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I'AILY ENQUIRER ■ hUN. COLUMBUS. GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING. AURTL ias6. MAJOR BACON’S POSITION m» irrllM ■ i«ll» tone rnlaa nil At- IIHAt T**ar4 lb# linllroitd l iiumli- ■lU. be HOoep>d bv me as binding up u tu led;\riaij•» 1 Judgment ami ac'i >n, ] Y uro veryfrnlv, A O Bacon Mr Dor B bn received ihe foliovr- iug letter from M.Jor A 0 Bacon, iu reply to one aukitiir blot for a stale- merit of L1b position ou (he questions which are answered below; Macon. March £7. 1880, - D maid M Bun, E q, Atlanta—My D ar Sir: I sui iu receipt of your ucle of the 1 27 h inst, in wblob you ask me to state for publication my p»o,i ion rel- j alive to the rsilr'ad c uimUsiou in this stale My recogn z d re ation- I ship at this time to Hie public makes ! ti proper that I h ;u d reply pr mpt- • iy to your iiqulry. I would la/ej preferred to pos p ine this publication i unttl alaterday, wbeD my position ! upon this and other public questions I will be s ated with n: ro elanora'i in. ! There are., however, s rue con-idea ■ I ti or: e which suggest lie p-opriety o) j a present reply, which will prevent i hereafter any unintentional mis • B'a'emcnts by any oueof my position i on tiii- important q e- 1 li. 1. I was a m : inner of the 'egisla | ture when the law was enac : ed which j created he preje t commission, and favored and asiistsd in the enact- I mpjjt of the same. I have beeu ever sines in fever of the c -aUnuauce of the comiubsiou. 2 Theie is no good re-son why theresb >uid be atilagon sue or bitier- nes-s between the public and the rail- read lu I crest To prevent such ant-g > nisms and to s ’cure and m jinialn h rr- monioas re a ions between the pub lic and the railroad <, there is no bet ter agency than a o mmission which realiz a the great reap msibtliiy rs.»i- iug upon it, and w'.nch is animated by a Sincere desire to accomplish this most important .emit I i tnis es sential work u wiseard conservative commiss o:t ‘s no less impor ant to tbo railroads than to the public 3 The oomml-siou shoutd not be the partisan etther of the public or the railroad interest It should be as nearly as possible a thoroughly impar'ial tribunal to Judge between them, to do exact jus ics to each, and to do it Justice to net her. It should guard the public agates' any op pression by tbe railroads. I should also be car*fnl to avoid anything which will unDtCfcSsarliy ii fl ot in jury on the railroads. I is me high duty of government to pioteot and const-, ve all interests; public, perso na! and corporate. 4 The railroad companies shall not he allowed to charge exo ssive rates of freight or passenger tar:tt. It is proper, h' wever, that they should be allowed such rates asw-11, wlthcire- ful nd economical management, en able them to ke- p 'heir road bud and equipment in a condition safe and court triable to rbw public and at the same time make i.t prac icable to give j reasonable dividends to their stock- holders, and to pay liberal wages to I their employ es commeusurate with! the danger and diffle ilty of the ser- [ vices