THE WILMINGTON POST.
W. P. CANADAY.
Editor and Proprietor.
1 1 7. .'-' ".V, A. ,'.,
i r.n v Mur.MN"-. J i i.v
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It' it w . i. ! 1- -r ;! U '
- ut!icri i cuio t.i'..- pr- nt
ee how I'rci II iy i
MMtJtin Uirn !:.
of the 1
! not j
. li-ly !
It H now more than Iwiirwonlb rinte
marc than n-.o hundred mill!. in the
county : K. n: r. !(' ippi. m -.pen
laili-Lt !..jta( l m ir l, r. I live meu
and one w.m.i'i
inal ha t
i -u,.l.r,i . ."
Mi':i p. ' '
! the t.tr.- :
lin t rim-
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f
e .i tiiy inL into uni mifieatit c l--l "
ih- d humanity. VV h.-w i ri ;ht
I . r-iri'im nun ia til- I ; rl , 1 imp, no
-n;e II- .ti
rii - pur- air.
I ! pric th-.ut of l. v
I is. holier ot the Mate
tl.
i:u!li r, an ! -'imc-t
. ii. ii' a'.f it.
I ;:! c -I'lly in
ttiiu Ul'i-l Ih
Tin -enliiacri'.
Krnij r tountj
ll.c Nti
I ', u r ii- 1 1 1
Vot . -at -. The
ii Ni flt .ui4 arc in hitter
! !l., r- :i;t .t t-t that
. : !';. :n utic t tra'aaoe
: i i ir p litici! cru-aJo
i. ii i . in I thnr p.irty aii'l
tr "iiiii!'"i :. ! llic ua
i . trii- til.-.: I I.i y .-.irjHrc
j ih. ceding again -l Wajh-
It-y n ill
t i ..."..
Illili! lit.
' ir I
If 11 If
iuttttHin
ingVjti -jUutiani t 't their -ipj-0".C-l
hare in a -upj"icl Iran-l tUnt ruauip
ii la lion tf tti - v.tc tl.cy wil. ileprire
llitm-clTV' ft ti..- .'uutcua-icc of all
moderate an I ri.i-na'..!c t.u n, and iin
moliatcly !?.'. W:i-, ii'ler-on.
Kinner an I t 'a-anavv t the proud
rank of - i !-r- r- f r .'i-in; ..i' -.ile.
KtrUHTKii i nuM-t ..au.. i
TIIK CiMHIH !:
iii i.k nr
hOfTII t IUI.1. A.
- M I ' I '. I .. Jlliv ..
I of iruiat..n lit. :v i lure lrlii.nlli
i'ir.Ima i tit at . r y una-y and un--itlW'd
feeling jrvad tle colored
people of thai T.u:.-. While there ha
In en no d.-;nr.'i t any Laid inee
the a In i.:,'.t t!.. llja p: 'i g.vi rimietit
mid no i-u. .r I r t.i i;ir ido the
right of t;.- .1 i ! ; -p:-. tin v are
apptelo ii"i- a t 1 1.- :nut-, and -eem
t im.ir no- t.i i. g!. i i .ni l in-i li
ii Iv the I'jaal r f - rti-ii ! tl.i' law
will lw w ittdr:ii n I: in tlo-ui. Ill
thargttl hy tin -n r asm . tlia' the
mprc-i"ii- ai . . -. ii ! .:. l araoiig the
.l'red epl.' m '.i' a.itaior lor
-iimtcr i n ; -. Whit'i r Uii
i.r not. the a la fin i r, iv I i- -.in h that
In ti'M d p. ..-pi.' .. r . .". -i i rin the
r-.lu n v i: ia;.f 'tit . t l.-x ria in
Hi tly. .N -T.il I .r ; .t; i. .I' d iiicct
in;. .!i t"i -u i.i !; .t.i. .i'lv hen
I., td nt l :. ir.. -;."i .n.d
i.l li i pari of i
. : i- warmly i
fir 'a;e, w in r pi. i
tuare I
Il th r. i. ui - i
l-iegra.n t t.- I
t rrtainlr . ma'.: : .
.'.. :i. h :' . i I
a the above
I ' ; r it 1
a . i' n-nler-that
the
t
col-ue I i-.-plc ;l.t titi.eni states
hue bt uie i.i u Ii aiariurd by the
i.-n-tuni lava-i .i of tluir right that
tin are !'kin - aV'Ii'. I -r - nue jdace
to whieh they nuv i - in .ve and lire
whrrr t!n n n a t.! U ri-pect d,
and tf -ii- h a m .. m- ' --i I-1 be ic-
ee-fnl eno i.-'i t t im
half that p 'pul . ..."
o irter .r a
.i1 "i tto:-i ! l.e -outh.
i.i .b-A-iVr almost
it ii a ii u!l would
- ! :r i-' ! he pro
ii. "i ..ul wo.il J be
i ' . ba -i:ie tie- ',
then it "ul I
beroni itant
limiuih in -:. J;
ilnett el tin i li-I.
followed hy t.;:.r.
preioii 1 a i..
here It i n at
ion.ileable r- t
ni ver - en known !
p;.-1' tint any j
il i i..gr ite I j i
any place. i ? a "1 -act t.. the coal i
tl Africa. I .r : ; ti k n n and I
a limited th ittlie attempted c!tleiucnt
si tl.t e . '. . colored pe.-p'.e are j
iu-rahl. i.i. lure I here hare be n i
j fut i.i j Ir ni un i nary operation '
i -- -- - -- -- - - i
n tb ;S c.a-t a-.. I -n attenipt'to found el- j
. milli .fi et ni 'tv. r an ! .mat and
....... ie. u , on. ic ..o. Bior.i .:,
. . ... . . . . . . i -i .
i dut(4a!. .u. 1 t n I.ilnrta ilclf i a
tenure. a th..u. Ii timtarI t a rt !
