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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Natsithsis nding ne sEposurs q spirit-
aalism 81 Ms. MAasAaz4 Fox-htzE
sad Or. hlBaosD la AsN York tns nsxt
medium ~8o comes sionz sili uai many
b ss..sss u iim AL then ID iss years
10 fco psThsgs sIii explain Il al away.
The nsfzrsl beat u tie bdmsn mInt
towards TIE mysterious sad the natural
.0n4SBg waIca mauy PeoPis nass tof
communicating 18th tbs frsnds who
have 81, tins world render * eompara-
lively sssy for frauds o, taIs and 20
sesased. - "a spite u lie may proofs
thai s2lritaaiisn u caly another nams
Tor sliznt-oi-hand performances there
sgs many believers IN u Jet
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Trers Vss a time whsn "a Irisaman
vac almost . synonym Tor Democrat.
Eut there w such = wholessls detection
tals y>ar ibs Democrats are seriously
slsrued psrRTck Fosp. IA the Irish
H1rli. Is visding an immense inhusncs
!or HsKsBoN
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

THE CIRCUIT COURT TOB THT COUNTY OF
| Kent Peter koor1eis " hu1e1n Nakc-
81 Notice 4. hereby given rret o. TIE ,h 6ar
~ kurtisf So crit - ssts hmeaf was lss e
arff 81 he Cfrciit golIrf Tor tie foInfF ~ kent
- the ssit Of Fel-- o. N0oFreis the above ns-r II
piainaE against TIE isnss tsnt 8e1ts eeo6s
rtatfeia noneTs sni sfecfs ~ -nisr- n
waxe4r tie ftferds1f scafe nawri ~ t1r
sun Of three hanfref and sxfv 1oils-s vh5eh
ssid wrH So resurnae.s On TIE sra daq 81
~spfer 49,. ISIS
bafea september = q as
WARr WARD
snoFnegs sor Pis.rrE
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Tas wholo force x he administration
~ill De brought to besr on this Congress
sioosl District today IN TIA hope OF saw
ing tue Democracy from tbs humiliation
~ TIE defeat which stsrss him IN the
fscs. Tk@ sfors rill Be useless. Is Is
ia lost csess.'
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
No Mercury,
no Potash,

Il Is Natures Remedy. made exclusively
from Roots and Herbs.
II IS perfectly Harmless.
IL Is the only remedy known 20 the world
that has ever yet Cured contagious Blood
POISON in MI as stages
Il cures Mcrcurial Rheumatism. Cancer,
scrOfula, and other blood diseases heretofore
considered incura'le. IL cures any disease
. caused from impure blood. IL Is now pre-
p scribed by thousands OF the hest physicians
In toe United States as tonic We append
the statement OF few.
Il have used S. s. S on patients convalesc-
ing from fever and rom measles with the
best results. J. y CHEyEY. NJ D.,
Ellaville. Ca
BREnES. GA.-willie White was afflicted
with scgofuia seven years. prescribed 5. 3.
s.. and to day he is FAT and robust boy
&. ". PARKER. N. ID.
RICHMOND. Va. Dec. IS ISL have take
three bottles OF Swift's Specific for secondar
blood poison. II acts much better than POI
b. r. WRFtD-D IL D.,
Formerly u Sussex Co. Va.
Dr. +. J. HALE. the well -known druggist
and physician OF Nashville, Howard County,
Ark, writes Having some knowledge as 20
what s. S. S. T. composed Of, can safely
recommend IL as the remedy for al skin dis
eases. IL matters not what the name may be-
We have a book giving a history OF this
wonderful remedy. and It's cures. rom aH
over the world. which will convince you tina.
all we say Is true, and which we VIII mai
free ON application. No family should b
without It, We have another on Contagiou.
Hood Poison, sent on same terms
Write us history OF your case. and our
physician VIII advise With you by letter, in
strictest confidence We Will not deceive
you knowingly.
For sale by all druggists
The SWIFT Specific Co,
Drawer 2, Atlanta. Ca.
New YORK 80 Broadway.
London Eru 25 SNOW Hill
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

The Republicans should birs detec-
tirs % ksep track &c EUsENE HissJSs.
L Il assumed ghss he - IN Indians under
~ assumed nsna sni his asaaer Of
working "a 80 peculiarly sbominabls be
wili beaf xaichlax.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
The GOOD work GOES ON.
fresh Republican Recruits from the ERs-
nays kHnk amt Pile.

