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The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

Spesking oiJdJse Sinralrs recep |!
commission TO Washington city tn
exert Influence in behalf II the land
grant to N ssissiOpi. Gle, tho jack
son Republican ssys. Having few OF
no political friendships or associa-
tons outside Of his own SAFE, Judge
Simrall. before his mission, called
upon Mr.. Hill, who is in constant
correspondence with the leading
men Of the r publican pOrty every
whore, and obtain letters from him
addressed to qrE'erS where it Was
supposed they woul! DO most good.'
Did any one ever zoe so much stu
penduons iilioalosiiy embodied
In ono paragraph? TIE idea Of
Judge S;mrall wsating letters Of In
Productions fran jim III u!
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

Ssraaees.-.I aJ, Mister Big Head, you seem
20 Be lille 'o6.' what Aiis yout"
Mo Kead-"wsii, yes; you see ] was ooe
wiih ihs boys last night, and GOT ki.dsI miIsds
Strangsr-"h Appears 90 fsan ihs looks d
ID SMssA-"nd DON, sssi s.ss,iY IKE my heed;
notion 70 butt and tho pain I tsIribis."
II yea will get bottle OF bLisy'e
Saline APsrient, one or two de:es Will put head
on you,' that your fflsnds would recognize"
NE Hss6." .,,a % any 'Ains@ s'' rA d Ill
e PAN s1c eur,, ,sO.. sS. had
achss, eieansss the ftonleh. unioats the bowels,
upioeks the liver, relieves eonsGa.ien q ones, snd
gives the bile chance 70 90. 10 hss ceeoms tne
Popular and rtkldsId remedy Coz constipation. ~.
t,usness, siek Ltsiachs, heartburn, ac:d stomach
and all dissasss requiring real nice and pleasant
puIsaiiye OF phJsis.
hsr .' ssd h I. i:s SsEa sna ae fa
drink, that everybody likes %.
II uncloads and cooy tho brain, Quiets the nefvess
and 10 . ssns sua nea fsr the headache oflsdies.
u miigatss tho pangs Of rheumatism and govt,
relieves Kidney and urinary troubles, and pain ~
has no equal In curing eoaaipat,d Aasst. II %
highly recommended for pefsons who travel, foe
msrehanis clerks, rnschsnics, factory bands, stu.
dents, teachers and all persols who lead elossly
confined life and ere subject % headache, dtfinsss
and torpid bowels, II you arc troubled with .
coated tonGue foul bteslh lcss Of appsute o. gen.
pleasant Ind paialtblc and 10 much ehssper IN facs
II 70 regular family medicine ehes, within tself
u spdkies and f,anis just like elass q, socs
waisr. and 70 just = pleasant. 90 cent? and cold
Proprissors. LOUISVILLE N.Y.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
Attachment Notice.

To Jones 6 Kouus, New Orleans, La
An attachment at The snit Of Burs. 4
Thompson, against your estate. for fsv
hundr, and thirty.fUur ,!o!l.ts aid seven.
~ cent?, re,urnnb.o befoia tie oi'ouiL
cour, Of Coriah county, Mics, his lcen CT.
fcn'ed. aud ia now pending in said court;
and unless sou appear befjre said eosait o,l
the fourth Monday in October, ls>2sf and
plead TO suii action, Judgment will tc1enr
Tered and The estate attached will b1' >roId.
Z. w. II ows, c',tk y
L. N. miller, ATTY. bcPe 3i4k'
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
a wouan,o REMEDY.

