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os so—oipsateit by tho writer's nomi
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r.-’.a^cts of food teJttv
oostaaateitteni wffl not bo retarded
soototslnf lmpoftoat news
am .UssnsMoos of llrlrf lories, If solicit**!
V-l «•«»*. t* brief led bs written tipoa bw
vv» sute of uw f Afrff, to bars ottsnUon.
ewtcuieei fhoald ba rands by Xpratf, Honor
fi-s.t* m lnlwwod letter.
t/J attoas should be addrsowd So
union from Headqnnrters. likeness may be obtained In the one-fire of nllalna, who had never been elected,
The gieat ‘‘Jeffersonian” leader, having hundredth of a second. But this advance and clothing them with power to legislate
arrived In Georgia, has begun the promul-1 has been purely mechanical. Photography, 1 for the people of a sovereign State ? «.
gallon of orders from hie headquarters—a
rolling chair. It is announced that “Mr.
Stephens doee not think of making an
active canvass himself,” but Is disposed to
cut out the work for other people.
lie hss ordered Leftenant-Colonel Mor
gan Rawla to open upon tho people of
Effingham, Bryan and Bulloch. There
seemi to be s lack of discipline In the
“Jeffersonian” army, for Leflcnant-Colo-
ucl Morgap Kawls has reported to Colo-
el Estlll, 'll. General Colquitt's stall,
that he dooe not intend
obey the order. lie claims that the
wlregraas la filled with “Jefferatfg* *“
and that there >'ho need that be saBtl
dlroplfon. To
d just, and
naut-Colonel
lews of the
anderJn-chief.
strategy in
ilnt or a rocon.
ay be it Is a diver-
himself will
ted ilaiikB of
in and Speer to
It may be very
for ns.
Tn oleomargarine efnp*
be quite so dogmatic. odd diotatoi
Is neither profitable nor becoming.
The English have been wanting balloons
for observations, bnt Hit Garnet hoe man
aged to got on with a flank movement
David Davis is not engaged to marry af
ter ell. David's ooqaeiUshness in politios
might have prepared the women for this
result _
Tin latest market quotations in Ohio are
•a follows: Female oolleges, moderate de
mand, freely supplied. Wesleyan Female,
*75.00°. ,
Oak it be potsiblo that oertaln railroad
fnteresteare aa anxious to get General
Gordon in the Senate as they were to get
him out 7
Tub Treasury Department is short on
toe. As nothing is said about it, it is fair
to presume that the lemons, ram and sugar
hold out.
NsvsrApna outside of Georgia are en
gaged in a notioeable and simultaneous
attempt to get op a Senatorial boom for
General Gordon.
In Its own quiet way, has worked a rev<H Does it give a man who has been in
lntion of its own. " 1 public life immunity from tho results of
It has been charged that American having opposed the policy of his party in
•people, as a people, are net'art loving, the most critical periods of it* history,
The bold, striking designs of an Angelo, and revolting agiainat its authority when
gee us coloring of a Raphael, the I tho wisdom or propriety of hia having act-
lights and shades of a Rembrandt, ortho od with its enemies was called In ques*
delicate tinting of a Titian, are largely turn?
waited on thorn. Airr ch.rnbi, rating Doea 11 '■>» *•<* ‘>'»t to to*
on nought and ,artng Into nothlngneax, I 4! » P° Utlc * 1 wet-nune oi Independenttem
can bo bough, threo for a quarter, or will ir * G « or 8 i * f[ °“ «* l>Wh 1
bo thrown in wltbo canra. bam or a Docs 11 “ k9 »w>y from tho men who
burbot of plggino. In thi. condition c f I rcfll “ 10 '“PPort him tho precodenta for
.(Talrs art [. in danger of drooping anti I lhelr furnlabcd by hte own conduct
dying. But right boro photography lutor* 1 0D * ev8r *l occaelona ilnce tho war! 1
pooeo. Thero are fow who can paaa on I Hoc it relieve hi. lupportora from tire
opinion on Cupid 'ond Iteycbe. Perhape Jnt 3 r > llko m,n > of coming iquarely up to
tho only conception they horn of them 1. 4h ' ,Kt » » nd hi. record before
derived from an -art Journal” <lifty cenl. " kl "« “‘her. 40 Toto for hlmi ‘
a copy, payable quarterly), ond Bot un-1 Don 11 redoom tho pledge made before
frequently a blur In the print loaves you [ ll1 ’ nomination, that It would defeat Pel-
uncertain aa to tho aox, or even the genua I ton * nd SP 601 ) cr «rpl»lri why no man
of either Cnpld or Payche. But even the I u P°o tho ticket with him daro aer. his foot
commonest laboring man, If posseoud of I In eeventh or ninth dlstricta lor dis*
a good eye, can rccogDice a photograph on I cuaslon before the people with Felton or
the Drat impection. I s P* or ol the iuues embodied In theM
In consequence of this interposition, | questions?
tho walls ol our parlors, instead of being I Does it maintain the aelf-rcspect of the
bleak, blank and uu».lhotlc, are adorned Democratic party, slapped In the face by
with the portralu of departed ancestors or I Ur ' s P**r In his Gainesville speech, when
living kinsmen. Wo all know how they h0 deIi »“ ll 7 d »res Mr. Stephens, its stand-
rellavo tho tedium of waiting. How they I ard kearer, to set foot in his district or
us to thinking whethor tho country 1 °P* n hl * moull > ogslnst him.
tally can produce aa unhealthy an tndl-1 Doca It answer tho objection of pliys-
jdual as tho one before us. Or how, un- dlssbillty to perform the duties to
ur heaven, It wu over possible for a hu-1 eumbent upon tho governor of Georgia ?
