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THE MACON WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 188G.-TWELVE PAGES.
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pU to 11.0, Haxaoit, Manager.
Rv.aii advertisement beaded “A Watch
Free,’' elsewhere in this issne.
A Nashvii,i.b special says: “Mr. Sam
Small, the Georgia evangelist, is in this city
making arrangements to assume the duties
of commissioner of ednention for the colored
race in the Sonth. At the session of the
Sothern Methodist General Conference, held
in this city four years ago, a plan was in
augurated for the establishment of a school
at Augusta, Ga., for the education of the
colored preachers and teachers, oiucu that
time Rev. W. C. Dunlap has been commis
sioner of education, and bo is now here
with Mr. Small to get the trustees and the
senior bishop to transfer the office to Mr.
Small.”
■Members
A Washington special says:
arriving from the Sonth and West are of
the opinion that a very vigorous effort will
bo mads this session to pass the Blair edu
cational bill. Somo of the retiring mem
bers are very anxious to see the bill acted
npon daring the coming session.” The de
feat of Mr. Wliiia wlil cocibis arilor ana sup
porter of this measure, and Mr. Carlisle will
find occasion to oppose it more vigorously
than over. The retiring members generally
think the world is coming td an end, and
will not pay much attention to the Blair
bilk The next session will be devoted to
the appropriation bills and parliamentary
skirmishing.
Tnx Walker Connty Messenger, referring
to the Marietta and North Georgia railroad
matter, says: “Too many favors and con
cessions have been granted to corporations,
to the detriment of the taxpayers of the
State.” This is true, nnd in place of con
fining the proponed investigation to certain
line., the committee will fail to mtetpublio
exp< ctation it it does not sift the wholo but i-
n-sa to the bottom. The contest between
oolitic limestone and Georgia marble is a
mete incident If money was used to pass
the measure giving away ninety thousand
dollars of the people’s money, the pablio
ahonld know who naed the money and upon
whom it was used, inside or outside of the
Legislature.
i w*rK»bi«» b|i«
Some one has laid ns under obligation j
•bikLd /iMi r Allium.
rnAicuAG f/vmuN AGK
f>r a pamphlet copy of a speech delivered | ^
ina avurtlu lii-nKiilA n. K. BO.'DS.
, , _ . . .—.. —. .unh.lt ovth. tola. Oil Injured the Democracy,
in the late canvass by James Phelan, Esq., tome down.-Jodge. Washington Star.
who was elected to Congress from the j Brown—-Hettm Jone*. bow'e your wife?" jonra I Representative Kleiner, of Louisiana, who
Memphis district. We have read it care- (a little deaf)-"Very Wintering and dlugmeibl. I refused to he a candidate at the late elec,
fully and with great interest, and while we *11®*° tbl. morning." | don, and ^therefore voluntarily retires from
can not agree with ail of the
conclusions of the author, we do not tiesi-I ■—” “'“i “• ’“"um I noctnil or Federal patronage
tate to say that it is by far the most inter- ’ UIV ~ °’ ton Il “’'— drawback to the Democracy. Speaking to
eating tariff speech thatwe have over read. Food mother with baby-He doea took ae hire hls I a Star reporter to-day, he said: "I would I mittee of three, who gave it a full and
’ 11» her, doMn't he? Mr. B,—V», bnt I ahonldu't | be glad to see all power in relation to the thorough investigation and came to the
bestowal of patronage taken away from 1 unanimous conclusion:
Why They Should, no- lo Surrendered by
the State—The Conltll utlonal Objections.
Editors Tklkgkaph: The resolntion to
surrender the bonds of the Matiotta and
Vorth Georgia Railroad Company to that
company and discharge it from the pay
ment thereof, was introduced in the House
' r 1, 1885, nnd referred to the coin-
That commutes referred it to a sub-com-
ssWSarjsttr'S
within two jears. This wan* 51 * ro «d
compromise, audit w« S |V*, P . r l 0 >'°«*d
be acceptable to all partUg^pJS 4 it »«Bld
i, , , . , . . . ■ . . *• uor, tiursu i ne. filr. D, — 1W, Out 1 HU
Mr. Phelan undertakes to explain what is that ..long a. ho t. heeltby.-Llfe.
really meant by the term “New Sonth,” and
Congressmen. It stems to mo that many 1. That it was in violation of the consti-
refers to the duties devolved upon the yonng I —Inti*!',!' whnVr m '' '."I? ***** t0 I of the Federal”offices might be mode elective", I tntion of theStute, and
■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ .. I *•«“•»>•» while Iwm fooling with this on. wo- bnt#t „ n , r »te mentberiof Congress should
hun.o si n P (tahlim nietratoh I ■ .. I
men who must in future control the deati ■
nies of this section.
man.— T ndlgn.ht Shop-girl in Pittaburg Dispatch.
be relieved of all responsibility in connec
tion with giving them out. Now, I deter
2. That it was without facts to sustain it.
On the first ground, art. 7, sec. 5, par. 1,
.... , 1 1 . ,1 1 First Lady—“So Ooorgo 1. at Huiarl now;' I Ron with giving them out. Now, I deter | is in the following wor ts: ?
