THE IlALKIUll iiENXINKL.
Eadsf AD I
8ATURDAY. JUNE 10,
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1871-
Ealeigh Sentinel Newspaper; fp:
Sale 15 June, 1870,:;;;:
By Tirfiib of at ' order made by Hon
John Kerr, Judge, la Uk action of
raos IilTJKtfQafl&o!
'. , - Sr., dec'd, Maiaet. Jecjah- . Turae an
outers, iwui op we tow o
1870. at 12 jwv ki front t the Court
Ilouse In the pity , pfTtaleljjh, espoM
, to mIo to the highest bidder the Senti
nel nawipiper, AogetJhier, with,, the fix
tore, presses, tip and materia, be-
longing to the iestablUhmCnC' logeQicr
with the good wHH and wle right to edit
. ana puosn ae .ocuuuct awejyG w
, TeTOs-rOoWf'eash and llaoo ail
atx monfJtiwiifc' fafmitfc.da of
Sale, secured by bond approred by the
clerk ofOrang(i cduft!
A particular lecriptiooof tha prop
erty win n given, pa eppiiuauon w ui
CONSTITUTIONAL A. JLTEXD JfENTS.
As section 10 of article 3 of eonati
tution bow stand, ibis Governor baa the
power of appointing to all offioeabereaf.
ter created. To alter thia and to let th
Legislsiur nuke any' each offioe elee-
tire by th people, it -is proposed
- amend that section ao that the Governor
may appoint to all ofBoaa established
by tho exmefiiat6n the, jnod' tlilag
' which i" not -otberwis rrovided' for.
Thia ia a, curLtiJineat in some .degree oj
the Governor"' power and patronage
but it ia power and patronage which
ought never to bare been given him.
- - t-m- un twin-
it tne poepie epi a ma, puis. ,,,,
. TEl OTICttBTii ' '
By tha propoeed einendmentsooasid-
rabl change are made la the judiciary
department , of Ibey aUte jsovernmaafc
Tbeaa ehaagea are not of great moment
aa affecting the eubsUntisl f igtil of the
people ; put Riey rsiher feu, aa a wnow;
under tba second ciaaa'into' which we
have for tha pfcrpooo' tWaHaidera
tioa diTidiIiha awwjiniid. i .thai U,
ther are mattera of -regnlatioa and con
venienoe, whiohiezperienoa and prudent
foreaight reqahw tea to adopt. TherV h
no great prineiplo involvvd,' only oca)-.
venienoe.
In the rt place tha Supreme Court
Judgea are, after. the, eleqtjon in J878,,ti
be reduced to tbrea tbeic nnmber now
2. The, Ueuaral Aaaiimbly iuay provk
that tha court -mar' hold ,Hcsion flii
where than at lUhtigh.' iThia might be
oome necemory in cose 6( lit epideniia at
iMlrign, t lor Mberraaeona.-H'nni ."
X Tli flnprema Cwt ,1a .given Sack
to all the jariadietioa it: had ibaforo the
war. A part 'of 1U power uwae , taken
from it by theoouetitntionof 186a Thia
ii now eorreeted.j-''The9e ehingea are
affuoted br tha "12th, 13th and lath
By the 45th Ui etate hi to be divided
into n"lnS:iuIWraft1iuI(;Jltab4' U4
terms of the . feu perior 'court ahall be
held for iuch a ilnve aa may be pre
- cribed by law. ' Al present tha con
:-. buuiuuu j Ka;WW
term in arery .'county. Uy thia
amendment, amall countiea may hare
but a one weekV Vrm.'':tarir brica
may hare longer terma, aa Uia buaineaa
of tha peopk) rf aire-a jtt'W lamro-
vkled, thft 6a fltynbjr of Oi'diiticU
may be altered
"The 18th amendment frotVk. that
rary Judge ahall reside In the diatrkta
for whktKrf rtiliied ; t0J44n M
rtqutredto rotate from one dialrict to
another. . frt tij ins no.tf-ucT
By tha 20th amendment, tha-JejUla.
tura la allowed to gira to Justices of tha
pence jurnuicuon w near i wu wv
Uona when the raW of tha property
J . - I tn Pt.J ill k- a
great conrenience, for as the matter
BOW Siauus, . tlMJ i.""1 ,vmv m , m
lecorery of property has k ga to tha
auperior court, wharf tha expeaaea are
great and tba delay tedloue.. Tb on
renlloo proposea a Increase the power
and Jurkdlctlon of a 'magistrate ' In
faror of' the people, H and 'to' prerehf
court eosla and officers fee..
