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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-24

La pO,npe 4 incendie 4 vapeur
don't nous avons annonc6 rarrivee
& Thibodaux dams notre dernier
numerO II fat plusieurs essais qui
tous ont montre son excellence ct
la facllite dc O maniement. II
est vrai de dire que jusqu'a present
c'est IN ingenieur ad hoe, un hon.
me envoy6 par la maison 6ilsby
qui Pa man9uvIee. ii est q croire
ct nous devons resperer, qn'il re
trouvera parnli nous queIqn'un ca
pable de lie rcmplacer ct de tirer de
notre pompe tout lc profit lu'on est
lie d1oit den attendre.
Dams II experience, don't nous
avons etc temoins. lingenieur II
obtenu Ell 10 minutes ITO livres de
vapeur ct le jet dean que laneait lie
tuyan al!ait q 90 pieds De dis
lance. La meme distance on i pen
pres etait acquisc .avec ? ct meme
ayec 4 tuyaux.
Ces resultals sOnt satlsfaisants,
mails encore fant II, CONNIE nous le
faisions entendre tant0t, qu'on
puissc les obtenir toujours It sur.
tout a Pheule vonlue au moment
critique, au moment du danger.
On lie saurait trop prendre de pre-
cautions pour arriver q cette assn
rarce que ron saura re servir eff
ficacement de cette pompe pour
lagnelle notre Vile fait de 81 grands
sacrifices ct qui est aestiEee i Ia.
mener nos interets.
La Vile de Thibodaux a dtja de.
bourse Ia Somme de six cent trente
trois piastrrs ($G330O 70 tant pour IL
premier payment 4 compile II Ia
machine ct 100 pie;:s lie tuyau>
que pour le fret.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-24

LIE CdpitOIan-4drOcdte tie Baton
Rorge Went de changer de- direc.
ito" on rlu,ot de p,o~pIietaire. Il
appaitipnt maintenant i une COM
pagni- composee des citoyens les
plus eminentS lie Baton Rouge.
L'acheteur est Nj. John McGrath.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-24

DECEs.-AI-icreli 81 mars 1888
\ l.3O henres de rapres-midi est
decade a Carrollton, pres la Nou-
,.lle Orleans, lie Juge J. j. Roman
arage de 81 ans
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-24

Nous appelons rattention des
..nS DIN meter sur la notice pub
,;da MUS loin pour la construction
Ann port sur lie bayou rOignon.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-24

La station Schiever, connue an
ciennement sous le nom dc Ttrre
bonnie Station, est Ell vote de reve-
tr une apparence cOGuette qn'on
ne lui 2 jana 8 vue aupa'avant. On
peut Suriout remarqner IN luxe dc
peinture It de decOrS u tt dams
reimbursement tenu par Mr.. -.
Cr0Sier, les autres Won't suivre. sans
aucnn doute, Get oxemple ct falre
de cette station, nn end,Oit moins
triste quill ne l'etait depnis nombrc
dances.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-24

Mr.. J. w. Wilson rasent du che
uuin de ter a ThibOdaux Went dob.
'"nir un congo don't il pretend pro-
filter ponr faire IN long voyage dams
le far Quest. Mr.. Wilson Qni s'est
fait remarquer toujOurs par sa cour-
toisle dot apres SEES deux mois de
vacances obtenir lie ravancement
81 6tre nomm6 assistant superin-
tendant, &c don't nous IL felicitons
cordialement.
II est temporairement remplac6
par Mr.. j. d. Davidson que nous
n'avOns pas encore fhOnneur de
cOnnaItre.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-24
2HRIEVER LIVERY STABLE!

Horses < 1~suGGtr. At OH H1OurS
lDay nMA Night.
Connection made ,rih Ifras Train for Hon.
ma. GINNING Eaxi amt West.
On hand all hours at night. Passengers trav
cling by Texas Train. I" or from New o.
leans. will find crnvcmince at SCHRlENEk
STABLE without t-~lrgraphing to Thibo-
laux. On hand all times.
HLCTAR F. CROSIER.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-24
NOTRE TICKET.