an being to look at stiff as tho maidon I Theto quesUona are pertinent to tho
later. Bow fortnnato tho artist was to «ituatlon. They are fairly propounded,
catch tho father snd mother Just aa tho 'fbey are legitimately and honeatly urged
expression was pleasantest. You can tell I by tens of thousands of the best peoplo in
that the photographer has just told them I this State, and as good as any State can
to smilo and look natural. I boas*.—as reasonable and proper In deter-
Mcre than this, the albums are stocked I mining tho actions of men, who are guiri-
arith sweet faces (hair dens up in the | ed In their estimates of party leaders by
the said Speer and Felton, notwith-1 ,V| e 0 f ten years ago), and many is tho I their services to tha party and the peoplo
standing the announcement was mado I basfryQil youth who has stoored clear of I when they have hitherto been entrusted
the great “Jeffersoilfan” was placed I tho horror of being “stuck” by timely ro- with exslted public positions. Aqy at
command for tho sole purpose of bring-1 course to fi^ie family albnm. And numcr- tempt to dodge their pertinency or force
these rebels and their followers Into 0Uf aro tho youths who have raised up is an evidence of weakness
subjectlo:. It may be remembered that tlioir voicoa in\blessings on photography, I tho part of Mr. Stephens aud
Gen. Co.qulii illd somewhat better than I f or MT | U g theu> x from tblj social sliljHlhls supporters. They cannot
whoa bo waa in command, lie did I week. y Icapo either a defense of bis record or
dispatch Lefteuant-Gcneral Johu Bey so widespread hxv this fashion be-1 abandonment of that defense as Impostl
Gordon alter those baudlts, and John Bey | come that It is now iistionsl. We have J ble. Let them do one or the other. If
went. He did not bring anything back no collection, perhaps,V/kn thoao of tho I Mr. Stophens cannot bo defended, lot
with him, and perhaps it is the knowl-1 Vatican or the Louvre. there is I them say so. If the objections outlined
,cdgo oi this fact that makes the “Jeffer-1 1 g%Uery that any nation migfct I above against his candidacy cannot be
sonian” leaders lean oil f rom the seventh of# It contt i n8 the likenesses oX“* n J of ] ii^^iiwd, let them be challenged and re;
and i
does f
‘JefTersohli
Gasarr's friend, Stephans, sad Stephens’s
friend, Grant, are both nnited and harmo
nious Jeffersonians, who fain would be
comforted with offloe.
Jost what Joey B. wonts with Mr. Bte-
yheni is largely a matter of eonjeotore. It
may be safely assumed that hla plana are
for Joey’s good—not for Georgia's.
ItoosAras wll! loin us In the hope that
Gordon's Scnat^rifil record is eternally
Closed. God forbid that it should ever
Again be opened—even for repairs.
Mo. Lavish Is the editor of the Vieksbnrg
Ifbmtt. The Ifomtt stung Mr. McKenna,
and cow the bead of Mr. Levina looks aa
thoagh it bad roosted in a hornet's nest.
Tire New York Democrat* are in search
of harmony. How would it do for them to
try the Georgia Jeffersonian plan, and
nominate Mr. Stephana's friend Grant 7
Tncas Is something characteristic in tho
present fondness of the Jsoobins for Fort
Pillow Chalmers. Domccratio traitors al
ways sit high in the Jaeobin synagogues.
Rcvatob Hatasd denies having any lm
tercst in the match trade of Delaware.
(his respect be resembles the great G.
Washington, who U described aa the
matchless ehisftain.”
far as the question of mania is concern**^ jean and negTo votes, the discipline of the | mn %rtn . fnrtw
w. muat b. pardoned lot ujUteV « p.rtjwu «v.rel,.hock«I. It wubopod “
clalu, undoubted ..nil, ** bv ail good and patriotic Democrat, f" P rob ‘ wllt J th « " ‘hdrawa! ol the Bril-
lik.i.thm.rf.i ootaidcr., ' ' p “ lab lorc.j would lead to tho destruction
likely thought, bp «np»-~ . ’th.t after the paHions of that unwlio and
on the part of l . , , . . .... , I or the canal, or to such an impairment of
to bo a Vr’oll-settletv. • , I unhappy contest had subsided, snd roa- It. . « _, * ,•
nnnuwr . t ia that advocate the elec-1 ’ I it as would destroy much of its value as a
Democratic pa^ Kl . . I son had opportunity to resumo her sway, I ,. f „
tlonof.u P v-"'* n “ member, of the party would °f
the 0 * fully return to their allegiance and be 11 » 1,1 «>"
• <^ rgl *' Ul * "l™" 1 * 110 ”' content to b. governed by the rule, of tho h “ be '“ lo “ on Mr - 0l » dto > ne -
_ _ yfclrcumsunces of tho case, was a c.lmo tnumnhod and En 6 UnJ wil! uko no ^ ln tha matter,
ninth districts M a country mule 1 ol ^- jtgtesmcn, many of tho govfe nors * I futed. if Uo cannot be defendsd, I against the Democratic party; * u<1 1 nmanored Such was tno dlsnositlon un-r* 411 ® always give herself the benefit of
from a bicycle in full flight. I legislators, judges, and proteges oXtlio I puerile porpe^e of evading tK lMU0 bo this oloctlon would b« an outrage on |»iiQ OV OolnaiCt aided and abetlAd hv I aoy doubts that may exist, In a matter cf
Gartrell Is swooping down In this di-1 groat antl-Bourbon party. Tho latest prdf”* I *b*ndonod, and substUuto ** ^ oncr > I the Interests of tho State, fortho one rea-1 . / . aHn»h nnrr>o»pa I tljl * lort i * oJ » roasonlag from the premise
roctlon; Locke is skirmishing on the hnent addition was Moses, not the greV 1 1,18 honest, though weak snd contempt!-1 BOB| 8 bove all others, that ho Is physical-1 . . to * thrust Mr Steohens tnnn I la,< * down she will unhesitatingly
