THE WILMINGTON POST
W. P. CA5ADAY,
E d 1 1 r d Proprietor.
WILUIXGTOy. K C,
Kwi'T Moim.m;. fctrr. 21, 177.
Hoo. John I.ynrha Washington
daily i loU Lned on ibe 21th. Il
will be printed at the Uongrrwonal
r7ooe office, and the intenli m U to
make il model paper in it typo
praphkal appearance.
One editor of the .Vrr think that it
i a burning ahame to the nation fr the
member of the Cabinet to drive, or It
aeo, wilij (Jen. Bnlier In daylljrht or
gxaligbL Tbi opinion woal l not hart
ten. Hatler were it not genevaHy be
lieved it i neither rUuineor Crawford,
ha" Xiijrsbary that U Oaman Paaha.
Wo Bake no apology (or ptilrtasaiog
elsewhere the corr e pood e ace frota
IUchaUOod. InJ;a,totbt CktcarWr
Oti, describing the interview between
Trrtident Hayes and hcnator Morton,
giving tlie ire na tor "a cooditioa, &Cwr
There is do man who stands a bijh
aod u k loved aa Senator Morton by
the dowatroddeo Ripabiiean vf the
south; he ha beeo, under a!! circum
stance, their defender, and as wo Ha to
oha aaid, be ba tbo prayer of the
united Republican party of the south
for his immediate rrcoTery. Trie coun
try cannot a .Tor J to luee so valuable
and able a Senator at tbu time.
COI.O.NEL THUS. A. Ml'OTT O.I
Til K HTHlKrt
The .VorfA .finer trua Etruw for St'p-
tember-October contain an article writ
ten by Colonel Scott, rreident of tho
' Tennsylvania Railroad," -vaieh U
perbap the mot powerful railroad com
bination in America, upon the recent
strike. The article ha importance at
co turns; from the leading railroad man
of the country, if not the ablest.
While his judgment upon the question
which he diacuoa mar to influenced.
and poaaibly somewhat warped, in con
sequence of hi surrounding, still what
he say ruut be accepted a the scots
rntnl of our vaat transportation I nter
t. If his view may have that ono
ided character ioeprab!c from hi
position thry rauvi DeTrrtlxle be ta
ken a uttering the voice of a vajt bud
new interest which reaches to and io
"eoce the profoundest depth of finance
commerce, and, indeed, every branch of
buioeM. The corn .inj grain raUcr,
the cotton platter, the rold and iron
miner, the manufacturer and the trader,
every claa which produces anything
which i to be transported overland, or
which i to be ei ported, will -ire car
to Colonel Scott's surgrstion.
The tint part of IhU article is a
graphic "ketch of the event which laid
so much property in ruin, and created
aucn dijkler Ia the great bninea com
aneecial and iiHuatml interr!, with
rtionin cowmeat rfch a.a crurral to
the writer. About the mid-JIei f the arti
cle indication lgin In appear a to
it real character and the lal half i
aa open titd bold demand on the gov
ernment for abIu(e ad urumary prrv
tevtiun againt och evil a. have rv
eently occurred lie urge that a mar
itime law aa l l h protection of the
I'nitrd State roc lit wherever a small
learner may float, so it ou al to guard
and regulate that cnaimeree which v
carried on by railroad. Aod be ap
peals to Coogre at it rowing session
to treat this ixportant ulject "imlepen
deatly of party n. anl with Ue
uailed rraolie to nut rqutty to all I
lection to hfo and property and the im
partial enforcement if the laws, inclu
ding the gwarantv to evevr mao of the
right to work f r auch compensation as
ha may agree upon with other men,
frea aroca interfrreme rr lntimidatoo.'
la abort, the appeal i to give all aur
iater-atate com marc, land acd water
tha right la appear uj petition or ca
erwiao before Ualtctl f tateo tribunal to
red rem tha evils iocsdeal to anlawfol
coaabiaatioaa. A ad ha peopoaea bat
the United Stales furnish whatever force
U reuiaite to carry out thee end.
This la his own language i hi prop.
tlo a to force
"What is aeeded. therefore, would
clearly aeeaa to bo Uui proper forest (of
regular national troop) shouU la so
disponed at proaaiaewt poiat. larga
cittea aad other great bawiams ceolrca
ia aaaay of which the govcraaaeal
aaa arsenal, custom noxe, nau,
aavy yara aal oiar peoamrty af iU
own to protect -that their aaoveaMnU
aaay roasbiae rapsJiy, aad thry b da
reeled agaua4 pmaU a daager m ai to
be ahi to act etfectivaly aad with. da.
before rtoJeecw ran become trt-
atfaat.''
laau tass wo gtv otr aaoai atacaxv
a L Wo beliovo Hat all jast kwo
ohl t bo em forced, aad that all cfec
tivoeaVcera, ahokI bo faraiahed woh
ali arct ary ateaju l eafseco cwwapli
aace, TTe deatro to see tho tiaao wmea
ewitahJo aawi jw laws shall coro ttety
(e4 terriawrr wkaia U ImuU (
tho l'ail4 Iraaam, aatJ wheal Uefw as
lurca rvoor alwajt at kaad U CSMpwl
oojcojco ioUsoaw Uwa. WlUartop.
mVatioai i,COa,fa, toWfa),.
tW.COO, aaWo f Urtnm Xaoaamaa
asvt acattcrovl ra mt tirktjW
arrit ai cZ2ats, tarn ararsl o
nacesaity W a aargoe oroaamt a larper
atiro aarcw rowtloJ aa iW Merai -tt
U oWcr to peaioct U ri(ta aciU
fffloat sl to yeratrto lh taac. Ii
la true thai la go)pgiuo 'fa intlU' di
rect ion vraC eocuxidter tit dancers of
runaflcg areir fo'dusctiiCJ, 16 taw
abuse of power bestowed for good ani
proper purport on the one had, as la
pursuing tha i"Iocl aeir-governmcn. '
course we encounter tlie dacccrs of
asrarfanUat and anarciaV A popu!ar
gSMrnmew tike aursi dsrising ie-aM-
thoriiy fromihe popular will.coo.tanlly ii.mpton Ute fairly ouly ono-half the
run thcriek of the fcylla of dfcs;oli3:a j proposition. He obeyed the command
oa Uic ooa Lajd acd the CkarjbJi f i f fiouU Carolina. But the people of
u ft,. ri,.. : n.,. ' IHlnoi answered the call of the nation,
anarchy an the otner. nat nete-. ,. , . , , .