~1Ao'S pOiAU NOuICuOo3 "OuS
a engager, i adjurer o amis q SOU
tenir It 4 voter lie ticket que nous
imp,imOns Ell t6te de &c journal.
Nous commissions asseZ la pOpula-
ton de notre paroisse ct nous SON.
mes assez cOnnus dele pour avolr
le droit de Iui dire que &C ticket est
celui qui nous donne lie plus de ga
ranties serieuses pour D bonnie
administration, une adminlnistra-
ton hounete.e t progressive.
Mons sommes democrates, nous
favons toujours etc, ct nous crcyons
sincerement que nous sOmmes Ell ON
munion d'idees ct de sentiments avec
relement sain ct travailleur du pays.
Ii derniere administration guber.
IL e,e feconde, uiilt, ct
celle que nous preconi .ons nous
Offre des garanties telles que nous
n'hesitOns pas III seul Instant d la
recommander i vos suffrag.s.
Nous ne saullous tlOp vous met.
tire en- garde contre les prome<scs
ct les intrgues du parti republi-
cain, &c part qui, a e" o hen'e
de nuisance ct lie domination 4
accrmule taut de ruines, tellement
ahai>>e L. niveau moral de nos pc.
pulatioDs qn'on ne peut songer sans
horIeur a une nouvelle edition dc
son regime.
Nous ne vOulons pas faire de
personalities, mails il jus est per.
mis- de vous hernandez Instrument
d'eAamlner avec soin ct de poser
soigneusement les titles dies candi.
dats qni Sc disputent vos SURFACES,
leur valeur morale 1T les garanties
qu lis otfrent 4 o foye's, a vos
p,vprietes, d votre bien etle TT su,.
tout a votre reputation.
Ne courons pas de nouvelles aven-
lures. Ne nous ombarquons pas
de nouveau dams ce navife conduit
par la venalite IT la corruption.
Tous cenx que nous recomman.
dons nous sont conDus parfaite.
ment, un contact pl RESCUE jouinalier
nous a appris a les estimer a leur
valeur, lis font par,ie de Dotre fl.
mile, de la famille de tous ceux qui
ont a cdnr, la bonnie harmonic ct
la prosperite de la paroisse ct de
iIEtat.
II y en- dependant q"i cher.
chent, nous dit-on, d entretenir Ia
metiance ct Ia zizaDie entire ceux
qu'ils appellent encore les McEnery.
is,es ct les Nichollistes.
Ceux-la sont bien conpabIes et
obei>spnt 4 dies rancunes qui mont
pas leur raison a'tt,e ct qui ne
peuvent que prfjudicicr grande.
ment au partl.
II ny a malptempnt, il ne dot :
avoir que DIES democrates qui, tons
unis 1t Ia main dams Ia main, front
aux polls affirmer une fois d.
plus leur ferme volont6 d,svOir un
commencement sage, ayant Ia con-
fance du peuple intelligent ct la
borlenx ct identifie avec les besoin!
'et les inte,6ts du pays.
Voyez CO qui sc ps ssait hier
Baton Rouge on lie souverneur Nc
Emery ct lie general Nichols se pre-
spn'aient bras dessus-dessous tic
want le peuple pour aiirmer puniol
intime ct corliale qnl exisre par
mi les democrates. lie general Nj
cholls est malade ct tOus IL old
tie la campagne pase III lex epau
les de McEnery qui le support
avec me abn&gation ct IN cOurag'
dign+s d'elo ges.
J, C'e>t un devo ir quill rempllt &
nous n'anrions pas d nous apesan
tir Snr 20 Suiaf CT comma nOuS l.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-03-24

