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livery Saturday .Homing*
T W. BEATY, Editor.
ONI: YBM:, : *'2.00
Si* Months, *1.00
All c?>mmin?l? nUoiis iciiillu^ losi i vc
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Professional & Business Cards
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f' P. QrATTI.KIlAl M.
JOHNSONS 5 QUATTLEBAUM,
ATTOlLNMYSaikl UOSKLUKS AT LAW
Conwayboto, S, C.
I OS. T. WA J.bit, y f t
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Attorney at; Law and
SOLICITOR IN KQU1TY, >
W ill lUiiCtlcp in Hiq tomu of Mation, Horry
ami (jt'urcetowii,
Oaivo ai U(>N W/VYlJOItO, S. V.
Nov la, lt?7 |*lf.
r p l4*. OILLEKl'lK,
Atfcrnay and Counselor at Law
Will pivp jirorfijit attention to all J>usilien.
cut rusted to his cure. i i
COX WAV 11 QUO, S. Li
I i.i.o, 2, 4871. _ _ ,
A "A-* concdonn G
o a$g m rhi <$i*xM o it h 3nt,
nor errs wiiarf; \
CJ1AKL liSTOX, S. C.
Naval &Lorns, liioG, Option, ami CuMiernl
! 'induce.
QjT" ltd* In Ilo'rrjf ran 'l"pcn>1 upon
//r'ti.iif the host pi'(Vc,v for Mktval Storn* ami
a/I /YoVace sltlj>pe,l lo me/or naUi hi (hit
market
apr 1~?, *?< tl
MNOI.AR &. JIAHT, /
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Commission Merchants,
\51 FRONT street,
NEW YI UK.
Libcial advances made on consignments
Naval Stores, Cotton, <?'< .
>7^ Qi'tlcrs receive Pronint Attention,
I.' iiexccjRiouublu references given North and
South.
J. It. Tar.Alt J. II. Hart.
ot' N. C. of S. C
j ) . willi .wis,
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CKN KH AI j M HljCMAN I)IZK,
MANrPACTriliSR <)F S AVAL JSTOIIES
COM.MISSION- MK11C1IANT.
A N1?
FORWARDING AGENT.
l"ty Special attention given to tire buying
ami selling of Toll 'iiiubev.
II I LL Cii KEN, S. (J.
.1. C. IJOOZMK
WITH
EDMONS T.BROWN, i
wiioi.i:sai.iv i?i:aijkii ix
MI;N AND DOVS'
8Ba(*f Caps iV 81i'aw <hOO(1S,
Al.fo (
Ladies Misses and C'.|?ldren%s Hats, .
No. *1:1 IIav.M: ST. '
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(ipponUv C/inrlc-nt on Jlotcl. '
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s:D),r, 1 ;| ,63s.DO. <
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Liverpool & London & Globe 1
Insurance Oo. \
Total Assets $30,511,638.00 L
J. M. JollNbUX,
Marion. S. (' '
C. J'. QUATTLEIVAI M, ?
AsL Agent, Conway Ixco, S. (J.
i\'h I J-tf.
Encourage Homo People and ?
Homo Enterprise.
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I IIKONI.V noon, SA.SIIANI) BUNT) n
Factory owned ami managed bv a Carolinian y
in this City. All work guaranteed. Terms
- Cash. * ? ?
^ Always on liand n large Stock of Doors, a
Siisb, Blinds, Mouldings, brackets, Scroll ami
TltritAil W'^rb ,.<* / ' 1 C
11 \'( ? \'? v>%?i> ?M-r?ri ijit Mi||? * m.i.vn,
While Leads, ami Tenders' 11 irdware. Dres* (1
sod Lumber and I'looruig deli1.ered in any
Jh?i | ion of this State*
march ll-ly. si
P ? A B 0 DT HO U 8 E, !,'
< (IliN'KC or LOCUST AJS? NINTH .SIS." i!
PHILADELPHIA, PA. ?