ny's Hank amt fue.
Geasral a l.. Pearson. Of Pittsburgh, Pa +,
who went over 20 the Democrats IN 1850,
has returned 70 the Republican fold.
Or j. T. Forward ~ Chester. Pa.
twelve years mayer Of thc city and "a Dem
ecrat ~ long standing. IA joined the Re-
puoucans.
K = Riley. member OF the Democratic
CITY Committee Of Maldea. Mass, an
nounccs that he VIII vote for Harrison
and Aorton.
G. Mincsc, cream and candy manufao-
tgrcr a. Elizabeth. y. J.. a hfe long Demo-
crat, has come out unquaAhedly for Hsr-
ris0u and Mortoa
a " 4 Herrion. Democratic candidate
Tor alderman IN Paterson. \. J.. IN 1851,
aow a resident Of Pzssaic City, viii vote
Tor Harrison AL Morton.
George +. Wright, q wel.-known farmer
y Paterson. y. j.. had always been Dem
crat. out wisely determined 70 support
Harrison and Morton.
Patrick A Ward and T. r. Ryan. OF In
Annapolis, eN-DemOcra's. have taken the
stump FOR HaTrls0a. They have much IL
fuence among Irish voters.
Philip Henry Moore. an ex-Confederate
soldier and editor OF the Oato FGlisv Manu.
f1etarer, will stop voting the Democratic
ticket and support Harrison aud Morton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

To he called handsome, especially the
Young ladies. But that is simply impossi-
bly, as long as their face is covered with
pimpies biotches and sores. But wait,
there is no need of this; one or two bottles
OF Sulphur Bitters will remove all such dis
fgurstions. and make your face fair and
rosy 6Hnie Be- Editress
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter. chspped hands. cbillblsins.
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles. or no paw required. 1t il guar
snteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Peck Bros, druggists, corner
Monroe and Diyi.ion-sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

The statement % ths Hon. joan j.
SsAILwoop. ot Virgins, that RosEs O.
Minis pays BIS negro men oOly 81. S.
snd s. month raises tbs query IN some
minds how mach reduction could be
siFordsd 10 those wages Il free trade were
70 rule the country.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

WLHx1s u home again aud war Is not
declared ysf. So Far there are no indics-
iicrs that the Emperor bad any ulserior
motives Ia his aunt abroad. II Be had
tine vii bring thar CUT
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

The Ohio campaign this year Is un-
asaally quiet The change OF The date
II the state election from October TO
November hes contributed 70 this result
Ths Toledo Blade. while not doubling
that ths state q certainly Republican.
thinks there should BE- more activity in
thu CANVASS tor representatives in Con-
vrfss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Our stock in tkis line ca braces ths Beat
Goods IA Tie market
our underwear i al bought in case tote
al the lowest manufactured raEe4
We wouio quote pf.ocs. BAT 90 not fno~
where 20 oeFin, a. everything ss hsve n
ihls line e bsFgsin a. lie ll-s< sei1 Tor.
Trade viii
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

The Supervisors 90 Kent County are
- Be copgrsiul -1d ou having 80 salts
iacfori.y settled tie Caart House quss-
TOO. IL looked az one tim7 as II they
we're getting into a middle which would
s1dsBzsr the whole srterprie. This
county - sossiy Ia ueed of Court
House aud "a cannot sford 10 build 3
cheaper one than .as 51s proposed
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

The man ~ho believes that tariff r.
iuctic1 shirh rsduces the price q
products would nos REFUGE wages could
belseve tssf Jo~AH swallowed the shsis
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

rold HrrCH sad now % have his
So on becsuhsr vsest With view %
getting something - bay Christmas pre-
sents vita.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