LIE IA lu mOis dOit avoir lieu une
foire en- Ia sale st. Joseph pres de
regiise cathoii9ue du memo nom 4
Thibodaux. Cette foire, q Iaqurlle
tous nos concitoyens sont cordiale.
ment invites, a pour but d'obtehir
DIES fonds pour prolonger le trottoir
jusqn'anx portes de r6gli>~. C'est
I'll euvre d'u,ilite pnhIique que
Ton vent completer. II est sup+r-
flu d'insis,er sur 10 caractere es-
sentiellement util- de- cette con.
struction qni fait rornement de
notre vile ct re'onnement DIES
strangers qui nous visitent.
A raide de qnelques legers sa-
critics., s; chac"n veut y contribncr
nous verrons, achieve ct complet.
IN trottoir de pres dun mile qui
ma dc pareil dams aucune vile de
la Louisiana. Ia Nouvelle Orleans
exceptee.
L'attrait de Ia fOire consistera en-
representations .lramatiques ct CO.
miQnes en- concerts, ratraichi>se-
men.s varies ct 4 IL portee de ton
ties les boursrs. Que chacun ~
prate ct appOrte sa part dc bon
vonloir, ct Ia fOiie sera &c qu'rlle
dot 6tre I'M vrai. grand ct l6eitimc
success.
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to obtain patents ~ ean'aS chSinn". Frs"ess
Germany. and all o,h~. r,1nf-r- fhe'r exler'-
encs is unequsied ADL ste.i tAes't'es are unsur-
passed.
Ora wings and .pecifc-'ian- prepared and hled
in the Patent once on snort notice. terus very
reasonable. No eirr2e tor examination OF mooe's
or drawings ADVICE by inaii free
Patent. obtainedt Though H~nrnfCoar: noticed
inthe SCIENTIFIC 4 1ff<tt An. which has
the larrest CIRCULATION ami = . 'n,'St inftucntiat
newspaper Of it. - - I in the woei0.
The advantages Of saa.l a notice every pstentss
understands
This large ard sp'r1.ii''s illustrated ne~sparee
10 published WEE g. ;" so year. sna y
admitted I'll b. the f,e,. psi r Al v"ieu 10 ecIcuco,
mechanics. invent cons. ~ic' ureriiig works ana
other departments o. ioan-irni PROGRESS. puD.
Ell patentees and title "f'"rrs '"s.nt'"u intentei
each week. Try u f".r .nvnth. for Que dollar.
Sold By all newshe.'""--
If you have IN i,v-"fi'n 4" patent wr1te -
Nunn 4 Co. pni,ii-h|rs .i Scientific AmeficAAs
HxndbooI about passuts Mai'ed Tree.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-15
EDITORS AT WAR.

Personal Conflict Growing Out 81 a Con.
trovorsy over Circulation.
Which has the larger circulation?
This question has been agita,ing THE
ArrEAL's afternoon contemporaries, the
Srimiidr and Loigcs. for several days.
The publ, has also been agiiaied by the
cross-6rc discussion, toa certain extent,
but hardly up TO the point Of becoming
pat,isan-. II was purely ncWspapcfcon-
irovcry, moro interesting TO the enter.
pri-cs involved than any one else, ~ went
the reasoning.
Like every newspaper published on this
carh-and clscNhcs, u the inhabitants
enjoy such luncriQus necessities tie
Srimiar and Loigd have each been claim
lng "thc largest circulation" This ulu.
mai,ly led 10 the wagcr ol $1,000 by the
latter aud H. prompt acceptance by the
former that the rivals Claim was spurious.
Terms lot an inycsiiTiiion aud prize award
could not be- agreed upon, which caused tho
loiy1 to Withdraw N bOolic, and accuse
the Ncim''af 1T having a sitting tied To- iis
roll, notwithstanding H. continued rst In
! we memphis National BANK. Then iol-
lowed editorial compliments from one TO
the other, tie diii'ttrlcc Ia the character
OF which is well defined aud generally uu.
! donloOd.
On Tuesday afternoon the idfys ,igut.
ously assiilcl IL. dvil contemporary. ap.
! plying numerous harsh names and aucus.
| ing Il Of selling out "a stock ui principle
/ to the HAIRLESS In the Atk.us.l,niris con.
test Tor the United States ~cunoiahip.
/ This led the Sc,nHdr toviuri o. follows IN
! is ISSUE VI Yesterdays
1.-The Lribr oi yesterday contained a
! column ct more Of billingsgIiu intended vs.
| q wply 90 the explanation which appr.. al
| ~ thc Ncimiof ~ the DAY Uv,or, relative
10 the nee Mt proposed NircE Now The
I 'c.lih dDs not prorosc 20 bon ~ burden
! IT. columns With tbs mlt,ur aud u saith
hsd ia, tic readers u both papers have
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-15
Tho Eni.conni MlssIons.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-The second
days session OF the Missionary Council
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church was
opened this morning at Epiphany Church.
Bishop Whipple presided.
Tho Rev Edward Abbott, OF Cam
bridge, Mass, offered resolution proyid-
ng for tn; appointment Of a committee
Of ninc to prepare an address To the
church at large setting forth the needs
anu ans 81 church missions, which nd.
dress was to be printed and read in nil the
churches after adoption by the council.
The resolution was land on the table.
The eighth annual report OF the Amer
lean Church Building Fund Commission
states that a large number OF churches
have been aided, and that IL is believed
an improvement has been effected in tho
style Of architecture. Forty.seyen appli-
cations for loans have been responded TO
during the year, the amount in each ease
averagng 81, 900. The Hon. j.. Il. Prince,
of New York City, said that $500 had
been paid into the fund for the year ended
September !, last.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-15
FELL FIFTY.FIYE FEET.
Singular Escape of Jas Carter, on Jeffer
son Street Yesterday Afternoon