Convenient to all place^of amusement arflff
car linen in tin? city. No 'charges to and IVoni ,l
the <'entonnial ground*. ?
Col. Watson, ietor of Ua? Hknuy
IIousk, Cincinnati tor the pant twenty yeAri,
and present proprietor, lias loosed tlio house 4,
for a term of years, ami has newly furnished
ami li'.tod it throughout. He will koep a C
strictly liret-olose houao. and lias accommoda- ,,
tion for o<?0 tiuents. Terms only fcl per day. p
Col. Wutfon is n native of Virginia, ami ?>
probably the only llotol Proprietor in l'hila- (
^ctplda front the South. |
may -7
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- YOT. 8. cow
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From Um? Koran.
When quiet in a daihened mom
A form lie-, out.| ami chill,
To ulioin the solemn \nlco of Death
lias whispered "IVmv, V still!''
They who survive will linger imur, y
Ami iuk, with an\ion.s mlilif, V
How much gold 'he dv^d mm lias, x
^ J'Wl^ikhri* h^r^l^T^!.''' ^
Tho angel vifi i willi ^li .w i >)^s
1* l^nVii.iJSrromul tko lx d, C
Still bending vuLh inquiring look
Abpro the silent ueud,
Ih.-inulltls, '-What was llie lito ho lod'.'"
Aud scans the rocoi'd <>'?n:
What ticaMin- has lie now in Il.nven,
tVhat good deeds sent in tine;'"
n OIJU It A 1)1X I.KTl'Klt.
rmcsTA iVs oni'irc mivlmioimi.is i.ivint.
E\i'i?N.sV:.s ? i:ui'> v aon, j;vim i ;ss
Wk-?M |? ')| vil I ' > i'1
s. AMI A.HlitK.\lliM II11C OQJH >?i
?5r - \r : s'^r* : i tr^T^ii *
- ~PIIM ? SCHOOL i: \T!> Ml MI VS (T
' dim-? l in: ti:jk;;s 6y nshjncas.
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[Tioni Oar 0\v>i < 'ortC4>p<p.i lent,)
Ni:\v Yo.uk., August 1, 187t>.
Some enterpri.-ing reporter o!" a
8tiitiyUe.il turn ol mind lias been dovoting
himself to an investigation ol
theco?lol living in New York at the I
present lime in comparison with that
of n few years since and has presented
the result of his labors in two columns
of the Trlyunc. As to the derails ol
his rep >it it heolouiy be said that
ihoy are copious, caretnl and prolyiblv
correct ; but the writer's conclusions,
which may be brolly given, are in.
t /resting, lie finds that the New
Yorker call now eat and drink, and be
clothed and housed about *2."> per cent
cheaper than he paid lor correspond- i
jngcommodities in is7!7;and 1 presumo
li\ie per rentage ol decline in tiio pri a*
of absolute uertessilics throughout the
country has not been very different,
ligt our stai.ii ian fails to .see that our
people generally have reaped any j
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... . ......... .? i . minimi; uwill llliS l.'lll,
and concludes therefrom tli.it America-as
genc.ruily, and dwellers in ihii
eity 111 particular, aio improvident 11ml
extravagantly inclined. He finds by
Actual impiiry that people u ! 1 o in pre
vious years bought SO cent tea anil ('?
loll tr Hour 11ml found tliem satislac- j
lory, now scorn to piirehso tbo panic ;
Article at its reduced price ami save
lie difference, but insist on paying the
)U1 figures lor a better nrliele.
