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THE WORD CAUCUS"
A Most interesting Pathological study
OF Its Possible Derivation.

OF Ito Possible Derivation.
Correspondents Of the FLORIDA Times luton.
In n recent number Of the Tins. Union
appeared n suggestion In regard TO "thc
true derivation" Of this obscure word.
The writer evidently imaginos that he has
made a clover hit, aud he commcnds his
explanation" 10 the attention Of the cd
i,or Of New York magazine ~ lat least
plausible" Possibly this may be- 30, but
Il seems 10 me that tho origin and pm
mary sense Of this worl, ~ Of most words
In all languages. are hopclcSly losl in the
dim distance Of the long past
Tho philologist easily traces n dcriva.
tive word to lis primitive, aud ho may
often trace the primitive 90 its root,
worls that have grown from the
same root IN sundy languages.
but here certainly ends and conjecture
begins. Sometimes the history OF word.
or sometimes onomaioposia, helps 20 con-
lecture more OF less plausibly Why It's radi.
cal form was chosen 30 mark the primary
notion aimed 10 be expressed, but, n 20
most words, hc cannot guess, oven vaguely,
wy - hiNHh NFNNh Nao
selected 10 bctokcn this o. that notion.
Hence Il Is that words arc conventional
signs Of ideas, snd We say what We mean,
aud Others knss Wat WI say, but Ia ono
sense at least none II rs know what we
say or what We hear Even the profound.
c., philologist could not explain the origin
Of most OF the words | am now writing.
but any ono that reads English knows
what ] mean. Words like coins, iass ut
the values that usage has stamped upon
! them, aud We give aud lake them withou;
| knowing when OF how they wcro made or
! precisely what they are made Of.
! II Is believed that tho worl caucus IL OF
American origin. aud that u wns nrs, used
In Boston IN tile latter half 81 tie las,
= 'uiury, tut how oSwhy u was first used
- nov wholly unknown. ~! that Is
ldJNl cas.a,uly !. that uAays has irinly
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caucus for cup, and that finally the word
"club'' dropped of, leaving caucus alone.
Now would not by any means be I'M
derstood as wishing this to go forth from
Florida into the great world Of letters as a
plausible explanation OF the origin and
primary sense Of this obscure word. do
not believe it to be at all probable, much
less plausible; but | am quite sure that
what have INSTRUMENTATION as it may
be-is not less plausible than J. DIS deri-
untinn Of cancna from cnacns
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BRIEF TELEaRAMs.

A Birmingham, Ala, special TO tbs NJ
rKAL says that Frank Stone, n negro. was
lynchcd last night at Bcll City for an ont.
rage on Mrs. Orr. white.
Henry w. Moore was released on writ
OF habeas corpus yesterday ut Topeka, and
Immediately rnrrcsicd on the rcquisition
from the Governor Of Missouri.
Birmingham special 10 Tng ArrI,L
SAYS that Maudc iiroylcs. sixteen years
old and white, clopcd with Jim fcrncy.
negro. A pursuing party overlook them
and, Il Is said, killed the negro. The gid
was returned 10 her parents.
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THE REPUBLICANS CONVENTION.
Result OF tho Primaries Hold In tho
City Last Night.

City Last Night.
Primaries for delegates 10 the Republic.
an convention, which meets at Estival
park today. were held in the various
wards and districts last night. Following
are the results 10 far ~ received:
fint ward-R. T.. Reed, Dcv. II. Mere.
dith, I. q. Tyler, VIM. Hunt, q. Joshua
second Ward-J. T. Settles. u. l.. y.
Banks.
Third ward-M. S,ricklin. @. G. Gregg.
Fourth ward-f. I. Dunlap, A. Fro
man, ~.
Fifth ward-J. t. Turner. J. 7. Norris,
Charles Wilson. q. y. Evans. J. W. Moore,
A. w. Brown, A. Dunlap.
Fifth Disirict-II. Fleming. T. A. Ilamil.
ton and &. q. Glass.
Predictions Tor today are 10 the follow.
ing effect II. u. Cullen for trustee, NJ.
I. williamson for as,c~or. II. ". Estes Tor
chancellor, Charles Ebcrhardt for sheriff
For the latter Office thep may be littlo
scramble, unless Scrgt. William q. He'd
rick, Of the police force, positively do
riinpa
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PEOPLg or yoTR
Mr. cn,Ier I, writing q novel.

