Newspaper Page Text
d5jea«rjgi?i Ittcjchiw v£*li?r(jcnpf? artfo ^Sjoucntii^TRissasimjBJtMc.
mmira * mi
•■ 0*nr ts *otTT*e»4 by *om1m i e
• mIMwi«(i Iiw *» Mterrik*r>
m*rnttk XI* fn Ikiw
Umiu «Mt -v
•w twit »* m-'#4 te reHef-T* ^
ton #4 ft • »«ar ku4 91 U> r t yn vr 'S#
»ii.| >.«( l«--t !> l t> it
r
*i.btLeft..-rt • nil.
"»•*, b*-l l«li '*fcrlr
r«llltr*l NatM.
i bclrt runnhui
wmpolgn >i* <»
Col. John U.
Manually look* for
SlCholla haa to
liCON TILKlUrB ill) ML ;: LNjQ
FRIDAT, SEPTEMBER Si, I ft
Oor
htft beco.it •
d*gr»*. We lutt
nrw4 item* at
nut h-ra rapartad Am wishing to be
relieved will nbtlga m by notifleetfor. Ha
•hall to put to wo troabla in HUteg their
It to eekl that fall will certainly bring a
mteUveeof tba WUteBouse.
In proportion m Air. Tllden grow* *td>
•r John Kelly Invariably grow* in import
Wgaaylt iaatl <
U. Oita n* a tact on Bpoopetulyke!
you bear ?
Wnar haa any Democrat to gain by balp.
lag lo overthrow hia party in tba inter* t
of Uaaaral Gerftrell ?
H Arnntxci n may bo a good wo d. It
•artataly haa tho advantago of newt
11 la (ally a* orthodox a* “gumption."
Tan tow grow too hot for Arabi. andht
paa»ad in hi* cheek*. tharoby leelng all
claim to having bton bora in Atl-nta.
b Wnw
•pond from tho walk* of | rivals life. Who
••aid dll hi* place behind tho
Taraaooomato bo a disposition on tbo
port of tourists to regret that Sir Garnot
wblppad Ambi too fart to make any ruin*.
lr would ooeoi to an impartial observe;
that tbo executive eosnmtttee U not in
need of information ao to ila own address.
Bmwor ftex haa loat one hundred
pound* and our Caale Alex hno gained five.
Thing* rro gradually roachlagtho golden
oow.it.all L dead, hi* cob la
f about and haring hi* pe
culiar information »at down upon a*
Anxm will not bo permitted to go to
church UMley. The Philistine* have laid
hold of him* and hi* day of promieo ha* do*
Akxxica's last prop, tbo Hilled*!**, have
feilod her. It took them three mouth# to
gat the privilege of being enabbed and
It le each incident* u the death ot y*A
Voyghine in the arariaent* of the Due
d* Homy, that bring* tha atag*under cju-
Mn. firarwmw amt the Independent imao
rquareiy hs Oetamtoe oe to did to Mneuu.
lhat way of detag thing* pa's tba i
on a egouro Damocretie boat*, and
Taaevaaediag tight grip that Mr. Ma
ltha throat W Ind.-peed
eaaaol bo corraatad by dying to tha ertmaa
in Republican me* bod#. Tha Ueaerat
going in the wrong J traction, either to pa-
rtfy tha party, of whieh be rtaimetobe
meanber, or to heoeit the State.
lr the * xrootiv# committee I# open to
•agfeattoa.lt h*d beat reealt Ha Unde
Sammy Spaacer trcia southwestern (tour-
gU and pul him to work somewhere
rang* of thejoaraslutk Inf! i nccor Attan-
la. 1 hi* region eeeaaeto to ia a «*d an J be-
•tghtoi condition a* to the Democracy
wblth |>ropo««e to tarklo Independent »m-
fa caw of a new seer route trial. Ingt-r
sell will ar>iQ i»aiot the lurid heaven*, the
atari*#* mgbtcnd the IneeUegttsgtlsh
The wife will warp again end t‘.e jury be
moved to tear*. The #ama old claptrap
will be rehashed, and wa are halfway in
ciincdto think that it ie bettor to let the
guilty men eecapo than to |>tu..«h the whole
oonatry.
Oca Albany *iccial show# that the D m
ocrati: candidate for governor he# placed
him#t!f aright with the voters of that *re<
Moo. iede« J. the rami sign term* to liven
ight.lj evrrjwher cxrept in the coun
try is and . round about Atlanta. The
“dree on the mountain top*" and tlie
tramp of the • clan# of t.'ie valley " are not
men or bea*d in ih# neighborhood of \V*#t
End and l'onue dr Ix-oc.
Cnumt* *.em* to le getting
dcely without outride help. Cnle*s hi*
supporter* in the eeventli art moeh mis-
taker, ha will be elected by an iacreaaed,nia-
jority. The rirongantilmdepeadent pod'
tion taket. by MiJfitey.toce, in hie Macon
speech. oeght to V werth several thou
e*te*totbe lealerot the organirtsl
Dmocrur; ;o the oU seventh. Still,
will not do to take iocc«m for granted, -otl
omit any effort to make it »ure.
Gen. Lavrov, in ao interview with a re-
wter of the Atlanta Cvtutitmtuj*. virtu*
ally place* hie name at the (li#po#al of b
friewd* in the Senatorial race. (}«n. Law
too would make an admirable Senator. If
long and consistent service in the party,
high character and a strong and pr*
nent in all affairs const
anything in these da. *, then Gen. Lawi* u*
to can pretest for him a record *o
fair r* to appeal with great force to the
Democrat* of the Legislator e. In every
pnblic duty to wu.‘ch he has been called he
has aerveu Georgi'; faithfull>. and d**irv*e
well at her hand*.
Warn Joe Harris'* ode to Ih* Atlanta
pile-driver makes it* appearance great an-
Immttos will cbaractiae poetical circles in
Urn State.
Tfc* Democratic campaign we* intoga
rated by the * peech of Mr. Stephen* in
Macon. Tha flow of grace may be dated
Tua few credolou* i-eopie who cling to
yooag.mnn.kaow.it.aU. are ia danger of
being badly deceived. Y.m-k.t.a. i* not
particular about the placing of lu» verba.
Tug Chronicle atyst “General ’dotoel y
kept hie word." Did be. ready? If be
baaqmtled in London on the 15th, the feat
must have been a telegraphic affair.
Stonuso is more grateful than toe day of
net which, weekly, blesses laboring men
and woman. Fortheraatof tha praaent
and tha raat of tba fatnrv, Hauvao be prala
Jon Hum, tbo praying
of the
diegeroos habit of allowing the ran
down on too wrath. It grieves us to the
heart.
led with tho feet that bowse to aprobibi.
