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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-19

TNCAROLINE COUNTY COURT JUNE 10,
/ 1872.
Court the following preamble and resolutions,
which were adopted by public meeting OF the
citizens Of Caroline county held on the eth day
OF May last, in respect TO the memory OF Robert
Hudgjn late clerk of this court, and with aD-
propriate remarks asked that the same DO
spread upon the records Of this court and
certified copy thereof be sent 10 the family OF
the deceased
Whereas. this county has recently lost by the
hand of death, one of her Oldest and most re-
spected citizens. and one who has held the con
fdence and esteem of the people among whom
he lived for twO-thlrds OF a century, IN the re-
spOnsibie public capacity Of clerk Of the courts;
therefore Il Ia considered proper and betting
that some public notice should be taken and
made matter Of public record IN acknONledg-
ing the very protracted service OF faithful Oil
Ger, therefore be il
Resolved. That in the death of Robert Hud-
gin. late clerk Of the county court OF Caroline.
at the advanced age OF ninety years, this county
has lost faithful public officer, and the commu-
nifty has lost benevolent, publlc-fplrlted and
useful citizen and we add this brief tribute 10
hls memory.
Resolved, That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be presented TO the County Court Of
Caroline with request that they be recorded IN
the records of said court and certified copy
be sent 10 the family of the deceased, and also
that copy be furnished the newspapers Of
Richmond and Fredericksburg for publication
WILLIAM ID. QUESENBEKRY. Chairman,
WILLIAM +. CATLErT, Secretary.
A copy-1este:
THOMAS W. VALENTINE.
ieig-su-4w Clerk.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT Orr boHoois'
RICHMOND. Va, June Is, 1874
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
An examination will be held las required py
law for the benefit OF those who desire TO OBTAIN
licenses to teach in Public schools OF the GUY o.
Richmond at the Richmond High School puliu-
ing. 603 east Marshall street, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE o. 1872,
commanding at q O'Clock A. NJ.
n B.-This examination 10 NOT intended Tor
graduates OF the Richmond High School and oil
the Colored High and Normal School.
WILLIAM h. EOA,
Superintendent Public bchooia
CHARLEs +. kApy. Gerk. seltat
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BY A DECREE OF THE COURT.
BY virtue OF tho hereinafter ntioned de-
cree We will sell by public auction, on the prem
JUNE q. 1872

WEDNESDAY. JUNE p. 1892
~ A.so O'clock p NJ the ATTRACTIYELY-
LOCATED AND VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND above referred to, containing Hs
ACRES. lying on the east side Of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac ralrOad' tDo1s
three miles northwest of Richmond, ana al,
joining the lands Of Mrs. Rose u. Mordecal ana
others and having long front on the railroad.
The improvements are comfortable though not
valuable. The land is mostly level or gentY
rolling and Is az the same time well Watersd Dy
streams on its margin
The proximity Of this land 10 the city and also
to the extensively and permanently improved
lands OF the Bloomingdale Stock Farm and
others; its location on railroad running pas
senger trains every hour or so; its Susceptibility
OF improvement for division and sale INTO sd.
burban villa sites. and its facility Tor perfect
drainage combine 10 render this one OF the pest
properties on the market, and II should attract
as il well deserves, the attention OF investors
in solid real estate.
TERMs: One-fOurth cash. aud the resldue at
one. two and and three years Tor notes, with IN
tsrest added, with waiver of homestead e1-
emption, and the title retained: ,,,,,,,,
HILL CARTER.
A l.. HOLIDAY,
CONWAY X SANDS,
WALTER sYDNOR
Special Commissioners.
In the Circuit Court of the County OF Benrico-
EIetf VS.. Crenshaw, DC, and Buriey Us.
Bncseuater.
LW.S. Ieake, clerk Of the said court, do GER
tify that the bonds required OF special Com-
missioners Hill Carter, Conway x. Sands waiter
Sydnor and A. L. Holiday, by decree entered
in said cause on the lst day OF December iosi'
Given under NV hand this 10th day Of June,
1892 W. D. LHhhnE,,
iei2-su,we&frtd Clerk.
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Flour closed quiet. fine grades of
spring. el.e50Z25; do. winter, 42G2 so;
fuperfne. spring. S20 2G5 do. winter. S2.50g
2 %. extra No. 2. spring, S25093' do. winter
ltA65N&2j, extra No. 1, spring, s275@ 100
30. winter S8@A50; city mills, extras
HA.7505, Southern Hour quiet trade and
sanity extras, @3.s0Gf5O.
Wheat-Options we're duh and irregular
Trading was uninteresting, and prices closed
gonerally 1Ic. lower. Spot lot closed &c.
wer. spot sales: No. 2, red winter, 92slc.;
June. s55lc.; July, 561Sc.; August, St2sc.;
Corn Options we're dull and Irregular
closing only slightly changed. Spot lots
steady Spot sales No. 2 mixed at Coo; No.
9 mixed June. $3.50; July, 0326c. August,
sb5fc; September. $500.
Options were dull and steady, clos
Eng unchanged. Spot lots closed dull but
steady. Spot sales of No. white, 4019o4le.
30. $ do. 1910 40c.; No. mixed at $500,
AID No. 3 do. al 35c.: No. 2 mixed, June,
clKc.; July, 1890; August sac.
Pork quiet: mess at $1,000 70 for old.
Lard steady; July, 500 August. SOFT; Sep
tember. sGS5.
Sugar Raw, dull and unchanged; safest
e0usc0yado. 2s{c. 96-test centrifugal, 31sc.;
refined IN fair demand and somewhat
stronger cut loaf and crushed. 5te55fc.; pow
uered, 4s4m4yfc.. graduated, 43s95&c.i
cubes. 42lN4xc.; mould A., 9-l6Qg lilo;
Confoctoners A. 4A@%c.
Co1ee-Quiet fair Rio cargoes, 1919.
y utures closed steady; Rio OF Santos No. z.
July, sll.0O August. Sl1.65 September S1l. 65.
Pipe line certificates dull and featureless;
Gales, 1900 barrels.s At Consolidated tx
change july opening, 5456; highest, 547s; low
esl 5i59; closing. 54,l.
haya stores-Sprits Of turpentine gene
4aily steady but slow; quoted at 291. 929s4c.
.osin IN light request strained sl,271l; good,
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Cleveland and Hill May Miss 1t,