In the same paper is louml an inter
sting comparison of our past ami
)resent facilities for education in
irivate institutions, only in this ease
lie com Irast is a (V itennia! one, re a ling
back to 177d, when, as we are told,
his city ami I'hiladelphia had each
usl two schools, where 1 ho youth of
he period were thrashed into a knowl*
dgeofllte polite accomplishments-ueh
as dancing, fencing, lYeiich ami
he like. Now Mich schools arc a lions
ml lor one and in all graifee from the
iudcigurten to tlie classical college
Iter thorough instructi >n on every *
nbieel and to m mi v >!? #>
o 'J
The most signiiiccin lenitive ol litis .
onlvnst is .t it.xi relniin<;- lo llu; condi- 1
ior? of fetnnlo education. It; tlie ro- j
nrds ui '7(? we see nothing to show 1
liat much attention was paid to tlit; i
ubjccL beyond instructing litem how <
a conrtspy and how to walk gracefully I
luough a minuet. Now, ihis oily
lone has more young ladies, seim- :
a lies ijian lite whole United Colonics j 1
: 1
ould iiavo boasted in those days- and I
liese avo of a high character which ! '
I
or I ore faille r? never dreamed ol. A i
I
itc specimen of these modern cstub j f
shmcuts, and ihe most proininemt one .
\ Now York, is Airs. Ibmcdici'H tor '
oung ladie?, on Front-Second street,
c ar Fifth Av cmuo, one of the oldest |
mi moat perfectly appointed in the 1
ouutry. Its location on Aim-ray Hill, i ''
lie ceni.ro ot' the city's wealth and ' {
afinemont is peculiarly happy, its ,
access is ureal, and its recoid iuc
roachablo. lly h system, the result 1
f ihirl.v venrs ev noii'inte in the u-m k
, of! era a thorough educalirit. to pfipiU
f all app.'b and ib warmly endorsi'il by
ur loading clergymen. The coming
endemic year of this school com.
leeces on the 28th'ol September.
Awl now* Inning referred to the
x 1st11?jr conditions of living and eduntioo,
it in only fail to complete our
;lauc*> at iho atntu* ol tho metropolis
>y ft few Words oil its business and
mnsPmeuft. \Vlth regard to the
>nucr I am happy to say thai the ol 1
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VYISORO, S. C., SATI
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saw about its being a long lane, etc.,
?iv(s Kiimt promise ol exemplification
I in the couiiiijx season's trade. M mv !
i4
i <? I I lie best prophets on this subject
uro ol the opinion that llio "bottom'
1 which our merchants, struggling in n
son of financial distress, tenrcd had
! lallon out, is still then; and that wo
i shall soon stand on it. A comparison J
j ol the failures tor the first halt" of this
j your with a similar period ol 1S7A ;
| shows a decided improvement in '
' average stability, an I tin; presence al- i '
ready ol many Fall buyers prices n 1 '
more cheerful look to staple lines than ; '
has been seen in scverad seasons, A '
I further indication ol'faith in the future I 1
i is the success o| the two mammoth
trade sales of woolen poods which have 1
j taken place within a week, and which !
; ryjduosi some $ biMKhOdt), despite the j
l-K'W piVeX'S. A presidenti.fl campaign '
in.ikes, proveib>ally, an oil year in '
bi.simos; hut when tjii.t <?i piestion :
is t il' the conntrv'slnim"), we may eon- 1
liilowtiv look lor a steadier utul more
I ttiliKluolory slate ol coiuin.-ivu liian 1
, for three years past..
At Wailaek'M "The Mighty Dollar" 1
Si ill iclitins i t h gasp ami al the 6th '
Avenue "Phiue" is only forced oil l?y i
the approach ol Sot horn's engagement j 1
is Lord 1 Jiiinlioary. Jvirly in August j
ljooth's will reopen nmler .J-.nvit A 1
Palmer, with what, these gentlemen 1
propose to inukb their greatest man- 1
agonal achievement thus inr, namely '
tho production ol the spectacle "Sar- v
danapnlua" on a (male never helore
witnessed in America. Ami when 1
these gentlemen in ikes so nm|nalilie<l *
a promise as that, we shall certainly |(
sto something startling.
