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TO A D VI. R TIS 1RS.
Tin: TitiBiNE AufAXAC l"t 1896 ?aill ?bob?
1 nnmber ??f u-'' Ii?, ?,,?;,. ?h
? is, imil aelt ertist-ra tliiel it a valualtle medium
i to resoli ??li si??ass. Pries i"T \iagt, ik?i.
"? aent in i!iiiiic(li_,ui>.
TO CORRESPOSDSSTS.
B? ?aP?? ??? bl talia ?f Aa.crncoti? C'em-inaicaMai? Whiter?, I?
liw.J?? far maartiat nuit b? iatbtBh?tt?J bf lot ?a?, aad addr'ti
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We .<? ? f . * ?...o '?.-ine* beton Mr.
Jnstica Blatchford to bare an theil cartis,
i t?, t!n* Bon. Win. ii. .?.eu,
We jii.'vrt tis? v.lu H' .i i i'ltfi?-Im.? latter OB
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e. luijie foi tin- ? ide </oiii.
baa a^iuu luovi-il a 1 ii?i- ?prophet.
Thi Virginia _le(rv_?___r_c_ion Convention ii
livirii. citit a vant 'tioo.int of vtoik lor Itaelf,
? witliotii nuiulicr bafiag be* ti inti?.
i*3 ol ti i tims far.
The icaaoliitioiiB ?rith i?Tif.iid to Hi?- pros?-ripiiou
and ititiiiiidatiori of loyal roll n mi np
un 8atn?.luv, ai.?I \t.ii i< f.-.,i? d ??. ;, Committee
v.ilho.
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:i divivnn into ?two .eeperate ocgaiila-tioos, <?'???'
o! thfin prended atas bp c?l. William R.
Roberta, Hi?- ?the* (of -?te) hy ?'","* S:n
? . _-<i,,.!!??m? l'or n fnakw ?have been for
bo.tim? in ?progreee; whim now give promise
,(,.(?y aueceaa. Tlie piobeWa ?Pieeident ??f
1 ?li. combined organiaation is John Mitrln !,????.?..
We j ? i j is r with our West Lndiea news, this
morning, the foil text o? t'io proclamation of
Dg O? l'imiiuilv ?uniouiiniij; to his sub
in i? m m. Thomas t!n* ceaaioa ol' thal bland
to tin* t'iii.<'<l States. The inhabitants aro to
be allowed t?> e-tprass Unir wiahaa regarding
?,.?i?i, ;iiul to make their choice of the
?iiitii? lu width tin y will ?give tlK'ir al?
legiance._
Th?* A!?y.??i:)i;in Expedition, on advancing
indi iii?? btetior, in greatly suffering brou
scarcity of water. Thii Ima from the begin?
nilli,* been regarded m the "?u-a\ obstacle to
iii?; meeeea of Um expedition: bat, on the
oilier hand, the re?nforoeinenl of the exp?di?
tion bj Egyptian and othes African troops ia
likely to hasten the conquest of tli*' Country.
Tin* war on the River ?Plate I n t.ikon
?t new torn. Tim Paraguayans han agai_
Baeomed the offensive, and gained ?i complete
?rictory ??vit the BrasUiana. Tlie latter are
8,'iiil to hare wiflbred I Iom of about 4,000men,
1.?00 of whom were taken prisoners. Ah t h?*
Bnudliana have for mon? than ? yeal found it
vc;y difflcnll tn recruit their army, this total
defeat may ?have for tbem rery anti
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The telegram from Cuba that -he Spanish
Government hi ? offered to eel] tlaal Uland and
Porte Bico to the United States foe One Hund?
red and Fifty Millions <?f Dollars does not
seem probably well founded. Si>.iin would
hardly allow auch an offer t.? become public ai
? irly a stag? of the negotiation; and, should
-li?- wish t?? n0, she would begin by inviting
propoaala rather than by making a plump i
tu M-ii i? ?fled sum. Cuiia ii now ;?
chief eonree of income t?> her tre poi
ion is one of the last buttn.- ol Bpaniah
1'iitlr?a reminiscenca of fad - ami we
can Imagine nothing short of an argent and
palpable necessity that would induce her to
part with it. We judge, therefore, that the
ni has been set afloat in Cuba by partiee
who wish it io become true i
i; to ' 'dy.