4Mieua! '-. ':ic e -it. u ph.Iait h :hropic
emrjty i,.r "ictA rtieration. ami by I
in
the rii .'ragetuei;t o 1,1 of the
t"hfitian m' 'v u I: i :i m atkiro!
eled tSal the Aiii.a.t ui La a rli
mate deadly to tfc.-e who -arr cot b ra
there, and thl th rr -rant there nat-
,
1
urallv deteri.! ale t irl the
"liti ,
I
of taeuirvu.JtoK luilanai.
It t generao! i a t am ic t.'if teI
ierd pvpuUtK.a thl any on of thera
eaa rg btovi i i iii graatrd part of the
terriU-ey of Ui l'n.;oi ad at ail
bua.f,( Hit t..-.aietea let one hsxalred
and itty acre, a.tkiHJt cent t them
ivr. An I yet vtry f- Le availed
theaat-clro of tkat .fponatity, tren la
uea Mate aa Mi.sm. Arkatsa, Lo
Haaaa an-! Tt ra aer the public
taad i aeai tie .a, rserr haa been
Mace ecaaacirtlMi. bat very Ltlle ci
rraliaa of Cviorvd p.p! excep aa iaa-r-reer-iiV
Bjuawat Uiward laetiIf
MaU-a. Takiaf lata accBt Uio wbo
rrtfw (lJaerr iJ were dirc2urrcl at
U tlo ef tit war JUat rwa tU
fiaoe where thry were bora, Ih wbw
were calitrT-4 SKtrthwarJ, la tt wait
mi the withlrawlr arm'e, aad tho
wba, uler the p nmia f beUee wage
at taakff living wtat trard the tmlf.
there bu been only a very small change
of location in the black population.
The bcrl evidence that they arc cot a
migratory race is the fact that m. few
of tlirin hare availed the msel rrt v( the
free homestead. Bo it i ? to be
apprehended that ther- will be .'.ny
-udden heiraVf the rac. t the t l .
the Niger, ami ll.c jungle- wi.re U.
the If-a'iv n.-rr ol the Afrtc.t.'i '.. '.
i It i. pr.ti-.il.lr that the u-i i: r..-i -r.
J wiil find : .!.. rt: I j-opulation :
I nth r ui tantialfy wher" th- v ''
are, t rk-og irh trc.it n- nt ;i -. .
' -'jlonutiog to many prci'-u-. :
working ut tbcir l mjif t' ! ' '
I lor fac- i.l ii'jir::.- .li-a-Iva-!
j rr i a tarati... w'.ikh th- -
' riinu:vt ii'ihi have ad.pU-d y ir.- aiv ,
1 h irh t-upht now t- l" r!,
e,j Irt HHth late. J tier.- are puti ,f :s
x- hi the tf-rr itcrie, irwjppi t i iiiikf - v. -r.tl
.-'i.tlc - m la t: m .NorlL (.'.ir-i'm.!,
1 attJ "'u- ! ih-e rrri ;n-f nti;:'.t l t rv- '
; Mit a ri-rrit'.ry, -rivt'i a . '. .- I
... rn -r .ii4'llitr ojru-tr-. ;:t. I la.i
i-y !a .. fjr 'ma th Cou-tttuu v.i.i
.! 3j ' . a I'l.n-f lr tin n--i'l in. t j
.-tin 'if Aliioan !h n: I ! ; 1
pore rniiffil mi!it eve i pr : !c ,
ailvanUsgt s f it ucu a lurit.rv ..i-.:i
wuuSJ attract a colon-l popniaii n. ai.d
restrict il by ryh con liti.n-i ai v. mi l
giro to thou calurcl people, !; lv-ii.
it, homes by thcm-eivc, n i lit the privi
lege of governing thein.-eivi, thu-. t r -ating
a resort a refuge, if you j-h a-e -for
that race from real or im.igin.uy
eviU in the o!J slave Suti-. ut!ia
policy would be w ithiu the l gitnnate
dutim of the government. Nob ;
couhl object t-3 it. It won!' I .- i ti t
door to a well defined xpvrir..- i.'. I r
the bent lit of n uaf -i it::ia'.e . :i I
abued raec. Under jmlicion-. la.ui.-.;. -ruent
the territory wight grow t- a
protperoii, an opulent, an I a well
drrc-l State, and otluri f I. .
might -priog up and bj a i.!. I ; ii,
until the nation would no l nf vr be
eupicd, a now, in dcri-ing p:'eet.- Ir
the protection of the cc' .r. I r. re, . r
in defending their r.g'al'. i.i ;.d..
iug their grievautc. bcear.-e ihey would
hare been provided witii all the- op: r
tumtirtol that eli-j'overnu:. n. v.:.
i, iinemharratfl by liir i x.-ti:.. o;
it ought to be aVceplc-l .14 a l.u ' ll
it will he an absolute iice--":v
In. a.
tin- African rare in the I'liu-d
with a -i'.aU'.-isi.in-.hip th.i' i -. p
from the narrow p-cjudic-.M "! tin
slave-hol ling c!a'. They ! k
"nij;grr ' only V an animal t-i
d
late
in-
We miit hereafter regard
ocrfii! protlueiiig elemcn!
t-i be ignored in the ipi:t.ib!
of tlie government.
liiia
I., i
1 1 1 : l
I he Venn .f .Mi!. di t r. i
dug
up in the l-lain! f Mil in l-i,
i.,. ..a i-.ir ..... i: -ii
some ft iio- hai i.uii.1 ilie arai .'.i "'.
thirty feet front where the .a'.;io l...d
laid. They will be carried to the gal
lery id the I.uuvrc at lari- and at
t.n lied to that prcioii gem of ait.
t'oloinl Win.tead. Internal 11-. ,
I Collector ol tht o'.h District ha re
I turned Irom Wa-hington, and ai.-
nounct that hc.i-ttll " hh! the t-'U
(ien. Ieach has also rctur:;:d lull ot
honors and aspiration. II. e.yn h.
don't care a continental f r ..M t'.- ..f
tices within Haves' dipo.i'.