Twa eiectlou U now near at hand. Geo.
OartraU ean taiab hia naavam after the ra-
turne begin to noma In. Be wUl not bo
pro van tod by any new dutiea that the eleo*
Tbsatoetlno of n pronoaaoed led- pend,
cot, by Jacobin voter, to tbegubrraatoriul
chair, would not bo a triumph tor Georgia.
Let Democrats bear this truth in mind,
and oat npon U oo eleetton day.
Una* Jonxnun Min
•want* to break
r* If
gentleman be not wary be wUltojara tho
•anae of Ida friend, Uxrtrtll. UadaJoax.
thftu U an exceedingly
BMivwJoun Poo haa beooera nt*
cecdtagly qaiet *!nm hi* ratara from
Like a true man be lera-
i. Bramrue has token paisa to ompha-
e**e Wa imtopredmea of tha
Uvc Uao daflUng the party raaardi to At
lanta. True
on suob in Ur 14
going to do iL
rmwKO Dem>
tion of Kuiury r,
the latw iJtlrrM of
, GotiiinilP-', ought not to indulge to tha In-
I Accent effrontery of pretending to toed tha
SDemonalio
(Jtt'.trfil UHilrill. Iua
iroishc* tlw (nl rrnl r. •
f glory to justify hi* ape*
tlw mkiiuoI hot ian«
lot follow that the lton. r *
party ought to U, Ucvir^jcl otc*u*« -.t t
uerui Ga’trvll for t
guherualoria! ofAce, or Jo* Ur
3 Gov, GolquMt aou*«d it* rontiduc. ^
The ovils that evi»l in the |«j
I be oorrveteo wlililo the i~«rt) .
Da. fm-tov Aads the Detnocr* • of the
dletortoe iadUposed to cuuUoi <> that
oIbom. It was u move
lonhlngtotheoverthtow jf the Demo-
with the mtoniHa of Arthar,
TnsrotUm crop for tlie *cx*o.- ending
Aogu»t 3l»t 1* l.lki.TO. 1 bale* lrs# than thtt
of Uet year. In Its report, the Kscbonge
oaile atteui m to th« fact that Oi/lpl bales
more haw be:n at an in tbc South thi# y o»r
than lust. Thi* means an incr*%#e of
threo mii.ion dollars* worth cl a
handled In tha South.
Tex United SUtoe list more thltviog
flciw than nay other government on c^rth
exempt Ka - ia. Tbero will never lie n
chtups for Un t«etter unt i ts« Uepiblic-i
are driven from the high place., in the land,
and their thieving rs.xirJ ha* bees s
orJer before th# people. Tlie truth in it*
fuU enormity will, perhnpr, never
known.
Wiimi Ur. Slept. >n«, th* leedor, march
ed up on the Drinxrra’ic platform, ‘It be
bane a matter of #maH importancj as tc
whet lalght be the opinion of th* company
cooks, th* water toicr* and the camp fob
lowers generally. They ora to to made
u-efol In doingsmsU chore#, and will
iwrmitud to beat tin pans in th* i
when off daty.
Tua New Hampahlr* Democrats h
nominated a candidate for Governor. 111*
an old habit they have, and it is a good
They never lose fa th in the future
triumph of the party ; and they bear every
succeeding defeat with the mq« uncon
quotable dctortniaaUoa to try it again.
Thera ia no discount ou tho pluck cl the
New England Democrats.
Tm Atlanta ring appears to leprott) *f.
fcctaally s-jaelebed. and true Democrat*
greatly rejoiced. There 1* no hope of
its being ret on foot again daring tho firm
of Mr. Stephen*. Dictation to the Demo,
eratle masses, ie Georgia, Is at an etui for
the present. Mr. Stephen#'* hearty appro
val of tbo deliveraaaa of the Es*mtive
Gommltbe on that line did the work.
Onnu Gxnraau. promise* to return to
th* orgaolxed fold when the “oosse* hive
boro overthrown.’’ Well, w* think it is
now time to redeem hi* promise. Th* Mo-
con speech did tho work for that gang, nod
leoeral may oootidor hi* place to th*
organised proooesiou aa rwedy to be occu
pied. The army will wait a moment foi
him to catch op and take bis position.
A Jxcooia writer wants “to know what
’ Tha foci that he surpass*! Tweed
ia kaavery doesn't seem to bo anything at
all objectionable ia the eyes of the Joeobin
scribe. That Is perhaps •onsldsred as tho
crowning glory of the New Jersey pit ate.
Mere proneoM# to roguery dare not nan-
stttsto th **iqnf*n card in Jacobin quar*
ten. The tendency ia that direct ton must
to ruin forced by ability to nuke thieving
mf«L Botoson bring thus equipped,
the Jaoobto writer Is at u loas to under-
•toad why H ia that Radicals
Tua Masco Txmasru, la
“Tto elactloa cf Mr. toeftow ia not
ptaca II rays: “Panseal Uertrtllla
a betisr tadge af lew Ihea to Is of the vouag
of Ueorgk. Its I* itaamil la hopetoa
dafaot. Ui# cpriicn Is an ImpseriMIliy, and
^ ... - ,1ft M
.1 athbhrarlotto asp)
ttou •JGur. Colquitt,
which this Jonah wm thrown overboard
was only ten****! by Ibc
which the Bh.pcf Mato iigh*cd berssU In
a h 'svy and dangerous ko, as >ln* f. R tor-
•rlf free of the burden. It wu cal aspect-
od that to wouldgodowawHtontaatnag-
Kfe- Tba public has not boro <!la*ppoit.t.
ud, fer hut a dsjr or two since to was
itoundattag and pro*ping at kto phantom
of lue Mill's grout feme.
