iaJfci.ji!-'lM"r"' unr f i t I Cnmlnii Jtmimn. EDEN33URC, PA., FRIDAY. NOV. 19. ISSO. Tns Johnstown Tribune had now better w-tthdraw Its nomination of Grant m Minis ter to Uncland. Fred Clrant, the eon of Clyees, a r.icc voting tr.p.n who bai cost this (toveranicr.t a great rnarty thwinriil dollars, lias ftjrU'i ci .m t.T.jtue, as l:f is i!t t'te hlit f Uir.r, an-l .iy bis father w-.u'.l regard the oiT r if : fen :zn missi.tn "in list- nature f ail a .Iron'...'' 1'hls I .1-. if it was isid by atitU-rit v. ivi i if so ritt- a complete ex tit gulcli'T t'l" propos'tpr. of tin- Tr&.. if Ai.rn. A. ii.f:'v. vvitli whom n 'Kvir- to Ve s n t to tip I'. S. .--!a'p fruiii 1 1 1 i -i Stiiti h. assumed a ch;-i. sl.n; for tf.f i'lv Ttv.rs !s about t,( n-:i'ir- :l" t rut !j nf the mnxini. ' Tut nut -, , r ti w-l in t.nliti. ian.-1." While ,t is ft ui-i .n'f to tin: K l-til-itCiins of Featisyiv.-inla, it ia in vt-rthelos a fact, tliat no man ran hope to l-e the sueepsor rf Wil ham A. Wallace unless he is acceptable to the "Can.croii clan." and it Is now averted In high quarter that Simon, his yon Don, and their backer, have made ot rearrangements, anil that Grow will be remorselessly sqrtpleh It may be (Juay, or Hoyt. or Oliver, of Fitrsburcli, but then- don't seem mu"h of a chance that It will be G. A. Grow. Harry White rronoeji contratiiij, M-n-Itrove'i rip!:t to h!i rest in the nest Congress on the grourd of enough "errors," as a Tlc publican paper I'Uts it. to justify him m claSraiDg his election. The amount of cheek displayed in setting up this claim becomes apparent when the fact is stated that while White wa beaten 7"0 vote. Garfield's ma jority in the same district was 1,623. A ver dift so emphatic as this ought surtly be nough to satisfy the ambition of any man possessed of an ordinary share of modesty. It won't, however, sutitfy White, who is the rery reverse of a rn-jdest man, and who has ipi) so lon qnartetcd on the public treasury that holding ottii-e has bfc.mie to him a fec ou 1 nature. With White's defeat, hi trans parent scheme of tunneling the Allegheny mou iiair.s for slackwater rta ipatinu pur poses falls to the ground, never again to be revi'.id. Vf.THiN. in the political career of Ncn irik B. Wright rnr;iine him so well as the ending of it. He wanted to go back to on Ciess, and wanted it badly, but his constitu ent concluded that it was about time to give him a r-'-t. Connolly was the Democratic candidate and Scranton wa.s his Kepubliean cppi'tient. Wiigbt was nnluppy, and when on a still, cftln r.i.nlit a small crowd of his devoted ndmirers m; relied to his house with a 1 ra-s hai:d, and hailed him as the coining man, "Karki.s was wil ing." tic received 4, 174 vot.-s, which enabled Sfrant-n to defeat t'op.nollv by 2,f"7, whereas Connolly's elec. tion w,is assured had Wright remained out of the contest. About hull a tl.i n men like Wtight in other -tite. the notorious Acklen, of i.oiiisiai a, l.ciitir one of them, and Alien, of Mi-Fo,ivi. ar.otiier, by their inordinate thirst for otuce have taUen tin' nhsointe con trol of f h.? It-xt Ho.i-ii of Kepi est-sit.itives out of the h.cie'.s of the Democracy. MkhaF-I. Dwitt, the acrgrc-sive and fear less member of tlie !ri-h Land League who l.as bf'.i de.iverir--; lectures in this country sines ia-t May in the interest of the l eague, stated in his farewe'i lecture in New York, on Monday night of lat week, that 4 iJ land lords ir. Ireland own .v-1" acres each; hold more than 1 .i.i acres each : "i own J-1,' J0 a -re 14 !: Id .' "acresea.-h : :t h.Me : of-o.ro a ic:r e..cb. .;.,! one, t'aj M,ir-i"is of Luinistlowue, t-'.v'.s not less than Kv'.'-iV) acres. The, c and a few rlbe- s, i.inkiirg 744 in all, IioM 0.'-",'u. acre, or nca: ly cuc-h-ilf o Irei.tml. w hi-e .'.. e..i,, . r inhabitants dr not cwn a f.tot.-.t land. Davitt sailed for Ireland f vo day aftr-r he delivered the Uvttire refer r?d to, and it :s s airl will he arresn-.l by the Ihitish aiitiiori'.'vs as so-n as the ves-el on v. !i;ch lie sailed reaches (i.eeirst--. n. 1 lie pretext for hi arrf-t is alleged to be the sp-eehe which D.ivitt has ma !-- in t 'als coiii--trv. ihit if l.t or a iv otii-T I-i-h:uaii has committed an o.';'et:vc in tin- 1'riiter- -ate- of v. :. !-. ;reat Ilrlti. -i ... a right to i"-m;-'.iin, it U a matter for tb s co-o-try to th ai with, ,.e r --nly of the Kngii-ii govr nirnen is i. .-. . st th' i'' ;'ed -.t ?s :-:-.t -t a!:i'.n-t the Ir.Iiv .!,;a!. 'I h:5 prop.-'it'otl N o plain that it i f"!!? no r.rg".'!:- t to e'.u.-idate it. .VI'i'T. N'lHi! !'.'.! -. of New Y'M U, f i'-t'r g ja ci if'rig magistrate for the purpose of bearing the evidence on an information f-.-r libel 9ga:::t Keuwar 1 Pl:i!p, a writer for the Tj :'h r.ewp.;pr'r. in which fir-t appeared Garfield's alleged ( li'm-se c t-r to II. L. Moie, rlelivi-red bis opinion in the case on Saturday l.o-t, holding I'hilp for trial, and tli- d f' ndant entered bail in tire amount rc luiicd by the court. Aivra-n L. Hewitt was a witrv.-ss in the oa.v lie is a leading pud rro-niuent I.'etiiocrat. a man of wealth, high s .cia! piT-itioii m il of stainless character. In bis testimony, Mr. II. stated that be first saw the Motf-y Itttf r after it appeared in Tru'U nnd having I eeti in Congress w ith Garfield and being familiar with his handwriting, he hail then oTpr :-srd his belief thrt (iarfield's signature at h ?st was igei uine, ore!-e a most perfect itnitation. This belief of M II. was pul i.sbcd all over the coun'ry at the time lie rpre-seiMt. Atiy nun who is fami i'ar with the Judicial career of Nf.ah Davis knows that h" is an inters? and bigoted par tisan, audit suit -d his sini.ti-r pui poses in 'ieliveting his rj.lnioa totally and wantonly to pcrvrt and n:i-iepre-'ci!t Mr. Hewitt's testimony, makire. in fact, a regular stamp peei Ii ac'iin '. tliat C' !. tinman. The 1 iti S is a g and in-inflations of Davis were so 11 1 grant y ur ti- m ied ami uniast. thr.t Mr. II. was compelled to ox pno hi:n in the columns of the pupMc press, which forced from Davis n ex-'a?iatirn little less offensive than the original attack. If Noah Davis was laving tli- Kroin-d work b-r a cod appoitrtirent f--m Garfield be rlia t'neprli wa ll, and it i f iir to fxpi-t, will nreet ith bis full reward. !! richly !o-erves it. What an insufferable i::!'iction it is t- a community to be C'.n'i'i1. with, l pai tisnn jedge ? The New Yoik 7"i:)t', a third term organ bcfoie tlie meeting of the Cli'.caco Conyvn t'on, proposes to raise a fund of ?jj-i,c'0. the annual income of w l.ich, say Si;,.'r"0. (.hall be raid to the ohles px President during life r,d at his death to the next oldest. Sub scriptions to this Presidential pension fund are modsstly invited from men of both polit ical ra: ties. This wi:!d be a good thing for Grant, but not so good for Hayes, as Grant may live until the en. I of the century. As Hayes, h r.vever. is said to have salted down not less than 5 joo.e ;o of the f4'"'0,eOO, the :::r. -rant of his salary, i.e is rot likeiy lo sufVr for wiint i ducats. If the r.'.i'lh.naires and orSee-hohlers of the Pepubdcaii party see proper to raise tho -ro;sed fund for Grant's ber.fi. v, I. -, f.f course, will be as ready to elu'di it as hit has alwar. ben eager to ac "pt any other valuable gift offered to birr., it Is a matter of taeir own concern v. Itii which and a.'iout which Uecioerats have notliiog t- '1 i or r.nj thing toeare. When subscriptions, however, i.re invited from nw-n of "both po litical i rriics," tLe proposition becomes coo! pnc.ug!: to fr -cze an ieie'e. Any Democrat from Maine to O.vg .n who would sub-cri' e a Jingle t'iire to a fui.d for the benefit of I. S. 