they rend-r. I i the content J muni, •: ffioionoy eud fi lelt.y of the-e 1 employes e>'ery cl'lzsu of tue state i ha* a pertonai in erest. /ft. I regard the continuance of trio ; railroad commission as the settl'd ■ policy of ihe s'aie, fou ded In the I deep conv c ions of ou/ people as to j Its propriety and neces-i y P.rma-i nor: us i' prom'sen to ; e it is of the J highest importance th it it should be ; util z das the promettrand conser vator of harmoni ,us re a:io s be* tween the public and tne railroads Ii should not be perverted into a measure by which to lometit discord Had to create division among our people. No more deplorable dis.is.er could; befell us that* to have political lines ! drawn on this issue, wnli e.acu side co >tend>,,.g hlderiy for t-.em.s.ery over -.he cm or. Such a co tt.it once ; lnaugu a eu would be c iu .nu t wnu j varying succtss from year to yesr. ; Hea't.d sod angered by stu.gilc the ' euec-ssful sl'te would doubtless op press and misuse the other Wo ether the one nr tbe other a e victorious the result would be disastrous to puh.ic a"d private iuteroEa I’is certaiii'y ibe part f patrio ism for all good cii z os of wha'sotvor con» fl cling opinion, to p event this di vision aud stnie aurl to uahe in the conservative til rt to maintaib the j couimis uo'n as a thrroug- 1* no - j pp.-tisan tribunal, w.’s I/s riving for; the g i.id ot ah nod cvrtfu >y avoid.t-g ! the i Jury of •*•...y. 7 Upon the vital qu-stiou aa to the P'npr:e‘y of mt.lt ami; g ihe rou E.tB:d'<u wi h powers u<ces?ar,, for its efficiency, there i-t;Mie or no di vision among the people of thi.-i s'aie D fl ‘ter css which fX'V. as to matters of detail 'he democratic convention, w hen it a::-i rubles, will be wue 1 enough o deal with ai d asttle with- : out division. It will te the duty of: an members of the pury to accept [ aud he governed by the declaiou of i thf convention ou these quep lone. F •( six'eea years the wriole people j of Uooigi- havo maintained crn'rol of the stale government by adhering teths nemocra.ic organ z.tlon, and by settling among themselves all the difference? as to men and measures. The result has been a restored pros perity and a public and private credit which onmruands the admiration of tbe whole country. It will be a fatal day when there shall be no longer left among us the wisdom a.id con servatism nee s-ary to prevent divis ion and discord iu tbe party upon this or any other question of state policy. The preservation 1 of d«no-crattc unity and orgaui- ‘ z’.tlouin 'ilia state s essential to the maintenance of good governm n\ 1 Bel'eviug thin I have mvariably ; yielded protr.ptly to the decisions of ! the oa.fy t po king through its con- j veuiions. I shill pursue the ssnu , course tu the future, and the priuoi- , p'.ee and iitc policy arm iu iced by the Oouvaodon bc-co to Assemble, relative f* ■ ", rahr ad commission as well as to outer ;_ai;«n» of s.ate concern, will • UlSBisnU Nncb aa Tkl# isrr# Welch! In August, 1881, U WM Ulsoovei tu f that my son’s wile was In the last stages of consumption. Hbe was oougbieg incessantly, and at times would