The Rroatorial rumor to which we M
nrrmhiu torafer uuljr a abort
it***
disilh
OulfuUl wx* on the point of appointing
young Ben tint tout Me fell:
cy. In order to Into eo«haitep,b* frU
tho nacuaaltf of aupport, and a prttttoo,
the naval roaourvw, was adopted. But
ttopaUUou'ha* this dauew attached to
it- It moat as earn aril; take Urn public
Into coufldsoee. In this cam It proved
Immediately fetal. A puncture from tto
pro*and death was the result. It was a
meal m*a>rabla and i.'Hlmely rffbtt to
•are tto felling fjrtmm of Colquitt by
Invoking the name aad feme of tto
•toad Uro Util, by an attempt
to uas his friends. Stripped down dean
the movement meant tide and nothing
mere. Co!q>titl ( pro|>nead to appowt ycung
lieu Hill Senator. Ilia appointment was
utterly worthless, for to could not have
tak' u the oath or his seat, or have Un
charged a tingle function of a Senator
from the State of Georgia. Thera was no
nrccMtty for tlie appointment, and nil
reason and precedent ware against It. Uut
there is a •tort uoexpired term to to
tilled—a little senatorial career of ninety
days. It wa* proposed to doule youug
Urn Uit! with this, lu th* tope that lie
and hi* father's friends would rally to tto
support of Colquitt for the full term. Tto
organ announce* that “U was generally
understood by those who were In po,i.
tion to know that Governor Colqui'i
heart was rary much In the p:
posed appointment, auJ that it w«>u
bare been mads io all probability.** '1 to
sentence !«incomplete and we will fiti!<
it with these words, “but that an toniest
would not brook It in silence.'
all tto doing* of thi* Colquitt ring, noth
ing lias been mort- selfish and shameless
than this. It wa« simply an outrage to
drag tto memory of a great dead m*u,
upon whose grave tto grass haa not yet
grown, into tto arena of political disctu-
for such a purpose and at such
time. Was not tto praaent political situ
at ion In Georgia sufficiently troubled, all
on account of boss and ring rule, that
this new ard disturbing elemciit about'
have been Introduced to add to the strife
and bickering f Who was to he fooled
by such miserable doptrap and trash as
this ? I'eopln read of tto meu who b ty
gold watches and walking caues to be
presetted to them, aod when the presen
tation cornea, are so overcome by
prise and excitement that ttoy ci
find words to express their gratitude, hut
nobody believes it. We go to the cir»
itb tto little ones and wonder at (to
Ji’kfh'r'* tricks and the pad riding xttd
sugh a* tto *»a!e jokes of ihe down, 1 ut
do these thing* that the Innocent* tuay
•till enjoy in their freeh young hears
wi.at some day mint tocome a hut den to
them. Tto people of Georgia are
children. They eaimot to caught by
transparent chaff as this. Colquitt'# heart
was lu a Senatorial chair anJ he want
D-n Hill, Jr., to use his friet.ds and his
father* friends to get another and ton
portion nf his anatomy in tL Tto ui«v
went dcxvnres tto sternest reproba'.l.-
and will douhtlcas receive li from all
those wtM* have resolve I that tto po.nl.'sl
meth<-!i«>fGeorgiaJhall to purge!
purified.
Upon what a tJjuiiy bails thi* thing
wav rested. What claims had young Hen
llill to the tonatorahlp beyond any man
ofhiiday and generation in Georgia?
Has to developed those capacities which
should elevate him over the heads of older
and more rsparicnce«t men? llecansc
tto great Intellectuality and |#ditical
courage of hi* father made him a .Senator,
all that tto word implies, must hie
vacant toga fall upon tbo sbsuhlers of his
son? Are we to recognise Senatorial
heredity? If so, when Joe Drown gwi
ready to, or ia compelled to, leave UI*
seat, then perforce Julius should succeed
to It. If, as it may be claimed, It
tended os an honor to the Illustrious dead,
why n ,t let the honor fall to Charles, the
more practical and rxpcikuccd politician
of tto UUI boy* ?
We write In a spirit of tto profound.-»t
reverence for our dead friend, and In tto
kindliest feeling to I Its son who bears his
name. I| Is a matter of regret lr.ua lhat
his ambition seems to have been caught
by tbo cunuiog bait, and that to Is disposed
to resent the opposition which lias prompt
ly risen to rebuke a bald political trick of
•hooping politician.
Tto trick Itself Is wmlby nftto imal! hut
resile** MephUtoptielea who baa so often
whiipcred iu Colquitt's ear to tin hurt
of tto public. It Is of the warp and woof
of that Congressman at large business, and
above all, *t Is illustrative of Atlanta.
U Is In Just such things os this that tne
good and conservative meu of the city
may read why the rest the but**
look* in that direction with diairnn r.
misgiving. Nobody alud* tho loud au
lusty blowing and crowing of Atlanta.
People who hava been for enough away
from borne to to caught by night laugh at
it. Tbcra's aot a villago perhaps lu Goon
gla where tto people have viiough to eat
and ran sleep by night with tto windows
and doors unbarred, that would tafce At
lanta's money If coupled with tto condi
tion that tor character was to go along
with It.
.. #•* j«
ad, i
At lanta I* not tne ata*.e of Gcotgla, and
no ring that may to made up theta will
to permitted io run tto Dmuocratlc patty
of the State, by trades, politicians, snap
Judgments and such surreptitious agen
da*. Tto dead Bro Hill baa left a rep.
utatlou which sans* farmr overshadow
men of the calibre of Ootqnltt. The live
Bra UUI kae fi future before him too
fTO life! la premise to to subjected to tho
blighting Influence of a political bar-
gslm Tto people of Georgia propose to
' uk.- psr*. In i»h- S- t.»:- r ; ti-.n.
tlfipf'
■*d .» ll A Ar.
Tr.-v I >. ANN*.
KM#r lint i
imsgtn*
the Urfrsb*ra<-
■■■ '■ I) •'
raM him-If of Hm IkMuk Ul
vUk wMC ih., h.J In.nUd
hia. Hi ikiifti biawlf to h. . Drao.
cni a Uraomu. Th, KU.r m»j h.n
hukml, ha k .Mat tor flory «
oaariMtha hwiw. 1U taw tha
Ihw* «a Mtthw (la, m, mm
Hnal.lk.balof, low MM
wlHta 4mIIm( to uk. chup a Ih.
<aon. N.J, n#r nook ou coen “»•
|ubod" lh,i hb niow .hoaU haw hm
iniolliai I* w, Hch ROM
Ini moo, pout awn lha can la ho
mwtjrr. ll Ini om, brmw an lha
imo to ink a Mora hop.
UoMlx.lk, UmnwX'UMr
im miMt boro boon ,iup<n4 a th* Kl*
Ml bi . W, 4o not win lha the,
would Mianll, b» aloubhada hbdo-
cUoalon vftlwouJIaMT toodmd bln,
ban bo rooldul Im known, u,
honor thm tho, know, tho ntlor Ml,
oi Matin, mjr uoninalou a >11,
that connect Ion. The thing that m
have perplexed them was that he was
net a member of that faith; that. Indeed,
he was a Democrat, ooe of the old line,
at that. Bight at Uita point we, too, con
fess to soma surprise. Wa hadn't thought
of tto Eider lu any such connection. II
had been reported to us as a Greenback-
i f ftuever after tha order of Noloo Clia-e*
steer*, acd we had never known him
any ettor connection, unless we may U*<
for true tto report that he voted for Gar
field, and wu an euthnalutlc Indorser of
tto coalition caucus. Independent of
these two relations of tto Elder to mod
ern politics, we should have expected
find him Immersed to the cars io the pecu
liar doctrine of Greeubacklsm, and ready
lo swear by tha *i> v * mcntlooed steci a
during tto balar-v »r his political pil
grimage.