Ia addition 'to tha ordinary eonrU
which wa bare, to-wit tha Supreme and
Superior Oourta, aad magiatrsie oourta,
tha oonaUtutioa permita tha Igialatnra
to aatablish Special Courta for tha trial
of petty Kiadatnaaaora LejsUtare
' tried thia and had apacial oourta ia New
Hanorer and ta OrarW -But it did not
work well, becaoae tha jurisdiction waa
too limited. Tba jada war till crowded
with peraeoa charged with broany, whQa
these special oourta vare iq daily aeaaion
ometimee Aifig nothings It' ia pro
pewd to lTe ties nuttiirt eutirely
with th people to .regulate for thana
aolrea by law. Tha carpet-baggers who
made oar constitution fa 4858. thought
themaelTea ao much better then' "the
poor whJlelrau7oIplhT,"M "tbe1
were aina enougn to csu na u our pov
erty, that they eopiiidTJ that their
ootiona and whima would b better thaa
our eiperien anj fciatured jiiJgnient,
Bo in ttyeir folly they pot iuto the eon
aUtutioh many thing t which ar'mer
regulations In other stataa and the sub
ject of change aa the ezperienc and tL
nawda of the people domand aud they
attempfed to fix upon u these regula
tioos aoj that we might not' change them
when our experience ahbuUf lead the
people to wish an alt ration. In plain
words meae fellows from the north wer
oi wQisg to.Vuat tU. people of North
CarolkiatngOTeittiamaelTea and aa-
(terwoM to-piggflfrMitnfiigTrT
onstitdtion ao that tuapaoplanonld not
ezereiai their dSaowtioa ia changing th
Wor which the free-hooters ao bung-
whit uiu i or ua,
" CISCINNATL
The meeting of the republican
na
tional convention r al. Cincinnati . next
week tcj nam aandidatea for the presi
dency and vioe-preidney at tb No
remberl aketion, attracts the alt ation
of tha tpblitieal" world. ( Democrat aa
weil aa republican turn their eye thith
eHripJf tha latter with anxiety that aoma
(aorit eandidat may receive tha nomi
nation, the former with enriosity toslearn
tha drift of t pnblio -opinioa . on. public
(jusstioli, and how far the action of tha
coavenfioli may b influenced thereby.
AIlhouh the delegate embrace a large
numbea, of , ofBoa-holdera, , ther coma
fresh frbm their respective districts and
eoaatitaeaeiea,' and will act somewhat
independently of influences at Washing
ton City. . Nothing ia now aatd of tha
third term, and Omnt aa a candidate for
the nomination ia not thought of for a
Tha administration will doubt
lean aeokto oontrol th nomination, but
it ii ttoi likely that tb delegate will b
inflaepfod largely, by th dying lion
they wI rather look ahead and aeour
their 'position and. influenea with tha
thoningmaa.r rl 5 S! ;; ti..
JjEvert fourth aeaaion of Cocjrres
devoted principally to tha busineaa of
m.l i'nf)' tlia nreaident. or in other ward
influencing opinioa aa toh choioa
of candiJatea and the making apof ia
anoa.fi! th. eoaduot of the eampalg
Tha Can arose ' bow 'hi aeaaioa cornea
fully to thia .deaxsription.-; For ' tha
nrat uute in niteea years an opponunuy
ha beei given tha democratic party to
scrutiniss tha administration of publie
aflaira during' that period. Thia period
ambraoM the year of the war, and of
tha demoralisation following then with
all its otwraptkna, ami, as a eonaeqnenc,
vary many of the4 leading personage of
h republican party have become in,
voitoiL ven , while that party con
trolled both branohea of Congnaa, pub-
lio opinioa demanded and ' obtained
aa inveetigation ' iotb . tha - aftaira
of tha .' U.T. Mobelier,.;,' tasult.
