Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 22, Paoli, Orange County, 13 February 1878 — Page 2

THOS. B. BUSKIRK- Editor,

Russia holds the whip hand in the settlement of the Eastern troubles. The Democratic State Convention will meet at Indianapolis next Wednesday. Ex-Governor Wells, of Louisiana, has been released on ten thousand dollars bond. Of all the States in the Union, California pays her Governor the highest salaary-$9,000 per annum. Hon. C. L. Wedding, of Rockport, has withdrawn from the race for the Democratic nomination for Attorney General. Hon. Gideon Wells, ex -Secretary of the Navy, died at his resi dence in Hartford, Connecticut, Monday evening. The Daviess county Democratic Convention instructed for Hon. Henry A. Peed for Secretary of State last Saturday. There were 129 failures in New York during the month of January, with liabilities amounting in the aggregate to $7,113,039 and as sets $1,433,839. The vote on the silver bill is still delayed in Congress. There is a large majority in favor of its passage and we can see no good reason for the delay. II.G -t !. l ml r cf Congrc?.?, Unib I Cb,bc cc-.atcr and Beers-: -t r;(.fY.V.r urb ri'r, ident Fiil- : . CA d r, 2".-,- Orleans Inst y, i ."id 7 3 The Porte has refused to let the Fnglbh fleet sail up the Golden Horn find "protect JJritbh subcd." Und i'ti-; id and there's J' t '! ' viht Id n rr-ult will be. Hail. Weils informed a New Orleans Democrat reporter that he i- tr.l held the President and Secretary Sherman in high regard, and wcu'd, under no circumstances, -"squeal." The jury in the case ajnnnst 'Genexrd Anderson, ono of the Louisiana Returning Board villain?, returned a. verdict of guilty nnd recommended him to the mercy cf the court, lie has not v .' i rcn t " 1 1 r d. At t!i? L-dna bbnb renee, in 1 71, the t! ;u- c tl,,i Te.,ty .f 1 :U K.tin T to th- D .rd.'-;I!f s i ;.i ; d., 1 j a to edlow Turhy ( i ( ; - i tl..- P inl.iiu 11 r; 1 r.rd. U l, ; '.r?u tu tl .dp cf fL : r i d td'dedj p l : ' 'I'ni v r 1 1, : r : ce e ' j c ) r I ? I e l..;. ry ;' rtl e -" . f t. It. tyd' T.-c I i ru i -3 n -t d, ' i it 1 i v i j y t r II ix," Ad;rdj,;! 1 L . i 1 y ! I lie ; a j -rfieu f f ! , j ri "'i ; Irun ep to d : ' : ! :.. dr.: ,t-i t!t Ti :y t " i -I-, r i. ,.,!eet th(it vi , 4 r ; . t!y ( f V.illl !i tui -; ' It v,'.:d 1 . iir r , r , r - i 1 r !, villi I :r : i- -r . . . . - , i. a: . if r ' , . t : . I ' : . - .i f

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(j .1 l.. X l ) W A A . r tdtrr tr,i c!i' -id 'ir, n r t! f.u;ttr;; J.v.d i.. A. I .1! T rei-ry. O 3 i.n ti. :i, live d: ;-t. s v, c:e . ; , . fr a f h i r. i h: ? -) s tt-.ud lh L :..t ? C nv.i.lt. h luu i hin - ' .lir - iU ovn dI f; w1--, i.i fi, !hr. : raoii James V'. Pro, II. B. Htvity, Juraf ? I. Ar, Irv, I :;s . vA Id id. s and J.uni I". f L". S : r. jde,in-D tvi J i). Hu. I . itrr, j..d n i). tt.r, v5V:. l. .d, Cenj. B hind Sot and James A. Frost. OrangcviU a T h eo d o r 3 S t a c k -lie-use, Jamts II. HeCauIey, Sr., Peter B. Ilonecal, Asroti JXi and Iev.ds Brown. Ncrthwcst Samuel C. Milter. George W. Felkcer, James A. Bsdster, W. V. Plnnick and Silas LsC'erty. French Lick W, B. Cornwall, Henry Burton, Samuel llyan, Limnn C. Piummer and II e l ley Xewkirk. Jackson V. P. Itoberts, Wesley Shoulders, Thoraai