But if they do ii will be because there
You NAV, too and for the same reason-i O., 80
far as you are concerned. We want to say
right here" that we don't "dickeT." We pro
meas and want and expect to build upa reputa-
ton upon fair square. solid business .princi-
pies. with straight up and down" talk. We
have been little successful and we attribute
il all to our efforts TO act as best We could 10
ward both sides and upon this line we hope 70
win We have good list Of both saiabie and
rentable property We have some very desir-
ablo bargains in each departments and We truss
that those IN search of either will come and
see us. If we do not trade there ls no harm
dome. COBB & WINGFIELD,
Ia lott 90i Nam street.
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Ngw YonK. June 18.-Futures closed steady.
Receipts at the ports for the day are esti-
mated at 5000 bales, against $500 bales last
week and 800 bales last year. The spot mar
.ket is quiet at unchanged quotations. Mid
lding uplands. ~ Sales, J. 400 bales Trans
actions 10 futures today $1,000 bales. June,
e7.8i07.82 July. I34@L85; August, 7.4lGL42;
Eeptembor 148 October 7.53aT59; Novem-
Der 7Gs@769. December 7.1SQ7.79, JAN
fUary. 7s98L59; February, LS8@799; March,
i. lTmN OIL
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XTANTED-A SMALL FAMILY TO LIVE ON
w FARM NEAR THE CITY. The man to do
COOK Address r. NJ WINFREE,
ieIa-lt. Drewry's Bluff. Va.
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BY Apperson Pollard,
Real Estate Agents.
COURT SALE At
AUCTION OF FRAME DWELLING ON WEST
SIDE OF THIRTY-FIRSr BETWEEN
o AND P STREETS.

