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DULY ENQUIRER. NO, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1886. CLEVELAND COMPLAINS IfhB' b' 1 iTuvKu^il'o mirt ind prr dcG e jt* t <\u fr'ttmit Wa# • ait tn. 3'g on Record Washington May 1 —Yesterday a Mrt.-SttCijUo'cUS gentleman, well iccwu ue sii imk-pe-nden.. ami civil -<rvice reformer, bad a tslk with the president at the white brig;. 7 he ItiUrvlew whs interesting, for Mr Cleve aui.t toi k the opp; rtuniiy to txpreee bis vlev a upon ibe relations r f the independents *o the sdmiufs- trs'ion. Hs stated vvy dearly ilia: pe is r.ot pleased with 'he w:.y the I iliiii t ,'--nder ; g me -leiulUg oloi. He | m d that It "e tried to him th- tin j -r- iiy of them ere more a' xi< its lobiame (Pan tc cotmtier.d him. and hat • t;i-.. p-.u’t s -Ptu to ppprecmte the d ffl;u i io“iti*-n in wh:oD he is place ), ueee. ■,v met who are determined in 'oree him put if bta purponta. The white heuse. he said, is tided wttli hundreds of prominent men representing conHUiuei'CicB and nil ir<* *e"t in securing Hires fir tJ...ena-' Ives and krlen.K They ere always at woik and determined *o succeed. Ttie reformers dr co*. ootnenea.; their iLfJuei'OS is not ex- sit' d uu II alter the appointments arc made, and then they rush in to criticise and complain. Ol course he d e.< not [pretend, ce added, tba, si! his appointments are good ones, No one c iiid teeomplle-h that, nut he ciu.meri that he bad toces iy iried to do the l ea i e can, and then n seem* bard to he attHcbed in the house or i it fiuiids. If he bed .nut come to ■WLshtegtor. with a firm purpose vi Hihi ic to reform ;ders, sunporten b\ } is experience In New Y.-rk s'ate tiluir-, be would prubah-y. he ;aio, 1,: v-.r uccuis bed *«. u-.c • files se-ekt-l- l..,ng (.(it, for he has net received from outside hat generous endorsement aid e.rei.m;gf mu.t in hie firs which he ' xptend, e'P’cially it, n. the is dependents 'li t prrsis en*. makes no conceelment bis disap pointment. Ti v Brice ut neb of Henry Ward Beecher uti the dtmeera io party, ana 'lit recent letter ir. the 8pm.-> fieid Republican closely fcilnwlrg the ■visit (t Mr Bowles to this cl y and his interview at the white to use are insiamna given by Mr Cleveland showing hat the independents *i>- not standing by him u~: they »hou d; on the contrary, pui'inK b:m in » position wuere he is breed by his parly friends *o admit that ihc'inde pendents siv desirous not so much of helping h>« adaiinic-iration, but of criticising it, because in every re-, epict i! does not c me up to their meats. The disappointment (xpreas- ed l.y Curl Bobu z with the president epemy talked, but not given cut in print,lbs rta- hed the latter’s earsann caused him uneasiness. * He takes it bb another indication of the discon tenttl'a' is growing in the indepen deni quarter, ut d iw the more vexed because he Is so sharply reproached b s 'li ni' eralic advisers for Lie con* cessions to :he independents, which they have told him ai! the time was tsd pulley, and which tie h'giaa to tbir.k is tb<- c«e“. Already t, s mind .is piacucally made up to pay lea* de ference to tiie opinions cl the it,de fender 's and rely for whatever be ibmk* advisable m the way of civil t-ervice reform upon bis uwu ideas, vitnou; much regard to ttum It ins tnus far be'-u k*-pt a pr » f "ui d M-crer, t ut y: u r c >rresponden • rv learn,d that ias: Wednesday a cm'ere:, o.. the leadis g civil s'-tvi.