W. Giiliatt, Jordan C. Marlett and Thomas Flick. Greenfield Joel C. Dillard, Jno. II. Giiliatt, William II. Kenchd!, Lents ford Lomax and David bucket t. Southeast James M. Sa miners, Geere Stroud, Jacob L. Samrvcrs, Jdwvi .Lockhiirt mul Jo .:;h Mcintosh. Sta m perse ree-k Henry Poison, Allen Wolf, Jarnes L. Xobiilt, Gbvnj3 B. McCoy arid Henry F. Triokle. Northeast Perry C. Johnson, David Worrell, Win. Doaeh, James M. Lewis and James M. Worrell. On motion, the following committee was appointed on resolution?; Thosms B. Busk irk, T. II. Dougherty, Jesse A. Weils, Robert Iliins and John D. Carter. On motion, convention proceeded to appoint delegates to the Senatorial, -Con gressi onal, Judieial and Representative Conventions as follows: COXGRESSIO'NAL, CONVENTION". Paoli Samuel A. Davis, Frank Kin-, Wm. W. Well.j. Orleans James M. McCart, Ham A. C. Elrod, John J. Lingle. 0 ra n ge v i 1 1 e Robe r t Hi gji us , John A. J. Able, Eli Monica!. Northwest Wm. B. Grimsby, A. J. Able, 1). W. Southern; French bird: Nathan P. Lambdin, Jeha P. Davi James P. Pin nick. Jackson John Gilli.dt, W. S. :iU::vz, l V. Relerl. Crtcrn.Id Win. B. Giiliatt, Me-esR d Gj.r- Yd. Hi: r.iut!- l J.miia d. l.r-(n, d d;. -: be-,. Is 1 . u i;-- r. r; k TIjo.m.is Vance. . Ik. JytV. .ht.t ty, Vv m. T. Wells. 2d :tb. t 1 rry V. JC.ir.ion, G ; r ; 1 herty, J.-.-.-.j n. , r. r.i.vi c.:n v; :;x:ax. led! 11 I. r ' it, Id. .; 5 Hunt, dx-ir ,.t S . r. I'Llrd. I" Jb.-.-.n c:..,t;mu. 'Id " i r J : J 1 F :.d v4d'.-.L : G. 1 ri-n- d -rty, . ;., Fra-d; Lytle, F Iw.rd R.h.: I, I d LI. Ij. G. F;;r.if.;t-, ., 1 11, i. !

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1 -, j'-".. 1. t :,. t-, id., v-1 W( : ' r ... Gib . .T v . L B C. 1. Lucy Gi;y it, Fr '.';! I. Gn.r.d I I-I)r Wrilli;;-, Wo McDonald, Jesss A Ydcll3. Eoiiihenst Virgil Moon. Jacob Sammers, John T Noblitt. Stamperscreek KHey IleCoy, Wm II Martin, John F Beach. Northeast Fielding Bridgwater, Jataes Crocket, Castalian Trabae. Thof. B. Busklrk, chairman of Committee on Ecsolutions, reported the . following:, which were unanimo n s 1 y adopted: We, tho Democracy of Orana county, in convention assembled, this Qtti day of February, 1878, demand 1st. The immediate and unconditioned repeal oi the Resumption act and the bankrupt law. 2d. The remonetizalion of silver, with coinage unlimited to be a lesral tender for all debts public and private. SI. The abolition of national banks and a currency to bo issued in lieu of the noted of such banks by I ho government, and We hereby declare that we are unalterably opposed, 1st, to ail legislation in favor of capital as against labor. 2d. To the expenditure of more than 12,00-0,000, the amount expressed in the act- authorizing the building thereof, for the new State House and Sd. to tho levying1 of a greater sum than two cents on each flOJ of taxable property in any one year, as a State House tax. ... We indorse fully tho financial views of Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees, as enunciated in his recent speech, delivered in tho Senate of the United States. We heartily indorse the course of our present representative . in Cvngrcs Hon. Thomas 11. Cobb, and hereby instruct our delegates to the Congressional Convention to vote for his renomination. i!i We hereby instruct