The Tallaha.e V-.r h - i vi.. :
of nine counlie in Florida Mil - nit
ern-e tor last tall term ngie :a: t
, ;;;t but lor the fol Io iu., -pi i; g
term were only fT.l-l . a u I . : . ii
due t the change of a-lanni-t rati-'n.
We have n -d ubt at :' tl: i : '
t!ie proMrtionato falling . :1" f the
Doiuoeratie party at the pewit. :iti . v.
Wade Ilampl in only vt;.r h.-n.. ia-t
week, lie ha I.e:i trying to i- r w
Jon itii.1 ,,u 1U. pb;ugo . 1 t!ie t.i X u:-
emr.
it
i
rc
fted that ' ! I
W
m upp.rt4 Haye.
Marshal
J. li.
for I he YVet.lem iiti..'.
liaie. 11-j . of iluthetl ni
Countv. i .jnkrn tl hi o.:;neition
witti tlic .lrli.tip - I tae ic-::n
Dit
"'
Ditrict. T!u 'ell known rit-cn.v
high Btt'fal character loupietl . :a
iU
et::eirney at; 1 lum
:.
f r. . ;,.. ,.. t j
b
Hinteel. we liehere would gue g. t.rr.;!
attfactoa and ax are o hotn-: an 1
faithfal adminitratton i f thv
l-eri.nn i-f the Slate Treasurer.
in aner U a letter f ic pinr I
not of the uperkr Court C.erk : tl.e
tate. Treasurer Worth, ar I aai
formed by the Attorney t.enrra! t!it
deeds and inatruaienU uadrr the- pro.
iuhmm vf Chapter 161, la of l.o 7.
oi uuryeei 10 tat iinp.ei in -cc:i a
t, ached ate C. ef the act to :i - re
a a o. - - II i .'i j ' ' r rr -.
T'ttt -iau-atr ef rica. ic.. t..:i.
a beautilu! joart; j-irl. ah u. i ;l.c
honor of br father h-uc hilc i.c
war Miattrr to "Spain. Lasjn: tcic.-td
a Kreocia cauveot. Mie id earcfii
etiacated. and kept ia ircoriu-tce vf tLc
CircuUiMr ef the Sieklri-Key trag
edy aad bee a4hrr t 4ieree ac:it a;
tc bet father's tetd inarna-e aad
tbtir retera ta I4ari. TLe -Ciaistc of
the atorj a thea leame! lead Irz ;.
thir ttef. ftra":r rrg-tfr!: V-r
father.
Jadfe Uuw Ua brvlcj
a .
'
ic!adia Jew. freei kit tevtel in .a-
W-ja. X mtll ksowa Jwii Ixaaicr fir-r-Mtty
apf-Iied to aiMaiatMdjitio, asd
by feiara eaall vaa talartMJ taat be
eeeJd bare tb cVcei rjMM ta lie
b-atel.a! libal ba c-Mir-aar -v -d be
rvkacae i
i
, iat
t
(
lion. If. P, D'ck
We arc i.-t'. civen t-j anything like in-di-criwifiatr
c t!cry ,l jT would we at-
tftunt u lefnirc of anv ihiIhjc Junction
:ir- if w. ti 1 i...t dcctl IliiS V bft
'y dt.-.
a.- ail
iurt.
,i'...'l W
: ;. it I dor tills
1
: a.l :.GairyllU:
.,i !i r c.w-'GO in in o4
... !! .i high j'l-lic'al posi-
; . . ; i .; !..cr ci.-f, uir puoiic is
' :" .''- i i.v charge? re
; , rr. ul ; bat in the laU
y .;. - cvmcructU. fur
. 1.1-ii' i! , hich ii
:-.t..; : j: operates for
. ., .: i'v i:;'.ii a!l.
i i . vr !: i th haMt of the
i ;t i !- '!;- St it..- to assail
I:
U -p-Ja-i
V
th.ir
, : t'if clcara-t proof of
:t t i int fiicicncy. The
l.ir
r.i i
:!,.
! I.
ti cy -ii 'Vr politically with a
i w i a Judge. Joes not move
n t", :h ii w-iii'd n-t justify them
i , cr; .. :;i.:g hi i.i;erity, or in un-
;. r.iMi: i lit- ;ht and the inflaence
v:. it'u ;- jadge ought to have among
I "p!v. Tor example, Judge
.- in u !.-,".! i- a Democrat, has ren
l. ! d ".?! -i-inu in a very important
... ; r i.iiit ii i n-ptignaat to nearly all
I.. pul.lic.Hi-. y, : n i Uepublicaa paper
: .i- t ii .r:'.d tiini with corruption or
i vi i .ni; :.-... 1 that he i-i actuated in
ti;.' .i-. i-i- a iclcrrcd to bv motive of
p i!iti..-.il - r pi r-.,.:ial ambition. LIow
.h.Viti nt h.i- L-eeti t!ie course of many
f the lMnocratio presses towards
.In dg !..!; I The latter, who is a good
.In ;.ud a-, honest a man aa ever
br.-I
a:id
rca 1, is a.:sai!cd I'.nd ridiculed,
f n.ii:i ca.-t out as evil, simply
btc.it:-.. hv ii the father-in-law of Mar
thai l'utigla-, and because, as it ia al
hgni. i'vr;ain avcounta of the Marshal
wl.i.-h had i-i :i improperly made, were
.i- .d by Judge Dick ha-i not been
in .'.t. 1 v. aii i u!ur charity or magnani
:.;:: . , ; i.:.- m i-t common justice. It
Kl.l I.""