'irat.t, who m.-anly, maliciously and wan ti ' y defamed a fehow s-iMr like WinfieM S. fian .-oek, the record of who; a whole life Is far re bl.iu.'-irss than his own, is fit to rio arytr.iuc, an-! the only retraining thine f.,r Mm t i is t :ro tut ii to the woixlsnnd ha- l.imx-lf. Hareock's fair name and rr p itrtLion a- a soh'.ieraie thingsof which Dr-m-oeiats, a- well as all th.' people of the coun try ar In- tly proud, and the man who for ?is and iguoble pnrpo.-e attempts fa tar rf.fc ir b- '".orii r U -;m deserves the eo' tmpt I OI K PHILADELPHIA LETTER. THEFTIint ART KUKCTIOX FOrlt MOliE VO i I. ICE MaOIf-TR Tfc.t CSJWAKDK E OK THE ! A DM 1 5 It-Til ATION A OVILTT (OSMIR.NCE j HCAKI.NO WITH FEAR LET THE POVTH KB- t uaix soi rr. PKILADELi'Ria, Nov. IS, 1S0. To th Sditorof IttS Frcrrnan : i The prcsen? agitation In the political world Is the city ticket in February. There is some : prospect of a free fight for the Kepubliean Dominations fori ity otliees, a larce number of aspirants having been brought to the front. ' The principal ingredient the Kepubliean schemers are puttin in their masses is the : Democratic vote. The Ih-moeratic vote is essential, end hw to get it without giving t anything for it ii the que-tion. The iiiten- ' tion of the P.eyiublienn schi-im rs is to find the Democrats by putting a Democratic City Solicitir on a fu-ion li.'ket. Hut no coalition the Democrats have ever made in this citv , lia liet-n successful. t looked well on pa per, but when the votes were counted the Demoei at ic candidate was always overlooked. The Democrats can only win' by their own adhesiveness and coliesivcness They won a single-bunded victory with Vanx in lsa",: also in i.siis w ith Pox. and .again in 1H7S with Wright; and it hs.ks aH if they miht win row. It can. however, oniv be done bv sticking and clinging to eawh other. Kol'K MOKE 1VII.ICE M ACISTIIA Tl. The new enstitut ion provides for ;.n in crease in the p ii moor of ro!ic; Magistrate when the pjpulation warrants it. Due of the first duties of the Legi-laf lire, when it meets, will be the p.Tsageof a bill authoriz ing the selection of four additional I'olice Magii-tratos for this city. Two of the Magis trates will be Kepubliean and two Demo cratic. There will be no trouble on account of a lack of cmdidatcH, as there are "lots ami sobs" of aspirants in both parties Ke cently the .fudges of the city decided that an r.ct of Assembly would be required to make this sfi tion of the con-titution operative; therefore one of the fir-t duties of the Legis lature, when it assemble, will be to pass n bill authorizing the election of foui a-blition-al Police Magistrate for this city. OWA1UWK OK THE AIM I VISTK ATK X. The cowardice and criminal incoinpoteiH-e lately demonstrated by the present Kepubli ean administration should came every Amer ican to blusli when he recalls the teni vigor of Seoietai v Mnrcy and counts the days that must elapse before our faithless government servants can he put out of the places they now d e-tr! ace. The Kopuhlicnii ;idminitra tion at Wasiiiiigtin is fairly ohargahle w ith a stolid iiaiiit'c! ence to the honor of the irov ernment at home, the safety of American citizens abroad, and our men-b.uitni." n on the high s.;i. I onlv refer to ai'i.nple of in.-dancos of the derelii'tion to which I re fer. The following news came from Pana ma on the -vth of lt month : 'tr. rh'.'rri Walrrc. rnu-tcr nT tlie :-Vm in laiiii-h. 'laahella. lii-h ha.I -rt litrniili -I K-.tU rmilur papers by t!ic l'nli,..i State ".,v-nl al 1 1 n xmi ; o ; h-Tiz -.1 t.narir tle Aci-r'cui fiiy. linp )!rp4-nr I l"-f,rc tl-e AMn;rran t'.-a.-el :it I';vt;; anj stifc ilmr liu'ln!lian f'in-lr'.'a hi l.i ha.i ialit"! Ut launch im.l t.,ra .! wn o.i.l tr.'i p!vt on the Aln'r::m it.i. urirl lo. i 'pr.iiri r..!ir'. en-tere-.l I.! pt'rrFt nvaia-t tli" act .-iniiiis H.0 damai-r-. T!" ci.nitn.onl.Tdf the ? 'poolp't! i.'t.-re.l t') I lit :i;f li e valtia el' th- laarc-'a un e,tiiliti"n that ho ivciil l i.i-.-k.- n. cliiii.i !.';- c-.mauf . I nt t'rai ret i -c I.'" In view of the ineek fovbeai aiae which our Secretary of state has -.hewn toward like outrages -omioitteiS 'a i: 1 1: n ti'.e !a-t few Months, the above inh llitrence need not snr-pli-e anybody. The co;p,try has not forgot ten the summary arret vnd itiearcemion of American on"d Teal by the Hatien nu tlcirities, on a fabricated charge of bavins counterfeited prr-er of that e.nir.iry in his p.wses:.n. Mr. Iias-( 1 1. i irr.nt's I '. S. Min ister, actii.e j;. this e:ist. in accoi dance witli Grant and his a.lni'to'ti a tion, pi otrafed !bj J'll'ted s:-,s b.-foic th.. .lack Ko- p'i'ilii- of !I iti. Mr. raett's excuse for not iidriu.in't; was that it miht place a weppoii in the hand-, of iPe Democrats and opponents of the ro'.ilii:.i.-!l :i: ion :i! r.-oine. So the abject rv.M.T of Giv.lit. '.!.v i'l'e--:lel,t. was ii((t likely to p,-e hi place whiie his mister reon'im-d in o'lii-e. Ami he did not. 'i'he c.iie oi' iir. llo'.vaul v. as unoiher and more ilagi.mt i enii';ir:c ;'.'ou of the thor oughly pr-ilhuiini'ivs ,,!! ; Hi :t ii;v"ria''lv r.iarko.l the con. In t ..f our St i'e Depait- ni-'-Tit in it-. -Ic'-. !.g w h.h f i1:'" Ih tOii-'rcin ad.-rc.i fa; '.';:at a cor i i ,t dre. l he i; iat:-ca of Grant a:..i il.iy compar.-d v.i'h the ir-ila A in-'! ican ! ople. ;t- ,t wa '.e -f all Fl'.roo.'. bv o:.c TT il -i Si civta! ics t;.; .. V. igo powers un- 1 t:y :; ootii I-; : ' ' r- !i -o.l.t ot tj,. .pr.'SM-il in tie i.e n; t - -m a .I:g:.i;'d -M:d ar-ri-ent. Mr. : ' I:.'-, from r!e ;od ntn i rd to :--.; ':lr v o! t., -M o:i; !-.. had o:.l, tvo ..:.!;.. n "to be d'st It!'. M t.-v cl.ri-'rie. I--.--.-. 1 on I a 1 i-i,ioe!; t. did not 1 the pnr; 'v of this Am--!-;-:; eitl 'el:-., n;i g'- - al. v.-ti: e:.;i -.;' ion I ' e :"cr to l ic case oi a . i in by l;: ;h. v- l.o years h-ei- ie otci:u-'.i i.is i come an A t;: : Van citli n. Kit. del- .ho o.pn'rii- cee.!.-d. Jeeirle, contempt, i, !c and c vn:n v can ailtniiristi a .ions wl.i. U ha-.e a ii ttiat brave w.-i k h is l-.-i-n umioi:. is'.i war iis-i'!- can t..e r.poi!. st-.p . seaiihour iiiet'cha lit n in tla- 1 arrest and ast our citizens I- to 'Ipon tlie I ellioil-,! rii'iee . . o: V Dd ot "-t.ite. in charge ''! u.':, " rctaj i P.vaits. may siiui- us with i.-.j.u'.io is t.h-- soit'of p: oti-i ti--:i thai is s , 1 t veil h sea-. and :riia--rit , as Mr. . Ti.;- !..a.i' boasted for the American ft :g and the citi zens it c -v..rs by the hiataio. partisans of GasTca!. -ai;d this is t'e sh.u.vfsii exhiiiitioli wiiicli the co-.veiii-.g H.ij'-s' a'iminist-a'ion has made to all the wore! in contrast with the, former pioud as-eitlon of American rights and honor by all Democratic adinii.i-t-tr.rlioiis, from the Presidency of detTeison to that of ituchanan, in whatever '.carter of the globe liiey were violated or o ;e- timed. A OI II.TY tONsi IF.NCF. q KIMi W TH FEAK. father from a guilty eon-eionee of the present, or troma guilty conscience of flit? past, the Kcpuolic m orgae are -o, iking at the bare mention or Sogg-i-tion that a Demoei ,-tt ic 'oogress. in which there will be no ih a-l-loi k between the Senate and House, must litiaby iieci-i whether Gen. Hancock or Gen. Garfield b is been lawfullv ea-cied I'resident of the I'nited States. Hut they h ive gi '.-d can- both from a present guilty c .nse.ene,. and a past guilty eonsctetice to ijuake. . The frauds of the In-iian.i canvass re fref.li in the public mind. Gen. Gill field is now ujiottici i lly eiedited by the Kopu'o'ioan organs with '.".'