Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 21, Number 19, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 May 1879 — Page 1

Jasper

eekly Courier. VOL. 31. JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1879. NO. 19.

fflUMCi ETERT FB1BAY, AT JAiM, pfMII OO0HTY, IKDIAWA, XT OLBXBNT DOAXK. OFFICE. Ik Cocmik Icilwx en Wht ItXTIt 8tbmt.

rxioB or ivBscKirTi.

lagla .-Hibeeriptiea, fa flfty Nh, $1 0 FofeU meatki, : : : : : 100

V1TB4 F ATKKT1MIN. rr ae,uar, 10 liae or lees, 1 week, $1 00 Eeh aakeeeiueat iasertion, 75 cts. Loafer advertieeaaeats at tke mm rate, A freetioa ever evea square r squares, r wated m a equare. Tkeee are the term

for trauiient advertisemeats ; a reasonala deduetioa will be made to regular

advertisers. Ifetlee at appointment of adntinistratari aad legal notice of like character ta be paid ia advance. AtfNeuvciM) candidates. Per Tewaship Oficers, eack $1.00

rar Couaty " " 2.50 r-r nutrlct. Circuit, or State. f .00

Mooter ley aad CmvMiit Review ef tka Pedltteml glttiatie.

Ia tke English Parliament from tkejor a Beceity ef maintaining the aaaro

aariMM time not ohi v have aam-OMrMHPrate rfehta and w.wr-.a. r k..

tie aad rerewue Hills gene togeJherJeflke, compete klat to step, and tkea it Lul tm trllty... .... 1 X l... -... -.la tl 1 I. A . ..I - - . I

aka kV. .. .1.-. t ir . -i. --.... i , .7V w f"?1

ura iiaujb in umi. i ir uMH id CHCkninmsiiM iritis at. awet v.n.--v-..

tka aower of tka crown bv annexiuiritivei.'

eeeditiee la their atwreeriatioei all Preeideat Tarler wu r ik.

a-.-..... .. j . i " ' .t . I-.. . :.i " i -a. . . 7

"""j- irui mw iwi, twwji" piwiunw iw w a igs ever succeeded Iv mode in which Aur HCMtan ofiln eleetiiir. f?niiaL-U-.- t..

Maeaaehusetta ekecked tke powers ofjwrty w tka Batumi predeeeeeor af Ike fliati tuial te !.&.. a.a. L... ..!.. ..J f .Pa I ?.... . . .- a a

inmn mill KiTh 1 HI.a kvmHJri ,!J & nr . -

mmmwmr w wna tv n a i nun - a inc mns wm hi aw va am wm aaama v aw aMuwa

Of SHPHlv and the natrer of anwpxIairiaboBt tka vmta

jf.l.L. . . I r nmiiK

jcutniMHHi 10 supply jtava always gear wrsie: ' tofretlier in parliamentary kktary ; aadl ''The power givaa ky the eoattitatiaM

ineir joihi exercise tun never be 0e-o me exctir ta ittterpoae hi a reto is

Paaaa a4i

.-a U

Ik Mr. Have' veto rlvkt? ! it? t.

tke hftio ke BaawarMl with mUw

aad oaador, and without pagitm, adJactlTee ar partiaaa prejudica.

Tka preeideat of tke United State ka tka rizkt to veto evcrv bill muJ .

whicb m eweuonea, ant the moral riarkt. Hum U HitiMp vutul 1. ... ..

iV;Jij UL u .-vW.r, h uifjr joihi exercise ua never bean oe-Ko me exectir ta mterpoe hi a reto is ??ntrJn, ,fro'y Uf- Hoiiced h a ca of revolution, or eall-k hijek. eenwrvative powarT k t. n mr UBf rata coald pasH a bill appropriat njf ? for rrnlnimii nr i.vt t ..UuiHiM. .kM 2-L. 7

mrTh 'SS whate- 'HP0" toiooMitutio maaiAHK k. ad want

tkie could net be aueationed. V ir n- w.j t j . . L.. .u . t

..,,j i . . -. Mm nine mui wd iHmjni IIISI I Of BWIT TMri --

deatatirht7!B .lr;i r Z llaa It come to thifi, that if the Ilonf ""?" opmioaa and wiakee af the

