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A Couen, Cold or Sore .TLsoat shon,d be
stopped; Neglect fteaUsatly results in an
ineurAhle A!Nng, disease or Consumption,
Browns bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsan,s
o.'l acts directly on the inilanled parts, alluy.
lhY irritation, gives Ee!iefin ASTHMA RroS.
ehlt,s t Coughs cn'arrh, and the Th,nstt1oub-
snh;a, ses wnfea slsgers ?.d pWhic spnafsrs are
phYsic!an2, and have always given perfec,
Satisfaction. Having been tested by wide md
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained %ell.mer;ted rank nmonr
the few staple remedies Of the age. Sold al
25 cents box everywhere. 2. rrhp.w !
For piles, constipation tadia torpid lirer
never fail tn taLa 81 sistIJ.J 4 ,1'tt = q
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THE FUNDS HAVE run SHORT.
4 Force Of Mcn Likely 10 he Discharges.
.u.... From the Nnyy Yard, rIU'-N NH.,I

n f0fce 0l MeA LIN ely 10 he Discharged
m... From the Nnvy Yard. N6..a If.
NEw ioRx, August 3l.-Unless Secretary
OF the Navy Chandler extends the time for
their employment all the men who are
now employed in the Navy Yard who are
paid out Of the civil establishments appro.
priation will be discharged this evening.
Commodore Upshur says that the amount
appropriated for the present fiscal year,
commencing July lst, is only one.half that
OF last year Therefore, each month that
the full force Of clerks employed last year
are kept ut work the amount OF two months
Of the appropriation is eaten up. If they
are retained until September fifteen months
pay ut the decreased rate will have been
used. The only alternative will be to close
some OF the navy yards aud devote the
money which would otherwise 10 to them
to paying up the deficiency created in the
others by retaining the full force OF men ut
the same salary that they received last
year.
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Z L2gglsy!llht,,N,, t,;, ~, August al.=The Forty.
seventh Drawing ot the Commonwealth
Distribution Company was held to-day,
when the following prizes we're drawn:
Ticket 25,53l drew the capital prize Of
$4,000, ticket 30,5l6 drew the second
prize Of $4,000, and ticket IS, III drew, the
ihIra prlse Of 5000. The following .ick9Es
drew $1,000 each! al,4sl, 45,Oo3, SO, lao,
09,9l6, s., l24, 5,l52. Ri'r55Ii55.1s'
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V|""-| N-----T- -"---- 7-"---- ~
OilIO SIiEsi' NAiSEisS.
Meeting otthc Stnt" woUi tir0wnts' AssU.
cIMllOm-prNiouLiXn AIcNstiruA ndnnic,l.