Singular Escape of Jas. Carter, on Jeffer
son Street, Yesterday Afternoon.
Wherever there is an opportunity to gel
in game of chance, with handsome prizts
as reward for luck, James Carter should
be ticket-holder.
He fell distance Of iifty-fve feet yes
terday afternoon and received no more Sc
rious injury than slight biting OF his
tongue, which he counts for nothing.
Carter is n white man, employed by
Architect and Builder Dallman demolish.
ing the old Sawrie- Rozier burned building
on Jefferson street, preparatory to re.
building. lie was working on the top OF
the building, when the joist on which he
was standing gave way. Together they
went down into the cellar, the distance
mentioned, Carter still on top. AS DALI
man expressed it to an inquiring reporter,
VI never expected to find much of him at
tho bottom, but before | reached the spot
he met me, walking and smiling rs though
nothing unusual had occurred"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-15
LOCAL BREvITIES.

The first snow OF the season fell early
yesterday morning. IL was very light,
but snow all the same.
The Lecture Burcau will meet tonight at
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, in
stead OF tomorrow night as announced.
The suit OF Tooi, McGowan & Co. against
A. &. Brewer, for some time pending in
the Chancery Court Of Marshall County,
Miss, was yesterday decided In favor Of
the defendant.
A small frame cottage at the southeast
corner Of Vance and DeSOto streets was
slightly damaged by fire ut 1880 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The house is owned
by G. GcbhSFdt
President madden Il said 10 be having
constructed blue uniform with brass but
tons, also n cap, IN police dignitary, only
on gnndcr scale. lie will wear the
regulation cpaulcttcs, sword, cavalry
boots and a distinguished micn.
A crazy, middle aged German rushed
into the station-houso about O'Clock yes
tcrday afternoon and begged the officer on
watch to protect him from crowd vino
had been pursuing him for the purpose OF
taking his life. The lunatic's name could
not be learned.
The Memphis Light Infantry met at
their armory last night aud had u Success
iul meeting under the circumstances
The election OF officers viii take place at
armory, 100 Front street. ut 1880 o'clock
Friday evening Allmcmbcrs are urgently
requested 10 be In attendance, as this will
be an important meeting
The Board OF Managers OF the Young
/ Womcn's Boarding Homo will observe
next Tuesday. the Goth, from I O'Clock
y. m. 90 10 o'clock, their hrt anniversary
/ reception ut tho Home, No. ~ Union
street, aud hope 10 meet their many
/ friends upon the occasion. The Board de-
/ sire renewal OF memberships, (S3 annual)
aud hope 10 receive new members,
monthly, quarterly aud annual conlfibu-
/ tors 10 the house rent fund. Music. roci.
/ ,aiions and report Of the work, VIII con-
stiiutc the exercises Of the evening
Mr.. 4. J. Graham. who was mainly In.
sirumcnial IN bringing the National
BrickmakerS Association % this city for
its third annual meeting. is now going TO
work on the SEVER Pipe Manufacturer
/ Association with the same end in view.
/ Heretofore the association has held lis an
/ nua meetings az Cleveland, q. II also
numbers some 800 members, nearly all Of
/ whom are accompanied 10 the meeting
/ place 10y their wives and families. Like
I the briCkmakeu the sewer pipe manu-.
| lactuvrs represent a world Of money, aud
arr men OF more than ordinary intclli.
gcnce. Mr. Graham will doubtless sue.
coed, ~ he generally does ia whatever he
undertakes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-15
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

