Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-24

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y. a.. E>TILL, savannah, ga
There being now a Committee on Rivers
ana Hartors IL is 20 be hoped that the
river and harbor bin viii be passed be-
fore rhe closing days Of the session.
Sc Geu. logan should get the Presiden-
taI nomination az Chicago the publishing
houses VIII want some talented lllinolsan
o. furnish COPY for a new and unique CLOS
sary 40 short notice.
Jse Emmct is said 20 Doe developing rare
POWERS rs a mesmerist, SAYS an exchange;
Eat little notice is taken OF the fact that
tle able editorials OF the Nashville Ameri-
- rut >-a3- subscribers % sleep every
morning
T.G-r. sheridan really wants 90 achieve
greatness iu OBJ. unier-garmeut line of In
teuriru. let hlm devise an Improvement
IT'D drawers - that the buckle and ankle
-triu-, VIII Dee made 20 faithfully perform
their duties.
Chattanooga gets steam coal at 81 ton,
ana birmingham pays about the same
prise. while crate coal brings about 81
IImauuarturers don't have fair show
ir- ir Those cities 10 must he because their
lrsrt~ ro>t tao much.
Boston has not had much snow yet, but
tle livery stable men throw their whole
snar-ie- into the few short sleighing
seasons they are having. They only get
$40 au hour ior sleighs- 1t costs something
ro --Irt her sIida-- in Boston.
Ue Iaiv who recently won her case
1ver Gov. ButIer in Boston, was evidently
cutie homely. OF the constituencies news
papers wduld have all been illustrated
VITA eloquent headlines announcing the
victory or -Beauty over the Beast"
Tho ale Justice oC the Peace, after
lhrze weeks elaboration, is expected To
leciIe tlat the most popular kind Of
llS-.u- 80 F.aibush. J.. l.. sociables is the
rafa-. aud the most numerous the Omni-
l..-. ami tle most intellectual the sylla-
tus. rsrsI1xical as the latter may APP
pear.
Ex-senator Spencer saws that the big
cost raS-als iu the star route gang have
nos SGT F.ean caught. The home Of these
bic rascals. spencer says, Is in the wild
We>t- Tae government had better hire
~rr-arte ten what he knows than to
give Atta-uls Bliss 500 a day for doing
nobody knows what. lift desires 70 punish
the euilry parties
Erllar-- party associates saubbed him
O. f.7e DAYS ago. and now he is threatened
u5in censure for having discharged hard
working stenoErapher, after the work Of
she session was done. in order to put the
SALARY of che office into the pocket Of his
nephew. who knows nothing about short
hand reporting. Suubbed, abused and
biekei. le Is q spectacle 10 he pitied.
charles d. Bierce. who Is the heir to
r-rt,h af $50. os0.O1o. Is ENJOYING the pri-
racr 80 % cen in the TOmbs, in New York.
IIl- crime consists in borrowing $4,000 on
Ids share ir the estate. The alleged e.
f.fs consists 0l the land on which the city
nt Wilmington. Del. is built. Ii Bierce
remains iu jail until the heirs get the es-
tsre. ll IS pretty sure Of a living for the
REST aTd his DAYS without work.
Ffrriuians are not vet done wondering
.0rH- tIe action &C the House Of Delegates
in rerl-inr o. remove the political disa-
hllt5es cI about - persons. COalitionists
ard Democrats. who We're engaged in
lueEu- last summer and fall during the
rre-ress of thecampaigu. These duelists
roull be sim further surprised if the
HOUSE should stand by it, action. The
lau against luel5ug. as long as 1t is on
tte statute books. ought TO be enforced.
Prof. Graeuer. colored. in a lecture 1t
Baltimore. Tuesday. SAYS in the civil
r.-hts lecisi0n the supreme Court did not
commit a hlunder. but made a deliberate
surrender Sc human rights. He has found
rnt that The trouble was not in the law,
nut ln Che hearts and dispositions Of the
Republican Judges. His language is
sf-rn- enough. but the tenor and tone Of
bis complaint is not a very good recon-
mrnlstion of the intelligence OF the negro
leaders U.s. 81 their loyalty 60 the great and
-e1i Republican party.
We shan probably know to-day whether
Nr. Fucrty'> protest against making
perrr Belmont Chairman Of the Commit
ore cn Fore5Zn Affairs was successful or
uat. Dor "a pew member. Mr.. FinerJy has
achieved prominence rather quickly. He
is about Che same age as Belmont, but
there s. quite a difference between the
fs-a men. Fincrjy l. a magnificent speci-
uln of manhood. and worked his way up
ta BIS present position. SelmontIs an in
e.u-eguouual looking little fellow, who
r.rraahlv ovvcs his place i'm Congress TO his
fathers influence and money.
LAWYER her. 20 star route fame, has
tskan his departure from Washington.
I. r0ahatly got ashamed Of hanging
a-rrrl thc hotels drawing $50 day from
thc government Ter doing nothing. Per-
bars o. hezau to gct alarmed al the talk
at sn Investigation. He said goodbye to
aII Dr. friends when he len. and indicated
rhar bis connection with the star route
eases was at an end. Perhaps the cases
ara practically ended. 10 is net improba-
%. fhat when the star route cases are
t..a-l of a-aiu &c viii bc in connection
u.-h au Investigating committee
I.R- Saussy. EsQ-, Of this city, Is being
n--al hv iha bar Of this circuit and Icy
rs r-senls for the United states District
Ir1-e~hir made vacant by the resigna-
rfrn ~ TudEe Erskine. \ petition ask
sr- lis srraintment has been sent 10 the
prasiIlrt Mr. >aussy is an able lawyer,
and zcu qualified Tor the position. 1t
u-ra1l ht a graceful and gratefully re-
-al,el token 90 Mr.. Arthur's kind feelings
towards tle people @ Georgia, should he
-r-asiut Nr. Saussy or any other lawyer
III his standing
ralre are not over half dozen Republic
tsnelr The STATE who are al all qualified fer
t..e r1aca ana the appointment OF no one
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