COLUMBUS, u, August 3l.-The ONO
Wool Growers Association held n meeting
at tho City Hall tonight, Mt which thue
was large attendance OF wool growers
from all parts Of tho State. Several subjects
Of Importance 10 tho wool producing IN.
tefcsts were discussed, chief among them
being that Of the protective tariff
on wool. Hon. Columbus Dclano,
who acted as President Of the
meeting, made speech, taking tho ground
that tho wool growing interests were iu
danger from tho removal Of the duty on
lorcisn woods. Several other speeches
were made by prominent sheep rAiscrs, in
which they stated that they looked with
some alarm OH tic situation. 1t was de-
cided by m unanimous vote to select II
representative Of this great industry 10 ap-
pear before the tariff commission, and Mr..
Delano wAs chosen as such representative.
The following wls unanimously aiopteI
us an expression OF the views OF the Woo!
Growefs' Association OF Ohio, after which
the Nssociution adjourned to meet here
or,;, .,j,,;,,, A., IL, ,i 49,
n.r,. .sii. ssnu;,,n', @ ;". s'.'. "sun III 'anary
III" ,.ol;,, A ;n,"r"S,s IS "a"s ill., 10 n'in9hs
co,,,o ,,,,,ass ,,,., i.' 'S.~ 90 t"o Icop'e 'M"t
,;nnu, laao,;on o ,'o ,%nan ,a, T.. ''a.e al,u M
nom;ra,.,l ] ''i a. ,,.s"G' .mssv t'as n.ay pe ae'
au n,"n,t"o.uu W .'ass''iea 10 asr'cuilural,
Inn S orI.r !, !SSL;.h Sv'eia,' thna anu MINING
;n,ond"S m t ~ "'.aot' tl'sI are NAMED IL not
nssfmln.so ~ rImr .na @ 'o,e!, i, .nlporlanee;of
msn,s in o,r ~. .;i;n,,;n. ~" n.I,esal'y Ivy, e,c'
mamIu ";,L nn,"i ,'n..' "H"a'n, "nu e"ci' ue'
umnnn., "n '.,, n,iu" no"o, ".u I'''pI'ass lhe
l.a,sIn,;n, hio', ho,i S,.,.., M. Mnu a'u 81 ou our
ero"' r""sa, no'n o'"'Ga.'o Nat,otal. 'lilefc
tbovo ,, .''''?n ioi rIrairY nrs among
act i, sh ssh"sn,o,,, 's'se'I' .I hey slouiI
nst mr. r"c.;rn ,;,,r,, "I" ,ia e..'tsi .t snoui;
MI hv ;rs,;cn ,"S WY a,aii .a' ~ ~ "eh'aso,
tho ~ G:.c,inct;ov o ~" - ,, .'i'"'h! we teMt"
;.rt ON hrscnd j.; " ,,. So", "uI,' ~ .he SUD
Ike a Ansns;.,;a. :" sue uu''es uevoiVeu upon
nnr,ans r.S s'vao', ;.a, "s one OF INC most i'm.
iMre . nud i'..'ia'S M ; .o''''ee'cu WIN asrlcnl'
I 81 ,haaa aaa We "ei'tse .tMt tie true Interests
as e raI1 ~ s.fase" IN "oo,el 'hnhu'ac1nfe,
90 ne'i 40 !''e genera! welfare OF tiie people
e.ah y, sie -, o9'Eu ou"es' VII pe promoted by
sn.n Hrs'sta'pi' As WIZ enable the wool
s,v%e's - ,%e ~ u,'l Ieot 'ast territory adapted
70 Ihe rllslhs OF sheep IN The production Of
1oniest!c ,! wool 10 supply the demands Of
oo"iesiic 1ve woo,en manufacturers.
we leG! autllorlhcd 10 assert, without the
uanss' 1ss u successful contradiction, that the
pleseiiI uu!les on u'ihianilactured woo!s
"1e no1 suuiG'eht 70 accomplish the object
aoove s!a'eu, ana therefore all desire to
uSSeIk ltllS OIlnlUH, VIZ, lint II tho Hp Iufs4l
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A Fatal Forty foot Jump for Life

E cLHyEhAs., august 2l.-At half past .
o'clock this morning fire took placs In
the four.story tenement at No. 20 Lake
street. Sam Kane, telegrapher Of the
Cincinnati road, and E. @. krensl,oier,
travelling auditor Of the same road, jumped
from the top story. aad fell upon the roof
OF u neishboring house forty feet below,
md were fatally injured. Tho fire. loss Is
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-FNSH--EE--G-
INE WIDE. MiDE WEST,
lWlnrtnnt Evcnis nnt HInpncnInss
5h4, st<stnr,, Stupn.