I'M*?. \l>i:i.i inA, .1 uly 20. '
For lovers of the horrilde t he gralest
attraction ol the Imposition lies at the! ^
soul II ciul o! tin.' .Main I > it i 11 i t n IT. 1 f t re 1
' I ?
in llu; lYru\ imi department, is display- j
oJ a collection that would make the! ^
imuiir.iie.s of the Pyramids or of I lie i
i
Roman eonvi ids turn in ill ir tomns I
it llicy could lmt know ol it. The
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Kgvplian mummies are commonly sup- I
w j ^,
posed Io Iake us buck into t lie antiquity j
ol man lurllier than any oliier exi-ding '
I i
relies, hut 1 am Sold that I iiese samples ! .
ol llio tribes ol the Incas from the
I s
Peruvian mounds, dispute this claim , (
to pve-eininet'ce o! age, many ol then; 1
living shown to have l! mrished, in a
less dilapi lalcd condition, nearly lorty j
Centennials ago. Side by side with '
these unparalleled veterans who have
1 . In
I'obiiohhed with Adaiu and Itve, lor j ,
M"
aught i know, lie in states, numerous >
. t!
mortal remains ol Hie Anrae.diiaus, a
i . ti
set of comparatively frisky youths ol
only some lilteeii hundred summers.
u
I riin I say, however, that I see very
iuue.li to choose between them in the ^
way ol personal attractions. All ol ,
them sceni to have lost a good deal
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111 KIII.'H I IlliV vl :!l'l ml I . i ! I 11/? It-. Mm 1
~ rrj ! tM
hunting gi oiuls. I ndeed, most of I In m
!?:?vci lost -every! king but their heads, j
wliich afeai ranged .round oji shelves ..
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like jr] i?s j US in a d l\tg stole lo the
j -o. ' ? if |
ordinary observer hardiy lonk worth d,
saving. Tiu' lares have a uniformly ! j
111?!; a j > j?y expression, possibly owing to j [he
fact ol their skins being black, |"|
racked and ilruwn over the bones ol ,
ol
In; skull as tightly as a drumhead. ^
I'lio mouths are usually slightly open
iinl stulIVd lull ol cotton?evidently jj
n sonic way connected with the em>alining
process ? which perhaps u>! Is j 1,1
u at 11 t hing to the ?X pi ess ion ol set lh d (
nelaneholy just tneni i >ned. The hair j wi
s in.almost i very ease perfectly pi'v jla
lOrved.
Many tilings about the more perfect j
>f these luuinui'ks betray the existence ( ?
lin ing these ancient i.iees el believers
111d traditions similar to those ol the re:
> resell.I Aimucan Indians. With
nany ol them weia4 disinterred various
11 tides provided lor the convenience
>1 the (leeeaped oil his or her trip to
|, "regions ol t he sun," as they dos- wi
liked their li u :ii abode. Among ap;
ntides of litis iiftlnre hero idiown arc ...
"'i i NVi
i copper spoon, with Severn I j us-loublless
lillud with looil and drink? a
in I'd wood knitting ncebles with the ( u"
vomen and war clubs with the war- j an
iors. Little did the illustrious do- j t()(
inried dream, When making ail ill est* ; .
irrangoiucnt lor I heir post, morU'in J
ouilorl, that .alter decade# td centuries , an
heir niorlal coal would he disturbed tei
n its peaceful reposo and forced to j ih
oin in the festivities ot an upstart i
lalion ? that those. liintiiioh eyeballs]
vhieli turned toward the Sun god ho-.|gw
ore History was, would he compelled lit
o look upoi. the erlohrai ion <d' a paltry *'(
jenlury! lint such : i lite. "1
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J It D A V. AUG UST I
I'lli: IllFKld l,TIKS IN Tin: MAY. '
\ ('Iieiiibivluiii Kailirid on tin* Hamburg
Hint--!li? ii tiof Mope till for ill Fill tire
of liis Parly.
('on mhi a, S. 0., J ill v . \ 1^70.