l"? to tbe immolation of Schuyler Col
f.t and'a number of bther leading poll
ilvianaJ We deed not enumerate tha
nMre,rcent (leveiopmeou oi corrup
Oojliv high place they have put tba
republican, party on the defensive and
th democUtlc party will justly bold, U
reiponlbuj for : lb cnonjious mal-ad
mlnUkatioa of affair oceuriug during It
long ascendency. ' To evade such res
DooaibiOtv a far as possible, tba Cin
cinnati Convention cannot aoma a ita
candidate anvan whose political or
al character boa been called Into
qnestloa'lt ao, Uppens that this will
exclude! aoma of tha most popular lead
ere'ot the republican party, and limit
tb choice of the convention to lh tew
populad mcn or t tbf "dark horse,"
commoaly called: "tb great unkaown.r
The avoldability of candldarea ta then
a consideration ' and tb ;rtsult "may be
settlfflJnotby jtha merits of than
. . t : ; .... .....
out nje.proDammy.oi nia-: carrying err
Uia atates. ' Th-' Convention at bit.
Lout wilTbava a great number of able
and deaarving men to choose from, but
ITTaiobvlous that contlderatldna of
araiiaoiiiiy wut grcauy jnnuenc ua
sit. . .' t . m mm
action, and that It Anal selection may
even b controlled by thi action of th
republican al Cincinnati. For' thia
reason, the democracy , of tha country
will watch tha proceedings of tha con
vention next weak With marked inter
eat. learning front Ua action th effect
that (b corruptions of tha present ad
ministration may bar had npon public
opinion, and the policy adopted to pro
tect tha republican candidates front the
condemnation ao generally Mt toward
thai patty with Grant at Its head ; and
realizing also that soma of the, uncar
taintiea aa to tbe action of the democ
racy at St Louis In the selection of th
man wan la to be tha next pruident of
th TJnitad States have been removed.
District Cortcntiox. A conven
tion of the Democratic-conservative
roteVa of tba Fourth Congressional Dia
trktwijl be held ia the city Of Bal-
Igh 'on Tuesday,; tha , J3tb, day ot
June next, fo th purpona'of nom
Inatlng; ' i candidate , for congraaa
and a presidential elector, and selecting
two delegate to tha St Looii Conven-fioa-
A full attandanc aarnaaUy
dealrad. ach county will bo enUUed
to 009 rot for every on hundred rotes
and fractional part over fifty given Tor
hferrimoo in 1872, . j-Vi'j'
By order of tha District xecutiye
Commhte.
J j H. A. LoscDox, Jsu, ',
Uarch Slst, 187&. . i
Iapex la th district win please copy. I
iuaiaNAi;io3f of col. tool;
"M' ij . ' !
Tbe follpwing couimuuicstiou ex
plains lUolf. Wa 'heartily regret hat
Col.I'ool should have kr any . reao(i
fonud It desirable to resUo hi oflicb a
Siijitof J'uljllc InstrucUo! - But thuie
being such reasons in existence w are
pleased to announce hi withdrawal
from tha high: public oflk-hU;h be
lias tilled so (inrUfkctcUy-vexcept' ki
me matter 01 ute earxxiy r una. ur.
fraud any one hi thia matter: Ua had
In his banda a few hundred dollars
Uia Feabody fund which ha did not ,
of
quire for immediate use. , lie misap
plied it and used it for his own purposes
Intending to restore' it before It could
be needed.' 'He could never bare - lu
Unded not to restore because detec
tion was Inevitable.' It ia like the case
of a abaruT who uses the' tax ' moneys.
and than returns them before being call
ed on to settle. Thi I a plain stall
.nientoftita case. But nevertheless,
wa think Cot Fool has done right to
slgn4-becaue the democratic party
will not sustain for a moraeut any of its
officers who are guilty of auch miscon
duct la office. Th character and the
acta of our repreeentatlye men must be
entirely unassailable. Otherwise they
must go down. . ' f , ., ', ,
. lULKiaa, 21. Cn June 10, 187C.