oat of offlce aay moment 40.0U0 oilc ?I d?. Bot thik 5t

ur!.r.uf.,.. iii..,i. j" " iramea uiu ior me SHtiDort unite."."""" muvm iam

yet it would not 1 ril.I !,J.?.t! coutr PProrriatiMr 12,.rr".TV"Lllw wt; aaifcr

.1!. t . " ni.ii... hit; mniuillli . . "- ,"

it... .. . l .. r t IWU IB lUamp ar

W. R. OSBORN,

rMraici.tx & ttvainEoiv

t'l HflM ta tka Mine, ft wtH tututt to aH

bHAM MvktV (trt. im tkcrsm far

aerhr 4bb41 ky Xlr. Wlmm. KMiace

tka raravr f 7lk aad Nawtaa atrecWi. L t. 77-tf.

W. A. TRAYLOR. W. S. HUNTER.

TR4VLit aV HUIXTER,

attorneys at Law,

J aim, Ikbiaka,

ajaiaii u eam ar tk av ckarie ni.

a, rrixsr givm w

CLEMENT DOANE

attorney at Law.

JAHTM. 1KB).

WILL f44ic I tkaCaart f Ptfcala rawtf , aa4 aw I rattafallr ta h.laf (HruM ta ktai.

a"tarur- baiMian. itwiiitMitn.

..... . . - : : j "ju.. i -i . .

IB UU DCM1V. revo ut on aba followJ"" rcr i BtmergoiHr a rraat

ana me responsibility be upoh tker""Rc l,ow ne ineory. The per

House? Pray, nr. how? BecaHe thevr,1tOBl,,i' of tka individual wka will Bat ftjrrajai fr An ac tka C..t.. ali.JfAaV kapOen tO OCCDttV fkaf irwli..

them they akall do. r ght not ta control tka aetioa off

;r. v.t r. I Tke auMtioM uu.Ur ,i;u,,u!n. "Pa auauous or damaetfe

-.1,7 ebjaction. ta Wl

; ' r "r? dMtM k. k. -,Vk . " kJ -poea wnen queetions of coaetita

-'-' V IMC IllinX I1BHII riVIM . . , Aaw w HffC tmViiiual ar.A.. - 1 ..a .

i. .1 , .ti.. 7. " " . iraiv:. ir..u. ,i.ik Fwcriiiw bom settled ar tka

k ucuinut vHiirciv uuuh mm aurrnunri. nnu nnoum ifc ci : j . . n

inr circumstance. ' publican Houe of KenrewnUtivo bdL"y""!. .,c"nH,.a8 . 01 enimaat,

. . ia -... . . . nun xmuiparftn in nt rtarn tuuMi. rr

1 ies pcupit;. Alexander Hamilton, the leaat Demo-

a perfect rivht. for instaura. t, ;an,;u

Jekn B. Henderson for being keneat, aad to uardon McDonald far ba Aim.

honmU Yet at 01 people will thiuk tka act was sot right. A man hae tke right.

for instance, to get drunk aad abune hisi

Now, what are tke fmrreuadinir dr- H,e "i'kt to prohibit such ua of the armvP ax

. -X Ct la-a a- 1 . - ' XA I

cumauncefc.' I".v nenuniirHi 10 me approprMtuoaL.,:,. L " rV. TT .

iviaini nuu nnnL awiuairr'nirai ni raa ai

J eT"

Contfre.. bv a decifiiva naioritir

each Ilou&e, haa paed the usual army appropriation bill and attached to it a clauee reuealinif the orovUion which

permit the use of the army at the polls and at the pleasure of the president generally. It la to thi r-rmati

alone that objection ii made bv Retmb.

It .. ... .! '

ucan. ii n aoieiy mis repeauag clause which cause the veto.