To the Editor of the A*. 1
In lho JJcroUl ol Monday last, you
idvisu (.ioveruor Ciiuudu il.iin lo
iv lid a regiment of negro -.ailiiia to
Hamburg Lo hunt down the men 11ii
y ol ibo recent inuidcrt) ll r *, rather
,hun rail for aid ironi the United
Siatis. There are oiiu or two things
a ilio way, which i think will prevent
?ur cool and cautious governor Irom
'"ollowing your advice:
1. We have no ri ghncnt o( militia,
fiicro are about torly of them on paler,
with lull complements ol m gio
h.i j*>r-generals, brigadier*, &e. There
ire not 5d() unilonuod militiamen in
ho St at*;.
J. They would not go li wo had a
'cgiim-nt, it called upon. Tho rillo
lubs ol Aniken and IMgeliehl arc vet.
runs ol the late war, thoroughly dialed,
and tvck'es ; and not a corporal's
juafd ot negroes would answer a call
o arms.
The advent of a negro roginimont
Marching a<> linst wliile men would
3 D
yaku up the riotous element in evc?ry
anility ol the State. Soot I tried it in
5*70, and soon had to disarm Ids mili*
in to save IIn ir lives,
4. There is not a dollar in the Stale
re.usury to pay lor iransportation, sub*
isteneo, ammunition, ifee. The liter*
:hauts and hanks would not tiu-*t the
>lalo u dollar lor this or any other
ui i pose,
5. The truth is, that there are not
ibo\e 5,000 while men in this State
vho vote the republican ticket.
\o;iiii!*t these and the negroes .are
landerl GO,0t)0 voters, possessing all
lie money, all the land, and nearly all
he intelligence and courage.
Coventor Chamberlain has so lar
piiucd l lie lespcet ? I oil people that he
an salely rely on the execution ol
varrnnls should anv he issued rwono
J ------ - "o
ho leaders ol tho i.ii?l. Even (Joiiern)
hitler will surrender himself lo lhe
henlV if the coroner's jury ^h<>111< 1 1 m licalc
Itiin as loader. The whites
rill lit shrewd enough I?> prevent the
si; of I'tiui11 < 1 Sl;.L<\s troops: ll re
ublieaii ascendancy is lo he maintain
<1 in this statu it must ho hy other
jeans than force. II we irv that we
hull he beaten. t.Ve e:in pri vent i:i- j
iuiidulioii only hy presenting a stilte j
cki t which will disarm the had clclent
i t the democrats and give them !
o excuse for arming against it. ll
!ovi rnor C'hauiheilain is renominated
y the ropuldieuin, with a icasonable
lir Releeiion for lie1 other ollices, we
in have a peaceful election and an
r * I 'I
ioniums majority. That is our only
ape.
The county Government of I'algi
Id has been ill the hands of the inroes
ever since 180S. It was rcently
laraetcri/. 'I in an ollic: d report in >?le
t Judge .M u ki y,a republican circuit
dge, as "a hlol upon civ ili/.alion." It
is had four county Measurers, each
whom has been a defaulter. Ow r
30,0(0 has been stolen outright and
much more under thin devices,
ad il had reasonably decent treatcnt
at tlie hands ol republican rulers
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V/ I ' V I W \ I I I i I I I 1 1^ W t I UK Ul
I;i; Iv i baa a lair proportion, w ntld
ve been able to ehec'.< the turbulent
d \vu4ced. 1 he oily 1 avbulon t
untie- in lite State have raftered in
e name way. The civil power ?. > nut,
spooled because it is not respectable. |
>vonior t 'ham bci bun's ndiniiost rani
is the only btake in a long period
misrule. 1 have little hope that lie
11 bo accepted by the parly to run j
ain. We appear to he on the down- 1
?rd road, And that lends directly to 1
tale like that ot Mississippi. Xo I
e can save us but ouisil.es, and we
e too blind to-sou our only chance or
[> reckless to accept it. fcrtaoh negro
mjigogiu'S aa JMWtUt nn<i \v'upper,
il such while ones as I?oivii), l'ali'hoii
and Moses, will probably ride
u parly lo ilic <lev<l. ,S.