THE ki ?E?ST IH'TY.
Conversing last week at washington ?iili
?.t the keenest and rmint I i
i<'als i ti the South, we inquired ? to the proa?
peet of carrying hil State in the eneuing elec*
tina. M Very much dependa," lie replied, "on
"our candidate for Governor, If A. be che
" !? m. I ?shall fear the ?result* with B., the
"chance will ' tai the maa ?
?? t.? run, if we could, ii Geo. X. He i
'? Bt i. I, and fought gallantly through ?the i
" yet, the iuoiiit'iii it ?rai over, he laid Ik* had
_'!it foe Slavery, ?ht ! elieved in it ;
" but, now ti.. - gone, li' Re?
: l.i tin.; i .ion <?u ti?, i
" of Equal l'i. r,lu
I
'* c1. "i the Bli
dient, or politic, or inevitable, hm ? ?
lily right
"Emancipation, If ha were only enfranchised,
? tli.it ?re could run him f?*r Governor,
" aueeeaa would be certain."
j-? there one man on earth not n Lorn idiot
\? lit? can imagine i liaaeoa for not enfranchis
ing euch ii man all auch menl What lort <?.
policy, or justit?, ??i ?r.iii'i" ? ni there
be ia andet the b in mi n who an no1
ly with oi and of u-, bul whoa
tion to DoUtical r:. own
We do not aeeh t.? diaguiae the fact ti
: a far more gOnCrOUl and < ?.lilli .
? ration to ] ? ; l?ut thi
atU'i't the wisdom of enfranchising oar etwa
people. It i-? on tin-? point that we w?
lix attention.
The Alabama Convention ! ui> to
OongreM a long Nat of the di frenchiaed in
thal \ l"?' mm they are earnatt, set?
ive Radical??, tim majority dr.?in to have restored
tothefnlleet righto tfdti-enshlp; and we do not
doubt the ni of this demand.
Hut why nut uiiirni n principle rather than
eetabU?han ei&eptionl "VVliyhin.iiiiiii.il Con?
gress enact, In iii linea, that every Southron
who iii-, foe al leant three months patt, mp?
ported Eeconatruction on the baaii of Equal
Bights fur nil citizen-, .*iiid still rapporta it
shall, upon makins; and filing hi- utlida?
Hio fact, l?o reetored <<> all political rifdits and
placed on tin*, regietry of bli district ;
roter 1 What i? the need of squandering papei
in printing lon-s* lista oi namee when the i?iin
dple involved is soc-earf Admit that i few
unchanged Bebeli might commit peijury in i
matter to plain ai to rendel expoeure and in
f.iiiiv, ii not (egal punishment, inevitable, we
insist flint tin ii power for evCJ would be fatally
crippled by the ootoriety of their crime. And
it i? never peaattde to preclude ahaolutely all
chance of rach aim ??
Col. Donn J'iatt need to instit, in his Ohio
?tump ipoochc-, that the Bepubtteaiii munt
make haste and get a principle to Stand upon
!" fore Vallandigham should die and leave them
bankrupt In that spirit, we hold that th*' in
Km?-folly vhcifwiih th.? ex-Bourbons of the
Bouth Insist on arraying the Blacki in solid
phalaai against them enano! potetblj be ex?
pected to outlast the next two vous. And,
whenever the old austen shall bave wit
enough to pay to their ex-alavee, "We con?
"???ile to you nil the rights tli.it we <!,.,j,,, tot
"oanelveej whyalionld we l??? antagonists any
"loogerf?they will carry a largs part if
not moat of them away from those who now
run the Republican machine at the Bouth.
The recent ?Oonsetvative negro meeting
at Moliilo is ominous of *,?.hat must surely
come. So ?long as Um Beaetionlsta who ab?
surdly terni t hem-elves ?? CoiiM-rvativ* Sn .?-hall
see tit to stand on the ?platform ol "a White
"Man's government,'1 whereof Blacks mnat be
serie, this invitation of the aagnwa toward
th? n old Rsssten will amount to nothing mon
than the Irish vote for Know-Nothing tickets*
imr, the moment the old aristocracy of the
Smith concede the Right of Buttrage to the
Blecke, the whola sitnaii.ui win be changed.
