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ea th of the Poet Tennyson.
. I Temsyson died oti thc m<>rn
Uc? (??l?. at his home. A lu
TO, Surrey, ling
iv? M th, near 11 isletm
Immediately after his death the
renreseniativu of the Associated :
? Vess i;:? ] a? interview wills Sir A si j
trew Clark, urie el the physic kins :
who attends;d thc poet laureate. Sir S
Andrew said that Lord Tennyson's j
[eath was the most glorious ne had ;
itv'er seen. There was no a.'tiiicial j
iii:::! in tho room and the chamber '
was afr?osl in darkness, save where
: broad Unod of moonlight poured in I
L brough a wes S ern window. Tlie |
... iii
moon s rays fell across the bcd upon
which tire d\ing nran lay, bathing*
him iii their pure, pol?iic?ij iight aiid
forming a il 'inbrandl ?ike background
nf the scene-. Ali wa* silent saving
ihe soughing ol' the autumn win?! as
ii gently p?hycd through iii . trees
S?!T?>U n?ing the house, a lining re
f?t": fill fer tire g- title poet wiro sang of
i o ve and the beauties < f nature
Motionless L ei Tennyson lay
upon his couch, the tide of hh*. lile
gently and slowly ebb mg out into the
ocean of iii- ru?rui?e. No DJCKS * I
nain ..: soi?'e'W checked its course or
catire?! a npn'e un n the outgoing
ii i':. As pr-accinliy and as gently ss
he had lived sn he died, looking un?
til i?:o end into tue eyes ul tn ?se dear
to hi'!'
by lus bedside and ?rr Andrew Clark
remained by li is slue from .!.?. m >
ment of h's arriva! anti! he bleat lied
geuin; a::.; painless wa
ig awav that his (amii v' ii;
Know ne uau ?
i?.:ti! Dr. Claik
bro Iv?.* inc news t" Lady Tenr-yson,
who bore the closing scenes ol lier
Teal trial well in spite of her ex
*mely delicate health
Tlie lion Hallam Ten ny s ?n. the
ooct S S ti fa^ S. ii; ll
i'":;tii was .. mtuently
s 11liier s
efnl liv
; a el
ls :ie" ?ie n.-'iit :e I ; i : '-il
;M 4 re?a
.i tu ..
*. ? \ es i> >
IS I'V ;.
lue
: I . :. iiful stiii'rd :.!av -<i
ver ins 'eaiarcs, ito ubi a.- to lin*
'jit-are was in his wan j s; :', a.id as
lie end carne he appealed lo fi!!
.:i ta iv <tn: lt" r-s;.t
? r?g hand ol tue A ne
ii ?; those wino ste. d
b .-ck
!>. a!::
L^uec-ly knew ii.at li-.- had parsed
w,?'.'.
Aiiied Tennysoss
on d'Ky n'-Mer t., >?
-oje ;? : v. ie
- irai 'on i enny
A Mw n th -wai
1 -' -, iii . bini
..rs. j '.ii win an::
. .'hs iv. /. ?b?-tn '>:;::..: l>iowning
: .> Sib ti::- ??-v. Cia* ion Ttmi.y
.;.Li Chu rel
:.' . ! ! - ' ....?. i< a \\ i
....au vi unusual v _".)!' ul int: 1'ect an?
yas ciia: aetei ???-d among other ami
hie .e. i e:ii\-.. qualities byar
^varying tende. . and kindness
-'War?! trie assirnal wei ld, the trace:
::'. n;.;.;l !.. passage "1 In?* Laureaten
? !y The Tennyson family cou
?st Ct s i i ? wt ive ri:: ii? en and it is no
Luerserving ol lemaik that each ;
se seven brothers h ts in greater o,
degree been a writer of poetry
;eul? s 'J <-iiuys ;i Turner :n iv li'
inked among the first sonneteers "
ni- ct irtury.
The \
Y :h Ilerihl sa^s (dit ,
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i.t, !H dead
ne wan..
ai t. (.? ne- ie Uh : ? ! >. ?? v \v\]
v: hi.u a:..! j >ve hin: as ,dain A
ii a i i
md y : uni t ?ci hejg {" ?- i!,
nam' ;. : 't?y-tw
T- TI .ny s ni v: . <? . -1 i. ? . ?ani<
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.Ti j?ttrd ' M rene
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wrvle 'He
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ver .h-vnr?ed
: t. i : i ! i - ; s .. ?
::i t ! ? en J i
s^npenoi nv
he I? ' l!i tl ??
