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Kepnblican Prospects.

Tie Republican National Committee
VIII meet in Washington on the 18th Of
December % decide upon the date and
place for holding the next National Re
publican Convention. From now until
the convention meets there viii he almost
"a continuous discussion Of the merits Of
tie available candidates. There are sew
eral who have strong following, and
whose friends are sparing no efforts for
their success. The aim Of the convention
viii probably be to select the candidate
who has the greatest popular strength.
That viii BE- a very difficult thing U do,
however. because the friends 81 no candi-
date Will admit that their candidate
j. not the one who gives the greatest
promise II success. But the outlook tor
tie Republicans is 50 unprOmising that
the party cannot afford 10 make any mis-
take either in framing the platform or in
choosing a candidate. Immediately after
the Ohio election there were few Repub-
lican leaders VINO did not think that the
party would not elect another President.
The Democratic majority in New York in
1.-2 had been 50 overwhelming that they
saw no hope FOR their party in that state.
Without either New York or Ohio they
knew. Of course. that success in
1854 was impossible. The elections
last Tuesday encouraged them a little.
They gained Connecticut and New York
was placed in the doubtful column. Tb G
only states that they are certain Of in -,
however, are New Hampshire. Iowa,
Maine, Massachusetts, Kansas, Conuecti-
cut. Illinois. Pennsylvania. Michigan.
Rhode Island. Vermont. Minnesota, Ne
braska, Wisconsin and Colorado. These
II states cast Isl electoral votes. Two
hundred and one are necessary 10 "a choice
Where are they o. get the other - votes:
There are only three states, except the
states named. which they have any
chance Of carrying. They are New York,
Ohio and Indiana. New York, with
either Of the other states. VIII give them
the necessary electoral votes. Can they
get New York and either Indiana or
Ohio: Il Is extremely doubtful. and yet
Do j. possible. Ohio gave a fair Demo
cratic majority in October. but the liquor
question complicated the situation, and
IL j. not certain what She viii do in the
Presidential contest. New York gave the
Democratic state ticket with the excep-
ton u Secretary Of state about
1900 majority last Tuesday. ii there is
harmony among the Democratic factions
Of New York city, it Is almost certain
that the Democrats will carry the state
next year. Il must be admitted, how
ever. that there is a doubt. Indiana is
Democratic now. but the majority is so
small that effective work like that Of Dor
sey x Co. in 1880 might overcome it. At
best, however, it is not easy to see how
the Republican party can be successful
in f.-I
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Sueeulstion a. - the probable course Of
Malone and Rlddieterger. the Virginia
senators. IN the senate. now that their
party has been 0verthrown and their
plans defeated. has already begun mere
j. 10 doubt that their purpose was - ~
the electoral vote q rhe state - the Il
publican party, and in the event % me
success q that party u demand s'tslsili-
r5sI recozufriOn for their services 4ATi4
S-e-a however. has been Wrested from
rH-m- sDd.rhev have nothing Oh which u
trade Riddlebsrger. ri course has
never counted for much. H reached
his present. position - attaching
himself T. Ma1one's fortunes His atIl-
tad- iH the late campaign however, was
rather remarkable. 70 took no part II
Tie canvas. and about the only tine that
IL was heard Il was when il was stated
mat le had broken with Malone because
the latter refused u share with him The
FEDERAL patronage n the state Il may
D. that 1e intends 70 pursue an indie
PENDENT cgur--. with the hope q remain
ir. On TIE surface by taking advantage q
r.Iltfcal changes that may occur during
his senatorial term The outlook Icr -da-
hone however. presents no prospect that
i promising U pleasing HIS term III
tls senate VIII expire in l'.,. Ine LeZ-
i-Is rtI-e which was elected last Tuesday
j. Democratic. and VIII choose BIZ success
-. There j. 10 probability that tie party
which he Jed. and which made him
what be j.. viii ever get control u tie
state a-aln. Many u the strongest men
who supported him and his Readiusler
roIicv abandoned him when they discOY-
cred that De was leading them into the
Republican camp. He never did wholly
succeed in getting control 81 the RepubI-
can organization Of the state and was
able u gain the negro vote only by aI-
f=4lln- % the pref u1Ices Of the negroes
and giving q few q them minor o1hces.
Under 10 circumstances VIII he again D.
able u control the negro vote unless lie
openly allies himself with the kepu1ll-
can party. III that event the KeadjUsters
would abandon him almost u a man. No
doubt the Independent Republicans con-
trlbuted great deal 70 his late de-
ie4t. They fought him bitterly. not BE-
cause they objected o. the man y his
methods. but because his success meant
their destruction as party. Malone
uow represents n0taiu- but himself. He
l-u8use o. the Republican party. except
tlr the vote be- has iu the senate. Inc
scheme which be- and leading Repu5-
Iicans coucocted 70 break the political
s1lldity of the south by giving Virginia
o. the Republicans has failed. His abuse
q power. his resort 10 questionable
methods 10 advance Bis plans. his sacri-
flee 81 the good opinion Of the people u
dl- state have prolted him nothing Re-
rlsIicaus have 10 love for him, and Dem
Gratis hate him. IL the senate he VIII
ind friends upon neither side Of the
chamber. He may continue % vote with
the Republicans for the few crumbs Of
patronage the Administration dOIes out 70
him. 1 few months ago b. made de-
mauds On the Republican party and his
demands were respected. During the
remainder Or his Senatorial term h viii
b. simply tolerated.
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Al STRoNG's Drug store.
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BRIGHT BITS.