lino, and Colonel Tou, late of tho eoall- i lrw uta or tho bulruslied lofant, but lire] bl ®» P° 1,e F baggl^ tho question out- \ y 8nd mentally incompetent to a proper candidate Bv the reach and maInt * ln tho conclusion that
tlon, la polishing up bis spurs for a dash I ex-Governor of our sister State. Ourl r, ? bt * k _ . I discharge of the dntles of tire office. It Is I f . ni ,. n _ nr! _ nfjl I the permanent occupation of tho canal is
through the fourth dUtrlct. F.verymomon I g, )VcrDnicI ,t t, m^ral, ami hundred, and I W Mr. Stephana baa been *” n ^ d > .logular that tho folly of advocating tho ,„P . ' I a matter of commercial nccowity. There
we are looking for a combined assault on even thousand! of dollar! are offered as J Mt k,d 1,r *’ a 7 U i .* j 1 * 1 o-h 1 ** 0 election of such a man, to so re, P on,1 blo I f*°“! ‘ 0 '■ I u noraoureeelthorof cunnlnjor of forw
tho centre from J. Longstrcet, Eider Ilook I inducements for thssa mento sit. wlhl»g h. sc. him righted. Ttoy ean » , hoald lp p,„ , 0 b, w |,dom In , rnteom. ^rtv U»t would hesltste to employ In mak-
andUnelo Daniel Ihttipan, and yet the ... neva”l>« brought to dlacover any Injustice f(M but lh , fKl th „ the great rate of the party, thU was ,„g sure of th. work which Gen. Wolse-
“Jeflorrenisu" Ismte, U outreuehed to 1 U “ n I to 1°°8 U to hss not » d «f«» d « lt ^ „ sppoar, m.kr. U. loss rtraore I CW °P 1I,1| * L V* n ? 1JSLSSy wST
Liberty Hall, and hu uot ret a squadron “L^vho c.u Wl lh " , >" the ptate, and th. rem.rk.bte |udg- , hooU tlllnk lt ■» «' M *»t of ArS*. taS!Twt-to«
■VtettolleW. c a||‘^''ow»rdlco,«rlD- Loen heart, cruahod by repatMton. u ".cut of the people <« hurdof thing Tor tho executive ““mil-1 im , nnstefttoto5tow h the*ddcl| Ullof lba*realworkof making aura or
competency,for surely the peo- , } lh0 few and lhey „„ mogt i y tbo I no roan, so far as wo have heard, pro-1 to caU another convention for tho . J. ownlodmant u m»v annc.r I her predominance In the commercial dr-
pi. were via and ^.ln promlred and "“'^Vnovete who can reprodure U- ^ W,Dl ^ nomination o. a hv. and
usured that tho roller-chair would crush fa(llurc , of lh „ , bMIlt from momory . How l0, f h , ,, har0 mldo n _ Wo ctal . Democrat lor Governor. If the flrst con- mB1 , t , nM . , nd , w4tt tta mu „ alon Tho French people, u far-seelog u
•>-- life out of thei Iodcpondenta,aa the mMh , M |, rj aIlll f „ moro ,»ti,factor)- to l|m Conatitulfon to meet IU Wo r « n,| o" JkitedtodlaAuga Iteduty I Th|ch wm tuarv )i y como to all of tho I •’“'p n ‘ l * r *’ ,nd lM * tlmld » fure * ! « ,k '
of Juggernaut mangle, with U. pen- Ul , aUonl lndItldual „ „ u, lnvul a , n!w ^ ackno „, dgo 6 , ery i^tanco In “ w * rd ‘ lh « bo btate, u w. T b« borne, have smotheredjlaw, or- lnd result of thte uorq.ul
derous wheels the prostrate Hindoo.. 5Ina „ , nm Wltb lll0 p hotograp i ierl . ;. |l|ch u dl> ^„ of an , Uthe objre- lh * onl f ” ,Wr * 1 *"? dsr dteelplln. and .astern for th. Urn. w * r > ““V 1 " 1 old *P lrtl » r J 4 » lou, I » d H-
Iteyond thla order to Lettenant-Colonel I Ilutgr „ t „ hal been pl.otogr.phy In I tlonl , hlc h w. have outlined agttnat «r. th '"* forth, committee to do to to call an- L ^ nth. people have not lo« cour-1 ”'7, l~bap^bo.Ullt, toward, th.ir
Morgan Rawte, which he refuau or d »- n 10 pal t, we predict .till greater triumph, stephena. Would to God all of them could I oUlw convention, to set “ id « and | n t ( n|,. nc , they will rs-estab-1 ® l<wla8 fo *[‘bresiw^ to msko Itself felt,
cltoes to obey, we hsvo not bed a dread-11 n dbe future. A. we .aid before, a phe b, auceewfully met, and th. uipport of I -ctlon of the former one, to unto gM 5 ttm iplm I Ku«l» wsnU only an Oi-r-rtunity for .p-
note or preparation for th. itrlfo. ' Vc losrap b can now bo taken !n one (lve bun- j| r . step | lena «id the maintenance of con- mischief tb»t It did, under . falre Im- the other Inquires u to th. position ot I P®* 1 “£. a , r “T ****°*
— hear the tramp o B , . Mcond . Wa look for pbo . tl P a!ld Mlf -rap«t be thus rendered P»“ lon “ “ con.p.teuey of Its can- Uf th# ^ ^ my- Th* Turk. u. powlng ratte- V
of th. ».ltey,» and , b, lUa , rtal «*!., reform.,. „„ lb 7. to tho thous.uda who cannot dll >.te, and give tbo D.mocr.ta of th. ^ |nt ^\ ra ln tha darl; . dec the humlllMlon of Englteh dicteUm.
wa cannot au the eamp-llra on «>• TTtetlnwIa coming whan .ray prud. tod lhoC u. now Mtoto 8UU > » nominee whom tb.y can .“pport ta S, by Mr. Steplien. and» nd 1 * m,d oec«P*«on «f on. ot their
“mountain topi.” Thcso things wsro I -lllt _ 1 TU> ” IU| * . 41 . _ I ■IiIuhiI ■•ir..»..1ilflrv«»ln.s «n.1 tL J * I nmoiitf>«>a. A ilidht rhinisrt iu lit.
The support of Greeley ought to have
wound up Democratic folly cn that line,
la Georgia, at lsast for tho present century.
Withdraw Mr. Stephen* rod give the party
a live, Democratic candid-tc.
Or a baseball chib of airs members in
Florida, eight of the sine were bora out
side of the State. The met. are between
torentyaad thirty years* t ag% Thlagivae
•ome fdoa of Florida's Immigration.
A Madxid paper olaims that Arabt Bey
+aff bon io Barcelona. Meantime, Atlanta
cunningly nuraaa bar claim—awaiting
result of Wolealey'a campaign. If Arab! is
defeated, she will not prefer her claim
Ml.