.1.: I; - b
tu t ' or sttj-j,e that a
a :- d eoiniptly or improper-
v : :.!..' : ., i .era'. ic prc-i--', if dU
. la. t ii -i If ju-iiy and airly,
r
i
i ! e.'ieful in presuming or
-nppodo i.ii.'.g . agiin-t a Ilcpublican
. g.iiii-t a i K inocraiic .Judge.
Wc an n u pulling our-elves forward
a- a (Iuui;m:i of Judge Dick. He
! n n !. . i that wo or any one else
: I. Hii'i do ti.i-. J tiit we do declare it
. d b. Ih I. founded on tull and
l . sougit kn.abde t the man from
!.. vt :y i ;itram c on the duties of
jh t.-.c ui.vi.li.. -d. tiiat North Carolina
doe not r i.Im:i a more lionci-tor more
ti; r.,;iit i.i..:i t.!..n KoUrl 1". Dick, and
l. i.i. .e i- a l.toiiai, a upright, and as
i::i !i a - a Judge a he i as a man.
A:. 1 in : i.l -tali nirnt we have no doubt
..j.- Ii. 1 1 1 1 Iy an I tiioroughly sus
i.iito i i y t.i. great body of the ieople
:' . .--.1 . ::' i-;1! A' '-.'.
i :lort made by Sena
ciirc the iardon of
ihargid with viola
ii", t!i.- Pi ter.tburg
i .;
tl.i.
t.t:.
! .1 1 .
I . VI
' i V - .
i t - ' i:i won Ii in.'a.uie men
or -I .-.i.'d, -y nipailii-o is the a p-
'.
i lu a.ioii ii. ..-:. I.v .-ecnator Hansom to
il,.. I'r. -i -sen!
r t:i uioii i.i utc men
l-ill,)' t ."'li,' V III .N in
r:.i i iro.iiia, iroin
tia. I- i i luae. vf i iiencts against the
riu ai:.' Ia. . I iu petition deserves to
-.!oi i.,!, a.d v.e ii -..pi Mr. Hayes may
b.- di-po.-i .1 t-i give it bin favorable
ton
1
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I. . '
: l
tl !l
,.'v:ati at Hi.' cmiiH moment,
iin ii ui.o.ite in tin- evil cae be
I r tl..' :.. .-t part l tin ignorant
.1 -,iu:y. an! l!.ir o.'l't'uce has
..il-t riortii Jar nionr out of want
i ,,k. -v th. ul from any wilful in
to. bii.1 :1 tin i umeiit. If we
lin.li r-tand t.u- i a-v ari;'nt, they . are
in ot. n t ai m a r - liiim the wiideft part of
li.o -;au , v l.o-e i tunc. has consisted
i-i tfiv 1. 1. .tun icture ol' a littlo contra-
b .a i win '.e.. and in th? failure to
.:i ti.. ir ti Lace" in loii.'onuity with
a.l tae intricate and ol-cure Ian. s and
ul. .lion- oae pit vaueu on iuce
- a
a .
I: n..:.-t ho n niemterci that
'ii.i
it i i oci!v ar.wo in intfe
,!
ii i... v. ..i winch made men
t " '
a: ti
anv
! t
eil'
: i .a--n ; li -itlcto otitcials of
ind. and w:v impatient of any
in::. ;i. t that the tioveruaient
i.i I-..:-. ti.i.'ii inaier- .oi
that
ill' v ! ... i . lor.
- ed ale.---.on full of warn
it iu;e iik. Iv to deter them from the
u j c:i: ; . i l.ai i ful court they might
an -at. iy an. i i.ii ju-mec oc return-
li.i.r t.Hiiilie-. wtiieh ara doubt
.. p :i i- i t an ! in want without
. . i it i .
ni t
r i' -.ni. ;. .1 ha been trying
' r a t: :ip -rary loan in
i. . t meet th? reijuire
ilo' . ;.ttc i'wrRB)fnt of
.:..a. but th- W-rM thinks
i :. ! b needed, and
e -a.ra. rcial c!aaca are
: a'l.'"
,',
i Can
N -;!
t.
i a '
til
; :"); ; y t aa
ia-tallmcut
1 V .
p"a
v . -a au a
n ' i arable.
... r .ir.- t v po. tod to follow
ex.ni.' io. We haveiit
'' "i 't roy iew of the
.- -I rcp.r:s from the
a l:uation to tin) rumor
.--t ..! --ible (or a North
c II. tt a penny, and the
t t:if tee payment, lien
a apjKar t l-e tie uni-
i '. a . e.
IV.fl to
1 1 j-
i. a tu - ha b ca giving
1 a '. i.t '..t!ie 'ansdiaa peo-
i 'i ,:i ri :"renv to the KUhetiea
" v. .i. - t'anal.aa jar-kal asai
:kf i.pUi . t ... rai.y mrr perattaJed
t!.a- . tjtir inienrrta were
r 1 1- i ... : .".v.-t k-i the aake of a set
iletin . i.-Jr tie treaty ol" Waahiag
;a. The rit'iiijiQi crtiamatea
Ivrtu !:.'W i ei wvl meet wrtb aa
; r ii a! i: -u the rtf. Ilisverevt
ieat. i .Jerd. tit the claaaa has bewa
cntr.i:;c i w iu view to War tax m J It
wit; r.ir -u tt larjraiatnx ottr. I a
: . iMAiuA wttt certaioly dr. ay i
re. :iilrt tLaa ! a ay god to laew i
c tie
...-t ..s. igvvwnew UH to all depart mraU
j brstiprw. m that there Is no part ef tit
. i. : tar .i-a e Meaaber I SUfyXe which wmii wrn ahare fa tbe
..tm : Hra. .irtea j 5?.T .!!!!;U, t ilT 1
t
ii:
Mai.,.
ir4c" ta iw-'Mftwaier,
He . .t yrart vii. aad ia aiiU
- re.irJ ia j-'tal-rk- a5i(x betag in law
I ...--a J a f i n 1 1 1 m saratal
as-1 pljrlcaL He war ia lOiuLisai
fro -ao-UartU frva l4e t l$4X
Ia l't Le wa ai a rreataai
Jeit.
ibon sniPBUiLDura.