" Thiii's ihu uiiiiu building," said a i
lidc at the ccniciuiial lo a greenhorn
>ni ijic* L'inu 'l'iee stale the olher ?!?y.
lolly!" ivpliel the loyal sou ot Elaine,
kiiowcil our I?.?ys would put up
UK'lhioL* fine." i
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A TILDE1T AEOLITIOHI5T.
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APVJSI.S.
Cnvsins M. Cloy, of Kentucky, on the Si11?nation
?\VIi<? lhihbcl the Creedmen's
Rank?Who are (ho Real Frit .id ? of the
Colored People#
1 ho following extract. from the cori
esp<anion;:e ?>! the I<i)uis\ illc ('oiinoi
Journal, rop.arling a 1 Vtnooi at io barhccuc
at I lariauUhnrg, Kentucky, on
the 21kI. lost., cuMnun instinctive
| matter lor the colored people ol this
State:
At '2 l*. A!, the crowd again nsuan
hied, mul the chairman, in a hcnutitul
| eulogy oil the lite ut l!io lion,
. Capstan .M. (lay, welcoming him hack
to 11, ? I Jcinocral :c rank-, in' induced
i liiin to lli?? audience *i ** oiK' asking the
I )emoeraey to permit him lier.retmt li
j to labor in the ranso of relorui. Mr.
i Clay said it was his first oppoituuily
; of speaking to a I Vmorratic. audience
: in Kentucky since tin* war. ll.? wonhl
I toll t!it? colon* i people, as h * had told
; them in tin* South, that tin* IV norm's
j were tluir if il 11 lends; that tiirn* was
| no more danger ol thrir bring rr i nI
slaved when tin y rainr into power
than their was ol his Icing rusiavrd;
thai in all his trawls he had nexrr
nu.i a kingld man, who w uitcd
d ivory rrstorrd.
I lr ad vised t In* colore*! in in, a 11 r r the
most o trrlnl reflection, to support, t lie
nominees ot the St. Louis Con vent ion
as the best they could do, ami to assist
Kentucky in '.living a maj oily ol
Irom -ft),000 to (30,00 ho* dm plat! nan
ot honesty and reform. Ilo claimed
slid to bean old .Ieihisimian Democrat,
and he iinloiHcd the Deinoerae.y
ol I ?7t> as hi? did that ol I7iti, because
1.0 believed in tin* j?copie governing
themselves. .Jelter.soii was right, and
die parly in power ate wrong. lie
j was more prepared to-day than
ever to stand by the Cuiisn utio:i as it
I was and a- il is, mid to appt tl to the
I manliness and honesty o'. the Ainmican
people to stand up for tin or liberties
in ISVO. 'I'.'k < nlv sale ground is
where our talhcrs placed it. Wo owe
npial allegiance to the Slate and National
governments. I
II is guile as unconstitutional to go
lor ceuiraliz ition as it is to tako up
arms against tin* government, lie
agreed with Mr. Caldwell that there
was no l uioii party but the Democrat- I
j hi p i. ty, .1 imI that all must !"?\v look
| lo ii lor t!i(! safety ol our country.
As to licancu, lie was a hard money
man, hut proposed to leave all minor
money issues lor a Ijuslineiit alter the
great (piesiioiis ol leloi'in were settled,
lie did not go hack upon the (Irueloy
platform. tiieely ran upon ihe.Jellersoman
platform ?e<pial rights to all
men -ami the iart ??i our indorsing ii,
raised the Democracy Iioiu l.lie slough
into which it had lallen, lie would
impress upon the colored in- 11 that the
Democrats were not their enemies.
D.d you or your professed Ii lends??
the !iepnl/lieans -plunder the freedmen's
Uuieatl.
Did not the colored peopl-*, the colored
property-holders of (Mississippi,
who assembled with arms buckled
upon them to hear spem .lies, who recogni/
-d ike laet that tiieii suhsistencu
him! tlieir lite ties impended upon the
success of tin- planters and their protec
ion, 10 ieemed that Slated Ah, they
have ban ned who arc their real friends.