Gam Sma la cow engaged ir« the cun
ning yet fatherly bodneas of patting Emo
ry Sheer on tha baok with ona hand, and
stroking down tho bristle# of hie latter
day “organized” Democracy with
Tub English have worked out
wall Jackson’s celebrated dank
on Arabt, with the usual resalt. Arabt
will soon ting with tha poet:
"Afar fa the desert I love U> ride.
Wlte the rileat bosh boy slope byrnystde.'
A Philadelphia paper wants to know
bow you can have a pretty foot " In the
great majority of oases you have to teks
girl with it. The impression of n firm,
Tt liable foot can be obtained tn a variety
Of ways.
Uasi of tha nogro leaders s*r« bought
up by tha Colquitt interest in 1880, and
many of them will be secured In the same
esy by the Stephens interest in 1882. This
will long continue to be a corrupt and oor
ruptlng
A Jo Bhow*Jeffertonian Legislature
work much mischief on tha bogus bond
*Ld State railroad questions, with a
Drown man for governor. Will tha people
give heed and inquire Into tha vtewa
ttrfjtr c«i. li dates for tha Laciatetnrel
It baa baztzax years etnas tha Demo
cratic party of Oeorgia had a Detnocratte
nomicce for Governor. Tha precedents
im that line art getting too
We trust tha Democrats will
Demoen.t in USt. Tha State can worry
along till then.
If tha ptmfxapkte mater of the Atlanta
stool; igeon organ had ahead that be could
exit hi* in the wear and tear of things
eien it woul i i-Jetiblj sometimes get i
m Georgia poUtteanow
h heads of their own both
sore hearted.
meat Berry,
Democrats, to their disgust, did. It is
plain that Mr. Stephens is incompetent to
represent the Democratic party as against
Felton and Speer. lie has done nothing
against them, and has said nothing, and
It looks very much as though hla chosen
organs were treating these rebels to what
Is expressively termed “contemptuous si
lence.” *
In snch an emergency, Col. Hardeman
is the only hope ol the party. He ts able,
popular, aud has for many years been
trained to political debate. If ever there
was missionary ground, it lies within the
borders of the seventh and muth districts.
The party there is anxious aud hard-
pressed. There is the plaee for reserves
and reinforcements. Col. Hardeman will
reach there no doubt in good time and do
effective servico. When he does we shall
find time and space to give his efforts full
notice. Wo can assure him that no fire
will be opened in-bis rear, when he la do
ing duty at the front m the causo of true
Democracy.
It ia not expected of him to lug Mr.
Stephens around ip a State campaign. His
duty is to see that Georgia gets what the
'Jeffersonian” organs promisod, “an un
broken Democratic delegation in the next
Congress.” His defeat is almost beyond
possibility, bat he may greatly reduce his
vote by attempts to reconcile an outraged
opinion to tho vagaries of Mr. Stephens.
But tf defeat stared him in the face, his
duty is to stump the State, and we have
no idea that be wilt shirk it at the instl<
gation of the Atlanta ConrtitutUm.
The “Rerald'lAnil (he ,r Telograph,
The Greenes boro Herald takes the Tel
egraph a.nd Messknoed to task rather
roundly for an editorial that appeared in
these columns, on last Tuesday, advo
cating the withdrawal of Mr. Stephens
from tho gubernatorial race, and tho sub
stitution of a competent Democrat ln bis
placo. Barring some few rough expres
sions In the comments of the Herald, its
article is In good tompor and Is well
worthy of a respectful consideration.
An Aaswsr kt Two HUU Coutfinpit-
varies.
Tho nrgeut demands of other Issues
have prevented us from giving attention
to the question of two of our contempo
raries, which we proceed to do, now/
The one desires to knor our opinion of
the rotation system as applied to the State
Senatorial dlstricta.
When the Democratic party of the State
found lteelf competent to elect a Legisla
ture and State officials, bya sort of com
mon understanding U vnu conceded
that oach county of tho throe
forming a Senatorial district should
name, ln Its proper turn, the candidate
for Senator. There was no law or prece
dent for this, but It appeared to be fair aud
Just, and the plan was adopted and
was so generally adhered to as long
as tho party wu not controlled by bosses,
that it grew Into a custom with all the
sanctity and force of law. It was expect
ed, of course, that tho county making the
selection would name a competent man
and a sound Demoerat. The custom was
cheap and convenient. It wu
always liable, however, to be met
with the fact that
peoplo have tho flrst right In these mat
ters. It Is their privilege to eelect thoir
representatives, and ln tho discharge of
this duty they are not compelled to recog
nize Isothermal or geographical lines.
The custom appears to have worked well,
so well indeed that lt might have been
expected to grow Into a fixed law or rule
of tho party. It is still recognized in
some dlstricta and generally results In the
selection of a good man. This Is about
the history of the matter, put as briefly as
possible, as we understand It,
Tho inquiry would seem to reach out
so far m to draw an opinion as to the
binding force of thla custom, now, upon
all good Democrats.
wards settling tho questions at .Issue,
Other battles will be fought with like re
sults. Tho driving of his forces Into the
desert, or their can*->iro, Is only a question
of time. ‘ The ctn have but one ter
mination, as the present combat
ants. It is Impossible as yot to determine
upon the probability or tho Improbability
of other parties taking a hand in tho fray.
There can bo no question of the fact that
the sympathy of the Turks is with the
bold Arab general. The Turk is natu
rally suspicious or outside Interference
with the internal affairs ot the Ottoman
Empire; and it is quite possible that, la
a abort time, we may see a Turkish army
in Egypt, engaged lu upholding tho cause
which cannot be sustained by Arabl’a un
aided hands.
But supposo thla docs not happen.
Supposo England Is allowed to go for
ward, without opposition from any out
side quarter, to accomplish her ends.
Would it follow that the war would soon
end, and the occupation of Egypt by
British troops soon cease 7 We think
not. The Arab la at home m tho deaert.
It Is Impossible to pursue him there with
any prospoct of success or of advantage.
The cessation of organized resistance to
England would be of no advantage what
ever to her, so long as the spirit of hos
tility to her exists ln the Arab's mind.
Sho hss more to dread from a guerilla
warfare on tho part of the tribes of the
desert, than from organized resistance on
tto part of such forces as Arabl can bring
Into the field. She would prefer to fettle
tho question by a short, sharp contest—ln
which she will probably not bo gratified.