ills speech, while perfectly plain to the second ditto--ob, yes; tuts u hla seconl y ,» r , I mined some lime ago not to he a candidate “The credit of the State shall not he
simplest understanding, is adorned with apt you know: he haa Jnat entered th. aycamore cIm. " ‘ or re-election and publicly proclaimed my I pledged or loaned to any individual, com-
illustrations, and is coached throughout . ———, . ” intention. Hence, for tome months back I pany, corporation or association."
the strongest and purest English And so your buiband ha. taken the pledge? conld not be charged with any selfish mo- The resolution by Us terms authorises
•And .o your buaband ba. taken lb. pledge?' I could not be charged with any selfish mo-
ea." -And do you think he win keep 111" "Oh, live in distributing the patronago of my I the Governor, as the buiidiDg of the rnil-
The author shows himself to be yea; he took it ouce before and kept it two whole district. I have honestly endtavored to road progresses, to credit the sum of $2,500
only ... - • ■ ' " ‘ ” w “ “ * “* * " * ' .... ‘ ‘ ' ”
not
student of ancient days.”
„ _ __ tollow public sentiment, so far os l could for each mile and a half completed. Now
and modern classics, hut one who has Publishing sermons la casting bread npon the | ascertain it, in recommending appoint-1 if this is not aidiog the corporation to
delved into the economic questions, which «*«• *>'“« **? other clergyman will tike «"■* *•[*• ’h J D °ebef ora^he^cim ual'an S Vuv ttd^h.'T'
„ .... „ „« *?,„ them up and preach themwlth renewed Tlgor.-Pic- d'«riot in good snape Detora tne campaign its meaning. It ev ., goes beyond the re-
must for a time engage the attention of the I 4yune> I began. I striction ot the constitution, above quoted,
law givers of this country. He goes to „ * ,, . . .. Ot 131 post-offices only one remained nn- and worse than pi -dgiun and loaning the
Congress prepared to debate with power . h cAK0 K ‘ lt0 ,aau * Sb.ph.rdM.i-My dear, changed, and that was a Presidential office, credit of the State, it actually gives
, ... P P . „ .. P , 110 been wading, and forgot to bring my button *ud I have been waiting for theincumbent'ii the bonds belonging and justly owing to
and intelligence the tanff question, about hook along. Would you oblige n. with your I term to expire. Postmaster-General Vilas I the 8tate to this corporation, to enable it to
which most of our representatives, who do | crook )-Tld Blu. (remarked that I had swept my district build its road, and these Loads represent
clean. Notwithstanding my avowed nur- precisely that much of the taxes of the people
not confess ignorance, very soon display it. . ... ., , r „
Tennessee is fortnnate in the possession of "How .bail wa food tbo loldlert" W. abould moat P 086 ‘°/ 6 ‘ i . re “ om Co »K t ‘ :8s “y etfoitjt of the entire State. Argument would lose
a representative with a well-balanced mind, —nUTA' « th * *“ tUeVl, “ n 8 “' t£ “ 0,lt °‘ tbUpr ° P ”
broad cnllure, and a judicial temper. Ills ' ‘ * has been a great deal of complaint, or, g. x U e resolution further states that after
conclusions have been reached after patient I **r. Fatty," .aid cue gamia to hi. flMby com- j rather, I should say, there have been some | the completion of the road to the North Cur-
study and investigation. IIs maintains | P ,nl0 "' " l311 r° r 'nudd.r wh.t makw you >o tat?'' | disappointed applicants^ who complained | olina line ttie entire aoiount of the bonds
, .1 Saw, of court, tt bantt" waa trie reply. "It's tej \ loudly and made a big noise Take | are to bo cancelled and delivered np to said
them bravely. It is not difhcnlt to win f 0 dder.”-WbltebaU Time.. a oross-roads post-office with a corporation. And this delivery of the
the snpport of such a man, when convinced salary of St 50 a year attached, bonds is to be a fall and complete satllo-
by facts, reaaon and argument that there 1 There are two or three rivals in business— oientof all the equities existing between
u A i « ..... Jou not to bring your mother with your Yeung (each keeping a little sir- 1 ’ ' '
are better plans of procedure than his w tf._..| lnow . xnaf. wh.t .ha wsnu to
keeping a little store. Eich wants the [ the State and the railroad company,
yon I post-office and makes a hot fight for it; and j Now, if there were equities existing that
about. Sh. M»d th. retegrem." j when the applicant who gets the largest ( called for this “donation” on the part of
After reading the speech, we remarked | tlle worl4 lotei , loVM _ iott ur tllJ „ Du . number o. residents of the vicinity to sign | the State, why not settle them by the ueliv-
to a friend that it was difficnlt to under- u— ‘ ..a, a ’ ‘ *
stand why a State in possession of such
man should elect Bob Taylor Governor. 1 10,ID K minm"—wsstuagtoa crtuc. i tlle pa ity ll8 they had respectively. The I that' the “pay” went for that pnrpose?