The first Question. tkeraeraL ara

" hat eupreme necewity exit for tke

use or the array at tke polla? What use hat baea made of that now lav iri-

ou praaidcBts ? Has tke praaklaat tka

rlekt ta iasiat upon it? Tka armv at the noli nriilaa

Ped kv tke ReBukliaaa aafarite

precieely tke same maaner In wkiek tka

xcHiw:rai try 10 repeat ii a an amendment to tka aDDronriatlaa lull. It au

pasted purely for partisian purpaee ia the South. It waa mora orleeuedia

almost everv Southern Stat. If waa

purely a war measure. No such

i wan. i- , w. iiW

Senator Seward aaid Konnocre itNr uoverament, viewed tke

Civil liberty and a Ftandinr armv fatiVa aSSTir. " ,lw ro,,owiHS Ifajfa ia

the purpose of civil police have HeverT tmZZ. ' ,mA yet atood together, and never can standLITti- I?11 l CPufer toetber. If I am to chooe. sir. .r"?11 P?wer JH0" "J

tween apholdinj: laws in anv part ofCiV VtL . ,a tklo T?anul.H. wKii. MM , 1 The secondary ia to increaee the

tained without a tMn imr r raJchBce' ..n fTor of the commuaity

HnuuW.iaR-.tlH. law tbeWlve 1 tdwfitS ISJSS!S IV2!' "i aptka law at once, by wkewaoeverf 1MJ"rU.rdeifB.

may ara maoa aad by whatever autbori- M. H af ... ... ,, J ty ; for either our system of Kovemmer.tLiV? f J LSf11"! wit.h al! ft

'flriui.ki...tar.J'" -, tintiMs aaai

mfluence ke draws froi

aoareee, would at this

A. S. LAGLE, attorney at Law,

JAirXK, IMUIAMA. jthree mile of anv poll at any election. V hjuafl rjuitif.. ccua bj pfb ki.. f th very men who ara now iaa4a a a.cUiit. .even recognized ky Mr. Hava and tka

I UlMuLllnuii . . I I 1 . .

ncaaaiivaM imrtj US lilt: ICgRI AjTIMainre! ,, " of South Carolina, were prohibited frem,reJgn,,T-. -enteriur the capitolfroundg of Columbia; .Thre 19 .Mot m 8l?-

aa lavHaTaamjia v w iima. iw kuctbb iiwi BLjrap nr. . a

1 a frilB IM

urn. HBaanamaii auaxa Tm.nyrn a i

dobki or jsesuMican autlwitiekV: .r.:.I7 ' . - "

apa the wroBr of a-inr th- armv lJ""ri-lw Fl . Mf"Ta apaa the joint

ll.ta 1 ... ' . K"01 H IMMt S OI CM tWO llQHM of Par-

WVllklUla LaUn, "BJrB BHJ W OB. 1 HP I IH! riVHII. ... 7

f Ike preeide.f. veto. P"-1- th

There is no pretene ra viohUoa olC-""r "4, "T. ,M"" lo the ceaatitutlou. TK-WI1 itir ruJr-S" .th meaauree dieacreaakla to

no law in tka broad. aal r ca.ti.rw. P to the throne to

tational aeaca of tke term. It do notrTe,aIl,,.redBCd tb of

earrv out a new nmrl. f tka JPr"S " ca eBct, or to rjkiBff

t .tu'itna t a -.-i.i-i -.- line dtetavor of the nation kv an- annoaJ.

or creative letrislation. ThereT" " Kr?.01 Wf latve body.

easure. No tuch nm. uon. u aee aoc eetaonsn ooetttvej

...i. ... ... --. i . ' ii.. . i.iwn ii Li uunutr mm. m wnuin uirs

wnote nitory ot t ie country. It ia in " ircaiiy auuiinx new. novel on .,-,. i.. -.,. ,T : utter reDurnknce to , ihianlA f Si! WaUva ia it at all. It siniolv :raBtilt!V. fJ. T-B?f ex.ei. prerofjauve

institution.. In monarchi. ii(aiid le jHH"' Mrapritio, and 'accom-T .' Ka maTf there is a law to-day which prohibit PI that grant by repealing a clauae"'; fn R?; f. th. ,,ua-n lui r-ur.if t.u.lin a nrevlou. liinmnri.iii.a utit weJ' wtifed a a Bntwh monarch

' aa w llfM.CIinjL W 4 BU J U w f, Tff 1 1 ft I a I ft M a a -

rnt'K:-riaath . JStk.'T 1.

Mata af rakH aar.

