Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1878 — Page 5

TTTft INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAUCH G, 1878.

DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE..

Tha Platform of the Party Adopted at the State Convention. .A C'lfur and Cnetirti vor-al Eniinclwt Ion of Principles Sentlimnis Tbicn trie' JUanae Will I nd o me. . Tbe democracy of the state of Indiana astecnbled in leU-gate convention declare: Tint rational bank nctes shall be retired, and in lieu thereof there shall be issued by the Kovcrnuient an etjual amount of treasury notes with fn!l l?pal tender quality. That we are in favorer making the United States DOtes, commonly catled greenbacks, a full legal tender in payment of all debts, public and private, exept snch obligations only as are by the terms of the original contract under which they were Issued, exprestly payable in coin. That the right to isue paper money as well as coin is the exclusive pr-roitative of the government, and such money should bo iened in such amounts as the sound business interests of the country may from time to time require. We are in favor of such legislation by congress as will authorize the taxation by the states of tte United States notes in common with all other money. That we deem it unwise and inexpedient to enact any further legislation for the fundinof the national debt aoroad, through the means of home syndicates or other knethods; and we believe the true policy of the government and the best interests of the jep!e would ba subserved by legislating s as to distribute said debt among our people at borne aflbrding them the most favorable and practical opportunitie 8 for the investment of their pavings in the funded deDt of the United States. That we are in favor of such legislation which shall fix the legal rate of interett at not exceedirg six per centum per annum. "We demand the restoration of tie silver dollar, of 412J4 grain?, to the coin of the country, and with full leal tender quality in the payment of all debts, both public and private; and that the coinage thereof shall be unlimited, and upon the same terms and conditions as may be provided for the coinage of gold. That we are in favor of the immediate and unconditional repeal cf the resumption act We are In favor of the most rigid economy in public expenditures, and we declare that the fees and salaries of all public officers should be reduced. That we are in favor of the repeal of the bankrupt act That we sincerely deplore the recent vi'v lent collision between labor and caoit-1. and to prevent the recurrence thereof and to protect the future public order and security we believe that the was?s of corporations engaged in the business of mining, manufacturirg and transportation should be a first lien upon the properly, receipts and earning of said corporations, and that such lien should he declared, defined and enforced by appropriate legislation. That we favor the passage of a law for the ventilation of coal mines one that would be just to the miner and owner. The democratic party is the friend of the common school syst-tn, and will in every leg't'niate way labor for its success, and will oppe any attercpt to divert any portion of the common school fund to any sectarian purpose. That the last apportionment of the state for l.-gislative purposes was grossly nnjust and dishonorable, and we demand that the next lfgi-i'ature, in apportioning the state for legislative purposes, as will be their imperative duty, shall have regard alone, to population aid contiguity of territory. Titat the jurisdiction claimed and exercised by the circuit courts of the Unit-d S'atfs ovr questions of corporate and individual rights arising under the laws of the states tends to opprvss and harden litigants to such an ex tent as to amount to a practical denial of iufiioein nv4nycae; and we consider the legislation which has conferred such juris diction as unwise and hurtful to th8 tru interests of the po!e And we demand huc'.i legislation as will rfs'rict and limit the jurisdiction of such courts to such matters as are clearly contemplated by the constitntion and exprewed in the judiciary a"t cf ITS'3. We are opposed to class ieylation, and protest against the grant of subsidies by the federal government, either in lands, bonds, money