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- THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH: WEDNESDAY. NOYEMBER 19. 1890. ISlest romas or Apa |.. E T HURMAN-S BIRTHDAY FIT* *' tinGLY celebrated. l0l , c ,Bl Bsnqn.t« Colamba*— .lUl.lli’C"'*'"-! »< "“>- •* XllUT* n,„ ClmUad. 0., Sov. 13.—Tlio city is Villi II.V..Luatl. g nrui flow- I- 1 : ;™r ti n "7th anniversary of i,t ju go Thurman. tlie "Old E^lfaioentcy.” I ' uccrnos to cusveland. I. .Ita'ilock * is forenoon, » public re- IVI. took piece .-It till- govern r's |r"“ h[K , x CloeeUnd met TV: di.tingni*nea repriseutetiyee ot fiLfv which erknowlodged him as I .Vi,; During tlie reception at the tu tease, the " rin T ol cannon wel- j tltveland to the »ta e ot Ohio. J. . .oi. rous crowd who aesemhlcd to I iliiiijj would not Utjrirt without ILnaiiv •veii'B ‘ 1|0 ex-Preeident, and a fformed, and as the multituiio IV ,ki» IT through, Cleveland shook U li.iid 1.1 hie entliua.aatio admirers. LHjiiiie.tocil Governor Csrupb.ll, who il nnteredwit for the Brat time d.tr- f X; ,i,v, Co. greeeman Onthwaite, 1 i end eeeeral other detuoerau ot tiaui celebrity, f il l tll.l hi COKATtOSS. I tt the I -.n |..i t hall lo-mght the deco- wV‘ pci hvtrd under the artistio IlSefoualilied workm.n, vvereamat lf ,( imiHMiig leauty. Acroit the Eekae chamber* wero ktuij i dozen Tweed arches burdened wi.h foliage. ‘ e tin pests and girder * - ‘ —* i rj upfayeil M „ grton.* Thi tilttonnrc clamp’. wliik-h shed ft radiance ;b0 buu, were draped ftl out with • I.er festooning* end ornamented the nation’* color* Along the h it hides and the south best love him bo*t." [Prolonged cheers.] \vl A MillORAULlZ SCEjiL I Ilk SiroultaneoueJy the 1.0DO people ch makes a fellish people, Irnate p ace ia our natur»l li . . | lain people of tlia 1 nd are 'lie to their feet na tl:o toast-master Cvti- rulers. Tin ir inu t.tuic «f ]mur l* eluded: "To the health, long life and only accompanied with the conditions continued f.a; j idea-cf ourgwett." The that th* v hiiouid love their countr*. that ap t la.i e which greeted tho toiat re* • they should jia o sir r ard and protect a ••Oln P .m-.ls** v .A tA vn _ l •» .. u . _ J no ) arty pleJge* and clan is in at tin td ?d for »Uh» V rtd of i i if ir'fame. ard that sll j ith which they nowi-d a* the "Old R>ra.in” rose to re* j it* inure* _ bponJ. It swelU-U frem applause to the tntellig) cheers, from mild acclaim to deafening | dosed »houli to d»*vot»d to an under- ro»r, as 1,000 lanwana handkcrchieis . s anding i f iti needs and the promotion were wared in the air. The scene was of its welfan thut would have swelled witu pride t .e inert of any hurnuu being, even the “Old Roman," whose modesty ha* ever teen a crowning virtue. It was flvo minutes Leiore the ovation whi h greeted the toast subsided mill- citutly loot able Judge Tlrurman to re spond. 1 he Inspiration of tho occasion called his massive fr me to regain al. of its old-time vigor, and, forgetting Lb recent ill,.cm, he .{cod like a ptood.yca- -i’"*"*"•’« •*** SEL*** “• ^ Jud8 “ SKtt.’SjKiXSS Thurman said*. JUDGE THURMAN’S ADDRESS. “Mr. President and Fellow Citizens: I aui not here to-night to make an cl *b* oruio speech. 1 am here* to express in a few; sentences my heartfelt upprecia* lion of the honor you have so kindly tern lit io do me, io ih ok you with my whole soul, my neighbors, my fellow- citizens if Ohio and distinguished gen* tiomen from other suites, for their mark of friendship and esteem. 1 am here, at the age of 77, to repeat my tstimony. so often given, of my confidence in the beneficent rtrecU of free institutions and toy firm belief in their durstiou on this c« utinent and their gradual, but certain, extension over other and larger portions of the globe. “I hope it is not presumptuous In me The** are the elements of American citizenship, ard tbtse are the co diti-ns | Upon width our free institutions were entrusted to our people, in full reliance, at the beginning and for all time to come, upon Atnsricin manhood, consecrated by the highest and purest patriotism. OUR STRENGTH IN OUR HOMES. “A country broad ar.d pew. to bo sub dued to the pori^cs of man’s vxisienct, nt if- | ondtr- stunding the value*of a free nation, and holding fast to an intense affection for its history and it* heroes, have bad much to do tvilh molding our American character and giving it hardihood and vig r. But it should never be forgotten that the in- lluence w hich,more than all other things, ha» made our people ante i!&[>o*i!oriC4 ol governmental p wer, nnd which has fur nished the surest guaranty ot the strength and perpetuity of the republ c, has its source in tho American home. Her* our patriotism is torn »nd entwine* itself with the growth of filial love, and here oar children are taught tho st*.ry of our freedom and ind«*j ou.ltnee. But above all, beie in the bracing and wholesome atm. sphere of uncomplaining frugality and economy, the mcn.al and ntornl at tributes of our p* pie have be* n firmly tho he- e«si thi '..9<dvr* a d for their families at li lout-.: |.’ S’! !■ r -t. CALV.UT IN THE noniCRV. “The leaders of tho party, wh p h w caught in tho art « f the ro bery **i wt ich w av urrai^ned by tho p«*oj \* for violation of its truFt, were forcoj by th* Kid }'.. ..i> .1:i.. >to .t .]«•-! < ; ;i'«* v *■ i’ i To aitempt io rtverv* tho current of tr hoiiorable sentiments t done i nn manhood, w re the di g of those wbo insulted our | nnnouniciucnt of the doctrine desire cheapncvs nil to lovo and to practi-'e economy and was ua-American. “. hut do v e plainly 6oe that pvtli i, ..! . nt 1-y p.itr.o Am rican- c.tUenth p is forsj party In power, for schemes i and for urscrupul MORE OF Till; CONSPIRACY THE GRAND JURY N'EETS TO INVESTI GATE. com »>’ L\'T PI Life VoU 111 HI rch Rr.iri i« Iteported Is Djlng nn Illx Confesolo to say that I think t< at I have some of i kn t and invigoraud. Never could it be the necessary qualifications of a on the subject, abort as my lift lias been, in comparison with the lives of nation», it lu.a been 2< og enough tor me to see my native land, under free institu tions, increase in j opuiation more than eevtnfo.d; in wealth, in far, v»rv far, P■V.J'dVDMro'weoicpetted piente,' krMlcr depm: la extent ol tirri oty. I '/ iL and iacunM breetnleg ex- I »'“™ than double It. are*; In the gene- Its!. !