'"'"''""' -. n'Sn.s , ""t l'"nh'"'"ss l"
t"e "r"'efa S'"se*.
CilicAoo' August Sl.-A Des Moines
special states that the Republicans Of the
Tenth Congressional dis,ric, nominated 4
E; uo,m.s ., ,h, t;rs, h,,,o, :. '"'-> .
~ :. A'o'1,;s '; " 'nc n's' o''''o'. IN conVen'
''oh at webster t'ly.
4 Springfield special says: Reports 10
the s,ate Board show that ,be oot. ero,, -.
! sco will ha % a-5 noo ~ I,,s%.,' Wv S o'o' .o'
: ~ W.. oe '','''''oo p'lsheis, Deing ~
0o0'0N bushels larger than the crop OF 1875.
Heretofore the harvest acreage was o.IGl
Ono ond ,he ayeroce v;o,d about 49,,
hYhah, .au u.,, .. ~. 'o'.y
'u'''e's pe' "eie' lug 9uaii'y is
generally good, and the crop is
mostly .thrcshed. Very little damaged.
A Cleveland. Ohio. sneeia, soys. lido
WIN. II. brown has corsrn,rd n ~, "moEp "n ~
,ndcnpndent nrmocrud IN ia " ln,L M ~ 1,,;n a.'
district thrr. bpin,, mnrh Jsea,;sfos,;a n St'o
ovrr Tia mcthods ~ wh;c,, H,ot"ettoi' H"n;am W;;i
ins wms nnminn,ed villa rr,,n ". u '.on,a,l ~
tion. - ''N e"'"' W. 'e11' 60
J. a Peru, Ind speciaI saws. Two bn,y,s, b,,,
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AGNEw ON IIIS DIGNITY.
Why IIe Refused to Render II Bill for
lllA Services.

NiA Services. AL. .... -
WASHINGTON, August 3l.-When the
House bill to compensate literally Presi
dent Gariield's surgeons failed to become a
law, DR.. Bliss cudeavored to persuade his
colleagues 10 abandon any claim upon
Congress for compensation, and to induce
them to present their bills for services
against the Garfield estate. This would
probably have been done but for the re,
fusal OF Dr. Agnew, who wrote that while
he felt deeply the indignity with which
they had been treated, he WIS disposed to
submit, promising that hereafter when sur.
geons were called OH to attend Presidents,
princes or potenlaies, they would place
their services upon a purely business basis
AS this was not their course in the case o.
the late President, he would decline to
make a bill against the estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-01

The Voi'alc Belt Co Marshall, Mich, will
send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Eicctro.Voltaic
Belts md Electric appliances on trial for
thirty days 10 men (y0ung or old) who arc
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality
ind Manhood, and kindred troubles, euaran~
teeing speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly vigor.; address as above,
n: E.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial Is allowed. rrxtw
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CINCINNATI, August 81. The Price Car
rent, Of this city, today publishes reports
from the hog growing districts OF the
United States, and says in Tho supply
TYa;labie Tor winter marketing, there is nj
average decrease OF 10 10 20 per cent in all
the States except Minnesota and Wiscon.
sin, as compared with last year. For tho
last half Of the winter the 9upply al hosess
iWill he het,ey, and while the Winter pacE.
ing may fal! 10 per cent below last year,
there will be fuller supplies ior spring and
summer packing. E;',- lE 49,. IN J
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lMilitnryrM Matters.

wAs4lSeros, August 2l.-rhe Secretary
Of War approves The record of the court
martial in the case Of ool. Joseph II: Tay:
:lor, Assistant sAdjntant General, and for.
warded it to the President Tor bis action. /.
/ BY, direction OF the President the Mil.
tary Department at West Point will 10 dis.
continued tomorrow, from which date the
u. S. Military Academy will be under the
supervision and charge Of the General oi
tho Army. S.'i II /. 2
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l., WY snner: wiih pain in The back wheu
there is Il remely2 The Barosna, or Buck
ache. Diver and Kidney Cure never iaiIs To-
relieve inflammation or soreness IN the lum-
har region, caused, by n strain, cold or lc
male weaknes US hundreds testify every
day. We do not recon,mend it for nll tis-
ease; only the above, as i aGts directly OF,
the liver and kidneys. Prepared and sold by
drug husiness). ritusville, IA, and sold by
druggists. -. :. y
Price 81 60 pcr h6ttie."' "'S ,tt .
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"('Onietl" tlO,,,is,