And thai they will do, so MOU ?,s tiny are
satisfied thai they eaa do uo better.
Every eonaideration of poUcy??and wean
now looking no farther flraisndsthat ti.? Be?
r<.!i?iiiic(ioii of the Southern stiiies l??? hastened
ho far M is consistent with the mainti'iiim?*?? of
Political Jii^lii*? for their lately eueanarpated
people. Congi?? will doubtleei amend H?late
aeti to l.ir m to render a majority of thom
rotinga hulead <>f recjuiring i majority o? ill
ti ho.-ii red, to adopt their renovated
Constitutions. That ii will a!-<? enfrancli
? m ho u ' re once
liebele, ii io oiiviouH nek tate ?>f common aense
t|e ;t are ? inti?>t iinnxiiie B pittcxt foi pott
? ran n m ak.
HIE PEE8IDENCT.
WY ?lo not proposa te) liolil Cin. G tint to*
spontible for Um ntteranoai of any of thoae
?rho fiivoi bil election m our next Pweident,
prefenriag t?int be should ipeak for hianM-fi
ami take his own timo for BO ?dofalffl '"it. M
Gen. Dent li ?eonunended to pnblk attention
bj i lirot'i?! -in-litw of the General and i Bem?
bo- of his st.ift', ami as his letter, printed in
ont last, ?mixxli?a the lieni of ? eonaiderable
section of ,:'"- Grant'i in? >e tit raptKeVtera, wo
lcsul'init. it to pnblk attention. It ii ii? lollows:
DBAB S : ' * *- T<? be quite frank with t
? '?.i i U i- Republican ne IA? /"'""
n.dittti'r lor the I'rcudtini,. U? .mulei prefer to
,t,,l bj lite people, v?, tia, i,t Bni ni? ii tu o f<>
orgaolsstiOD k If it Ia pi
lhere )"? b nei or__nl_~tlon, n presenting Hip i.pie and
doI Hi? politician?, Tlio General la now in ;i position
tvblcfa ?Niiii? ina very well, sod li? will ma,.?, it up
, m be of i??? i>- ian I? ? to __i ? ??mi
UV. ?le tviil not tii'.e the ivrsiiliney if he. ennit'd
i ihr,i]"'i Mi i'"ue unpledged und unemtbarrtmeed op
part? ufliialioni and tvatfarmi ti.i not want to
eiei'iijo upon question? "f public policy untilt_c. come
ti'i for ae ttluiiifiit. sad lu-nu- his reluctance to be ques
i condo?.'. tu e, rtiiin lines of
action, li?- bai d?finit? views of bli owb, wblcb nn
t"i. lal?:?- ... n expresa? ?I lo an artlele written bj ?? votli I
friend of bis for ibe January nnmborof TheOal
i eins,., be niii-T no1 be held i?--i.Bible foi all ti
.Li.,;! k. ina be li f
the pi- ?cut i .??1111< iii situation.
w bile ?i? mai din? ,?? rfocl fn edo.I k lion for himself,
cn (.?'?nit doe? i "it v i')) i" m ' Independently of the
m? , 11?- would be, if < I??!' 'i. t" ttoJly tbetr
lnii i? -t? ai ?I a l?h< ". aud ii i f t tu? m ?bool v. n it tii.-y
v.ittitial t?. do for tin m.?. I??-? Let patt, qucatio
into id,. a -?111. a, .uni. tvbatov??! the ?aiII
,,( the ?people I?, the (l< m ' I ?ad loyal!? otu i II
on out? point, Hi? ' If elei ted, 1"'
v. iii Uink" nu .ti i-olntiu? btsoi political s? n i
r. ? He Im |I< vi b Uj ?t n reform ol our ? ?? li
a? thal eiiibodlcd in Mr Jen? kcs'n bill ?-1 i >? I a?'??a.la ??I
? ital moment ;'lt'' '"r
pu itii.ii i? inila-ti and capacity.
lou iii.u use this note ainoii) frl ndi and, if tbey thins
Gi i Grsnl can bo elected wftl oui i to ? Ithsi
? parti, i, I? t tbcin ? ' '
,. it, (len, ?.i...?.t ii.?. - no1 pare foi lue .'residen.) If it 1?
t.? be tbi 1 B.