NJ, Custer !, writing a novel;
Nilsson Is In private life a, last
Gal'.'llc pumonici Is today the mos. als
ua,,1Atd Young woman IN France
Ear hsal Manning dscs At 5o,lock every
mr'ning. lie will l's eighty Oh the 10th.
lIsrric, Bccohcr stowe celebrated hcr scy.
sniy'siiih birthday anniversary la, Friday.
Senator Wade Hampton G,Lcd for i've
dave ,n Gs-i,raurhe ri,cr AsI eCvs and
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The Memphis Bridgc.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
KANSAS Cry, Mo, July 13-"T am
very well satisfied with tho decision oil
Secretary Endicott on the Memphis
bridge" said President Nettle,on, OF the
Memphis route today, "and our engineers
will 20 to work at once and estimate the
cost. We were in favor Of 700 foot chan
mel span and the secretary thinks $50 feet
would be about the proper thing. l think
his argument in regard to a span 900 feet
long was very good, md 1t seems to me
there is more dafger in allowing barges
1900 feet in length n become unmanage-
able than there is in bridge with span
700 feet long. II the estimates prove up
all right VIC will begin work on the bridge
This fall ~
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THE BRoOKHAVEN LEADER.
An Editor Who is Not Deferred by III
dictments or Libel Suits.
A CHANGE OLE TACTICS.

From the Brookhayen (Mss.) Leader OF the 18th
inst.
ACHAYGE OF TACTICS.
Col. Jones S. Hamilton appears deter
mined to keep himself before the public
in one way or another. Ills latest move
in this direction was to have the editor OF
this paper indicted last week by the Kinds
county grand jury in four separate cases for
alleged libel. The four indictments are based
on editorials which have appeared in
the Leader Of different dates, alleging in
substance that the colonel is an assassin or
murderer who has escaped justice, and by
which it is claimed he has been greatly
injured in character and reputation. AS a
matter OF fact, one of the articles in ques.
ton reflects far more severely upon Lowry
than upon Hamilton, and the exception
taken in this particular case goes TO confirm
the close alliance and tender kinship ex-
lsting between the penitcntiary boss and
his excellency.
Whether the colonel hopes by this new
proceeding 10 obtain another much needed
whitewashing at the hands of Jury, or
simply as little game Of bluff TO prevent
free press from exposing the true in
""''hN'o VI oOhit tilt
penitentiary jobbery, by which the State
was swindled out OF a round 500, 900,
doesn't yet fully appear, but in either
event the effort will prove equally fruit
less.
Meantime the lovers OF law and order
are to be congratulated that the colonel
aud his henchmen have resolved upon a
change Of tactics and an appeal TO the
peaceful methods of the law, rather than
TO the arbitrament of the assassin's bullet
THR CASH IN A NUTSHELL.
A distinguished Mississlppian, in a pri-
vate letter, states the issue in the libel
proceedings against the editor OF this paper
in nutshell, thus "This case Is not so
much trial OF Hobbs rs II is a trial of
the question whether Hamilton's crowd
shall reign supreme in the State, and
whether the press shall be gagged or free. !"
THE REAL QUESTION.
Tuesday evening the editor OF the Leader
went up to Jackson and gave bond in the
sum Of SIPS in each Of the four cases pre-
ierred against him for libel and obtained a
continuance until next term. Meanwhile
vigorous defense will be prepared for,
and in due time another jury will pass on
the evidence and decide whether Hamilton
is murderer or not.
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" Tn ArrTu ever madc the state.
mcnt which The BotnriRr Sidio Dr-ocrai
charges, u wis M inadycrtancc. Tho 20.
siiion We took In the contest ior the gubcr.
material nomination between Taylor and
Mcconnell and others was ono Of neutral.
ity. 10 that neutrality reference was
several times made In thcsc columns
bciop tho Convention met, and Il
Is barely possible We aid that
that had boon tho settled policy
Of TuE ArrK,I- hut this WIS clearly a
mistake as wo explained TnK ArrrAL
very earnestly advocated John G. Brown
Cot Governor In preference 10 any other
Democrat, and James u. Poricr, Wright
Marks and naic rs they ran. Aud 40 We
advocated the election Of lsham q. Harm.
10 the United States senate twice In prcf.
crcnec 10 any other Democrat. We also
advocated the election Of others q, yiriou.
times ior that aud other Offices 10 tho CT.
cluaion Of their opponents.
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EnT,RR 7. llouu,. oi ~, BrclhsN.i
(ksl L0tdr having been iul.ru,i by
The Grand jury Of Kinds county Tor
printing lbclous matter about Jones s.
Hamilton, usks why that Grand Jury has
no, indicted the editors Of Tie Joetioa
Adrcrii'ss aud The riel,lug Hf'uH To-
printing slandcrcn matter about the
friends Of the late Il. d. Gambrcll. The
question is entirely In order. whaislaucu
fos the gooec should be sauce Tor tic gan
der. And while We arc on this ihcinc,
and since indictments and libel suits are
In order. TnE ArrEsb vouii call the At.
.tcntion Of tho Mi@lssippi authorities 10
ccrtain other lapscs from the impartial
administration Of justice in uai State.
n II were necessary 10 indict ~.
iior Hobbs Tor his editorial attack
spn Jones Hamilton, why las not
Ienes Hamilton been indicted ior stepping
Editor Hobbs upon tho nIlroai tmin,
Hamilton NJ ths time having an armed
friend nj ils hack and Mr.. Hobbs being
taken wholly by SURPRISED Tl'on again
shy has not 0oy. Lowry been made 70
s;snd trial for arcepiinu . r.ilrosd psss.
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STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the State at Larrc-Alberi s. Marks, Of Frank
lin; Josiah Patterson, Of shelby.
First Distrlct-H 4. Hughes. OF Claiborne
Second Di,trict-L. A. Gmu, OF Knox
Third District
Fourth Distrct-w. NJ. Hammock, OF Tronsiale
Filth Distrct-w. e. Houston. of Cannon.
Sixth District-El r Morris, of Davidson.
Seventh pistrict-Flournoy Rivers, of Gilos
Eighth District-R =. Cole oi Henry
Ninth District
Tenth Disirlct-IIarry NJ. IIill Of shelby.
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Local nc,coro,oI,ea, rr-.. Report.
lMcmphi. signal once ncpoul