Brfh ftupremacr Threateaed by
4. VIelu CompetlHoiHAnrglie
cnl"
n ibo
t,l4 llil ellipht idil lyard
con form VCUo the decision of the
master, who have unanimously deter
mined to resist the demands recently
madybvVhe tiMH Tfor hr-ffc fl1
t- i La. ' ' V.-ii -l.tv. inlltA
We njet'bi1mb
may not result fn rJnving awaf another
imDoitayrtMdistfremt'oilr phires. If
recent intelligence ixom me unncu
States may be believed, British suprem
acy in the coostrocnpij.of iron vessels
appear now id be aexioualy threatened
by Americaa eonipetltien. It is afBrm
ed by the transatlantic press that ' the
iron ahipbaiklers of Pennsylvania and
Delaware are, at this moment, building
better and cheaper ships, Uhan can be
produced oq the Clyde -. and if that
assertion can be substantiated an in
dustry ln- vhich wo have been accus
tomed to regard ourselves Bs unravalled.
is. unquestionably, plaeed in grave
jeopardy. Iron ship-building is, as yet
comparatively in its infancy in America.
Nevertheless, the annual aggregate of
iron vessels now built in the United
States is over thirty, representing a
total value of fronr $12,000,000 to ?lo,
000,000, and the business rapidly in
creases. Five veers ago England un
doubtedly poi-sessed, in respect to raw
material and labor, advantages which
America coulJ not pretend to acquire.
Bat the marvellous skill of the people
of the United States in inventing labor
saving machinery now places them in
a position more favorable than that
which we enjoy as regards this particu
lar branch of industry. They have
mills for rolling iron plates furnaces
aud various kinds of cthcicnt machinery
of American invention in their build
ing yards, and the price of pig iron has
beeu so reduced duriag the last few
years, that upon a three-thousand -ton
ship there is now a saving to Americans
of 2,000 in the manufacture of iron
alone. So rapid has been the develop
ment ot iron manufacture i n the l uited
States that, to-day, iron is as cheap
there aa in any other country. A leau
ior element of expense in building a
ship is labor, which constitutes about
sexty per cent, of her entire coat. This
has been cheapened ia the States by. the
introduction of many labor-saving ap
pliances not to , be met with in Eng
land ; besides, the price of manual
labor has, of late, been almost bruug in
to a level in both countries. The cost
of copper has so declined in America
that the States have not only almost
ceased to purchase that metal, hut aro
able to export it. The facilities
of America for obtaining timber are
known to be immensely superior to
those posseased by England. The
average price of iron sailing ships in
the Clyde is said to be fid 10s to Xli
per ton, aud one of the largest Ameri
can iron shipbuilders has announced
that he is prepared, within the present
iron vessels, and deliver them In au
English port, at a considerably lower
price than that, provided he is allowed
to convey cargo on them. He will
also undertake to guarantee that they
shall receive from Engltnd and Ameri
can underwriters the highest class."
Considering in how many wars America
has already encroached upon our man
ufactures, and excluded us from her
own and other markets, the facts we
have stated are not calculated to en
liven the outlook of the shipbuilders
on the Clyde, the Tyne, and the Thames
IjOndon JMifi Tdegravh.
mw Hampshire and !he Sontborn
Pacific .
The Hew Hampshire .Legislature re
cently passed some resolutions declar
ioc against the "subsidy system in th?
interest of internal improvement."
Such a resolution afforded the politi
cian of that State a very cheap means
of gaining a reputation for economy.
But a public policy which has been so
long established and which has been
so beneficial to the commercial inter
ests of the nation, ought not to be set
-aside at the request of a State which
does net happen to have i any interest
in great enterprises which now claim
the aid of Congers-.
It cannot be denied that the Union
and Central 1'acifiic railroads received
far mere assistance from the Uorern-
mentthan sai nrcesAary, a fact which
led to the Credit Mobilisr. auJ other
abasea. Wat the aiinUke which were
marie in the raae of those road ran i
readily be avoadjid in future, aad there i
reauiiy we iTutuei tu iiaiurr, auu wiere ,
is cooaeuucTitly little danger that the 1
generosity of the Government will bo
again abaed. It m rrr-poed to guard j
future craats by aeeh provisions a will i
rrants bv eU wwrkionsar will I
render the riff.hu uf the General Gov- ;
MnAnl rf.'l &-iir Vn nr i. t
justified in saying io advance that Con-
err mil oot baee uffletent wisdom to w
4m tkix Of that Uat body wiU act eor-1
runtiv m the matUr.
The Nwtb can well allow to rr-O. hci
eiaiaa 'tar aij to the Southern Farttic
failraad a dm iu men' La. It b needed
ta alUrd ber the aaaw rwmmerriil tse- I
! .. .. i . .t - .. i
luuei waKaiaaeMai wae wna
I L. - mt t tUill rJ. n m I
,,JT .'iit I
of the Central raaac. ihe
aiiopwiaJoVcvf 1W Bm,U by brrwg-1
1 moU tAA l-ittlT tt T6 W -" I
isgrw aals into aaaraea and wotar
lagiae cowiater-caai LacuiUea ef tbat re
Nor mymlA (be twwetts efthebniI-
w.a. a m ft .a J-n .
tmr m taat roaU MosuiMUMia.
would do
sack to rrrtve the Us
latvrwaas tbw cwsratry.
rwraius - - t
a larn
swsa of aaowry nro ibal work. araai
ccmartry, aad. Urea, even New Haas p. I
aaire will rartidpaU ia the a&ttadaat
miil rW il2ttW.Wtaf iV-
- mw w 1 aa a.ita
a wmar-rmwr-B-mcw mwm -an aw aw fwy n. i.Tacsary t-i-rm-aiR. f
Th War in Turkey.
