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Tat I: .50, 60, 00, best. 70 ets per lb. MIXED << re? n and lack, X>, 00, 00, best 70 its. per lb. JAPAN. .rncolort 1 00,7 . '1 . 00, best $1.00 per lb. 1 Mi l RIAL. /hoo,n, CO, 7?>, 80. u>. bent $1.00 por ll>. \ (-l \c li Y >0N . ,< ; recti, 60, <0. 7'>,.v). < .SI. '0 best $1.00per lb tiUNl OWDKll. /been 81 -'50 per b JIKAKKAST. 3 J nek, 00. .<' 1 tst $1.00 . .per lb. \. I?. speciality of Garden ,( > vow' It V SON nut] IMP 111 A P, . I -1 i. au G, Kxtru Choice, SI.O0. O.ir *c?s i in one pound packages, .villi the . i t' p itiled on each. AGl NT f i) to get up clubs Io Sell viur Tea I dies, hotels, boarding bouse- i.n i willing for terms or ,.?(endiez o d viilioular i<> address the i 'ro?iiii l>! ..f ?! ? ' , ,v?. .. ... ?l I ll<" lUllli ll> MIIIS. HOl'iKHT WKLLS, y?). 4 J \*?'h > Street, Nkw Yohk. We .Me (otnpell 'I '<? re niest tliis as other j,:irtu'-i 1 uvii imii.it<' I tnr .inn namo. 1 Awx 15?'it. R. R. R. PADWAY'S READY RtLIEF CUllES THJ3 WORST PAINS Jn from Ono to Twenty Minutes. HOY ONE HOUR nftor rort !li?p thli ndvorttsonu't n"cd nnyono F.L'IM'KU W ITH PAIS. JlVDWAY'S READY RELIEF IS A CURE FOR EVERY PAIN. 11 won i lif first a ltd Li TTlio Only Piiiit Romoily thnt !n*inntty stops iho mo<t oxcrucintiiiK t.ftins, ?"nv? liiilaiiuniiil<>iis,<ai)tt nil< s ?toin.i <:l(nis, whether o. ttio Lime*. Mniiiiicti, KoWcU, or oilier ylaiuls or erpani, by pne appUuuUou. IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES, tin mnttcr how violent or exenulr.thi r the pain tho ulliit'M aTIC, Hcjtl rhltton, Inilrm, Crippled. Nfi veu* Neuralgic, or prostrated with diseaso may atiilc-r, RADWAY'S READY FtELlF* Wil l. AFFORD INSTANT EASE. INFLAMMATION oFTIIK K 11 ?NhVk' INI I.VMi: \TION OP THE 111,ADDER INFLAMMATION OF TI!E ItoWI I.S CONGESTION OF THE LUNOS. RORE THROAT, D1FKUM I r e.KK.vTIIING PALPITATION OK TUB I IK ART. II Y8TEIUCS, ( ROUP. DIPTHKUIv 'Ml. v 1. It IT. INFLUENZA. HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE M ' ItALGIA, RHEUMATISM. COLD CHILLS. AOPE * HILLS.The ii|>|tli "i ii?'ii of tin- IS on it y ItoIlrFtn Urn pnrt or pans wlier the | tiin or diilluuity exists will iill'Md ujuo hltd I !??nl'trl I v* im> i io|?s in liali't. tuml lor of water will In n few lil'itnonii < (iro CHA M l'S, M'ASMS, Sol it S l"<?A*' 11, 111', UlTRlUS, 810K HFADAOIIE, DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY. COLIC, WINli IN THE ROWELS, nil.I nil INTERNAL 1'AiNs. ' Travelers should nl?'?\s carry a bottle of Ttsnlnity'n Heaily Itt'lloiT with ilteni A few drops in >\?icr will prevent Mckncss or jmln< frnin ohnimo of water, It U belter than 1-reach ihutuly or Hitters as a ftlmuluni. TEVER AND AGUE. FF.VF.R ASP AGl'F citroil for fifty coats. Tlioro U not a remedial ape lit in this world that w ill cut" Fever had Acne. and all other Malarious, Hiloiis, Scarlet, U'vphold, Vollow, and other Fevers (aided hv HADAn tV'S I'II.IjHI ro r|ii1cu ?* RARWAY'd RKAl)Y UKJ.IFF Fifty coilta per bottle. HEALTH! BEAUTY! i'TRono and rrnn rich hi,oon?in cue ark Or F.I I All AND WEIGH r-FM.Alt SKIN A.ni) HEAIIIFIL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL, DR. RAD WAY'S ?Samprillian la\m\ YHE CrJGAT BLOOD PURIFIER. IIAR MADE THIS MOST ASTONISHING CFRF.S; RO I'UJGK. SO KA 1*1 D ARE THE CHANGES, Till-: HODS' I'VDFROOI 8, I V DFK 1 11 K INFLUENCE (?F TillS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE, 1 hat Every Bay an increase in Flesh ant feilit is Been ant Felt. Kerry drop of tbe PARSAPAUTLIJAN RF.SOLVKNT communicates through the flood, Swoitt, Urine, and other Fluid* and juicesof tlie s* bent the vk'or of lite, for It repairs tho wastes of the body with new and sound materia*. Nrrotila, (Syphilis, Consumption, lilandular dk use, I a . is In the throat, Mouth. Tumors, Nodohi:?tins Glands and ot her partit of the ay stem, Kore Eyes, Htruuiurou< discharges trout tin? Ear* mat itio worst forms of Skin dl?cu-cs, Eruptions, Kovor jsorea, Seaht Hoad, l>in Worm, Pall Kln um, Erysipelas, Actio. Jllaok Spots, Worms lit tho Flesh. Tumors, Calipers lit the Womb, and all weakening and painful discharges, Night Sweats, I.n?s of Sperm and all wastes of the life principle, oro within lite curative range oi this wonder of Modern Chemistry, and ft few days' me will prnye to any i er.