. ' , , , , , i a n" made .o loyal men in ooutn
ry u that Ten baiance of powtr ; Car.,!ina v;en R3 iQ nunois. Were
which can ba icalrained eiicr by o.- t!ic .me till made rgain, would Wade
ganiclaw or by tho will of the people ! II::asptcn rs'pond to the State or to
when proceeding loo far, or that rr 3 :d hf. nj1!i;riSMi nt iKa '
....... r . .. , - tpe. .i.izofthe outbreak ol too wm,
iux indmiiulhU which coaic m iumrun said: "What might
concieGtiuouareaaoniu. m ; have been ilic mult had prudence and
Colonel Scott in hU api-caja io:Leino:p iou nil I' the hour, Ibis WW
law loalia; power seems lo Lc ;L.in:. -ing
chiifly of liie enLreochcv! prlvi't-.
of property, coaaolidate-1 an ca
iicd, without giving suT.ciccl co'i?i"i'
ration to the laboring claa-S ths aoy
property claas, and their tjui:.'c vJ?-
tujod. One misht infer from thcto ic
of hi article that if the capita':-. ' l'.-'I
their way unmolested, lht if wta!:h
and power oould proceed to i o-. ti
purpo-e without curb, theo all 1 i.t
hJc things wguld be accorded to ti c
laborer aai employees. lie miLoi u
auggeMijn aa to any mode by whi-.h
Laborer and skilled artiun ici''t pe
tition for rcdicj, and sybaiil t!u-:r
complaints to ionic kal tril uiKil w!..rc
s-juitirs could hr a ljulcd u-iKr
libt of calm at. 1 i:.:; a:ti.! i:..py.
Tho picture whivii draw is tbtt i.f
powerful capital i-tt., m'.::j i;i .i juilj--mcul
from wLich tlicroU i.. appeal
UHn human 'acliou", a: : c'.r ij upon
ready force wh"i i!; y 1 -.a it ikh
sary. Tlii wu! I lc wvll p'ovid-d t';o
high circle (.-I . ::c c , li.-iancv :ird
busiiHA were men at -i". li"cs inf. lliblt -1
aul no other cla r . ; i-iio:i r.a tuti
llcd to even a lc J'sst il i s a ,1 -,
and moreover,! in i'io c :: duct of t.T:'ri
in a governnAul like our every cla
is entitled to bo luv.rd, :u: 1 t l-e ac- '
onrri-4 tha t icht Jui them.
Any appeal U legislation, iu..-.!e
. .. ... ' i
of procccdaogs, with a view to remedy
novo evils aa occurred in July and to
protect communities and bwiue-a in
tret.s aralnat rach dii er. which
1
(Ik not provide to the lah-.l.-
saruoruodaby which their griev-v.ee c.-n
bo heard and adjnted, will be a fanurc.
Labor n:mt hare its right a well a
capital, and small busio; as w;ll i.s
large, and ordaary men a well a great
ones. Con err at iu nest .c.-'.-ic:),
while it ooeht to Increase the arme to
bo l leas than CAy thoiuand men, oj
- - - .
also to consider tho propriety oi crii
ting some tribanal beforo wh:cli ial-r
ers may present tbeir rjricrarce an.
gt justice. If the e h;d been tri
buna) weshovld cct have had th
cene of Jule.
Tho Uirenshoro A'rii -Vit r that ,
only seventy :IeiuocrVie id-iiiUt .' i
the la-'t Cieicral A-m :.!
theoueJvca with ru.-u Ly
I :- i'. i a
i ! ilion. I
i. I
Wo are aurp:ised to Icar.i that the iiUi- '
ber i o few. Jf the .W,A i . . in- ;
lead of oou r.t ing lu ui the unit, will
laLo the whola number cf H.-n;. . r-
:C l
lef Ulalo s, and strike out as have
bad no prorioo made Pit tlu ui, it r. i.i
Cud a much greater nuiutcr tl a -;cl
direct ox iadiicct hah at the t .pen-e
of tho tftate. : ;Tke Democratic ii i iirs
do not believe in the Uiblical iutil ,
they provide ft.r their lioceh!d t" .lie
last iu an amiu; tlie "virtue a'"l i..'i
liponcc" Iegi!a,.ive and "fair count" " lkai-
crati have alwayi a parc ham tin-
larder and take liud.y to -.1 f the
o.3ce, wht'o tho rank ai d h ' ' ;i.e
Ie furtunate Whites urtor the uan,; al
burdens of taxation, deprivation . i
a6A4U of tdacatioa for their cbildi c:t.
aad a noiody'a a4ce, for the p.ivi . .
of being recogirxl a leaaoera.