Al certain asss and periods Of voman,s TIE, there
eeaes certain tIosblsi, sehss. pans and snnsrinS,:
sirrs its Il sisisss, and icilow up md haunt ths
married woman unlI amer the STUN ofilfs."
Some have headaches, swimming Of ths. head.
Ssotls,s lips llfsiess syes. cleidsd brain; while
oshsfs ,unsf with painful irregularities, uterine dc.
place n,snls and uiesrs hystsTieai spasns phytiesl
oss. Ioss Il appetite ovarian Diseases, ki1nsy sasc.
t.ons etc., which In numerous easss end IN spispto
nts, eoavnisions, insAnIty and deaih. These are
knS~ shs eisss q eornpisnis Nc Iiiuds 20. Nov.
adiss. al thsse troubles can b astrsd and cured
We have proof nom thonsants.
d. DsS1sDSa Ice r ,.,as by, Sis
happy-ylii maze Jon f-si hts nsw WOMAN cd
no nlstahs. geld ~ all pIuegtsss q 80 ess1
80 Or. psonsSsLE 4 O.,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
SiMrscN.
W.atvillc. Sept Is, 1882.


yicxsruRo. Sept. 20: Special to the
yicksbnrg Herald from Grocuville,
Mss, Says: The Democratic con-
ventiou for tho Third District mot
TO day. Delegates present from
six counties. 1t was declared unad-
...-.,,. -sS J.e,-. . nomination FOL
Congress, but tho counties were
urged to keep up thOir local party
organizations for the security and
maintenance Of good government
Resolutions were passed concerning
the action OF the Pro.idont and Con
gross upon tho river Improvement
and protection.
Judge G. w. Clark announces
himself as an Independent candi.
date for Congress in opposition to
Judge Jahcrds. lie is an Ohio man,
served in Garfeld's regiment, was
q Grant man at Chicago until the
break, thon wont for Garfield. The
contest in tho District is expected
to DO warm between tho two Repnb-
licans.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

We have heard 1t stated III certain
quatters that should Hon Il. BTks-
dale re ,eivei tho m lrity Of votes
cast iu he coming election. aud be
declared elected. ho will not DO pei.
United to take his seat, because. frr-
sooth, there is proponderance O.
colored men in this district. Such
reports is circulated for effect; there
is nothing in il. We have too much
confidence in the intelligence and
honesty of the American Congress,
even should it DO republican, to en-
terrain tho thought for on instant,
that il would permit itself to be con-
trolled by such narrow ideas, or In
fluenced by such absurd reasoning.
The idea that because the colorcd
people predominant in district.
that district must as matter OF
course vote tho republican ticket,
ia an absurdity, and tho Congress OF
tho United States, viii not DO gov
ernod by theory SO antagonistic to
republican forms Of Govern ment.
II it comes to this that b cause o mans
skin is white he is Of necessity
Democrat, or because mans skin is
black. ha is Republican, then fare
we'll to Republican institution. Oar
very form Of government suggests
that every man must exercise. the
privilege OF the elective franchise in
accordance with his own views OF
what is right and jist. and is best
calculated to subserve his interests
Tue co'orcd man understands this
he knows that ii is not to his inter
est 10 draw The color line; no knows
that if the colorod people band them
selves together III opposition to the
whites. they mast BE- defeated thy
must "a pudor, SO to speak. :1r nc
race clu stand bsicrc The white race.
We arc confident therefore that L
largo class of colored people will
vote tho Democratic ticket, it is T.
their interest to do so, aud ihey will
do il. The Congress OF the United
States will rocosHiza this truth, and
Mi, BMksda!c will experience nc
difll ;nlty in being seated, should he
DO elected, and there can DO no doubt
of his election il our friends bu!
xegt themselves AID do their duIy.
Th,se remarks are made upon tie
hypothesis that the mex Congress
viii be Republican. which il by NO
means certain; on the contrary the
indications now arc that its complex
ion will be Democratic; II no arm
ed with certificate Of election Maj
Ba,ksdale will have nothing to fear.
Such reports Of being counted on,
are circulaled with tho view to in.
llasncc the co,ored vote, IA to be.
!, 49, ..-'r~.aU. y. Any amory
tho whites. bat then they will deceiv,
uc one. Oar people are rot 80 eusil!
disheartoned. bat what ever the re
suit, they will 10 men and d,
their duty and tryumphantly clec'
our gallant standard bearer in NJ.
vember.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