BY virtue of decree OF the Chsncery Court
Of Richmond city, entered on January 70, i9s<.
in the cause hereinafter named, Will sell ~
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE %, 1892
at 6 o'clock, P. NJ, the above-named property;
Dwelling contains about three rooms. olze OF
lot SO by GO feet.
TERYs: One-fourth cash; balance, at slx ana
twelve months interest added aud hte re-
tanned until whole OF the purchase money money Is
naid. CONWAY Il. SANDS,
Special Commissioner.
Page and wife. plaintiffs. against Carr and ais
In the Chancery Court OF the CHy OF hion-
mond.
|. Charles w. Goddin. clerk of said court. GER
tifyhat the bond required O. the speclai con- com
missioner by the decree in said cause OF teD-
ruary 20, 1899, has been duly given -, -,
February. 1892. CHARLES W. GODDiN,
jels-tds Slsl A.
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Heal Estate Agents ana huChOn0stS
nl3 Main Street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
THE VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER SECOND AND
JACKSON STREETS.
FINE LOT sOxi8s FEET WITH
GOOD FRAME DWELLING THEREON,
No. 6l7 NORTH SECOND STREET.
Kings administrator....' ......''''fiain'ih'
Johnson's administrator, &c.........Defendants
In the Chancery Court of the City of Richmond
In pursuance Of tho decree Of June 8, 1892, IN
tho aboYe-nsmed cause the UNDERSIGNED specihai
commissioners will sell by public auction on 'ne
premises on
TUESDAY. JUNE 81. 1922. ,,, =
at o'clock r. NJ. the aboge-named Al IhAASy;,
TIVE AND VALUABLE CORNER PhOrlEhillIht
at the SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECOND AM
JACKSON STREETS. the lot fronting ~ ieel on i
the east side Of Second street and extending DaSn
on the south line Of Jackson street ana Detneon
parallel lines 1872 feet, and having thetSpn
comtortable and substantial two-stoIy aha D1so
ment brick and frame dwelling o. eDIus t H,o
rooms and other improvements. Inc locasoh
and the lot are most desirable FOR business, and
il Is believed store erected here would a. pn''
command good business and mgr reIisa ~, 4
lASASs Ouo-tulIu chsi' tHo 80. - ,vwaiv ga
instalments by negotiable notes az six' t"s, sS
and eighteen months with interest added. an
the title retained until the purchase money Is
court p ii. G. CABELL,
HILL CARTER.
Special Commissioners.
J. b. ELAN 4 Co.. AuctioneerA
Kings administrator, plaintiff, against S Spnn-
sons Administrator defendants IN the IMAM
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond,
j. Charles W. Goddin. CLERK OF said conr', cer-
tify that the bond required OF the speelsl col-
missloners by the decree in said cause OF juno %
1897; has been duly given. ., -
Given under my hand this 18th day OF june
1899. CHARLES W. GODDlN, CLERK
iei6-td
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AT AUCTION.
A BAY MULE, taken up by the Police on the
bth instant. will be sold WEDNESDAY, the ed
instant 81 10 o'clock, At ELLIS 4 CAIHCAkrh,
corner Of Broad and First streets;
JOHN POE. JR-,
je1e-2t. Chief Of Police.
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r1cHmoNp tToCK MARKET.

RICHMOND. Va, June IS. 1892
-.-....,,,,,r sporarrrys Btd. Asked
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70 SERVE.
a Pennsylvania Judgp Who Declines to
Act as M Election Officer.

AANN W. vs.
WEST CHESTER. Pa, Oct. 10.-There
was a stir in the Chester county court
to-day the cause of which was the Baker
ballot law. On Friday last Judge
Thomas Waddell appointed ex-Judge
Thomas s. Butler as judge OF election
OF one Of the new precincts in West
Chester.
In court to-day, ex.Judge Butler re-
fused to serve, saying: 81 don't intend
to assume the responsibility of deter.
mining what some Of the provisions OF
the Baker ballot law may lean. 1t is,
in my judgment the most damnable
piece Of legislation v e put on our stat
ute books, and l do not propose 10 sub
nit myself to the danger OF arrest and
fine for the failure TO determine who ia
entitled 10 vote under the act"
This, coming from a man who was
but recently on the bench OF Chester
county, has apparently startled the
other election judges, and it is said to
be probable that many others will de-
cline to serve. 1t is feared that diff
Guilty will be had in securing enough
men willing to serve to carry on the
election in all the districts.
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with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to curc it you have to take
internal remedies. Halls Caturrh cure
is taken internally and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh cure is no quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one Of the best phys
icians in this country for years, and is
n regular prescription. 1t is composed
Of the best tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting di-
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination OF the two ingredi.
ents is what produces such wonderful
results in curing catarrh. Send for tes-
timonials free. +. j. CHENEY & Co.
P%roprietors Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price Zoe.
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Stock OF oil national banks with q
capital OF $4,000 each in the states
south OF the Ohio, including Missouri,
which has one-third Of the whole
amount-s6S, coo, $50.
An empire was once saved and the
foundations laid forthe best financial
system of Europe by the chance remark
OF a courtier, "Sire, there is one richer
than Rothschild-the French people,"
Who may anticipate the impulse when
the south shall learn that handicraft is
mightier than statecratt in building up
q commonwealth. Incredible it seems
that after all our boosted progress, the
workmen OF Rhode Island could buy
every share OF the stock Of the great
national banks in fifteen states Of the
south by check upon their deposited
earnings; thatthe deposits OF the work.
men OF Massachusetts equals the entire
assessment Of the state OF Virginia, all
its farms and mines aud cities and rail-
roads and personal estates; that the
workmen OF New Hampshire could give
their check for the state OF Florida;
that those Of Connecticut, with an
other years prosperous business, could
buy the state OF South Carolina, and
that the workmen of the state Of New
York could check against the states Of
Alabama, Mississippi and North Caro-
lima combined, or against Georgia and
West Virginia.
Virginia once stood first in the rank
of states. She came with advantage
over New York in her harbors, her geo.
graphical situation, her soil and mines
and forests and climate and wealth and
population; yet to-day she exhibits an
assessed value of S900,00O,O00, against
S3,OO0,OO0,000 for the lattar state.
The disparity does not diminish when
we come to consider the tables OF miCra-
ton. Virginia has 1855, $50 people, but
Of this number there are only 1884 tor
eign born; while over 100000 of her
sons have moved beyond her borders.
OF tho entire foreign population in
the southern stntes, more than one.half
is found within twenty-five miles Of the
border. 0mitting Missouri, there are
ten timos rs many southern born men
living in the north as men Of northern
birth in the south, aud there are fewer
white men to-day in the capital OF the
late confederacy than the southern born
white men who live in the city Of New
York.
LABOR holds its W or advances in
every state north Of the Ohio. while in
every state south Of it, 1t receives one
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We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. II you are afflicted with
a cough, cold or any lung, throat or
chest trouble, and will use this remedy
rs directed, giving 1t a fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund:
ed. We could not make this offer did
we not know that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery could be relied On. 1t never dis
appoints. Trial bottle frees at the Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store. Large size 50c'
and 81.
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third less than in the north and is
chained 10 twelve hours n day.
THE QUESTION.