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iv se . . ? ? s i ; ? I
vs n t' o, had
v. tie- th -.e!
?M,raiv -i. , ;,s.,f yoi l,o iia?l an al?id
lng failli ii! i ho fill ti If Tno ''Morl*
tl* A il hur." the gioat lv.g!;>u epic <>
?ho r-?iicl"Outli ceulnty would in it
.;..!?' j>,. S'?fi?oif?j? I" make his nani*
ti vt? forever. -Tue La.iv of S?mi'?!t,'
"Ivlaine.'* ti;1' sw'T-l Uiai f;! ;;'.*.!
and blood, tho --MiM-T'S lJ;ni^jit_or,v
and ti.?- "[?ro;:!? of i'nir Worn? ri*
will live t,s long as tho I an gai age :
Tennyson's pi ci uros wore trur; l.<
naturi! j', ?iras ai id Elaine, for ox
a::.;?'<.. wer?: accurate delineations
men ami worn? ri iii" world has <-?(.?
many timos Titi- charm,-th?, lovell
noss, iii?- sw? rt sa.lu.-ss "f tho story
ol K'-iiu?: ?ms not hoon ?surp?^sed by
any poet
A ' close stud-'n! of un? ure. hu
sketches of hill ant: v:,lo. ot' sea anr
moorland, are among" tho richest
Iii" iv ?gi i si i tongue ilo was a pun
Anglo ?axon writer and in a few
words paiiito<l a whole landscape.
As a drama:isl io1 could rot employ
those gracrfui descriptions .ol riiture
his characters and i i : < stories
wore none the. loss int. resting.
Tennyson is wMriy road on this
side of the Atlantic. In his own
country he had not moro admirers
than in 1 ii;- United S;:t*!'s
Tho Episcopal Trienniel.
On 0;t o be ry iii tin: Triennial Con
! venthm ?.f rh.- Prof ?sta nt E-.iseopai
; Church nut in Kilu'aiore and ni il r?'rt?
? hobably rc ta ai n in session for a ao?t
; three weeks, ll will, says the Wi'!
r&hig-tfiti Messenger be in so tire respects
i an imp riant s-^-ioa for the Christian
: body ?: rrj?.?>-t?!> I? will be an abie
; ho uy ot s c : J . . ; a r i v divines ano Wed
o?; uii-red lav man, inane nf vr'-'cin arc
pr otu men ?awyers lr a t??aj not
? /^iverii to wild legislation ?jr extremes,
i lt ii Coiiserv.1.*?V:: ?ii so far as i'.- own
a ?c?riues and ivntov arc :nv-dv-d
j Aajoatj the o i.'slions to bo s o ti ed is
j-tl-e revisi?n o i the Prayer H ;-?k and
? ll.ytnual 1 herc will aL-o be eoh>id
iered a rioted ones:ion of oiv!.;:n2
i Dioceses into Province*. Another
Ift?a?U:! talked of is the ao?di'uei of the
j articles ut fc ai th-rise i hil ' y- Xme
, Articles a- thev arc known ? t i- said
j they are obsolete, unnecessary as File
: creeds and ? ?i^es of the Prayer Book
.a:i- alj that i- breded ?-r liec-'rinal
: statement It was many years after
I the Episcopal Church in the Cn i ted
. States was organized before the Th irty -
. Nine Articles were adopted arid incor?
porait d. They are Calvinistic whereas
the ?d- rg.v ? -r the most part are Ar
? minian in the last ce urn rv the cele
: bra ted L ?rd Chilaia: r?ai i iii rho Rouse
j .* fr .; tis ?i.'it a curioAis ?hih? had han
j nenrd io the K-"at>!:-!r ! Cnurch of
! h gi.*:j : it h.i a LvlvirSlie holy ol
i d '..iai ; :.:,d .;ii -\:iu\:? .a -ier?V to
je:,;-u .d ir. JR- is < > pln-abie * for
j A .< a M?e i :?i? * Y-N :!tc .ir?ie,es wer?'
rfrsa-ed m.?>: of th" ivigli-h rWgy of
: iii . b-?*aldisii?i?en; w ie Calvini^'ic
? in a liUiidrvd v-rar- "i- so th .di" .-uecv
fc-rs"v.; i . ; . ,;, . ,
s?/i> ..ii .ic. ' i' t ti tit al.m* tue s l;.;.'!'
i^*'i**,?!,*u- a ii d of,.-;.-.
\ 'itt .