ABOUT the only troubles that come
singly are fussy old maids Modern dr.
gus.
ENGLAND is the mistress Of the seas,
but the numerous forests in this country
leaves America mistress Of the saws.
A BOsTON commercial traveller was
paralyZed when young lady asked him,
''When are you going peddling againH'
MNIE MODJEsKA's physician advises
her to take a rest But what is wanted
are physicians TO advise poor performers
to take rest.
Those picture-cards / brought back
from Boston" remarked Mrs. Darlington.
in a pensiye mood. They are mOmen-
tums of the Art Loan ImpositiOn."-Lif
\ TEXAS man has been sentenced 10 30
years in the penitentiary. The Judge
would have made it an even hundred, but
didn't want 10 be hard on the fellow for
his first ofiense.-BJSmdrck tribune.
BOsToN Transcript. "What does lux
mean:r asked Brown. Lux means
light" replied Smith. ''That's what |
thought" said Brown. "but | wasn't Ger
tain. ] know my luck's always light,
however"
THERE may be some connection between
the birthday Of sir Moses Montefiore and
the new time system, otherwise il is odd
that the san Francisco Jews should be
celebrating his Tooth birthday, while in
England he is only %.
AN phwat is yer son James doin'
now. Mrs. O'Flahertyy" "Sure an he's
become a great gintleman, wild SIGH foine
clothes on him ye'd not know him. He's
in some bank beyant Cincinnati, Mrs.
O'Flaherty.- AN phwat bank is it p
.sFaith, an it's the FAIRY Bank behave
they calls it."-KeHtuckV State Journal.
4 SOLE-FUL SYMPHONY
A. she banged the ivory keys.
He dropped quick on Blended knees
And mIIrmurcd: "Will YOU please
BE my SWEET
But she swung around her stool
And said: Get up, you fool,
For nv husband Is "a mule
With his feet!
And as sure as Levy tOOts,
lie VIII hoist you on his bOOts.n
II Music TRADE Free Press.
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PERSONAL.