Harrison's plurality in Iowa is 30,SJl.
Mr. ]. Gould's health shows improve
mont
Fierce prairie fires are raging in Da-
koia.
The Republican plurality in Kansas
was 200.
Paris bankers have taken half the Rus
sian loan.
The Republican plurality in Colorado is
nearly ia,0JO.
T.. n. Cook & Co.'S Buffalo dis,illery
wns destroyed by hrc yesterday.
A mad dog bit Cora, daughter OF Patrick
walsh, In indianapolis yesterday.
Jim Williams was convicted OF man
slaughter at Newport. Arb, yesterday.
Eugene Troiter, son Of DR.. I. r. Trot-
ter. Of buck mn, Miss died yesterday.
Weed & Co., OF Black River Falls, Wis,
lost $1,000 worth q lumber By Grc yesterday
Twelve more bodies have been recovered
from the ruins Of the Rochester lantern works.
The trial OF the Sugar Trust began before
the suprcme Court Of New York City yesterday
The strike Of the Louisville, New Al
bauy Chicago Railruad brkcmen continues
The widow OF John J. littlcton IS an
applicant for the pOstmasiership OF Nashville.
ID is reported in indianapolis that Sen.
Cabinet
A general shutting down OF the mills is
likely a, soon rs navigation closes ~ milling Is
very dull.
The liabilities Of Banker Forbes, OF the
National Bank OF Redemption, Of Boston, are
$1,000.
The officials Of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad have started on an important tour Of
Inspection.
Congressman Springer saws his bill for
the opening OF Oklahoma Territory will be passed
by January l.
Minister Phelps was banqueied at Glas-
gov yesterday. lie said Ane-icA welcomed Scotch
immig ratiuu.
The parncll Commi sion sIent Yesterday
In considering technical pous raised by the at
torncys.
The beef and hog expectation for the
year ending october a am Iuttl TO ssdcti ~, 10
against s7AuO6,.05 last scar
WIN. showers was hanged ut Lebanon,
Pa. yesterday or the murder Of BIS two Legitimate
gfunI lchildrus
John Van Korlr, engineer nj the Rochcs.
Ter Lantern Work has bpcn arrested ON suspicion
Of hc.nr the incindiary.
George Ward was convicted Of murder
In the scrond dcgryc az Marianne, Ark, yui,Tduy
cor killing hs mother
Mai. Logan with other United States sol.
dlcrs wcru arrested while huni1g iu Mexico. They
wcru released. but clnlm bad Treatment
by collision on the burlington road,
near pownpfs Grove no the engineer aud nfctnnn
ol a suburban passenger train wcru Killed
Tho classification Of ribbons case, re-
ccutly decided againt the Government NJ lhila
drlphla. will bc taken 20 ihc supWme court
The annual report Of the Third Assistant
Postmaster gcncral shows a deficiency 81 sNf1'2S
due io the grcai extension O the ffuv delivery scf'
vice.
There we're thirty-iour new cases OF
fever az Jacli onyilo yostsrlay and Two deaths ,.
X rcwafd. uufsc. known IN Ncmphh' was mAeH
down. -,
Tie nineteenth annual meeting OF the
National Bnafi OF Trade lcgan w ChiCWo ycsicr
day. Frc,icflck Froioy. Of Philadelphia, Vas ~
elected president
Thompson Democrat Is said to concedo
tho election 81 10 iiatci dlrpuhliunl ~ thg ilnt
California District II to Haven 10 elected thsn
tir California delegations will stand I've hcpuhl'
cans uui ouC lipmucmts
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-15