Hut thing! are no, what ’Jiayaet
When (to labor feature wu aJde-i to tto
pan) . Elder J since probably concluded
was totter for him to do bla hoping sod
h!s resting lu tome other organisation—
all uf which Indicates tto possession, hy
Its Eldar, of fresh and vigorous faculties.
Ucally, did not tto retired Greenback-
Labor candidate attend tto coalition cau
cus ? If so, we are at a loss to see on
what ground to claims to be a Democrat,
We are at a loss to see what business
organixsd Democrat would have at a c
•lltlon caucus, designed, u that coalit!
caucus wu, for tto overthrow of tto pir-
ty. A pious Democrat, like the Eld<
mutt have I wen either “strayed or stolen
to be caoqbt iu any such company. Nui
!y, to did not suppose that to wu merely
aiding In paving ito way for ito ‘•organ
ised*’ nomination of Mr. .Stephens, lor
which to appears to be so UianMiil.
In tto light of tto lalo address of i
executive cm clitre, and of Mr. fc
phens's unqualified indorsement of
striking and sharp arraignment of lode
(•endintlim and CtfolitionUn* and all sha
llot Urns, the gratification of the Kidt
over llm atill-bort:, pointless, iinprocti.**-
!>!*•, “cireumlocration •>dl« < e“ plotfoim of
the late coiiventli it is peruliarly uiour.i-
ful. It would he lair, under ito an
stance#, to give Utottor Hook another t-p-
portmiity to ali.ui himwdf. H, after read
ing the supplemental platform of the jur-
ty, and discovering tha*. it ha* tto atidec
Ity to “make flings at opposing view#,'
tto Judge should conclude that to IsnT
that sett of a Democrat, and 'hat Mr. hie
ptous unT the uuti to tnok him to to,
why then we should have to contemplate
tto fearful possibility of au explanat
of the Aider's explanation. We shall ad-
'mm tlds discussion until wc learn what
tr-ettto late “dings" of Mr. c:» ph«m
ai.d tto executive committee lave up hi
tto tq^aulraily of tto politically omniv
orous Elder. It will not do to bo karty
Just yet.
Tbc Lealeletnrc.
Th- Democrats ot tto .Mate shot;Id
•pare no elf >rt to et*ct a good Legislature,
home oto bu wittily, If not wisely,
served that tto country is always In a
crisis Just before an election. A seorcli
amid tto orabirical and elocutloi.ary
ruin* I ft by tto campaign orators, will
c.-rrotorote this In letter If n*rt !u spirit.
We do not «htnk we ore iu much of a
crlsiv. Inilced, after Mr. Stephens Joined
the Democratic party and etepprd upon
tto platrorm, tto crisis wu safely pasKd
llul tto Slate ncoda a good Legislature
It Is an uncomfortable fact, that o:r fo g-
Islatures have been degenerating year by
year. Judged liy tho learning and Intsl-
ligtnrc of our General Assembly, Ito re
sults of our educational vflbni rt.» itot
slow up veil.
We want a I^tis'stuM <4 meu who
will go to ttolr duties prepared to ex-
amiev all questions of public policy care
ful! and Impartially, with a desire to un
derstand them tborougbly, and who will
endeavor to dtouts and vote up>n
all tneuarnf with a view to Ito good of
tto people, and not as to their own up!-
rations far Congreu and other ofilcial
positions. We need hold and fcarlru
men, who will not hesitate to proto the
official conduct and records of tto public
servants with ftee and willing hands, and
who cannot to controlled by lot bits,
rings mUO cliques to pervert lattice end to
jtifis Inquiry. Wo want men broad
enough not to attempt lo cripple and co
great properties at the Instance of a
popular and Irresponsible clamor.
Safer at we have been able to ! overt !-
gate, It would appear that the people will
have an opportunity to elect a good Leg
islature from the names dieted, and ttoy
sliouM not neglect tto opportunity. The
ting le Georgia bu been brokeu, but tba
desperate rl-mcnt* J which It wu coin-
will make aa effort to raorgi
and to r-yaln their lost power. A good
legislature can prevent this and should
esteem it its highest pleasure and duty to
op. Mr.
fifaphras bed n fine veeeptioo in Cofombu
aad hu wisely trimmed kb speech of deed
mattes and male II more agfresolve la
Attorney-Genual Anderson was
with him. We pubtteh eoae appoint meats
fur the latter, AUrr this to sill invade
the aevenih ttd sintti dWrici#. U the
Colquitt
tie Arid,
ttol.rrr**,"ueome of hi* rnthi
friends incut »a Urniiug it. Tto
J., 14.ruln.nlioti lli.t m.t In
i n W«,1>» .■'«>, .|.lit Into two n.,
ftlvl. . I) f .i.mrnt M.I..1M , r*,»l>,Un
(■jr Coopt**. Th, rnhojMftiU jhii forth
b, tha .mu*! «i4. a. Ill" l.n J.o'Uii
fMtittii. tn Juniw Alklr. tn4 J. K. Job
ra. T1*J will f,w»u. tl ham. tltn Uw
.tarthwi lftb>r h.T. unj.
In th. Mi ni4 dWilti It ta Mriaalj
•UlnlthM I her, I. oppnUbm lo oar
hrfjtbt jouti, I'miihmou, II (1. Tut.
Mt| iii'l thi, Wta, Umcm. w. dull not
h* tony If Tom llinkmu
.11
• 1C, if L* XJh lu W, tan
bw WlMolow.kl 4mItm CooctMtaaul
hoaon Ciom IhM 4IM1IM. WlMclowikl
taaM • CoopMalMul uu. ll
dr, food, Mtud .boot It—, mm pr ml
11..or to it, tbu would h*ow(a(ptam
odlln, Ih* pmlaw qwMIlon, or .ny
otbor .uMllon. Uomlrur nriMolowOll
Itawo lit. not yet com#. IIo ibould aUrt
M moaor aod work hlo w.y up.