Ma. Editobi I have this dar ten
dered my resignation of the olHce of
Hiperintendent of Public Instruction te
Governor Brogden, to take effect Jane
30, 1876, the close of the present school
year. ' On that day I shall give to Uia
public,' Uirough tba columns of such
papers as shall see fit to publish It, a
Drier, yet full, atateBtent or my orlclal
conduct t and, k addition thereto. an
explicit account of all matters connect
ed with tbe Fcabody fund and Us dis
bursement by me. From these tate
menu, when published, lb public can
see whether : I bare: failed to perform
any duty Imposed npon, ma by virtue of
uie omce 01 euprnnieuaent.
Very teapeciruiiy,
h,!.t. u. p. root
" Mr. Blaine aeema to have stock to the
role of gladiator and to have made him
self tha oentr of obaervation at Wash
ington, j ,Hi .hope ia doubtless so
to
m addle niaUers, and to elicit sympathy
that he will secure the prize st Cincin
nati." We append a special dispatch to
tba N. T. World, dated June 7 :
,-, , Blaine's labor to provoke discord were
transferred again to tbe Judiciary Com
mittee room, to-day, whev h tried to
mak th point against Proctor Knott,
foretold in thi morning's World, that
Mr. Knott had miaaUted ia aaying tliat
tha sub-committee waa appointed before
the Tarbox reaolaUon waa referred, to
tha Judiciary Committee, Th result
waa a wordy war between th democratic
members of tb oomnutte on tbe on
siil and Blaine. Fry and Lawrence 00
the other, whion waxed very warm aa it
prooeaded, A good many bitter Uuogs
wre said ao bitter that a aeasational
and utterly false story got abroad in the
House that Proctor -Knott , bad been a
gravated into making a thaebtmung ges
ture at Blain with bis caa,r A good
many left th committee room with ttt
notion tnat Ulaw Ooservea to b etruck.
for he attempted to rule. nd did in
measure ride rough-shod over thonv-
mittee, abnaed all hia nghta before th
committee, and insulted frootor Knott
in everv parliamentanr war be could
think of, and some wsys that war not so
parliamentary. It was another audacious
gam of una, witn tb evident intent to
force tb oommitte to mak a martyr
of Mr. Blaine. Tba committa declined
tb job, however, and, eoutenUd them
aehe with eompltely refuting Blaine's
insinuation that, bwoaua the, , naouM uf
the auboommute were not entered oa
tbe record book until May 8, they ware
not appointed until that tun,, ,
Th jeoen between Bepresenuttves
Knott and Blaine to-day in the room of
tbe Committe on th Judiciary' was at
time 01 tba moat exntinv character.
especially on tbe part of.; Mr. Knott, in
consequence of questions akd by Mr,
Bhua which Mr.,, Knott anppoaed im-
pngueu uia uuuur. aim? uia suo-om-mittee
adjourned Mr. Knott. aoDroaoh-
1 . a .1 . , -
J r V . 1 J .L ' ;l
uiu wi. ijw, m luouiuer ut hum oobubu-
tee, and who haa been in attendance as
th advisory friend of Mr.- Blain, said
10 bua 1 "3ix. rrve. vourrnend Blaine
ia: iu ' acoonarei in Amer-
i.- ; Thia remark, or iu equivalent,
having already found its Way into print,
H wbould be added that Mr. Fry re
plied f ' "Ton forget yourself. Mr.
Knott., 'Yes." said Mr. Knott. "Idot"
and be thereupon immediately -withdraw
tb remark and. apologised for Jiaving
meosih . ..
. lii'j
AN AWKWABD PAUSE.
i
r.-.
I Mswsrk (N. J.) Union. .