-on using It for either of these forms of jliseuse its potent power to cure them. If the patient, dully becoming reduced l>y the wastes Mid decomposition that is continually progressing, sue* pet-ds in arresting these wastes, and repairs the same witli new material made from Wealthy Idood? and this the SAHSAl'AKU'LlAN will and does secure?a ctno Is certain; for when oneo tills remedy commences Its work of purification. and poceecds In dlininisliing tho toss of wa <' . its repair' will be rapid, and every day the patient will fed him clfgrowlna heitei and.* trongi r, the food digesting hci i ,, appetite Improving, and llesh and weight Increasing Not only does the HaRSAPAMtUA* Rrsoi vrsr creel nil known remedial Agent-, i n I ho euro of t "hroni'- icrojuloiut, Constitutional, and bkin diseases; but it the pnly positive cure for Kidney & Bladder Complaints, Urinary ntid Womb dlseanos. Gravel. Diabetes. Drnn?v. ptoppatte ol Water, Incontinence ofUrine. Briulitta l>is( nsc, Albuminuria, mi l In nil ruse* where (hero urn t rick dn.ndeposit*,or the water Isihlek, Cloudy, mixed with *ub*!H<u ei? hko tlic wlilf of an < .'k'. <>r threads liko w hile ellk, or i h'-ro lm incrbld, dark, hillotis mipearpnce, am! while hone (lust .'cpoaltfl, and when there is a jirlrkiiik, burniiik <-'< usatlon when mo-alnv water, and pain in tiio huiall of the Hack mid along the Loins. Tumor of 1? Years' Growth Cured by Railway's Resolvent DR. RADWAY'S PerfectPiirptiTc&IleplatiiPills perfectly toMeU-s*, elegantly coated with sweet fftim, puree, regulate. purify, cleanse and > trenethen. Had?v.iy's Pills. for the euro of ali nlsortlers ot tiio Hiomaeh, l.ner, f* owe la. Kidney*, Ilhvlrtcr. Nervous Hl.eases, IteMiUotie. Coustlpoiion. Oostlvciiiwa, Indigestion, l>yn. e|?>h?, WIU)U*ne?s, JSitloiix I'ever.Iiitianiuiailon ot iho i i\i. N Pilei, nnrf all Dorftir/einni'a <>l the Internal . l?eer V. ranted tn efl'eet a ih)?.live cure.. Puroly Ve.-e .iblo.coniununit no mercury, ulneruUor deleter!* rusdrucK a i vr ftt?ses r>f TvATIWaY'H PII.1,8 will free Iho svsir mi fmin ail Ih< aisivo named disorder* Price, 2d cents llr.X A'lLO KV lilu/OilTS'Jri i 1 if) "VAhAY. AM) TRUE." Ptnd c*o letter i; ? l ihv'i',7 A Of) , No. *2 Warren ?>t., N>ty . i"U v?>rU) ihoiisrnd* wllj ho yont yoip HO] HOKBY NEWS-! T. W. M1CATY, Kdi iok. II'. are in no irir, re.sjiotifiible for the views of our ('orrcupi Tiff'.nts* SATUKDAY, NOV. 28ih, 1781. Law niwt Justice in Louisiana. Since llu* Kcllogg-I,< tin <li lieulty ij> Louisiana, the Xevv York Tribune Imb had olio ol its most i t liable correspondents in that Stale, visiting the tliDevout parishes for t he purpose <?'. jtseertainiug the true helB ol '.lie it nation, ho as to arive at the true cause ol the troubles in that tin foi tannic Slate. V t.\ lint on n.it'nfl ni.nl.. .... <..n?U a v i hv/u o vy uiiiui luiiau; i? " 'ih.i v. ?i ' u Una. This correspondence. is an interesting feature in 1 lie ellbrts oi v" tho Tribune lo Urine; out I acts as they are ami liavo been in thu South and lay them before the world in the naked 1 ihL of trull). Hitherto the South has been denied this rightj no statement ol existing facts set forth by Southern people, and Southern | Journals whs believed. Tho car was deal', tho mind blind, and the connote ?ee seared to all except tho most berried tale of bloody Ku-Kluxisin, and outrages perpetrated on the inoeent blacks, and Missionary carpolsackers. I lerc is a specimen of rule, and ol law and justice, as related !>y the '/'/ /buna's correspondent: lv.liLLOGO'S Ol'IMtHSBlON OF t,A KDU ItCIIIC I'AltlSlI. On my way hither 1 stopped in the village ol Thihodenux, which is the parish seat ol I ,a Kourcuo, w here 1 hoard a dolelul story ot oppression ?