Not nt all,” was the suggestive reply, “it is Why do w. slw.r. t.lk shout putting on a coat | disappointed ones sympathize with each ( And if the “pay” went for that pnrpose is
a cost before 'tiuTveUS | oR*** and get the sympathy of it not just as plain that tho montion of
ed “All th. world loreTTI^ doM It?" ..Id a Du- ““ mb " °- T b." tbe ^ “°f “f m b » U,B ,5o5iv -
sr- .1,1 a h .r h«„n «ith . luH petition is given the office the others ery up of the bondB without exacting con-
„ ^w.n u ^nVb.Tri.rS^iXR ‘Oik‘“d complain. They will say that the diUons? If the conditions were “that the
1 a ousglare. Well, It hato 1 brtterJrtjmeoatofiTt mau appointed had not done as mnch for company build the road,” is it not plain
)r loviog mine. —WMblogton Critic. the cartv a« thev had resDectirelv. The I tUut »W fnr Mm*. nnm.Tari
almost incomprehenMblo how Mr. Phelan »nd vest? Who puts on » coat before the vest! ot “ er or it not j oat as plum tnat tno mention ot
conld have been elated to Cohutom » He in Wellso ^hoes'Vnd ^ktn(5rwhat*rth7m’St relatiTes acd f nends, and pretty cqnitieH wm only a pretext, and the whole
could have been elected toUongreM. lie ia ^ ^ anyhow?-PhtledelphU CaU. * 1 1,0011 lho Congreh»man llnds that | Hchemo was to pay tor tho building of tho
road paased «t,
ter much hesitatiDn °f
moke 8 ^rStt L ^
and a substitute was rrop a ,.Ji ffec ‘
theee two matters, and the
sentod tothe full' committee “1*“
ment that it wus.a compromL .' h V Ut ''
was thought that all part“ a . h " h “
and consenting, and one of lb ?‘ Ui "K
mtttee stated, in making th 0
here was any objection by
frianJs of the original resolution La' • t1 * 8
to know it, so that he conld^^ wfiba deslre4
oonsent to the compromise and bl'J’ hi *
oppose the substitute. Aft r thl. fre * *°
and theso remarks the substitute w a .^ port
tmonsly agreed to by the finan^« °* 11 -
tee, and jA-ported^o the Home
recommendation “that it do pass " | h »
so reported and the report agreed . w **
the resolntion passed by vew ivi “ 4
without any dekte-the House rel'vte 7 ’*•
the report of the finance commit 0,1
that report having been madefy*! “ 4
promise in committee, which waste c#a -
all nfius members present and nolTot
jecting.
So tnat it cl- that theresoluUon
PjasMffieHouse without invest!
i.esubstitute andinsertffiVtheoriSr-
lution, “donating” the whole ofXbon^
It was returned to the House on Octoh., 4 ?'
1885, and on October 5 was calle d ,,1* }’
concur in the Senate amendment,, J » n | oa
that motion the “previous q u M tl on “
which cut off all debate, called, 2nd under
its operation the -—■ onaer
pay 1
the son, and n worthy one, of a fenfeder. I “ lr "*“* “*' * u r uu *'' I be has made enemies because | road. r ^
ate Senator of the same name, who made "Did tt do any damage,” replied a Philadelphia | of an appointment that was| But it is as tally plain npon investigation
his mirk in tbo councils of tho Confedor- * lrl ' ,hc ” ,M,,lll " go, * tor,1 * <1< ’ ,h * scarcely considered worth having. Then that there were no equities. Why?
| while vUltlng Kan.a«. "I .bonld asr It did; great | there are applicants fur foreign missions, j All the equities that the railroad company
flC . Vl damage. It blew all the powder off ot my face.” consulates, etc., who refuse to believe that I claimed arose, as they alleged, from the loss
To quote him at length would require more I —-—— their Congremman can not get the places of convicts. Let us examine this,
space than a daily journal can afford. To ...T! 1 * ?!**!*■*”?!!!."■*.°“ (or , tbem - 8t ®' *' he “ the Damocratic By an act of tho Legialatnre (February 23.
P«si“t»tlon t« tho Iwenty-lollir bar bill ih. m«i p ;l -ty come into power there were a great 187B, t the State granted to said company
answer him would demand a pamphlet who recolyoe th. cane has to pay after treating the many of its members who thought they the use of 250 convicts for the term of three
quite as specious as his own. Suffice it to | aubrertber. to the prerentatton fund.—Picayune. | ought to have office, and there have not | years without charge. This was .imply a
say he is an intelligent tariff reformer, is * L *' ’
n sour (re.htMs I. verr I b ’ jea 0 ® 088 enough to go round. These donation, a gratuity. If the State had failed
.. . I people began with the Congressman of their to furnish convicts according to that act—it
fot become con ed Thai I 4,n,r ' ct ' They could reach him easier than being a gift-it would have raised no equi-
Of courne, jtouur
opposed to free trade, and demonstrates I annoying to thoee about you,
beyond cavil that the Democratic party is Uo to it that you do not become corned. That I 2nfo7theSoritte22t wkhiogton,'"indh“ I ae‘a“ , b“twCTn"tho"stetra'^d , “the“ miiroad.’
not, and l ever has been, a free trade party. w " 0 ( woni ® >' 0,lr tre.bne..—Boaton Tran-1 | ias been incessantly plied for office. It ig | Neither a legal or equitable claim can arise
A contemporary, the Rome Courier, has
this to say of Mr. Phelan's speech:
I no wonder to me tbattheHouse waschuiged | without consideration, and there was no
shopping in the country.—"No ma'am; thoee are | with inefficiency last session. The Demo-1 consideration for the gift thus made to the
two article, we do not keep; but tbe oysters, I think, I cratic members were kept 80 constantly | railroad company.