*|" IS * I r „| wi ll lielng and proeperity o( m peo- 1‘r'rovmr baleony «« »h* -net we* | P'« and in ttivlr educational edrantezei ej h colon and wt will, elution and raliylou. privilege,.without «e t,u. u iilU on tlie west ! in tho world, w hile its magnificent ' nUdlep,creep ol fraarant folUie, w-_rk» ?LiL“ r "“L‘“P_ r0 I5“1:* tisrronced the press gwlury, draped | ,ier hi agriculture, > its great mines anti »t ro og«i.d self-reliant in their citizem I tl«r end liung »Uh ho»gh..p^rtacltt^ Md lie iwrr^B. .„i r , In wlf-denial and by th..urround ; draped I ,i(?r '*1 agriculture, he great mines and O'lghs «>f nianuf.ictures. and its marvelous means ween, "tin the'''tvr«”aKai n> and ! ol coevnunication, 1U creeti n ot science Serb,thenorib wa. an alcove -f I. the music, which breathed out I’culJj decorations where art and na- t minded. I.0WS AND ROW1 Ot* TAULE?. |Tl.e wide hall was set with tables Inning cast *nd west across tho entire ki:t, a distance of some sixty-fivo feet, Kile along the cast side under the na- Iro’, emtlems was arranged a long tablo 4 platform raised some twelve mchta. E tat o, sixty-five feet in length, was nig el to accommodate the eminent 6’i.men chosen to respond to the ...e list of dfsthignished visitors and Ld those who occupied se«t*at the ban* bt table was not composed exclusively If a. tcocj sis, I here w«-re a number of L-p esentatires here from Ul»lu ai.a else* klure wbo con.e not at part sms, but aa izins, to show their appreciation of i public service rendered by Judge ■liUrman. Tho vi-itors came frozu all Lrt* of the country, far and near, ptRiocruts of c« urre preuoroin*Ud, as tsnquetwas projected by a demo- ratio club and given in honor of the rhtisv of a distinguished member of ut partr. c.LViLAND AND TUUKMAN ENTER. I A» early os 7 o'clock the banqueters arrive and tnke seats at tho wi.| just 8 o’clock wli-n ex- Ircauiai.tUevriand and JudgwTnarman Itcred the room. They wrote arm in p.Ti, kevZ'Ftesldsr.t suppertfrs Ju'icr* • es» ©f hurman, who, iSvhtcU by his rane, s kH slow ly up the Imlh HU Umpim; m sttevted io ttie inrmids that his old lacoiy, rl eumatism, liad u ade upon Ids ligo ous frame. A mighty cheer went Ip from a iionsand throats os the ou il- pro caught sight of the two diatin- i .eii guihta ot the evening and tho tr w#a prolonged and thrice repotted Ire ihe | roctsaio» reach d mo upper end I' tbs hall h r a moment only the dis jtusiiedcouplepaus.d. It was just i ff*vy rcacl»ed the iccept on room when they turned toward the a«« mlilage Is 1 t-owsd gravely their acknowledge* Tient to die gt uerous ovatio . I After a few minutes rest, the party man r.ice. And in these same seventy years, the consti.ution of nearly ev ry government in Eorope has been ameliorated bv the introduction of more liberal | rincl, lea. Con ral and South Amt-ri a have be ome a cong rles of re* pu lie* Canada nnd Australia ate sub stantially republics without the nsnte nnd even in the fur East, oriental Japan become* more free and liberal with each revolving year and, nn re marvelous y*t, the 1 ght seems to be breaking over be* nighted Africa aud men ot sanguine and philosophic di-position are predhtii g, w ithout exciting ridicule, her redemp tion from her barbaric sletp of ct-nturies. FREEDOM ENCIRCLING THE GLOBE. “In ft word, freedom seems to be grad ually circumnavig.iimg tho gl»bv, and— proud thought for us—the polar ttar of the navigator ia our own republic ot the United States. What 1 have »aid nuy seem to n mo like extravsgsnt optimum. If so, I have only to reply that I have said of any country sa truly a* of ours, that the permanency of its institutions depends upon its homes. FRUGALITY A HTRONGHOLDk “I have sp ken of frugality and economy aa important factor* in Ameri can life. I find no fault with th* ac cumulation of weafth, and am glad to a»e energy and enterprise receive their fair reward. But 1 believe that our gov ernment in ita natural integrity is ex actly suited to a frugal and economical people; and I believa it ia safeat in the hands of those who hare besn made inga of an enforced economy. Tnrift and Cxreful wntchluln as of expenditure among the people tend to secure a tlirirty government; and «he*p ami coruful liv ing on the part of individual* ought to enforce eoouomy in the public expedi- tureo. "When, therefore, men in h’gh places of truar, charged with tfie responsibility of ntakiig and executing, our la*a, not only condemn hut flippantly deride cheapness and economy within ttie homes of our fwople, and when the ex- I enaitures of the government are reck less and wasteful, we may be sure that lomeibing is wrong with us, and lha a Cimillion exists which calls for a vigor ous and resentful defense of American ism. by every man worthy to be called an American citizen. ’ 732 DEMOCRACY 12 TH2 PEOPLE. “Upon tbs question of cheapness and economy, w hether it relates to individ uals i r io th« operations of »ho govern ment, the Democratic party, true to its creed and its tradition*, wid unalterably alw ays preferred optimism to pessimism, i remain attach* d to our plain and frugal and common rente to both, and that I I |>eople. They me especially entitle i to don’t tmnk that In what I have said I the watchful euro and pio ection of the r have •!* parted from the leaching* of my governmo. tj and when ihey are borne guide." 1 down witn burdens greater than they Judge Thurman iiieu devoted Uu win* can bear, nnd are mad- of lea to personal ind political remluls* by hard taskmakers, we will n< t leave ucr, and icntinued: their tl ie. A* (he great German re- ute* cenoe, — w never a CANDIDATE aoain. ! former, inslsiiog upon hi* rellgk Before I con 1-de, thero i« one state* victi ns, ia the \ r.