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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-22
HISTORY CORRKCIEn
Some Facts About the Compromises OF
Is80-n1.

|
To THE EDITOR OF THR SUNNI! Mr.. td. l.
Pierce lately did mo tho honor to send me tw,
volumes OF MS memoirs OF Charlcs summer.
On page 10 he saye that Charles franci
Adams, Representative from Massachusetts.
member OF the Corwln Committee OF Thirty
three offered two resolutions on December %
md oo $40 Ona 1vas n cop stitutiona nj am an
,,ont xo,,d,nr ~, .ra,ont ~ tba consH
80. sa....s.a s,s..sr -. nrouo.na \,
'u',Vn ,i"'oi,, 1 n,s
save STATE enu aaopteo oy an INC o'a.es' ahe
the other tne admission OF new mexico hs
State without restricting its action as &c
slavery. And on page IL he says this: On
JAM 81. 1851, he (Mr Adams) made speech
In sunport OF his resolutions" AMI in n note on
tho same n.oa he continues.
hNe'e'' "ih'nfop anu a. - lawrence n'ihoe'' vi
tue boston 'n'oh m".'eo' sa' hee' Nuans Nv ~
was epeahns' ena "neh ne e'o'eu' hVerou gave mn
e C.,a non. 9, approval a', wa,
an address in Washington. Jan 2G"-Ns" FORK Tnbsnt
Jan. 2S. 1861.
at once wrote to Mr.. Pierce DENYING utterly
these reports Of the Tribune as untrue and
calumnioua also sent to Mr.. Pierce vol. OF
the Life OF CasBius NJ. Clay u. F. Brennan
Co. Cincinnati 1SS6)-voL being yet I'M
published-in proof that 1 was never ut any
time compromised. and that I was not in
Washington on the 31st Of January. when Mr.
Adamss speech was delivered. I received the
following letter in reply:
"MnroS, Mass, July 9. 1898
"prAn Mr. CLAY, Your, of June - is received.
followed the Tr'b' In tho matter you speak Of The
reports OK thA paper are on the whole the most
"n"e'e. 'no .ssA'. u ,. W..
w, I,h,nS hs ,,,sn.ns - 800, ,.,r,. tn. ms,tsr
however i, mot VERY important. A. YOU are in good
company. Governor Andrew supported Adams in the
lAtters propositions
1.-THE passage in page 1876 to which you call attention.
does not .how Sumner hostile to you. II 10 true no
wanted TO keep you in the country. where he thought
you would render important military service but he
did report Won for condensation.
..Tss 80. 49,, r.,.ma ~. ,,, =, ,,r ,o,.,,,
no IemArA aoou' RAISING lno 'on' y. ou' ,o.'Na
relations was no reflection on you ~ TREATED 70 tns
resolutions on Intervention
-Ithank you for the slip you enclose.
=, an. n,s,ori,., =. ,hronsS Which vnn h.vs ,x.a
IN our historical past through "hien you ns'' h.ea
.s., p,,,,,
oufs '.f, Huy'
10 the Hon oAssius NJ CLAY.
Tn ansver. Inaver VIVA for comnromise of
Al answer ne'ei WIS iot eo"pioiSe y.
any sort at any time. delivered speech or
lecture before the Republican Club at Wash
inotor nm tho oe,h dovot Jnnu.rv 1891 T
ns'on VI 'ne .o',, u"' VI
was temperate. Tor am always SO. but urn In
defence OF my opinions. I spoke on the 26th.
and return ed homo at once Fiye daye after
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-22

CHICAGO. Aug. 21.-Gov Tillman OF South
Carolina, In an interview yesterday regarding
the dispensary system In that State said: Il
think the law will be q success. 1t has. OF
course. encountered the bitter opposition of
the saloon keepers. who have been able to In
it. But have confidence that it will stand the
test In the courts of last resort. and that 1t will
ultimately prove great blessing to the peo-
hibitionists support the law. The fanatics.
who want nothing short Of absolute prohibit
aallara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-22
The Cicero of the Stump.