." i leetoial vote, and a Con gicssional de. i-iou throwing out the 21 votes ot Iiiin-'is and the j viid'n el Indiana would redu.-e his lo gil ii.i ite. majority in th- llleo toial College U'isaaild tliio'v theolect io-i into the Hoii-e. In that event tin-country would lie spared th,. shame of a not her 7 to s lic-ei-io-n in the fleet oral (.'ommjs-i -n. and all Kepub licana w !-o are g aod citizens would acnuiesce in the legitimate oieition of Hancock and English, at least as cordially as all Demo cru's who were good eitiz n acouiesccd in the very dubious election of Hayes and V i.ei lei . In P..ilal.a the pi lis -,m re c'.os.-d by the K. iiu'oilca ns w bile thousand of Democ rats were waiting for an oppoi t unity to deposit their ballot-. In Illinois the most flagrant repeating look place am! the int imid it ion of D. iiiociatic voters was unbhishing'y prac ticed by the Republican agent. NewYoik has secured a Democratic irovrrnnient, which in itseif is a tr -od thing, but it remains to be seen whether New York co ihl have secured '.!.' at. a less cost than her e.' elect-. ral votes, v. bi. li. added to the lit., from the South, .'$ from Nevada and '.' from New Jersey, not to mention iieo;i Enl Califori ia, would have elect-. M o-n. iiincock I'lesjlrnt of thel'ni te 1 States. H the reports from Indiana and Illinois of it-nliliitr.r. outrages at the polls in Indianapolis and ln-'ago, as well as other pours V. ilbio ihoe Stilt---, sluiil be corrobo rated, it will 1 e.-oiai- tin- nn-i:estionat-ic fluty of the II-. use of lb pieselitatives to -go behind the ta- e of the returns which the ex ecutives of thosf St iti-s have sent to Wash-ingt-in, and after the House has as eitamed that the outrages took place, ps o.dv will lie to exclude ti'e retnrns cf i-.ii,i states from the Congressional canvass. The pn cedents for this course was estlh-li.-hed by the Kcpul lifans 1 1 einse; os in 1 !';! sr.-l 1S7.; -piiesr- pre-'f dents were made bv a Kepuhiieaii Congress, and General GarfiH.l, r.s a lie inner, tMik put in making them. VtHI may the guilty consciei,et-s v.f P-pti'.i!i-enn ontragers cause them to-:ake with fejr. TiicIV-mocr.it s'ill have the r.-lvantage of iniiiati g and directing leg'-la'a-si, aod it i.-sts wita them to seize iij-or, it an-l pn tlt bv it. The S-nn?e will he ! niocr.it ic bv .". to "7. and the Ifonse of Ileon-sent itiv'es will have a small but suifieient Democratic :na.jor ity. Even with another fraudulent Kepub'i can I're.-Idaut the Dem.v-rals hold the in-ade track, and will be no woie f-tf than tiiev have leon since ls7i". LET Tf-tE fiin H rtFM MN SOI Ii. The opposition f Southern communities to KcpuliPeaii rule is a matter of self preser vation, t the S"!idi'.v of the South the enublieans pre altogether responsible. Tlie attempt of the lb-publican pai ty to re construct the f-ovornmoi is of the Southern 5-tates brought about tlie solidity of the siouth. A Kc publican Concii-ss. an-l not the South, chose to make the in-erests of the ; publican party in the South identical wi li the interests of Moses. Kellogg, Weils and Chamberlain, and t ) make it itr.josid( fnr any respectable nnd representative Southern man to belong to the Kepubliean party. Every man in any one of the plundered Southern States who would assist in brintr iticr l a-k the Kepubliean scoundrels of the pprio-1 r.f recoo tri:-tion sb-ndi !.r l-.oVed , upon a a mens public enemy. The Sfiuth j ern SUte,s have been left free to order their 1 domestic aiTnirs in their own way. and the result has been State government immeas urably cleaner and more respect.ib e than " the Stiite governments which thev succeeded, 1 and there i no reason U doubt Chat If these i governments fell Into the bands again of Southern Republicans they won hi be m dan '. gerous and disgraceful as they were before. . The liepublicau. appealed througliout their whole canvass to a solid North to offset In some way and to punish the solid South, w r.icn courd not jiossioiy mive iwen oinerwisw tlian solid against them. So long as the cause of the carpet-baggers is the onus of the lit-publican party in the South, so long, it L uite certain, the South will not and ought not to cease to be solid ngaint the y. publican party. The feeilng which pervades the whole South has nothing to do with the bitterness left by the war. It results not from the spirit ot rebellion, but from entire ly practical cou-iderat ions. Their unit shows that; d-p:te campaign vagaries, (ho South is dominated by a national and con servative sentiment V.iiii h looks In ihe Wel "fare if the whole c ountry and recognizes that political Uioe-t is e common danger to be averted. Let the Sooth remain sc-bd. On this subject Senator Wade Hampton says ; "I think i: very important, esjiei lally lo the South, lhai the" Demo.-i i,- pariy should re tain it organization. The fact that our I riemls of the North were not able to give ns a large a vote r,1 tin y hoped for is no reason that we should de.-erl them." G. N. S. LI TTEIi I IIOJI P11TSHI K;il. Prnsr.vn-;, Nov. lo, l.sii. ."ihecial f.'orrson'1c ic-0 rf Oi Vccj7. We have settled down now to the realiza tion that we are beaten politically, and out generaled accidentally, so to speak, and. as on every such occasion, w hich have been fre ipiei.t enough, vre fee! like as we would nev er do so nnv more; but there will still be plenty of Dennx rr.ts, still enough of men ambitious to h ad and ambitious for office. I?oii Hill, of Georgia, has lately pronounced the Democratic party as dead and good for nothing. P.en is nu't a good judge. He is better looking after fatherless babies before they are born than anything else. So that girl said who had opt- ill Washington. He wants to boss the Federal patronage in his State, and hastens to get in. Yes, li t us have P.arrabas. He joins m the cry. 'riu ily the Demccr alio party 1" It I-, the only thing that has heart enough for the whole country Crucify it 1" It won t die a natural death try soon, tliat seems very certain. When the electoral mil was before the House an attempt was made to liliibuter and gain time. Kan lal! was wining, but the Southern men would ia-t stain! up to the work. I jimarami Gibson, of Louisiana, were off every night with the friend- of Haves, ar .anging for i eeogui ion, and when Kundall said the South wouht not stand up to him scarcely any one could see it in that light and thought be wasti'. ing tn I'l' t'ci" the general cowardice which characterized that exciting time. Hen H -II now confesses and glories in it, and ranks himself as a leader in it. Vim need not wad -n M ihooe Lo help organize the Senate. Look vir in Iten Hill's corner it you want to see a Hopper. David Davis "n not too heavy to try a handspi ing either, if he does wi-igli ;'. pounds. Should he assist the Kepnhlieans in organizing the Senate, he might wet hack o:i th" bench, which is to be enlarged by the elevation oi a few favorites. Poliiiral wrecks are plenty all along mr At lantic and Gulf Coast, from tuoddy's lH-ad to the Kio Grande. Sunn ot them are not so much damaged but they may go into dry dm k and get ;id of their bilge water, but oth ers are siiiii-hi-d all to pieces, with haidlya bulk head left to fell who iney were. 1 am t"!d that Wallace bie-. fgo.noo by be ing personally responible for the printing and ex euses of the Congressional Commit tee. I would be sorry if il is so, tor he work ed hard during I he eanva-s. To be beaten and h se that amount of money is not a pleasant reflection. I do not see in neb chance for him to get even in Pennsylvania politic. We might elect him Covi i uor i;t 1 J, but ! doubt whether be would think the game, or the chances of the game, worth the cfoit. Wallaee is a good lawyer, however, and the ch.o-.ces are. If he gels back to his i (lice w hh anv kind of health, that lie will take more pleasure in his profession, w la-re the gains with hii t will be larg--ami c-otai'i, thin be cou'.