Aver, Srsaparilla is the proper
remedy TO luke IN ths spring Of the
wear TO purify the blood. invigoraie
the ~ lirrn. excite the liver to action,
an restore the healthy tone aud
vigor Of the whole physical mechau-
lem, which often becomes impaired
during the winter. by lack Of rran
air exercise, and the want cf ~ III q.
ent Gaze IN the matter Ct diet.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

To David s IIurlbuf, Emporia K.nsas-
An attachment vt iho suit 81 II, q. E.,t r.
ling against your ost FOR Ttrea HuUd-od
and Thirty Seven Ds.rrs su' FDy 0ae
cents, raturneble b f,'o The Circuit Coat
Of G npish County, Miss. has bssn executed
AMI nn,ess yon appear before said court, on
the Fourth Monday ia October. 1882, and
plead to said action, I'gment will be en-
'er,d, and The estat" attached will he cold.
+. W. BROWN. Clerk.
W w GOWN, Atty, s.p22-lS52 SO
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
ATTACHMENT NOTlCG

To Ca,chipgs, Sawyer & Co, So. Louis
MOAN aitschm,n! at ihs su.t Of II, n.
Miller, against your csts,e, FOR one thous-
and dollars, re,urrsbln before tho ciGcri.
court of Copiah county, Miss, laa been *
ecuted. srd ia now pending in sid ccuri;
and unless YOU apI car beiolo sa!d couft on
the iouiih Monday ia Octnhe:. 1882. ard
plead 10 said action, jndgnn nj will be en-
;crcd. and tho estate attached will be ao!d.
sepS3l.4t L. w. Baows, elk.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

'Swhisky or no whisky" ia tho is
sue in the coming wnnicial election
Mt Haxlehurst-Now Mississippian,
The man who announces himself
q candidate on either side, will get
badly defeated. There are great
many voters in Naz,ehurst who are,
on tho whisky question, nothing,
and - little Of that
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

II You have not registered go to
the Circuit clerk at once, ard regis
ter. Don't 90 to the poles, with :3u'
finger in your month, aud don't
know whether I registered or not,
You cant vote unless your name ap'
pears on the registration books.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
CIiANCERY NOTiCN.

The State of Mis'issippi-To ID. S
Hurlbut: YOn are commanded to mp
pear before the ChMiccry court Of Co.
piah county in said State, ut Rules, oil,
the LIST Monday of October. 1882, to
defend the suit OF Mary +. Nelson,
wherein you are defendant.
August 25tll, 1882.
j. NJ. NORMAN, Clerk,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

The Egvptian war is virtually over.
Arab Pssha has surrendered. This
il another evidence thst no race can
successfully eo,n5ui tho anRio.Ssx7n.
In AL hetcsY co irstsrco can be
ssssa sss Sc sAsa seiqGa ssFs sseu Ssi
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

Ia the overthrow OF Arabi Pashs
The world he's another illustration OF
the superiority Of the white, Anglo
S axon race over oil others. Color
liners vii, DO well to romcmber that n
race conflict bore means success for
tho whites.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

II seems almost impossible to
keep Bro BE-, ont Of the Cupiahan,
II he docs not come forward himself
some enc cf his few ardent admirers
will bring him before tho pub!ii,
Beethcren give M scm> relief.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
SHERIFF SALE.
NJ. E. Nelson,
ID s. Hurlbut, Delft,

ID >. uurlbut, Deit.
Mrs. N. @. Harvey, Garnishee.
judgment in C,piah County for
S37 80.
BY Yi,tuo Of tho above statel writ, j
will, on Monday, tko "a day Of Octobcr,
expose to sale at public outcry, for cash. In
front Of the court house door OF Copiah
county, between tho hours prescribed by
law, ihs following described land TO wilt:
Lots % "a and 70 ofihe plat Of the Har.
vtylsnds, south west quarter nor b west
auafter and north west quarter OF south
ives. quarter of section ~, township 10.
range east, a. laid or and marked on Said
plat, which l. recorded in doed book, U, on
page 5l8, Of tho ~ OILS II Deeds OF Copiah
county. Levied upon as the property Of
II. O. Harvey, and will 10 sold to satiis,
tho above stated case and all costs.
f. TT. HAnoRAvE, sheriff.
Uaziehurst, sepS.3l.4t
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

