Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-02

.,-.----.-s- -.-- T. r1a.ie bv Post Ofice order.
Ear-rersl Letter OF Express- az our rlsA-
Vrrr- rHt insure the insertion OF any auFeI-
-.---a-- ON any specified day OF days. nor
- ne insure fhe number o. Insertions
within rhe tine rCg uirei by the adyerilser-
DIVER. -srnaut~ wllI- however nave tttc-
an number of insertions when the time
.rr D. male up. bat when acclaenlA--s
leI Cll AMI the number ei il-eI t-tL-7 -.
rre u given. tse money paid for the omit
go --- rt.ou- e-.lI d. returne'! y l-ie
.arr- -or- AT. letters shouts - A'.,.l 's-'-'
T. D. E>TILl- savannah, ga
r. canton of Zurich. Switzerland. has
-.--rt.I llst hanging is not PLAYED
QUIZ
I'D. f-aai- u senator Rollins. Of New
Hampshire. say b. viii he his own sue
..~-r. This would Indicate that Rollins
commands more soap than his oppo-
urt-.
r.a lsrr Tat uaio is more likely 20 20
n--e-a-fe -lau Republican should IN
spin. rH. -.n.r. with the CONSCIOUSNESS
taatl,- -list.ric past j. trife too eN-
lar-.,.-
Senator T-Ier 0rInes that the fun IT,
nara. af ,fe census viii not Doe printed
5r-fr- -le present wear our range for
observation j. more limited than Mr. Tel
I--~. l.t ye suspected as much.
Ia-ar denies vigorously the soft inn
parchment 0rli, respect for the rights Of
l..- ..I..-- tae Zlni variety OF that poetic
Glass particularly. The perturbed coun-
f-, -.-ile~ down Or irs w0nted calm.
Vre Boston HrlIf Ind. speaks Of
-1ul- Kelley and sam Randall, the pair
ar PENNSYLVANIA politicians who keep mp
the fe-iea no. belonging % different par
tie-. though faiuei as hrmly together a.
sven. tt. ~ilue~e twins"
rt. President is am announced civil
-.r1fae r.f.rmer. tut DEE l. constantly re-
minded 90 the fercc of Flanagan's cpl
.rau. --W are we here for. If not for
rle .ree-~ ami in heart ~ubscribes %
rle er.-i of tle eminent Texan.
-F tl. credit or the United states
senate it is OBJ DE- hoped that Patterson. Of
Nev hampshire viii De allowed To re-
main 90 h.me.~ p>haV. Patterson
raaIlu-r burt rle United states. but he
might aurt tle <. @. D. frehahilitated.
-u aelo-stion. was a great day for
uan who voted With their rifles for the
Republican ticketiu ISL pbft1feIpb
p.s,. lt>. aud 30 was a great day for
ttr-. ula- with their rifles. kept other
uen r-a- voting against the Republican
tcket .a l>5A
u ~stl chan tseu. W. e.. Wickham, of
Ar-fria. wlr ha~ been consistent Re
ruhfrau t1r fifteen wears. viii act here
anar ultl tle Democrats. lie was a
str,lzltaut ami could not stand Malone
ism. BIO 81 fo te presumed that Wic6ham
SSH have not aTew imitators.
Al attempt Is being made 20 carry
ffru-h the Illinois legislature a bill
r..ufriue an life companies that do busi-
ness in that state Oh promise that after
fVe wears Insurance any insured person
NAV ltc up bis policy and demand from
tae company s.l Ter cent. OF the net reserve
ur0u ii.
An Eastern organ informs us that the
nmecratic papers in Iowa are trying 10
c-aate the impression that Governor Sher-
naa.ni ta8t state. -not a true temperance
nlau iu order o. defeat his denomination
~.ullu-t wonder if they succeeded. as
1rlat nanny republicans are not particu-
lariy lra.id of sherman
EN-Car-ra>>men Waddeu. Of North
Carolina. ~ay~ tine Democrats of that
~tste win uot support 1.-THE tariff for reve-
uue Cor reNcuue only faction" -'flc-
fiar~ is neat. aud mighty is the festive
peanut Do might occur % Mr.. Waddell
fhaf the detection 1t the North Carolina
n.mocEais NAV be coUnterhalanced out
West. uher they are learning 20 regard
the tar.l a> a pretty big steal
Paul Nauferc0urt. commander in chief
ertte Grand Army ~ the Republic. in his
currert report. shows that during the
fr~r six months OF his administration up
Or December aI. 49,. there was gain Of
I.N5l us>tS-5H.Ooo members; and, since
February 3. 40 posts have been chartered
ir Kansas. Nebraska. Michigan. Illinois,
Neu York. Ohio and Pennsylvania. Per
hays ilc fruits az this activity may be
-eer iu ensuing elections
The Cleveland Her1h Indignantly de-
nies the reports of Internal discorls in the
Republican parry OF Ohio. II declares
thaf rhe candidate for Governor. whoever
e. NAV f.s. viii command the support Of
sha entire organization. We don't doubt
thar the Herald would feel better satisfied
3D. the -eutire organization" could he
sireI uu o. its former proportions. There
b a general suspicion that it has shrank
considerably. It's been ofits feet Of late.
So o. speak
81. Trenton >fffe Gr-effe. which four
some ago printed an editorial strongly
ur.in- Frederick A. Potts for the RepUb-
lican nomination for Governor Of New
Iar-er. On Tuesday published letter
frnm THAI gentleman positively declining
o. d. candidate under any circUm-
stancaS. Tie says that he accepted the
nomination in ISL under protest. and
rrlraf the demand of friends, who in
sistlI that his candidacy would favorably
affect che Republican canvass for Presi-
dauf. Posts Is level headed and knows
uten D. has -ot enough. Ludlow Knocked
hia out. and could Do il again.
Tue Balum0rc Dgr thus presents the
claims 10 senator Bayard. Of Delaware.
fr the Democratic nomination for the
Presidency. .Bayard and McD0nald' is
the bead line placed by the New York
Wf over the two letters We republish-
sd Com BE- Yesterday. The names 20 well
t1-ether. and it would De well for the
psmocrstic pa-ty IT, it could place them
iu that order on it, Presidential ticket in
lisa. 1--WE want q candidate absolutely
-rr,rt rr I.e elected President if nOmi-