dla- charge quftiritJos of pas from her lanes, could not sleep or retain any thing on her stomach, and we thought It only a question of time when life j would bo compelled to *lve wey to the fet! destroyer. After a'.l otbei remedies bad falf«d. we got Brewer's hung Restorer and began it It. very •mail doses, as she <vas very woak. «no so-n began to improve; continued too intiedy .vid wss restored to Ute sit:J it Altbi sod Is to-day better than she h«s aycr beeu before. I regard fur ro-toratioc se nearly a tui/ecle, tor •-hJcb ’-he is indebted to Brower’s ..ling Vtrr/toror R Vt Bonnsv '-'as o. Its CbtOJgoiotoi Ojcan i Ktve Fii Id s i!;uMiiuirg Mi imotiim *dth « uteri-;■ ojIloiHiiii New York I T inje.sieo the i dn.uari cl z = h are it I u&. rtv i n tg tt with a ■.iho’gi'c, The E'gheh le; gusgo tg tan o aynonv ros. or w -ids, esotiof w! on in'. the same meaning, K ir i-xauapi“, o name ot S. Jacob- O is a «y <n n - u. fur ibeooi quer, r ol pain, the nt y cure tor rhenniAilsoa. heahh aud happino a, freed->in hum naura via, and iu i:,ct many o her w. ids wnich signify ser • ous bodi r ailments. Cuof/rui* fruit growers are talking i o tianana ca'tnre as a mat.l.i r of >:x pcrlmunt Vrvi sum, li»blliiai#tl Men, You are ahnweif a free rat of thirty , day* of ihe use -#l l)i Dye’s Ce'.ebraieil Voltaic Belt with Rivoatle fSuepomxii> AppUarju-es, for the speeuy /eiicl a,.-.: f ormaraut cure oi Nervous Debility, loss uf Vitadty and Munlim and .h kindred trooble* Also for many otb I ar diseases, Complete restoration '.o j health, vigor and raftti!ic n d guurantoed, i No risk Is Irourred Imat,rated pam- I phtet, with ful! Information, terncm, etc, mailed free bv addreeBlng Vutr.ajc Bait Co, Marauslt, Mien. dent? tn.th.«at,seAw]y tft«Ural t ftufltl2we8i«rii <& ’l»hn^uukr»)i« ft»mboi & *** All trtoii4 oi tiiitiy*i*n. .kit ra. tv CwoliA. or HOija .v«riMn>»< nu«>» bAVAMMAti. Wa., jMiiuary 24, .c tt * W anti afUrHUNDAl, Jau 24 Q, itttttt ini Hit or thffin* ri)rd>9 v n hal ai KJ follow*: €sBsS.«WMii Maw.. 11:16 pii3 U:0U m 1:17 »m 2 U pm 2 83 aid J 8 2~ pit. 8 2U am | 4 >.0 piu 3:35 am I 5 4t pm 5 8 an 7 00 pm 5:18 ami 7 19 pm 5 i-3 am 7 19 pn 7:82 am I 9 85 pm No. 19 * |No 17 * | LVNBafuuuAL. .Oliver^,, MlJieiu., .Ml Ilf a... Ten uuu.. ... Muuod ,., Macon No. 52, iiiH’g'r -Ar I 07 pi.i • Lv| 2 'Aj pm .Lv ) .10 put ,Ar l 18 oru .,A. ,il 2* i-. .A * 110.19 MW .Lv i i -i" ..A. I x 10 Ai- U2 u Ar Harue vliie L lj j War cnvlJiA a i U--i tflii • ._A ' la ‘ ' • 41 H'l'-.i nyui''-'. i\'7. *i< Ii bC A i) UP. No 5.'..* F»»e*g r 4*14 an ;i 10 i<m 8 00 v> r,, 10 Id pill n o.i ru. o*M»u xio, 2.* ‘ w\’ H 26 \ in ‘ 6.8 pu- i frier, | * • 11 i>h. | I : U! 1 I I : ’ i !• .-‘I ... . ’ • , • ’ I I 8 10 Altl i W pm Lv ....•: iuii Ar ll ,5 1 ., 1 1 ) h 16 8 45 , • . Ar... \rv,1. 1 ».w- • I i--'t :-n 1 | No 2tt. • Nn.Z'.ti Pupr’;: * FataiiiuM Itr’tfl*. Ffc-ou 1. I 1 Lv A. 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Fur sale by J >hn P Turner, Ooium bos Gr _ eod&w Despite the Eimunds resoiutlons, euch senstors bs Mr Hoar expect that the seriate will confirm all of the oreM- deni’s aopoiotmeota which are worthy. ELY’S cream mm rARHL whin cpplifld to the no*:! 