The matriculatlon Of the Hon. WILLIAM
EVERETT Of Massachusetts into the House
of Representatives was accomplished on
Friday last. He made his first speech be-
fore any legislative body and he spoke
with ease and effect. The apparent slight
blunder In addressing the Speaker as Mr..
President" a blunder turned into flatter-
ing compliment. II beg pardon. Mr.. Speak
or. to be President hereafter" was. we may
be permitted to suspect. Intentional: one
OF those rhetorical articles which Mr..
EDWARD EvERErr used so successfully. Mr..
WILLIAM EVERETT has the Attic orators
and QUINTILIAN at his fingers ends. and
he has for CICERO an admiration such as is
felt in Canton. Mass. for the life. speeches,
and public documents Of the Hon. ELIJAH
ADAMS MORSE. one Of Mr.. EvERETT's illus
trious colleagues in the Massachusetts del
egation. But Mr.. EVERETT is as we'll versed
In the practice as in the theory of oratory,
and 1t was impossible for him to be dis
turbed in making what we trust Is only the
frontispiece to goodly volume OF Congress
speeches.
If there were any members of the House
that knew Of him only as a scholar who. ac-
cording to legend, could repeat the Odes OF
HORACE when he was seven. they must have
been somewhat surprised. Mr.. EVERETT
doesn't keep time by anybodys watch but
his own. and he has the salience and surprise
OF genius; and II any OF the Representa-
tives had set him down beforehand for a
petrliicd pedant they made as big mis-
take as naturalist would II he classified
tho tiger with tho striped zebra. DR..
EVERETT is no DR.. SYNTAx. but stump
speaker who can make the hastings howl
with enthusiasm and delight. Take WILL
LIAM Jennings BRYAN. the Boy Orator OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-22

SAN Francisco. Aug. 21.-E I. Barnard OF
the Lick Observatory returned on Saturday
after six months trip visiting the great OBJ
seryatories OF Europe, He says that there is
Lick Observatory for astronomical obserya-
ton, I'VE naturally expect to find perfection
IN atmosphere under Italian skies" said Mr..
that he experienced great difficulty in getting
a clear view Of the heavens. and as a matter OF
fact, / scarcely found a clear night in all my
journeys through Europe"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-22
The Storm Not Much OF = Producer OF
CrOtOu.

Reports received at tho Department OF Public
Works yesterday show that the rainfall In tho
Croton watershed for both Saturday and sun
day was only "a inches. 1t was said that this
supply. II Is still necessary to draw on the
storage reservoirs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-22

We do not believe that the stoppage Of
immigration from Europe to our ports, by
enactment Of Congress. for minimum Pc
Rod Of one year. would be disadvantaReous
to this country. or to its prosperity. or to its
industries. or to any OF Its interests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-22

The credentials Of the Hon. WILLIAM L.
WILSON Of Virginia for the Craftsmanship Of
the Committee on Ways and Means are on tho
whole. sufficient 1t Is true he worked hard to
havethe last Dem ocratio National Convention
record its approval Of protection. but that was.
as he supposed. in the personal interest Of
Mr.. CLEvELAND. Mr. WILSON has elsewhere
preached the robbery and outrage OF proteo-
ton too long and too honestly. and he himself
Is too good Democrat. not to subscribe faith
fully to his party's principle OF tariff for rev.
enue only. As rule. Speaker CRISP has ar
ranged the various com mittees wisely and well
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-22

What does The Sun think OF the action of
tho Chicago Convention in approving the ssnIxGER
Free Wool bill '-Bg9uo (otIis.
When. where. and how did tho Chicago Con-
vention approve the SPRINGER Free Wool bill
Let US have chapter and verse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-22

we shall! We Shall Bst Oh III
Prom hs Adam. Ey.srnaa
h,sss W0ua ask TEE svSi wiz We he happy "a, "a,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-22
IHH HUs1ANn

1 That Il 70 say. the Ne. Whe @ss ""'
Do you see tho msni
I do see the man.
Who is It with himi
It is his wife.
80 he is marriedf
Yes
Happily
Average.
How Is THAR
Well sometimes he is glad no 10 married.
and sometimes he wishes he wasn't
Arc all husbands so1
Most OF them.
Always3
oh. no; the FIRST rear never. and then.
again. whom they are quite old.
Why in the first YEAR,
Novelty.
And latterly7
No use worrying the few remaining years.
Taking It big and large. however, thoy rather
prefer the married state. don't they7
Yes.
Why can't they make Il happy all the timer
ometimes they don't care to; their wives
won't let them sometimes. and. besides. It isn't
human nature to be happy all the time.
They would have been unhappy as bachelors
Certainly.
This man doesn't seem to be very- attentive
W his NHeI
No; abe doesn't expect IL
Why notY
Custom.
Customps
Yes; nobody does that People would laugh
II he was as devoted as he was whom he was
counting her.
Would he care for that7
1t isn't pleasant to be ridioulsd.
What does shc think about IT.
Pretty much as he does.
She likes those smaller courtosiss Of men 20
women. doesn't she?
Yes. but she would rather not have them
than to be the subject Of comment.
Who makes such commentsf
Mostly persons not happy as the average
Are there enough OF them to oount7
1t appears 60
Isn't there some other reason besides thatf
Possibly.
Men and women. as husbands and wives.
get little tired OF each other. don't they3
Enough to mako lover-like attentions rather
oppressive
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14
Las Cruces Items.


