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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-09-21
SENATOR HARRIS.

This distinguished Tenn cssee states
ran spoke in Bolivar on last Satur-
day to very large and enthusiastic
ussem blagc Of the citizens Of the
county. Ills admirable address NOV
ed the great democratic heart of the
county to do nobly for Bate against
the willy schemes Of tire republicans.
lie famed into fresh lite the fires Of Il
united and irateynal democracy, and
November will show that this speech
was an inspiration to the best aud
richest results.
A correspondent Of the Nashville
American says:
lie opened his speech by denounc-
ING tho statement Of the Louisville
Commercial in reference TO the grand
''quit" OF Senator Jackson as a lie out
Of the whole cloth. The presence 81
ladies, of whom there was n g"odly
number in the audience, the Senator
Cuunselled him TO cut down his esti-
mate of the time he had been battling
for the democracy on the stump from
forty years to two, bat said nothing
could drive him one inch from De-
mocracy. He urged CA all Demo
cats. both low and high tax TO shake
hands over the compromi,e Of Jure
20, in order 10 preserve harmony and
secure the victory of the only Organi-
zatiou that would save them from the
enemy, the Republican party, which
had, 10y its Capitalization ana fostering
Of mouopolics aud the tariff system,
robbed them of millions and millions
over, as compared with the State deit.
lie showed that, uojw thstatrlipE the
charges of inconsistency against him
he has ad vised the democrac,., in th,
conventions as far back as 1915, T.
compromise, and told the ; i.h am
low tax men, ia not only that cuuven
ton, but also in company with S.ua
tor Bdily then and Senator jackson
IN June. 1852. who rrcngn!zad th'
ftct the OBS ) 6 act could upt b.
carried out, Ia his 504 resolutions
that there would have t. be severt
compromise hat would effectively ze;
tie the debt ami preserve undiylIe'
the Democratic party. lie close n>
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-09-21

Tie Chair declared Mr.. Jesse Nor
ment the momiree, he having receiv-
Ell the entire vote OF each county. Mr..
Norment appeared aud accepted the
nomination, p!cdging an earnest and
faithful canvass in support of Bate
and. tie platform. On motion the
chair is to appoint committee Of
three from each county 70 compose a
Senatorial District Committee. There
being no further business the conven-
tion adjourned, sine die
q. w. Armistead, a w. Stovall,
.Secv Pres,
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SENATORIAL.

Tie Democratic Senatorial District
Convention representing hlcNairy ana
Hardeman counties met by appoint
mcnt at the Court House in Bolivar
on Saturday Sept, Is 1882, and was
called to order by ID w Herring Of
McNairy county.
On Motion A w Stovall of McNairy
was elected Temporary Chairman and
Geo. w. Armisteud OF Hardeman tenn
porLry Secretary. On motion the
chair appointed DIessrs. Barrett and
Gillespie of McNaiIy, and Or. VIM.
Thompson, w G EUbanll aud Capt.
a. j McNcal Of IIarleman,
GA permanent organization, Gre
dehtials aad representation, On
motion a recess for dinner until!
halt-paat l o'clock. TIE con
ycntjon rc-conVcned at the appoint
eel hour. The report Of committee
vas considered in seriation. They
recommended 4. W. Stoyall as per
manent president and G. w ARMS
tead as permanent Secretary, which
was adopted. They recommended
that Hardeman was entitled to -
votes and McNairy TO II votes and
hat tbc two thirds rule be adopted
which was carried. Mr.. Stovs,ll thank
ed the convention in few very sons
tile remarks, on motion Of y 4. Ne
Neal the following resolutions were
adopted.
Res lived. That 10 nomination
for Senator will be entertained by this
Convention unless the nominee or some
authorized person pledge such nomi-
nee to give his support to the nomi-
rec of this convention.
Resolved. BY the delegates Of the
democracy of McNoiry and HdYde-
man counties in convention assembled
That we heartily endorse the action OF
the Democratic Convention at Nash
VILE on the 20th Of June last, and
pledga our earnest support to the nom
iuce and platform of SAID convention.
Nominations being in order A j
Coates nominated Thos. Shea, Esq.
# Pocuhontas. W 4 Caruthers NOM
mated w NJ johnson Esq. of White
vile; Capt. r ii Wood nominated
Jesse Normemt of Bolivar; w II h
Gillespie nominated Col. J Z lIud-
dlest,n Of Purdy; ID W Herring Esq,
IF Purdy WAS nominated by l. j o.
ment of McNairy, whereupon ii c
Chairman stated that he was author
zcd to withdraw the name of Nh.
Herring, if it was announced. Thc
nominees then came forward ON mo
ion Of w d Iunkins and placed
themselves to support Bate and his
plutfor.I and the nominee Of the con-
yention. After short recess the
convention commenced 10 '''iI"' g.
follows on call Of counties.
I5;.p.,1I..
n.y.. 81 '''''' '''
ga, 81
jo..;.,
: VOTES uu:ccnr irI. Necessary 70 :;
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-09-21

The FIoterIai aad senatorial Con
vcution were we'll attended and cx
hibiteI cordial spirit of harmony.
McHairY and Fayefte sen, some a..
til err best representative democrat,
and Hardeman wac glad TO have an
opportunity to co-operaJo with them
10 organizing the democracy for vic
tory il November
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GLOVER PORT
Male and Female Academy.