1 ’? yjT.I be ef* fer t an JI v cleans** Idr !ho U^)4 < cnuroR vim c.orPg )i;i Ik • d ;n mall o •,>«' p» O’ cots humem A br^'^e t beios' y-t* GA8P.' *> 8 from HfJ’ /o^ime v° °he d m *' am. * . V , * M *KAY“FK ¥ & No L’qalfi or Siuff j j Q, itok Hrlte •’id P ; ! lv? Du**, A p.rMoR- h cppiietj hi •> Lech nf>«tvK ami li> Rgri««ble to ur.e P t”OD : . bjr ’na'! nr At drupKlala. 3end fot clrouitt*. >,LY BHOTUERS DrngtjIh**, (iWCfff' n n/.rrK rri'lw’v r»wr» n~‘ by over live yi-ms i-xp.'i duratilc, ninri. pliuhic, n and never bnn/,3. Avoid clu ap niiitnnC'ii kinds of cord. Nunn „. “Dr. Warm,,n's Ciuiu; ou insii.it of sled cover. TD3 S/UE BY ALL LEA3IR5 MEROHARTS, WARNERBRCTHERS. 353 Bco’ dw-ay, New York Cili ' - 3 ■ . 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Melbodist i)i- v;ue aim tuiipiut L’hjfi- ciav s- j'i of -ARE YOG ']*» licBulikfci’ rt* alia loi'iiff. i . •;-[ ally rHCurninerul t* »<i ail w*,. .tut k> or any Dis-'fl***'cnt.--d ’» f the Liver. W. U Pi? UN \ l;l) 0 YOU WANT G0(!0^ } f* ^ 1 suffered iutcnfply 3,^64^^ '* » 1, J, BKADF1'I D’S Tirki'Wi for an points and Sleeping Ct«rtb» a ituuufi. v.ue oi all ;rb*liia. *\2u lA.il IKK-liLliU. Gen’l tiup’l Savannah. » •- H \.<<n AN.Traffic Mana*er, bataanati. ’> • <) r a UK WE^TJfjW.I'i i).AtX.-RO.iiA> Li* 1 lie iir.s-Class Dirtct Route to all Fn«»enu * (tie , New York titan via i. uli-vil c Cioae connection ma'*e wlui Vied.. Cli cii 1 iati Southern, O ,!y 37 hi ur- • Y k ' Stih'',., nn; to li Li avo Akio ’’ G: 11 IViunu’? A-rrivc Sounrt — ughvo Se.m • r r • Vf* • flftimfi Vrrlve Ci’WiCf- ” (-hobnw N .lapuign .... ’ Ijoaeh»poli> . ” Auburr O , ..;u« oia kail ihai \ x r « kfre <KT.c*: 1,’tap'tf V ijutec l W(ittlLF I BIR4RP P. fLCQ, OPTM-frre <)». Nor I6tb,i as# O H AM, A/T.VU THIS UA1X ThAJhs Wlhi ran M foll.w.i ■all Train Bio. 1—Being Meat (daily) Leave Union Depot, tinlwmima.— kx rt LeaYe Droad dtreet Depot. OolnniboB 2:41 r n, .irrlte at UolouHprlnca 5:4# f Leave Cnlou Sprlnce 7 40 a m Arrive et Troy ,,,,,,, y 19 p m Ariivo at Montooinary.. — 7:26 p m Arrive at If n fen la d:4» p a MAIL TRAIN NO 2 (Daily), Leavo Montgomery. 7fit) a » Leave Trot 7:2Ba-ft Arrive at Union Hprlnrs yjio ,y Lertte Union Hfrlnre 9:26 a rt Arrive et Bnfaula...^ wvfto t% « Arrive at Oolnmbus.M^.^- 12:46 >n NIGHT FRKIGIJT «v ACCOMMODATION (Dn) I v Kxcep: Hunday). Leave ('oluuituH L'uicu Depot , 8,05 9 A LeaveUolntnbue UrOHil Street 1)npot. M a Arrive at Uulon ttnrlrtffB. 11:35 p a N IU11T FRLIGHT A AI COM M OI) AT 1U85 No4(lJHtly Except Rumiay) Leave Union Springs 7*5* p M \rriv at (Joluuibus ll;47 p n WAY ED EIGHT A aCCOMa ODATIOW No 5 (D»iMy Except Hunday) i cavedolumlmr Uuiou 4-5f< h v> l eave Uolmubne Uroed Street Deinn 6:05 im Arrive at Unlor Sprlnr , i...w 9:03 a n*. Leuve Union Sprlugn.. jo:22a ai Arrive n» ^rov 12:28 r tc Arrlv« at Juifanla .10:00 a n W AY t* H E1U H T A A ( CO M MOD Vl’IOJIf Nt tt (Da ly Except Hunday) L'ttve TB^oy.^...«,^....„. 4:05 a re Arrive tu 7-40 a n>. Leave U11 lor Sprint** ... 6:56 a xu ’.nlve *t Broad Street Dope: <;olimibun..., 10*62 a .