The bourbons seem to cv r iy nr. . ..
concerned aUut the President's wx.
agement of the Now York C'as;:.i
llou0; what Eeaator CVmkliii is .then,
fo do when he get a good ren-Jy o.i :
why CcrKrat Itullcr i received in r-K-d
oociety, and whet bar Potiiiastor-t icn
eral Key has any knowieJje el'a per- I
mision to speak for the rsoutbr rn ) 1
pic, and also alou: tho diAtrib.i-.' i i ;
ikeaa ino ,1-eucrai ccn in
he !
roath fy rallaot wr vices in i e t c
ia Soath tV olrna, Klori-la a:i i. -iana
at tha last cVcTon. I
WooUJ'at it ho aa well to la thee i
sers stria a lut'e aa far as t:pub'
w art cm erwed and seule up iLe;
dl?rtact cf c!nQ as To wbefhrr the
aajKtjroJ Sa say Tildea shalf lo et
to bt kawekrd down a?a o, 11.ee
tow"l seesn V be sswch
that matter ycf .
Tao -T .Vara &u-.. pah: .,-4 a:' 1 - ot. i itxth.lioj. He waaproos
tiireasWers cum to ava s.nco or - her ef th Ueorjia Oow
laJM as th AW S.r- W have tr.e- sU.JUji C.3vrnVn. and kaaed tho
.ti v. i vs.
hmihi aiixn uf vua.ir.- t-i :is j i i
aaa we v .l io see r. rrr-rr
ativw aa tho Mjv aaaaatoeat and jc- ,
BadwI as a aalautte ft repuVUean
vkraaW reTar1a. I
, . ' . i
1m Ita et rroaa X w'tr x s . i i
a J
aaal good arr a esff'Oe a-J
tawoi opsmy taUeva w'.a lS tea
d laervij UmJLt&xas ! I
fT, wLU kavo Uto aco.ty
awrfaorto iWrrfMkAcaolaVo rotate.
i
Javwoy tal cvfrwsaaieat aars vix i
ail carry asdo arm." lSars Lo I
aU4o to LWo aaatalrt iv. I c
hic.io -r Occam strikes lit, V$At
lUmrtOQ, the so .called .CoTttapc; tl
Saiilh Corolina, some pretty neavy
Lotv!. Wc publish the criticism be
low :
Wade Hamp'.oa said to the people f
Koekfjrd. "When tbe iraf aanf I,
ol-.cd the command of my fetaio
as
. t. j . t r .Aim as i
nr. tv to e.insi Jer ." 7 thin thfi LaHTBSSPa
of remorse or rebuke f Who war
picdeat men and who the passionate,
thai cr:'C?l hor? Who armed for
r i-::i-ce. end who struck the first
b!'jw? Who invited war, and whw
j h'-ld back and counseled peace? If
Mr. Himpn meant to say that alj
; wul!. idX0 uccn weu i,aj t not beCn
1, r ou'.It Carol na imprudence and
r.T ''.on, wbv didn't be ut itTin'y
We nhor'd have been glad to eredai
hi 1:1 w.Ji l ho confession.
Mr. Hampton said to the citizens of
lllinou: "I come, fellow-citir.ens, an-
We come becauM
it m (' lnLt wi.dom to reacore
pi. .'v.." Mi. liampton ii on uncoa
c'iit Luuiorist. This is as good as
the :'! y of the ohi toper pleading with
Jehu 15. tlwuh to be temjerate. Why
n:'.tC .! npji-al to lilinoM for peace
when liiipoU ii a'. jcace ? Why not
loll: to the South Cvrolina riile clubs
;th.n tho v, Is lorn of leatorinj peace?
''! he vtry cilrcs of stalesmanMiij)
re pii't: th ? rc.tioration of ..he Union,"
said Mr. Hampton. Certainly I And
0'i. c i i'. with M. Llamp
.0:1 .i'.in - l is level host again3t him.
T!:c I'ihhi wis rv'o-od, nnd without
Mr. II.-i.ipio i' J'-.d. '"The ethic of
s'.i'.c n..:-!i;p" reijui-e that mail liko
M'. Ila:a 1-c not allowed to experi
inciit :.-r i.i iieir,v:- it.
Mr. ll.imp'.oii of t lie present struck'
Mr. ll.-mp'.on .l" tho past a fearful bio W
when Le said: '"Jt wis remarked by
Wellin.qvoti thai it is the duty of every
lit. -.o'i I ) obt-v tin; laws of bis country,
1 whether ri-rhl or wr -nir.
How thought
1 ' lr- "ainpum was when thera wal
l need ol cut a sfnliuie'it, and how apt
I t.xljUrA,:i u j, there ia Hill
' ioT
M-. Iljrnp o i has he'd pledges from
ii.) the n li JiK-crats ii.ce 186, aud has
. I. I ' . - ii .-'... I.e.. ivf I n Air iJ-irid
t sa, l,il ivit.v- va iuii i' tauj.
.L r . of the cxck-mctit incidental
l i th.-
etlleun Kt tf the residential
.:-.ie.-t:t':i. i.e .-.-.ii: "There were men in
' t .e no-th who wore willing lo ioaugu
! rato ; Ko'.hrr ul-cl'io.-!; who were wilt
j i r- ar.d an'.iop to produce another
revolution." Mr. Hampton means by
' i"t-s t ) mv h.t iti '.iiat crisis southern
' Poinoc-- - pl.ivcJ a manlier part than
, ff1Jriilt.rl I ii aiiM avra vuvu
. a a . , t . f, - A w,
is r.jut
l.c
a competent wit-
M . I i :; i apt in the sweet
p'.ii.tse .i! ptaeo. He eiutehes an iaeal
; haruu'iiy by i bun.. nek of hi txoweia, so
; i i-pea. a;id aakes it l:ke a bene-
uicti j": "ur !n-a ls ot hi auditors,
v.h io the actual aud realiftic senti-
mi nt rr. uchen tremhlinely in tha back
; round, lea !ul ::nd supicioua, knowing
1.0:1 t xj i:eru'o the dufcrencc between
Mi l p.uiui-i ttiui wuti j'ci -
ii'i il..'l
Tbe Hrmocrat'C partv has
ac;
'. in the amendments to the
( . t u.i.,.1 &t tu- uiett-ig they have
hold Ur h-'f a d -. ?n year, and hare
one d- i'.Urau y fo't.i io il i.-regard and
io!U' tl-. m. VV'ado Hampton has al-i.i-lv
l.- l;ni iu'.'i' the pledges be wb.ua
to tho Pre id. it. I. .is d..vca furth the
lo-.'.ili v iv led l.o avi can mciubers of
. .e ito l.cr '-'at i. e, has failetl in the
ma n- to in ii.u.i"i ine eaKuu-
.. . -i i i i .