.J. ?>?> ::."r mat:? ? ; ?; ;? ..?:! :>? t?voy?5.u.t
j ii\f !- th- aeii-'U '..f the ll - u.?e vi i ? -'?u
?i: s upon rae.orUiua?o;: canons. Kile
House ot' ilr-hops had air.-ad v pHS-nd
a canoa fai:ilitat;c?i th" work ?.r ihuus
tei'? coming to thc i'.: :-e o.;-! Church
?rorn other dei?ou?inatio|.?., h?j rh" l'-i'
u??e? have iiii a agreed to the pr .?: ?sed
e.?an?.vs A not h es >j: :t!:i ;v::i
Le no d -uhr thar ? t' union This was
u;> in toe Cou ven Moo <.! tnre< yea rr?
ago. i*here is a tendencv in :?iar
Caurch to ad.??fd ti;?- ?Apostles' Creed
?.?id (ii Ni ce ne as iii . grounds e.4 uni ?r:
am ...o I'iiri-tiatis The Philadelphia
li cord says this ef t':c I ia! ti more gather?
ing :
? Al! of th??se matters ar?- ol ioter<?st
not ? ? ?J ? y t?> the reliai-rus w ?ri i. but :.<
. "e:y ' 'Cia. stu?ieni aT:d thinker. '< itn
etti! gs sueu a- i tie corniii*? ?'. ii v> .? ' i n
I I?I-: about a wide and fr?'C ititerchan-rc
thought a::d oiiiii'Mj They new
grapple with r? aiities, instead ?.:' witu
tije.oi-ics and dl'iiinas : ami tho Protest
aol iiptsc.ipai t a ur eil has shown of late
ina;, willie lisa'i ti i? i? >:.." ul Hs ven ra
tioii ? i.?r hal] u iv ed traditions, it >;tii
ready to co-oner ate ?a w.iatst^e Vrr \% . i ;
i i.ure to t he greater g ?od and progress
Rise ia Paper.
T ho Kt wspapcr p-.l.!i>h"rs are fr i
itsg th- cr??-crs of the eh d.-ra.
>!: "I the ra-j- u ed in the ma: n
tact ure ol paper com rs fro m rho lt
e-untry. Thc r re< n: .?.iar.in:i:,? reg::
now ; i?. fie.- th" tr. it ?f. tl for oiaii'.;: t.
; iring j ? ? . >} ??? - 'iv -;. ? ; ;.?
gr^ad.d ; at. r. i- growing -ea?.'e. a?);
? h.- prtee Ls eons?.apn-ntiy n-i.r:g rapidry
Tho hiedier { i rec ? ! iii" ii::? r gi .: i
'.anser, a :a;?j? r d? ??;anu for !::" :?
?? ra . i?: sa n ? i tl rc reto? ?; aa 1 gr a. : ? . s:. ? > v ti r!:
<..?!"..? " '-t w have adva:;-?- .
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Ottilie Ct mm j I tee this f!"'iii':!;: issie .!
address 0> the people :;{' [ii?: I ni
ted St;:i<-> Calling for contributions
!'.;? campaign porooscs Tic; n I tress
a ft er asking the ?M;V.;I/- ef the
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i ?erat ic pn! f \-. s i\ s ;
Y\ i tn ;;:'?;:!>?;?iii :?:.-.wi:h siihsi
d?zed ;::-"::-i::y. wit): :i body of Iii rel
{>:.<!> s-v -in!-. (!.:.:.':} and experienced
".ii political ijjltn:i?i???c??i and poiirioai
?i'-lviucl:? rv. ? ur ooo ??i-ii?s are pre?
paring atina! ass-? nit n p*-? n titi? free?
dom and hoiiestv of thc ballot ?
Those most CA;,,.sed tu temptation,
from poverty or debt, Fi ? iii avarice, '
petty ambition ur personal animosi
lies, are bei O?; stealthily sought out
under a regularly organized system,
and the ;?:? ?ivs made t ? -1 . i y which are
most iikely to s. ?v; the purpose whoa
tile t "iii-* sha]] Cine tu tem.; t tllCi^ td
be false to theil Country at tile pulls.
VV.'terover..men nie employed they
aro listed, their eharae'..:s and histo
lies set ii 'Wu. and thc most powerful
noted V he? men are found who
cann it lu any solo me lie brought to
vote directly as. desire.1., the system
includes til'- alternative of keeping
them ftom polls by ostensible and
hi^my paid ennvh>yrnent, by i ri tun i
d ali on, or by oilier ra eta'ods within
the rngeri?i?ty and resources ot skid?
ed manipulators employed for such
pil l t > -1 s ; . s.