-e xtit rmers, rep resenting ihe assncia- 'ions nr Cambridge, Bos tor., 5 » Y rk, PMladelp h a, Bui icut» vi a.- I:.d'.Bi.r.p:uis, wo« held in Nt-v. Y .rfe It V':6 'lie ( utgrowth of the pt*.7ui> ing discoutent in iud«pet e a circi s at Uje w«v the edmiuistration is gol. « on, OpinteuE were sxcbnrgeu end a line of eoiion prcp'.seil, toe general opinion being that w.’.d e Mr Cieve'andlirtends to promroe tin came- iit reform, yei many of bis recent appointin'-n’e have no: be.:; in the' l.i.e, r ! n.- guji.leme~ ttier, assembled also repcrte>i t i each ntber J tier on Davis have been receivid oy a large portion of the northern press. O ,r esteemed coutemp raries seem to forget tbar this Is a free country, at d that Mr Divta Is no longer sub-, jtot to arrest, or trial, but en) 'ys the most perfect rght to express freely and fully Ills Ideas and emotions on all public questions, both of the pres ent and of the past. Whatever he copy say is open to be critic sed and oouiroverted. Other reasoning may bo r-pposed to his. O'her views may be advocated, and o her sentiments may be preferred, but at tne ;;iuu.- '.luie, he- is etU'h -1 io u beariug, uud ali the m< re to » patient, respectful, f-,ml attentive luarlnv, because of his debat ami the overthrow of hia cause. What ho «f.y« is sure to be worthy of e-nsHlevu 1 i* ' ; aid the proper answer o ij« c u-ie io n is the am wtr of leascniug, ana not the am-werof putsio.; orprijudice. For our own part, we Hull with VT'-'f urn! a» iefaciou the fact tiiai Mr D vie, the leader of the defeated lu me greatest of civil wars, not only remains in his ns live land and among hits own people, who followed him with unexampled enthusiasm and devotion throughout tt at mlgliiy struggle, but that he remains uti- barnud, enjoying his property and his triends, protected by ihe laws, free to go and come as he pleases, and to speak wherever men are willing to hear him. It sec-ms to us that, if there a anything sublime in recent bistory, it is ibis fact that no ven- gem; e ; sheet: taken by the victo ri< us people of the United S.ates upon ‘.lie Isas for'unaie pe-ep'e of the south, nor any prohibitions .moused upon them against debating the issue-' oi li e great conns: i ot oi ly as in:;;- ec of history and philosophy, out also as n at-er oi snu noeui a, d feci• ,<-g. As mere was never any other evil contest that equalled ibis one ii. hr u agtmude, its s' crflcrs and it, h< rc;ir m. not or'y on one side but on both, so there never was arty ouier lost cause where Uie losers were held fret If m ail vtngefoi reta'iation uf'ei It was over, and the victory