We bar. been favored with a pamphlet copy of I JOU w m nnd at tho poet-offlee. and the banana, engaged in looking after places for con- Bnt say that position is incorrect The
an able tariff reform speech delivered by Hon. Ja>. yo n can got acron. the way at the barber'.."— I atitnents that they had not time to give | only legal or equitable olaim that the rail-
I’hol.o, of Memphis, Tenn., during hie l«ta can- Harper', lunar. I legislative snLjeots consideration. I know | road company conld have had against tho
- I ‘ bllt 4 found it impossible to keep tbe nn ( State was tho claim for its fulfillment of ita
7 I of current btisineas. The greatest reform | grant or gift If it did this there waa no
passed without debate,
*:H),000 of the taxis of the
of the State were donated to these rxS!,
without a word of debate or the lea'stinvZ
tigation by the House on ita passage
glaring was this injustice to the people ot
the State that, upon a statement of the
facta, the Honseof Representntives granted
leave to a member to introduce a bill to re.
peal said resolntion which failed by r* uo „
of shortness of timo before the close of th.
session and tbe failure of a vote of three,
fourths of a very thin House to puss to a
second reading of the bill, which the rule,
of the House required.
This plain nnd unvarnished statement of
the facts is submitted to the people and
their representatives, and argument would
be snperflnous. Ita glaring and inexetua-
bio wrong npon the tax-payers ot Georgia
is indefensible, and it requires only a state
ment of them to show its want of founda
tion in law, equity, morals or good faith
and tho whole matter amounts to the use of
the public money, belonging equally to all
for the benefit of a particular section of
the State, or rather for the use of pirtioulu
persons, to-wit: Kinsey and Eager.
Captain—Now, tay man, are yon •
vaia for CongroM. Mr. Phelan beat an opponent of
yTSSL* to add that Mr I’be-1 I I
lan says of the Morrison bill, tb-t it “was a employment wm. that, my man* O-Mlun-Lookta’ [ abilities aa to tbe distribution of offices,
preposterous measure, viewed from the | tor work, .lr,—Dublin Time,
standpoint of practical statesmanship.”
Not a Good Feature.
It is pleasant to know that tho joint com
mittee to investigate the matter of the Ma- ] t. warm enooga to wash a .blrt in."—WaeMngton
rletta and North Georgia bond matter | Critic,
baa been promptly raised and ,‘s ready for
business. It is assuring
atom and Representatives from all respon* legal or equitable.
sibtlitiea as to the distribution of offices. I Well, the State did this and fully com-
Tbey should not have anything to do with I plied with tbe acts cf 1870 in Riving them
! * ” 1 the use of 230 convicts for the term of
three years. Tbie is shown conolnsively in
71 Georgia Repntts. page 302. In this case
"Here, waiter, what kind cf water le tblart .old
agnv.tat a country hotel down Sonlb. "D.t’e
spring water, eab.” replied tbe wetter politely, i . . — ..... i .» v .. * .V •
Ob. te It? Weffi bring me .ome winter water; tbl. | Tho n, * , ’ r ."! ? r **i'!'“ 1 . ^ .1." w '* keit | th* Marietta an’d North Georgio Itallroad
< LhVKLAND’S UNPOPULARITY.
Tnx press is diaenssing jnst now the sub
ject of babiee in tbo White House. It has
been said that the only baby horn in tbe
mansion U now a lawyer in Montgomery,
Ala. ,>on of the private eecretary of Mr. Folk.
But somebody haa raked np this about tne
daughter of the private secretary of Presi
dent Jackson: “When the Treasury Depart
ment waa dedicated Andrew Jackaon, who
was l’reaident, waa waited npon and asked
if he wished to have anything apecial depos
ited in the corner atone. “No,” he said,
“nothing I think of.” Then calling the
messenger back, he said: “Waits moment
I will send a look of baby’s hair." This he
did send. The then baby Is now Mrs. Eliza
Wilcox, a clerk in the department of wbioh
her lock ot baby hair was placed in tho
oomor-stono aa a rolic."