Warrlek Ca-aaty Jfsmavel Builder J. K. Tilaaaa, ha tka Evaewvili- Jrwr-

sm, ramtM aaaae tetamtiat foeU relative to tke dieeavery of prakiatarie relic ia aa "awd.nt IndkM nuiMl,N ituate.t a tkalarm af Mr. Fleteh-r William.

i JtUKO KUKTTNJtX,

1TT0HMT AT LAW, And KaUry Public, Jasvii, Irbuba, i

WflLL ffartlea la aH tka CarU af IHkaU m4

for more than two months commanded "PH constitutional grout. U.

I Wa-k;-.i-. 1 a

V a a vbdp VUI IBtltH If! II. I a

la th. wKniahl.tnri. nftki. Jot "are aenipaa a to the exercMe

not a single instance can be found of 'aP T P7r " ,?r c"0. veto of any such bill. ,?Ter Tr J r8." m . . . . . . - . X!M,Ctfn IH a nraaulaaf nf tka T7n'fa-4

a nereis noia-iagie lnsiance of thK.,," t" ,L"iV" . w.,..TO veto af a bill wkick ii aot creative. onlvfeel! fo! .rt P".of fo?--

niia me execuuvo auinoniy OI a

. r ii v r rii ictAU i wan r at-a auMiv a.iuik

e intance mirs..St? -

111. ifa

t a I a . V. " -T . " ' A la J . i a a a i

oy nxeu oayoaets. oargeaat UTIahertv aiwnrj i a vcjo noi oaen vr navea vta rikt

ttttj NHtld.IttHlM.

Jaa t. MT4.

tka Legislature of a sorerAiini Stat. vft

member could ras the line oreutur thm

caphol without Sergeant OTlaherty's consent. One company of regular treoD. renreaeutiiifr tka nnwar nf iLa

American flag, subverted law, constitution and eel overnmeitt bv order nf th

.preKient ta rant, A few years sooner.

-ar- a a 7 -

Wahinton vetoe.1 two Hill, M .V uec r iBdepeadeiiat.

koth. aa ha ;.' f- m- n,... ftaK. i.r".10" pve inuaiicaB seaooi-boya read

. r. ii.lm.

C. H.BILLO.M.

Dillon fc Xillon. iTTOHNITS AT t AW.

arVtCB) vv at. Trealer'a aaaMlar Bhmp.

JAIPII, DfOIAVA. VtrttX la tfta Car t af tHMa m aihi IT taaaaUaa. Sat, BHk, lMj.

FFENITURBi JOHNF. ALLE8,

BcrUfWaH Caraar ef tat PaWk .aart, JAtFCR, INDIANA, leapcetfMlIy injorms tke public that his eteek af Furatture and Comns will always ke found full aad nrice very raa-

aaaaWe. Aay article of furniture made ta artier aa WAntad. "! nnirnvna

regret, approving,

I w. . a ...

syndicate which recently

every

was uoiBted out to him

Keltnarar. Tkaaa au hlit'nrln.l

. . . - ... ... ... cfl . . 1. I . .1 . . .. .I

aaa a KeputNtcan committee of Cob- iwhcj. nai i am com pei hki ine syndicate which recently Mr

.1.- u. -a-1 i ... ia auwi ui in nuuaa mil ia mIum. ti...ii.- : . t. t . . .

a,i-m, aaivnB ureta Mr. rr nreicr, ine ; .., '"V r--" ; nrejtn.-c4i int Htrjee amount, oi per eeui preaaat vice-president, rebuked this :.?, j08 of Kepreentative iiboHd-) have pnt the national banks having

arl .1.-. .V.- WBMI 11 BTUr HUM. HHHHr a MBPMiAB Uu-fAvliu am : t-

anti ivuviibu inaib in -. - c--- - v.i;ivn-iui 111.7 un ucinmb ivi irmr ulioan..

tiaioagrAnen6tp9Mthepower'tiou in a bad box. All the ten -forties

lire .fmaiiiHlKHl. 10 naju MM.M aiha.re bean tiiai ,u aaH i.a :n

' 1 .. - ' .x. . . an,nnu ! vnnan Will

.luA-a-Iluk.pi -. ....1 . I . ... t 1 .

a.-iiiwj. tuociwic, h urea axu , ini..v3riiii mm; .ciiw.c iitaili vireilM' ... ' . . . P ....... . . .