de.er* mintd. We‘rust Mr D-vis may iive long and enjoy the efl-ction and respeci : f his fedow-ci z us, We hold tnat he and they—aud not more than they—c- mini lied au em ramus mis- but we uevertiieless respect proio-ULdiy the purity of his chir- seer, thetporiees recoidof his per sonal history, oml tne ability ami si: cerity which he applied, and still applies, to hie work. Moreover, we congratulate the whole people of the United Stales in the wisdom they nave txnioited in bis question. I is in ou: judgment an tnmenst v ublic ben'fit that tbe topics of the civil war can still he freely discussed by Mr D vis and other participants in it, as they arc now discust-ed in the south as well 8l in the north. Where free spueh is held scored, discontent cannot - xist. L-’-t the si fe'y valves he kept open, iiii-J lot ( flection h r tne union in crease us a warm and pi-wing h>ve for the free country of which we are all, in tne n -mi a; d in the south, alike members! that to n T e- ; e'ete hre'-- ir-g t r- v I-en politicians seen.. d- ll.ll- <1W!1 Wav S-'-r.irc: fom.al w ,/y COLD NEGLECTED n ENDING SN ami pr(ft . ijj ^ \ \ /■if- \ 4'OLES, IS THE PLACE TO BUY 7- U ^j vu| Of Mow Yos lx. (Established 1S54), CROl’i*. v- T>\ Vdb: i'A j»l fft Ae*d Hade Slronu. Westmoreland’e Cal'-saya Tonic can bn used bv the most .eoutr 1. hint, by aiioare tusuuoou, or bv ibo aged and infirm wiinont : Jury, and iu every June with the most bouelicial resu a I: is. -specla iy aiapted to wank uud :is- we remalcs. Raid whs t. doubiiul son has ;o saj i Vlruiula, Teuntsaoue and G o:giaK R, ffle- c i -vtat-.r ageiih A ,aii «, O -. Je.ii 18 !83l—Meter, W-s'DQ,.,rei»M. Hr-.-, Uro-1. cli 13, S If.—cteruh in-' : Mv fs uer w- o is m the eivbty*suoo( c. year f hi- ego. has been mo'oriiilij' strengthen, d a- ri rellcyrd from sultor- lng by the use of c:;o bottle of your ; alisaya T.-rdc P rase forward to bis .l.:r(J .i.at’n ffr.ni, High I’cir:t, f* Cj. six b.iUiesoi the same, and sa-ad till! ( r ; - .‘.mount to ms. V .-ry rerpeotlully, ,V ii IVku-h. West. Agt BkaMIo:- dt rAiiSON, W l’.01(,“oir Ai- •Ccoru Dm-, (i <, S 30 (tlw Hi Ij ;.an a .ys thu. the ravi :gb of : it guesUM -e croughi u 1- eou- -. (! ■ r;- k . ! .n al-o-'s He f>- fi | cc > i.iic a revu-sion of popular feel* I ■ *Tv. MmmB X 4 w —• • LaL'I' V. J':'. * J * COUGHS. V, - i NOW, TAKE IN M TAYLOR’S CHEROKEE REMEDY ut ra 6Ki ui Sira d'jUfiii^ ill* •*;i! , l U l * * r I, u: (TUlRh.fUUl .-ti 11 li es tli«- to thro'r •■iT'hofalse mombranp i-r' ipiinH u ’mopinR-uf WliPn cf'iV.biiHvl itij.n liiuui’.aziiiouri priiirij-n* u. thrt w.:.i ,u*- iMUui.iisiiii'Urt priiirij ,i* u, ins n:tt*loin f iuiit (<! tho ,,1f l n^Jci.* 2 , prospnis in Ta y- L'R.'S ( ii i:r,OK El" ii EM KJ >Y OK SVVKF.T liflf A ND M ui.i.j-. i x i!to tiitost known rt*m?fly for < onuiis, (,’roi p. Who. ping Conph Riirt f 'oHMinipti -n; and so inilalahh*. a;o* child is plnusoti to :akf ir. .Asic vdiir lir ijr^Ni jor ii. 2f)u. and %\. < sl/.f-s. If he ci- '-s noi keep H. wr will j ay. for • .no lime hu ge , e i7e bullied iO &UJ i 'oiT\i«‘ r. s , on receipt of f 1.00. Vv ALTiiH S» TAI LOSI. Atiama, «a Uphelsl8.iv GooL ,c i> to r X ! • 1 tl.St If -n lbs- tit 11 n *0 ■ .