-encc of hi* sccnsers t. at I feel it my Otity to make. In ♦ exdakned,^! can do nought town papers a few dava ago I 1 stAmi. God and accompaided by the S|*ak. rs of •vtsing, entered tho hall and took ir eesta at th* grand central table. It u at this * a/e that (be gieaieat dsm- WaUu of ih* evening tin»k place. A TIiZMKMh US ovation. Cheer after cheer arose from theen- luiiMtic audience, and simultaneously t»ry man urote from Id* seat snd »av*d die tradi ionsl rrd bandana “fidketc l f in honor of th* "Old Ho- D ‘ B * ' v *lh dignity, yet smilingly, kuru.an Ixmed to his thouvand frantic duurers and Drover Cleveland did like- n e. ascherrs for the ex*Prvsidcnt rent a**»r. Tho Land struck up "The htar Banner'’ and oil remained 'analog tdl tbs close. Then, at a Big- Pal trow ti.e chairman, the vast inulti- pi i* sane into their seats at ths fesUve wnl b.inq- et began. , AT TUE BANQUET TABLE, it. ^ •kers* t-tl# were; ■Mlsn Ot Thurman, Grover Clevelsni, f '>!'I■ J. Lehtz, ebaum n of the Tbur- pari club; Allan W, Tnurrunn, Joseph |Mu .Waite, ez-Scn-tor Joseph McDonald, ia l pirns' Dr*G*ueral lXm IL Dick in* f >. Uixres-.man Wo, L Wilson, Con- Ere»*a an W, t; p. Breckinridge, Judge B A. M rri-o i, Ocr. Ewis^, Goremor •aijtsou, Gowimov Boyd of Nebraska, P- v « uum*„on»-r Co emao, Congressman K- ^ \Mmger of Illinois, George T wl,, 8 "“hop, Hfnry Wattor»on, ex* Muvernor Uiahop, ex-8olkito -tieneral Peakins, Congrcaatuan Du bur row of f hiraxa At the conclusion of the banquet John i^mz, chairman of tho Tnurman ,h . rapped the vast asaemb'aKe to presr sri.i jutruuucel Joseph li. Outh- *rtv, toa*inmstcr of theev*ning. °CiB.VAlTL’K TRIBUTE. « \ thing," said Congress* nan Dutliwaita, "to se* a thousand men t, wn b^vther, not from one large city pon*', tor from one great aUte, but fiuu* fvery quarter of this greatest of repul 1 * to honor th* nut:.I day of an old *o. Mtnple primitive citi/.eii. (Tremvti* >» a[>|ilauf*.| ili, t:eitrhl<ors nro hete B * *? un y uiktiiigUMli<.<rmeu wh«» lmve U avv.al day* from distant state*, srs *° rejoice w.'th Mm, that i.e h l* FV»ngth of days among us aud to r 1 ™ be may be with u* into the fyjjiy 01 anollier century. [Cries of ^ w Y«r of dfvtinction, a lawgiver «> <inr |, | B || , ( j wfadon* is impressed £pnthejur.sptudtnco of his state for PL time to tome, a lawmaker in loth congr-s* whose work there was t* highest statesmanship, a political H f0f devouou to prin* J‘ l h •onscisnce ana with cuurag* «« unflagging zeal, pur* in private life, f-Mateiirity and fidelity in all l.:« rein “*'h his Icllowuien were never Here lp me," so, however sow my name su«*gMt«d as a oroper* an* | much others msy mock anaueri eci.eai** uidate b r t o Brest ;ency or vice-I’re*.- nes« and the po»i and frugal man an 1 •. in ii.^.”1 '■•■ry in u i in »..i... u .r i .n Si*e »he suggeetion f^r, nj j earing in a in defense of tl.eir siniplo Amrruanisra at>tr known to t o ve y Irteadly to n.e . defl.ntly prooiatmitfg, "\\# con do and publ shed in the plavo of iny re i* ! nought el*.. Her# w# sUnd." dence, it might naturally be su-pected NOT a*uakfi> OF uheapsensl by stranger* that it was ins, ired or at “Thui when tho que*tiou i% raffed least approved by me. But such was whether our p opie fL,!! have tho n-ces- not'h*f.icr. I had no idea that such a J *arie- of life tit a cheater rate, wear* suggestion would be made until I eawr it, not ashamed to eotxfsos ourselves **in full in this paper. syinpeti y with the dema’-d for cheaper -Mv ir lends, fet me aay <o you, in all to-f*;" end «c aro n<.: d<ui.ri«d by the sincerity and without tne !ra t menial int tbit this stans “nsnsassrily to in* reaervation, that I am not nor shall ever v. Ive a cheaper man or woman under agnin l»e a candidate lor odkw 1 have 1 the «Oita” uen tuflhienlly h<inor*«j by mv party "When the promot r of n parly mens- aud neither asked nor desire any further ure wkkb inv.de* every home in the honor than continued frieud.hip nnd and wt.h higher pno, dccUre* that giMil wilL ‘cbe-ip and nasty go together and this "Gentlemen, I have saidenongb; more, i whole svttcn of cheap tbiage ia • bad*;e indeed, than I exported to my. Once ..f poverty; for cheep merchandise me ne more let me thank yon. You have glad* cheap men and cheap tuen mean a cheap Cencd tl e heart and brightened the foot* country.’ we initigMBlIj r.pudute such •let'# of an old t> an, your devoted friend, an tnurprvtauon of American senti- In hia descent of tlio hill of life, when tie me oh I as almost reached its foot M iy God . “And when another one, hi^h in party bless you all. K hisvarne t prayer. councils, who has become notorious *• The next toast wa* "C'itirenabip in i to# advocate of a contrivance to perpet* America," responded toby ex-rreddent! ustr pare innauptvmacy by outran oueia Lluveland. Mr. Cleveland said: ! ttrference wi h ibo euflrage, aoi out er* MR. CLEVI LAND’S sFKCCtf. ! that th# ere ftr cheat tu-ts is un-Ameri- “Mr. President and Gentlemen: I ] can;’ weseacmfuliv tejej thus hieepeicB follow the ptomptiogs of a heart full ot do » not induct* si i wig.u.*» rvoc«p.too d'vutiou and vtnetation, as I Under of true Aufricaaua from the dem* orocy of the great state of "J will not r Ur to other utterance* of - - - 1 - *-■ Ilk* import from similar souicea Icon- tent myself w ith recalling the moat prom inent and aignilictuL Tne wonder la that three things were addressed by Ameri- can» to Americans. “What was the occssion of these con demnation* of chejineM, undwhat had U*u>*t American men ami worn*-n done, or whst were tliey likely to do Uia: they should be threatened with the epithets 'cheap,’ ‘nsaty’acd 'un-American Y THE rKOPUtV BETRAYAL “It is haxvi to apvek fiatknily aa we anseer these quetUone. ntep by step a vast mmiler ot our.pco;\e m-1 l-*, n ltd on, following Mindly tu the path o( party. They h«d bet-n tilled wilt, hate an i sec tional prejudice; they bad l-oen cajoled wi h mhreprrseaUiL-nft acd false prom ises: they had b.«n corrupted with money acd by appeals t*» their ssldshness, AU these tilings led up to their final betrayal to tat My live demands of those who lud supplied the fund lor their corruption. "Tina betrayal waa pal,able; and it was iaipo-sibl* to deny or concval the fact that tho i reundsd relief tendered to the people iu fuIUlmect of apr uit e to lighten the burdens of their life, made by tlie party entraded w*th tl«- g,\, rn* meat, was bat a aencu.e to pay the 4m ts increased by the pun. hue of party suc cess, wi i.e it futthsr increased the uu* o* the A*- ’USED AT Last. “Tlie peo; Is * ere *t 1 »; aroused and Je* moeded on txplai alien. They had brvu taught for on* hnnurep years that in the (li'tritatton of Lom-iiU li»»ir imwswsat should Is admioUtertd witn equality and justice. They had learned that wealth wa-* not indtapeusablo to tesprn. lability an J that it uni not entitle its possessor* to es|*cial governmental lavorr. Hu. We tuen with tcamy in comes lud teen encouraged l>y the in fluence ot tlio spirit <t tur in-ututi *ca to i ractsce ec- Borov and frugality to tne end that tb*y(M; i>- •' i"j to Che utmost the rvwardaof tt.eir to h lbe iaflueoce i f the American home sss Mill an ut thaw. lu Uwir simplicity they knew nothing of a ne* «n uitoa »hu-h m.dscE -pr.rst dtsrepatanle, and they still loved the cl • ap coo a of Li c*»n and GsrfhlJ, *r.d bun ie i cf their c unity men whi.m they held m vener .