?In palpable contraal with Gen. Deni'? pro
riiiintiii' stands iii?- declaration of iii?- powerful
[cation known as the Dido- League of
Aim lie'.'t, Milich, ?it ttfl -"?>.,m ifl Wael
on l-unday li ;i. nn?_aimonaly
T. -, '../ | ? " . - 0 L A U
red i'in? i
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i lo
lb? t: Ited
bola not In 1
tb ?'. iif I- a tiii. friend ol li
I ii?. r>. i'?/ toual . - the loir, fl
?We 11 iii ?i-;i i .m i ?. iii ii portion ol ?'
who united in thl i
Grant, regarding bim : ni!? ''im
i_ty*ai tin i: reeolve calla for.
And we oannoi donbi c n. Granl sha?
hs nominated roi Pn ?dent ?t ( ? neal
May, it will ho milis!.uii'i.ii'.? <??i tin* platfonn
rodied in tin? resolution.
'1 li *i ? - ha?j '? 1? ? n tina - in v.l.ii h ii Pn
??ml?.] be tidy chosen with small regard to hil
--. bol Umm are i
m ? -. i . . -, ...:. in-. 11 >- \c?i ? doubt!? u
? the <h i tion of thi ir favorite
thitn tin- trinmpfa <>1 :?.: ,1?__
tin n ? i number who will rapport
the m.m mainly I ii the take o? I
. i? to establish. M iuj of
a for Gn . foi
Wade, for Colfaz, oi but tin ir
choice ii guided bj ?i beliel thal the prrnd
pies they rheriat may thni be ni"st sorel.
! \?i jil? . of candidates ttill
r ?liah ??
..nil n sped tin ti
.n !? ? ? BFOED i V/J Til
W r h ? re no quarrel a toi oi I '"
. ..'.iel I .ill '
lauh opon 'I m Tbibi bi boob the
I;?- ?s ,iii\'? .i,- Mr. i>i, kens th ii /.'
tiii Jawrmali Bia puUiabed m New-York? and
that .Mr. .l.f?iiM.ii Uri. I? still v :. 1<I- ?i flippant
fll-Il. It'll toola OCCT?loII l.'.llth (?? ??Itlllll? lit
np -n :m ..i.!? i ??f Mi. .1
'
? raid thi refon
\ i.luiil i oi eera. W? - th?
Registei? ?i J'e.Tiel.iupt
o? adveut-sing theh
initie? s. Then bo 1 tom
k'lluil, m,nie 'im Tan pepei
Illili.' ti ,,, u?.,/./ .
om -' re of the __ati
.1 ? i?t .1? we presum? ? . ? :
theil share. Mr. Justice Blatchford bowerar,
itepi f"i ? ird and . - that no i..
paper ?hall n???ive th? I ooii
bul Ti,, 'i,?i, i .mil Corni i ?e -'.' .I- I "
morr?n be maj ii ?i? an ordei transferring hil
basinees t" 7/.C Trmwterlmt at The Camea*rUt*%,
What w? i.it l.c ihould ?
ord? i al ?til. I.< t tlic m,.'i. r i. b| with iii? i? n
m i in inte i. st, .-uni n?,t tritfa the Judge, who i
rappoBi 'l no1 to be io lot? n it Mr. Justit i
Blatt?_ord bai been long enough n membet ol
tl.<- Hen -Voik Bai i" l.i" ?? ti ? ? i?I.ii- thal
ha?,?- nulli? weil the ? iiiiinc of th?- City .In?!
tis n .?-mi .', jual -n? h jua. li?
Foi tim? firmly, bul Undi] proteating in be?
bali of t.'.?' ].i? n, ?uni ?i- i warning to Jud| i
Blatchford, we ?u< arraigned ai "i hull. ?.r i
tu .'1-" 'I base Bit hard worda. .!? I
lilli I? u.is ni \? i mole < iii|ih:i'u ; hut \\c l.-t f tit-rn
go. an?! ?iiiisiiin on?- Bawition briefly. "i?i
"we ne'.ei beaid." layi Toe Tintet, "at ii?
