falls, the latter being twenty-five
feet high. Mr. Bish was nephew OF Fred
crlck Post, OF Spokane Falls and cousin Of
Mrs. Judge Wesley Wood, of Rathdrum.
, 1882-12-30
Statesman
oErlcIal COUNTY PAPER.
,,.-y.s IN wALLA wALLA

.--,,ce Of the Day Festivities
'eni. Tss Holiday Trade ds-"ha' WIS '0'As VI
:, ne Churches
, 1882-12-30

recent EurNaT'i-N - aiAtr s't'' ms ~ 7
The hsvpv con. le all the blessings earth can
'.;rs VI can o.ly exclaia Forward Walker.
Jahu Barns, Of DIEamish. h'ns comfy
rais-.i q. GO pounds of hois this year. ne
+ 3 &, 0Oj p, au,-s lie rIt 60 cent pound 'r'
aud the r,m2inder iOl4. IN all LIS eF"i'
i,rtrI- ht him over 81, ,'~'
On Chr. twas morning We we're -;Tert--i ts
,,,,r IA fri-,,,; capt. g. X. ATn>.raag, who
cane up ron Portland t. 'ieni tie H. .i dy7
nd see hi, oil time frisnts AZ IN The cap
tain looks weH a-d hearty and his numerous
fri.-n,is were glad 10 SEE hirn a-'aln-
Tb;. = IRE se4Sn, If insurance caieniars,
and Mr.. Z. b. Whitman j. = receipt of 4 sup
uIv of an exceedingly han ni>nInr one from the
Firernan's Fund Co Of SlG francISo'- "i
which he Is TIE local representative. IL may
ks described as a symphpny O' ~. '"cS'S ie4tn-
.rs snd pretty girl, and it wn-':i aaoln any
Office
The civil raSs Of Nyer vs. S.esrn,''7l. vince e
y, IN defenl Mt ! all-gei to have tskeE down
\ fsDc, aaI crossed on land c.'iui-i oy thr
nl,ir-s s...p- before Lu.c: " hitrnan on
IT,. I.v morning. Upon the ai'lastrai.ce thai
he c,,,ie,- involved Z question oi tit'e To the
n,operty Judge Whitman decided that the
case was one for the higher court
While we we're in coaversati1n With our poFu-
lar friend Rob't McCally On Christians morn;
;nc. a gentleman sna lady stopped aud presented
Robert with a very handsome god -he.sted ma
l,cra czue. The gentleman making the pre-
ent was Lis father, A. McCaly. Esg. Bob
yr.s overcome with surprise and sad he 80
n-ver been so Wei cane before IN MS life
Mr.. c. 4. Carlisle. who for sane time past
has bseu engaged On the STAsEsN.N, his seV-
cred rs connection with this Journal and az
csptei position IN one of the Pc:tl4nidaiii-s
~ C.-i,.I- : one ol thereadiest andrnnst able
writer's on ,he Pacific culst- and an UntiriIg
worker. Po.tland journalism is TO be e0ncrAt-
mated nuon such an accession ~ + rank,.
A young uan named T.F. CO, has opsns ;
boot b,sck stzul a,anssite Il Te1's al on
D,:r;r- his rss:lence in ihs Wood river mining
rsgian he was oct n mp IN The SaHtoofh
Moun.aias - pzrfor-n a-sassnanr work on
s,u,s miperal hearing i-oees. bgt Il cane On TO
snow snd fer ten DAYS Re wzs bsgl Iced and
starved; hnAl'y. after twelve DAYS he East1lnd
h a cabin neas Eed Fish lal e. in Alturas
county, with his feet and lsss - badly trozen
that they had % De anput&te'! 20 save h;s lie
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04
The Revolutionary Party.

The present Republican party il
q revolutionary party. Trampling
down the Constitution and the
most sacred compacts of the Union
of the States, it brought upon the
country the great civil war, IN
which over a million OF human
beings lost their lives, over ten
>thousand millions of dollars worth
of property was sacrificed, and drS-
olation, mourning and suffering
indescribable were Brought upon
the land. AID in order to enable
this party to rule the country al
ter the war wss over it changed 10
many respects the Constitution,
before the Southern States were
allowed a representation in Con
gress, and also established over
those States an absolute military
despotism. And because the peo-
ple of the South would not pros
frate themselves before this party,
but maintained q sold South IA
gainst it, the leaders are now la
boring to create patty IN the
South on a nefsrious scheme OF re-
pudiation of State indebtedness
The Constitution OF the United
State. provides. that mo State
shall pass any law impairing the
obligation OF contracts. Art. l.
Sec. 100 Yet, in shameless dis
regard of this provision OF tile
Constitution the Republican par
ty is engaged 10 the business Of
building up party in the South
on a scheme for the reputation
of State debts. II this succeeds,
how long will it be before part!
will spring up in favor of the re-
pudiation of the debt OF the Fed
eral Government When the lion
got the taste of blood, il is said,
ne wholly uncomfortable.
:. down the principle OF in
gritty founded in the C"ns'i'u
,,ion. and where will such d-s'.-
dation end?
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04
ENIfSE Wind EHGIR(.
Victorious ct Four Wo,ld's Fairs.
HAS TAKEN q GOLo . SILVER AND 2
bSONZK MEDALS AND $50
FIRST PREMIUMS.

The railroads OF tn. United State. and Canada nm,
in ECliPSE MILLS than all oth.rs nut To.
g-ther. We export more than all Others combined
Our Aill IL cot sold ~ cheap Mill. hu; Is the best
Mil in Tie world. For last four years have never
received cent Tor repairs Of any OF nv mills that
have pnt up. and i.v. replaced several ot-r mill.
by tie ECLIPSE We make is sizr. from / , 10
60 feet diameter, from Imam to 1ohorse power and
used for pumping from wells, springs brooks and
rivers Also have POWER MILLS for grinding
grain. shelny corn. saving wool, cutting fodder
etc furnish mills separate, or will contract 10 do
whole job. including tower, pumps pip,ng .t. =
rlAn entail and will guarantee to siv, sat
i-.,tio AID refer to the following parties wAoAavs
them
Z. Noras-ai d. d. Mallory
John r. Paililps, james ". tyson,
J"ih Gill. A. u. Norton y Son,
Hc.. Ja.. \. Gary, Dr. Wr.. start
u Z, Hamiil, Gait " u. Sarchisal
Rr'rs =. Rogers, Ed'ar., Lynch,
". harvey, john X L.ns,
:. AMan. v. =. y -.i.-l
Th"r,., Ellis, VIE :. C.rsinghaa,
Z. H. Cole. Ers. Z. y. BALDWIN,
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IT is about time Tor thls G1v
eminent to come To snme ':etsr
mination as to its policy III reSatj
to the Chill Peruvian imhrngl -.
The published correspondence ar
the subject shows that while u
Blaiue's Instructions 10 or reiae
sentatives III that quarter w,'s
aggressive to an almost rif nsiv-
degree, the methods adopted b.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen are OF The ~
peaceful and concilistory character.
The latter course is undoubtedly
the most prudent, and the mosi
consistent with the principles 81
non-lntervention that have generally
governed the action of this Govern
ment. If we assume 10 control TIE
mt of the difficulties between
I'd Peru. we shall have to deal
her powers who will insist upon
interested in the solution of the
en-, and complications might arise
the serious disadvantage Of AMER
an interests. 1t is proper to give Mr..
Arthur credit for the more reasonable
attitude in which the Administration
now stands towards the South Ameri-
Fan question, as the State Department
has no doubt been inspired IN the
premises by the Executive mind.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-04
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