or by the pledge of the public credit. That we abhor and hold up to public detestation the leaders In the republican party wbo secretly connived, and with barefaced effrontery carried out the scheme, by and through venal rtarninsj hoards, whereby Samuel J. Tilden and Thomas A. Hendricks, the people's choico for president and vice present, were wrongfully kept ont of the positions to "which a free people had called them. We hold it up as the monster crime of the age, a crime againt free government, a crime against the elective franchise, and a crime that can only he - condoned when the malefactors wlro seated a fraud in the presidential chair are driven from power ard consigned to everlasting infamy ty thejveop'e whom they have cu'raced. "And we 'enounce the act of the president of the United States in appointing to high and lucrative positions the corrupt members of the recarnine boards, and condemn the acts Of federal otners in attempting to interfere with the .rights and xower3 of the state ccurts in the prosecution of these criminals. That our senators and representatives In congress be and are hereby requested to secure passnge of a law giving to the soldiers of the Mexican war a pension similar to that now given to the soldiers of the war of 1812. GREENLLY A GONE COON. The Murderer of Ida Kersey Found Guilty and Sentenced to be Hung. The Jury Oat a Little Over Four Hours How . the Prisoner Received the Verdict Various Features of tha Trial. The- criminal coart room was crowded yesterday nfbrning to hear the closing argument in ttie Greer.lty murder trial. Prosecutor Ifeller confined, himself to the plain evidence submitted to the jury, and at 11:15 the jury bad received the charge of thecourt, which was simply a plain analysis ot the law governing the crime of ninrder. The jary retired at 11:20, and immediately nean to draw lo's for the feif the prisoner. No diflV recce of opinion existed as to the guilt of the pri.rer, but as to the punishment to be ii.ri ced. On the first ballot the jury stood six tor hanging and six for imprisonment for life. Nearly a dozen ballots were taken, and by 3 o'c'ock the six for imprisourneat bud Buccnrr.be d, and voted for him to hang. Toe jury made known that they had found a verdict, and Grtenley and cnnsel were snt. for, and at 12 minuf s past 3 o'cshclc the jury, headed by Bailitf Vans'a:;, marched into the court room. The crowd was lare, and beiran eurging to obtain a look at the jurors, who had by this time become of considerable not?. The juror took their seats, and at this time Greenly si wrceived to shudder, a3 though chilled with apprehension. TUB VERDICT. The rr-11 was then caHed, and eaohjnror answer d to hi- nam. iTbe clerk then with trembling bandd ope ned the ea'ed verdict, and in a 1-ar vi.-.u red a fallows: We, the Jury, And d-fenlsnt guiltyof mnr-rlnl'-c ll'Ml .!. cti.irj d la tU- Indl'Unieiit, anu ihai.ii c iter d ftlti Uier-for. A stroni? liiurm'ir of approval came frlh from the audiuncc, bat waj promptly rj-

pressed by the j edge's gavel, as the judge had infoimed the audience that any outbreak of approval or disapproval would be suppressed and those making &v:k demonstrations summarily dealt with, and that the verdict must be received in silence. As the verdict was read Oreenlev eat motionles.", with his eyes cast down. The jury was then polled and -each man aked, ' Is' this your verdict?" and as his name was called answered plainly. "It is." A guard of deputy BhcritTj and police then escorted the prisoner to the county jail, followed by several hundred colored people. - The defense Immediately moved for a new trial and will argue the matter during the week. A reporter of the Sentinel visited the doome I man in his cell an hour later, when he was lying on the cot in deep thought. When the reporter entered the cell Greenley never moved, but declined lor the present to answer any questions. He did cot desire to express any opinion as to the verdict, or in short upon anything. But just before' the jury entered the court room with their verdict he is reported to have said to the lie v. Towntcnd that he had had a fair trial. INCIDENTS OF THE CASE. The jury was out just four lioure, and while dtlioerating passed a resolution declining to make known any of their deliberations. The step father of the murdered