A Tonna rentleman , undertook tore-
late a cireumstanoe, one Sunday even-
ig. in tne preaenoa oj some young
die. ! Hs eomnMnoad a follow 1 '
"A lady friend and myaelf, last Sun
day evening evening, went to Bed , -
Witn a sudden spring tna old laar
bouacad bun out of the house. Th
nxt day tb old gentleman met hint in
the street and ak4 bira for an apology.
"i waa aoout to say, commenced the
young man, "tnat a lady friend and my-
eii went to lieu wnen atnrustfrom
the old man's can started hia back sev
eral feet, upon which be exclaimed,, at
fim top of bia roio
Aladr friend and mvself want' ta
Bedford atree ohnreu, yo. aid fooi." a
In th prooeedinjr of the countr meet
ing in Burry, to send delentes to the
district aonrrotioo at' Taylorsville, but
weak, we aotinea n asm of 3. J
HiUisma, Em., of Yadkin, aa the ax
preasion of their choioa for Uia plana on
tha atat ticket aa Seeretary of (state,
Mr.. Williams Ja wall knaw4hjroagbou
tb state, and w obodrv that hia name.
whenever suggested, is conneeUon with
th above, meota with very genera) ap
probation. ", It will seem liii"Dl4 days" t
to have the old familiar name amiin
Elding the high places of trust ioonr
beloved state. People's Press, Jane L 1
A a Intelligent correspondent writ
i rom BU Louis to the New York
Wji'J d!riflo,'; u a rery cool and
('iasioiiai manner the political blat
ters to arte at Si Louis t -).'
Now for Uie candidates. ; Does Mr.
Til'1' 0 possess tha qualities necessary
t success 1 auswer he dots' not.
Pure lu private Hie. able and honest in
public place, devoted to Uia purifica
tion of the public tervlce : and loyal to
the cardinal principles of th democracy,
he seauia to me waudog ia the most esv
euuekmenlJouvcea-ability Jfi
harmonize th democracy. Whether
jurtly or oot. it ia charged by the wes
tern and southern democracy that Mr,
Tilden'a influence largely contributed
to th defeat of tbe' party In Ohio and
Pennsylvania last fell, At the close
of the cauvas hi aach of thos sUte
U was dirtctly charged that th defeat
wns th result of lack oftyuipaihy 00
the part of thedroomcy aiXsw York,
and, mdeed, on tbe nibt of th day . of
the election In! 1'ennsjlvanla,. when it
waa tound . that Uie atate waa lost,
Colonel Wright, the Chairman of the
Democratic Executive, Committee,
openly- charged (and gave it to Uia
press) Governor Tildeu and bia friends
as being the aulhors' of the defeat.
While those who had . control , of lbs
canvas lu Ohio did not at 1 directly
charge the f. lends of Mr. Til Jen with
tbe loot of Uia state, - they grieroualy
bit Ute want of sympathy trom th ad
herent of Mr. Tilden, and were satis
fied that' bad ' they received It the
democracy would have won the can
vass. ! Among tbe great mass of the
democrats of Ohio tiiere la a setUed
convicUon that Mr. Tilden and his
friends wer ibe aaUiors of tb disaster,
not merely by refusing their sympathy,
but by active co-operatioa with Uwir
political enemies. - Perhaps this ia un
just; but no amount of asseveration to
tha contrary can ever convince Uie
Ohio democrats that such was - net Uie.