-i ; osstbly have in tin- incessant, turmoil cf rid.:; -al IIV. So mot it '(. Kr.MArttiABi r. Shcwt.i: Saturday a week ag.', v. s- i os ,-.s. Mr. L-aac Lit l.'eed. and bis four children weie picking cot ton upi.ti a port'on of Ian 1 beloeing to Mr. Newton Cates, in this county, si.v-. the Mar ie! i a ('::i. ; ..-.v;-?".', roci-.s began to fall ah. it when Mr. K-"-d. in anger. gia-ped no a stone and e -lain.ed : "Whoever ou aie, if vmi don't stop, v-ei'd (.'' thi- I" 'holding hp the ston.e in h:s liumh Hut the rocks kept on falling so f ;sl I bat ail began to wonder who could be throwing them, -.vhenil was noticed ti.it tl.-y w ere risimx otf she ground about them and falling bsck 1 So si ra -ig.- a sight .'i.il-r.l ti.--m to leave the Ih-ld and go to the houM- nearby, when tlie stone falling coin lliei -eil then. So. ite of the near ln i-hbois were ent for, among them Mr. N. Cates ti' i! Mr. .I.i'-.'.ze! i a sj;t -r of whom is Mr. Keeps- v, '.). ami all Si.w tin' lock" fading, some of which were hot, and all testify to the sume farts for fads they are but us to tiie .-ai.se none of them pretend to know. Now some w ill be o inevrd iiioos as utterly to deny this, r.r.d cry out "P-bawl" and "Superstition ;" yet. in spite of all, those are w ell-est.ibli-ited facts, as human to- ttmonv can establish. Hi tter accept th'-m as facts and go to investigating for tin- cause. )u Monday week the same manifestation wore repeated at the same phice, and'one of the stones struck a little boy on the foot and an other stone st: uck Mr. Hazel on the shoulder. Hy the way. ties js not the fir t time that these sort of "manifestatVms" and "ap pearances." or --.ill them by what ratnes you ph-ase, have occurred, for in other places in this state and Virginia s;;.-li have ocean ed. A Ni Miu- ti of men were assembled the other day at their boarding bouse at P.rovv.i's .-aw mill, Hi-rdili citv, in the Kradford oil region. The fnv odng low in the stove, one of the men took n cup cf oil from a bucket and threw it on the coils. The oil remain ing in the cup catching lire find burning his band he threw it r.vvav and it fell into a bucket nearly full of oil. An explosion in stantly ensued and the burning flubi was scattered rtll through the room, Oe'nging the clothes of the men with tlamiug oil. They ran out of door covered with a sheet of fire and writhed on tlie ground in their agony. Meanwhile the house burned rapid-y to the ground and in the embers were found the chaired bodies of four men who bail gone, up stairs. Their names were Elliott, llrmvn, I lea Icy and Ilisde. Of those who were down stairs doe .lantioek, Heniy Monroe, Frank Welsh and another man," name un known, are . !;,!. Another victim is to.' ex pected to t; r.-.-.a r. Kvil.oi s MosTni.y M.e.7!Ni. tv.: Dl. i a vira u. -If an;, of our readers wish to ,.iai;e their children or fi ends a i "nri-tnias or . v l ear's present, the best thing t lie v can . is to siibx-rih- fer Hall-m's Magazine for the coming year, if !s only s!..-,,i ,.r aiiiium, po-apaid. and will make one of ihe tno-t tic-eeptabh- gilts in tlie power of those of limit ed means. A year' good reading for a tii tUntr siu.i and for one of t!,--- bet Tnagaziues in th- country, certainly 1b-- most I'uighiiil and interest inc. a mo-t 'all of its frh-n.ls ad mit. This December issue is certain! v a gi.-.-it number, and should be seen to be ajeprecia-t"-l. A sjif.nli' ci py is sent for ten cents. Now is the .hi' to subscribe tor this popc.iar a-id ch- aji ntto. iizi ie. 1'ublisl.ed bv Th em s A- Talliof. "JO Havvley Street. H-sl-.n, Mass.. at otdy SI. ."-o per nnmim, postnai l, ami for sale at'ail the news (b-j-ots in the ounti at cents a copy. Thp Philadelphia 7"i.s of Sunday avs : The larger portion of the population -f West Chester turned into the street about noon yesterday to witness the arrival of Taylor Smith in a w he.-lbarrovv, pushed bv Kohin son Kegestei. The c':s .f ail th excite tiPTt was the payment of an election bet made between the aforesaid men. Kegcr-ter. won 11 1 Democrat, hy the terms of t!..- bet was to wheel Smith from Suaart-ivvii to West he I,T a distance of seven miles, jn ease of l Cat-.i-lls election. This be started to do, but -the In aw e'.n-i:ii in of t e roada led Siu th to have pity on film Hnd onlv four n i'.-s .Ti re traversed with Staltii in tlie bar low. '1 hi iron and the wheelbarrow weie decorated in a grotesque fashion and prece ded by u drummer, i heir ma.rcu through ti e town ivcca ioned b-artv laugbti-r r.i the whole a!T:dr passed off with the bed; of good rr.ittre. :ll-y's Lauv's IIhok fort D"i f.mi;ki: leads all cot.ioet'itors. Kt'li iu engravings patterns, and literal v matter, it certainly de serves its hidi rrpufa1 ion and largo eireula tion. The publishers announce aunt her new il--pa: Mire, beginning w hh th- January num ber, by- giving a eonip'ctc novel iii everv is sue, r.ud ail the old departments t be "pre served. We would suggest to our leaders to leave at this oitiee their subscription for the Fi;i. I M VN ami tlie G. (lev's Liidy's Hook, both of which we wi l furnish for the low mice of ,.i i.o. l.iese two puuiieattons would make oesirabie and Heaeptabietlhri-Una presents , i- t ne iioseto. ii nsei.t members of families, us well as ovmg heart around the home circle. to th" P.ving i lie ,,aiiiary;nuii!!K-r ot Gotley ' Lauv's P.-k.U nil r.e r-aiiy a xeif I i.-eernbi'i Pr-t. .NEWS AM) OrilER OTI.G'S. Lancaster, C.,ha a rat sixteen Inches long. There are fifty-eight jmira of twins in Chictcaaaw, Miss. Mrs, Hut ton, a coal miner's ivife, near Wilkeabarre, recently gave birth to triplets. Lewis ISawdy, of Kastmanville. Mich., gets thirty year in prison for outraging a 7-year-old girl. " Of the 'SM member of the new House of "rteprr-sentative ! Kcpublicans attd Dem- ; rf, arP rP fleeted Thos. Null, of Newville. Fulton county, had iM.th hand. blown off tlie other duy liy the explosion of his gun. ! Gen. Garfield's plurality in Indiana is fi, 54C. Gov. Porter's plurality was ('i.'daj. Hx cess f Porter's vote, 41t. M. H. Koberts' lliiibrieatiui is the !.-it liininent in the market. It d-x-s not blister and has a reputation over all otbrs. Mrs. John M. Matter, of I'pper Paxton township, Paupbin county, gave birth to three liale tirls a few days ago, one of whom has since died. Lueretia Mott, an active promoter of tli CTtiso of anti-slavery more than forty year ago, died in Philadelphia, on Thursday even ing, in the KKth veur cf her age. Liverpool, Perry eo-.mty, clergyman recently married a pair from the rural dis tricts and received a lot o dried apples and a i.-.rge pumpkin for his marriage fee. Sines' Svrnp of Tar. Wild Cherry and Hoarhoui;.! is pleasant to the taste and a most reliable r.