girl was busily engaged in telling pictures of tha deceased at 15 cents each, and made a neat little sum. A divided opinion now seems to exist among the col jred people, and many think imprisonment for life would have been sutlicicnt for the murderer. All the papers gave OMcers Splann and Kitzmlller tte credit of arresting Grecnley the night of the murder, but it was Splann and Citsinger, of the depot force, who made the arrest, on Delaware, near Washington Stree' i GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Tlie Peace Treaty. Constantinople, March . To-morrow the plenipotentiaries will enter upon the discussion of the details of the Beveral points of the treaty which were agreed to cn bloc, taking up first the payment and guarantees for the payment of the indemnity. Intelligence comes from San Stefano that General Ignatitlfanda special Turkish ambassador were to leave for St Petersburg immediately after the signing of the preliminaries of teace. It is thought that the special ambassador will convey the sultan's dt sires for the restoration of diplomatic relations, or be charged to conduct negotiations for drafting . a definite treaty, the preliminaries only having bo far been signed. The principal conditions of the preliminary treaty just signed are the cession of Ilatoum, Kara, Ardahin and the district of Bugazld. The question of etr&its Is reserved for further consideration. The question of navigation remains in statu quo. A z jne will be left between Montenegro and Servla, so its to enable the ortc to maintain communication with BoHuia and Herzegovina. It is confirmed that Bulgaria will inc'ude Bourgos, Varna and Ku?tendge, but not Salonica or Adrtarop'e liusia is to have pwer to ceJe the Dobruischa to Romania in exchange for Roumanian Bessara'-ia. The LeNorJ, of 15 ru -reels, the Ku.-s;an organ, confirms these conditions and thos mentioned by Lord Derby in the house of lords this afternoon. The Apence Kus-sasays: ''Sme days mint Ispse betord the treaty can reset) St Petersburg and is authentic condi.ions be pub lished.' The Ag?nce declares that these will show.t.at the indemnity has been reduced to almo-t nothing and that the question of guarantc-ej haj uot been touched. A Constantinople dispatch states that some Russians have occupied I'irgos, a few miles west of Thropio. The U'nr Estimates introduced In tbe lloiiMt of Commons. London, March 4 In the house of commons this evening Hardy introduced the war estimates. In his speech he avoided nil eicitinj topics, confining himself to the technical details. lie stated that the estimates had been framed on a strictly peace footing, as would be the case, whatever apprehensions were entertained. He said tiere was a growing feeling that militia should not be exclusively employed within their own counties. 8jrue of the finest regiments had p'aced their services absolutely at the government's disposal. The government deeming it desirable to revive the autumn maneuvers intended -this year to assemble near Salisbury 30,000 men ready for foreign service. He trusted tbat the army might not be called on for active scr vice, bat he felt confident if it shoula be, it would not be found dtficient. The bouse then passed a vote fixing the strength of the army at 135,452 men. Additional Detail or (tie Peace Treaty. I.031PO, March 4 A correspondent at Rome learns on good authority that the lope has Caused the notification of bis accession to Humbert to be addressed io the king of Sardinia. A correspondent at San Stefano gives the f(.lloirg additional details of the treaty, derived irom General Inatieff: '"The excharge of the Dohrudscha for Bessarabia to 1-e subject to Roumanian consent. The prince ot Bulgaria not to be a member of any reigning European family. The amount of Bulgarian trio ute not .to be fixed for two years. Bulgaria will have the seaport of Kavald. The Russians will embark on the S-a of Marmora and proceed home through the Bosphorous, but not. enter Constantinople. All Bulgarian fortresses to be razed and no Turkish troops to remain in the country. Rnvla Aski Tnrkey to Slain! by Her Constantinople, March 4. Previous to the signature of the treaty of peace. General Ignatietf demanded that Turkey should unite with Russia in defending all its stipulations before he conference. Safvet Push r fused. General