our delegates to the Democratic State Convention to cast the vote of this county for Hon. Henry A. Peed, of Martin county, for Secretary of State,' Dr. II. biephen.sou. of Dubois county, for Treasurer of State, and for Robert W. Miers,. of Monroe county, for Attorney General. In addition to tho above, Map John R. Simpson offered the following resolution, which was re ceived with great applause by the convention. Hesolved, That we, the Demo crata of Orange county, In lua.s convention assembled, take great p I oas tire in re eo m m e a d I n 5 f a r t h e nomination to the odee of Auditor of State, tha veteran hero of two wars, General Maiden D. Idanson. whose sterling' Integrity and life long devotion to the principles of Democracy, and his untiring; energy and successful service in the cam palm ct F7", I " justly earr.eJ mr him tld? at G i. uid-; el Id; ; arty, di.j , el., jby ir.itrL-t ear dF.cyjls to the S'atj C ,-avcat;en, to li bF. i at bidlanis; -.V.i c:il F:!nrd., t C't tb.f Vil'1 cf I bl ccv.-ity f.Am him, a: d i' -1 rdl her. oral le mc ;ns to- . . Id. r.ev.b :tl.;.:. Cj t. J.-.UK3 F. Ldt.ebcr oIT.red r-l i ..t.. ?.., Id.vt v;c, tb D.:e: ? e :.dy, ia c . ,r. . 1t , ,1 ; i 1 ' r : . t ' j I - led- I t V. 0 r- -.if i .ir;, : . i . c . , - . i i . t. - .tat," b I I laie, ;j r ATc. I I : ...;.d..:.r if li -e L. d. , I d'.-v-ii-r It to le tl."d d- t re7 r 1

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. - - . :' ' 1 5 t '. . ; itb : -d.i ) . .i t II n li t " f r d 'j - it" t f be." l 1 .idiJy ? ' ! ' 'i'r..I V' t 1 - " c . - I f Ir d i - t 1 ti 5 r : : ' r tr. t 1 13 o' -1 cd:.r. I i d: d I lT3 I " i d) ! n 1 ' ? b' i.. " , i.d -'ii; . "y C . I ' - it. b ibr IIv d.; 1 ti .e. .ntd Orthe I v , tb 1 -rd to ; a tho subject ri b ; Nirav. We do not dealia-'lo 1 ;rd tb3 ib a In Ids den" ;rib-5 wa db-Txib Mt.i with a Ilitla m r. cf tb-d ch - :pud.d d (sod! be it to him) in. I a more thcr dts ca tho interesting subject ct tks ultimata 'destiny of the htm-n f-.riily, a s abject just now ir;i!,dd;rj the 'pahlic . mind mora Inte:i:ey than it ever has since lbs p-; :n notion ' of useless cndlec.j hell torment crept into the ChrUtkm church. We i;n:Ie Orthodox to tha-.con-sideratiOT of - this ' preposition; What is fie Gospel which men are required" believe i.-i order to Le saved. By reference to Gab 3, 8 you will learn that the Gospel was preached t Abraham saying, in thee shall all nations be blessed. Remember that Orthodox and myself are agreed In this one thing, that all nilions "means every human being," (see his first article in the Nfats.) .For further Bible definition of the term Gospel we refer Orthodox to Luke 2, 10 and 11. Orthodox does not believe this gospel now but- we have the sure word of prophecy that he will for all men will be saved and come to acknowledge the truth. See 1st Tim. 2d eh., 1st to Gth verse inclusive. . - .,,.,' 1 With thanks to the editor for space in behalf of truth and with faith tnat Goi will make au end of sin and bring in everlasting righteousness,-1 remain, truly .Feb. 12, 1878. Evangelical. Louisville Fasliiosis. " For theTaoli News. ' reelings and opinions grow ivith our growth and change like ' our garments. S!o-ly but surely the old faainon and pride of "kt epins' up appearances" is dying out and giving place