-me. i y for coughs and col-Is. Give it tliat. Tii'-e! jr. and M' cent.s -er bottle. P. K. Hrrger was s-irtem-el in Serai. ton on Saturday to eight years and four months in the penitentiary for embezzling S.mi.uihi from .. .lermvn bv a system of f:;!se entries. Spence tried to kiss Mrs. Waller, in a street of Kingston, V. C, and was fined tr. Kaeh siicreeited in a similar onslaugnt on Mh-s Hartoii, at Harrodsburg, Ky., an I paal 5 ma In breaking t'-e gmiiinl for a Methodist chinch in Sr. I amis, ft hundre.l women took pnrt in the ceremony, each tossing some earth into a ciut with a polished bras shovel. Patrick Fen ton was on Saturday found l guilly at Sprnighobl, III., of the muKier oi hi wire last Faster Sunday, and sentenced totbiity years imprisonment. The defence was insanity. Garfield is the frst President who ever , had the oppoi tunit v to install bis mother in the White House. The old lady is nearlv so, I, ut tough, and bids fair to live through the entire term. M. H. Huberts' Horse Powders will pre va nt dise.ies in horses. Kvery farmer should obtain a package. ue it, and" see for them selves how iitiiek it w ill improve th.-ir horses. , For sale everywhere. Colonel "Henry Met ormick, of Harri- ' bum. who made somewhat of a sensation bv ' Ib-ppiug" to Hancock, is mimed !- some of the Democratic papers ol the country for ihe i nomination f..i Governor. DurinB a Kepuhlioan celebration al Safe Harbor. Pa., on Thursday, a smull cimnoii exploded, killing Joseph Taylor and John Animent. ami serious!) injuring Mis. Tins. Crow. Mrs. Klhnier and F.lias I--ink. Anjinsanr asvlum at St. Peter, was burn ed Monday evening. The number of the in mates snpjiosed to have perished was various ly estimated nt from t wenty to fifty. Init la test accounts places the iniin.-cr nt from ten to filtc.-ii. The Chicigo A'"Fr say- that the ten thousand Ohio men w ho bttVe bold oilVe nn-d.-r Mr. Hayes will have to step dt.vvi. .u- i out in order to make room for ton t h.-us.-n-1 Ohio n. en ho w ill be appointed to i-l'irv un der GaiTu- Id. ,l.ih:i sdtephorrl, a fanner, near 1'cinia. ill., has falth'ullv kept a vo.v made in lbo not to cut oT bis"hnr or shave until the elec tion of a Democratic President. IPs whis kers reach a!niot tu his waist ami his hair is kept in braids tion. Mi-.odith Kad, ex-Mir.istor to Greece, ineni ions an old man w ho recently died in Athens, aged llg. A son was born t.i h'.u. at the age of .. The young man is of ordinary size and t-lrenglh. bt is entirely dest it ute of feet h The constant dupping of water wiil wear away the hardest stone: so the ",, stint backing cough will lunl-rniine t:ie hardiest con -t it ; it -on. Avoid this fatal re sult 1-y using Sines' Svrnp of Tar, V'-'ild Chen v ami I i -aiii.-un 1. After tlie ltd big sjortn a c,-,;ze:i of Cherokee. Iowa, emptied a band thai bad, been filled with snow and found in the bot tom of i: an old hen v ith a brood of chickens, thai bad been batched out a fev days before. They were all alive and wed The lemainsof Mi-i Mary Sigm.son, who was d...-t :md killed at her home in New York on Wednesday of la-t week, bva young lav yet named Andrew ,1. Giilin. her rejected lover, were ii.t.-i a ed in Caivary c. metery on Fiidav. '1 be ntf.iderer is stul rt large. -lohti .1. .JoiTer. vvi;o bad J.-.-t served out a term hi the pei.iti nth-i v lor sheading at Colonel .1. H. M. M.-ntg u'o ry biie Hie lat ter was being tried for perjury, was shot and killed by M-aitcoint ty on Saturday at Hla dei si an g. O. Montgomery is oic'i r nrtcst. The Indiana ( ireenbackers p -isi.-ted in voting for state othcers over again on the '1 ! in-1 . but State Attorney General Woolen nas decided that the bi los peed not be counted, as they were void, because the No : vend-er e!i-cti'ii was only for Presidential Clecto-s. 1 he oldest house in the Tnitcd States is supposed to be at Pcnd r-.ke, Mass. In I'i'gg Mr. lYleg Haik-T's ancestors bniit a fort of stone and morter a a defence against the Indians, and it has been used as a dining loom for years. The main building is only ten years younger. Ed. Hall, Mike Walsh nnd Hubert White, three New York counterfeit rs, were loui.d , guiity in Heading, Pa., on Friday, of con spiring to issue foiee-i wages cei t dicati s of tlie Philadelphia and Ib ading Kail! nad Com. nd were sentence ! to t" d vears' ini- pi os' t nient and ?10o ,e,e. Dr. :e' :ie it. No' linger, a v. ell -known p.hy-h iari of Pi-.iladelp'iia, was taken sud denly ill Thursday night, while delivering a lecture nt tlie Wagner Institute, and t'ie I a few minutes after. He bad pieviously ti ken half an ounce of laudanum to relieve a temporary attack of sickness. Mus-c bath charms to soothe the savage. Sines' Svrnp of Tar, Hoarhouod and Wild Cherry, ice, hath charms to soothe the worst case of cough, coid. croup or whooping cough. If you don't know of il already it's time you did", go cents per bottle. For sale by all d rue gist, and by V. S. P.arker A- Pro. A lad named h ied Palmer, von of lb--manager of the Western I'nion Tcicgraph of tioo at HurTalo, lias lost an eye from epioott." poisoning. The other eye is endangered. It seems the lad wasbvd his face with a handkerchief he bad used to clean saliva that his hors- had coughed on his coat sl-cve. We Wo.o gixatly amused s,,mc day;, since by seeing one of our venerable ciiiens. who had bee, i level down with rheumati.-.:n, throw away it's j lib Pes. ami declare himself just as young a- he used to be : and now he is recononei o ng Holier is' Embrocation to every ..id ladv in the town On-at liniment that. V. S. Harkeri P.ro. 9 -11 it. Wiiiiani G rover, aged filfy, of Ked Hank, N. .1., man led Jemima Aumack. aged thir teen, last May. m! the couple went to iive at Katontown. : rover's ii'-tuse drove the tfb-1 wife away ,i week ago hist Saturday. Thursday night -, v-. ife returned to the house to get her oi lies, when Ihnvo; shot Ipt twice in the b-. el. Mrs. G rover is dying. The value of t.i.e vote is ma le manifest in several instances oi the kite election. In Montgomery count the majority f.-r Gar field is 1, and the 1 vmoer.it ic candidate for Tiea-mrer i elected by 1. In New Jersey n Democratic ri.enilii r of the Locis'ature i-c!ect-il by one. To. io are i!oiitiies oilier cases ir. the count tv of the importance ol" one vote. A lady named "lis. Sarah E. Lee, . harleston". III., is up -..itiithe tinn-i indeed, she is m the crest of the foam, as fr. So r.-y would say. She procured a divorce from her hiisband on Friday, and within live minutes just think of it, five minutes ' she was married to a man moiled William J Dote This may justly be considered the fastest due on record. Sarah K. is ahead of Maud l ite village of Kea- hie. near Shrr v cpnrt. 1 wj demolished bva tornado on Wed- -day afternoon of la-d k. Among thf i a. id; ngs demolished wctv t ne H ajitist eliurcli a;. , the Haptist femaht e-.liege. Professor lb- oolds, wtio arrived ;tt the college on 'I I- .jay from Mississippi, was killed, and P .'or. Tucker, the principal, wasdanger-oie-i injured. Ten other Vrsons were injur- i. i wo Seriously. I idol Hurr, of Cle.-.o : 1. ., returned horn. : .un Pis work last ;rie--dav morn ing to d his house, tigid - osed, jiis three year ol d oighterdead, h. . e, eleven v ear old-dan .o. r. infant chi; neighbor's laiieht-j and a female it. . visiting the house, all in an iinconciou.s indition, caus ed by gas escaping from a base burner st iv U was thought that none of the victims would re-ov-er except the one hist mer tioned. DanielTrnntman. a farmer "o vears old, residing near I'r.iontovvn, Dan). bin cmiutv, was awakened on Sunda- night bv two burg lars pt bedside. He fred at theni ami one of the b"igl-it-s returned tlie fire, the shot sti iking Trout!!. an in the breast, and as be fell he declared his murderer was Henry Homberger, Troiumau died almost imine- diately and Homberger has been am-s'ed Trontman leaves a wife and fourteen cbild- r'-n. I mt'erger ha - smce prr.teied to fae rn It isn't much j.dv ant-age to be It eted j I'resident alter all. Wfteii ..irtiel.l a ml bis vit took ihe eats at Merdor lo to Cleve ( inrl the seat.s were full, and bd ii would have had lo slri had it i,.,t i-een fur j kind old lady v ho "sot !or.g" and igave Mr--, bur field s Sv'it. The brakeiuan finally managed i to spiifM out a pine. f r dames al- i : lint ' till avrfg- Aiu-rli-un d-H' eiiitg to iitsse.it with the ferfc'.'