In our Judgment, but ona deflo»*“ r"
suit has b*e« ,,M
Incurreajfer^ 1 '"* * nd »
oc th. Mohammedan peoplo ot
^.fpt and or Turkey, rendering neceua-
I ry tho permanent occupation of military
-.jr that I .tatlona along toe lino of the Sana canal,
it hu no force at aU-,7T r / 1 M j ,lnce ’ I Tho final defeat of Arabl, and tho capture
when Gov. Oolquifr"*, “ I of hla force., would .till teavo a hostile
threw all tl- , llc , 1,fl ’ * od P rec ' d « llt i I and threatening population u a-.constant
.rfas an Independent c I ‘“i ld *' 0 T..en.eeteEn 6 l.nV. Interests In Egypt
- »» 0- 2E Thte hostility conlZ
somewhat the same spirit. There Is* a
crisis through which every boy goes dur
ing which be needs all of a father's moral
support. He Is not to be loaded down
with cant and Puritan teal doctrines. He
must not be told that the ways of the
world are wicked and Joyless. Ho knows
they are pleasant and enjoyable. But he
is to be reasoned with Is a mao and led
to higher grouud.
If such a course is pursued, we will not
•o often seo such paragraphs as thf* f o'JoTV-
Ing;
Die mother visited him at the station this
morning, and took him some breakfast The
meeting wm full of pathos, and the old lady
u completely overcome.
We will not eo* young men, at tho be
ginning ot life, under a cloud of suspicion
and distrust, with reputations lost, or be
smirched. It is true tho faults of the jolly
boy may be amended, whilo those of
the jolly girl can never bo condoned. But
it Is also true, too often, that they are
never amended. We shall aermonlza no
more, but hope the thinking man may
watch for themselves, and divide their
good advice.
This citizen* of North and Sooth Caro
lina are not much in favor of Monnooism.
J. Smith was perambulating around thsre
proselyting and converting, when a com
mittee of citizens passed resolution! about
open violence and personal rafeiy. J.
Smith now seeketh safer climes.
Mostoomeit (Ala.) Adierlisn-: fo
ment* are already on foot to eȣkll Yl*dl
nment to the memo^Vifdr, b^I *,v up
Ittanot often to t a
Siffe has such a citizen ns Deft Hill to
lose—and honor.
It Is timo Mr. Stephens waa aiving his
attention to tha pledgee made for him by
the oleomargarine organs, with reference
to his active support in defeating Speer
and Felton. In tho absenco of “fruits
meet for repentance,” 'ho reasonable man
can believe his oonversion to be einoere.
r A_TASino!» item says the belle of the pe
riod now wears at her waiet bc'.t a little
rourio box, playioH a single tune. We re
member to have seen it stated that the av
erage belle was bat a little more tluna
music b»x playings single tune. Uot such
remarks have always come from women
who were never belles.
Toe lot of a district clork in some parte
of Texas la not n pleasant one. At Haltate-
villo he was quietly writing the oth-r ni gut-
when he was interrupted by the snapping
of a pistol at his head. After ha had been
shot at once, h* suspected somsthiag war
wrong and returned fire. He drove his
assailant oat, pioked the ballets ap, and re
sumed writing till tho next interruptloj.
Tnxxx has been a row in a Olevelsc:! Epis
copal ohorahoo the wine question, • in oof
the communicants refusing to parte V-> of a
brand of wine different from that or r Ly
tbs Savior st Cana. In our /; Iginrut,
there Isn’t a man in Obio- col t routing
Deacon Faith—who knows how to *****
tbo kind of wioe which the Savior farnteh-
cd the wedding guests on the occ.Micn Iu
question. f
Sow papers are disposed to fr^--r nt iu
presencodukes and princes, or the
nobility •ncrally, In the Auglo-Egypttan
war. We have no sympathy with the spirit
which fawns upon or deiflee'an aristo
crat. Bat U is true that th**e men of
‘blood” have developed ns much pluck,
bravery, gallantry and endurance m sty
other olass of soldiers. Equally contempt-
PMelf the Spirit thati# snarll ml sneer-
ia J t-v 4)^ oiajms of the olase.
accomplish her ends in comparative peace,
but the signs of the times point to a dif
ferent and a bloodier roeult.
trins nf t/»tei dsnrsvltv a-. aDDltcabto to I haT ® to walcl * k*® 4 and arm M ho wouW I t«®I* l° dod 6® iMtui made, by Mr. .
nollUcian* has rertalidv not kept no with I a rall,e,n,lko * I Stephens or any of bis supporters, will 1 must go by default, and that Gartrell I Madlaon can be elicited upon thte point,
tlL dnlnnof the Jacobin leaders since tbo Parental motive power can be deter-1 on!y | n hie injury. They cannot I must be governor? Suppoee Mr. Stephens I i lmiy be safe tossy, petfiaps, that the po-
» iMk to! .TteBu Pto* Torifw.pholop.pk tho young I 1W |tcb,d oil on a lid. track. Thoylahould tocom. to nldanlly Imbed!, a. .iu*, of Mr. St.pb.na will hav. then Wti
* y I man at the instant of external contact, and I roQg ; bo met and met at once. I that even lila Jeffersonian supporters I defined- Our answers are unsatisfactory, n g „ >TP WP „ , „„ 1 _ tnBTri ,__
at tbo time of the dull thud, wo <?an get | —-— ■ »>. | would admit tho fact. Does it hold that, I no doubt, but have been given with cn-1 ^1*11*^ montbs*on whaT Is koowit as
“that event, It would be the diityof|ti ro frankness, and aro bated upon our I
•- / ui—* T,— i, I . I ll * ’ juny gin-
good points ln some of them; but politl
to.., than lent ..ound ^ In an, of |"‘^’b-to»
The Jelly C«»y,
We have soon a great deal written In
Our Conirr«ra*B at Large
...... lh,- f , r I too rapid for ruder m.thoda. Alhouaand I l'n*n^odUuMbTiorebtodJ" 1 DeraocraU to tore for btmf Dot. It | own conTlctlona.
Hubb.ll la uo worsotban tb- ° r I po—^lltlew are opened at which ool, I u limo loliore Tu .^lon I mean to ..y that It would b. out of th.