RFv. DIR. TALMAGE is to lecture in Mis-
sissippI during December.
Fx-CoNGREssMAN GABE BoUCK, the
woman hater, wishes to be Governor OF
Wisconsin.
SENATOR MoRToN's statue IS almost
completed. and will be unveiled in Indian
apOls at an early day.
LEOPOLD Won RANKE, the great Ger
man historian, is just rounding of an
other volume at the age Of 81.
THE Princess DolgorOuka is an omniv-
orous reader, but has neither painted nor
sung a note since the death Of the Car.
WI. SUTTON, Scotchman living in
London, is acknowledged the champion
long distance bicyclist, he having gone
over 1854 miles in one day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

GF~. c. TIDBALL. who has for a long
time f.aen a member Of Gen. sherman
staff. has assumed command Of the Y nite0
states artillery school al + OrtFess MONTH";
OK motion II senator Edmunds. Mr..
Francis q. Newlands, sOn-ln-laW o. e.
senator Sharon. has been admitted 70
practice in the United states supreme
Court.
G.. FRIsBIE HOAR can now return q
Massachusetts. set up his LaFes and
Penate- agaln and resume the functions
q Citizenship Inc ogre hae
Danished.
Arthur ". ROUDIER. venezuelan
. Consul al Boston has rendered MS rSslg-
nation because he was not notified OF me
appointment Of Mr.. Phillips as Commits
siOner 20 the Boston Exhibition.
MRS. ANNA Stafford. widow Of for
mer cashier Of the City Bank Of Caro-,
H.. Is % erect and eBdOw a public hoTaF.
building in that city as a memorial OF ner
husband. The building Is 10 cost aDo1i
$1,000.
SENoR MICA-IO LCGA VIVA, C0mmls-
siOner u the Agricultural society o.
Mexico. arrived ia Boston last saturday
for the purpose Of visiting the local fairs
and observing what may Dc oI interest," u
the agricultural interest Of Mexico.
lHE DUKE DL ATTY II receive al III ~
suaI honor when be was decorated with
the order Of the Garter. IN addition 70
that 81 the Thistle. which he possessed
4 for wears. One has 10 20 back a. Tar as
the times II James II. 70 md precedent
PATTI and Nicolini say they enjoy life
in their quiet country home In south
Wales better than anywhere else. The
diva saws she often catches fish weighing
three pounds and more, while Nicollns
tells a reporter that he landed 5D-pound
salmon the day before he left.
THE wife u Barry Cornwall has told
I Mr.. GOsse that the last time her husband
saw the eccentric poet. Thomas Lowell
BeddOe.. the latter was in the hands Of
I the police for having attempted. IN NJ OIL
I fantastic bTayaGO. TO set Drury Lane
{ Theatre on FIRE with a - note. Mr.. Proc
Z tor easily persuaded his captOrs that tnls
Z was not the kind Of torch that a serious in
/ cendiary would make use Of. Alter this
Z BeddOes complained Of neuralgia and shut
himself up in his bedroom for six months
I reading and smoking.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

The French have always enjoyed the
eerutatiou of being the most talkatiye
rerrla .u the world. They now seem %
le iu danger 81 losing that distinction,
ana from "a source which they and the
res 20 the w8.ld little expected. The
man Who j. about t0 carry Oh their laurels
D. 8 Httle Acknowledged Mongolian. whose
features would indicate a cross between a
caricature on a hackwoOds school boy aud
: Ione-moustached desperate from New
Mexico. His cnutlemsut Is Marquis
Taanr. and the way be can quarrel
ami taIk back az the French diplomats.
- iudre by the Paris dispatches,
= enough to make them swear and tear
sl.sfr hair. Then in shrewdness, too, he
"a very peculiar. He schemes and con-
s.nss fsr what be thinks 70 be the rights
rhfs government in the Tonquin affair a.
ffhis heart was in it, as well as the safety
.afhis head. He is very near the point
nrw. however, where he win either have
:, ~iozs the debate and submit the ques-
tion ~ return to the celestial kingdom,
ar8 leave the settlement Of the difficulties
4, the arnitrament Of the sword.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