This committee lias not troops of
ofr?ee holders at its command It
will not agree to sell the future legis
lation of Congress f>r money paid
n >w into its party treasury*. It will
not agree ta give high place? if? Hie
peopled service for money, lt will
. not contract to uphold any bargain
i herefc.dbre ma le by the itepubLicaii
! party under coyer of lav;, for any con?
I tribut-r?ti, hovv?ver great.
j ll appeals t.. the people against
one and ah ol these op poe. en ts. tn us
I corruptly banded against the friends
! ..f good government,
j We have no res ?arcs except what
i the peopie i tir:: :>ij. \\ e call io
; mean's?*-not only t-> spread tht-.vtiTnt?
! among iii.*; pe?)pie and to aid ;? get
j ting to tin: poll- tiie full alu! honest
i vote of the masses, but als.? to detect,
! to prosecute aau punish crimes
[against the purify ol the ballot,
! wheres oe vcr in tiie I nil* d State?
t hey art? perpetrated and b\ wtioinso
i ever committed or direct?1.'
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! i.ver* n p '.;t?- t ? tue tc
Meal et tie- Mroaeapoiis candidate.
j and to tie- tr:..mp:.'i!it icetion o
j The pop-lar will clearly favors tie
i Pent'-eratic cause. Ali anxh ty ab ?e.!
j New Y?ek allayed and she wi!
! give her e Icctord vote- t" our candi
? d i'" Ail rep tts iVom ri,.T . - j ? * ri i < ? ?-ti
j and co:iS(vrvatti*e sources i-n othtri
. po?s o' ?iui ci't?nt ry ur-* exception
: airy roimisi:;^ Wit,h vigilance a:i(
I tim? iv aCl:o;j V\ Cl V.v!?:,l ". Wi. it'll Will
! your aid w? pirdrrei, '.?-''>,,";f baliot:
I wjij i'-- ptdied. cotinted and declare?
j througi;t>ut tire coti.utry : and if titi:
j is done, defeat is not possible
i i!;;' Corniui?t'ee Cjuis tipoM ali goo?
i citizens fa tia? -iii whic'n it r??:n:re:
' f??i iii?-r??r oh'ieei'S It invites aad xvii
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? w:?dc?ni?e ce.?? ; I . . : ? i ? ? ; : -t from everj
. i i on-- s t ::i:t:i Ni. C?nt;ii>uti*?hs wi!
; oe accounted t^u> small. VVhereVer ;
i bank check i-f p >>;;:! mon v oi'd .
j Can be fornd, trie means t Msts U>
i piaeiug at i!.-* disp-.s.?! of tliis corn
i io rt Ire tiinds !.: ui i:.c Lii'cat Cutis
j whicil Wt; tl f.h- 'i i
! WM F. ir:v:?:::TVv
j Uliairman D'-nnjciatic Natioiui
j Commiltec.
Dov M i':.?Kr^^..^f
i \ Itairmau l/emoctaUc Lumpaig:
i t 'otnmittt.-o
Four Huuclred Million.
r .! sottietime p t>! a gre it doal
ly.1 eu pu oils ned in the n?;-wspap"i
about a lamiiy ;n uppor ?'.:<utn C-at'o
lina, named iv hr aids, eiaiming pro]
in N ? . VV *) . i j k ( ': t v \\ i : i . ? ! i is wor;
> 1 no.iifMt.oco. i'ii./v eiaim that ?ve
twti irirtidreti wars :s^" "ne ' ? th?-i
ancestors h-asi-d h;?, i in New V?,j
to ?.-.?t;o.i parties for a ;.. riod ..! ?ii::
ty-nia<; years and after tit! t!.?.
ei?ipSr-.l the {?;.'{?(.::/. l.'g-'ihei v.Jl
\\:>- unprovrments !:;.?;. i ?i. >?i.,:: d i
veil tt> his hens: t'ii*' U:a>e ?x:.>:-re
iiVri fie hii?id?;e i \- at's bol ;:i
.ib'iut a \ .? a . <i! i i ;K- 1 ...]:> e.
cover anyilting ence: t.in^ tie- ea' n:
til?' IriK'', IH-IHV i i" f;?te ??.-ur .