1 m they are to secure the election of Mr. 8to* I power of tbo exocatlvs committee to call I Tho lteottrnOntloaU,
pheos. They are giving Colonel Uardeman tho I a convention, to pat a sound man In nom* I The cable informs us of an Inslgnlfl*. fc| # . ._
\~**!**!*^^
Bo much ba. twin writ-
tan that tba pbrate baa come to ba wall uu
d.ntood and require, no explanation of
Itanwn. 1’apere bate aaiumed a variety of
them. He le not a floud. He would not,
aaaaialnato htewii*. auu cblluren, if boj ^ °P‘
baa an,, avanto elect a Jacobin t'rrtldent. ^ __
Ha would nothardl, to w toe urahlel ,, a rttonlat tort that tho men * h0 | ,o,1 *^„j“^*5 0 tbe 1 ‘“' d 7toiM«lIttetoketl“» d « n P> c0Dtln “0 of neMMlt,lo r b« the I between an uncertain number of Brltteh. ,k„
own electloo to tbo Benati.' o .eror uldl^ .till dlwatotod wifi. M, llmu. untlltbo eleellon .ball b. orar, I and a still more uncertain number 0, j U ?’ h ? r n CC0 ^*? luiVcouin 7
HS^'^nra 1 ilrbo ':™Z ^ In IVm- It would b. quttoto unprofitable a, nn- com. wlm. wll,I IppUana. War tea bad butlne,. tn * tZ tZ Z
rhiwrfiiiiv nwart to to - >• b >ti. ofl**® 01 ' 1 “ **• **“ ” ,r * ho I plr»»»n> t° attempt to aoaljie the motlra I That la not our clow of tlio ca», or of I man, raped., but one of iu w0r * t | rtal)d p o i I1 ,of tbogtrte themiolret, while
SS5SSiSSrJ£S;|?r;Aj;—■.»-—'-ISE>
irtklf That ia char/-*tcr-'*tic cf tbe man I these things.—GresfWsWee.
1 This sutemeut was doubtless made for | ** *1°°* w ' | please, tbe wickedly foolish action or the | \T1Z TZ1 1,00 ^ •P»rftl% tbe girl who as.
tf ground U" 3 1 A ,.i,a, n u n r >-l|» «lrl «nK.
drooping fortune, of Mr. Stephana. It I u tbo patient—to undo, If you I Thuraday, aa we hate Mated, Sir Oartirt I ^ Ia add |y on natural lempla-
andof tbe party which lie lull, 'under-1 Thla ttatament wu uouotieee maue ror i “>*f b« recalled byour w* 4 *™. »bat *• I plctoe, tbe wickedly foollih adlon of tbe I Woteeley adranced with a forceof “aboui J UoB0 f„ lma i t ba p r | who ai-
wouto 1T.1 ti atatlou In U.., ,rty. to log element to the Sure who are now op- h “ *?
pltoo 1. hUtolly during tb. late war botwton tb. pci-- perbM.
I tlona. Than la an Indaacrlbabla magaet-
■—in.t in mu) R*rfUi.n, ** 1 rutuaa tbe role of the Jolly girl te e-lb-
wtiole day agalntt 10,000 Egyptlani. MI J<cud M lpaeia j and a ,| tdf | Ce
a matter ofeourta tbo former forcoe are 17*“.
^r^n'^intodb;'^|S*^«i^«f'ii"^iic"ri|w^ “ J ^ *7, fr °“ “f I• De-raU UbotonnotIuuderrabtoandtoe utu, - orarat^ ^Tot tbe >,"
“ Umrelf. ord, but who, It wae auppoaed, are preju- “"«« 0, JMIm d -» •>-* and tor- lodum(l u ro-unlarily, the e.ce- Ljlog 7“''^ .’J.' ^rblu.^tdch t7e 1 -’ W 00 * aolh ' r , “ 1 *- We mean tbo Jolly
But Uubb.ll bu been tonchml by tbo diced a,ulu.t a proUellr. urilf and lu fa- Tb. reeulu to...to be nuUtoing nli „ committw ought to ull a conr.n- gribgarate. Ua^PMUrtoto xrt^ the ^ w ^ ^ „ , tfmim of
atrlctura of mbu of the paper, ou hi. I for alt ft Il.'lnwd Coo.mte.lon. lt will "» “pluloo. Tb. Loaatltuflon appeare you to place to nomination a man who I 777 Monttoto^iraton m «.tom lh “ w * #nd ‘ft** 04 >" •™T •»«■.
robberies tod b U gone to lying about not dwelT. or tofluanc. toy ono, elU.er "“*** '“^ * ** . monUl tod phy.lcal tmbe-1 | Io th. great majority of «ra, be t. to
them, -n-wmbtogtoc |» I u I ,
entered on h-a I Sir Oarnet'i dtipatcb that tbe llrltlrb are ^
making forced Inlet, with tbe following | ol Georgia, who are now holding him to I —ure »«»<»"» • — —-■—I eecooa cmianoou u .o need a guardian, la I ■““7“' l |^‘ 1 UI UmMlotohlm"thM win. foThl^,’"n to
wtoo^r I »,lgld,and, to hi. tupportere bar. found I los -hen awlmmlngju* «*• «••»« ytotb, part of wtedou. or of patrlottem- bo H»oId Mand. Ttoy **»“•* to Lt,,, age, tbettUofon of older men. In
S7S,'w«tto«miributo The mratto, out, fenful m«unUblUty for btepolltltolootooUtod to. ^llyaLd«refol.mrr.y fa,, m „ with .| 7“ “““ E,Tpt “ n • 0 "- Mn ”» remarkably .hurt time, and with woo-
u. O..W1 that they need not atre onlra they ,u». l of our ««*»»«'* “I "““P* 40 Democratic record, which th. Herald »f“- derful ftclilty, bo adopte tbelr rlra. Iu
ckoon. Uw more they reply that It u their I j, the itatament weretrum doea It an-? du P» r *«» °r to defeat CoL Hardeman. I kDowi u not tha caae with Mr. Stephen.. I Bntlbare U aometblog queer to ‘J- 11 1 y,, bertnntng of hla career beOpraetiee.