Grv. NrrrLrroN, President Of the Kan.
cas- City, Springfield 4 Memphis Railroad
Company, says he is very well satisfied
with the decision oi the Secretary OF War
rs 10 the Memphis bridge, and TINT his
engineers will be put 10 work ut once to
estimate the cost 81 the structure, and II
they prove TO bc all right work will be bc.
gun ut onrc.
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Tho Appeal. Right.

from INC Ihduchh Ntnhdlris
The MkNruIs ArrEIL Is for Clin,
Atkins for senator, rs Il certainly has /,
right TO be. Senator Harris, who is a
candidate for reelection, seems not to
think no, and ascribcs rs reason for
Editor keating's opposition TO him that
the editor did not secure the Memphis
poslonicc. Tho Memphis Tmo there.
upon takes up the cudgcl and proceeds TO
lay II over the senator's head In the fol.
lowing manner. ''lhis shows what use
politicians hayo Tor editors For years
Mr. Heating. OF the ArrEAi, fought the
battles Of SENATOR Harris, and what he go,
ior II was nothing but the senator's dis.
tinguishcd consideration; but the moment
the editor opposes the senator a low
motive must 100 assigned TO his opposition.
Senator Harris has done himself no credit
by his attack ON the man who did better
service lor him In his last election than
perhaps any other one man In the State.
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a.,.s,tesn I.ri.e,pIe..

Frcm the Fon Worth uawlic
Goats are too cheap" says Mr.. liar.
ri.on. whisky Is too dear" says the
Chicago PLATFORM.
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been exacted from the Hon. Powell T..
Clayton. The sincerest satisfaction will
be manifested II Mr.. Clayton is able to de-
liver his own vote in accordance with his
promises.
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Jonc. msm,I,ea and The Appeal.