II you have moved from ono pre-
cinct to another, you must 60 to the
Circui! Clerk. and change your reg
istration. Clerk Brown is ready al
any and all times to attend to this
business.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
Hazlehurst, scps.Sl.4t
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

To T. 7. Finley:-An attachment ut The
suit Of o. d. Newman against your estate
for nine hundred and sixty.eigh dollars arc
fifly.four cents, returnabis before tho cir
cult cont Of Copiah county. Miss, ha'
been executed, AID unless you appear b.
fore said court, on the fourth Monday II
October, 1882, and ple.d to raid action
Judgment will be entered and tho estate VI.
iached will b. sid
Z. w. Blows. c,,rx.
Il. p. Willing. Attorney.
septe.3I4,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

s. r Baldwin wri'es: After trying
Soothing II NEEDLES without avail
and Pnysicians without reliof. gave
DR.. II ,fietts Teathina treetG'ng
PswdsIs), and II acted Ike o1agic
I occasionally giyoa powder to keep
my child's gums Soi'encd."
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
SHERIFF. SALE.
B own Mullins & O..

o"A 'A"H'-S - OS'
Va
A. 7. Haley. ct oil.
Judgments CJpiah Circuit court for
$1,000 81.
BY Virtue Of the above stated writ,
will, on Morday, the second day Of October
1882, expofe 10 rale at public ou.cry, fol
cash. in front Of tho coart house door oil
Copieh county, between tho hours pre-,
scribcd by lay. the following described
land to-vit: East half Of south west quar-.
tor and north west quarter Of south wef,
quarter and west hnlf OF south rsst quarter
section %. township /, range 9 west. Lev
led on % tho property of tho dcicntanis
A. I. Haley, OF oil, md will he sold 10 sat
isfy tho above stated case and oil CO t..
4. J.HAudRAyx, sheriff.
HszlrhurSt, tep8 81 At,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

I. v. Enochs. Who is heP do
seems to be very much interested in
the success OF the newspaper men OF
this county.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

Iiyou forget to register. and cant
vote, dom, blame tho Circuit cle'k
for IL.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
Public Speaking.

Maj. BAksdalo will address the
people Of BGCuregmd. Wednesday
O,tober llIh; at Hazlehurst on
Monday 2srd day Of Oct. Other up
pointmonts in eastern and western
portions Of the county, will DO made
during the canvas.
II G. CoSS,
Chmn Executive Committee.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

Register before il is,too late.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

Hazlehurs. is going 70 have one,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22
LIguo- Petition.

To tho Honorable Board Of Mayor
and Alderman, Haz'ehurs. Mis:
Gsnli,mpu.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-09-22

Chmn Executive Committee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

MONOPOLY WAYs-lt seems the Diamond
Match Company of New York, by taking al.
vantage of the peculiar provision of the in.
ternal revenue laws imposing tax on matches
manufacturing business OF the country, and now
that congress has failed to remove the tax on
matches, has concluded 10 make hay while
the sun shines" and advance the price OF
matches. Thereat the Chicago Journal grows
indignant. and points at it as "glaring illus
tration of the power of money combinations to
produce artificial prices IN goods, and rob the
general public tor the benefit of a wealthy and
greedy corporation" The Diamond Company
has this monopoly by virtue ofa law ofcongress
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

THE ST. LOUIS FAIR opens this year on
Monday Oct 2d, and closes on Saturday, the
;th. The premiums offered amount to over
$4,000. The list on which they will be paid
includes horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry
agricultural machinery, textile fabrics, &c.
&c, ell the articles usually exhibited at state
and county agricultural fairs, except that the
premiums are about twice as high as at ON
illisois state and county fairs. The St Louis
fair grounds include the city's extensive
geological gardens, and ere probably the mos
completely and handsomely fitted up ground.
of the kind In the United States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