- ti x And t> us the • i n « . L. :.caleJ Dai'.jr Telegrapb, Nov. JC. Dili h The grand jury of the federal court 11 - by tue I,,,.. j.Bt.rJay morning at the court bouse aud at one • proceeded to invrsti- gjt<* u.o charges ot conspiracy against ahty Luiiier A. Hall of Do-lgo county, aud U lignt I u: -..-.' r, J.’I.U 1..-U hen the Jauit*s Moore. Lem Birch and 11 m and i luui-nts of Telfair county, charged t it by a I LO , 8 p racy and the murdrrof Joh si J;> i- } o ray lb at Norm n Jaleon (Xt. 7, 1-Od never before, perhaps, b .tint)' With From the N« • York Kin. JocCt-hnrn, ho one* famnns char plon p gihst, i* dying of evtuumpti and }ii» Irun Is think ih*t ho ha* but si orl tiuio to live. Several ai orting tin of this city arranged tr -'ive hint a bem fit two weeks ago, but a hall coul- 1 n Le secured with the conacot of lbe pol.c If ano'.h r a tempt to bring off a L .ip troves unsuccessful, itrraegvmen be made to have it in Brooklyn ct City. | . . Coburn waa America's loading pugtli t twenty-five year* ago, and his career Pf from boyhixxl wsaoneof many exciting *'-r idoiu. 11 o was born on July 1, 1N34. j reer . but I coul 1 never tunko Ido a i. :it p tell mo. Sir John, liut i of win--.* said George III, to the comni..nder-:n chief «ff Ireland. “Tl.ofl' who bate reported that fact," re» lied‘-ir John Irw in, ' hate done me great lnjuvtice. I lik^ a bottle." The Duko ol Norfolk, vrho was much ad dicted to tlio bottle, asked Foote, the a< tur, in wbat new character he should •ml.ee. j f° to a iii.isqueradoi “Uo sober," w*s * L , nC tnt the instant repiv. a will A yoons otficcr complained to Napo- j e ,, T Icon t u: i • 1-^1 been »ix years a lieu- enant "I M*.ved seven years in that is the answer, "and it has not ine front making my way." was, at one period of bis ca- P eat economist. He said, be st. Cloud and Paris, to L uri ton: • nted >it r. ,n the Couutv Arina li. Ireland, and ; twi en - clou i and Paris, to L uri ton: isr cs ' citme to this coun'ty when 8 years °f j “^hy i ooH not the carriage go fasttrV with ! agr. He grew up in the sixteenth *ard, ; ‘l* would, answered ^ Lauriston, if i 1 ‘A * tills, city, and at the ago of 18 year* lie j °. a ' 9 u ." r " , K „ I cue (rouunent us a fight# by whip- J The transkioo from Napoleon to Well- .. 1 1 in,- >U tlio bor. ot Ih. ««d. He j” n. I •«>««» '•' On on. o ca.ion th. duk. n 1 !h.*,o unierr Hr. d.partra.nl (our year. ' n lo.mlnwil d.URW of b-ing for partisan succc-s, it* coarve ine vital ly i duty of a grand jury in tlis louthrru : mi- ,u umerr iiiouviMmutuo •«>*• ; • -1 . , leads to ut'jniit favotid m, neglect of the : duti ct of iirurgta to mvrttigate *o sen- later, alt. r learning >he trade of a brick- \ ° r0 '' rn .‘*“ at 80!1 * ti, bcsptaln of tne ship Int rests ol the raise-*, • mire perversion ! f i lial a charge and thepuobc through- layer. He was a member of Croton En- at ,, vnme to nitu ana satu: of the mission of tepub ienn tu titut: -n«, ! out tho state a^ait thvir dtcuion ia sus- gia* Company, Na 10, nt that time *f° n b°BHiover witn u» and, in some form, to the most Impudent pet.- * ‘ ‘ “ 1 ~“ n ’ “*1 lha d,,L - nnd outragious insult to true American | ]_ Ecutiiuenh Very It cannot bo denied that pol tical 1 ^esti rday morning this unfortunate ovct.tv in the past have pone far toward j prostrated and, ns ha thinks, dying, encouraging arrogant party assumpti-'n. w-.9 carried Into tho jury room. U.li luT.i; TwTatMb ..r.r Whiln j .m-ercjl Jh. duk, ..,h.n I .h.U i'u Birch has, as has already been in tho fire departmint the firoiutti bot ts^ko <ufl n W‘J®®**. At somo party a ouncl, turn, I .tat,'«_ ovt km and 1,1a ched him wtafu.i n _ Jlrookljn km, Every thoughtful an 1 patriot at times been disappointed an. by the apparent indifb rcnce and dtmor- alizr.tion of the j top e. THE REVOLT HAS COMP. “Hut such reflections bar# no n T ncc in the felicitations of to-night. This is a time when faith In our countrymen should to fully rc estaUUheJ. The noi-o of a recent political iwvoJuLon is still heard throuebout the land; tho peop e have ju t demt nstrate l that there is a point Loyomi which they cannot be led by blind partisanship, and that they are qui o comt e int to exam ne and cor rectly decide political questio s concern- tag their rights and their welfare. Tl ey hav# unmerclfa'ly reeated every attac upon true Atnericao manhood, and have taught party eaders that, th ugh slow to anger, they lake terrible revon.es when betray-d. They pe mlt us to for give our honored gue*t for all he cheap costs hr lias ever worn, for they have declared them to be in fas.von. They have also decreed that the decal -. ue has a place m our pcli iov. for they have enforced the co i.maod, 'Thou alialt not it*nl/ and have rendered an cmihatic verjict sgainst th.se who Lave borno false witness, "Nothing cculd so w«l! accompany the honors we pay v ur disting .ished uue«t os the celebration on Ills Lirthd *y of the victory which has ju-t lieen ach eved in vmdicfttiou of Aun rican citizenship—for in him we honur the man who hat b.M illuhtratcd true American mant.ood. Our rejoicing aud his aro increased, tv* we also ceiebrato to-night ihe triumph of a demo nttlc prim inle fo.* which he fought and felt but two snort years ago; and to complete our joy ana his we are {crmlt- ted to itidulge in true democratic eutko- tinstu over the stead fasti#*# -n s dsvotion to its creed exhibited by cur (t r;y,* nidi knowing no ui couragvment. has fought io 7ici ry in tfc« p*-p!v - csxaa THE TR1UMW1 OF COSS'-TENCE. “Wliocan cow doubt onr country man’s appreciation or that trait, so well illustrated in die character of Allen (i. Thurman, which prompted h m throjgh- out his loug catc.