EIcltMoSD, Va, August 3l.-Drokers OF
Richmond were buying Confederate bonds
again today: As much It's 81 so per tllor.
sand was paid for them. 1t evidently is a
speculative scheme, and will soon explode.
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THE Rev. DR.. Alotlat, Of Washington
College has been up in the kit,anning re-
gion Of Pennsylvania, and seems by the
Etrutficanto have made very favorable
impression the people. HM....a. .I.
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TIE Gtserrer says that ,he cornlelds OF
Washington county never gave better
promise. "fhe oa!s crop isalso a SUCCESS.
This last statement is rather remarkable,
rs the oats hereabouts are not considered Il
anccase NJ. H... l.... ...3 .... ~
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TnE talk is that G. ". McCord, OF Wells.
burg, will be the delegate who will repre-
sent Brooke and Hancock in the next leg.
islatnre. lie is progressive and growing
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Gnl :. -, -, :. .Ia

EEwd YonK, August 3l-i,s Atlnl,a
special says Lieut. Il. 9Flipper, dismissed
from the United States army, has been up.
pointed captain in the Mexican army.
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Main Aftcr long Dro,,t,,.

LFAyESwonTR, K4y, August $l.-The
prolonged 5drouth in this SECTION has been
broken by a fine rain, with promise oi more.
saving the late corn and doing inpalculable
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TnE Morgantown Post pronfises Mason
COO majority in AIorgantown. See that
you keep your promise, Nelson.
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TiiE Wellsburg Nt. seems to he scared
over Coils nomination and speaks OF him
MS formidable opponent"
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They. NntnrnIly Would.

CoLuMntA, S. G., August Sl.--In York
county two Mormon missionaries made
many converts, and a citizens committee
Rotilel them 70 leave or be hanged. They
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Sr. GAINESVILLE is arranging 10 entertain
tho Democmtic Congressional Convention
on the 9Th.
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gMIssuALL, Mo-, August 3l.-At! Slater
yesterday Frank Edwards aud Geo. Dunn
fought about Il debt Of IS. Edwards's throat
was cut and he died, RI ~ ~
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TIE wholesale grocery trade is reported
. very satisfactory in Wheeling this sum-
u,er. a.H f.' 0N|' h.s
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Col. NEAL NEALI., sold about 10000
pounds OF wool 10 Messrs. Everett & Butch.
er-"terms private" rs they say in the
East,
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Tur harvest is past and the summer is
ended, and this Is tho lst day OF Septem.
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G.ors Of money to be paid out soon by
I the Government. See the dispatches.
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Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence,
sexual debility, cured by ""ells' Health
RcHewer." Price $i.Jtta'3 33'.Srs#fg4 - IlI-
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1'frE wheat market In the West is barely
steady. Too much ot It to be "corncred. I"
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Wool Is moving moderately in Washing
ton county ut 37u3S cents.
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TIE recent rains have put the ground in
good order for iall plowiug.
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DocroR bills are abominablr and not need
ed In kidney and liver affections, ms Peruna
and Manalin will cure them.
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FAIRS occur ut St Clairsville and Wells.
burg next week.
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NATIONAL debt reduced sixteen millions
in August. @
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5fgt,.ssF 'EOush an Knts." ..
!G'e4rs oa' rats. mice, ruaches, flcs, ants,
b"d.bnGs skunks, cil!n.nunks, gophcrs. ljc.
DiuggiSta. g t.sst sNl, q. n G1,H.'sfIf l. d,
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iaor.torl,'~ Acid "ho>t >t.,,"tra tsefresi,fns

Dr. c. 0. Files, i'or. laitd, Ne. says: "Aftes
rerpirihs freely, when roId water has utterly
iHiIed to satisfy my 1fisst, II lhasucco,npljsl,e.
the purpose With The most perfect snccess.n
ID III $500 : - .3' .h Tris I've
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For piles, constipation taa;A torpid lirer
never fail tntage NArtLIsy III = =
National Republican., 1882-08-21
Tln Dorsey Letters.