There are now IN the treasury vaults at
Washington 00,000000 of brand new silver
dollars which are lying IDLE, and S2o 100000
IN fractional silver currency, making total
of $11S,0O0,000 in silver coin on hand. Silver
dollars increase at the rate Of $3O0O,OOO each
month, 100000 of which goes into the
vaults.-Chicag0 JOurn0l
About once month this paragraph, with
slight variations, goes the round of the mono
metallist papers, and is often made the text
for sermon on the folly of continuing the
coinage of silver dollars No mention is made
of the fact that at the same time there are
about $lG0000,000 of gold coin lying "ldle"
in the national treasury vaults. Now the
truth Is, that neither this SILVER or gold Is
idle" but both are represented by gold and
silver certificates that are in circulation and
perform the office ofcirculating money as COM
pletely as If the coin was being passed from
hand to hand, and much more conveniently.
But for this coinage of silver the increase Of
the metal money basis IN the country would
fall behind the increase Of business and popu-
laton, and gold would steadily advance in
value, until the man that now owes dollar
would owe two the money lords thereby doub-
ling their piles at the expense OF the people.
The silver coinage maintains the equilibrium,
and that's why the bondmongers hate 1t so.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26
FOB STATE SENATOR.
Saturday

MENDOZA, Aug, 23.-The Hon. NJ. a. Nc
KEY, of Mendoza, has been spoken of by some
OF the leading democrats, quite frequently OF
late, as a suitable candidate for Senator Of this
Senatorial District.
He has honestly earned the reputation OF be-
ing a square man, strict and upright IN all his
dealings. Whenever he has been called upon
to ill any place Of trust it has ever been dis
charged in an acceptable manner. As mayor
of Mendoza, during tour terms, no citizen ever
had reason to complain Of derelichon Of duty
on his part,
Clear headed, possessad Of good judgment,
a healthful body and sound brain, with sutli-
Cient competence to enable him TO de
vote his attention 10 the good of his dis
rict, without being obliged to spend his time
at outside work, IN order to Keep the wolffrom
the door we have in Mr.. Mickey gentleman
amply able TO hold his own with the best in
the Senate Chamber at Springfield. 1t Is doubt
full whether he has has superior as a practical
parliamentarian in La Sale county. As q
citizen and gentleman he merits the respect OF
all law-ablding people. II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democrats of La sale county are requested 10
in their respective townships on Saturday tue c u VI
August lsS at the hour of o'clock p NJ of salt Jay @
less adlferent time be appointed by town committees, 10
appoit delegates attend County Convention TO mot "
the Circuit Court Room In Ottawa on lhurHdn|' 'l'
31st day of August SS2, at O'CLOCK y NJ VI
said day for the purpose of selecting delegates to the ea
Convention to he held at Springfield on thursday c ''
day of September 1852 and to transact such other
as NAV be deemed appropriate tor the good OF the parry
pho opporuonment of delegates viii be on the basis OF
one delegate for each town, delegate for each lV Demo
cratic votes cast at the presidential election one dele
bate for each fraction of % more over 100 The several
towns are entitled to the following number Of delegates
respectively: . o..
Adams. >; Allen. q Brookfeld. 3; Buce, g. Dayton, .;
Deer Park o. Dmmck p Eagle, 3 Earl, Edeh' u ran
River q Farm Ridge, 2; Freedom, 2; Grand lAp'us q
Croyelsnd IS; Hope Ia Sale 9; Manus 81 Mendoza o.
Meridcn 2, Miller, q Mssone Worthwhile :; oPhlr u
Ogagc 81 Ottawa lO otter Creek, q Peru g; Ech"Ho -
Rutland s; Serena, 3; south Ottawa ?; Troy Grove -
Ir,lc, .. vermillon, 2; Wallace 8; walthan,2 ..
by order of lhE 'oNi"ii' TH'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26