Las CRUCES, N. NJ, Feb, II, '9S.
District court convened on last Monday
but only as a shadow Of its former great
ness. The Territorial side was "pro-
rogued" till March. Cause-no funds TO
"run it." No funds makes a good many
other things run with "dead reckoning
down here.
The U. s. court has a clear field. 1t
opened with 10 cases on the docket.
Forty-one Edmunds Act cases and
twelve Dane cases. OF the latter, two
are fol. embezzlsment, eight for false re-
port, and two for false entry. None Of
the Dane cases are yet set for trial
Street rumor has il that AshenfelteT
has withdrawn from the cases, or the
CAGES have withdrawn from Ashenfelter,
and that Col. Fisk is giving an opportu-
nifty for friends Of the accused to raise q
fee for Mr.. Catron who II is understood
will probably come. The prisoner
shows the effects OF confinement 10 some
extent. Seven Edmunds cases are set
for trial next week. All those DESTROYS
OF gratifying a mawkish propensity foI
the exhibition may prepare to begin
their audience next Tuesday
r. T. KER
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

None of these officers applied TO tho
present board Of commissioners aud so
far as 1 know did not 10 the other board
for any authority to purchase these arti-
cles to be charged to the County, and l
presume that the others, like the sheriff,
ordered all OF this printing and station
cry before entering upon the discharge
Of the duties of thu offices TO which they
were elected. That for the sheriff was
delivered at the sheriff's Office before the
retiring sheriff surrendered the office.
It is evident that this was a job TO give
the Enterprise a benefit before the new
board should choose the new County
printer.
The commissioners saw ct to lay over
these bills Of the Enterprise until the
next meeting Notwithstanding the We
hement instructions Of the owners Of the
paper regarding their duty in the matter,
hence the attack on the board in the last
issue Of that paper.
The advlce Of the district attorney as
" bho AaW HOfDAAlAB Nhp uNto VI th1
board will always be needed but when
no appears to make dh argument in be-
half of a holder OF a claim against the
County his argument will be considered
the same as that Of any other attorney,
II is not true that there ara no funds 10
the treasury Of the County to meet IL
obligations. All just or legal bills ini
CURED by proper Authority have beer
audited and paid, With few exceptions
and there Is still q balance in the current
expense fund. AS a matter Of fact tbs
finances Of Grant County are in bette
condition today than at any time during
the past year. The board has no favor
ties and cannot be bull-doEed into choos
ing any.
In conclusion / desire to cay that
shall endeRyor to do my duty and il
every way protect the interests OF thu
; County without fear or favor and re
gardless OF attempted bull-dozing in thI
commissioners room or spitoful attack
In the newspapers, and / 4 believe my'coI
leagues will do the same.
! Yours respectfully,
J ONE OF THE BOARD Or CouNr
1 COMMISSIONERS.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

II seems the oNpers Of Or. Drum
moud's Lightning Remedy for Rheumai
tlsm hate a Bonanza, as their remedy
has never been known to fail ina single
case. There Is certainly room IN the
market for a medicine that win do what
they claim for this wonderful preparation
Although the pTico Is S5per bottle " a
does ono half claimed Tor Il tho price
shoald be 6iO0. n the druggist has not
80. II, the remedy will be sent 20 any al.
dress by prepaid express 90 receipt p'
price. Drnmmond Medicine Co, 49rJ.
Maiden Lane, New York Agents Eanttt
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14
Noticn tn Rondhnlders.