>t .h tax-payers by the Kellogg governinetit and its cream re* It was an undisputed tact thai La Kourclte was carried in 187'J hy the Conservatives fliey have a clear majoiity in the registration, and always poll very nearly their lull strength. The election was fairly conducted, and at its close the I niied Stales Commissioners, remv111ii?l; l in- Lr publicans, \oiuuiaril\ testified to I lull etfcci. liul ill** KeI* 11 i.hcaii leaders in New Orleans deemed ii important to have ihe nuinolo! La Kouiche i'an.-li, inn) with out a 8einbianco ol reason, Kellogg gave ceriiliealcs ol election lo the ran delate who ran on ihe u kei *vi?li him. The I'onaervali vt s Weill lo llie coin h lor their lights, l>in where absolutely deb irred Iroin a eontesl bv the extraordinary decision ol the Sn|ireine Court lliat the CoyernoiV ciriithale was sullieient prom oi iWetion, ai d that 111 o returns eou.d u-'t be addtieed lo set aside that certilieate. I nder ijtteh a ruling the tioverimr is made n lalltble, and it heeonies impossii le t<? contest an eleelio ; lail linn was no te(\tVS??, aild the dtd^ Ueled olliet ol tin- parish had to gi\e way lor an uiino inali/.ed ? i iu who Oeea.ni' pai ish judge, and h i ignorant 0'\_r i as sin rill, clerk, reood* i .is < ss r, p.. lice jurors, and just it i s ol i lo p net . l'lie judge thus installed was an o\s I CI' \ ell? 11 1' on I e i ? \ < Ml, a ud l no I only wi11?< in knowledge ol law, but lias hardly the in n, i.*> 1 a ? m moii school edueation, and is mentally inoapable ol eenijn? la < i. g to mim) irs| argument. i>\ i a "i. ni a ! ; b I ot go'iig bait looted he is known along tile Ba^ on l h\?ur i? .1 he f t * Uingless lawyer." Tie- members ot tinP J l?ar hay 1 hat he will gr nl .0 \ inoiion that is made with the use < I the phrase pro Jonmiy having tin idea that t 111 <>'inn pro fb) mil leaves 110 option .\ 1 h , tlie court. NKoini.' tV AS .U'lHJKS AND .H'UYMICN, This reminds one ?>t lite stories 11?I?I by the late I'ari-h .Judge of Assumption, who was an illiterate Cuban, this man, like Ins judieiui to-other ol i.aKoii 1 ehe, knew not the law, ? lit In had an original met hod of giving ptdg iliciil. \\ iK'll ;i point \\ ;?- ?*.tI I b\ a ta*v\er, he heard the ai^nm in pr?? and con, and then nodding iiis head ai d pointing |ti> linger at tin* attornev win so view lie lavmcd, uciionuecd t-lie opinion of tin* court hy saying, "D.iCs tor yon." Onee a point vv.ik raised w lilt h absolutely required ji longer decision. hut the Judge was equal to the eineigeuey. lie adjourned the court in order to consider the question, , and then went to the Auditor of the parish lor consultation. The Auditor's view seemed to rtrikc him lav??r ably, and he asked him lo put it in writing. Then he went to the Clerk oi the Com l and obtained bis opinion, w'lilell 11! 1 p | >1 lied to be in eoi.lltet With that ol the Auditor. Hi .'tiro toe court met again the Auditor met tile Clerk, and ouch told the other ol wlmt lie nud done toward In iping the Judge to make up .us miuti. Thereupon a wager ol a hat was offered nod accepted on the result: each beltimr tloi hi 1 ! own opinion woill<t prevail, ll i iu* member ungltl, the * .eiK had the -ntI intact ion ol hearing his opinion rem I | Iroin the bench, and won the hat. Willi K>u<-h eouitf, and negro jurora who cannot read or write, the l;iwhaye a hud ijnie solid O e (i, j ip <\v'? Vt'i, must l ?m lii |;t 01 ot ntgiu juroi>, ano tnai i* in.il, at though a point ol law cannot bo insula ; 10 penetrate ilictr brain, they arc noft, iivo.v in ioiuiing an opiui^n as to Uya rim WEEKLY NE> 1 jjuilt or innocence of a prisoner, aiel . M) 1,11' f v < 11 m sliii-lilitKr (it < >i I?