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ifoc ' of IliC Ji inii rul i- ' i-i are
tiviit to lii.il. - it ttii-:ir llaul Ma)ur
Harrison said uulhlug vr hi-trrodoY
at I he Chicago ltainiif (. 'I lje rnily
uolable terptiou m Mi..- Louisville
Courier-Journal, whii.li li n in v ar
paint on aud Ihu-ufiTi.. i.. Iiht il out
o the Iree trait- line if il lali-a fifty
yent. It i Hot dirli iill lr the or
all? to ''how thnt I-ilicin-y, tt.'nl
hot prhui pie, govern most demo
era tie action. Tin lcii.w rutic purl y
U a habitual wabbler, ami not even
the fiery, untamed Watiersou eaii
Leep it atruiyhl. -(.Ilihe 1 cloo Tut .
1 1 .'J ' 11
TilfLi legiihitnrr- itpparrnll y be
lieves that it i not Miieue" to tax. spe
lituully ti e plaees in vhil liquor i'i
sold, l'y ! law ieriilly paed au
tt- iraeut 4.1 2 00 eai h per annum i
loath-n lal'livliinc nts in which strong
drink yen-led, ami of ItHJ etu-h on
those in wliii.Ii lifer ami win ouly me
furnished. The tax is ma le a lien ou
the real rst:tU in which the business la
conducted. The Ohio constitution for
bids the granting of lieeube.-, unit the
supreme court held luktjcar thai a di
rcct tax oil lienor seller was essentially
a lieeii.ie. It -bikes m that to cali a spec
ial tax on a li.jnoi ncllcr a license," but
a ij--!al ta on his plaee of hti.-'Inrsa a
tax, ".makes a disiiuetion where there
really 1 4 no diUeienre. The fact ol
the bu-inos io, if the Ohioaus want
Monietoiiir between Ireo rum and pro
hibition they outfit to change their
couslitution, and I he adoption of
makeshift is due Itt the division of
opinion on lh lienor mcation in
both parties. The new law forbids
Sunday sale and sal"s 1.1 minors or
intoxicated persons.- (J lobe lenio
crat. TiiK t'hieago Tunes says it id diili
eull for the caUni pres to eoinpre
ht nit jut w but did K'.-i at the lio
juois bampiet, rc f-ntlv lield iu t'hi
ia';o. This is hu imptitaliou both
iriiiii-al ami libelous upon. th' intel
ligence ol tin- great news incdiiiui of
tin- east. The facia arr, thai I he east
ern pres-i, rerardlcRs of political
fjitus, has ornpreliendcd, understood
and commented upon, just what did
pnss at that banqiu t, and lids has
been the htlinilialiu Imture ot tha
whole atlair. The easlci n pre; has
riilly comprehended thi- unimus of
the ill advised, s w asgei iu?j atlackn of
the third late polilii iaiis who nt bi -
billd Ul- IhlCC hlllldml LolllrS ttl
that bouid, male uf.ou the reputation
if Ameii.a Wlieu Iho'e convliil
eni leuien ilt? allied i.,.ou Ihf ii
tresea of thu proapeioti country,
when they poitrayed the lotteune.s
o' Amerii aii iuitirutiou. which are
today the lon' fiu l pride of everv
ellaibl, patriot!.- sold Upoll th
wLo- i it,ue globe; ifc.-ht u IIh v set
torth the decay of Ameri. au pairiot
irn in thii nation, with its millions
ot Intelligent, patriotic l.f oi.h . wheu
they attempted to slur our national
itv ana me strontr ieaiure ot our
joverumeut, promted by emothered
yearnings for states right unit the
hereaieg of Calhounisrn. Thii east
ern pres fully comprehended all thi.s,
and that it was the bottle which
paxstd tK frcijueiitly lor democratic
prudence and cftuliou to b exircised
at that baiujiiet.
This country is vast in its resources
uihI as rofcperous us it is vast: and
the Herald predicts that it w ill be
many, many years before any politi
cal party can climb into power in
America, by bam1oozlin the publi
into the belief that we are retrograd
ing commercially, phvsl.tdU and
morally as a iiato.u. There ii too
much intelligent iu Aim ri a for il.tp
trap political funeral eveiciacs and
wake to mislead the people. Ilni.-r,
Handall, Ila.ii-iU and the progres
sive wiu ol the dcmccrotic parti are
crying out for lire v.e- lo lij them
sdve to.
upon the other -"under which rule?"