WI, :!-;? I !.. \ <-;.I;I?I I in' pl . : !
pt ??pet r y n- . w , :. i heart
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cha ii Cv: ry, s*.*.'?; him by Leger, prrrnort
?til" re <v;.fi.:;: i. ; . title to an catate in
K. glam!, and reci.'itii! that "Joseph
J. .:'..:*, ti '.v iv A vi tri ra, ts command^
e-i tr? fy ?he rriter^ted vary, and
after reeieving the fax <?'.; legacies and
r^ tl, j.?si,. possession paper-; and
I: ..:?. : '; . .':.-;: { - upon if, and i.
stgueu ' i>. Loii?Ttie. Chancellor.' I ?o
amourat of ras in i titted States m ?ney
ir; fixed af SI'..?, which sum a;:?] power
of at to rn ey was asked by Leser.
I' -fnr.?-rei General U anarnaker issu?
ed an order st ?poiag th>i payment ot
money orders ar M w Y >rk pest? Sice ad?
dressed to the L ger of the Dominion
Bureau: and ali registered letters of
I?'ger's or thc bureau, aie ordered to ' e
mark :d ' Fraudaient1' r.ti i sehr to the
dead, lette romee Postmaster Yan ('ott,
at New \-.irii. informed the Department
that a vast amount of trie mai! matter
had accumulated-, but L'-ger has disap?
peared, and no trace of him can bo
found.
xho Tale ci V'Fortune.
A story tedd by Mr. Feaster was rx
citing much in tel o .t vesterday. It is
?riven exaet'y a- hoard, and its accuracy
is no; v niched for, for the reason that
F:s-r State has had no opportunity to
fully ir;vestiiratel IJ.-re it is :
Ab mt eleVou utiles Columbia,
on the Camdeu public road, near the
rnrie post, it I? claimed ?hat two white
strangers, a few ago, dug open a
grave and fr??rn a e fri a Supposed to con
rain only bones, took s!7,,:!llJ ia gobi
and leftrw?th ir.
ir is sa i that these two men were
old I ;<;. ri ? ., i- rs, wi??J.during lise burn?
ing of C ?'um bia carried the supposed
h ly of a dead comrade out there and
buried ir giving an old negro a sum of
tn"Uey t; vyatch the "grave," and prom?
ising to return some rime an?l farther
reward i ? I hts is thc box that thee
came and dag up, and it contained
st-den treasure The men came with
maps .I the i ..ja! i ry and did not have
m j :L tr ?bte tu bruiting the crave.
Several gentlemen who have driven
cu? to take a lock ar ii,..- place, say that
i ir a space of about an acre some twen?
ty -5ve trees and roots of trees, have
been dug around to a depth of four or
rive i et Titi? trivet seme color to the
story -Srate OJC 0
Jupiter vii Ablaze.
A ?ni \ . !<???.< >.' Tilimj <>/ B'xtv.ty in th*.
Ead ii Mui'uittff.
New York Times. ThtYall-attract?
ive object h J titi? evening is. how?
ever, lite giant plano!, which rise?
earlie: e.-. - . sdivcessive evening, iik<.
a gi;rg< ? ic ol' th" Ka.-1, w:iicl
is sttdd"tr:y* ! : -..: hy .- ?nie enchant
iog p;.?w<rj ' : "tili g up to thai
time had L ? en visible. We see ;
glimmer :.. at the ea:-iorri hot zon
which s >oi\ becomes a beam of i:giit
and out of tho nightly blacKuess
burst ii? m Jupiter, brilliant, dazzling
fasert n-rt ii: g. .V fe?.v t?.?re degree;
til tit ti ie and wc have him in ail hw
glory. !:g:iti:.e; up tire sky like a sinai
?in: rn ion long altei our satori it tc has
mok b.dow the w-stern horizon,
Un tire i*itb. J uniter and ti:-- sn;
ire i:? opposition', ene rising as tin
nher sets.
The early bird trot only catches th?
worm, but Ito also Cat eli es a !:n?
glimpse . ! lair \ ? ??os. as s..e l ese
hi thc small hours ol t!:.; mortiin*
ind siiit?< s majestically as ?jueeu o
he be:w< UK, several hours before ol?
"ol iii inks of taking a pe?. p at oh
notiicr t ai'lii.
.ange burg's Railroad Com
plications.
For a long tiuie a special commit
e.-, with . n-id-. rab'o u .ney at irs back
.as been -ude.-.v ring to put Orange
vith the ver: e . : . ;.e i?tnrs of rai i wa;
'Uunin?,* :;..::'. i n- .?r:.'..aal e.:j--ct was t.