Cabinet since l.lr,ontu" I Company waa a party and legally and mor-
Sew York Comepondencs Philadelphia Record. I ally bonnd by the dccisioc. It waa shown
It is a matter of surprise to find how I ^ * b ® “railroad company had, ou De-
i aiid .’s truly for Well xp In bletory: Te»oher-"Wb.r. wee It I nI)lini monsly unpopular Mr. Cleveland is cemb * r 17. I 8 # 5 , received tho u»o of 250
to bo told that the • ,oh "” 7 i u >» 1 Napoleon I. .uttered defeat?" j wi(h () ., n . Klrj _ Up nt tbe Amsterdam I c°h'icU M the term of three yesrs.” Wtmt
lUtee foe?,!,?. I Jolinuy-"Sen«a Fall.," Teaohev-"No; Water-1 cl -b. the County Dcmocracv beadunarters I uonltl it aak f-.t? Tho act of 1876
.oomplexionof that committee forbids th. | ToZZ7^™ |th. ect of February
> York Utltn •• llasnev’. II*. I n -!.T. _a „llt at. 1 1 “”*" * * *’ ‘ *
idea of « brush and a bucket of whitewaah. “ m N.w' rork suto."—Harper's Ba- &Xt Jith th. weak“t cabinet sin“e 1877, l«Slng teem *U,SX Z* eomph^d
The admission of reporters intheabsence air. Lincoln.” That is the honest verdict, and t!itb i an4 this ought to have been an end of
of sufficient space to accommodate the pnb
. . Jones—Anybody deed in Jangle', how.? Brown I “ is ““ * h »‘ tbe . P«’«onal friends of Whit- .... ... „. . 1883
lie ntlarge is sufficient to insure full in- -tguM.no,. Wb„ Jo.m-?1, Jm..!. met.,,, ^2. "".‘'.^^VreUnR J? t^Xy ol them te. ^ .Vthe ^nricU i. ^“^0
formations* to all details. Bnttho admis-1 frantic.Ur down town and coming backs-whooping I jegointions as one ofonrussembly die-1 roa<i '» 118 unfinished. But the act of 1883
sion of counsel is a feature not to bo coin j tbe doctor. Ho wm m white ae a glmet | adocted after the ciccliou dcLouuc* I "as an enliirgcuictit oftlic gift nf the State,
mended. The committee is not a court wh “ WM «™»»-T»t«--Low.ll in _ tha (jnjinUtraUon aa n fraud for “ dbein 8 P“* ed » {l . c , t ,he constitution, of
with jnrisdiction to punish. It is a body to |
failing
treat
fulfill
“lam
ita
the
original con-1 18 77 was nail uad voiii, as contrary, to tho
rascals out.” I provisions of that instrument. This is not
, ,j.i Doctor—"What all. yon, atr?" Piwtent—"1. i ....... .... .......... .. - , , , , ,, --
ascertain facts. The law can ba appealed to taow d(K>t<)t , haT ., achablla no,«mndtnmy If the Preeident could make himself in- °P en 2" 88 ‘>°<>. ** K w decided by the
if necessary when the facta have been as-1 . ata a n the tine. Would yon like to took Mmy I visible for an evening and pasa it nt the | Supreme Lonrt in the case ubovo cited, tbe
cerlained. tongue?” Doctor-"No, never mind. Bring your I Amsterdam Club, in the heuso of bis sup- Legislature not havwtg the.power either to
TintVain KsnstovRankin ficnr.rnt Phil wlfo around rome dar. I d llko to look st hsra,"- poscil friends, he would certainly be a | make or enlarge a grant in aid of building a
Jadge Fam, Senator Rankin, General Phil- ’‘ f * *™ a “^ ,U7 ’ >■>>“• »>«>**• »«■> ^d. rand perhaps a wiser man. VL, would ratlroad or a donation to any person or
lips and Mr. Eager have made counter I hear himself spoken of with contempt us I corporation after 1877.
charges against each other. They have all | Tramp—Ptoaoe, mum, don't ihut the door; I am|the “great American Jumbo"—and while be I 8-jit iscloariy shown that the can
denied and demanded
are not under indictmeut
be tried, bnt are called
own motion.
boy to give you a bath.—Philadelphia Call.
Why should they appear with counsel? "Have yon uar stunted uny e Anatomy?" to-
have visited him at Washington. They re- Rb ?. Te ; .... ...
turn swearing-mod in all casee. From what 14 for the lost mentioned reason, the
I beer, he is entirely diRerent from the bluff P rBtext , of «<inltte^ the same not being
nd bnrly bnt modest Sheriff Cleveland who “ * bo ."“ “ boTC > “* d th “
Why should lawyers be admitted to compli-1 qotrad aa old practitioner of a youug man who wm I and burly bnt modest Sheriff Cleveland who tru ® “ * bowu above, and this too, by a
cate,with objections,and wrangles, what ap- dnlnmaof going Into bu ofllnto atudy. "Wbr-1 went with me into the Buffalo jail in i»711 decision of our own Supreme Court, in
pears upon tbe face to be a very plain issue? er-oo." wm Uio reply. "But I shouldn't taluk to show me Jaok Gannon, whom he wee to "hioh the railroad company were parties,
To* New York Bun says: “For Mr.
Cleveland this ia a critical moment,
ehange in policy, it mnch longer poitponed,
will come too late. Indeed, if inch a change
is still postponed, there can be no hope of
reconciling the administration and the anti
administration Democrats. Irrespective of
any hopea Mr. Cleveland may have of a re
nomination, haa he carefully considered
what disaster to the Deinocreey tho failnre
of hie administration might bring with it?