a.; i ! . i .ii.d .Leni io orga-aiwAir
! euuciala.il. -.w he eoiuc up hre to
; I'liaea h .rn:oiiv to a people that uevor
. . . - . ' . I
.1.- mil. : inai never imcnmu wtm
: iiu- .;
I ..-'. i
'Ij's ! ,::. arul that liavo only
. i - t....ii
.hiii cjuai nsuus io u
i i, ... i i. i. - n.o It is the hi-iheat
iviui'.i.;... ;.t ij oar pcpla 4hat they re
iv..l Mr. il.uaptoii rt -pectiuny.' UiJ
, : tea 1 : n pticntiy.
1 i;o e I....' ot ii:o t'herokee iLrt'd
t.n:r'l..i:t- h.tterlv that ail the aasiaaUot
state ro io;isu who go that way keep
.i i.wr: I : . '..'.o ii. Tnn io have a
-prvv at i..o -tatr'oozpeuse. Ho want.
t'.'i'-- eM--.-s to l turned out an 1 a
V rn irsn j ut ia. We should think
- . .. in.uii opj"e-i Jo th.s
o L .on" a' he i
I I.ii.r. n
1 vv. . i... v I
t .ahin; of lr. W. H. Wheelor tho
newly appointed Collector of 1 nit ma I
Kevci.s:. t r tl-.e th l:trict say;
To tin j-er rail friends of tho Doc
' t it ;s a u.a:;cr i graUiicatiou, as it
. no .( s ik tit;.t:unr of his apprcfia-
r uo j-.op.o, ii own cmairynjen
i iblnirs, nh know him bet.
ta.it there never has Utu a CX4Wotor
apjH .j'.ol iu tue rule a ho garethe
luiaion.so lid a.-grogating $3?C,x.,0.
it : fired he :he rovorament. cn astorl
I not..e tin Lort a time, aavd lhai
toe, w'.H-at gng oatoidoM ba two
coudty. Numoer of saco ia several
poiu4. si lat UUtrict ofercd to b
come I -' lroodaca. Ills bon was
mx.'. i-fa-arJod. acted dpob. aad a-
of uwi: 'nlerptesl. wilhia tbree day, wo learn.
tr'n
b; notiiieatioa id fiukc it.
iaiWif OJ). lhrra aa eaat la ?
- - I
- ' - " " l; , !
a: :if-ie t tb ixmcooi i.ai.r
liAier. He Li!e th mUm. t
ad swi tp tho tHtati lt ho j
woU I Vo u wcccd ooxaw taocdoav
t . ntiQnA txl aa hrtwera Toocaha
Ami 4 ra-of crsr Crowa wk
a-Jaa4alal, lavvrs TiMoaiw. j
I aa i.A.-,".
I 1 W aaA"iia otLo Luar ka aw(
. 1 . - I Va ltl. ki frm'.
. Wewaaa will LaLa can ilai 1m as
Mi rrvvccuU tVuaa ooropvlir ia oamt.
Aawaa Uo otiu- caW-iairs arw oa.
trovrrwoe raia, ot rsr&ax .w vsax,
taewera! Lawtoav, axd tiewrral Isattoffwal.
tVordra is straiauar every awrvo to
o a rrt'extica.
-av .vawata 4 i --w " m
iedit-k;o3ir acnav in stne
SlelMiaiMnber air. Aiorion cwu
dentNnat lie will Becovcr, but
Others Have tirade Fcaiu.
6rcUifTelesram to the Inter Ocoj i:
JiiCH03r), kadScat. 1 Thevjsit
of Prcs:.Qej(t I Iafcs no efal? or Morton
to-day is a source cf much gratification
lothe friendu ot the Scator,-and is a
matter of efpecialnote fa the fact that
the President aad his parly a the fi st
wboharre been permitted to vi;it the
afflicted Senator since his arrival here.
There fs rio denying tho fact that the
Lgenator's real condlrion has been care-
furry concealed, so far as ios.su ie, and
that he has been rcsMy ranch worse
during th recent -period im which he
iitepfcfted rOT?fTg lHah the peneri
paWic h&re bec.T allonred to-bc'iere.
The fact, bfmcve-, that so lars-e a nr n
ber of c?.Hers were "owd to-dj?, even
thongh they were c' a claw no. o Por
ing themselves d.-.-lf in'Hcat?i sotne
thltrgof an imprted condition on tbe
part.of.tbe1 Senator. The even's of to
day hare been -outlined to you by the
Associated Press of to day, and I ne:d
not dwell upon t'lem in detiMcd order.
The interview between the- President
and the Eu9c-rin, htlplcs .Senator, vrs
very aiTcct'njr. Althe moment of the
rresiden!'d a: r'.v:-.', Mrs. M- 'on, (!v.