Ignatietf then telegraphed to St. Petersburg for instruction?. It is not known Low the question was settled. The Itus-Uns agreed not to include S I'onica in Bulgaria. It includes Bosragos, Varna and Ku!undje. The money indemnity of 40,000,000 pounds originally claimed, in addition to tbe territorial cc&iou, was finally fixed at-12,000,000. A etr Ottomnn rower. Loxioi. March 4. A Pera correspondent writes: 'By giving up the hostile European provinces, at the same time receiving a tribute fiom them, or saddling theta with a portion of the national debt and concentrating the Mussulmans in the territory contiguous to Constantinople, and making the concentra'ion required by territorial concessions in Asia Minor, the Turks will create a new Ottoman power tea times strong?r than when It was spread over the vast, badly Oi-ganiz?d and hooiile territory." Lord Derby nnl the Pee Trenly. Lo3tKN, March 4. In the houo of lords tbU afternoon Lord I)-rby, in reply to a question by Eirl Granville, said the govern tuc-nt bad re civd the t-rms of peace, but in an imperfect s'a'.e.' He cjul J only tav the trns do not include theccipri of the Turkish fl-et. The indemnity is reduced to 12,W0,Oj0, and the Egyptian tribute is not hlTtrCted. Some of tbe Peace Condition Austria', Portion. London, March 3. A Pera correspondent professes to give the conditions of peace. He makes indemnity fully as heavy as was reported February 2.V . namely: fourteen hundred million roubles irtth forty million sterling in bonds added. A Vienna special anys: "The communication which so reassured Austria lass week was to the effect that Russia admitted that

the peace conditions had' been"aggravated at the headquarters of the Grand Duke Nicholas, bat she promised notable modi fi cations at the conference Austria will not occupy. Bosnia and Herzegovina if the conditions are abandoned by which these provinces are cut off from communication with the rest of Turkey. Even if the conditions are maintained, Austria would only resort to the annexation at the suggestion of the powers at the conference. Count Andrassy has determined to persist with the vote of credit, although assured by the spokesman of the Austrian delegation tbat it would only pass by a small majority. The opponents of the vote of credit are disposed to appeal to the reichsrath if defeated in the delegation, but as the question ran only be brought on when money is tctually wanted, the government, when that is the case, will doubtless be ab?e to justify their demand even to their adversaries.

Condition of the United State Treasury. Washington, March 3. The following is a comparative statement of the condition of the United States treasury for March 1, 1S77, and March 1, 1878: BALANCES. l!77. Currency ' f!,li!74 yjHH-ial ftmil for retlemptiou of fractlonttonal currency. Spt-ci.ii drpoMt legal lenders lor redemption of certificates of deposit S4,t4i 0TO Coiu JkVJat.T'l Coin certinca:B-...... 0J,H6,7U0 Coin less coin certluCHtes .'.Hi 8S.117,Tl Outst'd'g called bonds. 7,tJ,550 Other ou uiandin-z coin lUbilities 9,070,572 Outstanding legal tenders 261,209,181 Outstanding fractional currency ?l,1.tM2t Outstand'g silver coin. iSi.tetf.nO Total debt, lesa cash in treasury 2,0SS,7iil,143 Induction of debt for February . 2,070,479 Reduction debt since Julyl...... lO.tWS.Wl Market value of gold... lo4.S7 Imports for 12 months ending January 3l. 422,43952 Exports for li months ending January Sl... 60.418,71M 1ST8. f2,tW0,7C3 10,000,000 28.55,0CO 13iUS,l.-7 4H,13u,OUO S2,Kfi2,l.VJ 6,l7a,t&J 6,.K9,02U 3iS,C18,021 17,10.0' S,4Hs,4!fJ 2,012,037,12) 2.2TJ0.2.T7 18,121,0111 10i.7 477,7l.JW C22,167U Ttie News of (he Mining ot tbe Peace Treaty Creates Ureat Excitement at tit, Petersburg. London, March 3. St. Petersburg and Pera correspondents conGrm tbe report that the peace treaty has been signed. At St. Peters burg the enthusiasm over the news was almost unprecedented. There was an immense crowd before the palace shnutlnsr and singing God save th czar." The Pera correspondent Eays: "The treaty of pcice was signed Saturday. Thirty-one thousand troops were reviewed at Sin Stefano." A Te Pcum wa3 sung amid great enthusiasm. A correspondent at San Stefino is able to state that neither the surrender of a portion' of the Turkish ilet nor claim on the Egyptian