The facts are,- this liquor tratlic evil
attache principally to our centeiM of
population. It Is aggressive in ita na
ture. It will not submit to any con
trol without first a battle. In Cincin
nati the $100 license is ai distasteful
to the liquoi sellers' co-operative mt
ciution as a SlMjO license would be;
and t!io Lincoln Journal very peiti
liefilly nays the Ohio legislature should
have made the liceiiso-il.Ooo instead
of 300, iiu exactly the same con twit is
bound to take place between the advo
cates of fiee whisky and the advocates
of I he H.iion.ihle le-llaiut of the
traffic:.
The attention' of the eitien who has
to bear the burdens of municipal af
fairs expenses, taxation, and assess
ments incident to municipal govern
ment, is becoming lives! upon thij ques
tion of tjood government, and the day is
fast coming when the "beast of bur
deu," tho lonx sufl'erinfr, tax jayimj
population of our great cities, will be
compelled to take up the gauge of bat
tle proffered iiioti every occasion by
tho liouor power ; and when this hap
pens we Hhall see the dram shop bully
take a remote seat upon the rear tier
of benches in municipal affairs.
IVople who imagine this element
has tiiumphed in Chicago, and other
great cities of the union, where demo
eratic municipal forcer, have to lately
chosen city governments, need not de
ceive themselves, these ate only pre
liminary skirmishes. This contest
going on in these large citiea invvlte
interests too vast to Le settled until
they ate settled right. The preserva
tion of property, the sacrednesi of the
hearthstone, the safety of life, are
drawn into this contest upon the one
side. It is a question of good govern
ment, and 111 the end there can be 1.0
doubt about where the outcome will
be. The worst elements may rule
great cities for a time like the Tweed
ring in New York but the day of
retribution will as surely follow.
In a government like this of ours
based exclusively upon the will of
the citizen, the. argument against
prohibitory, or sumptuary legislation,
can avail nothing, when the restric
tion or total abatement of an evil be
comes necessary for safe, wholesome
rule. The tlrst thing the student of
governmental affairs learns, is, that the
individual surrenders certain natural
rights when he cnw-ia the compact ot
government; he does this for the
health and welfare of the whole body
politic. Our large cities are complex
and complete governments within
themselves, much more complex and
diffcult of administration than our
much vaunted state governments; and
the IIkuald believes and predicts that
the remedy for the untold evils the
American dram-shop today is pre
cipitating upon such cities as Chicago,
Cincinnati, l'hil.idelphia, and New
York, will come direct from those lo
calities, themselves, where its ei! in
fluence;! niedehaurhing the 1 erple. An
interest like thij liquor trarile can ex
ist and ex emse great control iu the mu
nicipal art. lira of out large cities, until
public sentiment is aroused against it,
when that happens, (ami we believe
public sentiment is being aroused to
day in our great cities), a remedy will
be hit upon to curtail its power and
influence. In the present status of
society, the Hekai.i Is in favor of
high license, just a high as the senti
ment of the community will uphold
and enforce.
mitted upon a simple demurrer, or ob
jection to the sufficiency of the plain
tiff's complaint. This involved not
only the real estate iu question but,
the Improvements thereon, represented
by some dozen years of frontier hard
ships, privations, ami toil. The 'id ted
States iveognlzed the legal settlement
of theie people, their claim to these
homes, and issued patents to them;
and now they are to be robbed of ev
erything by the construction the courts
place upon an early lai. grant, em
bracing their lands. If these ate the
facts, and there seems to be no doubt
about it, it is high time some one was
coming to the front in behalf of the
set I lets.
If the Nebiaska delegation take hold
of this matter honestly, these settlers
who have riuhts upon these lands, will
et get a hearing.
Bank Cass County
'miier .Main iiint Sixth Stieels.
PLATTS IvrOU'ril JSTTZTB
t JOHN I'.bAI'K. Cr.-stdeiit, I
l.l. M. tA I I SKNO.N, Cashier.