In tho I HI nl dlMrlrt, Jodfl Cri.p
meeting with a supposed oppotl
the part of Jndapeodent Judge Harrell
If there la no mistake about thi
Judge Uanell will think there wu oor,
In some way connected q4b It, when tto
returns are all In. If tbeftT la one
more than another that the third district
docent need, It la no Independent C o-
Judge Joseph I*ou propoara I
Judge Uuehanan In Ito fourth district,
r Infwmstloo Is correct. We are
strongly Inc! ned to toiler#, however,
that there le :«*ma mistake abou
Tto Democratic rotere In Urn fourth dis
trict “know not Joseph;" and n man that
ia unknowu lo them Is oot apt to drink
“cold tea," u a Georgia Congressman,
In the capital of the United State*. Judge
Uuehanan wll! return to Congress, aod
Joarph, like a good nUxcn, will quietly
settle down to tto duties 6f private life.
This will bo better for all put lea con-
Nat Hammond will not have a “walk
over" in the fifth, but he IsnT particular
•bout that. He will not hare to do an;
running. A alight, unembarraealog trot
will enable him to keep for In the lead of
A. E. Hack—an Atlanta Jacobin who, In
old age, hu begun to hanker after
worldly honor*. Ilucka generally are
good on a rare, hut this ^particular one
wdl prove an rx ~rpilot) to the rule. This
Isn't tto (lurk era «»• Georgia
and so G-orgia la safe ao far u this rare
la cooc» rued.
Mr. Uiiunt has, so far, found no
pMii»i. This is to »to credit ot tba good
satAi of ito opposition in tl e sixth dis
trict. Mr. Huff took a square look at llm
si* tier from tto pendent standpoint,
.«! decided It io to a bail iurestment.
He didn’t invest, and Ida exoiuple hu
hern rtntaglou*. “Tba prudent is
foresee th the evil and bidrih Imuscir'.
In tto seventii district, lllgbtoeer Bill
Is again pitted against Jud C'U n.i
III to remembered tliat, two years ago,
Jud Clements wu Immoiously called
colt" by tto old doctor and his lively
friends, ami much fun wu bad In telling
tow Isis veteran opponent wu gulng lo
“break Mm into harness." Jud Is not u
much of “a toll" nowutowaitao yean
•go. He •‘UI ito principal part of the
breakiug <en, and to ought to to now
still more skiilfbl at tto husltcas. High
tower UUI Is running a scared race, but
to blows frigh fully, and we are inclined
> think his wind la almost gone.
Seaborn lleeae hu been nominated tu
thi eighth district, and is making a strong
personal canvass. Ue will a In the elec
tion In tto same way that ha won the
nomination. Judge Twiggs la running iu
this district u an Independent. He will
find that to cannot wallow tto Democrats
of tto eighth dirtrlet u easily u to did
that band cf robhe.s at Toccoa. The
Judge Is putting himself to a great deal of
trouble and expenae to acccre a ble**it>g
which to already enjoys—that of retire
ment from office.
Candler Is making aitroug fight against
Emory Speer In tto ninth. Ue hu cboeen
tho most cflbctlro wqy of muting tto
selfish and vainglorious coxcomb of
Clarke. Tto accounts from that district
would to more encouraging than
ttoy are If wo could know that Candler's
friends were seconding h's own
by personal efforts cf a like character on
ttolr o«n account. Tto wbule Demo
cratic party of Georgia feels a personal
interest In defeotlug the two faced young
man, who masquer*!** alternately a* a
Democrat and a Republican, In the Inter
est of Ms own personal advancement.
Emory Spser deserves defeat at tto bauds
of the ninth district Democrats.
For Congressman tt-largo Col. Tliomu
Hardeman hu no opposition that
worthy of tha name. He will be elected
by a larger majority than wu ever before
given to a Georgia Congressman. Tba
act I re canvass In which to Is now engaged
•gainst Ibn allied armies of Independent
Ism and Jacobinism wll! add to the vote
which to would other wise have received,
and elect Idm by such a majority u will
weary Lin to at:.od up under iu
Tto Main-house officers will to over
whelmingly elected. They have shown
themselves worthy cf tto confidence cf tha
people, and tto people wlllre-commlmioti
Tto gubernatorial control will to
what closer. Had Mr. Htepbenfe at tto
outsat of tho campaign, taken the stand
that to took In lit* Macon speech, his ma
jority would have been Very large. Aa ll
Is, now that to hu taken tto paelUoti of
unqualified opposition to IndependanUam,
his major!:? will to comfortably great.
Thousands of Democrats who ha-1 decided
not to vote at all lor
nlu him u tto standard-bearer of tto
party actlr.it Independently, and will
glre him ttolr unqualified aoppwt. Tm
outlook brightens every day. Let Demo
crats to wide awoke to ttolr duly In both
Uw Rule and tto Federal elect ton, that
Uubtollton to not allowed to triumph
over honest Democratic method* in
Georgia.
Then
jf Um* <
leiibiw k- l.lbo
euc«mr.,:*J t-3 do iboir
t$u*i h*m la# son# to
bemoci-fctta deiuamH
bow it 1*.
Am tk*Mkiuii.
lug of ito .Socis! .Science On-
ought men? questions that
ry our daily live* squarely
I In-fore iho people. I he Incic*** of tto
I r- tilth* \-rer tto m#le portion of our pope-
; sstfon hta glv^n rten lv» # number ofque#-
ii«iiitovi.i bin,ui.m»iob-r. mi»i; lht „ M4i ; lf ,,<*^,,"51*•»«.“-i* 1 «<• *»»«*.
h.N l»»n Iwclbli r.n.lnd.4 cf ! lhlt t-, A , u m ,ii.i r ,«, J " b*n»»Hr M)rolu<- I. ibfc iloiri it m
'0,:-.luji bcl,!o.n .. ib. y tu.lr' oo. nm.»i.k, u.inu .oooo!i«a Mm. '"#>««« uol.blnjfrn.ilM
dlobb- 711., bod tokon bold oi tin. kldftr r.if u. lutatwliol »u!U.u. I wiih miy atom .o wrlta onicnola-
l»ro ,
m* n< ini - i .
k!(l!
■ so dal* -I,.
oothl>. To t
to holding l
ti at i
of I'rupMljr 'lupJ.) hi. tlir
r •li- oll-ij tc
It 1
nil... to i
L'.t. til.
mb
but that
I lilt IV Mil ilbMIlut,
it lt tb« part uf .talon, lo pr*pap) A.r fit*
lute rm.tii)(.rclM.
lim.r.nt i)M.n.i bate Vrn .Ko ii«l .1
4IIKTr.it plKM. At Xr. York ...4 Sr.