Burbank, the Se:i:.t-r"s I. r ti: r-i n-Taw,
at whose honsc ! e lie-, and I 'r. T.;!..i:).
hoii, were in the Ick c::ai:.bcr, orivt-.s-ing
with fc-cn: i.T M"- a-i; r-adiu-j
t hiui. The lVesU nl u.-A party; en
arriving were u4i rvd into the parlor,
whence after o lew jutoniru-' ct-nwiia-
tioo, tho PCS iuoni I.lolu- V:.s fliduCUd
to tbe sck einiii. ol ihj t -a-"
man. Ou Liu tJiU-rLi'u: the r c:n, 1A ;
Mo "ton audtiov. liuchank reliicd, leav
ing the tWO to CollVCie i': tiiC J-:Vv;' CV
o lr. Thoaipa'wi, the phy.-ici.in, uii'y.
Tho-PresiUont hccinie iu;j:i' dia'.. iv and
rery vibihly niicc.id, aud, aiivantiii "
th) bednido took ci.ato. .- 1.;. -jd in
Imb), and add;ac.ing hiua in aillctioua.t
terms, Upt'd over hi:n a.;d ki-s.'d h'.ui
opuu lh iorehe.'il, the tears ..t the same
limo all:nj!p4u l b pi:'ow. Senator
MorU-u itfp'wi-Ud, ;.diis-ii, the i' c--ident
by nana-, and e.p his .
gratilicaliii :i.- . r : o i . a.. P;c.-uc:.;
llayjs then i i sia.ii.-;- ter.i. .
aayiug that tut :i.t he Leva vei y
anxious for in..' v.el:'.i . Jt:.
ingjhia i'lucKs, b .it L tl iu- h. .: : a i
the fueling general thioa;. v
country. fck;nator Miln :es
he had indeed l.-ci: Vc . i
UiKir, but that he-i i'..- ii.
since his ilint.-.-. heii'. tv!
on the way io r.cov.; . . ;
l ect, Mr. Pre-iucn', i.i -i.
itd l'i!..t
i: e
io taLe
n:y seat in Cor.grc in ivC-v i: .-cr
cxt
and to wariuy ar-i t: r.;c-: y .-ut j-ott
you iu ywiir i'.!:u m.-;.; ' :io ." 'i".v
cordial annouitot-tiii-ii!. i-i . :-atcr'.-confidence
and a.ipjHi i .( ti c !'.t ...I.i.t,
accompanied by a warui iM-va e to" the
hand, tbe only ruia.uiu niee.uer of
which the fceaalor now ha the l-.-.
greatly ad'oclcu the Pre i-'out, a:.d ij-.
resumed hia seat in Mieiice, -t: ;
for the mctery of h:s feo!iu,. i ..
Senator continued fpoakin tor a tw
moments in a hopelul n.-a:i ni: r i: .
to the condition ol the count y at !.: -. .
and eiT.Ts-iti a deep inter-'-: i.: t. e
event of the day. The P. c-i .h-n: . -plied
that ho, in his travels ar:.i .; .. .--vations,
had souud llic indication , a
hopvfel nature, aud a ra-jre c ! to
fratcrniia'ion of Ih? two rre..t - . i
and clajses in the country. 'J-'.. -Setialor
Morton listenea with c eat
Oflgorne'' a"d evident aatisfae.ioii, e
plin thai fcucu was the rc.-uit ! hi-
reading and observations, i ho Pa
ident then referre! to Senior M".r
cflj;ratolating him upr.n the fact t!
Ktai aMTM ilLtiiaa lifiil lii t 'a '.r lit.
M U 9Tr v m sm v - s M a w v vv f
hia.U(o. I'snal appearauco ot h. ai
h,
aorbile the Jact tiiU. J:.iJ uur:i. z
. lie
pxt week Taken no tm'd fow. i '
Jierrator spoke cheerfailv ot ins i.i:. -lion
aad pr.pecti, acd said: L '
lo day Li the nrt uc .;ae w. s'vi.
uwv a? though I was t"'n2 to h-t wt .!. ;
I Wicve I snail go 4o Coir.ro- in IV-
cemLer, aod when ther--, sh.i l t-L. -pleasure
and pride in u;-r -o'. . r y -'ii
in vur gwl work hr the ot r.e
ce-un.rv.'! l he eoii t r:v. n i . , ...:i i
, turned upon the coadito!i
I t'. when Ir. '11iom:"'n
i
i . Of
s-.efee inat lurtoer conve Ta. . n
Hayes was taueli r:i'.c'.td e.:
witii the SsrnAlvr: ihr great eh
sb welled up iu bis tiuua:
tears again um; t Li nr
gtped tho Senator hand, pr
tlghtSy Wvweea hi ea :ui,
vJOjy trviug to rep - .a..:i -.
siiSicicut'y t 4-'! h n to t-j - 1
ftcSin, stooped, an i k "d I.:.;
oc the forehead, a 1 with chkin u:
l Ik ! 1 . '
! i
iera&, 4mo win auiea, :eaT.u
rouat aowi.2 aai.wf.
rcnalo.- oi r'.on w
Uja-
affected hut, Kre the
O dt a
I ;.h
asarkaMe fortr sMe"
General Vrm IkUrer was a' ic -1
A brief itertkw. cxj-:o-6 ; to. t'.c
S'DJUor his c-aUncalioa tiat v-j.i 1.
tlon waa k ura.-ble.
The general evpref?-a ii ! .
thw Jvaaior'a appea-ance tau? t d...
a ooe haa tea riau.l la L..::
was cor f arjrc t-a: h kmc.m .
sev aad ahsttce rV-a. .1 d f! t .