to the wiser nnd truer sentiment, that economy is a virtue, and as brijdut anI shining a one fits any that adorns our womanhood. Ladies are proud now of their ability to render home cheery and bright on a .sum that a few years ago they would hare considered" inadequate for half their necessities. The average American home of to-day, fragrant with flowers and sweet with song, are glimpses of fairybind, when wc compare them with the base, cheerless abode? of the Plymouth lloek Pilgrims our fathers. They had not th opportunity to cultivate the fcesntifal; they left that for cs to do, nnd we are improving encouragingly We used to be extravagant and fid our homes with CaUy things that were beautiful, truij; but now we Lave begun to learn a lesson beyonl ibub Hih market value does not of necessity - belong to all tilings beaBtdab And many iadr hands nnd fyes bright with intelligence will testify to the truth of ray words. One lady exclaimed; "I'm glad End prond that I've learned to economize, nnd 1 tl.ii b I i.i-yd. i.i t'.at I Lave lr-med, f r ni-jr ton t'oara exrrdeJ wiih ' b ? t i rr S o.,-.? rs nrch 1 ual f : i I rss an 1 i-r-i-? red y'. .ifi.re ii. ir. t-7v.:;y wi w -.t to do." It is a '-ire if wndjrf.'.I ir.t?rt-t to i:vt Ijj,, : 1 n o;,(e t'iy 1 ; ike it a st Jy, ar.d generally C 11 1 tacrine b. zrowing more in love with the plan evfrv (i,it. A lady fee'? so ' remely . f a.,. I si', i Lei: ; I every Li 'y eb-3 a sh I as worked ort one eft " -a yzn I t-s. A friend - a ntr .1 f e.dus, an t. I anew druss for her ut-';. i.:".,jr. i . d.d not l-el j 3ti',el ' ' i'3ir : tjf1, a o : us (d ? P -rd, " " i : :-' b '1 1 o r- It vc,5 . S be s ;.e? i-nt cd r t ' 1 ',19 d. j ,' he t. ctiora of b- j- ,raiii. : -.'. ros r f t e r -, n , d ' - J 1 l. b,u t .rc !, t. b :v. I'" 1 t ?h;'l- " 3 a car. ,Irat!vTi 1 ; till, ti r t',.st to ah 1 p- c ir1 '- ; k 1 " -'dy r r-v. dp.br :.i ir, ' ' ' ' ' - ' r -dd ;- 1 .rp.-, f i " : ' ' - ' rr j-tps rn, ?. ji-jij if 11 r. 1 r t'i f - ,r - ' d h' j vd

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b;:?i I ' r o T -3 4.1 Lb I . ; . : ; r.-rl Er. Kews. No direct answer to the j-.1 otp qaenion C3i L t- .!'. fjl'y g" ver. 1 ,'4 NhcIotj'iI P lb-" sy-' """i is rr i'd :r m :-,. by gool or ei tn-eiy evil in its ir iuci'i't on o ir natic," si j"rs'ar ty. 1. I " 't i trr, i" r 1 1 it? orly gord 0:1 ?, i 3 the ty ii s-bords to Ibbi.ol 1ers. in fact the security of the holder is so perfect that the failure of the bank in no way a fleets the value of the note. To make this plain let me allude '.to the organization of a National Bank. Stip pose thrc men, A. B. and C. desire to start a bank under this system; suppose they hare one hundred thousand dollars.. This amount they invest in Government Bonis and deposit them with the Treasurer of the U. S. . These three capitalists, being incorporated under the name, we will say, of the First National Bank of PaoSi, Ind., are then authorized t) issue notes to the amount cf eigbty-fire thousand dollars; or, eightyfive per cent of the amount of the bonds deposited as security for ' the payment of the notes So it is plain that rs long as Government bonds are worth 85 cents on the dollar, the biH-ho'der is absolutely secure. There is another advantage in the system, which arises partly from this