Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-16

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J.H- EsTILL. savannah Ga
No man is So wicked out ne las some
redeemIng trait in his character. senator
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Matthew ArnolI-s lectures have not
been successful from q pecuniarF point
Of view. Il is suspected that his real
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When an ONO man sees his house swept
away 81 the food be just sits quietly in
the fork 81 d t-ee and sings Home % The
rolling deep until relief -9at comes ls.
NJ. Holman. u Indiana. voted f1- tae
bill 70 arr-91riate s. 90 for the relief
ofthe sgF--sr. lv The foods WHAT does
the View York ~-a mink Of is idol
nous
Among The many incidents OF TIE Ohio
food the most distressing - far noted i
the falling q rwQ boarding houses ID
Cincinnati yesterday. 10 which ten lives
were lost.
Att0rnev-GeueraI Brewster's great fear
about the investigations Of the springer
committee is that the Western Congress
men viii accidentally step on his 5000
Persian rug
r-,7.,. -ro,,ro,s. has cancelled all mis-
lecture engagements because he Is suner-
Ing from oYerwork and anxiety. MS au-
diences doubtless suffered much worse
than himself
e. - ~ tr,o otfica saalir., the
ron Tho p-esidercv i NOT exactly
.sel-ino rho man inst now. Il takes
about all it can do lodging the many men
that are seeking it.
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2peaA1l7u coIle9t.
The View York Sun. a strong protection
journal, made this statement the other
day: Nothing can justify device winch
empowers the few to ROB the masses"
What pity that such a noble sentiment
is only ''garbled extract"
C..-- NJ C-[7- o---i-.-I--- 80 ,,;-od
nm vrit5 tho wan street buIIs metaphors
and other enterprises Of New York. In
writing to a friend, he alluded to that
city as a tumbling, believing surf Of
tremendous energies and vast enter
prises.7
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Ll4DulEN lsNif W LitE 9hANACA2 - Nt+~
Ohio freshet. and some Of his critics are
ungener0us enough 10 think that he is
casting bread on the waters in the hope
that it will return in the shape Of votes
for the Presidency.
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succeed Hon. J. G. ;. Blackburn. who
was recently elected to the Senate. The
Lexington district can't afford to be rep
resented by any man who has less than
llLEG EUilltl5s
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51,o~,a~,+i,.- This is not enrnrisino.
when we consider the gin aRd onions
that English gentlemen consume. 1t
would be better for the ladies over there
ir they had no noses at all.
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-, Van. ,,rsa+isfsctor,, to tba OUTRAGE
b,roon Tho sIentb hound sherman an
,-oa~s =, h.,.a str,ol- cold trail The
t,,I.-a.,-.if,,~l,,s tr.,,l- hot no bas scented
is snid Of the rotten political methods
Of Malone and his followers.
Tho ,-j--o-o77g ToessTres taEen nv tho
a1sryI,nd aufborities AGAINST the oyster
,.i.,tos hove disnersad rho faats several
aftbe bo,ts baTing baan cant,Ired It
nil roonirl tho constant sarvirS,of roIica
too+s \ taor, me fraenaseing FISHERMEN
o,,t Of Nrarv1and and VIRGINIA waters
The p5i71JeID6ia FeD167icans arc re-
minded Inv their nartv nanars that the
s,-es ~ the whole country will no IN them
d,,rino fba cftv elections There i 4 fine
,,-os,,e.+ tl,at af-or thu. aIaction the conn
trr VIII need the aid of a DowerfuI micro
scora IN no able tn soc tbe PHILADELPHIA
Ranublicaus
Inc NashFllIe american says II Is
but II is better TO have a home market"
That is the protectionist's doctrine hon
estlv stated. OF course they think a home
market in which they make enormous
nrofits off home naople is better than a
foreign market where only reasonable
percentage can be realized.
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AduQlEE. CONGRESSMAN from the NAUll
district Of Georgia. He is charged with
contributing $500 to the campaign fund Of
a Republican who recently ran against
the Democratic candidate for Mayor Of
Gainesville. Mr.. Gamblers side OF the
case has not yet been heard from.
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M ~ eer,,o . ooo ci,izons
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-. 80 - j. f,r denounced the AFFAIR
os secession demonstration. They
ought not TO lose this opportunity, for
campaign material is very scarce, con-
-s7.---,.- tf.,+ chic - tho x-aar that must