EeC IDrk Ta.ss EeF-.-
The defeat 81 Malone in Virginia saves
the Republican party from great dan
ger. II makes impossible any demand on
tina marty for concessions 70 him and such
a. he On the ground that they could d.
vide the solid south The party will have
% Win in lss4. il il win al all By careful
attention 70 the lessons Of Tuesday
These are that Republicans must De lett
free 70 manage their own party AFFAIRS
and that their representatives every
where. including the White House, must
be true 70 the reform principle which the
independent voters are determined sha4l
d.. carried ont
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Tor SALE, TURPENTINKDIsTILL

L
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING WAITE
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Fitz John Porter Vindicated.

Gen. Grants recent letter 10 Gen. FitZ
John Porter expresses fun belief in the
latter's innocence Of the charges on which
he was cOurt-martialed and dismissed
from the service. The facts on which this
change Of opinion is based have not just
come to light. but We're asserted by Porter
when Gen. Pope first made the charges
against him TO clear his own skirts, and
have been substantiated and kept before
the country by his friends from that day
to this. This letter is a strong cOnfrma-
ton Of the suspicious that there existed
among the highest officers of the army a
corrupt ring who would stop at nothing
% defend each other from just censure
and punishment, as well as to pro-
mote their own political or military
advancement: and the fact that Gen.
Grant cOnfesses 10 have been blind
70 the true merits Of this notable case for
So many years does no credit to his head
OF his heart, whatever passing thanks be
NAV have fOr acknowledging his error at
this late day. IL was an Infamous. cruel
thing 70 disgrace a brave officer. deprive
him of his rank and condemn MN to
life Of poverty and bitterness on charges
as utterly UNJUST and false as those against
Porter are Acknowledged 70 be. He has
suffered on under the great weight Of the
ingratitude and injustice Of those in au-
thOritv. but never ceased 10 assert his
cause and demand vindication Of his
rights.
II would now seem but a feeble repara-
tion indeed % restore him 10 the army
and give him pay for the time he has SO
unjustly been deprived Of his rank. The
peculiar hardships Of the case demand a
vIndlcation 80 complete as to fx the
blame for the gross wrong that has been
done Gen. Porter where il properly be-
longs. The really guilty parties should
have some adequate punishment, though
after the lapse Of 50 long time it would
seem 70 be impossible to arraign them be-
fore any other tribunal than that Of an
enlightened and awakened public opinion.
The celebrated Hungarian patriot and
statesman, Louis kOssuth, who visited
the United states some thirty years ago TO
seek the recognition Of the independence
Of Hungary, il dying at his home in Turin,
where he has been an exile nearly twenty
years. He has passed the slst year Of his
age. and has been in declining health for
several months. He has devoted the latter
part Of his life almost entirely 70 scientific
and literary pursuits.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

The C1rouers 81 Westchester county,
New York. take a lively interest in the
ealOred man and brother. especially when
ha b. 81 unfortunate as 20 get drowned.
and = q good subject for am inquest and
consequent mulcting Of the county
treasury in fees. Fred Duskins, c0lored,
larueued CD furnish just such "a case the
other day. and the competition between
$3.50 Corduers who got notice Of the death
rya- 81 lively. that the body was t0wed
around the sound a whole day and night,
1ery much after the manner Of the hOg
that -elle- an ear ~ corn and runs away
g. Keep tle others from sharing IT,.
FaaUy the oyster boat having the tow
rau uu nu the very Coroner the Captain
was trying to dodge, and the body was
captured ana sent t0 New Rochelle. where
It sra- inguastel and allowed 20 DC put 10
rest Dew peace. Both Corouers We're anx-
ioa- b. give the corpse it, civil rights
under tle law.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

3sE OrE Horti Aets-.-
when little Billy Malone used to eE-
r.arTeuce defeat while leading his ConIed-
crate hordes against the serrled columns
5fthe Union tie Republican party 81 the
North reJoiced with great JOY. VOW That
the rapaci0us little buccaneeT mas been
defeated al the head u his column % r.
gInia reDudiatiOnists and cOlOred chicken
appropriations, the SUPERFICIAL element Of
the North j. bowed with grief II Is quite
too sad
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10
SCRATCHED THE BLOOD.