< ti.-* reft mors on n>d him, ns well a* to hesr wbat they have to scy upoc his Retion-s as regards civil service re form. He i - not feeling very well pU-aa«d wi'h theimh.p-v dents rd :h:s time, H - is u cord dea! discouraged ever the su!'s of his t fforts to lead tbe democratic parly into the ranks of civil service reform, and inarfu; that even n's partial adherence to that doctrine has done him too much harm i s'f-gards hia relations to his p'jrty to be easily re* laired. I j short, ti e" presi dent is in a bad s a‘e cf m'nd, and the clearc fttic politicians know i: &"d gloat over it. They claim that cf late he Ir s begun to see hie folly < f trying to keep in with ir ‘h them and tbe independen's arid that v ry Econ the Ist'fr wilt receive decidedly the cold -ii nicer T'da utt.'icrs'aud- * r k i* prevalent in c r g e.iMtinai t ree-'. :-,:d is e r c urage'i ny r- i e.nhf s . f IN AI.DITION TO TBEIR I IKE OF HANDSOME NOVEL TIES IN THIS DEPARTMENT, THEY ARE OFFERING MANY Parasol Bargains, WHICH EVERY LADY WHO WISHES A PARA SOL CHEAP SHOULD SEE. on kvimuarriaanifieimitiKMiaiMwawisintf jiujv-iiai,vji(i>i.iinaM'«Hii«v.wnatnia I MFC ETANT! 31, ■ ■ KsH fsssis, - - $7 618,116 Insures against loss or dauiaga bj’ Fire, Ligbtn ng ami l oruado, at rates guaranteed us low ns offer ed by any r* liable stock company. The Lightning clause will be in serted in Dwelling policies without extra charge L. H. CHFPPELL, MATHEY CAYLUS* I7sf*(l tor ovor 2o yoarfi with Kirnt flucr»*»wby t 1 •' pl)f8ioUmfl of Fur in, Now Y<»rii luitl Loudon,J BUporior tii ull otluTrt f«-r the prompt cure ot .X mvsah, rocont or of loru* ptai P. v.r 1'nhr,) niilv ip (Waw HottlcHcontaining *>4 t 'Hp-ulcMcurh. n;Jt ti ClvNIs, MARI Nil 1 lil.M lUJi UlK.u i.-:I CAP8UIH73 IN THIS MARK FT Prwpttreil by CUN A C1E, Purifi. nr* di THE BEST MEDICINE ON EARTH FOR CHILDREN The most importa: t event of the sea-on will be the Great Special Salt of MLKS tihd DRESS GOODS ut jTlie New York Store,] Commencing Alenoay li.’i.n.ing, May 3d, i,nd continuing until closed. The sale will include our entire stock of Spring and Sum mer Worsteds, Caubin a im Suit-, Embroidered Suits, Etomines, Canvas Cloths, L- un-tr.. and all nuve.ties in liRESS GOODS. Also all SPRING AND SUMMER SILAS The reduction in the price of tho.-.e goo Is is m-.de early in the i-casun with a deter- minatii-n not to tarn then. over. Avail yourselves of this oppor tunity to secure barga.n in el: .'ice a, w goods JloT R IlGli IV ED: Bei.utifu! New G u,.-.- ■ S, ersucker.i, Sittecns, Laces, Gloves, Uandkerciiief.-, ii-j-n-r* t'..ra-oIs, etc, etc. J. >«l OAiiGii...L, Agent. u Qn .RV^lrn F. OGl.iiiLMii.iM, Jr.. An infallible specific foi Flatu lent Colic, Diarrhoea, Coughs, Teething, Cholera Infantum, Chol era Morbus, and all diseases inci dent to children Give it a trial. 