case, and, there for should Mr. Tilden
be tb nomine of th St. Louis Con
vention, there will spring np an oppo
sition ia the state of Ohio so stout - and
formidable aa to be tar beyond the c-mi-trot
of Umho having ' the campaign lu
charge. The party will meat with an
overwhelming defeat in October. There
U no peradvenuire about thia. It Is as
certain aa an accomplished fact Not
a moderate defeat, such as occurred lu
tbe fall or 1873, but an overwhelming
disaster, a warn Dion all our nroeoecta
and destroying the slightest shadow of
bop of a November success for the
national ticket. 1 I apeak Uins positively
for Uie reason that I . know 1 whereof 1
apeakl and because a far aa I am con
cerned,,! could give Mr. .Tildea as
hearty a support as I ever ' gave any
democraUe nomln for any place. . To
be wilfully blind Is close akin to crime,
and therefore it le better to look facta
in the face beforehand than to lament
after" they hare occurred, ' ' -
. Sum of tn tfriaodajof Mr. Tildea
whom I hare mt ia Nw Turk hare a
happy way of dismissing th western
quostioa. Their answer to argument
is : " W oonoede tnat ur. Tildea
not carry any weatern state, aor ia it j
necessary for him to do so to be elected,
ueuoarry tn souui, mew Xort. Hew '
alone .ui- th.t k ill uZiZixl iZV
necessary. M There never waa a note
istai delusion. ' it is not mere ques
tion sa tq carrying Ohio and Indiana ia
October. . It is a question as to whether
overwhelming defeat tnea anall be sul-
fered. ' Do Mr. Tilden'a friend really
believe that with that October election
in Ohio and Indiana against as by thou
sands npon thousands, he will be able
to carry in November Uie atates claimed
for him V Dothsy really believitht
after a Waterloo defeat iu Ohio in Octo
ber be or any democrat will be able to
earry rew xork in Hovemoer v 'ID tmtn
is, in ' my. jadgraent, that if Ohio and
Indiana rolliup beardyi against tho ue
mocracr in October, we shall lose Con
necticut, New Jersey, Maryland, Korth
Carolina, ooutn Carolina, riortda. Mia
sbslppi, and bare a bant battle to hold
Tennessee and Virginia.1 North Caro
lina and-TBMSMr-ebBte&le
ground at beat. rr.w. wi .i n
,. A nave not spoken 01 tne serious op
position 1 uovemor Tilden in nis own
slate,' for th raaoo that I believe that
It ha much of ita orhrin in Jealous y;' 1
also feel confident that in tor event of
hi nomination It would not be a dfflcult
matter , to. heal ; all these differences
and bring Uie democracy of Ute Kmpiie
state united to bis support. . Tbe counts
pursued by your journal regard as cer
tam to lead to tots who1 all 'sincere
democrat. J 1 fear Governor Tilden
weakness abroad, not at home, 1
1 1 s ' ' U,U
A Kicbmond -Enquirer Waabm&tott
special,; bearing daU ofjune Bth, wjt :
The committee on banklna and cur
rencyjiare agreea w report two bilia
one to issue promptly toe ten million!
silver now op band in the Treasury by
providing that it shall be LsaueiL in .ex
change lor lesal-tendcr. and tbe second
Viir. nauuaira mu in suoeiancei to aa
'-, t iit 'is 1 . . .
tnorua : ine purcnase. and coinage of
20,000,000 eddlUonaI,f silver.,. The
committee have also considered, and
wUl agree to Well'a proposition to au
thorize private parties to , bar their
silver coined for a government seignor-
age,,' -a ounnii naa oeen oon ia tba
matter of tbe bill for the repeal of Uie
resumption, act, i.ne committe ar
waiting for the return of Messrs, Payne
and Gibson be fore action. , ,
Mr. thanks, one of the New York
Tribune staff, hi , expected to testify
to-morrow in Mr, Kerr's case. ' He is
able to ; unfold the true htwarduea of
Um cam-piracy to debut Mr. Kerr got
ten op by Uie republican managers of
Uie )ew York custom-bouse clique. 1 ;
Jdr.JJIaine was again befor th ju
diciary committe to-day, and airaio lost
hi temper and tried to play bully, but
was foiled by Geapral Hun ton's firmness
of temper. The testimony . waa dam
aelnz to hlnu , In the House he and
Tarbox; exchanged some hard hits,
Blaine's paitissns, profess to be rery
sanguine to-clght.r They are full ol
dodges : to gam sympathy one being
that the south is axainst hlnv and an
other that Grant la against him, , ,.