UUie. 1 a ro . m.mtt. s.sitii
i - -
,
a-4 thero a n dU filu r ,
o.a haba T-ftmul
T1u !at thai kc ana istt vp
luoia pf3 rra4 v aia 4-a, j
wiJl to kwuu A aod
apssa. hat aiXaUiav. causes iua fns4 U
aicsiro ttat VI siattC W
pfcwai. Up if ts-iar t
eve & issx ir-ii
bea al'ywist La ae a:a. 71.1
pyajaaxa
iay UaSk.
aVai C5i a-.iif
caca
taal ko raa Wut llxs
je:
Vrrday.asl tlU W waa cieeefil ail'
aorfaX yet kla paVywxaa aix.u
k as scarrvfy W t a.t p at all. a-l ,
oUsw tkal W tvaa asra asaul dra- ;
f oa JraU wtlWsl awpo a rroytrry. He
lias now no use whatever of his left
arm, nor of his legs. His right arm
still retains its strength, but his face,
which was at first badly distorted,
owing to tho fact that one side was
partialiyafilicted.haa not yet altogether
recovered its old cast, though there is
vwry great improvement, lie feeds
himself, at times holds a paper in his
hand, end reads and feems entirely
hia?e!f mentally. Stiil there is a
settled belief among the people here,
who have watched his case, that he
will never stitlleiently recover to visit
Washington, perhaps not even to leave
the house. The distressing pains,
eyidc'-e thath's terrible disease is still
work'ng upward toward the brain, con
ttTrtie occasionally, t hough not so severe
Tiom : present Judications I conclude
that his death at any time would not
be a si! -pi while his recovery would
ba fciich.
I,i);.:;aivus, Iud., Sept. 13. The
in ervlew between President Hayes and
S.'tiatcr Mo. ton to day was quite affect
in,. Tl:e a 'ncfiicement of the Presi
d?r.i. s i onr.: ; did not have injuriaoa
eli'ect i:r i.ie Senator's condition;
-a.;.', r ia, rjvo! ai.er learning of the
f.e . . -1 io-dav he h;'s been better
t'.iaii y
in -jut h : ..'
Ot'th?
was ;'-.!ruh
iai
:tice
. Dr-pite the recent returns
. ..1 ia':ns, : President Hayes
i at once into t no sick room.
ar.d
i-i v view
was witnessed bv
on'v a :e.v oi tue .a-cny. jo opcuii-u
the 'c-ouvt.. aiion President Hayes said
he i!eroL.r.!lv Tek prreat concern and
rate i
ii; t';o cL'ator s conamon ana
, ai d the entire na'ion was
; !v i-tere.Ced. Th? fc'enator
ii iu i r the cxpreision of his
; n 1 .-a: d. l:e intended to be in
i . i' s in December, and
1 ti.i ie j;ivo the Pi Ciidenl's ad
.: his warm and hearty sup-
recuvc-y,
ai; o dot 1
th.fi!;-. -d i
;Vt-!:rir. ;'
hi i
he V. .!;'!
n.:ni-; - .i
tort, ih
. r.il 1-Jtier. who was en
...: -, was addiuitted .o the
the President's stay, and
i-"a:c : - VI
r. -ii dnri.i
.Senator Mortor: "We
shall l
"I Int.
i-s you sadly in Washington."
1 t be in my scat at tho regu-
.. low, ;poiiiJod tlie Senator,
t wo -.ha! i ml -s you :tt ine special
.:.-.' l'at-v r cori'inued, ''and the
wi. i in iss you. .tenerai
.1 w.t
v.:is i;-:a .io to i roceeci uiriner.
t ::. ti n ci
,l:i- v' hi- voice, and tears
t v. -. The Pre -ident was
;i m- d. ai.d both soon after
I'r. -id ::t Hayes came over
. .1 :raiti, accompanied by his
Mr. Mack, ol" the Sandusky
lhe .rain arrived in Kich
t '.'.",, en J the party departed
An imn-ciso concourse of pco
ihe .i i t the depot. On the
t... i '.; lhrkan's house the
m . i : 1 with thousatids of
v i l ! . . .
uiwmI
at 1 !.
p'o i:-.t
way to
!-,. : Jli- President's carriage
! v.;.- :':"k-. ; oti'.ouqueU by the ladies.
Tne e v.as no i, tin r u- nuntstiaiion than
j tli .-. i' .-:. (. .,1 aqiu.'t of the dibliu
! .-r; ; i . .i leaving (iovcrnor
l :i ': li- use. the President very
j L.. ,!e ...v ,ml ! ::i;hs for the cordi
i ..' y i.e uo.'i ion. Telegrams to
i h.t Senator Morion re
: o...(.: :. I. -.k.-t liom tho visit, but
, ii ..' .r;tc;,,,y condition of the
in : ' i r ;i icliaticsi.
I' IVit.IouI: Mania
. . : . i - ustnjj his pardouii g
1 p e .' as iinlisc- imi ato'y and as
j ret" . a - e.ir didC'a'dwcll of Hrog-
den :: t ! e r-'my djys of lladicalism.
j T;.e y . r. i j 'e ia'-ed a great hue
' r-.; v .. tho i. e ueut abuse of this
pov
w,. Padica! CJovernors,
wl if. w.. wrong in then
!.-. i (1 .v. Vance' lied
: 1 j ;werul man, shot
::r d weakly man, in
y d - .lie campaign of
. v I. - w ;".!ie verdict of
- .iy : hf least, in
.-..'.. 1 f..i. H-ddriek
; .. : a ihiys inoo. Iu
- K. i':-:pm.i'i, ill (.iui--.
.i.:.d a vuiitiL' rirl.
.. t ta:.i!ian w. i atter-
-. i i m iry a huly, tnd to
-. -c that would break olf
, it w .; , :iecea y lo put
f th? w..y, .-.no she w'aa
; . - :::e tuu: - ..hot lo the
...l f -hot, and .o make
. 1 . r .; i oat was cut.