Does he wish to be remembered in the po
litical history of the United States as tbe
President whose administration was fatally
weak because it waa not solidly based npon
the confidence of the party? Does he
wish that bit four yean of power
ahonld be only a mild continuation
and interregnum between the Republican
administrations? Ia he willing that through
any policy of his tha Democracy ahonld be
made weaker and not stronger on acconnt
of his administration? He it a man of no
small self-esteem. It cannot be pleasant to
him to see, aa he moat see if bis eyes are
open, the dissatisfaction which bat been
growing in tbe Democratic party since bis
policy became known. It is still in hie
power to perform a substantial service to
the Democracy and to silence the mnr-
mnre of the disaffected. At Cam
bridge, amid tha applause of Mugwumps,
Mr. Lowell compared him to tbe just end
tenacious man whom Horace extols. Firm-
nees and courage are good qualities, and
Mr. Cleveland has them, bnt there is a firm
nets in holding to the wrong as well ea to
the right; and there is a courage, mere
splendid, perhaps, than any other, which
abandonv a wrong conns even at tbe sacri
fice of pride ot opinion. If Ur. Cleveland
ia now capable of such courage, he has a
noble opportunity to recommend bie admin
istration to all Democrats, and, mnch more
important than that, to inspire the Democ
racy with hope and rigor. Bnt he hat
mighty little time left to make np bie mind
in.”
pears npon tbe taco to be a very plain | — - — , — —-- — , . . ------- . , .
Those Gentlemen have aesured the pub-1 Qr * 7 ‘* An * lom7 w “ > lls * r e B ‘ '“uu ,l >»« eej>»<ty | hang in leas than a week—handing ont the | M>d acquiesoed themnby stmkiugau inveo-
8 . ... .. .. . , P | ties. I elwaya thouaht eaetomiM mo pretty much I black cap and noose for me to examine—I rigation before a mry of their eonntry, ae
lie Id curds tbxt they will tell all tnty know. I bahih ill through th* human racx.**—Mtrth&nt I uvl tho Htout, good*Diitured mayor of I **wd dcciuioo, md waiving then
Why ahonld they have counsel to prompt I Traveler. | Buffalo, whom I met again at Syracuse in | V"' tberi,, he iqnitie? tbey now insist upon,
1 1882, where he bed gone with a brass band | ,® “donation waaatraudopmthepeo-
and a big Cleveland club to get the Demo- | P 1 ® h, “‘® > n <H»*rling the mousy.
A Greek Otter.
them when to epeak and when to be eiient?
Suppose all the principals and witnesses | You can get an implored Waterbnry watch I orotic convention to name "him for govere I’ ,b ' oh " llljU ’ 4 properly go “to lightening
to the telephone investigation by a Con-1 a 0 j, a t n and Wbku-t TkLxnaArn nor, and who was electioneering everybody I * b, ‘ r purpose.
What the people desire to know ia: if the
charges and countercharges ean be *o«-1 m2
the constitution of the State, which is as fol
lows:
“The General Assembly shall not by vote,
THE ASDOVteU tehTERODOXY, .
tained by competent proof; what legislators, I C aoMt which ltd to the bivaklag tact the Bibb j Amended Chargee Agaluet the Pro-1 reebhRiou or ordtr. grsut any donation or
if any, have been bribed; what presses,'’if | coonty Jail end the murder of Moore by the mob, | (assure. | gratuity in favor of uuy person, corporation
any, have been snbeidiztd to push a scheme <h®“«e»®T*“uaar«edttori»HyeogaMtedthatoor Bert®® i4 ’®rtteer- or aesociation."
.k.a.„k.v.taoi.l.inr«el dnnl.rtnt unties correspondent be pelnnd.r bond to appear before The amended charges against l’rofeaaira But there was another objection to the
through the legislature of donbtfnl policy, I ^ gnul4 j aryi gn n d jm y act on Mon-1 Smyth, Tncker. Harris, Churchill and ttaolulion. While it purports to he in favor
of questioned constitutionality. The people, I lUy U> j ur n ul0n , manejer of tbo Ttaroaarii, I Uincka have been sent to the board of vis-1 °f the Marietta and North Georgia Railroad
through their servants, er« making in in-1 U#, f„. n«» York on SemrJar. Oar correspondent I itofs of Andover Theological Seminary. I Company, ita benefits really How into quite
iniry as to a wrong that ia alleged to have I u' .Ult In Macon, ready to appear before th. »t«<-iuc.tiuu» givo ir. ^ctaii thc "herte » different channcl.