Prom the Memphis scimltar.
There are sometndn in tho world, II mp
pears, that never act Enough Of notoriety,
aud Col. Jones M milton, Of Jackson,
Miss, seems to DC ono OF them. Only a
few months since he was acquitted OF the
charge OF numbering young Gambrcll,
after his name had become ~ familiar TO
the readers Of southern journals rs his
alleged crime WIS notorious. Now he
comes not content with the yindication he
received nj the hands Of the jury. and once
morc poses before the public as the plain
tiff In q $4,000 libel suit against TmE
MrNrnis ArrgAL, because that journal
expressed It's honest convictions In Ian.
gingc quite plain ~ 10 the tragedy in
which hc was involved. Col. Hamilton Is
doubtless very clever gentleman, but he
has bad counsel, else hc would DO willing
to let the past bury itself, and not for the
mere sake Of dollars aud cents be keeping
alive aud before the world the memory Of
a most horrible tragedy. And lac will not
even win his suit.
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A S..n,i,I. rs,,.yc

spcclai Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. July lathe Hem
ilton Lumber company, OF this city, maio
an assignment Liabilities, sl3,JO0. ~.
sets, Sla.2U0.
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m. s,sr.I.. Win a.

ffum the Arkansas CIT journal
Tho stars In their courses arc fighting for
the Democracy aud The chances OF success
ate roo,l
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The sien.rni Verdict.

fnm ire Chshcsion Sew, sud Ccufict
The general verdict Of the coun,ryi, that
M,. ilart,.on Is q very light weight.
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i.neI in Ihc,r iinnr..

From tho Nashville ismurmL
Republicans feel defeat in their very
bones, in fact, they know IT'S coming.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

F. wAsmNaroN. July ~. inpm
For Alabama nul Ms,issippl station.
nry temperature ON the cult slightly coolcr
In The lnicriur fair variable winds -
For Afkansls Cooler tir. fnllnNcd saturday
afternoon d, local rhIns variable winds
Dor T,nnc,sCc aud Kentucky Warmer fair
weather. winds l,ccoming spuihrtly
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for which the law Of the State prescribcs
severe pcnaltyP The Farmers Alliance
of Mississippi is particularly interested in
the latter query.
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Sen Snenorm,

Der iibfte llse raieoe uper bele 3oro,
ueiten, bar ben p9rite, man bar oplepe,
/ Manbsminbe. Stormen bapSe en-
Satisbeb af IS Mil i 9imen o. lsb,
iasebes al en- bibenbe auloe, Der trenate
isjennem enbps De tpftefs &laber.
Slis5arben fOm iaa uoentet os polblomt
ub paa Gftermiobaseu. at enbps be,
fom arbeioebe lise ubenipr fine Suie,
bapbe panitelis for at tumme IND mbe,
Gag. Bert farne bar Dog be 5armer.
% Sfolebsrn, Der bar paa Siempeier,
% iorbplbspis mango al oisie Numrebs
imb | 9ebens foloe 5aun.
Oct ~antases, at benimob $50 frss
libel, men mansfOlbise fIere er blepns
arcblinser for belle 2ipet. en- Del
miitebe besse 5sboerne, andre Sen.
berne, 5insre, 7eer Off.
Bert ipnes StOrmen at bape raiet
bet fpolise Dafota os Rebraifa % ire.
bet be Hefte Dire Der. s Rinnebabo
gountp frss lite ferre enb so Yerione,
libel.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25
Gm fortraTeli9 1raftat
AT an8. &serm. isram6e

V~U' OSs$~"< 0sWVW
er nplis pptrpft. Zen bar fplsense Sitel:
"Mnsnit German Jrandes forte I'm
o%eroisnin8 ON ben lanoe Cmpenoeliss
% 9lerlige &ritenoums Wiulisbeo.
bootpeo efter ben beQise Sfrift ipa'
res paa ben uleset alminoelise, men
bog utilitrGffeliee llnoifplbnins. Jon
le8es oeri. at man lite fan tase no
Ielp 1lo8et til, eller al esue 2reiter
omoenoe iis. eaer blipe %frommere".
Sa oenne lille BOG baubler netop ON no.
get Iom Der MI | en- &9fte af War bar pRret
tsrt Strio ON blanot os, pl ben u6en Tpipl
!l9ies mee Suteresie Of Vile, uanIeet bpil'
Ten SIDE be bar itilet Zig paa I oente Strio.
Bogen nosipr 46 Sioer og faaes for ben
me9et Bulge Eris af 5 Gents. Nan bert
penoer itg til
Northfeld Publishing Co.,
1873. Northfield, MINI
NIB. Dpenfaaenbe Sirift IeIges for De-
eorohs Seofonmenoe bos Soer Garien.
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FRA @aibinetom.