third less than in the north and is
chained 10 twelve hours n day.
THE QUESTION.
What peril is there to-day that COM
pels our middle classes to pay this fear
full price, to remain on guard and sup
port o dynasty that ropels the sym
pathy OF the world, maintains caste, de-
preciates values, degrades labor, dis
couraves the ambition Of our youth.
delays our development, aud denounces
manhood.
By law we have resented and %fercely
| rebelled against, it is yet unalterably
written that tho south shall never be-
come great until it is altogether free.
History brings its revenge. The cover.
nor's chair in South Carolina is occu-
pied by a plain farmer, coming with
10000 majority against the regular
Democracy, and that in the first capital
OF the confederaCy is only held against
q popular movement that includes
$4,000 ex-Confederatc soldiers by u
violation OF the ballot box SO open and
defiant that it invites the return OF nine
Independents to the United States
Congress and the defeat OF the Demo
CRITIC electors.
This is a real revolution. Rebellions
We have known; rebellions that failed
miserably-because they wero raised
against freedom, but the revolt that
began at Clarksburg or the day the
"Imperishable Confederacy" was pro-
claimed at Montgomery, has grown
apace. Never has it gono backward,
not = county has it surrendered. 1t
burned with red iron through the motto
"Sic Semper T%yrranis," the better motto
"Montani Semper Liberi,".
1t is now too late TO speak OF this last
and greatest uprising with contempt.
1t is not n Republican movement; in
fact it comes with earnest counter as:
s]ertion, and yet it should command the
sympathy OF every Republican in the
north aud OF every lover Of liberty in
the land. tconIes to right the wrongs
OF a century; TO destroy a hateful sur.
VIGILANCE and subsection. Its hope is
in u new order Of things where the
southern girls cheek shall not crimson
ii she overhears il said that her father
is poor, where tho southern boy shall
not fear to extend his hand because it
is hard and brown and where any girl
or boy may rise to social recognition.
The question is rathcr Of how long de-
liverance shall ba delayed; surely an
other generation need not be given over
to despair. The closing decade Of this
century ought to see the coming OF an
equality that is greater than freedom
and the supreme hour for the south
when the shoulders Of labor shall hurl
down tho insufFerable burden OF a de-
cayed aristocrncy.
With deliyerance will come a second
opportunity to the Republican party.
Ii it shall remember that we are all OF
the same blood and religion, with the
same love for family, home and coun-
try and shall learn a lesson from the
sad laundering OF the past, and attempt
benefcent legislation, it may yet re-
trieve what was lost. II. @. PARSONS.
Natural Bride, Virginia.
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IHAD catarrh OF the head and throat
for five years. fused Ely's Cream Balm,
aud from the first application | was re.
lieved. The sense Of smell, which had
been lost, was restored after using one
bottle. l have found the Balm the only
satisfactory remedy for catarrh, and II
has effected a cure in my case.-H. L.
Mover. MaYerlY. n. Y.
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There is no use OF any one suffering
with the cholera when Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhga Remedy
can be procured. 1t will give relief in
a few minutes and cure in a short time,
/ have tried it and know.-W. II. Gin
ton, Helmetta, N. j. The epidemic at
Helmetta was at first believed to be
cholera, but subsequent investigation
proved 1t to be a violent form Of dysen'
terry, almost as dangerous as cho!era.
This remedy was used there with great
success. &
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satislac-
ton or money refunded. Price IS cents
q box. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
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a w q
To Those who Contemplate Study,
ing Shorthand.