ror partisian purposes. Thequastiea i. ,. f" v orns, ann nu ention or buy per cents, at a premium is such see, each power not dangereue ? ,,7,0,17 ,POH couetitutioaal ground, from the ayndknte. There is one altertl DluUIu.. r : Um biltone atMar t'y rataioir lk luilL.i:v. .bL.L : - 1.. .t.. .

im iHnuiivigii ei (imcr emincnctl , o-...T, iv imnnniiiiic r un.ii t ontj jmi ii v aVBllHBre , id purity than Mr. Hayes auswer tkia,w,,! wr"t,, mid, "with thatkhat k to buy the 10 4 per cent certi-

nicn wia not ee sola at latere

in amount. All dav Satnrdav

'a.kil.lnu la.1i-, XmmA . . . .

I . ., . ...... vantia nwi namciuai

ww rercmu imi no Hie ei ine no we rUrlcs fnrnted iu 1iU. mt tka t -aa. ....-

groea entnwe and retiorttwl

T.fUllaiur- U'll laaralU- a ml r alaat

ed. and tkat Vr. Kollnva- ai u BBder

mi . . .llaa."

I at imv. inaramra naa raaa iLuiiin".

mile below rwlrr iu. . it...

EvaasviUe road. Mr. TilhmMi save :

Tke Held ia which tk tMnri'ii .tin.

ated i level, and haa beau la cultivation y, years, but tke kletarv of th P1?!.1,11-tt riF lay tide large level field waa cleared of tke foreet timber, tke mouad produciag ae large timber aa anv Ot the oil MirrAaiudtacr ,'r

Tke mound waaabont 11 feet higher than

tee eurrouBain eurface; A short ditanee to the west or north w eat were

marked deoraaaloas In tka

were eTidentlv tke solat fraai -J.t.-i.

the eartk waa takea to aaaetract (he aaoaad.

We eoameaead naAtlir tka .xi.

from the too. aad had - tkr.w.. .,tr

more tkaa two ftet before we unearthed what was. orobablv at aa tta i ti...

great paat.aa aristocratic Ikmily burvin-r ground, but, as I did net commence' tliiartklefor the purpoee af theorizing, I will confine myself to a description of what I actually saw. Tke Hionnd had originally baea raied about 10 fret high, tkaa tke eoAaa eaMtainimr tk

reasaiBa of the loved one were nlaeed

upon It. Tke cofiaa were ell placed un a level, aad akore tbeu tka an. lunil Kim.

tiaued to rie. The coflna uhm- h

made of elate or eesdstOKe, about o lack thick. Tke etdea. audi and

were eack taade of a aiatrla mUL ii

aame style that our undertaken, v

uee Board for tka same purpeee ho-

some of tkeoe bad baea tea an

auswer the nuraeea wltkeut a ,

aad this had been meet efeetualjrt by CUttiar the fractured adraa n

slate aa straight as a diamond vf

Kiaaa, aaa BitiBg tbe edge w thing tkat looked like ear mf meat, and kaa stood tk t

aaly knew kew bmmv eeataT

aut tka leaat deterioration, I meaaarad ae af tkeee found tkat it was two foot tv wide in the elear. waa one i

meaea deea aad air faat M) W.

This I believe wae tke leageet . the sis or tigkt unearthed, trndh doabtediy beea air tight Over tke ia tke tee lab tkera waa arrnll w

eorreepondiBf with tka apace left.

ceenas at tne praeeat day,, which out uadertakers cloe witk glee. lathe bottom of and under tka coffin wa

found a red earth, about the eotwiateacv of putty, but which hardened readily on being exposed to the air.

luetae tne conna we found human bonee, one aknll being la a pretty fair state af preservation, and wae about the medium aise : one thitrh hoa. wkirh -aa

also pretty well preeerved. would oeem A f!l a a . a

to inuicaia a tarra aKaitoa. nut nut

larger tkaa mav be seen in aonae anatnat.

leal mueeume in tkie country. Tke style of burying muM certainly have been baaatiful. At tke, top of the men ad waa a circular apace of six feet ia which bo coflns were found, and around this ranged the cofllns with the heads DOintinr ta the rseutar fnrni.Hir

la complete star with the feet autwnrd.

causa tkev were ;, u....-,;,JlMa cel,eve' s the very first ofl

theconetitutioa." ' 1 1$. x' t.i(ted to a "cndid

cancel iiwir aniagoniMs to tne centi- . .-. r i " : Z .

tution. At oae of hi veto meeesCV. " TLr9 ec-ry l

reads: MI ant cnatlrti. hv tke l.JP"""' ajou. .