-r, at all times and in Wuat transpirsd in that room, what dara and hideous plots wero unfolded, may never be krnwn. If, as r*|orted, the confession of this m ,11 impl cates bis coiupan oos in that most abouiinablo ti tir>i* r. r I tu Birch told SJttMBthfll is remotely hinted at. tho sceno must have been one that imagination faiis to picture, and the publication of his story wilt i« startling la tbo extreme, Hirvb Las turned state’s oviaence. Dements uas confessed voluntarily, al though warned that in making the con fession he had nothing to cxjirct, an i some thirty witness * have Uon sum moned. With this weight of evidence it looks as though a true bill must be found, and if tho till is found and the prisoners aro as guilty as the allldavu and the chaige stt* forth, it will take superhu man efforts to savs them from pumsh- raenL Ti.e question that most naturally arises is huve was the evidence obtained ihsi brought these men within ths clutches of the law on such a charge. Theaiswcr may be foun t readily enough when it ie known that for tines weeks mod. tectivea from the Pmserton force, two privn 0 cetoctivca anu one special apnt from Ihe deyartmrQt of jusiicw at \Yaching on working on the ca*#. Liak by link was true that he hed been surprised at Waterloo by Napoleon. “I never was surprised till now," was the characteris tic reply. TIGHT CLOTHING. It Interfere* With Digestion and Im pairs fleatili. Dr. T. K. Chambers on the In ligrstiooa "On one w.t winter’s day at Florence, &bu.o ^t"io! •25iaL , *S whom ho bested, easily, in four louuds. Col urn fir*t liecumo notorious as a fighter by defeating “Awful” Gsrdncr, one of the cleverest nu n of his day, in six xtund-. with gloves, in Hibernia Hal), cn Prince street. Ho was then looked upon a« a coming ebampion. About ttn* ilaio N*d Price, a noted Eng- 1 ah (oxer but now a wcll-kcoaucriaimal lawyer, chxPmged any man in • the world to fi*ht him. Coburn went to i • .c • . • . -• , - - ik»t..n wl .rr,nscd * match. TUy “«*» of ,?* fought at Still IvmJ, Masa, acd after world-sido reputation. 'Ve had die- tbm Hour. a.d tw.nty-Hv. mlnut..u( '“V" 1 ‘ ^1^. f d,.'.ora'.e Betting, Its rof.rto d«:Ur(.I I?* 1 Aft-Vj, ‘- 1 , T-fTl (7* the battle a draw cn account of daranets. 1 * toX ~ Iloih m-n wci, cni.HncJ io th.ir root,,,. >*”‘ rum .••* c , ut0 . r ' . I " ll h » 1" nin * " e for t*o»^k. from Uo .orii-.o punUh- moot tbv i^mtoL Co'ouln InueJ » 1 ®'« °f » «*"«. ta . q» .lc«- ch.iiene.Wt w». ^t tt.. °. f latter refu*«d. Tu:s waa Coaurn s first London rule c ntcat, and the battle wan one of the grea.e.t evrr witnessed iu America up t > that period. In the hitter part of 1858. Cobarn w hipped If any Gnbbta in a half hour at Herf'er # Ferry, Va. Th# battle wav for fl.M/O a si.e. lien Winkles, the West- *rn tra k, was next beaten by Joe in eighteen minutes, under London rules, tor a $1,000 srake. Coburn was then matched to tight Mike McCaol. the “Ter ror of the Mueiwi.ppi,” tar 5l0 a aide and lbe chain lonehip of Anuric i. Ue efeated McCool in one hour and ten the cb«in waa Lr^ed until the connection ' minutes, CoUirn escape) without ia<Je, the oath taken that these men sere guilty and they wet# arrested. L tne did these men in that quie. coun try knew that they bad among them .or tlie.^e two weeks the sleuth dogs of tho law—bloodhounds u ore keen-s«. i-nled by far than the auitusl tuat hunted ono man to his death, and ktener cn their prey than the hawk tti.it soaring lu.Ji among tho clouds marks the imali bird among the corn or scents the ca iion where man wouid pa s it by unnoticed. There is in this as in sll ht<>ries of crime, a feature that no. only adds toiuglooa.i- nssst but is psihstfe ia !h- Leui Birch has made what be thinks, and what probably is, his dying confession. bomo months agi this man was «tn ken with paralysis, rut att-r a ling* r.i.g illness r%c/Vi-red his health in '■m.‘ di . t - , ,n l A.i a lo t’> ftt » nd 1" all cm uui*'.ance«, and withom r- jtard to hi* dotiesas a larrasr in T# fair co-inty. p r*.'nal c nstjUoii r«. toUot.c things! \\ Ju-n the arrest was made on Salur- which Me consc.coce and judgaefttap- j day last ai Lastinan, Birch was nized I roved, and which teemed to him to bo t W ith another attic*., pro. ab’y from the iu :U tat rssU ol Ids cc-stry snd In sc- u-l shuck, catt?wutB» - *id.«i. 4i.i > rvl’C i.’. b' U ii > \: v • ; u- ..( s. li» can now d .ult iba: ct n-.-vn •• mi i «.our-i left it.s bo i.e aa ong it o p...et f r ti.e age t*otnt<ui the wav to public uuty. • last time, in tho h*nds,of tho ofllcera of M lf wo vnier.etaaoresJrmn tho ghU ihe law, ur ier the ci*arge of murder, en tlii# occasion, let them be ronconitag U n i be left lil* wife almost the re»r» usibi.tty wh.di await# us ui She tod fainted when it t our ft-low cfuntrynt'-n pin ** in our i j. t! . ^u-.band w •* an** >t-u, ana swoon *’’• 1 followed sw-uon until it was feared that ight di«k New York her tribute of affection for the man w# honor to night 1 am cem- missioned to ilaim f r my state her lu 1 •hare of the glory which has been shed upon the American name and character, by on# whose career aud example cannot be pre-empted and wht.se renown cannot he limited in ownership to tee nrighbors and fronds of any locality. W# coolest every exclusive preunsicn to Mi fame and greatae a, because he is a neighbor to all the people of the Knd; tec-oisc he is th« friend ot all who love their coun try; teesus# his career splendidly illus trates the best and ai longest elements of our national ehar-'Cter; and tecaus* hia example belong* to ad his countrymen. AN ILUJOTEIOCB EXAMPLE. “It is fit!) if that those wlo have faith in our destiny as a nation, who bwiieve that there are noble thin*s which 1 elong distinctively to our character as a people aad who prize at ite true worth pur# American citizenship, should gather here to night, li U giv» n us to contem plate ths highest statesmanship, the mo t unyielding aud disinterested devo tion to the interests of the people, and tbit most valuftblu achieverusntv in Uie cuuee ot our country’s w elfare, nil of w hich have teen stimulated and atcom- piithed through the influence and im- i.ulso of iriL*, unperverted, sturdy Amer- icanisur. U * rejoice in ihe esttu|rt» ■»- folded on this occasion of gehuiue Amer. icaii citixenshifi, revciUd to us as a safe and infallible Interpreter of duty in all tlie emergencies ot ti U ng and Lonorahfe public career, and os an unfailing guide to uee.’ul .ese and lame. “In this | rrvneo and in the atmo«. pher# of there ictlections, we should not mtse the they commend to us, nor fail to renew <rr appreciation ol the value of ltd* citizenship, and revive our apprehension «>f tii* aentimenu and " oiuof.s in which it has it* rise and growth. TUE PEOPLE ARE THE EULERS* “And hr*t of all we should be pro. found!v grateful that th# tlem-ata which fi-' Und. Yearly hav hia cool ii.rti»-|m»keuptliettrenstbamlvig..rofAnieti- f " ♦ strengthened nnd hef.fr far farae j can citizenship, sre ao naturally nhtsl ^tended. Now life name is elmosi a to our sttu-t.on and are so »iui|d*. The fUM-holdword upon the I j*vof Ldiliu::. ii;tF...r.o Of monarchy which taict t o It is tasuhed bmb upon ths i individual charac er of the vil j.i:t; the ■> icj[ourgoo , ci:r oar ue-f.