The publication of ex-senator Dorsey's
letters to General Garfield between the
election and Inauguration raises no con-
troversy. They arc such letters as would
naturally be written by one entertaining
such views 20 President-elect with
whom he was on confidential terms.
There is no occasion now for our enter
ing upon any discussion of the opinions
expressed in those letters. The subject
matter of them was a common topic in
the columns of The REPUBLICAN at the
time it was living one. We do not
choose now to reopen any discussion as
to the administration of President Gar
field. His cabinet, the reasons which
governed in the selection of its men,
bers, his appointments, and the antag-
onisms which grew out of some of them
none of these are themes upon which
there can ever be any agreement between
the men by whose votes and labors Cen
eral Garfield was made President All
that can be said is that it was for Presi-
dent Garfield to decide upon each act
for himself, and for each Republican
freely to entertain and express his opin-
ions thereon. Any attempt to force Re-
publicans into one opinion upon all that
was done by him would be as senseless
as il would be futile. The price of Re-
publican supremacy is Republican lib
erty. The men who would bow to the
ca? Of any man whomsoever either
willingly or because commanded so
to do, will never be numerous
enough in this country to con-
troll or, for any considerable time,
even seriously influence its destinies.
Those who supported and those who
opposed President Garfeld's course con-
cerning matters on which there were
hostile opinions must now act together
upon more important questions on which
both were agreed with him. 1t would be
poor tribute to him ifthe party were TO
60 down because of disagreements which
arose within it during his administra-
tion. These are the considerations which
governed us in abstaining from COM
ment upon the lettor of Mr. Dorsey first
publish ed, and which prompt us now to
deprecatc any revival of the discussion
which the publication of other similar
letters of his renders so easy. Mr.. Dorsey
has = perfect right to let the public know
what kind of advice he gave at time
when he was one of General Garfeld's
nearest and most trusted advisers, and to
invite The public judgment upon the
soundness of that advice. But we greatly
prefer that the party temper should be
vexed by no such question, and that the
war of Republicans upon Republicans
should be succeeded by charge all along
the line upon that dangerous organiza-
ton to defeat which the friends of
all rival chiefs within our party
rallied in 1850. There is no man
in America whom General Garfield
credited, and justly, too, with larger
share of the generalship and organizing
power which led to his election than
Stephen w. Dorsey, The writer, in this,
speaks Of what he knows, and will never
cease 10 bear witness TO the truth. But,
for The reasons above given, we choose to
National Republican., 1882-08-21
Dem Clean Clos.

That the colOred race has great regard for the
formality of things is shown by the actions of a
young woman in st. Louis whose heart had been
won by waiter Of color The sutor persuaded
the coy maiden to leave the kitchen in her work
ing clothes to accompany him to Justices office.
When the justice started to perform the ceremony
she broke out with "Hor on dur, faint no use
l isn't gwine to be mar'd in desc yere clos
mus go home and git on some clean clos befo' de
cer'mony kin proceed" Now, look yere, honey,
watts de use actin dat way? Dem clos Is
good 'nuf 10 be mard n," said the
lover "S'pose dey is fo' some folks, but dey amt
TO me. don't want no man to hev 1t ter say dat
wen he mar'd me i looked like tramp" Z" Be
still, honey; you'se jes as good in dem clos ez il
yo' had on silks an satns an had dimnts in yo'
har. I'D mar yo' II yo had nuilin on but rags
deed would" Tain't no use eg1 can't git no
clean clos den dis weddin' don come of. Dats
all dey is of it. Wen i gifts mard gifts mar'd d
wild good clean clos on, or ! don't git mar'd at
all. My mines made up, so dey amt no use ar
gefyin'.'' The persuasive powers of the impatient
swain were persistently but Intellectually used,
and the couple finally left the office TO get "deni
clean clos"
National Republican., 1882-08-21