tribute Is included in the conditions ot peace, and there is no interference with tbat portion of Turkish revenue which is hypothecated to foreign creditors. Nothing is definite as to indemnity, but" it will principally be in the form of territory 1 J Asia, including Kars and Btoum not Erzerotiru. fcUlonica and Adrianople are not included in Bulgaria. The Bill Authorizing tbe IX-lMH.lt of Mlver nulllou ana Ivue of Certtfi- . rates. Washington, March 4. The following is a full text of the bill introduced today by Senator C.c'tri'l to authcriza the deposit of iilver bullion or barc and issue cerlificateH: Therefore, Be It enacted, etc., Th t t he st.crecary of the treasury Is hervby authoriz-d and directed to rec -i ve deposit of mlvT huihon or bar with the tirusutvr or any nslstnut tree--urt-rof the Unitt-d btate In siiiusof not, less than ), eMimating 4tlJ grains troy weight standard s.lwr (o adol a, and lo isuo ct-ri!tl-clt! ttitrvfor in dtnomtnuilotiM of not lss than S-J c.ich, coriesH)ndlug wltii thecenominatlonsof the United States notes,and such Cfrilio-.trt ihall be the form f tlie cert'liOHtnow authorlztd mid issued for icold bullion, and shall be paynhlc to the depositor or bearer and yhll b rcct-ivable at pur in piyntnt for dut en or imports, taxes uud all public Una-, and shall le paynble by the treasurer or any assistant tie-Kurer of the I'ultt-d tSiaies on demand lu tilvt-r dollrs or United Mat.notes, and wliea so p'il such bullion thuU Itccome the property of th j United States. i ' ' . Pore l.eo XI 1 1. Cionned. ' Roh, March 3 rope Leo XIII. was crowned in tbc Ststine chapel to-day. . The ceremony commenced at 9:30 in the morning and terminated at 1:30 in the afternoon. Cardinals, prelates and diplomatists accredited to the Vatican and a few other persons were psesent. The popo was afiei wards carried to his apartments, bless' ng the spectators on the way. A few houses are illuminated to-night. The Opinione reports that the council of state in response to a question of Signor Cri'tpi, president of the cbntnber of deputies, as tj whether the Italian government bad a right ta modify the papal guarantees, has rendered a decis ion tbat the law ot tbe pupal guarantees pos;ess a constitutional organic character. When Cardinal Si rutonl was about to resume his otllce as ontilical secretary of state, the Catholic powersandsomecardinals protested cpiirst Lis restoration," because of his rec-tiot-.ary tendencies. Cardinal rtneoui thereupon resigned, and Cardinal Franch was appointed in his place. Ttie Tre-oty of I'e Siptel. Losnox, March 3. The following onnounceiaent rf the conclusion of pruce between Russia and Turkey was received tonight: . Constantinople, Fundsy n'ght, March 3. The treaty of peace has been sigDed. Grend Duke Nicholas announced the fact to the soldiers at the review at San Stefano to-day. Russia has abandoned her claim on the Egyptian and Bulgarian tributes. The Way Cirno-1 Dune Meholia I'nta It. St. I'ETEtsnt r.Q, March 4 Grand Duke Nicholas has sent the following dispalcji to the emperor: Kan Htekaso, March S. I do my self the honorof fougra'ulat ing your majesty uptn the 'conclusion of peace. G-id has vouehaf-d l us the liftppluess of nccompliMhlDK tlie holy work hun by your majenty, and on the aunlverary of Ue fmncIiiHeiueiit of the 7.'. no. your ioejesfy has delivered the Christbms from the Mus-sulmau yoke. Will boon Commence Slaking KUver Iilljra. "Washington, March 4 The superintendent of tbe Pr.ilal?luhla mint writes that the melter and refiner were bn?y all day Friday casting irgots for the new silver dol'ars, and the coiner will work tip to him a? clotely as possible with the rolling and cut line. The engraver will do his part rapidly, and in due time everything will be working to the director's entire satisfaction. Tle I.Mfe Cx-Menatar Wtle. ' Ci.evelasd, March 4 A largely attended meeting of the members of the bar cf Ashtabnla county was held at Jefferson, Ohio, to dsyf and took apnrojriate action reginling th death if the late ex F?nator Wxde. Many distinjraished nin are expected t be present at the funeral, including Oereral Osrrield, ex Senator Chandler, and Hon. Schuy ler Colfax. Tle w AMtioital Party. PmL4iKLPiiia, March 4. The address of the mtioiial executive committee of the new rational or libor greenback party o the cit;znsof the state will be issued at Potts ville to-morrow. Theobjeciso theor&rd zation are ret forth as given in the platform adopted at Toledo Fbrurv 22. We publish t ie armour cements in our a lrtisiig columns for psy, and aeldo'u lnuD'e ours Ives t inquire as to the qualities or merits of the warts advertised, further than