-ifv of a 1-jrr. 1 Tip I .;n"reg.'tn waidod io be ntN.mivi to Il'sa Clsimaint. at Huriington. 0';e. la,t stie v. uld rot permit it. ilecahe-1 it hv r houie several tfies, ami she refused t: see . him, sending h;n word that she would Jtnd a wav to stop ids posters. eg if he persifed mucb loiuger. lie ivimlil if.t give up l he hp itertakim;. Fos-eing his w.-.v j : . ; tie parlor, fie found Miss lair.aiont tticre aioni-. Sra siiot bitn iicinoMii.'ti 'y and lie died at her feci Wi .ie ispragrje. lie- son of e-( ro error SprKgue. was e;.iiiin--:l on Stifiudav at al Seal. K. I., .n t wo complaint s. one for assaui! -.. .th a dangerou" wet. poo. the o'b- r li.r iisrtRDit with intent to Liil l.'ol-ert 'I'bomp o;i. bis mother's trustee, and :n ibe ties.- ol the in v a -st !g:t t ion be w'.is ills, -barged fr-uo eiisf m! , i I.e evid.'-:e- showing tin:: e:og Spi igue :;n-.l companions were s'imti'v lii i ig int ilken'!' a pist-d clrargeI only with poo- . l. r. A s.e---.l .it's;- ifetl t f te 1'f'i iiit t- . the New York H'o.-lr! s-i s : e-terda v Tiiorning Henjamin Halm- and Ab-Naii.b-r H ii t- enVied the house ot Thomas I ' l!i i.-u on tbr or.iskirts .f Sy r.-n-n-.e. N. Y . sod stole Sl'g. Mr. and Mr-. l It-ten were w a kened by the frois... wi-eu ipibn :n.isri...l in thir skulls ".:!n a hantnter and fb d. The tideves were .-itrested just as tiiev w- rc !;. v ing for fbiffaioi Mr. an-l Mr. Tirien wl'l not live." The ( 'ohiit.bus, (-a. 's-..v r s,s t bat Mr. E. T. ilh key. of Ciit-ttah. ! has a tronrd. vine ovcring about oo'-foorlh 'if a?i acre and noon whi- b i. over one hundred gourd, which -,vi l bold npwarosi.f i o;!!on each. It was piano , bv :i ,'.'r u v, a dat.ght.-r of Mr. ilii ki y." and ha- i.ot had move than bali a i h.-a:c-. cs tii- bogs. hco i.ml goyts have all bc-ri running o er it !t has run ilow n a ra roe into a stii'aui. wbi.-h It hits d imaied. in the 1-ont race on Ibe Th.- ue-s riv, r. England, yfovulay last, b-t-ven f.dw'.l Ilau hiii. the Ameiicjtn eiiampion, and Kdwaid 'I'rieketf, of Ausiralii, tin-former defeated tlie latter by four length, which be could just us easily bine m; do half a mile, ami thereby won the championship of the w n Id, the S-fHirtsttiftn chai home cup, .mil a poise of JL'4un. More mom-v chauged hands on ihe re su: than has ever been 'erinwn in the Ips-tory- of boat ! acing. Sltotiiil the Sotith Ke.-nain Solid I Sitice the elect iei a l-itniber nf our Kepu'o lienn conlemponu ie have been hiboriug lo persuade (1 e Southern peon'e (hat the inter ests of the South lie io division, Mid -nn in unity. To slat- Ibis or ipe-ii ion s.-ems Ui lie almost enough t lefnte i. It is true that a sectional division of pailii s is :nos onfoitu nate f,.r the e.-.:i ti v. and that voryciTort ought to be im-.de to avoid sm-h a division.- ion ii i n si rot ger s.--t in m i "siiltil a gainst the v.eak--r. the weaker sin,- y has i n ehoice. I he solid S-iuth is n formidable element in politics. A div ided South would b-r w-ilk in propoitton to the extent ol (he division, mil the break up of tlie Soe.th cannot possibly come itb.iut except by the substitution of other issues f,ir the sectional issue noo'i wdiieh the Hepuldians have made t: leor ca :i- a- It is not si.itneieiiiiv !.,)fiie in mind. veil y di -Mutants who mean t be (ni:e bid in dls.-iwsh:g the interests of the Sold !:. lha I i he oj pos;i im of S.irlin ri comn-io-.'.i ir. t.. K-o uiilican rule i in gn at part a matter oi se;l -preservatiot:. In "slates like xiissi-sit-pi, l.ouis'an:; and So-iti: ( aniliiiii, !; pid vl ict u State govr-i ninerit mean simply a govern- llieiit of ildeves. It i simplv 11. -I t-ossible Ili a any lesjiect sble und ic-i 1st nous peis.m, who only asks of gov , riinient that it sh;:ll J n.iect biro in his laatul iinvtn-.. and S'--i ur f bim the fruits of Ids labor, should he a I'etiiibiic-in iii State politics. If ti e ci-se is not so bad. in other Southern Stat-s, trie re .si-!i sinijiiy is thai in those State there is no dang- r of the Hejie.blicaos getting con trol of the Stat" eovernm-nts. F-.;- thi siafe of thine the Kepuiiii.-tt;: pat tv is n- spol.sibie. str.fi' llie attempt of the f I at : .. ; -eanpiltylo n cou-truet ihe St. ite eo'.elli metits ,.f t,e Sonthein states l.ro!i:.-id it abet,!. If the ground which Goneta' li-iii-e-'ei. took at New Orleans bad been taken by C.itigie-s, and tie loetl law. except th.it part of it which iela-ed t - s!;:v.-iy, b.t-l l-oti left to he admin'steied bv the local eor;!s, il would have been po.;sO,;,. , t he S it;":, i n people to separate State polities ami eai politics, and to support a protection')-,', or :; frc trader, a strict constructionist vocate of liiterr.i i.itern.il impioy, :, ids. a Federalist oi a Deinociat. v.ittionV J:elpii,e to hand over li e i-ovcrniiu ni id b.s own st tt-. to a eaitc of critniittil... Hut .neiess, and tu-t t ' e Sou'li, cle-se i- make t i- j ntere-'s i f the Fepiiidiciii pfirty iii ibe South idct-tical with the i, ."crests of 't hambei Itin :,nd Mo-.. and Keiiogg and .Madis.in vV i d.s, a.-ol t-.-mi'se it iinpoSsii ie for any i. spe.-:;-.h e attd. i. pre seiitative S-iutbern man t- belotig to the Ke publiean pa: ty. Mr. Hayes' ailininisi. al'-on bas done son e thing to ameml this -dato of things. lite Soiitlu-i n States have been left f i ee to order their domestic affairs in their own wnv, nnd the result I as -en Stale governments im. measurably eieaner find more res; f talee than the State governmonts wl ich they suc ceeded, liui there is i.o reason : suppose that if these govei i ttie; ts f-d again into lb bands of S --i. thorn l.'epu'id'-aus thr v vv uild not be as ilaiit:eniis and disei aci-;ni a thev were h-!or. Every ucn in otu- ot the plun dered Soutloni States w ho should assist in bringing back the Scoundrels of the period of Kcco'istruetioii would bu looked upon as a public enemy. He w i-til i be a public euemv, ami sv long ns this -hirjer e cists, so long a the ennse of the cat pet baggers in the caitir of the II; pu id ican pai ty is i be Sou1, h. s-. i.-ng if is -pule colt:. in that th - Snuth dmict, wiil not .-ml ought not tu cease to be solid saiiut the Ke; i'.b!:.-i-.n paily. It wi.! be teen that this feeiing. which pet-va-tvs, the v bo'.v South, has imtlting neces--.aiily to do with the bitterness It!', by the war It rrsu'fs, net from the '".spirit if re bellion " but from entirety practical consitl-eraii-m.s. 'Hie business" inteiest-" of the Noitli, it is insisted by tlie Hepulilcans, were in favor of Gar'i -11. 'flie 'uisines.s i::tcie-ts" of ib.-.t South were uniptie:-; intiabl v, and Were p-reeive I by cverytrod v to be, in tavor of H.iitcock. .'s !lmi:lg that business itii-.u in both seetiotis were agreed in de-iiiiig to maii.t.iin the existing situation, end that the existing situation to business mi n in tlie N'-illi meant a continn -.n-e of the financial policy of the Hayes administration, to busi ness men in the South it meant an assurance that ohr.ra.f tcrless vagabonds sh.iuld mt aga:!