Notice is hereby given that all out
standing bonds issued by the town Of
Silver City, Grant County, New Mexicoy
in accordance with an act of the legirla-
tive assembly Of the Territory OF New
Mexico, entitled "An act 70 enable the
town Of Silver City in tho County OF
Grant, to aid in the construction Of 4
railroad between Silver City aud DEM
Ing" Approved February 18th, 1882, arc
under the direction OF the town council
of said town OF Silver City, hereby called
in, that any and all holders OF said bonds
are hereby notified TO present the same
TO said town treasurer for redemption
at his Office in said town Of Silver City
on the 14th day Of March, 1893. between
the hours Of 10 a, m. aud 4 p. m.
Any such bonds, SO, as hereby called
in, which shall not be presented FOR pay
ment at the time herein specified, shall
cease to bear interest from and after
date last mentioned.
In testimony whereof / h%ereunto a6lx
my oHicialslgnature this 9th day Of jams
1893.
j. w. CAnTER. treasurer OF
the town Of Silver City, New Mexico. Of
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Germetuer presents an array 81 tcstt-
monials absolutely without a parallel IN
the history Of medicines, both as to
character and number. II is endorsed
by THOUSANDS of our best known meng
and wo are authorized in saying that ID
will permanently cure Catarrh, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Asthma, Bowel, Liver,
Bladder and Kidney Troubles, Paralysis
Epilepsy, Erysipelas, Insomnia, General
Debility, and Skin Diseases, such az
Scrofula, Eczema, dc. 10 c]leanses and
puriios the blood, yigorates the stomach;
tones up the general system, and thue
brings health and happiness. It 10 no
nauseous compound, but is as pleasant
to take as a glass OF Lemonade. For sale
by w. q. Porterfield.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14
Stray Notice,

The undersigned has taken up rs strays, ono
gray mare apparently nnbroke ubout nine years
old. with Young lrOn-gray HORSE colt and iron
gray ycHrlin0 Nurc GILT. Mare and yeAfling
colt are branded j n l. Oh left hip The Owuer
Of above described uhimHls wiz lose game az the
end Of seven months from date of nrst NOTICE
unless he or his agent cnim same, prove pronof-
Is and pay the legal charged for same within
that time. /. i. ANCHETA
sol. san LOfeuzo. ~. M
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

O. f. W. schmidle has just arranged
10 sell oil his steers, from 3's up, at coed
figures. They will be shipped either
from Silver City or Deming.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

T. H. Webster was over from COutral
City last Saturday.
wv. Bishop was in from the ella last
week.
d. G Hobart visited the Territorial
capital last week.
j. II. Sharman will o o take up his
residence in Phoenix, A. 7.
J.. c. Berry, merchant and postmaster
at Georgetown, was here last week.
R p. Hart and Harry Classen were
over from Lordsburg last week.
Mrs. Gus Maiser and family expect to
leave For the eest in about two weeks.
w. @. Swift has moved into the resi-
dence owned by Mary Ann Dougherty.
w. A. Leonard expects to take up bis
residence in Velasco, Texas, soon.
Prof. Decker was over from Central
last Saturday.
J. II. Bragaw wns ovor from George.
town last Friday.
Henry Rosenberg returned from a
business trip to FL Paso last Friday.
Col s. P. Carpenter who has been IN
town for several days returned to his
ranch last Saturday
Walter Hart brother Of r. P. Hart
is expected out here from New York thi:
week.
Charlie Ashton, one of the old timers
Of this city, is going east and will take il
the big fair before he returns.
Sheriff Laird was in the southern
part Of the County last week on bust
ness.
A. g. Carter, one OF the prosperoul
ranchmen on the ella, spent severa
days in the city last week.
john J. Quinn, late OF the firm Of Johr
]. Quinn & Co, Of Demins, was here last
week.
G. ". Miles, our popular young asses
sor, has gone east. He expects to b,
gone several weeks.
J. B. Warren left Thursday for HoI
Springs, Arkansas. He was accompanied
nv his valet do chamher
Mayor Fleming went to Santa Fe lasI
week. He returned Sunday evening
and brought the news that the norma
school bin had been signed.
j. w. Fleming, G. H. Utter and D. P
Carr have been appointed delegates from
this place to attend the American bi
metallic league which meets in Wash
ington on the 22nd inst.
Harry Bennett arrived in town tn
beginning OF last week to take a position
as clerk in the assessors Office. Mr.
Miles has made a good selection. Harr,
is an old Silver City boy and most of hi
E6ldJlN6S i've ueIo uOWs Ao bp0dhs an
writes f~luently both English and Spanish
is a book keeper and q first rate boy.
Louis Thinner, who erected the Tim
mer House in this place and who was
resident Of this city for many years, wa
here last week shaking hands with hi
old friends. He is somewhat thinne
than he was when he left here and ha
been suffering from throat trouble. H
is going to Phoenix to try the effect o
the climate there on his throat.
NJ. H. Marks, the popular salesma
who has been with Max Schultz here 70
some time, went to the Mogollons o
Saturday with a stock Of goods for Ma
Schutz's new branch store. Mr.. Schut
is one Of the solid business men Of thi
section who is showing his faith in tn
Mogollon district.
Bread five cents a loaf at j. N
Wallace & Co.'s. ~
Hand made creams IS. cents a poun
q
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

The residents Of Deming are going 10
organize a Gre department
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14
II Took Trouble, Bnt NE Got m.