"(Till Tl.ll'.l KI ijl't Ill-illLC lill ii.l.e Hl-e-JiM'Ill i)f
" ?my iori ih.it WAI n? i I,.m-ht t., it?, rottii
"t?i." We bare refuied many Bdvertiat
menta and we do refnae them <.?i\ day?be*
? mie \\<- ?I?? n??t care to be the medium ?>f theh
circulation, li 77kl inms would hi??- to knoa
tlio ?liai.iilei of (lies,. ., ? I -, m? 11-< lu tut?, it bal
only to ttiru to itfl own ?oliiinn?. l'ncl. i ti,.
bead "Medical" it will find certain announoa*
m. nis which are not la Thi Tribi ii , and
whit h VA. ZTmei J "?I ?t ??i 'would no1 care to read in
hil family. We reject bnndredioi Hum ?\uv
l< li. (?II flliotll. I |i.T.'l' will I.,- tonne! th?- Uti -
pouncemeol of nlotteq -which hai been ? \
poaed on the floor of Congrci and which we
bare denounced Baa f-rsod. Ji is i?, i,. hoped
Tin 'lim, tis ?nteres! in this scheme does no.
go beyond tin- Bdvertisement. ?Certain ii
is, we ?oui?! iii.il?- ;t good deal of Bionej
by printing the tame, We would rnthei no.
t-]i(Tik ?ii tbeae things? We ure no1 aboye ih?
?h-Mic foi moil? y ; bul W? DBTC OBI OWB ? ny
ti ? iraing ii. 'Tin 'linns bai i righi to make
mon. y hy inducing its friends to in~eat in lot
,,l!i- and iiioi.ig iiuiu when tiny muy be
confidenUaUy < ?and ol Btunentionaeble di
it mayalio open ;i bro bank, or keep i bouse
??'tiiitioii. ii || ?[qneation of taste, bul
??no? create bo scandal ta f. -ti of the police.
'Ihe limen know, V(lv W(ll ,|i;lt ?,',.. .,-,.,,,.
i ni taste diflerslin thli raspeet, and ?the stn?
ment t?) which ?n m, replying, thelgora, baa
absolut.- iiii?i?iii??ci,|;,iion ni -fot (vnv ?(||.
Informed Journalist forai t., !?? th?- truth.
IIa?7ing tims BBswaaed the only ttatment
which ThcTiuns (makes, worthjr ti snawar, w?
pitfis lo Ughei ?on-iii, rations, The order of
Mi. Jnatiea Btotehford, ?nblr? -s??i not i
I na TiniuM . hut Bgt-ial th?.- rally,
and sflbeting TU llcnid, Hi..i Tkt WotU. nn'.l
'Ih< Sun ns ninth M il ahVltl Wh} it only part
o? i* lystem whirh bm gana too long un?
flteckeil, The intereata of the Goi ? niim-nt in
Vl YbA ? .- made _ii1mm irietil to the nei
tonal d? i followors
of Mi. Beware. Intftii class wehave Mr.Blatch?
{,i.l and hil t??o favorite newspapers, The
editon of those papen have been adventurers
m the Bepubliean party?occu^iug the same
relation to ii that Bbecmen's "Bummers* did
to his army. For foraging and icouting they
who unrivaled, the difBculty being that
winn the Democrats triumphed they foraged
upon tinii obi nseofiftf- These two editors
are the I'olint Mum ?re and Jaqwes Strop
of Bepublicanism; they traveled together?
now to Saratoga, again to Philadelphia,
frequently to Washington, always ready
tor s purse or a handkerchief, n. bottle ol
trine, or i mug of beer. The younger of the
t wo?our \Jaqnee strop of The ?flhaea? we be?
lieve worthy of ? better bolineas, bul be can?
not escape the influence of his older and mon*
adroit confederate, who given him, we Judge by
bit occasional petulance, an inadequate share of
the plunder. Foi yean thii precious couple have
been ?ending s predatory ead precarious career.
A bone 11 .?iii Sheridan Shook, and ? loaf tcom
Ifr. Wakeman, now an old bat trom Mr. Franklin,
again n platte! ol' mid meals i i otu Tammany
II.ill, dividing wiih this poor devil of a place?
ii-,in, ami ? souring a ne-.vly ci mined Judge,
Uiitil the whole national office system le ander
terrorism! li i? about fas safe for any honest
m.m to come to Ni w-York and enter a Federal
office as it aas b>i a Scottish farmer to drive
his cattle thron *h tlie dominions of Rob Boya
Not content with the revenue and customs
picking!, and the ?old meats of Tammany
Hill, we have them in the United ?States Court,
The r.ibto; .?i The Hairs assures us be bad
nothing to <!<> with this last enterprise'
be never a kid fur it, and thinks that lie
mmt have received it becai -<? he was so eh?