Located five miles north west Of
ICONS Station, Tenn.
IA, FUTRALL, PRINCIPAL.
The 10th, term of this institution
for b 1Ys and girls. will begin Monday
July 10Th. 1887
Pupils VIII be prepared for an,
class in College, or for business life.
The entire expenses Of Board and TUT
ton for twenty weeks need lot exceed
$50.
Send for circular. P. o. Toons
Station, Tenn. CIV
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-09-21

Let reason auI persuasion be our
weapons in This campaign. No harsh
words, no personal abuse seould
be sucd towards any Beasley or Fus-
sell democrats. Cancellation aud en-
treaty are surer to WIN than acrimo-
nous speech.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-09-21

Ayers Ague Cure should be in
regions where Fever and AGue pre-
vail. Ii should be taken as ? preven-
tive by every resident and traveller
In malaIlal districts.
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Ter Representative.
j. "A. MANSON,

Special to The Bulletin:
Casey Young received the nomina-
ton for congress, Bate endorsed,
Elitor.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-09-21
Tor Governor,

Tor Senator,
JESSE NORMENT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-09-21

For further information address either
JAS. R. OGDEN,
&c II Pass'r Agent, Knoxville, Tennessee
z. S. DAVANT.
Asst Gcn1 Pass'r Areot. M,nl lis, Tennessee
Or any Agents of theRoute.
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libraries of Groller of De Thou, ofConnt Hoym OF
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With respect TO the use Of the names Padeloup
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families though completely accurate ciossmca'
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binding with borders of dentelle or with the
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SON But the truth is that not only were theIo
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Padeloup but that some Of thom were booksellers
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and some do not, some of them were good phueIs
and some bad a2d no one of them Is to be comp'ueu
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of whom to this day the very names remain uii-
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Thousands almanacs, for example, In red morocco
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CDR. GRLMSHA YVES SECRET"

HOW THE ROMANCE WAS WRITTEN.
Mr. Julian Hawthorne, his preface to DR..
Grmshawes Secret the forthcoming romance left
by his father, says in regard to the publication of
the preparatory stndies:
30 many inspired prophets of Hawthorne have
arisen of late, that the present writer, whose rela-
ton TO the great ROmancer - a hllal one merely,
may be excused for feeling some embarrassment in
submitting h S Ownuninstructcd judgments % COM
petition with theirs. II has occurred 10 him. how
ever that these undress reheasals OF the author of
" The Scarlet Letter" might afford enter
tanning and even profitable reading to the later
generation of writers whose pleasant fortune it is
TO charm one another and the public. 1t would ap-
pear that this author, III his preparatory work at
least, has ventued IN some manner to disregard the
modern can0ns which debar writers from betrayng
towards their creations any warmer feeling than a
cultured and critical Indifference; nor was his in
teIest III human nature snch to cOnfine him TO
the dissection OF the modern epdermis of shop-girls
and hotel boarders. On the contrary we are pre-
sented with the spectacle of "A Titan barring his
arms and plunglng heart and soul into the arena
there 10 struggle lOf death or victory with the
superb phantOtns summoned 10 the conflict by his
own genius The men of new times and new con-
dIions will achieve their triumphs in new wavs.
but il NAV still be worth while to consider }he
methods and materials of one who also, in his own
fashion, won and wore the laurel of those who
know and can portray the human heart.
OF the romance itself Mr. Hawthorne says that
his father had looked forward TO it the browning
achievement of his literary career He had alluded
to 1t as a work into which lie proposed to convey
more of various modes of truth than he could have
grasped by direct effort.
The story IS divided into two parts the scene of
the first beng laid III America, that of the second
In England. Internal evidence of various kinds
goes To show that the second part was the first
written, or in other words, that the present first
part is a rewriting OF an original first part after
ward discarded, and of which the existing second
par: is the continuation. The two parts overlap,
and IL she'll be left TO the Ingenuity OF
critics to detect the precise point of junction In re-
writing the first part the author made sundry
minor alterations the plot and characters OF tina
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