You will make n GRAVE ItSTAKE II you under.
take 10 prepare thoroughly for lilling f~rStClaSs
positions rs Amanuends OUTSIDE Of 4 SCHOOL
supplied with all NECESSARY FACILITIES for THOR.
ou0HNESS and with an OLD n WELL ESTABLISHED
REPUTATION. whore you can be thoroughly
drilled In Grammar. Spelling. Punctuation, us,
OF Capitals. etc, as well ~ efficiently prepared
IN Bookkeeping and OGcc Work. as BUSINESS
NES NOW REQuiEE The REPUTATION OF such a
school Is worth 10 you. IN OBTAINING 4 sirUA.
TON. the entire cost OF tuition with a private
party or IN a So-chlled Shorthand School. Do NOT
MAKE THIS NISTNKE Call and see Us first.
au2I WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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IMPENDING CRISIS
In the South as Viewed by Colonel
H. O. Parsons.
FREEDOM IN THE TWO SECTIONS.

What Has Kept tho New South from
Devcloping-Thc Situation In Vir-
Ginia.-A contrast Between the Social
and Political Conditions of tho Solid
South aud tho Progressive North.
Prejudice Versus Protection and
Progress.
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A DENOMINATION.

The stnpendous advantage Of a coun-
try where affairs are so adjusted that
work is furnished for different members
Of q family, and where skill multiplies
strength, and where money is brought
to work for man as well as man for
money, is illustrated by the following
Iahlaa.
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ART INSTRUCTION

An Art Studio. conducted BIZ Miss ROSE N.
SwEENEY. VIII be opened in connection with
Mrs. Harris School. September II. IN the school
building. Pencil, Charcoal and Crayon Draw.
Ing Oh and Water Colors aud China Painting,
Pastel. ClRy.mOdellng aud Art RnRIneling will
receive special attention. Miss Sweeney has
been conducting Art Classes with marked
success IN the east for the past Ave or six
years. Further inquiry ma DO made Of MISS
ROSE ". SWEENEY. SCI Main street, or Mrs.
NJ. Stevens Hart. ~ Main street, or At the school
rooms on and after Monday, Scptember Il.
nul3
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sprial~ Correspondence oftc mhdligcHcr.
RrcnMoND, Va, Oct. l0.-The surface
indications do not indicate tho real
depth and drift of the tidal forces that
to-day are stirring the south.
The great question OF whether a mi
nority or n majority shall rule Mt last
ssumes practica! interest where white
men are principally involved, and un'
der a cla:norous contest there is a pur-
Sose that in tho near future will affect
seriously the political destiny Of states
and OF the nation.
Tho new south that has been lately
spoken OF rs n new phase OF the ancient
order at banquets and in Boosting, ap'
pears as a new order to tho consterna-
ton Of tho b~anqueters and the boasters.
The representatives OF 100000 OF
people come into the national arena, as
sorting their right to iuil citizenship,
protesting against the thraldom oil the
tradition and terror that made the solid
south, protesting against the new OIL
carey" which differs little that
tho black enumeration is inCrea,ed and
the white vote is diminished from tho
slave oligarchy Of the past. They come
into Congress bring Il casting vote for
the legislation OF the future and to force
from tho two great parties a COnsidera-
ton that tho south has not received.
Not by the ordinary standards may
we DO Judged. Peculiar conditions OF
life and habits OF thought: political in
stitutions and formso OF discussion differ
ent from those in other states, and the
imprint and impulse OF another civil
za,ion must MI be considered IN meGs-
uring the rising tide that to-day threat
ems the Southern Democracy.
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When the head Of a mortal gets turn
ed it is always going the wrong way
GdIucston NciFS.