. : r 1 a hot gun that
. ' i"' in hunt ;:iir
i :a toe io .lUnirbood of
: -1- . '..k c ;::aii.td the
i' -a d he wound
i'.' - - r-ou we e made
1 .' r i 1 r 4. u ui stance
, Hi'.
I. ;
1 ' v
' e.
n It e
'1
' ..''.i.! :s he murderer.
. a t: ; ;'..f the mur
. . . . i, hut managed
... t.-v'ore the day of
N i r.i t i nukes an aG
. i I.. brother was
-i- i.s rn.iuii;; over him
a i o rear Jamca
. . day Urfore his
t - rt ;: i an l other that
. i . .n im ktlU-d Martha
,- a '.:.; athdavit, accoru
, .... ii. '. A signed by the
1 the caaaty "Uor.
j, j ird n for Chipmin,
t ;n ue hisii of lhe law,
y'i. ' h-i teea a b:I-
ii
l.v-
l- .
e. ae s'ry, as td
: vc i.oprwbable,
fv." L.hcta fears Ua
a; t o tan., La;p li
r i;:ilraf. Ine uie Lu
:.c ; a- mj liji.'forj coun
' - -" a-e kavwo. aad
r,
.c tiorcrncr
Kveralv
l..e p;r4ninj power of
t i o; oaly a bat
r
e tho
a a.
X i n. --, a4 is a trast
l.t v r:ht t ahaao
j t;tn. Tm
ar tbe sestecc cf
ifi wpo ea4er.oa aad
i t t
t 2 ;ti y set
-
i
"e. of iio, rr.ves iir
. Ly ttst mil
r i'jrf .fcUraa th
: cs
w u. rat
ifcraartxratic
; c a-ijaLca wtkiaf.
ka'. iH-i. ti, lrxnu
i-e
'- '-9 1ttStTt.it
laWr
y j
re i;Tesrr ect
Uif , d.?jr W a I
w :d tal ettVef Kwis
l f-- es.a'jC.
i-Ainf ut fcasiSa-"a a4
i
lri.rT l. a raa.avl a I I - - i ..
aii Ui u'i iataiiaav
What tbe President Wants.
There is not a patriotic man in the
Union who will not agree with the
President' speech at ilaxiclta. Said
he :
We are for the Union as it is. Wc
are for the Constitution as it i, with
all its amendments. A voice "That's
it" and cheers. We want the citi
zens of every State to feel at homo in
every State. "Amen," and cheers.
If a citizen of Vermont travels to
Georgia or Texas, for business or pleas
ure, we want him to feel at home in
those States. - .
Now, that't just what we want It is
just what the Iowa convention wanted.
It is just what the Maine convention,
wanted. It is just what the Cincinnati
convention promised the country it
should nave' We haven't got it, and
we beg, in all candor and kindness, to
remark to the President that to simply
say we want such a state of affairs
don't bring them about. Tho father
who should go around tho house crving,
"I want food for my family," and then
expect them to consider themselves
filled to repletion with turkery and
lobster alau would be thought a very
Hiacawberish kind of a man. It is
his business, not to stand on the door
step iterating and reiterating that the
children want something to eat, but to
take off his coat and get something for
them. In like manner it is the duty of
the President not simply to icant tho
Union preserved as it isbut to preserve
it ; not only to tea the Constitution
with all its amendments observed, but
to take caro that they are . observed ;
not merely to want "the citiz;ns ofevety
State to feel at home in every Statee"
but to seo that tho laws are so enforced
that such rights shall not be infringes! ;
not alone to want a ciiizou of Vermont
to be able to travel in or remove to
Texas or Ueorgi with safetv, but to
make sure that ho shall be able to do
so in spite of opposition fromauy quar
ter. ,'; ?crci.
For the fouth time American rellcmtii
aro victorious over teams from the old
country. While our maiksmen in the
match just ended, scored ninety-two
more point i than did the Ihilish team,
the visitors made a better record than
the Americans had gained in previous
yiclores, a result that attests astonish
ing impioremcnt iu accuracy of aim.
Should American riflemen continue to
improve as they have in four year p:t-t,
it will not require mere than throe
years for them to attain the perfection
of shooting. The best score on record
are those of yesterday. At the three
ranges L. C. Uruco of tho Americans
made the unprecedented record of two
hundred nineteen out of a possible two
hundred and twenty-live. C. 1). Illy
denbergh was close behind him with
two hundred and sixteen, and L. Weber
with two hundred and fifteen Two
hundred and seveu, by Sir Heuryllal-'
ford, was the British team's best .show
ing. The wonderful performance of
the Ameiicans deserves the widespread
comment given to it it last cveniug.
Bur, after all, the contest inu.-t lie re
garded iu part as one between Ameri
can breech-loading and Kngli.sh ma:.-zlc-loading
rille?, and the result is as
much a victory for American gun
makers as for American skill at the
trigger. A". 1". Sui.
Judjro Watts on Wijrleta'ls
CorrcronUcut Ilalelgti News.
JJ(Uor ot the Jctc$: the case of the
State vs. John Ptathcr and wife, aud
John Harvey, lltiocome county, was an
indictment for larceny of a plow. It
was difficult for the Solicitor to prove a
connection between Harvey and the
lValhers, and he arguing ihat thev
knew the" character of each other by a
common instinct, and that they com
mitted the larceny together; and wa
illustrating tho faculty cf communica
ting ideas by atating that a few day
belorc that he observed a etrange d
come to a neighbor's dog, they put their
heads together and wiggled their tail
and parted, and that night aheep were
killed and ihose two dojrs were caught
committing the depredation, w hich tuey
had agreed upon ia this Lurried con
ference. The counsel for Harvey, who
had the reply, insisted that l!ra;herand
wile were the guilty partie. and . that
Harvey did not know tho Trainer.