had enough of it; but, inasmuch as the
sdgr seems aggrieved at our stating that
MIR. H. Dudley Frayser is one OF its own
en. we Will, in justice TO that
gentleman, say that our mentioning
nun was purely incidental, and
not at all pertinent to the issue in
volved-which was which paper has the
largest circulation. But as to the villifica-
ton and harsh language used by the
Ledger we can only say that the Scimitar
went into this discussion under the i'm
preston that IL was dealing with gentle
men who could differ on purely business
matter without descending 10 villifcation.
FINDING that we were mistaken, we do
not propose 10 further burden our col
umns with a matter that has already be-
come chestnut to the reading public"
This summary handling did not sit
lightly upon Managing Editor Henry
Walsh, OF the Ledger. On the contrary, Il
moved him TO pocket a gun and 90 in
search Of Editor Algee. Toward 6 O'Clock
the two met in the White House saloon,
on Madison street, Mr.. Walsh having fol-
lowed his intended victim into that place.
Mr. Algee stood with his back to the en-
trance conyersing with party OF friends.
Tapping him upon the shoulder, to attract
attention, Mr. Walsh held before Mr..
Algee,s eyes a copy ofthc editorial and in
CURED:
did you write that article?"
YES, sir, did," was the answer he
received.
Without another word Mr.. Walsh
struck the Scimitd's editor squarely in the
left eye. Bystanders grabbed for him,
while Mr.. Pollack, the proprietor, held
Mr.. Algee. Before Mr.. Walsh could be
restrained he had drawn his pistol as il to
shoot, but seeing that there was too great
risk OF striking an innocent party contented
himself with striking Mr.. Algee over the
head with il, inil!cting painful scalp
wound. BY this time the barkeeper had
cleared the counter by magnificent leap,
declared himself for peace by the compul-
sorry departure OF Mr.. Walsh, and it forth
with reigned.
Mr.. Algee's bruises were cared for at
the drug store OF Dowdy q Co., and by
DIR. Thornton at his Office, after which he
went home
Mr.. Walsh disappeared until 9:25 o'clock
last night, when he voluntarily appeared
ut the police station aud gave bond before
Squire Garvn for his appearance for trial
before Judge lladden this morning.
Which has the larger circulationP
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in regard to the result of the late election.
In his usual self important style he pro-
ceeded TO wade into THE APPEAL with a
vengeance, calling it about nine different
kinds OF idiots. and woundup with Grants
famous remark, ''Let us have peace" But
The APPEAL is not that kind OF an animal.
1t doesn't like to be target for such bit
ter and unrelenting par isins as .Wm. r.,
and in its reply it said So and in language
that he who runs may AS usual, the
Colonel was annihilated, and his beautiful,
Apollo.like figure used as n mop for the
floor. But the Colonel is irreprcssble and
will bob up serenely at the next opportu-
nifty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-15
THE LOGIC OF THE 1rruArIoN

T. the rii'Hr ut The Apucli
q Harrison an honest mani Is be an
honorable man. Does he believe that tho
best interests ~ thc country ARE suhsrycd
leo the pJrprtulty Of Republican rule These
questions ,an Dee answered only in the NJ
hmliIyr. Granting those hypothr,cy. and
every Democrat rs every Republican will
giant them. what Is the logic u the siiua.
ton ana a. what conclusion must 10 lcal'
1T us. as rolonius says gather aud sur.
mice" IN thc hrt place, although the
Grsodau calendar tells ~ that ibis is the
year Of our lori is's, yet the political cal.
cndaf rliinly indicates that the hands II
iho cloCk have been turned back to is75.
For the iirst time since IVA are the Rcpub.
] leans VA control Of thc Government AZ no
time within the Interval have tLcy hal pos
session OF the Presidency coucii,ually with
/ that Of both houses II Congress. Neither
Hayes nor Garfield. nor Arthur
could carry out genuine Rcpubhcin
policy, because they wcrc Al all umcs con.
| ifoniod by either Democratic House of a
I Democratic senate. hold, therefore. that
TnE ArrN,i. In ppsuming that thc llaui.
son administration will take up the Ropuh
lean policy abandoned oi necessity in isii
Is omlncnily justified by the logic Of the sit
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to send in their contributions TO Dr.
Lindsey. The least they can do is to
justify their dead comrades and them
selves by assisting to make the patriotic
work OF the Doctor as complete as is pos
sible TO human ingenuity aud ability,
fairly, honestly and honorobly directed in
channels of truth and fair dealing.