Transacts a General Mm Business.
hkjhi:st CASH j'IIICJ:
JJm'i7 or L? unnty umt City Wai.aiit.-i.
i'UI.I.CCriOVN )I1IIK
uint i-ioinpt I y lemitlett tr.
lIUh. loK :
Johulil.uk, .1. M. 1'utteison, C. It. I'ailiiele,
l-'. li. Oulhiiiaiin, J. Monii-y, A. li.
.Smith. Fred Colder. 61 ly
WEEPINC. WATER
JH55.JIES.!
WEEPTNli WATER. - NEB.
ALWAYS AHEAD!
BENNJETT & LEWIS,
mrm n d id n r. n c q a . ?u f . c
'.Hue lot llr fcvit w 1 1 1 1 SI CoIIIJ.Ieft ilok !
E. L. KKED, President.
II. A. GIIISON, Vice-President.
It. S. WILKINSON". Cashier.
A General Mini Business TraiSiicied.
KecelyeJ. and Interest allowed on Tlrua Cei ti
tleatca. OltAFTM
Driiwu uvailahle la any pait of the l'nite.1
Stutrs auit tlu priuolpul cities of Kurope.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
rilESH AND nici:.
We always buy the b st goods i;i the m;irket, and guarantee t-vcr thing
we sell We are sole agents in this town for the sale of
" PERFECTION" (JilOUNP SPIUiiS,
J. LEVY,
Will JiL'V and SKLL all kinds of
FURNITURE,
METALS,
IR01T,
Just Ecceived.
MEERSCHAl!
A I IM
AND
A Challenge rc.
H 1..'! . in i'i.- 1 1 ' i llif l t."l II
INK OK
AND BRIAR PIPES
0 MI-MUTATION.
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FURS5 j Peijperljcr's
A Nl Till: CELEBRATth
"BAT A VI A" CANNED GOODS,
Nothing fi'er in the market. I latf-J "Ti'er" brand of II.iltiiiM to Oyuter
always on hand. Come and see us. Wo 'Aill make you RlaJ.
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BURLINGTON- ROUTE"
(Chicago, Burlington &. Quincy Railroad.)
Will a'lvanc- money on all
SALABLE GOODS,
on lower Main street,
Oj'ix.siie T!r Old Duke Jin 'hit nj.
i'lattsinoutli, Fil. l.-d, 1 -4l f.
JASON STREIGHT,
(p.icct'Niin- i tr i:i; A titlT.)
MAM'K.'.rn iil'll OK
Char Factory.
3 mn
Lyy HARNESS
GOING EAST AMD WEST.
Elepaut Day Coaches. Varior Cars, witb Roclin-
iiiit (.'Gkird (seats fivf. Siuokiinr C;irs. with lie-
volvLug L'tialrai, l-iillin in l'ul.iee Slei-ii;i i'arn ami
Uie ruuiuud C. D. & (j. liuin l urn run daily to anl
from i'Uicoo JC Kansas l.'ity, jmc.io Ji i ouneii
UlulTs. C'lilcugo & Ih-s Muiuesi. I'tiioau, bit. Jo-
epli, AUliiBoii A ToiH-ka. Only throuii Hue be
tween C'UicaKO, Lincoln Sl Denver. Tlirurii cars
betwrtu Inainii:ijo!iH Council Hiuir.-- vm ivon.i
COINQ NOBTH AND SOUTH
Solid Trains of Elerant Day Coaches and Pull
i.naa 1'alacc Sleeping t.'ars are run dnily to andi
. .- . if V.l...!.
Uui'liiisrton. Cedar Haimls and Albert I to St.
l'aul und MiriiioarxjlU: Parlor Cars with Kecliiiiui;
Chain to and from St. Ixniis aud I'eoria and to
and from tt. !alus aad Utturnwa. Only one
thajii'ii of cam li-tweon Kt. Ixiiih and tv
ri' t"-. !: ".i. i iiji--1m, i.:-av.h.i. ui. I IK
A liil'i' Ulirt or
Saddles Bridles, Collars, Whips. &c.
;-.lv;tys in htock.
Repairing of alt kinds neatly don in
tort notice.