I.iult lVr bir. wtuu u known u tbo
"jou.oi ratn." In Ito-poon, non'M-
liblM.oK-.il, IV i.mplM prop.!', »r-
ra0(i4 0..4 Un-4, in 41'pt.f.d In on
nblbkloo Inlb Tbo prta. of a "y tut
M.0" varta, McorJIof to kb qiulllkf
Umm. Tin pMfrtt “j-ono, tom ’ I, wu>
rutad la .It tnci .od tabat, mmt
to <*b, ton*- to (o ’ont to M* ■
Ih. (trb on tb. it if. or lu Ik. no-
ikoeo. lit at b cintod to partb.
•od 4I.uiI.m4 to Mura U no, hour. Ia
abort, to b 4'fruM from kb kl(k tod
oakl, Mtao to . met# urUn, o iltrc-
. minion to tto fmto ut ftmlolno for rj.
Itbtbw ib(n4MMW of oor ,oo..g man
ttot wo .lib to prauM tplou. Tkk
nooti, bu, loo, jnn .jo, wlprd tto
•Utnto of il.mrjf from lu cooMttwUow. II
The denial s# tn Governor HrowA
unnMark/, lls Its# hot the! prescieiu-*
which Is tto ke, to In* wonderful *ucce**
If be could be induced lu play a point wi
deed to lose as thi*.
Hut thii whole ms
lie ear, rrertod the p
cl* nurd the at tret ton of Governor Col
quitt prior lo this letter of Captain Jark-
i lotto pub-
W#
nothing to change Ito opinion
that one lu such political stress asGer
< 1 >Iqulit, one wlews adralnUtrstlve ctreei
ia embroidered with methods and prsc-
hirli are for from admirable or
commendable, would fail to catc
Ito remote chxnco offered by this episode.
Having and excepting tto quillficttroM
herein made, our editorial as first written
mutt, In tto language of tto great Dera
erotic leader, “stood" la nil other re-
A HisCsy Leeeeis.
Tto men nod wuoMaof Ikli counlnr
M» ktadM down wlikoM%Mlo«of (rub
lud*. Xo|.«>plib,recvcrlbfd «bo could
tnubfullj up: -Tto Hum ton
Mbw onto at In pfrv.nl plvn, nud own
to. Indvd, • (oodlp terlUgr.” A (nwr-
OH.MU jbtdi (rueful Muni lotto
toad, of nt.ldu.ui toll. A para rad
bnuiogtlr ..nrapnvb Ito lud, rad
j boo,not tonllb bIto ruling Utaaoflto
defined, aud oulv effaced with LIooJ. .
And wa maintain that this system of pwmcwAxI babltetlqns; and tree*
was made an Issue,claarly drawn, sharply j "/J? *?* *** lureeatimi. we .-at,nut ra* •* yt. W|
defined, and only effaced with blood. • tell M®i» tha rawatdol hare an abiding foiih that h -
“youngmen" U nothing more than a re
vival of slavery, calculated to
•ty
rannical the does In whoa* fevor Iheaya-
tem la Instil utad. Reduced by stem t*-
caastty tto “young man" Is forced tu
place himself for tto time upon tto mart,
to to bought, sold, borrowed or loaned,
and to to whipped Into submission If be
shows any signs of rebellion. Is not this
Identical In principle with being sold Into
•felly on
Id boor-
rollon «-f
organize-
otect tbo
to sense-
tto boll-
can fly
Atom It
dom feom the exactions aod tto horaaa-
menu of tyranny ns present and aproo
tlcal birosing, of which every one !s
tto field.
ndreraed
awaiting
a knows
io blush-
Ue c
there ere
Vitls this
ill things
’orecd to
ted. Aro
nhscrcw
rrgallva
Jieae do-
with tto
e to cast
whited
irltloti uf
i town?
ryto le
>r “wall-
ij cut*
ro», one
pleasure
r price,
ought at
a of tto
tr a i
• Brss-
ia bane
Henry
ttoedl-
wlthcut
publics-
all par-
rtlou, oa
and the
tlie (J|j-
lea.
itonttel-
don to
an UUI
i
I
(
i pretty
no rca-
or tli
lo that
p which
m 11 1).
ide the
a
to plan-
Id tto
suggest]one of cold Judgment. Aa grief ia
t
I;
JWn to
rowing
m lire
1
a
I
l wrong
sekaon.
or hu
■ ttolr
puiulial cspsclly sumctlilng more thau a
msn. lls did not remembr r Ibtt he was
for the time !fca tood «•! a grra*. pxrty en
gaged In a totted camjaigo, in which
Itorc were involved troublous ls»u*s for
friend and foe, and thxl Ito Senatorial
sucresrion wa* to to one of Ito great
prlrro of victory. If Captain Jickwn had
|realised this fully, and ito ferttorfArt
* rrixtlva was an aspirant for the
Scnalorshlp, we fscl assured that hu would
neither have ttgnrd nr circulxted that po-
Utlon. He would have atibordiuaWd tto
impiilsroof a friend to tin obligation* of
an officer, and would hare confided tto
petition tn lha hand* of Mxhr Luckia or
ether Interested party. Ha would
hare avoided c:t act calculated to call
forth tho criUctemwf tto Iricnd* ufaapl-
ranu to tto Heotturthlp and tto atpl-
raou tteOMlvca. Ha, at chairman of (to
Stott Democratic Committee, would hare
in hts cffica coldly Irapartlsl aa
n all Democrats. It would
havft been totter *.1j; •. 1’. •* ns#-i.<-*s to
Mj that tto assurance of Cs; ’stn Ja«*k»on I <»i«, •;<»!. >*
to Mr. HIM and hi* faull, n Jo tie I «'» «*•«
iperflunu*. We con Id not b«-i;*»e (hat j h ‘ , ' ,, ’ n
they would to *oon m-p out fioui ibe J ^
if WIM1 IH*u ito ar.-Ui of polilical j t» k yme»« y o
strife. !duceAH#N
plenty fill tto land, aod tto people
come Ui and gr> out In tto
pursuit of whatsoever object
tret pleases them, with none
to molest or to mote afraid. It would
to Impoealbte to enter into all tto drlall#
onto material bletsings that are la us,
around us, above us, beneath us, and
that enter lute tto make-up of oor tori-
teg* tore. Thougfatfel men and women,
on this day of net, could not do better
than make a personal tort ol the utter
Impoesibillty of recounting tto material
blessings that are ttoln to-day—and with
out the asking. Even tto chronic grumb
ler, If to could rparo a few moment* from
tto wretched demands of au ingrate habit,
would to constrained to admit that to
had bad an unacknowledged intern*. <n
tto spring tlma and in tto harvest, and
that tto sunshine ard the showers hate
brought ttolr treaturea unbidden to his
rary doors.