> of tlw>ir f- 17 "r " own Iroin oonvietnm of punish* infill, llify reverse a well h town maxim ol law and are <Iik|;o^? <1 to believe e\ety negro *4uiIty until In* is proved innocent. The white juror is much more lenient towards the colored men, lx'e:ui->e he always takes the ignorance of I lie negro and other extenuating eiroiimstuneos into aceoufit. The testimony ol (mji. XieholU, one <?l the most prominent, eriminal lawyers in Louisiana, is most emphatic on this point. As Commonwealth Attorney he would prefer a jury ol negroes, as counsel lor the defense, a jury ol whiles. NEWS FIMM COLUMBIA, The Nov Legislature?A Struggle for the Speakership. [S; eeial Dispatch to the News and Courier.J Columhia, November 23. About eighiy members ??t the Legislature have arrived in thi- city, rnd are industriously engaged in eouniiug noses I'm the election nl speaker ol the House. Ii all the Conservatives arc here to-morrow, N. I>. .Meyers, ot Heaulort, who will l>e run lor speakei in opposition to I?lliott, will get ovei liity votes on the tirst ballot, and will plobablv be elected, but it is leai'uv I I I-1 t ill.. ( .111... "..HI. lull' v ? ? v v? V I 1 1 v Tj Y V- I J *' W whom have yet arrived, will not In hero in time, The lingular Kepubli cjiii.s arc holding a caucus to-nighl will closed doors It. is understood thai Chamberlain, Mellon and the udiniuis trail >n arc supporting Uliiotl, and an moving heaven and ?artli to secure hu election. The inaugiiraiicu ol I 'liain herlaiu will not take place until Tiles day ol next week. Kimptiui arrive* in this city to-day, but the object o his mission is kept a prolound secret It is supposed to have something tod* Willi the iraudiilent eoiiversiou bonds llowen is also here. Very lew members o! the State Taj Union have arrive*!, and the nieetin* will probably be small. The United Stales Court opens l*> morrow. About iwvntj war rants iiux* been issued lor the arrest *?l eitizenso Ivlgelield lor violation oi th eiilorce inent aci, nut no arrests have yt bc? i uncle. \ iDK'i l ie. I n warrantable Act bin of the itoanl o (??n vassers. [Newsami C-'ou ier ('onedpomlcnee.] Coi.u Mitt a, S. November '23.? It is r? ported lui'e i hit a iratiil Inn been altein)ne(l by the Slate hoard <> canvassers in regard to the returns *> the I iovcrnor1* cleciiiui. lac consli tU'ion provides expressly that, the re . . * / * > * < wi n* in im* vjiivi'riior s curium iron I lie several counties shall In* scaled up transmit li d I?y mail to llm secret ary o Stair, anil delivered to the speaker o V IlL' I I OIISI! 1)1 Ul'pl'l Sl'l.liti Vl'8, w ill shall open ami publish them in tin (ii'iieral Assembly. I hey cannot evei he opened except hy the rpenkor ii joint. Assembly. It appears that the secretary ol Slat.t has opened th"se rctur:s, and eithci he or the State hoard ot canvasser: have added nearly three hundred vol? .? to tin* lieaulort return. Oi course t hi? makes no dillerence in dm ermiiting tai election, hut it makes Air. ( hauib r lam s majority over I l,ot)l), and deter mines several hets on I lint ligure. tin secret a'y ol State has made a serion: mistake in opening ami puhlishiug lIn returns, and llm act on ot the Stall canvass in assuming to increase a ic turn which they have no authority l* touch at all, is subject ot'grave accusation. It is even said thai some < t (hi .-date hoatd ol canyassers are known it have heavy bets oil the eleei loll. N. B. Myers has an excellent pros peel ol being made speaker in opposi lion to 1.0 Hi oil Some ot Kllioti i 1 i iends l::i\? proposed n> him a nargaii i hal in ca-i' Ik* is ? leeied In* shall a|r point Eili ti eha rinan ol the <- 111 mitieool ways and means, prmntsiiiL di al hi' (KMH>tt) will tin liit* same inn to Myi Is sln'Ul'l lu' ilrli'al 1111II. i > < 11 .\!yt is refuses t?? entertain I In* propos*. liuli. Candidates in abnudauee 01 hand already. Conoa mcis. ClIlCAl' ' r i A Nsl'OK I A 1 ION. A (-Oil vim 11 ion will In- held in Iviehmon l, Va. on the tiisI M ?nd iy in Deeemb r m \i to take lino i-onsidi ration In* prseiii a hility ol "promoting eheap transput* taiion in ihi* I'niicd Stales." (governor Moses has appointed tin lollow 1110 named gentlemen deleo uc 1 o represent l his Sate in the ( onven 1 ion: ICx-Ciov. !?. I\ Seott, ol Hiehiand Muj. 1>. 