Judge Watt, wUo was on the beuch
summed up the testimony in the case
and continued:
Sioe, gentlemen,, these arc the facts
in the case, and upon them Solicitor
liudger iiiMsU tnat Trainer and Harvey
put their heads together aod wiggloj
their tails and stole lhe plow .
Tho counsel for Harrey ay that
Trainer and his wife were the one b
put their head together and wiggled
their tails and ttole loo plow So, em
tlemea, it is rourduty to inquire wtU.e
heads were put together aad who tail
were wiggled. Tk tho caso.
. . .. Vi-tira,
AsocvilJe, Aug, 177.
iiottvr from Ftorrnre MulDalc
The Lord Mayor of Ijcd jn
ha ro-
eetvei
. tac . coma.-
"-ii'.n
frai HLas Fioreuce Xighlinjalc.
MY lAJtLf It Koi;h people kucw
waa aa ijun umtne is w
A l..llt.l I . .
at iMUKwai, wone area ltn i--
aadthts Oxaioe. too, w ia iu wooJ
ytyar there is noi aa ;tiaii ao
woaoaa. k chiid who wooU ioi rive
olof Ui aUadaa, or oct of tie,,
J. II do Bt, we are hi
lh Tor ka, who pwl an c&d u il,
won4oJ. aod rwo thad they, for Or
pal aa e4 to tho cm, , mdl.
."J.4 pt ee-ioet to or own urr.or f
1 1 . ! . . ' - "
-ai 4 Lro as t; a rcr
"ff UffaoJsi Jwf a.lirr- j
fwaoaavt Uva aaoraua cxt. t,sd iXl . 1
ywa tave lajlUieU ti.
roAaei; 1 laaateaj toiaxWwkat I u
bopuaf l&taj I wuj bo aliewtd t rvpi
tW abiU .jrua. aW all 01 U ti4
Cvewi la aavi ia&&krj .; rii
crvaJsr U Iaa4a UI ayesai rt ty "uJ j
aaaiawpevai an ai atwtw, rcu4
ff1 mia . fc7 4 ts)
IWDr.1 llaoaot. LW W4 Mar. 1
aaww taraaea a. .
ajarwrra I a at
awr way aw ra
laakMl
casr fwrfo
laatlai
. .
iat
an
aVEir AD VERTlSEESiil '
ORGANS,
l.Al.ciK LUT OK K!K
llHEl) A.Nii PIPE Tup
UUUa.N:s JUaT UfiPKiVtft'
MASON Jt HAMLIN OUu.Sh
NKW KNUt.ANH oUUANn,
DURPETT ORGAN!, aai
JUSILEi: OUGASS.
Tors-Uo at'
HKINSUElltJEIi'S
Live Book and Mumc uNta
may 10 tr.
gold; Uyo
Ki'l icrcenbtu-kii. W
cntuirr i maacasMu-
oil n&n I .i wi.i
Bt'i KrcruuiicKn. u limsi ti
town to take nubacrlptlona Air
clieaptMlMiiil Itlustmtisl bunlly pnblu'
in ttit. world, Anyonocn lmnu r. -p
cessful mx lit, Tito moot lc(ant vurkTw
art given free to subHoribera. Th srtm
so low tht almoitt everybody sahatrum
one age ut ri'Hrts making over llj
wrck. A latry n;cut reports Uarinc wwas
MjOM-rlln-rs In Xvn Ji . Alt who aim
uutko money fit. You enn devutsaLiiyuLr
liuioto the buMlnesa, or ouly vour tuj
it me. Vou notvl not Ins a ay froav 2mm
over 11 1;; I. Vou enn do 11 aa veUatUMNL
Knit p:r(h ularn, direelloua and teroas trt
KleK.iiit aud eotislvo Duini fr, Iffw
v iu! i'ro:ltlili work Kond ua your a44na,
at .i:io'. It eot notliliii; lo try Uts
Hi ss, .mi one woo rugate ntiil te i
i:r; :il j;iv. Addresa "llio People Jo rex -furl
laiut. Malm-. iu INlC'
5C I 11EU0
JKW IIAKUEI.S t llDICK WI.VC.
Poultry; I'-iK.
liallitibiiud Kiuit,
AlraU,Lu4
To'uuYuaud iVrn.
eoiton Tie, -
lloaarfrWt
P K I T K WAV Ja b.U( 'Uajv.
l'.i kt i and CoiiimlsMja itttTiiai.lV
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i
J'ilt SALT 1 HP. PPTfLL l'XlVimv.
iliin j in our ordcii uud m aar 4
v.incc. OIFKKINC.
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Iisl.in I'lMH.-l ui Nui Hi taiu- lu P,Sj
il irv.-y Tt-rry, r.ir Inins, ,f end all rxbtf
rrishloro ol Uie littuk ol CUi iml jn.aaist
John I. WiainniH. i;. J. Inly nd mMi,
Mtovkboldera nl fal l llauk o 1 larrutMa.
In uninaiM of n UcK-ree mad la Ik
tilDo i-ut'.lled milt at Jun torn. I7.l
h.-rrby giro n.ill.) lo Hie rmptoraji4 k4
holders nfllio I Link .( irJ-. r"
aenl una make r-.f ol ibclr claim M
lueul my . .m.-.. iii Uic. it i( lajrifh, ) at .
lMfoi. MkSHA . lhe I.H. , lay ilCXTohw f
IsTT. No Jir.mf w ill ! rts.rivel afirf ia
day. t.K. M MMr.
aufi U-tiw Coin uiualioaat.
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