The present rulers w mled in absolute
nation j th?-y intend to perpetuate
tin ir p >wei:; they are no', sati-linl with !
increasing their ofli i.s 1 s an I salaries, 1
lull aie actually robbing lb 1 people; : .
and I ha', alter lliu mo-si. earnest l ellee !
. : t ... . * *
lion, in; j) i\;m Willie eO 11 Liu: most curi
.i)>t uv?vcriiiii'111 on ? irtii; ;111< 1 liiiL I
there was no limit in t!u i/ uudaeity 1
iim! robbery. We must li i\ c a change 1 '
ol in I c* I s, lor then *'i, ?1.\ i ion ol the j*'
('iin-.u; utioii. \\ ouiil you lake Mr.
Hayes I'M u re I w nil i i ' I'aeii you '
Would but a-k lor anuth i' leliu ol
Giantism.
lie (tie: sjii- vkt'j") wm .ii iavor o '
free Ilade, We Ii;lJ trie 1 for a Into- , '
dreil years to pay taxes upon articles ! '
e.oalrary to the eonsi.ilulioii. We had '
been a v 111111 lor a century; we u?u-?l 1 .
lit: weaned in 1 - - 71J, lor \y o are oil j .
eiioiielt now. lie wanted free Ira le 1
lor ul! the | rollouts <?i Hie count ry. t
lie was tired ol InritYan i taKcs. 1'urO- j'
alter lie was lor K- ntnuky liist, lor
the Southern end W esiern Slates m .\L,
anil then i! there Was anything lull ul 1
him, it was lor his whole country.
(Tremendous applause.] Ho was lor \ i
an entiie change--a 'J ;! leu change. 1
(Here 'ull<>wed an eloijneiit tribute to '
(iovei nor Tihieu, and his o.il'aiit stand
against t?>mc of bis own j>?11 v and ;i '
li?.si d! Now \ pi k thieves \\ 11<>111 In? (
compelled to disgorge :ib >tif. tjtd,()00,- 1
000.)
lie iWon continued; IIendriuks is 1
iiM hil ling ill Indiana as .Jaeks.jll Wib Hi j '
1\-imossro, tisi'l iii Wis WmnWlo j*t dgi.lent.
tWo M. Louis convention ha 1 ?
?ieled wisely and Wad pni the West men 1
to iWe Ironi, and We Wad '.Linked Ins ^
lied that W? liad boon permitted to '
11\ o lo see this day, when the 11Wellies
ot the people were about to Wo re established
by the election of those rep- 1
| . V * ' I ) M \ i I ^ 'b ib J
i il ltr I W ' i> VI'HiO flit fl St, IU 1
! < , I > I : sic ? I Ill -i'Hti ?'I
? i i ?Vlil cniiSti'lltC .1 r?C|iiWr
: i <?i v jil.'iy tyi?v lev* lh.??
Ml ill' It -A ! I/I C i'l .l I fo?'a 1 .1 S'JN 41 0?
i Mill I i.r;-. H<?1 ice , Jff't'.
iN'.ltll ' il'l'l I- IIMI'I mI l|?M<*l*1 |HM?.
nolle ol uic' S'11lull) iVi'O.
A lil '-i.tl ili-.eoiiMf v\ill niiti'<4 t*? lluwn
wlio***' julvort ii'Mi -'itU .iir to bo kept in t'tr
tlneo months oi longer.
??? i ! ? |Uin _ j, mi?H ? wmmm
roscntalivejt of relorm, economy and
honesty, TiMrn ami Ilendricks.
i The distinguished statesman wo*
lister.cI to with the most piolound
attention by those who havo ulliliatcd
. with him herutoloro, ami it is prudiot'
e l that many will stuml by him in his
return to that- party which so
warmly welcomed him back to day.
iMii'ou i 111 nu: i o.ti ui r n:i: on this
S'I'Ai: OK M l \ IHS I N bOl'ISLiX.i.
I'mhnhilit) that lite President will br.
( ensure,I lor the (Jourso lis I'ur.siivul?