-. be made their governors and legisla tor and judges. In the natiue of things the Kepuhlic-n-.i party could and would give them Oo such ass, nance. If the liepubiicai'. real ly desire, to break up tin- solid South, of which there is some doubt, iney must devi-e some method by wld Ii State polities in Ihe South canbe separated from Federal politic, and they must present some issue on w hich inter-st or principle or sentiment w ill Induce the Southern people lo divide. They have not made a promising beginning towards either of these achievet'.eiit.s by aopeaiiu, throughout their whole canvass, for a solid North to offset and m some way to puni-h the solid South, which c--uld not possibly have been ot ie-rw ise Ihati solid .'.gainst them. .V. K. UV.Wd. How in M am', snip a Cunt a Vni Na Shavc iitb.suia" pieces five bars of Dobttins" l-'lectria S.,ai. and tioi! in three quarts if v.ater until the soap is thoroughly dissolved, so tliat upon stit-imng through a seive noth ing veieadis ; add to the solution or ' -liiK" t'uee itdoiis cold water : stir briskly for sev eral minutes to mt, rani set It away to cool. Th'uieh it will look like nothing "hut soap suds while warm, a chemical leactiou will take place, and iu Jl bonis time will develop -o or "0 pounds of iragnitii er.t white sitt soap, cost ine less t ban a cent a pound and as g--o- as many of the adulterated compounds caliei! soa.n, and sold at seven to ten 0,-it a pound. How long would It take for any oil -it soap used the .same to become any thing but soap suds? Anv housewife knows that it can n t ' done we n any so-ap she ev er u-e-l. See ;f ,t can be done with Doot-iits F.Icciiv. 'or hi till Ofoi-i-n J. L. Cnv-iN V cti.. Miiniifaetitrers. Pbihid'a, New York. Hoston. Ctiicago, Cleve land and Kansas City. lO-s.-e.o. w . ly. Mr. Win. Wallace, sot! of Senator Wal ' lace, who was married a couule ot weeks , ago to Mi-s Hattie Ycag'ev. niece of Goo. Go dlandcr. F.sq., editor of tlo Cleaiheld ?iufhc(in, it tinned home with bis bride troni their wedding tour o'l Momlay last, I and wi re to be given a reception Ht the resj. dep.-e ot Se'iator Wallac- i-n Tuesday even ; iu.. i A ten-year-old danghterof Wri. MrIon i aid, of Huntingdon, was almost instai tly I killed hist Wednesday afternoon bv the aec't ; dental discharge of a navy revolver, which she dragged from a high .helt with a broom ' while trying to sweep off a slate peticii which she supposed had boon lett there. I.AniF.r.. and al! who lead sedenh.rv lives should use Dr. MUTT M'K'S HKADACHE D DYSPFPSI A Ti LLS. I'riee 2.". cents, r.-r a nt all Drug stores U-l-.-lm.J PLW.M'LVAMA'S POLL. -l.UK HFH, !.d. l.-l.T! ItSS i K THK El l.i If'l.S IN Sl.i. I'lltKul KTIKS l.r IHK HATE. Tltr following t.ode ifives the ofbeh-.I Tot of each vtaintv in lb-" vtate for President. ;ui tiled in the off-e -f t ii" Sh i-?;i rv of the .'.iin- ! mouwealt'i at ll.ir: isHt i g. ci.mpaiei' w ith ! ihe ote for President ir. Kd: -rfi iff, i '. fKVlltr '- I d.ii-i- . .. -"'-I Hi ' : ;. 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H-n11.-r.-1. 4 10. 4. atel S..-ino-l l alviti. ren-'.-.t'-k, r. 1 J -"..-: i 1, -re m-ti sj-". i-.iitvrin o.cct ir .lj.r.-i:..-.Iu f. i ri-e-i' plar.tl Iv.s.-.-i; 1:1.-1. .r i;.g-..-4i. - -SV Terril.ie p.N.-is'-r in I e Ti ll ! iii. F.'-JflV Ml'"- EV KM tiKt) IN III I! I V f. ei I I'.r AN l-.vei.le t-tv xt THE 41 KION MIM's N I Mi! V Al l. PK4.H. A despatch rotn llo:f.-.T, N". s.t d.ued the V'tli ir.st,. s,iy s : j AO--lit -t.i III;, lo.rniii r. f-;. pte.jf.n r, f ,f 1., ' i-i-l .., in- s-ntl. -i.t.- ot i- ....rl I'll, st t i,r Ait 0n Alice-. s,o-l I., r--'ii. All iniii.-r.- t,..r, j,i ,,; Sti tti!.- lent Im:.-.. I tit ct .-imii Wio .nr.-.r s 0, oto-;, .Mt.. .-o t 1.. t !, ..t;,,.i- ,.; L t, . . 1- t. k 1 ' a ti4 !,-.-:. 1- 1 r. tr wi : hi n r. - -i-!i. A ; in -t t u.i tti CO .1 '! t - i .r: 1: - ; . 1 , 1 l.l- - 1 v.-.. !tl ! . t il m n ..: k 1 !).. . ., ,, - i, j e !.tj i-i-t. A : I tiny u'v -:d I t.i I..- 11. : - , t ,vc niel! lit! . t-ri-ii ir-. .id. l ij. :.e ; :,re Lkri.v i . ty-.n-tr. 1 t-l I .!. m .lit 111. i.th t!l- t r.-.iit ..-.i t .( .i.tt, t-t.l". I ti ii -.-i.tful. 11 i. j.r.-iiMit ,t. v. :i .-:.c.-t 'j f,..u.. 111 tor Drin. ;i F -1 -1 fit tl.t t..-:.,J. drn i :i a .-1 t I.e 1 n t-i-w rrj'.rit-.t tr.n: s-tlli,t i- ;i l,:it -,J, tl.i'-t- fr ter-y Liieii no, 11, ti.,1 paito! te- fin -t r, I. li t nt, tite. r ii.-u,: "i t 1 r t; r, r ..r' tt.i ;. - 1 t ;-. ,t in;-ity w jvnim on pi :-- ite.l. . wn-kmi; i.r: . n t.i O !,ittll, t-lit t-,(.-,. it fit 10M-li iii.pfc Ie - t;,.- tldrl -I: .fl i.i l-ilv iii;i k il.itr rt t-i it i.t I inii-.'. 1 1'- -Ti : it o 1 1.9 pci-i. Jen I I- 11:. t 01 ti -i.iitri. 1 lir li u:uf rr nl n.entoel In tri ;. 1- t.i to 1 r 44. It i t-si-l ar-utlirr -inli.;,.!i ' 1 i ov-iir tru tin- pit jittti.e-s K.m H-roti. V ork m ne.tlvFiu. I c.l e 1 .t ; It i 1 i rod i-nt s 1 ,1 Ii h ,11 ir v :i ii .1 m , rj j-ji liiivj r.ittif p. t.'le ft-no ol tlie m-.-i.itti'. ! 11 treat tiiitiii.' r. Put ni t"ii titer i ini-rli-ti 1,, rfi'i.irr kiiv flss.jitiiiif uji if-iiuiii . f ili-j pTcrnruiu c n ld-'on 01 1 it pit . It ! I.-t Unorrn ItntT thit ft ' rii ti.i',!. nt p.,ri ( from t'ie i-ie l.re tin? urcMcnt u.-ftim-l an !im i t.i toil tit" ml'. Ktli-rt till if.. Ie in rw-uvtr the li-i.J'.eF ',1 1 1; t Ilo-viui ,iri 'if r.,i nt t li r pit If ft'.oiiiifi nt fair. All ll.c L'-rff. f is i!,, t,. -jv arc ' ucol. i rt psrly cl t-.T-'lit-a tttvve L't-nt .I'-tvu ictu the f'.ii-rj I'll .s-tila 10 in;se an-thrr ;;t fiupt to (fit inio tii uik:it- ii!,--e Hit in s-o. itr. iir huttli- tfini i- .ill rt..:t rrel fdll In .-rk:n(c nr-'lt-r. l,-ii-i'intrtidti,!.wn"l! thr v etj t ;n 1 i r.pr Ian. Mil n t 1 it 1 a trt-tur. d. :-, i.. tLt- f.tn It- nvn iu ootl oeti.t iit.-ti auil iK-einy Hi pit .f diinp. As tl.e ben 1 (vniuti-toic the io i lor ih" iii-.n ha t uot fOt;r Int. 1 Ho- w-tK In i: si tio-1 tin n ..! ;tit- upl.-it ion, :i 14 bet : re-l It ? tn n itn.l t.- wi.l h !.nitj. t. s-ilirr un '.lit; mai ri It-vrl ut-,.tii lift i t j In. tillers : I..-V WtTQ ItC-JFteitifif tO Wll lilitll 11, p lenltt cm tut i-eii.rr s-pnriii :llitr j,, ;,e ttttirrnt wttrkmic plpr. .s-;.liruni 19 a viii.iir Iu I'ti-t.ii ri.uut -, Nnv .S.-e.OK !! Hft IJlVvr f.J nil til 1 It t tT CI .1 0 n i n 1 ' KHflfvay. m in Ilt- iinnhpi-'t ol Hulita sn.f tn luiieit freiii l'lcim: lnirt,i,r. -f ht pit- otieu Kr lir t t.e tia'nt; ol I lie Ail'iuii Jtinrs. i Ireat -j'lioitit'e'i of p-ml arc rit"Pi imiti tliritn in'iin. u tII1kk ; roiiinititi lotnier.nitt tt-irr 8 ci n lrU'Tph ottfs. i I I I"! f a j.ei-tiiatiiin i f a.-si-.i. i .a f in . ei t.hutiiln n t In Ni-vs S'.eiis. nun m ucti 'tt leu t Ion lm tn-en pttiU to niiiilnii .-f li-tc yetirs. Ira rpfioi luvvnir.i In C ini union,: i csnm ti.'-! nt $t-,niri.i:.s.i anj tl.a iiiitttt rr s-f iidntt vn.rki-1 ! twrnty I've. t':-t,,n die priiirlpsl town In it-,- roal rrninii ntnl the nno reTi In liiii-nrtiitire In Ihr reuulr., wsii I'.un.ic.J in 177 Ie- t,.,i, eieii-Mntf iroin S"hi ia.te! eii'ii. A Nkw Pavino Oict I'a'1'mn Knit Lvimks ami (Ir.NTl I'-Mi N. The huudsouie Nickel Pluted New Home Lnmp, t-citii: introduced to the p-ti'die this sen-.-,,.,. js th.e luost lueiit orioiis iirlielc ever olle.ed A-i'lits to make money with, i s;ifer mid more couvei'iei t tliiin II, e Student l.ftmp, vvliichhits hereto fore bad the reputation of l-.ciiiit ttie Siifest Laitip niiiile, and b;;s a chimp lo attach it to llie Sevvintj Machine, Piano, Oriran, Desk, etc. The tear of the ordinary lamp hein aceidt'iitally njisel orthro-vvn I mm I lie table is entirely relieved by this soniile clamp eon triviince. It can be adju-t.