: I - 1 a-v t I'lV mwm a aa B A a aa -k -k r . A T

it.- T S.I-. -a .. . . . wtiankla AmX.,,.. T C 1 . :irl llr.HW THOnilif

Agi'i'Ure oi uoumiana ocing ,J. j.l t. 4cr .ubciiih)i Another line in the DecUrmtlaa mf Tm seseiou,a honest loldierand gentleman J.." with th coatitHtiim of thHdea is thi. icUrUM ,f I"'

iwcucaaiaiva ttvuiuauHAU IU BllirSH , . . V. "-"". -II. Uaj, l-pnt iinnav u im ataa anteeeCB. COmmit AHV eutrare tltvnn by the order of the tame undent ita jaction. to the Houe of ReweeeutativesL "e l1," : iu. MP ilIS!STuiZL

l. I.l.l.(i u.li. .111 t j V I VIM it ariaiailail mremt itwiuing armies Wimeui le Cea-r' . . ... "TTT' ""' j.u:ui-i.ir, the lagWaUve halls at tho head of a VnarL fl .? ,.. , feut of our Legislature." relatiwia wkick should -eet between oued of aoldierit 'with Ted kat-onati Monroe vetoed in eight vears ottlv! ,."!:,'. .... !.. j u. .:

aadeiectbv force every iMmharwba one bill, and hi aaeceage read: Hav-

poiatad out to him by an agent of " consioerea tne imii, cntme.1. Bulling the Bead - T - afl t m W I f la r .maa afc-..a. A ? I

ogg. ineee are nuioncat facts. . --p

Itacaai'a Grammar. .BaMaaara SaaaHa.) ; Oar genial Frhmd. Calaaat Itorden-

ef the Cincinnati Timet, desire that we should publicly atate whetker we heard Senator Jekn Loran. ia hi recent

rjspeech, commit any outrage upon

aad purity than Mr. Hayes auswer thle,w,.! written, aa he mid, "with thatkhat k to 1m question. jwlemB regard to the princip of thrficate, whi It came up in 1S68, when Wm. H, c"'"ti?a which theday (July Kourth)Jthan 1X i Seward, thea the foremost Kepublkan was calculated to mpire, and the beliefkhe Waahin

in me iann, autireeeeti tne senate tnua: , "? 1 ovmewi e powerierKS lormea in line at the traaeurv Ktttra the TTntiae nf Itanrauil.tiai. 1 BHd Privilege MMeHd bv the lMllLHMlviy r tkam fmttme-mJ mm ta l- .......1

ta-9aU. lit t 1 1 . kaa nm. a naia .u.h . Kill Jl.il.jl. VCfS SMttinOriMd Dl' llUtruilit iHtiAa niuti J tii -a. ... l.!-l .1.-

r ninnara win receive a ueQUCiion oi;" v t" " " t" rauii-ui miiinit t.u. i. j i t7i .. . I "'-" i wre uc al.Ul .... i-. .. t . !l k.tfht nrnviKil-n Ia nl.Ai aa ....I. I AVWr VClOOu BVO (HllK. ')-.' Ihra Wnlai-v a-ll I.U.I.l lilWIAaft . 1. -

'um ni mil. 1 ruin regular price, or. .-v. jho ni;iHii. re per eent. if paid la thirty days. alent prohibition iu any bill wkkk it Aur etl 1 Ittaa cnHSlitllttniittl tuitrap tn naai !