Main Street, betveen Fourth aud Fifth,
O. M. STKKIcillT. lUiHinM MaiiaRer.
Cham.Simmo.nh. .Vl-haiiical Manauer. 7lt
AU cuiiun ttoud I'ii
Uuwu as the i'i out i'ii
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Finest Eauipped Railroad In the Wofl i
h J. PdTl'KR, 8d Vice-l'res't and Oeu'l Manager. FERCEV.'.. ;
.'.'LvLL, Ccul 1'aj.ij. A'l,
Irace
ThneMo
AjeuiauT the vtfobrated
MWi Line of Stealers.
LIOUOR QUESTION IN POLITICS.
The low lii-en:e dan adopted hy the
Ohio legislating to get theliijilor ques
tion out of KiitieM, will t-rove a fail
. ure; and thia has already I. ten verified
hy the ae'iuu of the druui-Buop men f
the linekej e State, liefore the htates
meii who thought they hud uccom
lIishl this eat bad reached their
lioui'-, the e-oierative laboring man 'a
..!. ho keeierV aKci ition had taken
lHrHQt te.H to make up a test eae
ft.r the Ohio eourti t annul the law
If those couit ran he prevailed n.u
to do; and thiii the liuuor queHtin
will Dreelpitate Itself upon the poiiti
ral parties of the day whether they
will have it or not. Upon what pr In
ciple of political philosophy men of
' sagacity und judgment In puLlic affair 3
can expect a question vitally affecting
- our local government to L quietly laid
; upon the upper shelf, id more than the
ordinary mum can iaLUooa. it is a
qutatk'O which properly Moug to the
-polithal parties of the day. It jne
. enls H-lf intrude itntfj uiit the
puhlic, until In our great centers of
population the Issue has hteu narmwed
down between the protection of lifo
and property on the one hand, and the
rtitralnt and control of king alcohol
THE
K. C, SL J.. q C B. B, B.
Safest. Best aud Most Reliable
LINK 1 IM 711 K "WEST.
Magnificent Diuing Oarj,
Llegaut Day Ooashes,
PdllruanPalaca Sleeping Oars.
2 St Louis Trains Daily,
2 Omaha Trains Daily,
2 Kansas City Trains Daily
2 Atcl ison Trains Daily,
Ji wo C: i i tor
St'. PaulMinneapolis, Sioux City,
And all iiointi in iioMliuest, with
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Between Kansas City and St. Paul
WIT HO U T C HAN GE
All trains run in. liiiK-.ioiiiicciin' for u!l jiolnts
East, West, North & South.
'i'kkets loi- sale ut all regular ticket oniee.
Infoimution ri'nanliritf rat.'s. time, & chrei
lully ijHen Uy uddifain
. . . J. K. Bahxari..
A. 1'. Iiawks. Uen'l .sui.r,
:rli'l fii-ii AK'jlit.
Groceries,
Xn old btock to wo rl; oil'. Tin. latent atterns i f
GLASS JISTID Q.IJEBImSW JhlH.
FLO UK. FKFJ) AND PROVISIONS.
The Very Highoss Market Price paid for Country Proriuco
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every li'i:i'A V ;ii i FJilDAY
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MANUFACTURERS OF
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Shop is fully
Our fiicilitit-3 for lieavj' work iu Columns nad Casti
not eurnaased in the State.
MACHINE REPAIRING of all kiiula. Oar Machine
for all clnsst'S of work in iron.
Patronize Nebruska nianulucturin. We duplicate all eastern price?, saving
freight and time.
Parties building iu any part of the State should write tor our terms of castings
CASS GOTJXTTT UaO!7 WOSISIS
March 11th, 1882.
ITo Humtug Here!
Can Onlsell any One Price Clothing
On I lit lu I'lattsnionth
NB-ST 25 PER CENT.,
AMI Sill. I. MAKE MONEY.
Both Here and al uy Branch Store,
AT LOUISVILLE,
As I Buy For Cash.
JimtMnlitT tlie jil.ore Etutemeut.
0. ii. IIEKOLI).
2Tl-2w-lui
RffBEhT DONNELLY'S
KLACKSMITII
SHOP.
Wagon. Buggy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, and general Jobbing
IOWA AMENDMENT.