The uncipnau canr la waxing
Th House enrraacy committe . will
soon report aaddemand actisa noon tha
bill providing for the issue of $10,000,
000 in Silver coin, in exchange for green
pacasjt i- J :
POLITICAL KOTES. . - j
Mulllfran of th Malligan ' Ouard
reach, I Boatoa ou' Monday niLt, and
in rtioue to tha question whether ha
thought Mr. JJbtin read all the letter
to th House, anid, emphatically, "No,
sir; nor r never wiiL and coat you
forget it r . . 1
The New York Herald givee a terrible
account of Lewi Harney, th witness
against Speaker Kerr. It says he has
been to associate of th low-fat chra
teryth JffiJ j robber
these aad other atattsr to bia great d
credit will b brouffbt before th eon
mitt hiveatvaticg the charges against
opeaaer &errw::y t LnU'i.. 1 '
'- Oonhndrum , by , the . Phihulelphi
Tims s If Secretary ' Don I'smeroa
swaps his CSocinnaU delegstiou jack-
anus 1 or urm s . wsr parUoIi) lwk
knife, and both agree to go for Conkling
aa the heir apparent, what's tb market
value of Jeff . Davis' amneety ghost
in main patenr. ana wnat are
bloody 'ahirta of tb
aiorton pattern
wnrlli h Ui .vim V
1 la a generous, hicid and able defense
of speaker Kerr, Ue.lirooklw agw
remarks j s .vile Is of limited, exact
means.) He lives, wlthht them. . Ills
life U staple. UU home life i perfect
uia economies are patent Hi asso
ciations are purr, Hia character Is ex
alted., lie ia Just the man a plot would
seea.10 vtcuinixe, and ju.t tiie
IMOttera Would show l)umn Ko
Ivtols that all plotters are in seeking to
luuruise, , ,
Ther will b no difficulty in ' getting
a genuine and bearer enthusiasm fur
Blain, to whom a large prt of the re-
pnoiicana are already strongly inclined
but we can not eouoeiv it pussibl that
Conkling will ever stir the people out of
a paaaiv lethargy, ainonuting almost to
iiMhfferenc aa to tli result, if TUden l
nominated against him. These are the
reaaooa why Xiiinois antl th
now for Blaine, and the republican party
can not afford to ignore them. Chicago
inuuH, inep.j
The national Senate has shown Its
band to all the world.- Ia tb treat
moot of the approprutilou bill lu com
mittee baa elected to play the rvfeof
orwtructiontsi to the very later, and
Ita opposition to the measures and tag'
geationa of.tUe Howu tetls .iu owi
lalthful story. IthasdemonMrated one
thing conclusively. Balrenchment can
not be i mad, practical, and reform
can only be begun as long a republican
majority exists in either branch of do
gross. .Boston Post.
I - ' ' ., I ..I t i
vmm m lorn most nmu ar aire now
floating on Ui brees hi Washington is
th Malligan Ouard.." It to highly
probable that thia charmlnar nialedv
will soon be superseded by Uvs "Bonus's
Marcb.f a few suves of which should
accompany the resolution of expul.lon
of th Honorable Jaines O. Blalu.
wnicn tne sioos , of HeprescataUve
Should adotot "bv larvu mlnrit
I for bia refusal to rive dp Uia document
tmpropqrijr obtained by him tram hia
quondam . friend, Joseph , Mulligan.-
uaiumoxe uaseite. ,. ? ;S ,,,f
Tba morbid suspicion of tha haa
''The morbid
1 eaty of all public men. which haa been
aaxeulously fomented by the democratic
party as tbe storks of ' Titus Oates
against Uie CaUiolka were propagated by
th London Protestant mob,, has borue
Ita aaUral fruits. , Charges of . the
meanest and mo-t sordid bribery bare
been made against th chief democratic
otneer la the country, the speaker of the
House vt Hepresentatires, Mr. Kerr,
who has always born a spoUesa per
sonal reputation. a hasten to say at
once ins. as tn story ia told Hum
improbable that, without further evi
dence, no candid man can attach the
elizhteet weight to it as against the con
ceded . character of the speaker."'