to assure ourrelves that they are legitimate and respctabie. Bat when an article performs miracles in our midst, transforming the old to young, in appearance at leatt, we can not pass it by nn noticed. We know of people who, years figo, were gray headed and who now wcr dark and glotey hair. How is this? It evidently is not colored, for it has a perfectly natural appearance instead cf the harsh, dry, staring look of fcair ttained with n'trate of silver or other common hair dyes. No! It has been restored to its youthful color, luster and vitality hv the use of that wonder of wonders, Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. It has many imitator, but there is nothing like it The test of years only increases its fame, while its imitators die and are forgotten. Boston Dally Globe. Gregory's fceed Catalogne. Onr readers will find tbe catalogue of J. J. II. Gregory's well known seed house advertised in our columns. To handle seed with such conscientious care as to dare to warrant their freshness and purity, is of that class of hold, brave acts which, the public apprt-ciite. Though the warranting is of necessity limited to refunding the value of the Beed pnr-' chased, still, under It, Mr. Gregory must sell good seed or make a dead loss.

Kot Sar2rift. When we consider the little attention paid to the laws of health, we are not surprised at the indifference manifested in relation to purify of daily food. If all articles were like Dr. Price's Cream Biking Pjwder this indifference might answer; their perfect wholesome ness would insure us egainst all evil consequences SPECIAL NOTICES. Mr. David Clark, 370 West Thirty -ninth street, New York, sprained his wrist badly while working. Suffered fearfully a week: applied Gllet Liniment Iodide of Ammonia three times, and cured wrist. Madam Zadoc Porter's Cousrh Balsaar Is a vegetable ex je-ctorant,prep8'-d with great care to meet the urgent and growing demand for a safe and reliable antidote for d incases of the throat and lungs. Dl-orders of the pulmonary organs are so prevalent and so fatal in our U ever-changing climate that a reliable antidote has been long and anxiously sought for. If you need a harmless stimulant, take Sanford's Jamaica Ginger. o Kzodont.x Tbi word, which1 has been staring everybody In the fjee for the past lew years, and Is now getting luto nearly everybody's mouth, Is a preparation for cleansing, beautifying and preserving the teeth, sweetening the breath and unestlng the progress of decay. Spalding's Olue, up to tho sticking point. o f When any onecalls on a min in Brooklny who Is reputed to bo good, but slow pay for his honest dtb's, he sticks to the truth by telling tlie dun that he has so.xe sou hern Inm vest ruenls which ho expects to rea iz.i f30,OJO from in a few days. Pleased with the prospect "of a largely increased patronage the satisfied creulfor rttlre, while the conscientious debtor jutirls li!s coruiuct by saying he a lu led to a ticket, lie had sent two dollars to M. A. Davfhin, P. O. box. 692, New Oilcans, to ba invested in the next drawing of the ceTebrauxl Louisiana fctate lMtcry company, under the auspices of Generals Beauregard and Early. Tho Cantaur Liniments are of two kinds. Tho White is for the human family; the Yellow Is for lorses, sheep aud other animals. Testimonials of the eflVcta produced by these remaikable preparations are wrapped around every botllo, and may ba procured of any drug;lst, or .by mall from the otneo of the Centaur Company, li Dey street, New York city. Two Ciikomos Free. A pa'r of beautiful 6x3 chroinos, worthy to adorn, any home, and a three months' sabscrlplioa to Leisure Hours, a ban 'some 13 page literary paper, filled with tho choicest stories, sketches, poetry, etc., sent free to all sending 15 cents (stamps taken) to pay mailing expenses. The j ublishers, J. L. Patten A Co., 162 William street, New York guarantee every one double valno of the inouey sent. 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