Th rnmnlir-1 inns in mflltarr move
ment in Armenia, which we onJed
, L. u sm:t.l a .v-'
atlehaet han arnad'lhe ilc-JSOWthafrll?
iliioible Id violate the mdimentary
rules of .-trategy by operating on. ex
tetior lines against an enemy holding a
central position, without paying, the
renaltv. OQieiaJ telegrams from SU
iTetersburg announce that the siege of
beeir raised, that the :'fXSrton":.li W engaged for
sians haye retreated to the Caucasian
frontier, that General Melikoff has re
signed ami demanded a court-martial,
while the Grand Duke has "refusecT
any longer "to incur the responsibility
of carrying out General MelikofTs
strategical operations " This settles
the failure of tin- .nnnian campaign;
let the b'...ne li' wherever it maybe
ultimately decided.
In Baisiaria the situation appears
more encouraging ior ine lwusswns uim
it did last week. Abdul Keritn Pasha,
with the same irresolution that has
marked id I his past operations, has re
mained within the quadrilateral be
tween Sbumia and Ku-tchut, strictly
on the defou.-ivc, while the litissians
are stated to be pouring their meu to
the front along the li iumaaian rail
ways at the rate of 10,000 meu a day.
By the present time the Russian forco
on the south bank of the Danube has
been probably increased to a sufficient
number to make their lodgment .reason
ably secure. At the present writing,
however, there are indications of a
change of policy on the part 'of the
Turks, peremptory orders having been
sent irom Constantinople bo Abdul
Kerim.-to attack the Russians at all
hazards. A Jew. days w ill thti" proba
bly decide the issue of the Bulgarian
campaign.
If the Russian gain one more, week,
they can so strengthen themselves as
to compel the Turks io evacuate the
quadrilateral, but if the Turks mass all
their force- on the Sistova detachment,
so as to inflict on that body a Crushing
defeat, the intlm-ncr, moral and physi
cal, of the movement, will almost cer
taitily compel Hie Russians U recross
the Danube.
As matter n v tand in Bulgaria,
both parties ar;. exposed to simitlar dis
aster. , and the army which makes the
first resolute iinrve will decide the cam
paigu. The Hli-'.-ians have ut the
Turkish line i:J two at SistovUj. tsepa
rating the Arm of theiiuadrilatcral
from the Torce in Western Bulgaria,
Servia and AleW'tteijro. On the other
hand, the ArmyTTr the Quadrilateral
.separates the Kii--ianforcts into two
parts, one in '.lie Dohrudseha. one at
Sistova. The Dohrudseha detachment
iloes not seriously comprom-.se the
Turks, as it nm.-i attack their position
in the front, i The Sistova detachment,
on the other hand, threatens the road
lo Adrianople and all the Turkish
communication... Wore its own base
secure, its position would ba impregna
ble and the w"ar virtually decided. Un
fortunately for the ll'.t-sians, this is far
from being the case. The supplies of
the Sistova detachment cotiio through
a single r ia l (not a railroad) and de
pend on the maintenance .of a single
flail i-uil .on . lci.li'o. I .oJ.. mo
prescience t inter from such a situa
tion the u'rav .'st d.iiiirer to Russian
plans, if the prc-etit Turkish Muchir
develope any energy or be replaced by
an energetic and competent general.
Army tvi-i .Vi! v''i'iri-;'.
If an -red aud uoe Di-eJarcd Innocent.
A corrc.-punJerit wiiting from the
Potlsville Jail has Uiis to say of Jack
Kcboe, :ice K in x of the Mollie Ma
gttiies in Schuylkill County: He is
tho leading jiriMMit r here-, and is under
senteuce oj" u-ath as an acccssjry to
murders Hmmittcd by his gang.
"Ah !' said he, "they did a big day's
work that Thnrselay. And,, sir, it war
a bad day s work," bristling up with
indignation. ' They hung three as in
yoccul imn a-! you are, sir -Carroll,
IJoaritv, aud Dully were innocent, and
when 1 cme to die 1 11 say ro. Don't
you, or any fairiniiided man, think that
it was the duty et the Governor's Sec
retary to use that reprieve which you
newspape r men sy he had in his pocket
when Roarity made hi datti state
ment on, the gailow., clearing Duffy ?
And yet I'm sorrier lor Carroll than
for anv man ever I knew, ft was a
decent man, aud nix- r.i up to de
cency, aud ought not lo have been hung
Vfc m (.''T' r i , -A
The M.mio King spoke bitterly of
mt. tioweu. an.t au uie men were f
iin. en ro erniif ny ine H'vere order ot
the lieading Coropany's minions.