The Iowa supreme court has reached
a conclusion, and promulgated lth?,
mid we suppose, exhaustive opinions, up
fn the iiif-tion of the vnlidilv of the
prohibitory amendment lately adopted
by a large majority of the mvcrir
ihat free eomiuonwealth. The former
opinion adverse to the amendment- -ia
adhered to by a innjority of the court,
all but one judge assenting to the major
ity opinion. This settles ihat motion
and of course all law abiding god peo
ple will ijuietly acijuiesce iu the decision
of Iowa's court of last report ; but thero
is no law either written or unwritten
prohibitory of the sovcrign doing a Leap
of piiel thinkin n rcr " an episode
thi kind, and th?Yu'i('f 'U1'3 over iu the
Hawkeye itate, who havf vi ij.artlce
i-riin inia iu Ihidovertniiiin j business
as a matter of -p-Ali-y will lind that
there i-j a hereafler tw this Lumih1, and
wheu they put their elaiiys lefore the
people tor recognition the fellow who
has had anything to do with this defeat
ingot th will of tin; gnat Majority of
people in that stale will tiud hiiiHelf in
the condition of the distiuguialied mem
ber of the Lime Kiln Club who utttfmpt
ed to hold down the electric inuchiu-
and consequently had.U lay Oil' for ic
pa'us for iointf weeka; Hben he applied
i'J he club lor relief. Rrudder Jarduer
icmatked: "When a member of dis club
;oes to foolin ' round wid "lecfriciiy, l.i
tikes all chain ts und reftp nil do
KNEVALS' ROBBERY.
r.ihangi.-j throughout the state
iu)te tho fact th.it Hon. James Luird Is
in Wiishinton, with Senator Van
Wyck, fighting the battles of the set
Uer who lias been so summarily ejected
from the railroad lands by a decree of
the ITnlled States court.
here where he can tender services ul 1 '"S? A 4 WlJcrt . ,,."1
IRON FRONTS. HOUSE COLUMNS,
AND CASTINGS.
rs for Business Houses are
cquppea
PLATTSMOUTII. NEJi.
V . . 11 I.
And Tinners' Stock;
OFALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
Excelsior
ST. LOUIS, MO
Sale by J. S. Duke.
ii. A. hhlhiiMii & huh1
, WLoIe.-a' Mill Ketaii Dealer i;i
PINK LUMBER
SH1XGLES. LATH,
SASH, D00KS,
rou.Mh SirvvX. in'. rear il Oj'ia ii t t:s.
PLATTSMOUTII, - XKBIIA-KA
IFF
DEST Ir' THE MARKET.
3Tat!c ONLY of Vegetable Oil
una raro Jicci Tnllow,
To Ir.'IiT?o !:osol;oorr3 to clvo this Soap
u ttlixi, WITrf LMCn EuH
1VE GIVE A FIXE Ea&J
m I III II 1 - . r li Lit.
j.LIg o.Ter ir, ma (.To for a short tlmo onlr
and should bo taken ltd vantage of at ONCE.
Wo WARRANT this :ap to do more wash
ing with creator ccm than nay soap lathe
market. It has no EQUAL for uso in hart
and cold -.vtlor.
YOUH SS30E3 HAS IT,
O.A.Wrisloy&Co.
WjUriwViOTurwa of Standard Laundry
ku4 Tollot Soap.
The PLATTSMOUTII HERALD PUliLL-illlNC CnMI'ANl'
every facility for first-elats
ban
JOB FmSTTXMG,
In Every Department.
OUK,
FEE
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great Vidue to these tettleis who are !
fieiuij robbed of their birth ilht, by j
(he inserutal
" Kuevnl
tbeti i-ane.1, (Hi.-orert of them), neie
brought by the plaintiff. L'nevalH, who
had a railroad standing in tho ehaxldw.
lhlnd Mm the reaPparly In. interest
ami the whole controversy was eub-
PETER
; uiy shop.
RAD EN,
Retail. Cash
11 1 . 1 .
XlTiloWRelWaRonMaker nrod,icc. Call anil
x
Opposite First National Bank.
Iiairakrn rliarna of the wagoo shop.
Ha N hII kuoHii a.4 a
NO. WOIiKJUXN.
d llaffBlea nude tm
wrarr.
SATISKACTIOM I1DAKANTKEO.
iafaiogues
f Famphfe
t Work
AUCTION"
BILLS,
SALE BIIjLS,
COMMBROIAIj
iiisrTiisro
Sfac'r
And i:i tt ( rii'Js
.re at. 1 complete in every dcpartrm.nl.
i rm -ptt
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