1 1 rand tore when bo te eaninioned. h | todoxy of I'rof. Smyth. He holds, first, By a contract made in August, 1881. be-
ould seem that tbe m.".,.. .s. t.. that the Bible ia not the “only perfect rule ‘ween the Marietta andNorth Georgia Bail-
wm tbe man who ought «!£». bren bonnd over, I ? f ‘“‘ h .“ ,d } >7 “ U “::,“ oond -. ,h » t Cbirnt j roud Company and—Kineey of Cincinnati,
been done them. The people do not appear | *mnd Jury,
through counsel. When the bottom facta
Imre been laid bara, there ma, or may not I wm fin toc^ut btepremu; I I p^Tinrey^nd I^rvey''J* foTte5 MbuTund -ni£
be an opportunity and necessity for lawyers, | u. ms that oor correspondent .bonld be enmmoned | T„ “i,„ “tl Kik .?,. e.ii."a “ *5 er V.. c ? v ?5“‘,*‘' These enUmnten are nU in the form of pnnfi 4
oppoitnnity and necessity for lawyers, I iojMib...u,core..pond.nt .nouid t»e.ummon«t| m otheE words* was not I with the railro'ed company-for"; cowidte
Wo are unable to comprehend that men who | before tbe grand Jnry. We have no donbt bnt that I hq j n M an;” third, thnt no man mtion that eventually placed the rood com
desire to tell the tenth, the whole troth and I knelnere of Importance called Major Henson away I bee the power or capacity to re- pletely in their power—to assume the pay-
DOihiOitbnt tho tenth should need the ben-! * ,UlUU “^ bnt it is unfortunate that the bulneee pen t without tbe knowledge of God ment of these bonds and relieve the oompa-
•u * ( conld not bare been postponed for a few day., fur J D Christ; fourth, that mankind, save ai ny from any liability thereon. That cintract
ent or counsel. | „ blm tbe appureoce ef fleeing from test they have received knowledge of “Historic finally ousted all ot the original atockhold-
Jnotice which be wm eo ready to mete out to Christ," are not einnere, or if they ere, are ®ra from any reel interest in the road, ita
others.—Americas Becorder. I not of snch sinfulness es to be in danger of | consequences being a complete sequestra-
The malice in which the above was origi-1 bring lost; fifth, that no man can be lest Ron ot their stock, and Kinsey and Eager
_“* * *-"?-*" w i—* -• cLu-i. -i-.i. *’ 1 ‘ ' and
.. the
. _ donate to
Atlanta Constitution. Ita author is a liar, | the human race through tlis incarnation; them the bonds by relieving them from
Viboinia baa mixed juries to a large ex
tent, and tbey do not appear to act harmo-1
nionsly, if we may accept the report of a I teJ Ml#d on , by the meanness *itbont baring knowledge of Christ; sixth, Incoming themselves tbe Marietta
Virginia journal: “Last Friday the jnry .. . 1 . . ,, that the atonement of Christ consists | North Georgia Railroad Company,
in the caaa of Wilson Hteptoe, colored, on h . P P !^. U 7 *P ,od “ oU ® 11 n ,‘ b * I essentiaUy in HU becomirg identified with I ®®*ct of the resolntion ia to donat
• * I Allan!a Pruitlilnhftn Tin nnlltrtP Is a ISop I stem knman mm Hirntiiili t(ia Innein«llim • I Ilium lives Ken,1 1._.if._i_ at #
trim! at Lynchburg tot the ®&*d«r of a lit- ftnd the knew when it garo iwTentb, thnt the Trinity U modil or non* their contrAct with the original Atookhold
tie white girl named Lizzie ANilnon, an-1 .. . . . .. . 1 archi«o ( And not a trinity of penoni; eighth. to pAy them.
nonncod their inability to Agree on a rer-1 . ,? c I thAt the work of the Italy Spirit U ehieflf 1 It thu>i, in effect, becomes a donation
diet-nine colored men being for acqnittal , g * Ue ’ . .. , confined to the apbrreof histone Chriettan- Kinsey and Eager, contractors, to bat’d tbe
b 1 II h»v« been Away from the ci?y a few I lit; ninth, that the a*1 ration of men in not
de;-* on urgent bn^ineu, bnt I «m home I by grec*; tenth, tbAt fuith ought to
vUion on the color line occurred twice be-1
twice be-1 * u b be ecientitt j And rati on el rather th*n actip®
fore in the trial of the same case at Roan- “ M . J , ®‘ id ® nc '* ad i ,Uc ba,i “*** tnral; thet there ia probation after life for
un-j, I. bad Anonuh in doI. kn0WD 10 trtTJ °® c,r ot tbe K** m B,bb eU m»n who do not decisively reject Christ,
08 * ’' connty, including the grmnd jury. If 1 And thAt thi* should be emphesized and
I am charged with having co m . I made even central in systematic theology.
‘ ° **■ “ TerJ ?, 8 ?" thl I 1 C0C | I> a “tlted any crime against the laws j Pea belter than the kersk ireetmeot .?f mejicinee
cates the race problem wjiieh the peopla of | 0 j my ^ th , onlj faTor l uk i. I gJ^H. McliS'TJhK
to be confronted with the charge in regu-1 sod Fever Care, by mild yet affective action wm
.. . , . I cure. Soto atlocecteebottle.
tho South are called npon to solve.”