9ouareaisn er dIerebe beapnbt at
airre 5prbersbelier til at feire 5or'
bunbsforfatninsens buubreaarise Snbt'
lrum ON @aaren 1889. Senatet bar
pebtasst ct 6urilas eerom, 90 &eprelen'
~ianibuiet bill uSentpil tilItemue bet.
@et bette SprIlus p~pforbres Bre'ioen'
ten til at iuobpbe Ireiioenterne, Sp'e'
Il eretsbpmmsrs os @%eianoter fra De Is
ceniral % ipoameritanite &epubliter,
bpis Sprfatniuser tiISels er afnttet ef'
ter DC Spreneoe Stntcrs 5Orfatnits, til
of oeltass / 5eiten. s 1892 oil bet
400 saarise Subilrum for Gnner'tas OPP
caeelie blipe ferret ueS en- Seroensilo'
filling / oisbeo meo ben, Der afbolotes
i 1876. De ire Gmer,t a'er, Noro',
Central % Spoaa meriia, pil oeltage
benne fulfilling. Senatet bar osiao
siurt DC iurberepsnoe sfrict til oenns
Self.
Decorah-posten., 1888-01-25

Ere iprifjsIise Observation-Disclosures
er poerIenot Senatet til @uStienoelle,
nemlis en- meb England, en- meb &ns'
lamb % en- meb Splano. Den Iiofte bill
bliue bebanolet fsrit ps oernait eng
lambs. Senre 9raftat bar c9iaa be-
banolet THOR, men mo bar ben8an9 lite
fornpiet meS Yurasrafen ON lloleperins
Of benz, Der besadr unbcrIGb. Oct ans
tases, at beune Iarasraf CT foraneret
iaaleoes, at Den inobeiatter faaoanne
Seorasere, Der rpmmer fra De 5orenebe
Stater til &araba. Den ~tanaoiIfe &es
sierius brpr fig life ON, at &anaba lans
ger ital uere ct 9ilflustiteb foe offent.
lise % pripdte Tpce.
Den pnat9ntte 9raftat mellem &lss
lamb O9 DC 6orenebe Stater bate betps
belis Opiist forrise CONNER, ba bet
bleu pplpit, al Spaamitere funbe uole
peres. 9enne Seiiemmelie er bog ienere
itrpsen.
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paa 9aset." On SLATE @arner's 9os
Cabin Sariaparila er bebre for en-
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fin 29ser. Oct er ct sammelbaSs Mes
bicin, men sobt. Be itsrfte SLATER |
Nartebet.
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Gen f%inciiite @eianbt, 9ihan9 Sen
Subu, beltps nplis / ct 5eitmaultio,
ium YreIioenten gap for 9iptOmaterne
| @uibinstcn. 0a ben f~ineiiite @eianbt
nm taller ~tineiiif, % iuset at DC aubre
@eianoter talsr ct Orb fineiif, iao ban
belle Iitenen noen at tale ct Orb til Hos
gen. Situutipnen n,aa babe peret fer
beles iHteresiant.
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Senatpr Soar bar inblsueret ct 5ors
flag ON at sioe erboer Yeteran, Der
tjente / S9ren, 5laaben eller Warines
forpier Ell YeniiOn al Ell Gent for boer
Dag, ban bar | 9jeneiten efter ben Ace
Warts 1861 % for ben life Suli 1866.
9enne genIiun lfal siues uben 9enipu
til tiblisere BENTON.
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5 8pnsresien er fremiat 5OrSlas ON
at iubfiGe 8rasninsen at 9re.gents-
itptter. 9ette Jorilas burbe uestases.
0isie Ere enter pasIer lite / bort De.
cimalipitem % er paa @runb af fin 81.
benbeb en- liseiaa ubefuem Nput iom
bort en- Dollar @ulbfptte
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8onsresien bar pebtaset ct 6orllas,
Der beitemmer ON 9rpfnins al auertis.
iementer, Rutitier Uiu. paa DmIlas al
unoeu us treble alasies BoItiaser.
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Senator 9apis fra WinneiOta inbs
leperebe / 1irsoass ct JorHas ON at
tilabe 8pen @ranb Sorts at Ipsse en-
BRO ooer &eb &iper; ct anbet Gorilas
inbleperet af BAN, beitemmer, at Der
ital uSnapnes TO Ssielteretsbommere
til for 9atpta.
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gebtaselie 5prilaset ON at beuilse $780,
275.500 for 8eniipner. vi beune Gum
er s79000,0oo for Yeniioner, % @eiten
for tilfalpise llbsifter us Salarer til
Nsenter, 99ser oio.
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