--"ft" """a, ia j.

than constitutional power to paes. And

so it has a constitution.! right to place

tke prohibition iu the annual army appropriation bill. It is a right aaa if

Beceeeary to effect the abject deired, and if that obiect is one that I In itaelf

aaf iul lalnullu iMa.l.. .. it..

y-" mmmwv, vinmnillj A Wy-.ra fl II b iu aitaj UMt, ft- u rH o.;pece and happinee of the coimtrv. or - .a- .1 til . . . 1 .

i ma mmMmrnv ui im iieertie.1 ut tne

people. The House of Reprcentativee,

a . autUIaJ K 2.. J.- - .- 1 J

AaIT taplaAttaaaM I La eMM&M

. " a aare vmrm writ lUWiiuiUfHf kwimsww twi am tviivmivi t irvajra Jwih-!!A is ' . eceeary, or whether tke

object ef it is thus important.

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KEW BLACKSMITH 4 SHOP. WSJ. GASSER,

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JVHakeMMMIeMf rrttM af k H faity aMM44 U. Wa. dAMCa. tkiftH,XI7l. 1-

lican sen at or, preeeated tkeargameit witk still greater farce:

Pie rOC four. Buckaiaaa naa Imlall aJnunut An.l.U.u.n L:m.. ... . .

purely oouUtutioual grounds. khe doe or bustneee Saturday there wm No president ka kefore vetoel an an-:ovcr 90.tXX).i)CC of tea-fortien kM for

propriatia hill aad blocked tke Govern-Uational banks, ail of which have been ... . . jcalled in. A large portion efthia amount Cveaatubbara Andrew Joknon, wbofh held by national banks in the Wet, ased the veto power more freely thanibut will hare to be converted within

aay other BrettdeBt sirned a t-mIU tn uart sn.at-a tlii-.h..

iki-.iU.Lr. vsii -.. T . . . ;'l - "-j -..mi. win am, i titer eri a araiMi n tSdnLii X IS&S allft.h ltM,andif)over frehly plowed ground.

. ',7 . - "J " -:. rrej want, Till I ine ITWIKMI WOUIfl lag hie etgnatura neeeery approprkhave a corner of tweaty millieM on the atloB. should be defeated." Upereent. PotmterJame, f Kaw Judee &torv. in hi ruMtn roi itai.lv a-v- u .k,.t iu. ...u. L.. .-

. ' - r " . . . n , . " mj-n mi, Wane uriemys aljwjuke vwe power of tHei making anything out ef the legal woaident tkat he will tu i aaK- J..::... .u.-..f .... . '...-

. , . -fw-noiii..iMinniiwni paiuiiajim lot IttC extraordinary occasion, wkea a iutiwl of aertifia.ua. nu e.u ara a-r

regard ta tke uUIc ufur aiju'Laiit-vt.:H . .- .i-amr . .... .

, " . r--ii.-i.nnii, aim a - I vm WW UI fl IUIT in lulu.. t m. u -... .a.....i -t ..in IV. . "

Bean aad verb. Being defy worn wtv

BTOeeed to aav that we weni-nrraeHt In

the Senate, sitting ia tke seat with Senatar Davie, of Iiliaeit, wkea Mr. Logan delivered kie great epeeeh. W? hiwrd him dietiactly make e af the follow-

ing axpraetiOM: If I had 'of kuowed it"; ul have eaw thtime". etc; "he done thie without reflection.4 !f r. Lo-

gaaalao aed tke following sentence.

wMek wa do not find in hie speech in tke ReMrti I hain't keaa vet tn a

Boeitiea where I coald hear anch eenti-

meate ae tkeee aerated through the set

tlement but T hare long MSpicioned iu mv owb mind that there h men in thi

body which wonld, if Ihey have the

power, pi net the blue empyrean from the agis of tke American eagle without stopping to reflect where the country wk going to or drifting at." We submit that soma portrons of thix sentence will not bear critical analyei. We do

not pretend ta say that Mr. Logan a

entire speech consist of such unprovoked aseaults upon the cltaete English language. It was only when he departed from tke netee on the wriot baud of hia shirt that ke aeemed to utitiuble

over verb tike a drunken man walking

TW. rM-.rnl.i11i laiinu aa v a th.at

a no v - n vii0,iik ii mww 1 .,... Morton C Hueter may be regarded aa tka earning, ma ok the gubernatorial raeeea the RepublieM tkket iu 1.80.

A meeting of the editera of Southern TtadiuM wifl taL-M rthtce on the J-M day

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