II say fsrshsf pnssf ss~ nssosc q
tie fact thsf lie Dsnleerstse party . n
synpafhy xith To E8Klisa tie ssltef
~rsftsa b Lord 54ckgi1Az = EsT. BRIT
Cd Mi1lsisr b Wssainxton, sfcr4s T.
Mlaistsr Wzsrs latter sboss ylsinig aos
81 t1s BriE.sb understand re- a-ctlsss
saich vrezptsd FEesl1s1t CLzsz .AsD :
action gslilsg TIE se-ea. I'd '-fsfslla-
too z@sesxs IL Is altar Be says
81 ca sfs pcebsbly ssars that an possts-
ca party ~h.eh cpsnly fzsors the
mother eoantry e. TIE present ao1szl
s0ald loss poPsilarlis, al tl.s tAs
psrfy IA poser - fs.ly aware ~ thls saes.
Its party. h9seVeF, Is. &c. sse. stu d.
sFoas II maintaining fri=aaiy relations
slfh Great Britain. AT - STA a. d.
sFoHs Of settling al sasstloas vita
canada which have tssn unfortunately
fsopslsd aimee the rstrscflon " TIE treaty
81 ne EspHbhcso ma .grity ia TIE senate
asd By sbe PFssiisnfs nssssgs. g. waicl
yan aiiu3e. a al otCaHcss alusf, there
fore b. mate for tie pohticft situation
as rsgards ne Presidential slsetsDs taAs
ereufs1'
Lord SsczvuLE-WE has sskEo".-
e. ed tie gsaulBelsss * ths letter. Il
easn0i. therefore. 10 charged that Il Is a
frrzesy. OF that It does Bot represent hls
convictions and 4 - the more forceial
from ths fact that {. vas not intended for
pabliestion. Ia puts Tie Democrats IN =
very embarrassing position. Al they
ear d. - h zttsmpi 10 bellltis II as ex-
pressing ths opinion u Lord SaoKymLE-
" zsf "a h.s private and rot 10 Lis iiplC-
matte relations, and 10 charge that Il Is
tho result OF political sehsma Neither
% these circumstances. II they we're sd-
nittsd 10 bs true, would IN the least
affect the force OF the letter as candid
expression OF opinion from the English
man who Is IN the best position aud Is
best sols Of all Englishmen 10 know the
character OF the relations between the
Naturalization and the British Govern
meni The veil Is torn OF. TIE IRISH
may know now bow much sincerity there
il IN the professions OF affection made
toward them by the Democratic party.
- <---- ...<~',..< 800 -,
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

sfsfv ~ ottsrs dsfy sxceps ssr1sy-
SI&splns es-s 80 ~ fersfc sDf Afsuttf -
Tsestes - ard f-rrn fppf nIl-fsxi ~ e<H r8a -
IsT Exfre@ fnf rrsnd Rarf1E Fgp-en - SO
Am f<t-rt - fst~efs er1necAorz r &c 81 Ettf1ft
wixb rerossxn 80 srs tsst--1 <seg - 80 -
rioo Iitkef l&ee 8 koaYae@s sd 81 tu1S1
csoFt-
nf7nrs Ge-f A. = Houf9s-E
q y Rassl.rs q p sad J a. cAiesxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

The Nsw Jerk Herald se~s Who -
xoing e. % ncminasst sod = apparently
prspsrsax ie support damascus ssiEsia-
.riraiscu-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

vr~awTrp TO FxcasVeT coon KS
- derce - ior nlsrs Gfters.eere a
Hs~Tinatee.
S9THFP lot AZ coon ss TuF ARovr
4 ~e rsrf "a frsfs 81 = hcr@ ard ts.rev
6cr~e Eafdlas
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

train leaves Grand Rapids Tor AflcEsn A.
f.lo y. m. arriving there ~ 2 =
Through tickets sold 70 principal points IN ne
United States Mexico and Canada a. lnloa
Ticket once
A. : SMITH. q. p A Cleveland.
~ BOoTz, De3-oi Ticket Agent
Gro. ". MuSsOS. City rfCkel AgellL
Tskirg eject Nay %. 1855
CHICAGO d wEsT AICHiGAS-AIi TRAINS
l } arrive IL aud depart from Union Depot
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
MILLER HAT.

Whioe 10 tie aga nowlssEsd laAass 81 STYLE.
Ne hsxs tAsM A0ehy Shspes loI lie
youuE mes, ano - mere se0sls sty lee log
lbs elder ones
II you snake Oct al hss 90 elsouoa.
sgiEuia.e lhal .t anal be kAlsr IT. Yea
Vim he best wili be nons TOO eeoc for yau
end yop wiii have ID Ia TIE killef n you
loss-shy L 81 course-ths otaeI Isiips
wlll De e1fsecllne lie Desl sne ~lL have -
have LIZ Miller IN ordGr ~ gsl a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