Tbi failnre of the free traders to do any-1 lar form. My acta and my speech on all I car *' 14011 “
thing in the West only cements the political I occaaiona hava been open. I have no apol-1 Brxn advertisement headed "A Watch
alliance between the Sonth and East. I ogles to make for them. J. F. Hasson. I Fre?." elsewhere in this issue.
made the contract, hare no possible inter-
let, and tha only interest that tbe prevent
Marietta and North Georgia Railroad Com'
pany boa now in said “donation" hi the in
terest of Kinsey and Eiger alone.
These facta coming out in the investiga
tion of the enb-corumittee impelled them to
report to the fnll committee a recomntenda-
w“ th8tlh ® resolutions “do not pose.”
w hile this report waa in process of prepar-
atton it was suggested that aa tbe people
along the line of the rood were very snx-
kree. to have it finished, and it probably
would not be done without some legislation,
TnK baptists.
Tho Baptljit Convention of th* Unlt»il States
Met In Httliltnor* Yesterday.
BAT.Tt»OKK, November 16.—The fourth
annual meeting of the Baptist convention
of the United States began in this city to
day, Rev. W. E. Hatcher, of Richmond,
Va., in the chair, and ltev. Mr. Scott, ot
New York,secretary. Rev. Dr. G.D. Pepper,
of Watorville, Mo., rond a paper un ‘The
Inspiration of tbe Scriptures, which vu
discussed by Rev. 0. P. Eachns, of Kew
Jersey.
A paper on “Faith Cure,” sent by Rev.
W. H. Whitsitt, of the Sonthern Raptiit
Theological Seminary, in Louisville, vn
disonssed by Rev. 11. Kerfoot, of Kcmsckj.
liev, Philip H. Moxon presented a paper
t tbe “Labor Qneation, which was dis
cussed by Hon. James Bncbanan, of Tren
ton, Nv J., and Rev. G. F. Dowling, of
Cleveland, O.
The oonvention is very fairly attended,
and will remain in session until Thursday.
At the night session, a paper on the labor
situation was lead by Rev. F. H. Moxon, in
which he said thnt the present movement
showed thnt labor wanted leas toil and
more life, and that that poison spot. Wall
street? tends its virus toevery pert of this
land.
Hon. James Buchanan, of Tronton, N. J.,
took part in a lengthy discussion that fol
lowed, and said: “All gambling in grain,
provisions, etc., ahonld be stopped by the
jCgielutuie—ail dealing in futures mede e
criminal act. Common carriers should
bo made to carry for all »t
tbe same price, and no one
of them thonld be allowed to engage in
other bnaineaa. All public land should ba
dealt out aa homesteads, and in this wej
government aid ahonld be extended te
wage-workers. The big vote recently ceil
for Henry George waa not not ani adorn
ment of him, bnt a protest against th®
abase of right.
Ilev. G. T. Dowling, of Cleveland, be
lieved in awaiting results.
Rev. A. O. Lawson, in the course of hie
remarks, raid he believed in taxing cbnrch
property, and this sentiment was libcrauj
epplamted.
Richmond, Va, was selected esthe ncil
place of meetiug.
Coughs suit Coni*.
Those who ere suffering from cough*, colds, «•
throat, etc., ahoalit tty Brown’s Bronchial Ircchaea
Hold only In boiM.
DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY.
Ultimate* for rhn Coming Year's Kxpeel—
Ton Millions L*h Toon I.M« keer.
Washington, D. 0., November 16.-&11-
matea already submitted to the appropn*-
tiona committee by the Treasury iD®P®J*j
ment include eatimatea for public wotta
(rivers and luarUne), for the _ ^
graving and printing, for tha rcrenne^tn®
marine service, for the signsl
■ tha co“*
luawisuiuiKniiiaMi
proof slips. The regular book of «tt“*"
will be ready for distribution about tha SW
of December. It ia nndentood tha*
total eatimatea are fill),100,0601®** tb * n
eatimatea for lest year. .
Texas ere many accidents iri jfglS
affect clock end cease eeilona Inconvenience
lots to the former la hts work, which mar re s y- .
ty remedied by toe nan of Pr. J. H. Mcne“
conic OU Liniment.
A New Republic Scheme.
St. Lotus, November '‘"‘.fiii.
gentleman, somewhat noted in j*
tics, arrived here to-day end aro lade
a grand scheme to form , „
republic. They are commiMi^
from the “Sociahstro P #b .
of the KioOrande.” They state
ject la to take advantage of the ®»‘ 3 *'“the
produced on the Mexican bore
Catting incident, and to in®* 4 ®
north western provincaa.
New Jersey’s Kleetumci'®*®*-’"'
Tuenton, N. J., fcwWL, Pick,
Abbott to-day appointed ricnaw ^ ^
Harring, Livingatene and rote
board of can va? sera to compare ^
cast for Governor and Collar' - ip^gtco
Ute election. Tbey will meet m
next Tuesday.
BOW U* A IWMSVeee. «... «■!» MfiSMW %
bast sot look to Mr. Edmunds and the I can get it only with 'Mr. Cleveland at | Whu did you many Asm fort Fok *ereea-F«® I primettec tar
Mngwnapa aa political allies. | the hoed. | ss.-omeha Wetld. I •< Uo oh
old uckfit Uiroa^LouV—xil wil
I clothing were fonnd to boon 1