1). l'o? loi'tid, ol Marlboro Andrew Sininml*, 10-11 , < I ( 'harlesf.on J. W. (larriso ,, of \ m|?t o lion. I 'fiati \V insiiii' ! , 01 s>pir| a 1 in S S. So|mn ns, E <| , <?I ( ) rjes'ou \V. ?I. MaI'o 1 ai h, ol t hail v 1" I d what is known as ?h " \\ in Is 1 i? pon," ma le at th la -t s?- sion t Hi ? ?mc>i'i'ssJol the (Jetted > au?s vera rMiroaiysui veys were ordered, and; eoi ps ol en o 11 1 ers are n?\V <> 1 : It" wn I coin some p? illton the 1 ii:es?ee rive to Clayton, (Georgia, ihence lo Andcr son court house, S, (J., md also t< Athens, (*a. Kai.sic Facts.?During a trial ou '.\T , : ' < '! i be u it nnssea w?'* j?? \& ' oner, i ? ' f>\l.t11\ J ?m ' ( ' whple court by Haying; 'j/Iudh judgt dat ?pan am stali^' Facts dpt he kuov L ' ?i* y-i*. . - \\S: NOVEMBER 28 SOUTHERN STATE DEBTS. The England Proposition?Satisfactory Results Reported, A Itichniond correspondent telegraphs to the New York Herald midor date ot November 17 the iollowing interesting communication: Arrangements between tlie British bond-holders and the governor and , treasurer ot Virginia lor landing the j present debt ot the State, have at last been entered into with some satistacj tory results. 1'he Legislature ol Vir! * : . ! a i ... A /' . .. . . . 1 gima ut lis last session appointed Governor Kemper and Mr. K. M. T. Hunter, the treasurer commissioners to center wit It the creditors ot \ irninia to see it something could not bo done to }iul the debt on a satisfactory basis. Accordingly tlicy bad si mooting on the 10th instant, which resulted in nothing, bince then, and largely owing to Governor Kemper's exertions, sin arrangement has been made by the Yirgiuta commissioners and the Amerio n Bond Funding and Banking Association Limited, ol London, by which the British Association engages to retire the present debt and receive in lieu ibereot bonds payable in thirty years, with principal and interest payable in London in gold coin, the whole I j to be secured by a sinking I'und, and the payment ol interest, principal and I sinking lund to be taken out ol the bands ot the legislature and vested in | the auditor, who can be-compcllcd to 1 levy and collect taxes to pay them by 1 mandamus in either Slate or Federal courts. The American Bond Funding and Banking Association is backed by 1 the tirsi capitalists ot Kurope- -Loul Nortlibrook, chief ol the house ot Baling; Kothschild, Gillat, ot London Hope, ot Amsterdam, and Salomons 1 j ot London and New York. It has at ' ready made arrangements with tin ) 1 i r a ..i m : : ^1 IIUI III J: \ I Rill I 111 . | >| II . Alabama, South Carolina, Noilh Car olina and \ irgiuia to accept the pro * position to land curtain Hpecilied por s j Lions of their public debt in bond.' payable in London in gold coin, and lIiom' governors have undertaken u recommend t lie measure to their res 1 pectivo Legislatures. I lie Gov ernor ot Georgia has rejeo 1 ted the proposition, and that Matt will be lett> severely alone. In lltt ' opinion ot many the Legislature o North Carolina will not accept tin t? nils proposed, because they wdl hint - Iter to pay, and put it in the power o < the bondholders to collect their inter I est and debt. The legislation provnh 1 to secure tile payment ot th new bom's h is heen prepared b\ counsel eminent at ilie American ami limgiisii , j oar, and is approved by Kudo rick Knapp, ot Merlin, who is the Gcrneii auihi-riiv on American law. and .Mr, i i M'lij.tiitin, oi London, it is ti'iscd hi , [ i In.