uarpcrs weekly, Juno lj, l87a.t v
, 'lb battle in November next will be
no easy one to win. One -or two fatal
steps in th beginning ef th flgtit may
destroy sli ohanoeaof auooeta, and thos
steps can only be avoided bynnselnsh,
prudent and patriotic action on th part
of tha delegate, If common sense and
Common boneaty prevail i 8V Lonia
tb action of th democratie national
convention will b " overwhelmiuirW
dorsad bT th American people j bnt if
in an evil boor that body ia permitted
w us run vj Miusioai messier and nn
aornpulous wire workers, mar anxious
for thsir Own adranoement than for the
party's welfare, a crushing defeat at tb
pou wui 0 tn oaraua (at which wiu
deservedly, orwrtak auch madaean and
supiaiiy. xMuamor uaastta,
It M the fashion just now hi many of
our souineru journals to isod and mag
nify excloslrely Uie meriu of Governor
lUden. ! He U worthy of all Ussy sar.
But it is not wsll teforset that ther ia
anothsr candidate, the peer of any a
in tanu, ana a man upon wimm snoul
aers tn resnouslbilitr ol this ureal
office would sit most filly, and whose
duties he would discharse in tha aiurit
uia u asuwgioB, enerson and audi
a discharged them. The southern
people ought not to be taught oblivion
of the claima of one who has atood al.
ways aa faithful to them as to tbe coun
try at large.- From a recent number of
tne ew rork wot Id we ronv a nnriW
of a tribute to' Bayard, which it make
one proud to read, and which we place
aiungaiue im wis irequent eulogies paid
to Governor Tilden. Let. neither b
obscured to tbe public view. Colum
bia, (S. U) Register.'
" What would be 'tWht'of Sosakw
Kerr If after Harney had riven huTua-
timony in relaUon to Green's appoint
ment aa a . eeooud lieutenant ia I th
army, na had called anon the totter.
conversed on public aiE.irs,and, joking
ij or vuierwise, asaea liarney IT be
would not like hie old place to th
Hon, or possibly 1 that ot ritxbngh,
where be could be "a bbnrer man ihm
ol Grant r". Buch actions would at
once, aad Justly, hare been Interpreted
that the speaker feared Harney, and
at oooe give the story of the- totter- aa
air of credibility which it does not now
possess, it would, in fact, bar been
taken aa a confession of euilt.' When
JaraeaG. Blalu take an unusual de
gree of Interest in tbe witneasee who
hare been summoned to testify la his
case, neither he nor his friends oan
complain if most unfaroral lufcrentes
ar drawn and pointed com meats,
nrade.-.pttroit Free Press,
AGENTS ftir Best eUse la the wort t,
eula mooey Address U. a, BAfETf
rocsiiTta sw,J. ;
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How elthrr ttx mty ( lwst sud r-ta
th ion A affertioea ul aa prrttm Uj
chaos IttUmally. TiilsslsBp'e.awHiaiaequIr,
Bteut sit ess po--", fr , by mail, fur V.,
urelbef ttii riirrlsgs kuld, K?yptl
tHaele. Dreams, aiuus to Ladles, Hetluluc
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A TBUO) AND SUUK REMEDY
For sals by DrurirUU K-eaerally, aad
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A noted ICo-!lh TrsrilsSrsV ssaek fikr :
Tea isdraokln Hus tl-aa in ngland tbe
dutareses Is not prolwMi owinr U W Over
lead trssnportatloa but that tbe Russians twy
tb beat l ea grown la Lblns, liule id tbst
kbid going to other eounuks.
) THE fiUSXIAH TEA COMPJSr
offer in thi mark! 4 Hifclied ijuaolky st this
T I It is absolalely Pure.
Kent b m.U. prepsld, 1 In. canisters, 3 50
t lb. SI-i .Tofiitr-Klrtr 4 hia Tea a hh-ral
sample sent for SS. KUbSlAy TEA CO.,
IU0 PiL Br., M. Y. my lMw
Fuller;' Warren Sc Co.,
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RANGES AND FURNACES,
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wa r. vdkbit.
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