pbaaoretoglre. There to. orar toco “f I lw , r , h , unamwerod objection, to Mr. I Imme.ll.tely aflat tbe contention thu I Tha re TM ie d object for which thla I dl.patch, outalde of IU claim of great dte-1 lh( 7or tbe applause ha meou with,
compobloa They are llepubUcane, ami ihry I . .. ( tllat bt wu not I Jo**ro»l took occaalon to tndom him cor-1 „| d man WU nominated waa tbo I proportion of number., In tho .klrml.h I y , , „ an „ br bo become, indlf-
vr. b.r. r . btottok^ ..brukln, down of lndepend.0ttemto.be loqoutlto. When w. rad the pa ,
corepltehte. the drelred objret w. know ol bo.,, promiud bio tba 'Democratic f“b“P w “ * nJ I "™“ Ul *"* nlDUl d ‘ Jtri *“'” U h “ Ml * ‘TutoVlhu tlnndih), ttodfdto^ wo I ““ u “ m ,or hu own SnU*** 4 ^
no remoly except to turn them out oloOoefof ^y , I blnucceae, and bare not thought It proper I falled m tbu object, u |a manlfeet, I «l “bold hla ground tbo whole day, wel _ «„., 1IvU |
toto. tUpubUreret Who will to ButT »r^“' hk rrpon defianea of hi. 1 48 reeent, In an, wayjbo aerare dlga at the I from our attodpolnt at leut, th.t be l.c.n't to mtejaken In eon. der.ng 14 ‘ , "7 r 7 Dd “3 0 ’ , ^‘LX tolo^,
That te a marter-piece of mendacity. I , I Tw. wonaon axu HxMiwa which I ^ y* pian for tba UmeL for tba put. Low atthlr. Ttoreli»nwtblng peculiar I care tolotlow too
•he derllteaald lobe “U« father of Ilea," I ' n4k * »l«btb dlttnct lixre from lime to llou been reported to I or for th „ s la[e u« canaol porelbirdte- Intha tdtalbatan attacking forca, which Icouneofthe boy i.cpby .tep tbroagh t:1- toil,
butttorete no performtoc. of hte - Zm utu “f™ him. Expire bu ““Tim STSSS.' £ -J, ^ ground .mxy .till b„e~ =
record to compare In acepe, xolume and '“‘T., ^ taught u. that tba twinge, of rtoomaltem I cmonlng and mournful gread- » P»» 4 »b**T- John Bull may «ooi»e. But ttor. ia not an otoenaut
freaboeaa with tba abore. It dtetance. I 4 -*“*'•*• J 1 do not aweetonona-adtepoaltlon, and then I~ 0 y y-. power, that bo once I umlerettod it, but wa coofcu it la too I “to who hu no* already p eutredto him-
any of Bamre’i hate of doublo-Jointed | lo tit I »» know, totter bow to run tLmd, only hte raolty tod bte | <^P «or our finite mind. Such * • 4 * 4 «-1
'Tub 84. Angustias jell is without aa in
mate. Oood peoph over there; they
don't even fl.th.on Bacdaj.” This para
graph Ulustrates moro strikingly than any-
tbiuf we hsvo yet seen tba natural dispo
sition to lie about fish. If the paper * ivl
stopped at tho first statement everything
would have beta all right. Then was no
necessity for the last remark—eo use in it.
It is pualy the ootgrowth of a flsii'Iyiug
disposition.
Euonra 8rrsa has read na oat of the
Democratic party, la which we were born
and raised. This is Bsd.but we never
know what may happen to os in life. As
Hancock has read oat Major John Oubb,
ws will have to go sod stand alongside ot
the Major. Vat had cot tht? r«sdlog out
be«thavaa tenatdeiAte Haft? If pushed
with a little industry there will be nobody
Uft to be read out.
Tux New York Graphic hoa oome to thu
roaulnciod that the vest ts the moet aselw
srtisU of dotUag worn by mao, and j
calls upon the nation to rise ap sad thro]
it off. If the Graphic doeta’i waottov
its vest, of coarse It's all right. But taV
ice vest away from m*a aud you rob the
English lsnguago of one of its most beau
tiful figures cf speooh. Wbai strop!* image
thsre that eoaveys so forcible an idea ca
“Fall down yoar vest 7”
tbo r
i
These are hosdreds of good Demcerats
in Georgia—men that have alvqys been
true, who will not vote for Mr. Stephen*.
The convention was pot on notice of this
fast before the folly of oomiwlipg him
had heo* tverpeluteH. ' r tt*ra r ere bet-
t*r D*ro*c*a*i than Wr.8tap v .'ai*, and that
gentlrmsa’a friends rhoui i avoid the rid-
icalouv poiisy of trying to fores those men
into line. Tbe deaaaclation of true Dem
ocrats by Jo Brown’e stool pigeon organs
will do him and hit candidate no good.
Let the stool pigeon organs and their boss
taught us that tba twinges of rheumatism I M ][, crooning and mournful greed-1 gained a great victory,
do not sweeten ooe’e dUposltlrm, and then I lDMa . Q f t | M . powers that be once I understand it, but we
every man knows better bow to ran * I nfMrmd onlv bis vanity and hte I Je*P hr our finite min . .
lying. It will ralto a .mil. lotto rank. I “ u « u ramoreu.c ;» r— I lhad th< unfortunaU lodl- u. unlm- roeut ot reeulta baa au unfortunrte teu- Pin*. «nt tha ground drecritod.