absolute security and partly from the national and universal character of the law which governs the banks. It is this: A bill of a bank iu Maine is current, at par' in New Orleans or in Georgia, and thi 3 does away with the old troubles of discount and unenrrent "loney. These are all there is to recommend this ays -tern to tho favor of the people. Every other feature is devoutly hestile to the greatest good of the greatest number. Every advantage besides these two just natn id is in favor of those three eapb trdvt 3, and it favor3 them and adds to their wealth and power simply because they are capitalists and net because they are citizens. Beyond the point I have indicated it is u system gotten up and maintained to fatten a few at the expense of the many- Five years em plorment in National Banks and three Of them with Jay Cooke, the father of the system, leads me to speak so positively. 5Ur The system of which we are speaking offers no greater security to the deposit tor than did the "wild cat," banks of twenty years ago. Those who read the newspapers know tins to be true. N; -ttonal bank failures are. repotted by every Associated Press dispatch. But let me explain bow it is that the system is a gigantic injustice to the many, and a stupendaous favoriteism toward a few. These' three men, whom we bar a sup posed to start a bank bare a baa d red thousand dollars- They receive, on an average, six percent (when gold was at rs h'lgh fremtara they grot fromftn t fifteen per cent.) interest on their bonds, that is ?fi,C00 per annum. They issue SS5.C0O in notes, and the use of two thirds of this sum, at ten per cent is about 56,000 more. In other words they receive interest on 1 30,000 which is not theirs, or to look at it another way, they grt 12 per cent, on their capital, besides all their other profits. What the banks get the people have to pzy.Ergo. 'the people of the U. S.pay at least 12 per cent- on all the Natioaal feank notes in circulation, which we may suy is not far from five hundred caillions 12 per cent on which is sixtj million dollars or one hundred and six ty fire thousand dollars for every day in the year, or sixty-eight hundred dob Jars for every hour in the day and one hundred and thirteen dollars every mm ute. These startling figures roust'be increc"d one third in case the banks have in daily circulation the full amount of notes they can legally issue; which some times occir, t.-o'ib rarely. Now he fact H. thr-t all ov--r the count 1? mi l eecb'ly in t'1 2 b t. a t,aty i3 ridrg in ic3 s'bntyei trcn. zloti.T ei.Tgy nnd xndlr that thi ? fearful exjwi 1 e lib- i fror" the backs of the pt-'.pV-; the back, hich like th it cd ti t! ,i hiiou'.ry :rd will brenlc .'it snc:!.crl -ir s v,ci,iht be n 1 led. This Tarty, in i!'t P--ivcri.;a rivht wbir-Ii f; -? iuUCU!' tbti the ii- 10 cf p .p money ! 1 any be nen p- I th-.il e na ! by the Gov e r. t and that Govci nn-Tit whbh i a concrete r arae f--r ti e j ccy'.j f-hall la.vf the hene'If, be th'-y birg-3 or -dl which i "jsbo fr-"-! th-j i rr ' ria s-mr c t 1 " c I " 'i toco i" - - r T r k n "alien cot 1 r is in I he Pitt ! r 1 ecuare w . i or pad.ci; ?r3 It d. Delta. it !f t' e s'-e it cf o In fb? bb-w- of ib. fib, our lb?! - ..ti,; ! .;,br;'i;bdr. : - - . : i 1 1 t r