- <H't'i>ion oi i !u? Su rente Court o! . | lilt- I niled Males in the eas s against , , the Wi stern rit ics'niid counties?Va. , ' i 1 !l*iii;i11 v>. Quincy, Cicpoke vs. Dub i 11(j111'?and those adjudications whirl I told 111at a conn has power toentorei ' tin* collection o( a tax when the Legts ' i e has provided the necessary /na r. ery. 1 lie legislation by the asso nai n?n this provide neerssarv inn ri.itirrv 10 secure Iiir rollerlion ol :i tax, \vintiie?'a Legislature iH willing or not, and makes it a contract, so jo lt> In* irrv pealahle. ,) udge lliomas chairman oi the S? nalc committee 01 inaiice/yMr. C'oghlll, chairman ol tin Itnli^x^V commiit. e; Judge Robert UuId, ot^fcus city, and other leading members oi tin* Legislature, are in in vor ot the |dtui. ImlepeihleJit There lever was v '^Ve nation in - which political purtiesH^ not cxisi. - ] .V theocracy or a despotism may exist i without j.iiirtie-tj hiu a ooiistitut ion i! monarchy like Kngla id or ( ierinauy, or a republic like our I'liN^ lives and . at I v a in os onl\ by the struggle ol eoni thelitis pjirties lor supremacy. i in. i history <?i the progress ol all modern . lice Mates is a hLloiy oi parties , 1'anies are the agencies by vv litrl they int'Vt; and have their heing. Individuals are elleclivv, ami teli upon tin history or policy ot a country only b\ 11d)11ri ring or guiding par y. It ha? sometime* broil sai<l (hat a true states 01:111 should i?o above pan y. Very beaiiiiiul docmne ihis, but very un W ise and Uopraclieal, since all ibal l Ik statesman gains ny raising lii ins** 1 abovt pany, or iliscounccuiig binisel ti'om party, is i?? reiioer hrusulf utterly powerless l?> aeliieve aUYlhlug lor hi: ohiim ry. Not by raising himsel .1 1l>? ?\ r- parly, bin uy idoiitily ing him .<m It with it and leading it, may In, . ^ hope lo carry out bis plans. i In-ories art* good; bill measure.* !otl"l be I'Diiil. eiod Willi IIK'M in Ol'doi < IjC 1111 ,*.-.?* i ?n( U)l" 11) 8 \V)I III I'll* 1 Iij'i pciideol s tivMiltit i" lit tiK- |) >s| , llOH, W' K'l I liaiiic described, <>l lilt . A aiesm hi i. ii -it iriemls. ^nys he. ' 1 llllt III.Ill WHO iirtoiV 111* collies lull j 11* W l.'I' ii ? liu it it lui-t HI' wilo CO Ml11 <fc ,, III ? po a i i In iiu i_U d lo desert b|i ^ .|"|. IIU", |?I Wll ? IUMU;J 11 il.lS III) 11' IV* 11 i: , i . sj iiijm11 ;z, * Wil li liiiii, is a |?t i so? wi o oii^ai i. iir hi I) Miller, d by i r> emit I'oun.o | . 11 ii,tin (.hi (u continue ii aii) ol Uii'i.o si i ii.n ions i? liii'li l oiiuu* lie icud and dirce-iinn oi public atlaii> t because- such a man iias no eontieelioi ri wi.h Hie interests of the people, t c .tesiuaii, lo be successful, must ha\" i otun* wijn tin* people ianiifyin< , uirough tiie w iielo country. Tb*'tn v connections no man can form excep through party. Without such con \ ; \ , 1874. ncclion he has no influence whatever. *| The same reasons that dictate that he should attach himself to party require that he should be true 10 the principles and interests of the party. Political ?< I honoi and political wisdom alike-do- d maud this. Parties are the ouiu^Ld " expression of tlie inner lile ot u * people. To be independent in politics n is lo take no share in that lite. It is r< to live a political anchorite. It is to ?t bo :i cipher in the nation. .No one l' man's individuality is so powerful * that it can be opposed suceesstully to ? the combined individualities of thous- j, amis. The Frenchman who is neither Bviiinpui'tisl, monarchi-t or republican; a the Knghshuiun who is neither liberal ! nor conservative; the (icrmati who is 11 neither lor nor against Bismarck or the ultramoutanes; the Spaniard who is neither republican nor Carlist; tiie e American who is neither republican es nor democrat, is a zero in the political action ot his country. It is always p possible, of course, to t magi no a State M policy superior to any advocated by il < any party; but it is not possible to u carry it into elVect until a powerful party is educated up to it and advo- 11 eaies it. Parties will always be more or less corrupt. Tbey are not divine r* institutions. But the duty ot the citi- u zen towards a party into which oorrup- t< Hon has crent is not to leave it tor w 1 light reasons, out remain and labor to purity it; to eject hum it the scabbed H sheep which would mar the whole u lloeU. The political Archimedes may move the rState to a higher plane ot lite; but he needs a lever to move it with, and that lever is party. There | is no other. All this is true til parties y everywhere. It is true ot parties in s l a. i i . . 