A difference is Their wear q didsTesos IL
tksaE a.. sIsls quality xnc rnisk
Yen oeFisiEly ksxe naucsd. II. amer hsv-
ma bought ~ am ~ orr com petii ors sncn
seeds a. theF sEs sole @ eDt4in n the var
ieUs Siothia< markets ~ he country, yea
have purchased Of us oue 81 our tailor made
salts ~ evefooEts yea must lBoeeo be dull
81 oola prsAeuSl0u II yog osDn0i detect t1sir
sapeFlor.f IL essry fklnE that goes % Iasks
gooa ssrmenis Ibsir Superior quality II
STAN ped on every lien 81 their maze Up.
From The tine the goods 80 into the
Bands o tie CutIsTs anti their ana inspee-
tioa. every process 81 manufacturing - sao-
ifciad 10 tnt m0st Jealous care, thus insuE
ing TIE besl possible results.
Not only IN manufacturing 90 ~e have
an sdvsntG.ss % oar com petit0Fs Ia quality
sIyie, ~ and hnish. bat toe saving 70 us OF
9 manufacturers pront o. from 81 Is % %
per oent is matter % great oonseQ usncs
rot only " az bal 10 yon likewise.
From possessing the ADVANTAGES herein
set forth We are willing aud snxous 90
share them with our customers. Nours
anxious 10 please
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

Congress uiil have a weston - oniT
seuat 81 VsskA tte seccrd session b.
ziansnx re 6gss Monday D~csnber.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

g. lons has pn1 New York y shame
Is beng "a frss cry in % Uuion %
ar-cs a sfstee 81 General t4a&Sz
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
TRAIN TIME Tables.


Detroit frDrce hss pgriOf car - Itrtfoit ma
ING cifec cor reciiolis i0T 49, Is1rts Iasl arriving
10 New lors a. 1910 a. n next CAV 49,
% a. a. ieHF caf syrifsIi nlski az
oifsgi oo9bslii az fri.1 4. frf a. Scr flt f--i
Through rns1 ticacts. Ooesn siesn1silin
fic e. and rfnr csf brrfhs secured a. ne
ID. g. u ~ i.aii~ay City Once. ~ Monroe a.
and al The defo
Jas CsTrEFifa civ ps~ Agenk
1ro. j. RIM 1fsfic AauAseI. chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

~ bcrr.d aea 81. Fsnnsng f,F MayeE
!. Nsv fosk City ssslnss oss sonsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
DRUNKENNESS
Or the kiauor Habit. Positively cured
by Administering Or. hSi1c-

by Administering Or. bSi1c-'
Gci1cE specific.
ltcan be given IN a cup OF coffee or tea With
out the knOwledge OF the person taking 10. IL
absolutely Harmless. anG viii effect a permanent
and speedy cure. whether the patient Is a mOder-
ate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands OF
drmisards have been made temperate men who
have taken Golden Specific IN their coffee with
Ost their knowledge and today believe they
quit drink king OF their own tree Will 1T NEVER
FAILS. The system once impregnsted with the
specific, II becomes an utter immposs.hility for
the liauor appetite to exist. For ssle by W. II.
1IBBS Druggist I26 Nonr0e-st. s,d IS Canal-st
and PECK BROS, 10 and II Monroe s.. Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

lFT.Ff.
Fxp for Chicago kuskegDn and TOiedof fooam
Fna Mil tor - N
Express for Muskeg0D and Hsrt--..-.....f 5 q D N
Night Exprehe for Chicago eii pn pm
= ight Expreks for indianapolis .. ...t II o. = "a
For Bic Rapids Baldwin, Lucoington
snd Nanistee ..--.........-...f o. =
TorBir Rs pids BALDWIN. DooiBgton and
NsnIsfee. ...................... ........f = an
ETrTes, Tor Nuskeeon and Cd haven stopm
NIGHT Express from ca iosro ..-.......... l0s m
Night k1pTess from lnIisHsJoi if.....-.-..' -
I1preEs from NrlsseEo1 and Hsrf...---.-i 70 q M
Mail from Chicago and HuskcRor .-...-f 81 3 "a
E1presS from n go and - aFeD - j. 2 "a
f1pTe~s IRON fs.ssvtter and NusterOuf nnrn
Fsxt lxrress from n icss0 ... .....- eGf n
Prom Nsniftse. Luoingfoa- BALDWIN
and Big splds. ...-. ... 80 p . ~
From Ns1istee. BodinTton. win = - N
@Dsiy sDsiiy exoep sunday. fDaiiY eyeeIf
Saturday. fDsiif crrerk kondsv.
Tbroagb coslhes 70 Cbicsgo on 80 ARD tfsln-
Through psrlor car 70 Cbtcsro 40 y ~ m
train NO ertrs charge 90 ~ets- J trough
Stepping aRo chsF CIR heiUeen indian
sloa OF Indianapolis y ight p pres srSiss.-
ThrOueh Sleeping car 70 fhiERu ~ ~ - : m
train --T-niou Ticket of3ee 81 Men Fos Il
" A CsFFFNTFE. Trsfc MANAGE
WILLIAM A GAVIN As Gen Pes Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
HOUSEMAN, DONNALLY & jones.
A DIFFERENCE.