I certify that I only used them about SIX
weeks until ] was entirely well, but before ]
commenced using them my face, breast and
back were almost solid scab. and / often
scratched the blood from my body. / am now
entirely wei. and think your CUTICURA RENE
DIES are the best for skin diseases that ever
was brought before the public.
f. VI. FOX. CaddO. Indian Ter.
Sold by all Druggists. CrTICURA, SOC. RE-
sOLvEST. 81: SOAP. 2jc. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass.
send for How to Cure skin Diseases"
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0uttrllra Rrmrntrs
Itching and Burning !
Itching and Burning !

ECZEMA. or salt Rheum, with IT. agonizing
L itching and burning. instantly relieved By
q warm bath with CCTICTRA SOAP. and
single application If CUTICURA. the great skin
Cure. This repeated daily. with two Or three
doses % CUTICrRA REsOLyKNT, the New Blood
Purifier. Dluretic and Aperient u keep
the olcOI cool. the perspiratlOn pure
and unnrllatug. the bowels open,
the liver and kidneys active. wll speedily
cure Eczema. letter. Ringw0rn. Psoriasis,
Lichen PrurItus. Scald Head. DandTuf, ana
every species OF Itching. >caly and Plmply
HumOr- Of the scalp and skin. when the best
physicians and an known remedies fail.
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CURRENT COMMENT.



The Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
has had enough q him. II has again OF Or
dered him 70 report al Lowell and y VII l
never invite him 70 emerge from tna1 r.
treat
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

Tbe race question has recently come up
lu India in q prominent and agravatiug
form ta the Europeans, who have here
iofra m1u0p0Ized an the more impor-
fart offices in the NicerOyalty, as the
car.et-bac-ers did in the south just after
tho war. Under the present civil service
regulations there are several Hindoos,
who have by hard study as well as ex-
cmplarv conduct become eligible TO the
offices 90 District Magistrates and Session
JUDGES. and the whites object to natives
being put in authority TO pass on the
ri-ht- and liberties Of Europeans. The
issue b. au interesting one, especially to
tle people 0f the southern part Of the
United states
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

are the greatest medicines on earth.
!. ". ADAMS. Newark o.
The half has not been told a. To their cura-
tive powers. "a. WILLIAMS, Providence.
They cure ln every case.
II. ". BROCEwAT. VI. D.. Franklin. y. II.
NJ friends know how I suffered from salt
Rheum until cured by them.
Mr.. 4. K. BROwS, Maiden.
Cured me Of a >crOfulOus IIUmOr Of thirteen
wears duration.
1 = PHI /. H.r.-nN.. q II Nerr Orleans
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.ome LittIe Consolation.

Es1- Igrk sa1 .IHd-.
Rftr there j. q consolation II Affections
Il Is better. perhaps, as il Is. Great VIC
tories are sometimes followed p lstai
f0Ilies. The admoHiti0ns q adversely
-r.--,F
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The Big -Tf IN the Way.

EH7eTl9 lrIlNHf III.
The result must be gratifying u kepuD-
Leans in all parts Of the country ana an
s.s1-srr.e rfizsf cannot be gainsaid u Re
publican victory in lisa, If good candl-
dates. an honest platform and dHlgent
Efforts are supplied.
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LUDDEN & Bates MUSIC HOUSE
Clothing.
new CLOTHING STORE.
A BRANCH OF THE FAMOUS"