" And then, ' he V mtinued "Ibev
eut Mel ari.wt; who was an Irishman
nd perhap a Catholic, and they irt-
strne'ed hnu to -on the society ani
encourage ai d lommit crime, and
when Lie ! il l get rnugft inti the
- - . iu-B- (
snare, Wc to t-ej-in hangii
On hi own end ure and that
hom h threatened to hang,
to tare the tin itr nc- woulc
!iiir, in- n u oem nanginr luetn
of others
and wh
totarc t.:e tinitr nn-. , would lie rr
their fell o. Af;er he came amort u.
tucre ere el rril ClUftirr rnmm.lll
on3c of which le encouraged, and all
uic, h oc n i eeea a true snan, he
fe prevcatet -V; fyf"
Ixci:n -Je-rf rc the pain for having
the daiug ih.trc oo record. A
tarn a cat t . a h ac to jreat ta a
treet nnr Irrt-r t a Ifi. 1.A .
it u
orw, .1 . i
Wl WW I
i r : !. . s
""" &hwm-. imimui anj
erwTwas gvae. I be 4i e-f uT vt- j
pqri irm Ihtra .1.1! Kn. ...V- I
a any b-ui tM3 tie gig-Laaip. the j
arr-, iw? rwc- tar aaq and tie I
whip , tcey aad 6icbe-4 the rrrv 1
birakert. bead-tal!. belly-band and
kkektag Cra of the pony ; abd bw
tvrr taat aactarCarf aaiiaal had rw
et.l to remain k aaarweawnl laetwwa
door lo a taaraicie. t'ii4iaA mmU t
ttixh? h Ur bora alt .r t
XL" rTw
taat n.y W au.,' ima
rivea X mare tair with Lb mmm
- ' 1
A cw tsmsmumt aw. utJ!
, . . ' . -" ava "
w we wowni iKrirt fcw lfawal 5
th krerw lMSrira (t.i!.
- -v!-e. If arttly
Ku.mm IW '
... " - - " 11 i i"
rj a-i4 svmartri iiwaiatn . ...
PXBSQirAX.
-
Clara Iuise Kellogg bra the United
States Hotel, lsSraacn.
j jjurdett OoutU has given f 1 000
to the suffering soldiers of tne lurausn
army
When Mr. Gladstone was preaented
to Mrs. Crant, that lady addressed him
as Mri BJackstone.
IIaUIm .Schl. , a vounsr woman of
the Royal Opera of Berlin
Prof. Huxley's, daughter has been
awarded the first prize in art by the
University ot London
Mr. Ira D. SarikeyV cottage at Co
basset, Mass., was entered on the 4th
inst., and property to the value of $100
was stolen.
Colonel J. V. Woodruff, the oldest
officer of the New York division of the
! Pennsylvania Bail road, died of paralj
j sis at Elisabeth, N. J , on Sunday.
The' Rev. Joseph Cook, the Boston
clergyman, has two lectures ready for
the Lyceum, on Life or Mechanism
Which f" and "Ultimate, America,"
Minnie Hauk. who has bidden fare
well to Berlin. i now plavinz with treat
success in Brunswick, and will fill an
engagement the coming winter in Brus
rsels. i
The Petersburg, Va., people claim to
have a positive promise of a visit from
President Hayes. They are longing tar
an agricultural fair, at which to lionize
htm.
The Committee on the Boston Army
and Navy monument voted Saturday to
invite Attorney-General Devens to ae
liver the oration at the dedication cere
monies, September 17..
The health of Minister Washburne's
wife has never been ood during their
residence in Paris, She is a sufferer
from an affection of the throat. I be
family leaves for Car I-sbad soon to try
the waters
Salvini has - been playing in Berlin,
but not w ith his usual success, for he
has made a loss of several hundred
marks. Still he "will return nexfe win
tec and -defy the critics, who admired
him in nothing butUthello.
Miss Van Dew, who was postmaster
at Richmond. Va.. has determined to
more from that city, and her handsome
residence ana groumis on tnurcu jiih
are sold to a lager beer man, who will
open there a saloon and garden.
One of the celebrities at -Orkney
Springs, in Virginia, is Captain Avise
who was the hentt in JeOersou county
in 18i, and executed the order of the
court which condemcd John Brown to
death. He has gone out of politics and
supports himself by shrul-kceping.
' llob Ingersoll, when he went through
thri lJiOO foot level of the Ophir mine,
struck a heated current of air with a
temperature of 140 decree, and re
marked piously and perspiringly that if
there was any place hotter than that he
would be, etc., if "he did'nt join the
church;
IVot that Kind of a Mam.
Rev. .Dr. P . , the other day, found
a pack of play ing-cards in the posses
piuu of liia uIJmI io.", buU ftcr giring
the lad a thrashing for owning such
engines of Satan, the doctor placed the
cards iu his own pocket, intending to
destroy them at the first opportunity.
Rut ho forgot about tbeni, and sub
sequently while in the cars on the way
to the city he. pulled out his handker
chief, and the cards came out with it
and fell upon thp floor.
The Doctor gathered them up, with
a very red face, knd while he was ar
ranging them in his hand, he saw a
rongh-lookirig man in the scat opposite
to him wink at him..
He turned his head away, but upon
looking around , a moment later, the
man winked at him again. Then he
winked neve ral times, J and finally he
came over, and hitting down by the
side of the doctor, he said :
"I say, pardner, what's your little
game?"
MI don't underntand'vou. uir." renlied
.!---- ' '
inc uoctor. .
' Oh, you needn't mind me." said the
man. 'Tni doing a little at that thing
ra-ren. .tow, now tio vou work It?
"What do you mean ? how do I work
what?'
'-. Joi know well enough. What
do vou skin 'em on V
'Skin them akin who?
Iteallv. air
vour remark are inmtnnt-Kn.:kt
j . - - 1 - .vwc,v.. hJ
-Now. aee .here. I undersUod the
wnoie Lb log. ou re h unting up ome-
twry 19 piayaeven op -with, and you
inl.n.1 Ia k t . t
--in iru vi mi Mr money
Now. don't vou V
"You don t know who yon are talk
ing IO. !