"a year experisnoe ss cloiking euseFs
you hsEs DaaoUblsaiy nofiosd material
SiSereBoe Sc ne gooas zoe have p4fe1aseo
hem tia1e 10 time
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

nFTROTT, ItTslSs a SoKTEERN--feEkND
~ Fsrids 4 afinsv DiYisig1 AL trains a.
rye and 6epsr1 from & mon Depot
Pm pm an I've. Ar. ~, pm. -.
en- I - SIS Grand Rapids 81 ~ ~ - -
SO SIS SO Ieus,re 80 fN AS
104 sss 1910 DetruL fr - AS
pm Pm an. AT. I've an. rm. pH
Pm an I've AT sra pm
40 20 crsrf rari4s I'D lfm
50 H" ssfiusw flty. - 90
y. PM 1eY Ire
1a ne shortest In, ~ lietros sud KasL FleFsuf
TsrIpr a. bffwessn fiet-ssff aud fIsrf Fer'as
Trains iesvinf Detroit ] q DIR arc firHre Rap
idE = r-F1. rur dsily. o'ther tTssns daily er-
eeYf -Hnasr
a ALHQUTS1 7fckei teenf 1er1s ef0 I"
Nj NcoT Fvlur 7foEsf tgent = Non~1<s
gro p SMITH fren sgfa Trsnf Rssp3s
~ CkkfEf1fR
! 2 HrTFTEEN TrsEf NsneTer
Heners ksnazsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
h A 7 s.

Oar Impairment l. reuisss wisk Al
g Re isiess styies shsses aaa aesisas IA
Aer =. osiAs boSs sno ClilSges Rass
sn6 gsss
Ne are the ssis sgsna ias ne oslsbrs.sS
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27
wpsL~--.r. GRAND Rapids a Ipd,saa

A. sir.gsG rfs.y4 Agent Al depot; George W
ApnSon. CbsS TSe1a AGent % AonrossN
G. d. LeakSs,oE fts&A' lpsss. and Ticket Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-27

A difference 10 Their wear e didsIe1ns ]
tksaI n. slsls quality xnc rnish.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-17
Dis.oiulion OF Corartmcr,hip.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore exi ting under
The firm name of. Hybschnan g Go :,
Brewers, EIko, Nevada, is this day dis
solved, legal steps to that effect having
been taken.
The business will be continued as
heretofore by the unde signed who will
pay NIL debts toured by said firm md
collect all bills due the same, but I've
will not he responsible for any debts
contracted by A. j. HybSchmnn, late Of
said firm, aud the public is hereby eau
iioDcu 10 make no payments to the said
Uyb Gilman, rs bis authority to collect
the same has been legally nonulcd.
A. L"ICpTEE,
Proprietor Hum1o'dt B:cwery.
Elko, New, Aug, 20, 1889,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-17
Dissolution OF Cop;: :rtncrsn,s.

To whom it may concern: De it
known that the copartncrship existing
between Thomas Foster AID j. II. Hard
man under the firm name Of Foster &
Hardman, Dealers III Liquors and
Cigars, hes This day been dissolved by
mu.,ual consent, j. II. Hardmnn retir-
ing. The business will be continued by
Thos Foster who will pay all debts cou
tracted by the late 6"m and collect ali
accounts due the same.
THo3. Form,
]. II. HArDMAN.
Cn.lio, Rev., Sent. j, 1858. W.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-17
THE WEEKLY lTDEIENDENT.