-d to throw the liirht just ivheie it is wanted to suit tin: eyes, and can l-e conveitt-d into a handsome wall lamp. It bus the best aruaitd burner, a till iu!i indicator, : 1 1 I convenient tu. itch-box. and it pi ice Is w ithin the roach of every one. Jt has Iteen fully tested mid editorially endorsed by the "Western C'hrist'ttin Advocate," "Ain. Christian lb-view," "'Herald and Presby ii'i'," ".Journal and Mess, niier" and "Chris tian Standard," the leailiny; religions pap rs of Cinciiiiiati, and is end. used by the Mayor aitil Poslniiister of Cincinnati, the A cent of the American Fx press Company- and Presi dents of Insurance Companies, as ix-ino the Safest, Most Com eniciil and best Lamp made. Then- -ire tbree reasons why Aceiits should seek su- l an arti-'fe to canvass for first, for its r.bso; te safety and meat convenience it is iieitle.l in every home: si cotul, its low juice makes its sitie immense; third, it will ! a credit to handle sneli an article. One Southi m Auctit writes, it sells faster than Gen. Lee's, Portrait sold licht after the war : another vv.ites, it U-ats I be palmy ilavs f tht' St-wiua Machine: its rapid sali. its low pih e, and lit- 'ial terms surprise old Atrents. Address Home Lamp Co., Cincinnati. (.)., iiieii'ioniM-t; our pah-r, ami they will yrive you full ptutieuiars and exclusive territory to canvass in. (.0-17 -FJt. For CATAKKII. I iv Vvrr. 'ni, I ta the Ai-.. ir-.-rl w it i( dile Onri-r s particle I the ISiilm Into tue ei-trMs: (trjw str-oiiy; re.iths tiirw-Kh the ;le. Jt wiil lie at.-;-rt--.t, efeaits:n autl 'iili''ii His Jlfr.stid trip i-.r r.e. tLiZS- ei VQ cj f.:J..F " 7 -4 5 1 1 W ' '- urt I ARSH. COtca i - fVf c-sose., nrJCJ I e;- Deal n ess, V- i4ittnatT ppi'lT a t.riii-lr into bark t the rsr. rolituna- In ! II.itmililT. 'S CREAM IJALM J rr-:vir.ic th n-!erf mci-.t nf Ih tnifTorer. the enttr-ri't. nnil t.1iyvi-vn. .N'ttvrr lin an urMrlc of e ) much nnrit bcn j.reilofe-t lur llie trm'moiit of m'i hrnsl .1ii,r 3 tli-" i-Tr-liliint HAI..M. nn-1 i nii--.-r.A,;y !iTiOTtli....l at l-lns r.ll that t .'lsimci fur it. The application Is ntr and pici'cvnt. mn-lnir no pain. i oeibinr. and it fst pnprTflin t--. tttcf powiirrT. ltiiil.ls. aa-1 Fnuflt. J'rict 6 fruit, i in rc-rdpt cf fi-tls, will mail a p.irk.tpr frtir. Srr.d f-ir cirsutnr, irlth lull Inlr-rm-atii-n. i.i.ysctSKiM nii.5ini.,Offfo,s. y. At Wholt-wilr by NEW YOKK-McKT-'tten h Kolit-.n. Hall at Kui-Wrl.f. 'rtltt-nton. VV. 11. Si-hrifrelin a. ' I'. M. fs'icrr 'it.. Ijsitl!, ."Maruli 8t liarJ i''f. 'j'arrnttt tc 'o.. Kraier .V I.e. anil oiljr. FH1 LA I'tLrniA Smith, Kline.x C-t.. Johnf ton, lf.-it!ti.V IV. i 'o. S' K tMi'in, p Mntlntre Br". Ill :z II Bt.ll ttj- aP. Preclt. Ut 1 i 1 1 , OAK HALL. PMlLADLLPHiA! Worth Knowing. There h a place in Fipln tlclphia wKrrc a stranrr may buy hv clothe?;, and fare as well -is if h- k.M-'w the whole city .hy heart : anil it" he knows nf.thin-' about llie value of cloths, or liothes. lie is ns "ivcil oil, as if he v.erc a good j-ide of both. The; reason is th-it fvery thiiif to be found there is made there made and sold under a system which rarr iy allows misttakes to occur, and which corrects them, if th'.-y do occur. Oak If All- is the la'.:e; anil its practice may be summed up in a few words. If you tdT.'t there what you don't want lo keep at the price, you return it, and iet your money back. This rneans a great deal more than appears on the surface. It means thai you are not jointj to jnj-t what J on wiil not want to keep at the price, if the merchant can help it. It means that the clothes you get there will be of honest cloths, honestly made ; and that they will cost you less than as good clothes can be got for else where. It means that they will be. every way better worth your money than you can get elsewhere for the same money. If it means, anything less than these things if it means poor cloths, trimmings, edi ting, sewing, or ;;t any way dishonest or illiberal dealing: the return of his goods will plague the merchant, iniurc his credit, and dissipate his trade. If it means these things if it means liberal and honor able dealing, valuable and trusty clothing, ease and safely in getting ii. Oak 1 1 all is tlie place for you to go to, or to send to ; and it is worth ;, our wh.ile to know how you can send, if it is inconvenient lo go. Wrilc ; say what your occupation is; say what sort of use you intend to make of the clothes you want, whether for cvery-day wear or otherwise ; what color you prefer, or what color to avoid ; say about what you want to pay ; say everything that you think may aid a stranger in stran eer choo sin; for ou. You wiil eet in reply samples oi cloths and prices of what ever you want made from those cloths. You will get also the means of having your measure taken by an unskilful person. There is only one diffi culty left. Somebody ka got to take the risks of iK dealing; for there arc risks. Send your money along with your order. That covers the risk as to your good faith. Ye risk every thing else : tlie fit, and your satisfaction every way. Our trade by mail amounts to half a million dollars a year ; there's no reason why it shouldn't amount to five millions. T'Jf 77 ia maker & Brown. Oak Hall, Sixth and Market streets, Philadelphia. Oi'FKT. fr CKKSSOX SPRINGS t'oVI'ANY. N. 555 S. IVi-r.ra 1oo ti. in. J.-renrf Hfw. Vr.n i iitma. Not. S, Ishh. -rHT. ID 5 ;.-. 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Tli" tu -itrs rr.- -i- e.l ofT-r a", prtva'i- tnlr 1 ft I prni cl A-ra. pitu.i'.i d on tlie i nrnpike In vii,'!;--.r- t -Hilp. one rallf tp-rn l"rr"on. I'r;ne tt r-i n f-r-: a tti rc l wo ptorv 1'ttivi I i-vn 1 1 -r, ii - -t a riAS eTABU, ami all ni-i-ifiir . itf ... i' I'her li a'hi. an r, tuiitils n-i? ot at-plf-. pt- tr it v-i t '. ti trtea and planty of (fr-ei Ttttnr ,in .sa jriu.l-rT. Tti'a prtjrrty it njio ot t'i l-ft In t'.i' r 'i i ti ' I tic pur;r of a n m -.iter rr. rt. a nl -J'ti r '.1-1 ba tiittfi" v cry ; rot. tat.. It ti'l be ul 1 at a t-f K"in an.l on tta'v pavmrnta For lttrtlit-r tr.'.rua tli-n call on r.r ',!-!:( V. m. 1tikett. Mt.ii' ti-. t 'air. bria l'o.. I'i , er s t ii'.T to t lie .w Mils.' AT.lt T. SVYTH. Ausr. 20. M.i.-Jtri. 1'ika Si.. IV 1 .Mjri t . DENTAL NOTICE. 1R. M. l. t'Mti-T, fluirui I'rm-t:. I':-- uflnirtf. I'm . rc'pe" ft-1 1 t tn't-rtua fff'J- ' P. .i i.v. ..-;- iii.tit-.'-.I ti'l lie t . -t .1 "--a. I-U L'-rr'.to pn.'t 'loTtsIlT ca t, AiiLI X-9 . .'I...II.- "i '.irn n't-1. lit V Of,, ?sprir.cii on th" tl.iy lot:owii: Tuttln : t'ti" t.-wn on th fn-ro.;" M-.rciv of ca-b ii-ort'i. Hiin.-c on tfte fcttrih M.nt.'ta-. r' ca-h p- : t K 'T-A11 pt-r, rtr ni-t-fln. liei.tal tr.i. i'.- to kit m a call. at. 1 am pt-Hp-ii t: I to tirr'ti r partial att cl t'-.tian t t-ir'i ret :.ll ot.r atiaPT p--tM ii i tn; to n.v proit t.int; tn a ;it'B to. nnrintl at tt.e K-tti-.t p.-f ' ' e . " ""' (fc-Sl,';-i' I M. K. IM KHin. I'. P t.. '"..I ; f ' -tcrT itetimi Firs iim rr. A . DICK. Genera! Insurance Agent, i:b j:xs i: i i: c . va. r.-.lPi writtn at hort nottca in tba OLD RELIABLE "ETNA" And olltrr f irst ( Itm nii.unlti-a. ET-cr.ibura-.cSevt. S3, lv-o -ly. Nl-AV I1 l'MMTKlI. 13ookn aiuljt tio;ic y- -I'lIF. on-tcri-irrril l-.a vt ot-cni tn "atT'-l'-1 town, nt'i'initi S. Ti-1 ,!; ii tn't fto-. a mil ii-.c i l JltX'tKS aTtil si AT H t:T. A ... a Kt of p1-.-1.-t t'A.Mil 1- S. H i i ItM K1T. 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