It la not practicable to follow out that
line of thought, lu this fieetlUR article.
Ue who counts tto atera can reckon up a
tilto of tto obligations to gratitude
that rests upon him, lu view of Heaven's
constant aud unceasing benedictions.
There Is to greater crime thou that of
Ingratitude In the creature. Thaukleae
urea drotroys even tto capacity for bsppl
ueee, and places a man on a lower level
than that occupied by many of the brute
creation. No man has a right to do him
•elf tto injustice of filling the sphere
an Ingrate. There i« abundant cause for
pitting one who norms hlosings all tl.
day long without even knowing the kind
llnga of gratitude, or feeling the pure Joy
of a ‘Humph over self.
People should cultivate tto habit ol
thankfulness. It would ha a sad thing If
only had habits could grow and become
part* of our nature, and, happily, such li
not tto case. The foaling of gratitude la
maceptihle of Improvement. Ltk* every
other feeling It grow* more vigorous b>
exercise. The habit of ackoowledgir*
obligations and of betug grateful for fa
vor* and blewlugt ’• one well worthy
earnest and careful cultivation. Tin re is
no other habit which to thoroughly t-qulp*
a man for meeting bravely aod wvll all
tto demands of life. A thankful heart is
a merry heart; and such a one “gore all
the day" with an elasticity peculiarly iu
own. One can but think that a thank
forgetfel life would to renderrl
miserable by th * very burdrn of its selfish-
feet Then p
b and we fmwM* I
r heart* m <
fta |u<
Wo .lull »<tdk WHk w
lU mulu of tbu raur.UK.
I'O'J of follknra I. .-Ill
W« kno r ol noaurorruo .l
ITikluuli j tor tli. moiiIiikw i ih ii
MW hm at Now Knjlind rail
Ta Whko out boldl; ,ud oik tar . MW
b, ulMi w, IB MiMickMMta Wk, d
rtM »d,w1di lu oral rad (nodjf-foodjfrw
iraioUM ra ramudafrrah ikM nri
To Md thi, ,n;or uulnrulljr ttofil
would bo lo Md ■ UoU adataMtaa Uita IM
hM M iMt cobm • Uok .In IkM
l> 0 poMlUliljr ot ,um.wImio rrrjrin
•"■#*!»( hMurlbw Um lra.1i.fm.rj
cukora tin luppljr. Ao Ik, iMpraraowJ
will aw, Aon blflMr,uut,i, tkra Iteta
Uo.MehoMU, orad oolltel com^ooiImI
Furtterawra* w. tn (iraioM, |<n)r,
lain, up fir ttul Mctloo im (.un-'tl prid
d^n. Wo ten u lotroand idr. Uok I
pnfdo wbo coll nubtell'o putt, -iu4.il
rata” .ud “Iraptopcc" u. Ik .uk#cU t< I
cpooi.l pn,.r.
tetowhuolll lu votln nrpoaM M
* |
Drawcrai. W<drai-4,ura liui.tutwi
M. olmd, Ik. ajn-ory uulildl-,. II
w. uk la wboM ter. Hi- il.o i.f 114
UoiurbuKr:. (uopfr Uni lurti.d . f lu
raw* pruumoHly, itera would I., bo
aa - raiwer. Th.no I. o ai,u tn lUklu,
daw la whoa oil bidden thlnji ora midi
H.'iu 111. .J- 0 iln,b In oipoct lu oa
uklo. In km un. tUni wnk unr
m,y na la Ilka lh|
kl»( tlw Ilium.. doilra!
klu,lfrot of ,11 ite prupfr. Out te |
4#ora rounded lu knprrio. li. U IM
Irom Ite trtlrri of o la,. ,tiv. nnruUf
Ui. aplrlt Mnrui ourli ih..:.' 11.,
oyn ot III. prapl. ter, Iwn an Um. m
moremcote are veiled In n* j
night on toard
angel appeared i
tto Lord will whisper, “Atau lh a Ruth
relied in rr;/ td 1, •■ ' t ax
\ his rakish .•« thi
to Cyrus, so tto at r • ti
or.1 will whisper, “Atou Ih u B*rler|
up and deliver my people."
The nmmmntn
The numbers of TtofoViiig .lyef rtfa
weeks eadiag the Wh end HUh uf 8a; teml
her eontoln orilelee on Caroline Ft x, J At
fitvriirur, and Jonu Hlonrt Mill, Wni,
M/asfer; Charles Darwin, aud Evolotio^
Church (Quarterly; Literature aud P- tenen
by Matthew Akmolu, .V.nr/rew/A r. Htnyj
Home impressions ot the United StAtes, bj
Kuwaob A. FrutswAX. Ihr/m'uhtly; Qeafi
niseence of a March, Mack mwi; The Hretdl
ran of Deventer, Curuhill; Air. rimnBui
elety acd Ite Critic#, HeltUhix- #, and “TM
Theta could not to a totter occasion
than to day for togftinlrg tto habit of
which we have »»ceu apeaklt:/, and for
testing tto tru!h of our observv. »•»« os lo
Its value as an snMdute for rurrows su l a
protection agai^vt troubles. The bleaa-
mgs of tbit day <<f rest will h^ enhanced
by the eontcmplailon • f the mhjerts su^-
J by 'tiis bil« f article. Every honir
and every hrsr will to the brighter and
tto topple/ fir ill.' re; »iltfon of the
claims uf UrovideuM u,-* • us for lives cf
gratitude and trurtfutod-v* L*i than
this canu**i bv expected *»f :to rt clplrats
uf *Ucii tu mifuld blsAsiiige, slid less tboil
this they efomtd he unwilling to render to
lha Giver«f all good.
A I‘rever for Jt«M*«ni
Tito people of Massachusetts hsvo been
•orvly truttblc«l pulltirally fur several
mouth* post. It devolves on Ms-sscbu-
sens I j dec*, both a governor an I a rieua-
The river and hsrinr bill has foen
a thorn lu the aides of moral ol.l New
England politicians. Tto people Ime? nut
token kindly lo it. One of the caouldatea
for governor wu a warm supp «ter of the
bill In Congress, aud the people want to
defeat hint. Rut his defeat secures the
election of Hoar. The election of a sup
porter of tto bill to one ofilea or Ihe mb
cr seems Inevitable.