'i >i 1.1; 1 uus country. i nc rcpuoncau unu ? democratic parties still live, ami the g ' contest in this country will be between ' hem; and in the contest the republi- i can party must win. It represents * the genius of America and American ^ ' institution, it is conservative-pro- * gressi vc, just as l he democratic party 1 is consiTN ative-stalionary or relrogres- t sive. la saying that the republican 1 party is conservative progressive, we k uiean that it is not stationary; thai it * strives to hear the country ever onward, but only through the modes and v forms ol law and ot the constitution. , Its face is turned towards the future. * It is not satisfied to preserve our insti- t I (litmus intact. It i. ever anxious to i improve them, and eradicate all ex- j ( creseiices that grow upon tin in. The n ( agitation agaist slavery was but one J act in us history. There are other 1 great tasks in si ore for it to aecoui- a j lisli. 1 Since the recent election we have i more faith in the future than ever. i i hat election was a rebuke to repub- < \\ n:i i .. .i .. . . \ i: . ..... i iii .vii u,iin;u> i?y iiiu rei?iiuilean party. It was ihi' chastisement of the party ,l. ??v lhe party. It was the powerlul ef* i lort ol a healthy body to rid itself of x the loul humors that were undermin- ? ing it < ionsiitu-ioii. The party was ] becoming a mere governing party? governing tor t lie sake ot governing i and ot holding place. Its members J have wakened it to active work again, i and reminded it that ii must not only govern, hut govern well, in the interest ol the whole country; that it must not only preserve what, good features ( 1 we have i'i our form ot government, r O ? hut add to iliem. They greatly err t who think iliat the republican party is ' on its iast legs. Those who believe 11 that 'lie detections from the republican 4 ranks are great will do well to ask ^ iheimelves, \\ In-re can republican dc' serters go? To t be democratic party? j The element ol repulsion ot that parly ior republicans is too great to permit ol an atfinnative answer. And if they do not go ovei to the democrats, they will remain with the republican | party, only they will insist on being i better served by the men tbey elect to office than has been tbe case in the i immediate oast. The i.-n-ie ili-n iu I I J ? 1 sell correct ing may resouably hope lor a lonir lease of life ami of usetulness.? I hid I g <? rJ\ibune. Ticn Thousand I'isoi'Ms?There are ' , inori' than ten thousand people in the Unite*! States who expe\?t to be the j , happy possessor* ot the first grand s prize m liie Kentucky Gift Concert ot i s ^Ja ^ooo All ot them but one will t . I be dis:fy>p'J[nt?'d, One will get it, (or ' (lovoruorriramlettc, tlfe manager at i Louisville, has announced that the | 7t s . | Concert will posii i<tt^y t ike place on ^ , ; November ;?(), 1 N "hat there will be i no tanner p*>stpoin*Went, and if onr , | readers want to know more about it, , ! write to him. IIow many, when meeting with sulk-ring and want have regretted | thai tlu-y did not possess 1 lie means < < to relieve tin- distress ot nniortunate i- J fellow mortals. A ticket in the Texas . (lift Concert Assoeiution at Denison, - inav make i ho'poor man wealthy. At It'u-1 till- ? <>8i in but a triile and no one ; Inn ran spare a dollar lo buy a ticket * , | without anv inconvenience. ?! ?? A d"ud man can drift down stream, t * but it t;?k< s a live man to pull up 1 against it. That \* the time that tries 1 a man's muiI? when the tide is against < ' him, i* ?? ? , A po?.r boy who had been on the J i iiamp all day, oalkd not long since in V the glooming at the house of a farmer < e in Scotland, a?ld! thus addressed the ' i farmers' wife: 'Alistre*s, could you ob- 1 e ligc nio wi1 a dring o' water, for I'm , t that hungry I dion^ kon where I'll i- -sloop the nicht,' 1 R * [*HE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE, J'lie I>eu(ling American Newspaper." OlINDKI) IIV HOKACi: ORUKLlir, In the recent elections the people b.