NEW YORK PoLITICs.-Thc contest over the
goyernorshlp In New York among the repub-
lcan factions IS growing spicy and decidedly
personal Gov. Cornell WAITS to be rcnoml
mated, and his friends affect surprise that he
Is opposed by Arthur and Conkling. The
friends Of Cornell explain by publishing a
story both in the New York Times and Albany
Gazette, that Cankling hates Cornell because
he (Conkliug) had attempted to bride Cornell
to approve certain bills that had been lobbied
through the legislature to remit million more
or less of back taxes which the Pacific Mail
Company and elevated Railroad Corporation
owed New York city, but which bills Cornell
vetoed. The enemies Of Cornell come back
by asking, If ConkIing attempted to brlbe him.
why he dsregards the law which he Is sworn
to enforce, to present the person Offering HIM
bride for indictment as a telon: His failure
to do so makes him under the law party to
the crime Again, as the proposed remission
of taxes was largely III the interest Of Jay
Gould, when that vlrtuous tinancier is applied
to he denies that Conkling had been employed
IN any such undertaking, but says Cornell
ou0N not to have vetoed his bills on account
of favors he had shown Cornell IN certain Wall
street operations. Among others he mentions
that at Cornell's request he had himself agreed,
and got Russell Sage, Sidney Dillon and 9th
ers to go into a "blind pooi' Of CoruelPs IN
| American District Telegraph Stock, out OF
which Cornell had made 100000 or more and
never accounted to Gould for his share, Gould
assuming that he had kept the money as pay
for approving his tax remission bills \ blind
pool" IS explained to be one in which parties
put up their money and leave it all to be man
aged by one person, who is not bound to make
any report until the whole business is closed
up and he Is prepared to settle. Corneli's
game" was to sell District Telegraph Stock,
which was worth 80 cts. BY pretending to buy
for Gould, Sage, Dillon, &c, the stock took q
BOOM running up to 10 cents, and Cornell sold
enormous blocks az that price Then Cornell
suddenly unloaded tor Gould, Sage, &c, run
the stock down to 80 and at that rate bought
enough to cover his sales. Gould says Cor
nell made 100000 but never accounted to his
partners for a cent,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-26
DORSEY.
S assnlentSl

The republican papers, especially ofthe halt
breed complexion, are in high dudgetn with
Dorsey, the star route thief aud secretary Of
the republican national committee, tor pub
fishing halt aozen of letters written by him
between January aud March, 1881 TO Presi,
dent Garfield, giving him free advice as to
TIE organization Of his cabinet. The letters
are written in the most free and easy style,
and are especially vigorous and puagent in
their advice against the admission into the
cabinet OF Blame, McVeagh and james,
Dorsey being, like GCiteau, a "StalNar. Of the
stalwarts," and inslstsng on sta.wart cabinet
throughout. The halt.breed papers, OF course,
regard the letters as in the highest degree
cheeky" and dictated solely by Dorsey >
dread of having honest men III the cabinet
who would unearth his star route miQuiucs
and see that he was duly prosecuted; while
the fact that Garfield did not take his advice
is pointed to as evidence that he regarded
Dorsey and his "Impudeuce' with proper con.
tempt No attempt, however, is made
to explain away the fact revealed in
this correspondence that Garfield had &C.
tually offered Dorsey seat in his cabinet as
secretary Of the interior, and that, in his strait
for money during the campaign of 1880, Gar
field had applied to and accepted 4 loan" OF
some five thousand dollars from the great
star route thief The truth Is, the letters show
that Garfield throughout entertained the pro
foundest esteem and affection for MY dear
Dorsey" and that the latter is fully justified
in the publication OF the letters now to estab-
lIsh that fact with the hope of reaping from Ii
whatever advantage there may be dervable in
his present strait from it in the way of sym
pathy from the true friends Of the "salned
Garfield"