Published @. -. -? a''d >eHt - ary adj
drcss t?os -.yc p&'"', IT lie 10: o. ag tates,
payable al advance:
One year.. 81 w
b4X nOhtn'.. ...-...-....-...... ~
Tor any rnriod uIlof six mon'hs Ei.ty
ems pc: moD.h.
E.. > -. L 0, M Po Il or
tn Oh - IN 80 mas =, saco!d
ca..s - -. e.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-17

ADTETri3ING RATES.
ou9d business 'riGcpla,. -.p9.S at the Of
Ace for C ,G".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-08

to the ra1S1 OF brigadier-generaL In the
fighting before Atlanta he was seriously
wounded in the left leg five inches below
the knee. On his way home he was
obliged TO stop at New Albany, where he
remained a year before his recovery.
The tibia was fractured, and though the
leg was not amputated he still has to walk
with a cane, and frequently suffers IN"
tense pain from the fracture.
AT the termination of his military ca
reer MIR. Gresham resumed his law prac-
tico in New Albany, and IN 1866 ran
for Congress. General
Grant. when President, wished to make
him Secretary of the Interior, but that
being impracticable, he named HIM as
collector of New Orleans. The APP
pointment was declined subsequently
MIR. Gresham was appointed United
States District Judge for his dlstrict'
In 1880 he WAS an unsuccessful caliuI-
date for the United states senate
When Postmaster-General Howe dled, IN
1883. President Arthur rendered the
nortfolio 10 Judge Gresham, who served
% Unconstitutional for nearly year.
Near the close Of President Arthur
term on the death of Secretary folger,
Tndgs Gresham was appointed Score
tary OF the Treasury Office which he
held for q short period. In Octo1er'
1874 he withdrew from the Cabinet alto
oetber. and in December OF that year,
1ndoe Drummond having retired from
the Office of United States Circuit Judge,
President Arthur gave the appointment
10 Judge Gresham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-08
The Future OF the south.
the Editor Offhe DispQtch :

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The policy OF the trainers OF the Con-
stitution of the United States was as to
the States, and as far as practical as to
the geographical sections balance OF
power. The same policy, originating IN
like wisdom, now prevails in Europe
and is essential to the peace and liberty
of the European States. The history OF
the world shows that great empires are
oppressive to some portions OF the EN-
pire and have always heretofore ended
in Capitalization Of power fatal to lib
erty. 70 avoid this as between our
States and geographical sections the
Constitution of the United States gives to
the small States the same power in the
United States Senate as to the great
States. In this way balance OF power
is created not only between the States,
but TO some extent between the sections.
These States are to-day divided into
three great sections-the North, the
South, and the Trans Mississippi. In
the past the South has been and is now
the victim Of the two other sections
combined in many ways. Were the
South powerful she would cease TO be
that victim. Agriculture alone will not
give to the South that power.
She needs manufactures, and railroads
that 10 large extent grow out OF manu-
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tors was the famous George Gennadius
Scholarius, the first Patriarch OF Con-
stantinopie after it's capture by the
Turks. The Minister'S father. George
Gennadius. was q native of Epi-
rus, province still under Turk
ish rule. He was o valiant soldier IN
the Greek war for independence, and
declined all military hOnors offered for
his services. Additional to his good
soldiership he was man of great learn
ing. and the present admirable school
system Of Greece, which is free to all,
from the lowest grade of instruction up
to the highest, including the University
at Athens, is monument to his I'M
firing energy and noble efforts IN the
cause OF education. John Gennadius,
the subject of his sketch, who is, OF
course, a classical scholar, chose a mer-
camille life after leaving college, and
followed it a few years but IN 1870 he
accepted the Office OF Secretary OF
Legation to Constantinople. He was
appointed Secretary Of Legation to Lon
don in 1874, where he was Charge
d'Afaires during the RuSs0-Turkish war.
Subsequently he was q member OF the
Greek mission to the Berlin Congress,
and took part in settling the Greek-fron-
tier dispute. From London Mr.. Gen
nadius Vas transferred to Constantinople,
in 1880. in taking his departure from
London, the University of Oxford hon
ored him with the degree of ID. q.
L., and the Greek Committee, under
the presidency of Lord Hosebery, pre-
sented him with an address. A year
afterwards he was again sent to London.
In 1882 he was dispatched to Vienna as
Charge d'Afaires an interim. Ia 1888
MIR. Gennadius returned to London,
where. i'll 1886, Mr.. TricOupis, the Greek
Premier, raised him TO the rank Of Min
lister Resident and accredited him also to
The Hague. IL is understood at Wash
lncton that the Envoy Extraordinary
from Greece ia DESTROYS to bring about a
reduction Of the duty on the currants
exported from that country to this.
Mr.. Gennadius is a highly-cultivated
gentleman, and possesses good looksand
pleasing manners. lie IS favoute IN
official and society circles. Besides his
mission to Washington he is accredited
by his Government Minister to the courts
Of several Of the European Powers.