About two months ago ] purchased
from you q bottle OF Chamborluin's
Cough Remedy, put Up Ia Des Moiues
Iowa. Such Good results we're obtained
from It's use that / enclose one dollar
and ask that you send me two bottles by
express. A. ScRTvrN, rs +. 18th St.y
New J ork City. To II. II. Lauc, Drug
cold give this remedy a trial aud, Ike
Mr. Scriven. You will want h epain when
in need Of such a medicine. 80 cent bot
ties for sale by w. Q. Porterfold, drug
gist.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Mrs. Borden, Of the W. @ t. u, was
here last week 70 reorganize the Union
here.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

The city delinquent tax sale will be
held in front OF the Silver City National
Bank this morning at 10 o'clock.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Shipments Of bullion from this place
for the past ten days have been very
heavy. II this rate Of shipment could
be maintained there would be 20 reason
for complaint among mining msh
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

The Silver City normal school will be
a handsome addition to the northwest
part Of town beyond the residenc por-
tion.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

The Graphic mine, at Iiadiey, has
been closed down temporarily II is ev-
pected that il will DO several weeks be-
fore It will be started up again.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Newton Bradley had his arm amputat-
ed last week. This step was taken on
account Of a cancer from which Mr..
Bradley had been suffering for some
years.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Fruit raisers are getting anxious for
colder weather and it lie feared thaS the
buds will advance too rapidly and that
they will be injured by late frosts.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Cattle on the ranges are reported to be
in good condition and the winter is now
30 far advanced that very light losses
are anticipated.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Stockmen in this County will have no
difficulty in disposing OF cattle this year.
Buyers are already on the alert for cat
Tie and fair prices are being offered.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

We are in receipt Of an invitation from
the Governor TO a reception which was
TO have been given last evening.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Fresh homemade candies at Fritter
& Harris. *4tf
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14
Silver City Won.

DAANCA WY WINS
A foot race between Wayne Whitehill
of this city, aud Herbert Robinson. of
Plnos Altos, was run Sunday afternoon
on the track near the railroad station,
There we're quite a number of Pinos
Altos people present and they we're all
willing to back their champion. AL
though Robinson was beaten here by
Gibson recently be was confident that
he could win the race against Whitehill
and there we're quite a number OF Silver
City people of the same opinion.
Whitehill was not backed by Silver
City as strongly as Gibson was although
he was confident Of his ability to win
There was but little delay in making
preparations and it was agreed that tbs
men should start at the drop Of a hat.
L. A. Shelly, Of this place, was selected
as the starter and he took a position
under the wire and dropped the hat. Al
soon as the hat left his hand Whitehil
started but Robinson was not 80 quick
He lost several feet at the start which
he was unable to make up and White
hill came in winner.
After the race was over there wa
some dissatisfaction expressed by TN
Pinos Altos folks aud a free fight wa
narrowly averted. The a C was To-
yards for $50 a side and there were.
number Of small bets on the outside.
Robinson's friends believe that he cal
beat WhItehill and there is a good pros
pect that another race will be run be
tween the champion OF PinoS Altos ant
iSilver City's favurite.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Steve Uhle, al the Cave saloon, keeps
only the best goods in his line.
l-tf.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

Our finest hand made cream
candies 30 cts. per pound, 3 pounds
for Sl,00 Aft. NoIAN's p. o. Store
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14

George D. Jones shipped a car load of
steers to Albuquerque last week. The
prospect for cattlemen is pretty good
when Albuquerque butchers have to
come to Silver City for their beef
cattle.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1893-02-14
O 81 49,.


Are "a fake but there Is no fake about
Fred Skeletons place beng the fnvorits
resort In Silver City. The finest wines.
liquors and cigars are 10 be found there
ana the club 10 connection is me
OF the pleasantest resorts In tho Terri
tory. Fred knows exactly how 10 pleass
his customers and doos tito p~crpCUtion,
maM