oftbaJacobina i and ttoy will to morel* , ^ ,, r ■J*"?? ^hvritofrLiTutelxIduiltacliargaof tt. Laired Tto Stale ito.de aome other I d*“T ‘o remind otto of “toadquartere lo-1 Wall, wa all know tto rautt. Tba pa-
than ever assured that Gniteau'e Arthur I tFJiWeh th* Democratic I ^ euggeeted that CoL Hardeman I ,k m iko* [n bar Governor I Ibe-taddle” John Pope—tbe magnificent I rent I* th* last to detect the sborteomings
has the right man at tbe bead of b\% I «»“d l date, the Democratic w # I make It convenient to take a turn tn the I ^..i It is abiard to bold that it is out of I military “bulletin” builder of the late 1 04 ^ cWW * But an accidental sitting up
Waahlugtouorgan. Hubtoll.lll ■«. to I I^ ^^te^ra^Utotrirt.. I***1-11 of lying mlllury dto|w«>*- 48 '•»
uy tote outregeou. to hla ~ b 7“ » f4k ' DtSTte^ato^ hi .tatemeut ttot Tto eufttetloc dote no. ram to hare y, aU end to thte need, merely to- to***, ^e »l»d as naturally recur, to I IjfolSlItto^tobS
.Moten-dtoowretolmH lb. approral of tto -JMtereouU.” ^^CtotmortotloufaUMJtodoIt. ^^T^a un^
good aa that of WaahlDgtoo, wbobad toen organa, but we Mill think Ua pertinent I dat , w the party and tto State. Tito po- Robert E. too or T-J. Jacxaon, wi. n j r .ndehirtoter x, a nen'lemr-,
«-.. ra prre. W .»b, t duly elected b, tto ptt^daU) tbe aamo of-1 mro. - Lu^rM'to^JUret‘toputy UMra U-ad* W-WI. nobte.hte^. a^dtmrar «. getolem.n
Tto reJtotnStoTJrito ^Ttotegra-1«»» Colonel Hardeman aqdn. loan ofiU.L plo lha tappo rt of am imbecile, merely UMIc, or of good report, In reddrendrel j“ 0 ° d “ “ en
pbersbas brought th* *nb|*ct of pbotog-1 'Doe* R atone for tbe evil of this utter- I In which be must represent every Individ-1 bccanee tbe convention, assembled on a **r. ShGarnet Is undoubtedly a prater I exte-risliv oburve ai! tbe prcpile-
ranhy more prominently before tbe peo-1 ante at a time when tbe nnited efforts of I ual In tlie State. It to hie duty to do a*.l | pisreprceeirtaUoo of facie, palmed off said wamor th *° D>fTtr * ^ be can- n u t» f-w caro*i«a!s a run of bid
time atf. blaUlto Democrat. inCoogrm. weradl- in bis power to -cure tba office, for thJ^^ontSe party.to not evm» good not*n-ct, any more than Peps^ould, to 2
S^Jwton aU toMdrartf SwrUfic retfodtettodteeoreryof tto rery (Vanda dm, to. bren doteg^ted tobtm by ttopan, d^t much to. te Ik good ™ | MkjM.HiV~\oS.tto
and mechanical art are adrandng wUb I that tray man but Mr. Stephen, knew I Democrat! of tbe aatire SUte. | or found patrlottem.
j-irdre, unlea* each branch la Mat-1 wen ptrpctrated In order lo.cooauaaaale I Tto party l» to no praam danger In
am to founding lu own pralaea It ia apt to ItlilaptocoofeotoialTlIlalnyf I any dtetalct, care thoao
bo overlooked. If anyone will late tto I Dooa It wipe out Ito odium og ble In-1 Honed. lien Speer and
trouble or Urea to reuare tto kbtory of|donemamof Oram, who gut to tto | Bod Jterty dtecipUnt and
Akoeo other luxarki
dogrepby, to will am Ural nowtore I orunlxy tto
and terrible battle onto email a piece ofl “ mpooure and diagram, out,tula the
paper, with, tto nnxatteferlory matertela I o** 00 * 1 ckt P t ' r
^ haoi I Xow we bore never toes aay adrecaua
Felton tore do-1 Kotwood ae aaragely, two yoata ago, for I prtda;'r advance waa aomewbat more j oJ;ttot eystem which row. a i j < . “»
: arnhortty and rettogtoclto“«»la»ygtab,-aadwtof.« fmtt ftaof reeulu. Tto BrUl.b force I “d foreree him into a rarely mcchaotol
m *.iiv«r re,t, »totaaa good reaaoo tot rotaopporttog
Bona of too paper* that denounced Ur.
Atlanta cherishes
Tbooffh rather
prevtoes and protaberant oa all occaaionc.
It is really a very hxrmltM body, place
the barterros, peddl.r.j and hackatcriag
done In Atlanta 1 mriRy ris?* te ths dij :i*>
comtrwrce. Bomelirosstoee this com-
ercisltprotuLe ranee pro; o-*d to aser-me
the duties of the adjc*'.ota of insurance
the insurance compa
nies have to take all risks and pay all
lasses, they objected, asd tha ocmmeicial
aided, of coarse. It
agu'a. It appears
vho controls the Al
ia not satisfied with
so after firing a couple
of voUsys in th* Atlanta Constitution, to
alarm tba rail ’ids, U ♦ ; c <cd that the
•bsel proceed to
It teem* Lard
Atlanta to Ion that though ah* bar \
custom bouse, with G*L riedau ia coia-
anud.eh* 1*l*taefporttown- Ibefaet
In alMty-nlfM i
soutefa
correuy the ram eonupt, toraly^tov. debxuctod «d demorellxrtl pub. bondred. wbeube .btelr, hi. frer.lraTte
unlawful aBmtotoraUou to ba btoovy f j -- “77* I I ^ ^ I ^ IteregM-^h
«nt than to thla brendr of art. Beg' 1 '*-1 D>re * *too* for bia approval of tto j DeuMcnU to entrant to tto
* wltb tto rtidrer, fi—« todtetln-1 reeltovli Gnu adopted tn Louiaiau, I of Mr. fiteptom, they were aaanred that I MadaM | by tbelr argument, igainet vot-
guteaabit nrgaUrea, procured afrr long | when, at Ito poim of tto toyre>e«,to i»-1 to would at rareaiid forerer eradicate | m, fo, Ur. Norwood
tity of war material. Thte te definite and I Uc men, who would guard lhc!t;d*u;ht*re
" I perred Ito legally alccted remnbere of Lcrltbl* ;!;*•• ot Indrpendrulkm. fj 4 I rattodigraGra, rauuot gal ttoroereul of I I vfoa outto bud tet It to > aVu
4 .* j/; •:* .arc, hi g their *> tj ■otb*lkv*on*wordof II, tflmacy good Jt.,ir ta.ad* lo vote for Mr. Su-;Ua#. | very far, if U gc • J I
i upon her after a Urn*. Li t!
will dawn \
me on a hi c, if tbe c
baeai./ # eooUats to adjast ae between tiw
aseb more profttaUec
in fooling sound i
- a tUlft dj., not