IF the employees of the Federal govcrnm ent
allow themselves to be robbed by Arab HubLcl
this year they will have only Themselves to blame.
The Administration says that they will not lose
their places ii they refuse TO submit to be black.
mailed The courts have decided that it is n
crime on the part of n Federal oilicla to make po-
litical assessments. Mr.. Brewster has, to be sure,
given an opinion that Slr. Hubbell is not Fed :
era officer but that is no reason why the Federal
Office holders should submit to his demands. Let
them strike. They need not be afraid that they
will be turned out. Let them strike against this
political tax gathcrcr. One and oil, they should
r.iise to pay. If they did so the whole country,
irrespective of party, would sustain them-Nsw
FORK Herald.
But they want to contribute. The
more they are assured that they need
not give unless they choose, the more
they reply that it is their pleasure to
give. There has never been any COM
pulsion. They are Republicans, and
they want the Democracy beaten. They
have right to SO desire, and they have
right to aid in accomplishing the de-
sired object. We know of no remedy
except to turn them out of Office for
being Republicans. Who will do that?
National Republican., 1882-08-21
DIlxesl Hat. ny

"of course" said the old gentleman, the life of
the boarding house all summer, you remember
thRt Washington had command OF the famous
cuirassiers at Waterloo2" Certainly" replied
young Dobbs, "And that if Mcclellan had brou ;ht
up his reserves in lume the Greeks would have
been driven from the field before Hannibal could
have made his impetuous charger" "Yes," replied
Dobbs with the air of q man who knows all about
It; "yes have heard itso stated" "If Arab had
not defeated Nebuchadnezzar ut Malven Hill 1t
is my opinion that Cesar would have routed
Grouchy's gucrillas aud then beaten Ciceros
shArpsGooters in detail.h THAT the way look
ut IT," replied Dobbs. "Oh it is, is it?" asked
the old gentleman, wnkius at the ladies. "Well,
I'm glad I've found gentleman who can agree
walked away, leaving DObbS happy as a lord, he
had made such good impression you know But
Dobbs would give something handsome to know
what the women folks were giggling about, con
found them l-BOst0H Trdnscript.
National Republican., 1882-08-21

IT Is now stated in Dublin dispatches
that the man Hynes, convicted of MUIR
der by drunken jury, will be respited,
and that Mr. Gray, the editor of the
Freemen's Journal, who has been incarce-
rated in Jail for alluding to the drunken
ness of the jury, has been placed by the
English government at the disposal of
the lord-lieutenant of Ireland, to be held
or released as that dignitary may decide.
This cannot be because the lord-lieuten-
ant understands better what justice is
and what tyranny, but rather because he
can tell best whether an outbreak is i'm
minent, too formidable for the present
military resources of the government.
The lord-lieutenant is used as safety
valve to indicate when the Irish boiler
has all the English steam it can bear.
National Republican., 1882-08-21
Altogether Too Much BIneEbur.

Congressman Blackburn and Speaker Owens
are making joint canvass of their Congressional
district in Kentucky. The contest promises 10 be
n warm one If the first meeting can b, taken as an
index. MIR. Owens in his speech made a general
attack upon the Blackburn family. He said "he
thought il about time for the Blackburn family 10
retire. One, by the gruce of God and yellow fever
was governor, another was secretary of state, and
Joe was in Congress He wanted to know when
the Blackburn family would DO satisfied. ii The
thing was TO so OH Joe would die in Congress lie
did not understand this q talking maEch with
man whose tongue was hung in the middle and
wageed at both ends, II was something higher
The people had been sitting down to u Blackburn
breakfast, Blackburn dinner, aud a blackburn
supper and they were now nsked to take BlGck-
burn lunch. He thought this like fellow trying
to survive on q diet OF parlridges."