1 I';' in .;rh; ,- - i : ; - Id"1 ' i! ! I sy i!'.,r;d t. -s a ',rta tb..: ! r vara :d ; , t 1 , . Jt. ,n : . ; 1 1 a d t' . ei ta ti 1 ; :rv ij a! K't bne. ". Id i V j : t - r I "t - iif -t ill - 1 i i jrb. d i. i 1 th? cr. i: ii t f I b j br ti1? I t n f t bp wc 1 k tti5;:1 intlbic I Id b llcve -,: irthii :- up the- pibe. TI.-.. d.jL:: tald cf cry:.!jing a literary society at Independent Point. Honey Creek nail im been refilled recently and U doing good work under the charge of dlay & Bto. Mr. Virgil Meon, of this township, has 500 thrifty yourg apple trees growing on his farm. They are from the nursery of Wood b Mcintosh, Marengo. Little John Pro passed through our town Saturday morning and stopped and asked the cashier to change a dime. When tisked whem he was going In said lie was going toget drunk. Judge Ilulgan had a big hog too,

After it- was cut into six pieces there were no scales in tho nefghbodhood that would draw a piece. It's a bouncer, and the Judge may feat on short biscuits for many days to come. The schools of Southeast are c!os ing this week. We had the pleasure of visiting the closing exercises of the schools taught by F. E. Martin and D. J. Mavity. Mr. Martin Isjust a beg!nner,and if we are to judge Irom the manner in which he and his pupils acquitted themselves, we must at n -e conclude that Mr. Martin has made a good beginning. If he continues to improve himself we bespeak gret success for him' in the profession i i the future. The success of Mr. Mavity as a teacher is too well known to need any comment at our hands. An apparently interesting revival is in progress at Cross Road-;. Rpvs, McGregor and Tyler are the principal workers. No one has been born, died or got drunk recently, consequently items in that-lino ira ssarae. .Ws hope to give a better assortment soon. - Respectfully, Feb. 11, 1S73. Pelxg. . Louisville Live Stock U&rkei. February 11, 1875. Hogs. Choice, $3 0 to G DO; fair to good, f 3 63 to 3 75; light, $3 40 to 3 60b SHEEP. Extra, ; $i 00 to 4 CO; common to medium, $ 3 00 to 3 50. Cattle. Good to extra shippers, ft 23 to 5 00; best butchers, $1 00 to 4 25; medium to good, $3 25 to 3 50; common to medium, $2 50 to S 00; thin, rough steers, poor cows, &t, ?2 00 to 2 25; oxen, $3 CO to 4 Cd. r her iff ;;alf. TiyTirt ? of ,Hffl.'!,--: c, -)V(1 f ,)-' . f rue r, irii ti-ei from tn Clerk ul t,c C rn w ton I i ourt of ( omvnori !'!,-ai. in a rai;it '.v i;r -j V il lu ,u r-. t. i , i j - iu .i.-i A, .: .', . K'l" a ti - i ;.si! -, r ;-i TIi-j-h.i-. A. i um of two tftouiiiin't i-mr miuilrc! n,l tws'iit; -i' "O i : ill) ., c( -1 .-.-.' i .i : t '- i t " 1 1 a TM' 'nut cd . I v. ill ("tjw at public fc'iiii", to th-s tui-aeit .iiiHr, i !- ::.r, i k. ..i'av n, a. u. j .7-.. 1 v, , -J V 1 .r, f 1 C '!.-! a,. ; " ! o'cI'k-iv t. (,f 1 .';. v, i.r tho o '.r i. -.rn; t J I i - - of '."-, I .'.. 1 r.'i. -j a: i 1 : f r a fi . 1" not ( , . t i ' -i r j , ; u ; 1 t w ! x : U' . " 1 I,' l -T. 8 1 ' ). f 1 1 (i na ( i, I' n'i- t . ) 1 , a - I f 1 1 -r o 1", i k" . -- s 1 - .1 n 1 - s-s, , .i t -."1 1 t, f 1 - ! 1 , jf t " - ' . J : - ' - t ! i t j ,-i . ' h . t - -- - r . e , 1 v j 1 1 , f , ..-. ; J ;-' ' - f ' - . . : , i : ' :..-.. 1 1 1 -a ' v, , ( i 1 r " 1 3 . f v) , r f 1 1 ; "I laws. - r i-- , 1 i 1

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