>. rl ] v f ..odor widen be fopwL.- •>> I*t-ln.o-ti idr , .. la . i, >ih#io !< . I ... t l> tb<* u-. u fr*”u « ■ I . \rr\. .»?. i l ;b n . • • ■ c . l..« ■ .. ►vatlemon, him## ot u> who know hiM* co.mucst aud s«-iti.U aeuendl^.i eat kvop-ng tluir i>op s and thc.r trust, shad f -il in our w4h#eli in to tiieoi H w e sidle con«ci< nc*» aiul dutr by igaoide port sanshtp; but m &! all mi o: every patriotic ex;ecuitfon if, in all wo do, wo follow the guidance of true an l hone«t dt-uivcracr, ti u l ined hy tbv light of genutn# American ciiixensbip." Tl»# other to*; sts and speakers were: “The Democratic Party in H lauon lo Future I’uuiic Econt mv," (Jen. Thomas Ewing; "Ihe Innate." cx-**enkUr Mc Donald; ‘•The Early Ohio Bear,” lion. R. P, Uariisun; “Ihe AmrricauMatraman," > n .t” • ... l . , "ivi. ut «< \ in .ti..- • lea,’ lion. W. C, 1*. Brccienriige; “The lfouie ot Keptcsvntativ«%" Congressman WiLon of Vhutaia; “Ti e Demutr cy ot the Future," Dun M. Du-krason; “Ihe Mate of Ohio*" Governor CumpUlL A number of extempore address*# were also mad#. CLEVELAND CONSTANTLY CHEERED* Every alius on which the ex-Fn Bident made to Judge Ihurmao, the honored sou of Ohio, was cheered to tlM echo and the eentimenta of Cleveland in rvgaril to the policy of the part; found a luatty echo frost th«se asternUed. 1 nrooghou Cleveland’s oddr »« he was o nvteotly interrupted by prt>K>:. r i ; ap; i.4>;-- aid she « as able to travel she fo)> lowrd lii r husband to his ce 1 and now d y and night i:u Usi e his palle*. in ifo.t lenely cell an 1 nurses him wit x • Bely CiT**. A snd sequel to what wi«, ne. La s, a happy nm .n in the days b#- loiv irk »in hud spo led two lives. Charles Clements it a prisoner in n ro« m in the io .eral building and is al ii ays < lotdy watched by a manual who rati tuily guar us him frotn the quest! us of outsiders, lie is a young man cf not prejm S fS Ug ;ip; cnlm C* t ut SC* ms IO be re.icred n- w that he has lonfes-wl, al liough what bis true motive may have coi-n it is hard to >ey. *lhe taristigttion by the grand jury snd the examination of ail the witnceee* will probably take some time, but !.* mar rtosinabiy be txpect-d that they will come to some dccisioo th » week. scrsicii. The battle took place in tho ummer of 1803, Ho was matched to tight McCo.l agsio a year liter. Tlie battle was to have tiken pLceon the out skirts of Indianapolis, lut a ahcrill ap peared npon the scene and aricsted both pi iocipois. They were sentenced to tany days’ imprison meat. Alter their release the match fell through. Pat-y Flynn come over from England in the q r ng of 18d7 ami usuedachal- hinge. Auburn accep cd. snd they fought in a room for $I.(M> s side. Flynn lasted t" u ii. i , mi i. 411 v . •• ( n i . A ’ l tfrre ;'!-r C*4mrn «*-hinr*^.l Coo Fiu- gcrald, a Ne* Yorker,wi h two punches, on* in the stomach and tue t th. r in the link. His next important match was in Englind, wi h Jem Msec, for $5,1* 0 a side and the cbam| ionst.ip of the wo: d. Before ranking the match, hoc ever, the MmCO j arty pitted Joe (Jois, Tolu Al cu and Billy neyvl against Jou to tee what I.e could do. he bested them all. Co bum lores I for c oic# of La.tie ground wilhMaer, wfefeh 1- wUIdn fiuO in.ho ol L i.d rn. Cobur.i won the toes, an 1 Lo selected the cotn ty in whi. I • w.s ‘ i*. finally for.Yi'r 1 tho i.JJ-9. Coburn rlie Utto nx«d AN I I'll :nir )P GLANDBBI, i Wen I liuilly ;.ia. 4i him to America and o,cnc<l a selonn on Tw«nty-th rd etic* f, u#»r S,xu» utcuuc. luls v»; in th? . I r.nj nl J .Ol li/ (>, upon ling dial- 1.1. I 4 oi :.i. nu> t>.' » ' i.’.ii!. i< i !• i that he din n't come here to light, but to live in jwace. Dan Noble, a ptom ri' nt iportox uian, wbo suUeq .tuily died in > r ron io \a u i .n, was a warm friend uf Co! urn's Ue bet Joe $50 that was afraid t> go o»er to Ma<«'a saloon an 1 puncji Int.) in the face. Coburn a.c-j trd thflW Maoe and tr : I.,I I .4 4' U . I I bfoW 1 1 to draw huu ont. a fight. ii.nl, Cciurn nually called I then bLirktnod h.e tj# by could do nothing >lumloluiirr Nribtll 1«bu*b Hue l<* the reruiere. Atlanta, Not, It,—{Special]—Thi »ew iomm»s:ooer of ryncnltura reports j |.... aiddle and southwestern ILtiui* full of lutM this I ut cualurnge Coburn. Jo# waa uuly too glad to meet nis old rival, and a ir.a’ih wat *pe dily anaigcd Th#y met at Fort lAiver. Canada, After ha ting on# Lour aud lilteco minutes, and n« i;h*r having struck a blow, th# sbrnil nnd a po ee of deputise appeared aad or t ied il cm off Cana'Iial) so;L D.ck Il«. 11 v wo *1, lbe referer.comninndrd t. o ..4i.io meet a $lho U a ie lioune, Ere. lo., n 8 o’c-ock the following morning. Coburn, on arriving at lbe hole., went lo .Mac*'* r.orn and offered cheers. Ill* BBwrtiom that ti.e Demo- , gtaxrder-, tmpofted by Texas stock druv- of d e r«d. i r^tic party dii not brlk- that coeap merchamiise made cheap m«-n or a cheep country was enthusiastically a; pi *udrd. and with Oxmnton a -eat th# vast uu time cheered. Hit remura that ly the r-cent •lection the people i f the nation eviuc I ilnt they hud taught the leaders of the R- putdiuan party in tho act of robber.., through ti* mewus of the tariff, was a part cularly trappy utt r u.^e, and created applause which lasted several minutes. HBIRD'S WILD \ AM I*. RUIeuloaeOSaSemewiB a hour uliievc- menu of thr llrpiilill* an Fsiljr. From Ue New Yet Ilcra d. Mr. lleed maxes mteresiing and au- dacioua speeches Ihe cl «t day lie aakrd a(•mpauv of Chicago Jac/.,r.. what ihe Uemocra s i;.»<tev.