Good moral old Hoar has been stnk-
log It wrong all aronnd. After voting
for tto bill, to want home and apologised
for It. Uit apology hart him worse than
hli vote, aod after being hmiVt..! hack
and forth between his vote aud h't apol
nate has moral old Frlsbie bran on other
points. After in.(mating that, on tto
principle, Mr.
Hulked was morally right in
issuing circulars, to finis now that It
“Indellette" and “unfortunate" for
him to repeM 'to circular* lu coses which
at first faded to draw a response. The
moral ptrial hero Is one the people
don't catch on to. Ttoy sroiu to tktik
that If Mr. Uubbell's first Invitation was
Igbt, It was perfectly legitimate to repeat
tto Invitation. FiisblaV Rule point was
ao transparent that, Ilka recent move
ments In Georg's rlrctee, tto 8*ate and
ootmlry grasped it at
Moral—Friable Is demoralized.
After a rareful survey of tto situation,
tto Dattlmore D »y has Jtddcd Hurt noth'
Ing remains for Massachusetts tot lo pray
foramen. And to much In aaraaat te
ito Doy, that It augfaste as a ;propar for
mula, to he heartily offered by all tto
people—tto following:
Uomoos of tto Frophi _
rean Flhnolarj, Suture; The 1‘owc i uf Am
cumotetiou in Email Hum-, smi The For.
eign Trade of China, l'sj ci
and Pino Apple Fibre, CLim/wt*' Journall
Moontainceriiitf In tbo Alp*, fond <1*1
Water; Hindoo Marrisce Cusfe ms, /.<-. /'#
Mercury; Owls, Time; lullutucc of l'on -M
“PUB Ktrente#, Knfntr„,n Wutehruau;
wlUi lost Ainu nl* of “N.» New Thing," and
“Robin," and I'ortrjr. For fifty-tou man.
tors of sixty-four lares pmres «ach,(cr
more than :y*0 a jt-.-ir), tto n*b-
#criptiou prlco (|A) ielowt rl ilt- for f :-)jq
tlie pablikbirs offer to Mind *>y ua» of thg
Amoriean mor.tl lu. r.nd w<i bliee with
Th* Uclmy Aye lor a year, to b ;>o*lpaid*
I-ltlelt A 0 Jra Host mi, tm tho |uMidx r».
llxssv Jau«, Je., hw writteu for the
Century MayatilU, tu Im pnhl . Im J early in
itoeuuttni; volume, n #ketch eitiml “Tho
I'uint of View"—a serin i f et.-iit tetters
cocesrntrg Amurlra, i s |wo. |r, -o it ty,
mouners, polltir#, railsny^, o:c.,-cIihUy
iu contra .1 with the »am. n«un • of Eo-
life; tlie wletle llg'n t strong ou a
threvdof fictitiousckartc'in ^uion. A* tho
title indk* tv>, tbo letti i* are written from
different jK-inte of view, the writers lu-Iud.
ing American Isdlos and « nllea.tii vrto
have lived in Europe, n mcmtM-r uf i'.ulie-
irent, nud a trriutor of tho Frcucli Acad
emy. Oeu. Frezvi* A. Walker, .uj-itin-
tend' nt of the IsSt mi u, will hive n vo
ter in the Ortober number on *-The Growth
of tto United HUtee."
rKn.Hox.it..
—Tto organisation <>f tto Orewnti l*--lt-
Irtl-Hi I* nut regarded as very kd>IU! for utvr
MlUht-ll
— 1 Tl*o U.4h»rliihltwwave the Hri'Uh
treoM In Knyi-t twelve tun* ••( tobacco aud
*vOt» p!|K-».
—Swinburne rotitemplete* a wirlt tu
Ameiira, He will be n rs>t lM..rovc«t< t.t >rcv
0*-#r Wilde.
but irtek rcnewinghl, \.,ut»
—Mr. Frank Mianfoy,
'Uhrr, <nn*lrort I the 11
ith bit
r-uncr. rnij'irariM me " ‘ *
•uddenly ) tMtnlsr luibr
uet.
—Elisha Gray, tto hm n*or of tto tele-
MMie, live* st llfehlsnd lUrt near fhksfu.
w-umto^reBimtoluw W •* # P*““ l * y * r
—Hon. George !>. Wise wsv luuniille 1
r^TsairK^a&j'x.JtsrT
xvnend row l«*lluwed. Mr. tt .*« vu u«A hurt
—Hicptons, tto librettist nf “Hlllee
Tkylor, arrive! In Mew Y»rt ou Tue*tar l!«
I* • tell, well-bnllt man. Ite w.nre h*t brown
half beng.-d, and bs« * Ur,;c Muulo •.*.
taclu
—SI- Garnet Wo!i
ttraud CroM of the Onl<
reived bis ilrowetbrn aft
■*y I* a Knight
‘ l UsiH. H- ob.
lie Itsi
r inn A«hi.
snle-l Mot now bvt a
Nothing restsln*
eersge
—Th. ipfrfniiw!'' will <,')!»lu n«
iro.oo by the eoitftBeelten «.f «•#* t U"»***to'a
imI 4* «t* In Wa#lilojr(i»ii. Win; hete Ui bid-
n# !..•« in'irh M mvwi. rr a* •> r. IVrhaee
k lone to flu: him. ^
— Df. heH.sii*, the French ••ferttlriaa,
r. .!Vi|.^ni.| the kl«jtia*-rislue. esn-ptata
waiter •il'uti itk MtiTcviu! rhsl. il-ctrleliy. All
Uuitktiwm d«M.I*. Hew.-,. te ltm..«IUbe
•tons better and es*ler br vlcrtrtrUjr.
—Dr. Nonrln Green w»|l retire from tto
00,1m to BOB Itjlnita hall* b, .|nl^ lEgS?til
(tilnf for kf, ufology. Equill, uuf.irtu- u* TbSu.T. 'tri.Vt.
kw presiden! end moetwl msnaver.
—MsJ-w X. A. Ihtike, H-ate treoanreref
fAWhtaim. who fought« duel *.aac tires ago
wtlbth# editor of the Now Or'esret Hem turn*.
V In New York, fie dnein't walx v. lib • rotdtts
now. end Myske fsrte •« well as ever
—In traatliqt the^uld ct of Aiurnetn
iricwliwre Oen. VnwU A. \v«ti#w ni'Qui
* 'A »brewdt»c-f »U in-
ttiwk of tb- pooc white* of Uw
wth. they bate been ar- —
aipptiasvd reUwvtlwn
country mra
UJJgy* Htotteg by the ImTOohs of Uw
—Iff. R..G. Alexander, writing Ins
era. my# tbs t n
Heravutetor bkti*v,ton w w-