25 cents per bottle.! (For 6ale at CITY DRUG STORE. Citfial I ml! 4Sk-t PAZZ Comm solng May 3, Candl C omost. PK ' Z -' - St400 rpiiE Band ('o.TteBi wll. Lui/,’o at li o'clock Mou* A • av »ftr-- oon V ro»* f. r a i whli® band* A bo Z >r -VK EX ' ] MlTH»N DR1L G Adiuisaiou to »a.jd tR<nt«.it and Z u:ave Drill liflc. Grand t*t *nrt lDc N • ■ roh»' vod »• atn TUI>D• Y —.-oiid UlMf lofautry Drill | co.u- iijttactt m ! (| » iu. vVRDNr. I>.\¥-FlritUjflfl 1 • fun try Drill; comi '£ HDBSDAY- Ar-Mr-iy hd<» Z :!»»*• P: z:j Drill ini'* 0« 1) i 1, (• • Ml- tc . nr u iu. AND PYIPjTEC INI A: l>fSl J 1 AY at night Lx id Cavalry T u Mointui; • ru« TILT X N • Admiu«*i vil’t '! let »y In •Mi ' ll. ami In order A.Vh IiKALKR IS Latent Metalic Caskets. Wocii Cases and Caskets, CUidren's Gios.-t 3 U E). A L R 0 E E S A L L P R ICES F R 0 ffi * 1450 UP, huvu h FIFTY ' K NT PI BCE. T«irr» ttKtlr.uti ot tB« Grim3 ^tuod aunfier oi, ( n .MONDAY on’ lY Miniiaai.iD * HI be i& cente -tiniiKvrp viHlttns iii" cl*- *md <4l In* to «rt >•, t ; 'nodutlont hi olth'-r of the i tel*, by apt )ing Mr J Civhw, C n.lsir ot, wll' Lf »c oiuiuo*« (i„t>»d. A <' HARMON, Mrs h Ohtf’ •-«** * cm ' itteq t rirut WfahlG'f f?nl»- •Ut .■:».ii* "jbi'ui >■' t'-ftr- m ’ «• i« r w y? k ward, I J?' " ra..v got* i.rorind Hbnct ifce in j window shade cell few*-cl. se for d Hummer vacaMcm, ! terininfur-isi.R'i tutts t any th' u ,y mad:: by t 1 io i ho fl i 'fun! has in- i, e-ik-ng with his ru-rs, he hi' f - f. ■ r :n • i ah. ir way of e h.i >e.ween b.m-cl in a' the .usk KBgssssaBiiaBBiamia 25 'YEARS 3M USE. The Greatest WedienlTnuiuph of the Agol SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LSVER. Losh <il appetite, Jiowels costive, Fain in the head, with a dull aensatitm in the bach part 9 i’niu under Hie ahouhier- b!a»!e, FullneKS after entina, with inclination io exertion of body or ;nlmi,' Irritabilil y of temper? Low npirUn, with o. lot l: :, r of ’inrlofr ncglecteil non:a duty, We.irin.v-J9, Di/ j.i Flittierluv at 11:« X'tnort, lii.ts IjgI'.uc iho cyen, Ilea:!ache cincv the riuht ev r- , r-rniles*.nesw, viith KUful ilrvamo, 21 iw ”/y eoloie.! {.rlne, and COMSTtFATION. TJrrrs r’i.i.sp-j .- adaptois to ouch ,v.3 e:r c-ts such a I h- 'Ur J II rrrnn O-.T'.*. V’ln sua We wish to en:er our proles, agviast the manne-r iu which the re cent appearances and speeches of M: TinYS UXMl Shiii.aPiiHiLLii lL!."V't‘us ;:i.Ii i*lv. ir.uKi s .p-il;nv x llt-dU. is .. !Vj Airs tj>* w»isr*;.i of tbf syt'-i.i ivirn pure L’.-h 1 an ! hard muscle: tones -.hf* r.*»r.*ous sysrer.i. invito rates the train, and imparts the vitfor munhood. ^ 1 • Sold bv dno'j'ists. OFFIC E 44 Murray St., New York* ••M'; of BryaD !.«•▼.hj .n .*• .cs ^ror-wrij ■? i P' P rif 1 ^ -'✓.t, - ■, a.o^of • u« ■ a- .jc.iO< H.dfrt to a fl fu \u my Miuda i . f»v y K‘-Olcj , UcCon-i T j |f .(jii'P of M v» Robert Justice L 1 vf o-aP «d. r>- „ J K l» 4 IIFF turned b G L Abiey, L C i Eitcat jra of *V VV ablpp, aioond-d, p« oaw4w J G BCBKJS abirifl. j w* » ’l huiu r:n sau fy au LEAOittc merchahts. WARNER BROTHERS. 353 Bro'dwety, New York CdSk.