-et a e e n- eiioo .;:-- with tho mai
ino of th- !*.;-: I . ne f ?r the ?X-or.tu
?ut a N irrl.en, sy... tte t-?, owning a por
i in of ? in; s;vamp. laud rhr*>ugl) w hie:
t was t? o ?. : ::. un \\< price.
j rle i '.ali . .! ii.-' e- Uiru'.? tee [1??W IS f
0 : . ; ., . , .i , ?i c nv
n?? a e ?:? i .:: tot eo \ ? , . . i*. ???
li,,.. ;?r Y iteee's n-ing the Scab ?ar
ir i/:?e ourlet and a C: ia rh-s: m cm
eS : : and h-r rn; X ?rib on th
|t t the S 't?:h arid C dum
1 This w'dl m ak-; < >-..ng-.-burj
itt.* btirin e ar:s?, ana ino distal
Tho S?jcd o? Trotters.
i> trotted a rni1?' o
i? lire wend? : f.
tito .-:';'!ii:or >'l tili
L?id by Ata?d f
? 1 tr-aek u av "J rrS
: .ix lix I Wei ti ttl:
rna! k ?.as w lt ti i
? : ; : ;
: . :'. . \ :
!i.Mi>.ty maire
i; ot.ij % -M wi:ii
ti.?' lot mat
'X'Iic JBia.nket J?ano?
l?7?>7i Painful, i"?!"* Will ho Rt
>ju?r d lu ii' X;.:> ">h-:r.
PH r LAVELP II i A, Oct. G.-Tbc polir ?
cans are ?..'..>,.x-- i tho new b;?l?..-'
i aw '.Vile, wu'i bicorne operative ai the
general election 0 airman U-vl-.-r of
the il publican State committee bas re
ceivcl informa ion that the official bal?
lot decided o?i bv Secretarv of ?he C ?rn
nwnwcahb i'arrity wi.i be ?li inches
tong by 22 inches wide, and in the j
three columns wilt' b?? given the R pub- j
lic.au-, L>euiOcralie a:."] Prohibition," j
'!.:?.. s ?i ? ;ciahs?io labor tickets, j
i ij>: last thr^o will be in one caluma. j
( naries tl. Mullen, an extensive j
paper manufacturer at Mount Hoi y
Springs, Cumberland county, who wa- j
u delegate to the National Republican j
c invention, says, regarding the !
"blanket" ballot : "There is not paper j
of that size, or not enough paper to cut j
aud p:tut ene-teurh ot the number of j
ballot: tua": will Le required ia this j
?rate rbis fail, and you car? say fer ur.
that there is. not product or stock
enough in the markets of America to
allow such a thing to be done."
Ten million tickets wiii be required,
and ic will take 1-0 tons of white paper.
Lhere are but three printing offices in
Philadelphia [hatean undertake thc j ?b.
?cua:or Meet says it new looks like
Pennsylvania wili have no election, for
they cannot get the paper, much Ic.-s
print the ballot.
The Cotton Prospect.
Riordan & Co , cotton factors, of
New J ork, nave this, to say in their
las! circular.
'"Ii the size cf the crup can be
fairly measured by the lightness of the
receipts, then cotton is todav the
cheapest article in the markets of the
world This is about the way in
which f pinners and speculators on
both sides of the Atlantic now look
at tiie situation. I p to this time they
is ive treated the dismal crop accounts
simply as the lying expedient of peo?
ple who were interested in putting
prices higher. Naturally enough
they could n t forget the experience
of the last two seasons, in which a
chorus of loud and persistent com?
plaints from the cotton-growers was
tin- prelude to the biggest crops ever
made, and they were slow to believe
we were not thia year to have the old
story over again. But their incre?
dulity is at last giving way before
the solid argument of reduced re?
ceipts, and dwindling stocks and
visible supply. The ind??ierence of
Southern holders about selling their
cot ron at the prcsoni prices !;.;s made
exporters more anxious to buv-ihan
they have been f r a i mg tim :
Though lite market today closes only
a f-w points higher tuan last Satur?
day, the confidence of investors in
cotton is increasing, and the reluc?
tance of the bears to sell short is more
apparent every day January closed
at ; v-x, but after the close 7 Ol was
freely Le!, with sellers asking 7.9*2
iii forecasting the coarse of prices it
is worth wiiile to remember that spec?
ulation is a pendulum apt to swing
from one extreme to the other. Tho
im-st hopeless bear in cotton at seven
cents will probably become the most
confident bull whenever it shall reach
nine : nod it is very possible that i!
the present advance should continua
it may presently gather enough
momentum to carry ii far beyond tin
price which legitimate influences
mi?rht warrant us in expecting Thc
l?eve'optuents o? the p.'.si week have
stre;i'r?iiejied our belief ii; the dangfu
selling snort at this time. VY\
exp? ct an a/live market ti::s monia
with sharp and frequent fluctuations,
but we stii! incline to the opinion ti.a!
til- :en.ie;.cy . f prices will be Upward
\\ c favor purchases on bleaks a-'d
sales to realize prouts on moderate
advances.'