-iyedeclar. Hin favor of houesty lu politic# and indedeu enco in journalism. Tiik Tcmuxiii^vlilch year# go declared that it was not and neier moro rould bo a p.irty oigfuii, claims the verdict, a# io popular vindication ot it# course, ami recogixys In the result tUo v? ico of the people for *fonn and integrity lu government, tor candor nil indepoiidouce hiuouk newspapers* During 10 campaign which Just closed Tun ThiUnk has fully maiutaiuod its right to the title, f the "Loading Ainericcu Newspaper." This ostiiou it has earned uud retains for tuo followijf, among oilier roa?ons: It publishes all the news, earlier, moro fully, ^ nd more intelligently than any oilier p iper. It insist# on peace through>ul tl^o whole.conn ry, the right of self govornimu t, and the pro scliuii of all classes in the exorcise of thol r ju .j, ml legal rights. It advocates confidence and good fooling be. ween Norm and Sojlth, and labor# for an boa Jt and abiding reconciliation It maintain*! fairness and candor toward all ublic men and que* ions, and UigBfe and cuur t>?y toward associates and rivals. kj publishes sciuelihc news, reports, discuskmib and discoveries to a degree of fullness and. ecu racy never before attalneU by any paper. It gives every week ten or more columns of tie most carefully prepared agricultural mutter luring the year, much more in the t..*:gngato linn the entire contents ol any other agricuitutil publication, and luu whole forming adepartumtof which an eminent agricultural editor ar says: "It has done more to make goou tai uirs than any other intlueuce which ever existed.'' It has published a series of Bcinelilto uud liter ry exttacts wbich^havo met a wider sale and lore emphatic popular approval than any simlur publication of the kind. iVIiat tSac Suulltcrii Press say of Six. V ? IUNUC, Wo consider Thk Tribuwk a veiy vaApabte pa>er^Ashviile (N. U j Cllizuu. 'ifrojkvvv-Yo-> k Tkihc.sk, hi its taithlul and eaicimig exposure ol outrage Slanders on A in. iaiua and oilier Stales, lias done immense ser? 100 to trutli and justice, ? Macon (Cha.) Teie? raph and ALesseuger. We tliank Tub fSfcW York Triiiurk for its nauly and powerful worusin demanding justice or ute people of Alabama.?Montgomery (Ala.) s e ws The boet newspaper iu the world is Tui New toKK Trihvmi. It combines lue dignity a..U aguci'y ol the London rimes with the lepresou,.Mive news enterprise of America. ?iiaiiiuiure iuliotin. A paper to bo admired for its independence of one end lis reliability ol uev,s.? Lpiscopai Vielhodlst, HalliiLH.l v, Md. Any one wno wants a hrst-class paper which ieeps iuiiy up witn the times in literature, ciei.ee and art should subscribe ior Thk Tkiucns, -Sparltinbuig (.b.O.) Carolina spartan. The imperial sheet ot\ the WuriU, Thk Nswi okk 'i hi hunk-The Jacksonville vi'ia.j iNew south. We regard it ns die best paper, all in all pubished lu tno I'111 tod (States.?Morristowu (j.iie tie. To day The Nbw-Yorx Tkihi'mb is undoubtedly ,lie tirslot Amen an newspapers; whatever may ie said of Us ilVale, it Ui s clearly won precedence if all, and \ery creditably does it represent tne ournalism of the country. Wline dealing wltu ill the topics coming wituiu the range ol a news.i.'iper, ins 1'hhioar maker a speciality ol the jleat subJe t ol asl iCUUUie. it becomes iheieore a mutter ot vnai ruiuorlance to me couu,ry that tin direction oi me ideas ot mis v.nt le noil shou d be i i ublenud oiiscieulious hands, tud a inaitci for conKiai't nation in.it the l.iroiei's lewspapsr par ex.ee letK'rt has ibe higli blandin; ui ITib Tkiiidrk*?- The. Y JCrouiu. 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