Democratic Sentinel, Volume 3, Number 25, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 August 1879 — Mexican War veterans Attention. [ARTICLE]

Mexican War veterans Attention.

U is now reported that sun-struck Blainer.il! not participate in the canvass in Ohio. 4#>Dr. Wm. S. Haymond, of InJianal>oiis, ox member of congress from this district, lias written a history of Indiana which is said to be the be.-t ever published. Hon. W. 8. Raymond has been elected to the chair of Professor of principles and praelic of surgery in the Central College of Physicians and Surgeon tit Indianapolis. Hoyt, the radical Governor of Pennsylvania, has pardoned Dennis F. Canning, of Schuylkill county,connected with the Mollie Macptire conspiracies. Canning was sentenced to 14 years. Agnes Jouks insists that site s not" in the Treasury Department. Sherman keeps her or. the pay roll of the seciet service fund. Next! Lize Pinkston, what fund do you draw from ?

The Wallace Committee is after Johnny Davenport and the marshals and supervisors under .him, and these tools of Fraud Hayes, Tipsy Zach, and Hie radical ring-conspirators tire beginning to realize that there is a God in Israel. — - Rem ‘tuber! a Democratic Congress appropriated the usual amount of money for the pay of mnshais, and, although the money is in the treasury it cannot be dcvot.e<| to that object consequently radicals are hilariously mad at Congress. The cream or the joke is their beautiful Fra id vetoed the appropriation, and is solely and alone to blame for existing state of affairs. Will our friends, who are in arrears, help us to the extent of the small demands against their.V lire aeoaiint against each one is small, but there area number of them, and in the ag gn gate amount to a considerable sum, which would enable us to move ulongsmoothlj and happily. Harvest has tome and gone—tire husbandmen have been bounteously dealt with, and now, let all enjoy the benefits.

It makes a d--eu! of difference with radicals whose, ox is gored. * When an over two-Ibirds radical Congress opposed President Johnson, they declared Congress was right, and impeached the executive for daring, in the ex< reise of his constitutional prerogative and horn--t convictions of duty, to introp - v ,. to Now, however, the table- yre turned, and t!my declare it j 8 t | K . constitutional light of evi u a Iraid to iirmlv oj * pose the—Couie aerate Jiiiga iers?— -Zat ozzer Chandler"—not Win. E T-’W Zi:h, Stand by, ami pours in-‘-yrrq atru-tl i-rie ear of his o j - r “'!t .•'•. ■'•tianaliun •T- Uit vi. I- i. ,i wort h n cuts/* ".e-.-.o wu-..’0 a veto, and he

r -'- -• ■' •' f • • .ry lb, a . V.. . •-- f - r ,'j rj .' : - r , l r s _ - * * r ' *'• ' in the * - • }' - • f ‘ - United States r. -s- ■ ,r wrh M*xieo, arid who * <>? th-ir engage* or vtcro iion-iraniy discharged, and who never r-.-eeived the tline month ex'ra pay, which was voted tiv:ru by tie* act o r July 19, 1878, will now have a c'hai.ute of obtaining it. ' Itic heirs of tftu'jh whs wcr-e killed in battle or died in the service without i receiving the extra pay are also en titied, in the following order: First, j Uie widow if living; second, the c-hil- | dren if living; third, the parents; and j fourth, the brothers and sisters. ! Claims for this extra pay should be i sent to the Second Auditor of the Treasury, Washington, 1). 0., who will furnish the necessary blank forms of application, with full instructions fulfilling up, Ac.

A dispatch from Columbus, Ind., to the State S.iitiuel,* announces that on the morning of the 80th the most tragic event that lias ever happened in that county occurred at the residence, and between two sons, of Lulte Covert, about'two miles southeast of, Newton. Alex.and Henry Covert got into a quarrel, drew revolvers nud shot each other.. Henry died within 40 minutes. Alex, was shot in the neck, andliis death* hourly expected. Origin of the trouble—On January 13, 1879, Her men ia Co vqit filed a com plaint in court, praying for a divorce from her husband, Henry Covert, on the grounds of cruel ami inhuman treatment. On the 29th both parties compromised the matter and had agreiM to live together again. This matter was under discussion at the breakfast table when Alex made some remarks derogatory to the woman s character,.which so enraged Henry that he bogau the fearful tight which could scarcely haye resulted morese riously.” Some radicals don’t like th • designation of Hayes as a fraud. They claim lie is, legally, President of the United States. Is tie, indeed? The e eetoral commission established as a rule of court, In t!io interest of radicalism, that it had no power to go behind the returns of L midiana. With true partisan zeal, in the interest of tho same parly, by a vote of 8 to 7, it abrogated that rule-, declar'd it had die power to, ami did go behind the returns of Oregon. It reversed its order of things, an 1 by 8 to 7 resolved that “what was sauce for the goose Wits not sauce for the gander ” Hayes’ title is a fraud ; hoi.buy Ll e ot'ike un-

der such a tenure, in manhood he is a fraud. And as “the servant is not greater than the master,” Fraud Hayes, the servant, is entitled to just such respect as the master, the peo pie. may think proper to exercise toward him. The sooner men realize the loathing contempt in which such tenures to office are held by the peo pie. the better it will be for them aDd the country. —►-