An Object Lesson. .
The Nsw Orleans Times-Domocra!
b.^< b'%cn examining th- statistics of tin
Indian cotton erne arni ?nds t!:t tie
Increase in tho exp o's has born von
?Tren? in the h~f few years since Amen
.:;n c-ron bas been so cheap, i:
j - >i s'-J ? he corti n exporte', from R rn
h :v to Great !. ir ?in amounted to SliS
.i.o bales: in * .**-?**") StV.it was e.11 .l*0i
o.-xTesj, and ins: y ar it was T*J OOO bales
\v.Hf of th . indian t. ?rrt ow remain:
vc home tc sup: ly the nee^s of the na
ive>. only i'i p- r eon: 0, it teing ex
.)0:-:cd, of winch 11 per c .?:. goes ti
1 i pan and '? per C; v.r tn V luna, Icavlnj
?:,lv ? r cent, for the fully civilize*
.eur,tlies Comm n'ieg eu these i%
ires, th;* ( -irai leston N rws and iVerh
:?v>: .There ea:; he co 4 nest ion as r.
: it ?- :;; . matter wirb th . U'ton ,arn:
M- in rh, l:aired trates, ll h:?' ti) s? !
w < r h i i-.t s of his eron ic t he Kuropea;
na:k-t at Pric-v M. i.'.w thar th- cheap
.-: ; tu^er lab-?r in the worid cani:
.'irp^re with lirai, and ar tn si n * !;?;:
ie i.:isr.> hov evcrytiiing be uses, tren
;-vS h:it '.. hi- sh .< >. from the light-tun ?
.e-i en hrs ?d?imnYy te the bu.-ket at tl?
. ..men ei well. tr.-rn the ::?.?:p cn
u> table ro :l.e : ?:.-ir eh ht> tarni gate
.i th;' luir hes: market in the th-e world
S . \. ii; : he e.mn : ?1 ' nen.
N .: .-. ::-ear o. ai :s beare, t.o:
hV- K< } ; ? ms N w York, but tho
vvOrkiii?: :;? the same. They hav
ee .: the ta; ? "1 issue itt thei
i!..;-:^?t and 1; propesc Jo ti_'h: :
: ?ve r e.-, i a ton 1 et ab -ut x\h)Vr)
ii t- dt-r, fbtire.O in New jet ic etty
; . ..;;lv:: Jersey l'?v . Moiic
.-. 'hr k ii,v 1? pub wan i. ader?
, :-i ::. j:;:t-- ?T> are urtleli m?>;v eon
..!:.?hes ' et MeKitlh V a tl
i-b, . . .- i r .-. i :h ' Northern moacpolist;
(:?,>?? -if e.- -nt!) dees not iepre-ei
;t ;
. i.
rt nt; ?: ? in ^epublicai
.; the t i PU, rnv s triera, an
: ei S.n-er the poop
:x- h. . n ? -in^. have em
v ry pr.etieaPriew ot thing.
.- ; ve t,t. .: -ne ;. t ?s; v>n ,
u?ariestoa'3 fciast biiorc Ter
mial Track Finished.
The Ha.'t Shore Terminal Railroad
Company ha* GOW run rhe rac- set be?
fore i' in reaching the last wharf along
thc water front o? Charleston, the line
of track having now heen laid to ("our
uicricai wi.arf. where one track curve's
iorc ir- terminus on ivi-t Bay. Tho
ol ber -racks halt z.' a ware house on the
southern pornou of the wharf. Thc
?ung talked of f;:3t o. reaching tire liat
tery i- practically accomplished, as tho
first freight cuts are now on the curve
that run= iust north cf Capt, Abbot's
o?Bee.
From Adger's wharf e/it'C a bridge
was necessary to the progress cf thc'
work, hut thc dream of th:- pv?: i< now
a broad day realization, and th',- entire
cast water front of the city i-- thorou2b
ly equipped to meet the rec :isi:ions of
that rapid transit which every city that
desires to keep abreast cf thc times
must offer both foreign and d-miestic
markets or ho relegated to a hopeless'
subserviency to more active and energet-'
ic rivals.