I n en v In hie Itecnnl ,?i liis I'M*, I oliveI
in Casey ami Marshal Packard.
"W.v?nn>jiiTos, ,Juty 27.?The r aimer,
ol tlio Special C'oinmiiiv" on Louisiar <.
Altai i s promise;; t > be a tump n tni.tuio .
Will probably be the only report., ?so
lar as is now known, which will dm
brought tnto tlio House to openly
and directly consuro-tho Pic a le?l.
Tho committee iind that the Now C1 rleans
Custom House has been corrupti
ly managed by Collector Casey,
the President's brother in-law; that
these abuses wore louini to be so glae11?l;
two years ago by an investigation
that thr removal ol Casey was virtually
rccommemlcd. and that under tho
pressure then made he did actually
j lender his resignation, which the I'res
idem lelused to accept, and thereby
declined to interfere with tho terrible
maladministration ot ad'airs, which
continued to "row worse in the
history ot iraud and corruption in
federal and State mailers in Louiaiiina.
Und Casey been removed or Inn
n situation accepted, some lelorui
tni^ht have boon made in tho Customliosue,
hut the President stood in the
way ot this, as lie has in other similar
instances, and the committee believe
thai ho richly deserves censure. Tiiu
evidence is conclusive as to the abuse*
I
j in tho Customhouse, hut it is tally
! equalled hy tho truuds practised by
I'm led .States Marshal Packard, tho
prOh'Mlt 1 li'puhlica i undid ?ie lor Ciov
| ouioi' el bouisian i. I'm k nil appointed
d -puty marshals ami paid ilium .in
'violation of lav/, and his otherwise
need l is ollico to carry Ins elections.
Till) I ailed Sltttort District Attorney's
cilice the committee tied to bq, ho tar
as tho testimony goes, o very wellmanaged
ollico, und will not ho included
in Ino recommendations which lira
committee will rop u t in the cases ot
Liu collector and marshal. Wh?n i '??
report comes into the Houses tins supporters
of O r:\ii tism will probably
make some demonstration in ?uj?p >rt
ol the resident ami against the .report,
but the committee will undoubtedly
be sustained.
Foolish Habits.
He. H ill cnumurates several practices
of the cureless public, winch urn
soiih limes as daugeioiu as they aro
foolish.
Walking along t ho street with -tlnj
point ol an umbrela sticking oat beyond,
uu lor the arm or over tlu
shoulder. l'?y mi I lunly stopping to
<peak to a friend, or other Cause, a
person walking in the rear Iwid hi4
brain penetrated through the ey;, an
me ol our streets, ami died in a lew
lays.
Po cany a long pencil in tho .vent.
>r outside coat pocket. Not long
since u eh rk in Ne.v York loll, and 1ms
ung cord.tr pencil s?? pierced r.u .iu?pmcaui
artery that it had to be out
mvvn Irom the tBp of ilie should r to
prevent his bleeding to death, \\vtfi *
ii.ree mom ids illness.
To lake c.n icise, or walk for the
health when every step is a drag, and
li^lliiw in Jj? n
To gillie nvu a glass of Col I \V?Lcf,
on getting up iu tho murniug
w 11 In > h I any looling of thirst, under
Liu impression ol the hcallh-gi\iiig
iiatiue ol iu washing out ipialitics. ?
To oil uown at llio lublu ami ' Jura#'
y<mi sell' to eat, when there is not only
i<> unpotito, hut a decided aversion to
bod.
To lake a glass of soda, or toddy,
>r s.m gareo, or mint drop on a summer
lay, under the belief that it is sa for
mil belter than a glass of water.
To puimuaUu yourself that you ato
lestroying one unpleasant odor bv in
reducing a stronger one; lliut is to
weeu-n your unwashed peisuu and
pirniculs by enveloping yourself iu
lie Iuiuca ol musk, cologne or >oso
vatcr; the Lest peilutuo being a clean
-km and well-washed clothing.
Next to ? diary the most <ii ik*lt
king lo keep is a lead pencil.