REGARDLESS OF COST AND NO
PANIC IN THE CLOTHING
STOP SELLING AT WHOLE
REGARDLESS OF COST FINDING
STOCK WE WERE
STORE CONGRESS STREET. IN
STORE BUY
YOU FRSTCLASs GOODS, BUT
STATE, MAKE ASSURANCE
EVERY MADE AND REFUND
EVERY UNSATISFACTORY PURCHASE.
HOUSE,
CONGRESS STREET.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

Indications point % Gen. sherman a.
the deepest --h-mer Tor the Presidential
nomination "a The Republican side. His
retirement from the army on the centen-
NAL 90 Washington farewell is pointer,
also his taking UP his permanent resi-
deure iu 80. Louis. "a central point from
which Oh work MP a boom in the West
and oaH-erate the idea that be Is an Ohio
man. He is now engaged in visiting
prominent friends In the principal East
elu centres ~ Political influence. and IL IS
safe on venture the assertion that before
three months pass by his henchmen in
every state VIII Dc actively, Il not openly,
at work iu his interests.
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THOUSANDS OF LETTERS

In our possession repeat this story: ] have
been a terrible sufferer for years with Blood
and skin Humor-. have been obliged 10 shun
public places by reason Of my disligurIng hui
mOrs: have had the best physicians; have
spent hundreds Of dollars and got no real re-
lief until / used the CCTICURA REMEDIES,
which have cured me, and left my skin and
hlogH a. mare a. a cnifdfz
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10
ITCHING MINORS.

Baker,. BARRIERS. Grocer's and WasherwO-
man. Itch. Itching Piles and Delicate Itching
HumOr- peculiar 70 both sexes, which are par
ticularlv distressing at this season. are IN
stantly relieved and speedily and permanently
cured by the above treatment. Now ls the
time. when the pores are open and the per
spIratiOn abundant. 10 cleanse the blood o.
impurities and the skin Of tOrturing and dis
four
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

U-.0l --e attaches y the Coreau En-
la--v ull ---ellslu i- This country @ study
III E-l language under Poi. M1r-e-
rf salem. Mass. His name is IN hi
Ciur. t-.t l- shows 100 Indications of any
mr-l Intentions against hi- chum-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

The cremation idea Is not yet deflnct.
II. National Cremation society net in
t1e- own laI DO Philadelphia Wednes-
tar. and received several new members.
F--r- meetings VIII probably he ar
RANGED f.. different parts " the country
s.- r-lu- provided with nice fresh
..-r-.. DO work was eLemplhed in the de-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

Es-- Alfonso has f1rmes q regular
-H.e intimacy with Prince Frede-
-e. g Prussia Fred j. going % Madrid
~ -a-aru -AItlr-1's visit. aud VIII spend
d whole week. lie viii not 90 through
Paris. though, bar VIII - all the way
round IS Genoa. Ike school boy flank
.r- .-rl--- nest
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

There seems to De mistaken idea with
many uav -uauer- that % establish the
ff-rtlat O-DluuelI. who slew the infqTmer
Iam-- Carey. j. AN American citizen.
viii taa great point IN his favor This Is
an error. for ifLis guilt should De estah-
lI-l-i--le crime was committed on board
ar Eu-li-a vessel American citizenship
wiIu.t avail him anything. The United
States would uat likely 20 20 the trouble
VS. essen uasia- diplomatic representa-
lion .r t.. subject
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Ranlr.
Gbiua pairttimg.

CHINA PAINTING--8fRS- n P CHAM
ABERLIN. Of Boston. VIII give instruction:
in China Painting. For terms and particulars
cali on or address IL Jones street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-10

Probably the most noted excursion in
thaua-t history of Massachusetts, was the
ride given -Od Skipper Ireson'' in a cart
r. salem and back by the women of Mar
fr.Haad. The indignant Republicans Of
tlat State have now punished the TOW
er-lr --fer hi- hard heart" not by liter
aIIr tarr.n- and Gathering him. as was
-he case uita tle cruel Old captain, but
hv le-reeln- him trip, At his own ex-
ran-.. back ta lowell.