Certainly the machinery f<,r manipu?
lating cargoes and carloads here ii rapid?
ly becoming as complete ami perfect as
enterprise, perseverance sud cr.^i?'? 2:rt:
make it, arni an affcrccOQ stroll aiong
the high Battery will soon add to its
many pleasing incidents the evidences*
.>f a new business i : fe in close proximi?
ty to that pron- Dade.
What the near fu'urc mav further'
contribute in the way rf in"rented con?
veniences io tho touri.v> and travelling
public generally can not yet te d- fin?
itely premised, hut it seems ~ logical
srqucnc3 that such maiked improve?
ment in the method of handling goods*
should be followed by more expeditious
and comfortabie arrangements io con-"
ooc^i-n with cur Northern friends.
The pier of Commercial wharf is now
being renovated over its entire length
- o
to meet the demands of trrf-ic over it
which the extension of the East Shore
Terminal Company's- railroad will neces?
sitate.-News and Cuuri^r.
Shoddy.
Shoddy isa development tinders?
Republican high ta: iii' lax for pro?
tection and monopoly. Under the
j great stimulating effects of this tax,
I shoddy has flourished with intense
I vigor and will continue to flourish,
j it has had such an effect upon pro?
duction that it is now very difficult to
buy anything that is not tainted with
shoddy. To show how a high tariff
. tax fosters and increases shoddy we
. give the figures of that first-rate tari fr
'expert, Representative Springer.
! 'inc Republicans adopted 3 protective
teriff" tax soon after the war begun,
a;.d Mr Springer shows that ' be?
tween IS60 aud 1ST0 the shoddy "pi v
duction ot tiie country increased 339
j per ?cent. ? between 1^70 and 1550
j the increase was about 2*>0 per cent.;
and between 1SS? and 1S?'J it was
? S* per cent. These figures are from5
; the Census Bureau's report,
j You buy flannels and the article'
! formerly purchased at a nair, al?
! TOO!, axe now part shoddy 2nd small
? er every woy in <:?.>\ And so willi
. everything else. Shoddy i? in p?ti
! substituted fur the genuine. A cass?*
j mere suit worth $*20 in l??S, cati not
be botiglst nt a!! new as a snit at that
j price will be far below trie quality ot
! lSSS. The point is you cannot get
: any low priced good1: that are regular
I throughout witt: ott shoddy intermix
i turo.
True Heroism.
There is no telling what man wilF
' dare. There are many examples of
j courage ir: the world's history, hut not
] many surpassing that afforded by A.*
Stanhope, a New York HeraM corres
j The clebraled Doctor Pasteur, of
i P ls. discovered a method of inocula
; rion that he th- og ht might prove
effectual against the ?holera. Mr.
[ Stanhoce agreed to test thc experiment r
i had "'himself inoculated, sud went into
? the worst ch '"era hospital in Hamburg,
'end remained am : g the sick and dying
' ten days is a nurse He dc fred s,\ thc'
! rules I iii d nra rv the doctors o?
! -.reventatives and tried in ev. ry way to
j contract the di sea??-- drinking from the'
1 glass used hv rio- r?tiests, handling thc
nation's ar. J immediatelv afterwards'
I . ? hi- ? in bis meath.
ii - :. .4 bo :: cr.* ling his exreriences*
r-ctjld i!:s descriptions of the'
[ >eoncs j. : e ?h which he has .cone are
l .. . i .e.
Mr. S-~e escaped thc disease;
; whir!: se:::-- t . estabiu-h Pasteur's the-"
j ory thar :.:..\\*:a:i m i- a preventive.
j Governor Tr! irv. an and Treasurer"
I Vues, a< ? anti : nv Congressman'
. p aw?ev. hiv.- gone to New York rc*
I make arr?ngemers fer refunding t?**
? State debi Klvervbodv win pays*
; taxes ?M who expects hereafter to pay
? laxes wiii wi-h them success. It they
' ??ucoevd ii. refunding the d bt af 4 per
: eenr. it will menu a s.tvi::* of $ll!0,
; (i,?,* a ^ear ir? ta "tes.
j t . .s ot ;"?''.:. hive :>i!e<. hat DeWitfi
! \v::..'.. ! ..'.: Salvo ?.'.! cere Lhtin. J. S
-rr r i MI -
1 V ..r?i?r?Wll o.i t h? on.:.:v %V l.u 1?HS eXC< l
! ; >. " . . ? . . . A u ',? tfc? other day
! ii ,r ':;, \" ?v . .: ::.> P Y JO ? aoXk r constipft
h T> vu. J.-;-:- i t:i. iver .-ornplnmt HS*
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