"Nowril tHl von what I II do
iner n man oo the earth that kin
turn jack faeter'n I kin ; and let yon
r1 rt op soma of
lhe fellers, and I'll tors three or four
tacka up any aleeve, with a rrMiple f
1 7 Ba mau WfrtU town
welldtvade the profiu mad go down
and get roaring drank ai the tavern.
r i-i a smrxwa J
"You are a atnondrel air" exclaimed
the docter. Iat m change my aeai.
if you p!ea "
,' dw it- WM't clsb in with saw
acw rrv a lew raaor"
. -
f;t.mlr ... -
Certainly n4 sir.
mr SVtir r-t in
tt-...
"Yen
t Wge tbat I am.
rierxywi
"Ael
A clet Ok' sva f w.
w yiAi-4aa ya alalia rmcW f
ey, bft4, a ya f.-.
lewywr. 1 am; I am tW n
tf.
ai.i .i.t ' e an, if
MMtM XZ " .
aTf "T JTl?? T- 4t
mil ifi iT2f tm
ZZ "mw jw aww a r,
TTT W
a tt iMT :!? t feel
Tl t
ear aai pst
. i ww u atw a irr i
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. . 1 r-.PaVWMMal)eaT
-TOST w
True ant.
A Canadian school teacher receatu
distinguished herself in averySpaiit.M
way. One o f her big boy scholars arte
her one night if he could rtcort bv
home from singiag school, but' she po
litely declined the offer, ile weglcj
his studies, ran aWay from Mhoul, tA
put pins into his schoolmates. -..
fioallv lost patience and gave ,iw T.
flogging. The boy, who eero-ed t
have been an iocorrigibl-s bub. c.
plained to his father of his injori,.
The indignant parent sued tteirtTEt7
and obUiaed a jodg merit jt hre r,
lars and fifty ccbU, which aha pi,.
The next morning sbc remarked to ir,
scholars: "I hve whippcl a bj.
soundly, which pleasure cuetoolv U,
dollars and and a halt. Now,it -,-,tl
other of my scholar are irclin,i i
imitate him, they will have th bn-i.
ness to step forward, receive th ntitr
and the flogging, and then wemij,
on with our studies. I am here to
struct you, not to le cenrtetl." X.'
vousness will never kill lf'm plucky a
schoolmistress. :
A Bits-ami PI. i
The Henry county (Mo.) Jr- '
iriAW-i UJUt ,. m v. u.ru vt, vcumii p'tt
ing along N. H. Gentry's farm mtv
negro busily engaged iu wiagiof
1.1 .. l,i..M .,1 l..l. .
huge fan over the prostrate form ( ,
sow. The sow was named the DuchessjO,
a fine blooded animal purchased by Mr'
with two others, the three costing hi
the sum ol $1,800. She has six wrv
and a negro man is constantly watching ,
that the mother may not lie down oh
the little fellows and kill them. Tk
sow weijrns betweet 600 and 700 poumli
and during the warm weather must re-
ceive tne unairiueu aiieuuoa oi a wait
er, whose duty it is to sprinkle water
on her and fan her. This will notamais
the reader when lie considers that the
value of the sow and her pigs is over -
11,000.
X)V AVVERTUSEESU1S.
Improvement on Csvpa Fear River
U. S. 1-Uroi-rKBJt Ori- lea,
Balvixokk, Ji i.v ', t-77,
NOTICKTO MAKiNEltS.
"NTICE la herebv elven. tiiat ttio otk
1 for eloiitnt tba New lulet. op rxt
KlTer.lina prarreMe! tmr, thai farUirr
ntvutUoo of lite arana tnav b eonsl4er4
dangerous, aud dally lxcoin I nr tuor,
It l expected mat by lf -jutb or tlie pnmmi
raontb, the awp nur Mm UIaii-J, hern,
fore leil oieo fur the accommodation at
hipping, will be cnUrwIy eloaed by hnt
water. . r. ciiaiioiii.i.
juij u ii. aij. or t.Ltt i.
$7771
tt not easily earned la ibrw
time, but tleau be inarftta
lliree month by anv caret
either In au imri uum
country -ieho U wiltioi i
work sleadtlymt the employineat tiuarr
rurulrh. ir week lo your own torn:
Tou need not be away rrero horn om
nlnlit. Vou ran nlve your wbol- iiutt W
the work, or only your i-pare ruotttvuu.
We have aseaU who are making over
per day. All who engaiie at niteo ran mak
money taal. At the preaeut llinr itiwnr-r
cannot he niadeo cailr and rapidly al aitt
oibcr bitsluen-i. It roota nothing to try ii
buslne!. Term and . outnt frve. Ailiin-M
at once. H. HAl.l.tl f S 1h., rurllaoil.
Maine. .-' , July.it -I'm
i, -HOD Will A It F h-lween MultwrryauJ
V walnut tret'iR
to ren trior a term m
year, by
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irwi. ennaplorr-iJ.li.
junelj W. p. i ASklV.
llfANTKtV A frn- county order. Ami
f U junel-- W. I". CANAUat.
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CON8X M PTION '
MOHMTiVr.i,Y i t KM
Ail u0Vrera rum lb Iimj thJ
aiiKiou u tHi(trrd h.Mjidtr In Ki.i.
tfeiebralod Catiinlva Ji.i .!. ItM.'
HoJrt rum h Ijr .0.iI..m t
that will oif u-iu-ti-Mi aa.i mil .n-t.
o thr TbrxMt aol JutiK in,ir..i ti -'-
1 our fall b m lli.i. ai.d Imi i -
yon Uial lhajr mtm buaaUut. w o '
ward Ui rtrrj tutT. rr, l) inwit i- :
(reTrtaJ tis. ,
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perfeevlr ' aaUaAad at bvtr ctl. fm
It yoar llfr la rih Tii. j .-, -;..i
gllK tb IVtwdrt ai Intl.. . 1 S. J
aarwjy rur ut.
frlee. few farce f ; r ni i-- t'
ol U r ailed iln x .nt.li i f . . t
rwwit of r-rie.
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