- doneeXiWf t to criticia# and tevak down, lo tke lte publ can party, he suJ. bo'oeged all n.e honor, ull the tcLUvcmenis os^C atcd with Amer.can Li-torr. Fore ol, far perti r.eot tasofecc# ft would be hard to Daratel taUstaUm nt. What ar# the achievemrnu of AmtrK au liidory? First, tbocr ation of thacouimunwea.tns of th# Northwest by the erancy of Virginia. This M I ’ tl * her . Macure. >in< but w hat the retere# XU then uauie; Uunsae i uf flghtta/. Coburn in the flesh, much that wo had been thinkiagof in (he marble and the clay, and our cyea could not but follow ono [■articular face, famous forth* assistance Ita great natural l>eauty received from art, 'Face,' I said, but the mind of Hiram Powers was penetrating deeper, for he exclaimed, after a short silence: 'That ia all very well, but I want to know where Ia»dv — ■- put# her Uverl’ Where, in deed! for, calculating the circumference ot the waist by the eye, allowing a mini mum thickness for the walls of the chest, an area for the spine, eesophagus, and great blood vessels the section of the waist s.emed to admit of no room for anything else. In such u body the liver must be squeezed down into the abdomen, •tick into its hollow. neighbors, and in fringe upon all the ergant. Tho organ which suffers most is the unresisting stomach, which is dragged and pushed out of all form during the continuance of tbit packing process. The .ifeanesl Man, From the New York fcrar. In one of the clubs the other night I came upon a group of members telling stone* about tne meanest men they ever hod known, aud some of these anecdotes seen! like libels 'jpAn Humanity, yet 1 was assured that all w»re true, lino story was of a rich man who, when his little boy needed clothes, shoos or a hat. uou'd go lo tho little fellow's toy ravines Lank, unpty out ita contents, and apply the amount to tho necc-teary purchasob An^tlur told of a man who Dad b#«8 giren a comp in ntarv ticket to an operatic performaa-..*, and who, wlcn u.o performance was postponed on account v! the !ll n e^§ of th* prims donna, took the cluck given him as lia paused out and had it cashed at tlie box office. The third member of the party I told a story, however, which wai I awarded tie pdtn* I “I eni in Boston aom# year* ago," • a d. He, “>n charge of an exhibition which was h*l 1 in the hall of a rich *wcie < y oetiitta a iwuksuuio biiUu! Tu rn *nc street. I i n l the halt for a number of weeks and paid for it, if I r* me tuber rightly. $10U a wee*. Winn th* term of ray lease had expired, my rent had been paid and everything 1 bad had I con moved out of the building, 1 U ent to the secretary of th* society to Ud him 'good-by,' After deploring tho Lut that I had ind be n charged rnoro for the hall, as my exhibition hid l-c-t n phcoomeuully successful, ths secretary ***“ 'By the way th# colored boy, Andrew, has assUted y<»u some to-day in tuoviog out vour offset*, hasn’t hey “ 'Yes, he has hslped us some this afternoon** " 'Weil, of course, I suppose you pro- p.-B# to give Andrew a little eoaiething tor this? " 'Ob, of course, we will do Ui# square thing by Andrew.' •* *\V#U, that's just what 1 wont to get at. You see, Andrew it paid regular wages by the society—$7 a week-and whatever nioz#/ he earns wh.l • m our service of course should come to ths society. If you will tell t< e what you protioso to give him, X will juit charge it against his wages.' Tit# result was that 1 paid the secre- ould „ ., , wtplwiloo ot ti.e tary ti e sm unt that be thought H aim*, which colled for the battle ground t* a generous fee, and then 1 gave > be within 5.0 mu«-e ol New \urk. ( 0,| U i v #|ent amount to th* uegroboy, who red the following not# , warning to ibe farmers, urging prompt 4^'iio^J ai d effectual m siurea for tbesuppretslun ' , u ; e . t Tror MHicvvrvm, At- i ^nr'w mS'S a <U« uJ lit* tiiaogoub A Ib» i-lll. I „ iry (ha; I lud Eir.n liim .orthing, or P4y »lkow mt, thtoBgh roar colaim*. 1 100 k p »c. .4 KT Cttj. Urn., L. AobW b, obM to hud J4 «rw. 1.rrait*o( Itrnik t, tb.kmrr put ot l«?A,»aduring. Ertd , #1 |, h. tuul hid upnitnc* with titHt mA>t Mkii<rMBirii.Mte. I 0lt After fighting ihrr#! j|, # mmcrAery, - « •— itou this story in Kentucky ones, id of thatmost uaUgo#atdi»eas#, tern le rain Vlan.vra* To enforce thi* warning, IJ fioure and thirty minute*, end a greater wU repeat what has recently Uen pub- c f ( | )tt tun# up totucir k«oc. in mud, Itched bv Dr. PiH«f, Stet# health offleer [l* referee calbd tlie fight a draw. ofLL ndr. Heanys: 1 toborsafter this bnute made lot |«s» of the country anncunceh ,, U i.try on epUletuic of gander* | revailmg In tlie : , nnnK the ; stat of Texas, with grvnl fatality, anu 1 j ,j. # a rat** w eg* it the imme iiate nec#*»ity j ate^eershi tours of and am sure I wasn't believ d. My hearers could not imagin# a man who u ould chisel a poor n^ro oat ot a fee.” I lltl.U i:> IttCAPS MltltOfflY, A Large Factory Hnlldlng In San Francfseo Burned. San Francisco, Nov. R— A disastrous ar of IfcSt be h Jo:.it L. hulhvan. (1/ . . ha* been ia tho saloon buai- g great care in this matter > m t ,' an i wwtrbin - carftB Iy all afenuee by J Coburn ha 1 a large number of friends, * hich «! i>.ts of horses or cattle may an ,j « a t gent-rnilf c o*iueiei a good-j fire broke out last night in a large brick •ater year section. All horses or cattle I D ,iuml min. He got into wxny ‘ la- building known aa the Wortbeimer omnng into y*ur viefoity from . agieeaui* ic b|#s, however, the moot u... i bui » di- r corner of Bicrainentoand Davis *" ■ 1 — *- 1 (ort»D..t. ..( »hlcU ui. hi. »lK*,(lu« 0l . I hu’iai.r, corn.rum p liceitino, for which lie wus trie victed and not to the state | r.*oi sliurt term. AKMWEU1 ft tin Iff AMD Ml \ltl*. V. hat Napeleen, Writing!«m v farlj t JfrrrM m»4 Oiherm i Frew Uwe-U s UstanUjr JouiaeL ipoleon, giving us tho. con-,i tuiotgla, »-t jireoeBt eon tinea w t *»• 1 \ 0 { 6# D i*ere cumfoUa'unco vi-ind him in o>isaippi ritcr and a mag- eoothweetern and middle portions of the Uj IO j^ylum nnd said, in a hrpotrhhal v. sweeping fr^in th# Guif I I measure# which, I . tone; '..\vi«,t brought y >u Ure, 5Ir. ne Lwriaua line, inis was r •'*«t thfcSffa*! "* j IRiir* ILm J hi; ftr?h:xd r.:b sboul l be immediately and carefully s(«vtcd bef x* nifowing tb»in to be sold. * * * Any atdrnul which pree# .te a discharge from ills nmiri:» sLould be l oked upfiti with stiopLiun and carefully Kuarded fro*) nil in enourse with dhtf animals until such time ha* tlai s.*d aa to preclude the pOidbi.Uv of tin* dis- was 1 charge being cans, d by tin's dieeae.’ done by a democrat, Thomas I “1 have retently had let ers m n'hm- l; 0 »*rt Had. »-v. n wi.cn i;:/an*. did not Jefferson. Then the purcha*# of - ioui- (1Mpwsxce ot a a in.lar <loe*ie in ; | 0;t? j iw vv . rui«. vful |k.aui o: repartee. i ^»*na from Napoleon, giving us tho con-, Georgia, »t prew n* confined to the fo, ncers cuuduler once vfcind him in [ trol of the Miraisai ' ' * 1 — * ^ r f 11 itici nt empire, I cone Ly a democrat, Thomas Jefferson. inilid* ncy. but until they can be ear- Ui ,, lT fcn ,, . -. What W ill n#. cr » chance to work, and they soon nod tfie : Then tue anoexatran ot Florida-entire ly ^#d imo effect, I would emestly urge ltl voU .ir^-tm. much brain." ^e under controt Tho lose will he I the wo<k of • Ceniocrat, Andrew Jack* t'filtha farnuTS use th# utmost cara ia t Tlu-extreme sersiti-em re of Thackeray 1 heavy, probably f'AOOO, there being son. ’i hen the coming in ot teat noble ! keeping all cite use 1 stock M»p*rst ■ | l0 crttk j. m ^ w ,|i | : , 0 wr. Ho once sobl •»uch expenMve muchutery and vsluabte J cuminonwoelih o: T«sae, a territory tro« the others, and tbst alli rwuouncvd . lo x$.. u -h# Jcrrold: “I lie r that v. JU ! atock ta lire building. j larger than France—the work of a demo-, ***** twhailtit rtgly sacrificed for th#, j, aTe f H(Q aaying that 'The Virginian** is , irai. James K. Polk. Th# arquisitu.u of I SOo>t ot the r msinder. , the w«.r*t B* k I ever wrote.'* "I nev«r o*ir l’>cii.c stau-v—euch an impdre as: "I would be n to tilled if wwkljr M1( j M *|||i n »0f |)|, ktud," nt,| J, rm <j; i u.:<ut her# dazzled tLe ituaginai oo of ■ If* "* ilironghoul tno state would copy ; -«x aui! it waa Uie worst book that any. f C’svsr woe the work of a dcoreerar. , article and thus pot the larmers on j wrote;” icoK. IfolL. To ibe demo r-t An new , guird^agal.-st an instdioua and terrific J a lady who lived near The mas Csrlyl# . j # reels, owned by & IVangghelm, and occulted by H. Dultrd, commission merchant, hereni A Ca, candv manu- focturere, and U. Lei res & Ca a cigar manufactory. Th# flunw were leaping through th# reof b#for# an alarm vs# sounded, and shortly after th# roof fell, f. How id by the floors, which were Ailed will) heavy machinery. At 12 o’clock the wails fell out into the street w ith a crash, and tire firemen only saved themeelve# by plunging through the svindue s of tho st ree opposite tue burnimr building. This gavo tno firemen Jch usen wetWv* ALi&ke. " ith this row rd i f tbitiga dene the speeches ef Jbdxsplerrc Reed seem strangely out of place. i »r<iliei rpr«.i- 1 etui In t»ai llmte t» trim* ell the J . .pH > Ins Lut lu to lurtcee He msSre. vb> su te. tin- U 4 V,. i»drta4 t taujr gme btm a uottU * .11* V. F IbecnsUintecC l*. F I*. »t».w-i I UjiruterheUerfircta. see aftrr rate# It a f4M.rt I titMr Um rlMSMuar mu sieet t- snrd. ai / )*!'•>•>*** tew taxes • u ded ti.e Ifyoufert a , 1 Or you Art alien M l t snd IsSy taks P. f. f n aw#| fivOres wc Frcneli |on«lUt» I»ro*ecui*d. PaRW, Nov. 14 —IXsrouled# and Ix- guene fought a dml this morning in a woml near Monctaux, four bIjou being exchanved. Lagu*ire miesed and De- r f„i|- i. ’•Tr'klTTi- — rouhd fired in the air. Tire duelist# have T - “’P* 01 -Ir. - s .,„rrr J' 1 ’ 1 h ^'?. h ,' n *, , ,uw1 *’ ,“ nd L..u muhmO to il tu. oflic B._T. fPinr. . | mu WMiotutol. »I,I. • nuUaOl.lh.ttlie 0,, ..ublioiro^cu'ur “Commlawyer of Agriculture.** j f> hih*opl *r * nt to C4.mplaie of it. The of * V — Tbeconran-fonetrarahe will re*>m-|k dj . wrutadlgi AUt. “Why," the said, < hlldren Knjer m n- .. lt0 f ow ra cn | y crow four ttar# a day. The plrasont flavor, gente action and and how can Mr. Lari; le be so much an soothing effect* of byrup of Figs, when noyeu at Ihatir'* "Tlra la ty forgets,” *c# in nved of a laxative and if the father or the clu-ra. oriefc reioin er, “.lie jc..u I n io her le cotter* or bilious *tbe maeA sutler in waiting for sho-e four cnts." ; , ra.ifviog results follow iu tree, so that Ihe old nun-<>f James L. having fob, *t b tLc best family remedy known and . wed l..in frocu 1.1 ‘ • -h t* L*:.i»ui, every f»r..ilyah* -i d have a bottle. nd the *.overu>>r to suirgtet t i ill# tegteUture the iuactm« nt ot a L»w pro- viu.ng syatvtuattc n.eana for stamping out h- : v in Georgia aad keeping th# stet# rid ot iU r hack aciif* t, really bv nothing i.itjr. 1VT l-ITT tin A. * *.ltlS. “Oid A 1Upartura from ordinary methods hae long lrecn adopted by tho makers of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis covery. They know what it can do—and they guarantee it. Your money is promptly returned, if it fails to benefit or enre in all dis eases arising from torpid liver or impure blood. No better terms could bo asked for. No better remedy can bo had. Nothing elso that claims to bo a blood-purifier is sold in this way—b c-auso noth- ing else is like tbe “ G. 5L D.” So positively certain is it in iU enrativo effects as to warrant its makers in selling it, as they aro doing, through druggists, on trial/ It’s especially potent in curing Tetter, Salt-rheum, Keiema, Ery sipelas, Roils, Carbuncles, Soro Eyes, Goitre, or Thick Neck, an i Enlarged Glands, Tumors and Swellings. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under its benign •influence. World’s D:'pcn«ary Medical Association, GC3 Mam Street, Buffalo. N. Y. Headache. Jet Cabtkk • Lrrrui Livaa run are equally valuable la Coo*Up*lion, curltj stimulate lira 11 rw an l recuiate tX« bonsla. Lreo IX the? oeiy cured ue? mrk «'1S EaF%LF Ache thev would be aliro*» prtrelmt to those who Buffer from this dlotreten* complaint; hut fortuiuM-ly iMr foodiw* dcee not rod here, and thnao wbo oner try them will flral thee* UtU*pUle valuahl* ta eu dmbt wij * that they will in* Ira willing to du without theia. '-I- ' .r.tt.- while nttwredo not. (’tarn's Urn a t.ivw Fuze *r» vrrr en. 11 aad vfwy«ra*y to tal- OiwcrU • «<• a doee. They are atrk-tly vrrraehl- *nd do not crips or puree, hot hy their *»»Dr Bcrten r'.’ i ’ all who ure them. bvlibatBentti ire for f: > .»d evrrrwhw, or < -».» -j n *.t CASTlf wmrrtr ee . Mm» TiaT WCali lumli l.u'L •PILLS’ r all disrate J of U are the iifcl, 1 rdy ia lbe wm uU Liver. They ckaa the I !■<••» of Stowed) aad Eowsls* RcsliKt coogrtii.* In *n Ike nut. Ileal irritauj «i.J ckcbed Make par* t ’ - 1 *n 1 give it h— Sow. Thu* xml I r ly *11 Dmesutv. Frfet rejeu ;offM*tbyei*U teoeiplefpnca. Ur.J. IL hdraaU jhovral i I-rbov: Liver Oil and j HVPOf HOSPHITES of Lime and Soda Ii‘s : muisicn /■.. <! i.onrterftU I f«#A I D'bt j: si^ .y i f Hi Bcrefkte, Bronchi I •OOSt, Chronic Cc.v i.s aai Colds. rSfiKelueeew UteShe I . co:s>.L’.\i<Jios, j ichitia, Wa- =r Bis-» ICUSEFiTS! I do nntr _md the3 hare tte m mere s » ... — a ra-ik*«l sure. 1 te»v* ■radjeJdjedjL et FITE, KFlLETbY, or FALLINO SICKNESBa Mfraloe#study- )warmre my ij-t-wdy worrtc*#**. P*m see edransheee UtWaw resent far set, sov recetyW^_s am* jwHf eoce loretieetD* aad a FVse Bottle eVrey zftk I.-.le r r-raty. Erpcr-v w 1• ILU.U ’.)T,.n.l. t Xb3l*«ailbt.s >.*• hi;’IDe:f;o^wSs . •My hum." raid li t a iu.nl tliuio **n*a WEAK MANHOOD