% » ilvce; Culon ; jI;uol.ue M —11:011 a jp. A. L. CLARK.an C0L0«UU8 i JtJilERW fl. ft. Perembe-6th, 1085. r v i (x 1. A1 a . , dumli on Ihh i'titt! v?SI MO. L LeaveOo'nmhoa,^......... Arrive Opellf a., WO. A* lj«avr Uye’J.Ya ... A.rrl-'N Oobimbai ... wo a Arrive at duodvater i.eave Oood water, Arrive OrelII* Arrive Columbna. JMy* 6S»f« The nlxiit tralus are discontiunrl for the preeeirt F7.TVSr.LLL Get. 1 Manoee Office Gknerai. Manager, O-JI UtiBUH. «a. J *t* 17, 1W6» O N and ati.or Jan 17, 18fc'6, t/ic eohatL Ult MflIJTiMn vTll L« im follows : No I—GuiUgf North Dally, baaru Columhun 2 23 p xe Arrive at C’h!pl«y 4 8 p a» Arrive nt OremvlHe 5 45 p ot No 2—Com!ni: Month Dally. !<•«¥« Gr»r vvine tt 50 a m Arrlvfl UCblploy 7 55 a w A;*rlva f! Cninmbiu*...,. 10 04 ana No3-~EroiKht and A room rowJ ation. Loo ve CX^ionibuB. «... (i 80 a zca Arrive atfjhlploy 9 It* a n» Arrive »\Oraon^lMe 10 87 a re No 4— Fr**Kbt «»m Ancommodalloiu. Leave Gcoenvlile I! 8(1 a tj Arrive aA Oblpley ^.....^...12 17 p ui Arrive 0,1 vJolmnbna 8 28 p m W L Cl .A UK, Gen’l Manager, T (J « HOW ADD ’! Ticket Ak*1. '•■M rljy t'# A :vj A Atlanta, Oa-. F«*brnary 20 18.^4, . D 1 : .1 BriAnm.LD T)< ar Sir— Some fifteen oi»r* ajfo I fxairinod the r».cip“ '.>f Feni’i'e H gnlator, raiefullr stu ii:d anihoritfe* iu regard to It comp ’ncbti* and then (aa well ati uow, pr >no nc«d t to be the uioat scientific .n:l skillful cotuhi- ation of the ready reliable retnodln* ve^otaMo ai/eut^ kuovii to Bcief-Ci>, :o act dinctl. on tin? vouib an aterlue oryans, ana the oivaus and parU* mo pa hlziu^ direct I • with those; aud. the; • Lre, pro* vidint a specific einedy for till diseaHOB of tht wo'i.b, aud of the adjacent o. - Kan and parts. Yours truly. Jifi 130lif NO Ai D, D l>. UTIOK l Tbo count y it* flooded with qua k nostrums, con truniut? IliON and other injerioas iuuredicuta which c aim to euro ever»thina*— eroi. Fenial- Com* laiuts W* saytoyoa. if you value your life, Be- wai 0 of all such | Brtufi Til’s Fern It* Kfgalutor is a nurfcly Vfige'able compoaud, and ii only intend ed for tbe K1-.MALK SEX, For their peculiar die doses it in an absa ute spaozFia. Sold by all drugtfsts. Send for our treatise on th? Qeaitk aud Happiness of Woman, moiled free, which fives all particulare. Tux Uaxnrixu) Bxqulatoii Oo- Box Jti. Ation te, Qu. (2) ee tu tbAw (nxt rd mt) •7 ONLY CENUSN&! H. ZEILIDI & C.7., Philadelphia, Pa. PRICE, SI.OO. ASK FOR THE Muscogee Sheriff Sale By r n KNOW1.EI A CO. iMtloeoerti J Thornton av a clothing Ht”re, th'* . , er y. to-wit: All of th* n *ods, wares, and merchan di ;e c mprislag toe itD:k of ^oo1s now contained in Bt-rehoa»p known a* Woe RS and 85 on the we«t side oi Broad strict, iu tho 'itr of Oo umbus Mas- coieo coa 1 tv Go tho r.. ii to k Cui.niUing of Men's an t Boys'Olotuing. Huti, ^hirts, Drawers, 3ocks Oollarn (Juifi. Oiav,it<. Glovia. Uub'^er Goods, Piece G 'O'ls. Merchant Tailoring Goodi an Mate rlaD, Gsntlrmea's FurnDbin Goods, Sa'cfir 1 - Gaut-s Umbrellas. Motions and Fan r y Goods, a t a a > all D 4^s. Office Furniture, Mirror , nhe vine Counters. Tables. 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