We believe this, Jaqnes Strop neverdldthe
the pilfering. That wai Robert
,?/"? ??? -"'- bueiness; and our recollection of the
story isthat, while Robert was climbing into
i Ddeavoring to make the Land?
bud believe ?he was afl*|nobleman, Joij
waited outaidc and watched tor the police.
Let them go ti" ii way, and live th. ir bumble,
unenviable carec? ! We have no quarrel with
tin ra, s ?.1 ?< lally with The Tim . .1
Blatchford is our subject. He hub!
place, and haa Igreat responsibilitiea. Hen
rcmembci that b<- wai not placed <?n the bench
ierre the int. reata o. id, and that
his i??mi must ii"t be governed by every po?
litical adventuser who claims io follow tlie for?
retary of St ii . \\ e - io what
local justice has become bj partisanship and
. i.? t nation..:
ru pur for v. hi. !i all I temple
-U?uni. .-.
THE TH li ET r.i ?
i ! ral desire to
Charles l?i. kona, : ':?1 Um
? to bia t
have di ki loped m . . mvenieni ?
oi disp
tickets to plact s ut y ?til .1 ?. entert We
re?oit tiamat boori pee?
f uni.linn-? in the i
afusi?n in the suda
that wait
i !..? city.
ii.i troths in regard to th? s m it
i?\ i.b-iit. Bo k? n ed
Will ?i t l!n ni ; all
the vigilance In the world cannot prevent I
\t.d even ii ? ?. ulai <i? v.i-n* shut i
Id : iiti-il by i1 hap?
? ?l to be i managers; or, if
not would go ?" thom
?b?? i. k1 the moat tisse i<> -pan?, ?>r who could
,iiV"i.i t?. give a i al be a place In tbs
??m ne Beal tbi' ti? I.i-f v. n. !" '1 h.
maa maj -. sa
?>. tri
.. ? ten minut-t ?
l ..M n time for such I [em ?-. li
in? |oes m .-di. be i ? ? roe
h.bbv, or, If hi will b ive s , be -nl>
niit?? to the shave <?i the
m1 the door willi li..m . it tickets foi
4 ile at nu edi
11.1 oolj ??? ij io < ure ? '?:<? and
.ill ?ti tO I-'it ,:m iliil to ti.- .. d
?. and i?'.? 1. ii !. t?. the ?.nuil dOBMM i..l.?
principle of "flrst oom ?. i i " That
th?' nil?, win n Kean and Coopee and
l'".t. st played ii the Old Park : that was the
rule when the Jovial Mitchell made a Fortune
(which b? ?li?! eoi keep) in the original 01
pie at ISJ and l8 oenta admis ion ;thal was the
mis winn .Mu h.ill made ' old Broedoray
th.* leading tragedy bon?,! ia tin? ?ity ; and
that wai the rule maintain!d t<? tin* *?.
of ins management by William Niblo, whoee
Qiuden was tor twenty years the moot fashion?
able as will as lin* most popular place oi
entertainment in America. There were great
crowds in iii"-.' days, and houses were Jammed,
.?ml hundreds turned away, and all that; but
audiences were quite ai comfortable, and ?
great di al better pleased, and there were almost
do complaints of nni.ur treatment? Only the
private boxea were "leeerved." To all othei
parte of the bouse the public took their chan
just as they now do in street ears and buy
boato, Ticket speculators wen? unknown, and
?.t course collusion with the boi office w.is not
dreamed of.
Whether it is advisabls to return t<> the old
way, we do m?l undertake to decide. Tlie
in i objection, made without knowledge,
would probably be that In eases like that al
Steiaway Hull there would be difficulty with
the crowda But crowds are easily kept ia
order. With i large lobby (which eveej thea?
ter should h.i\< . and five or als ticket windows,
and one hum'? linn* li.?ni Opening the doon
until the riaing <?i iii?' curtain, uve thousand
single tickets could be sold, and ever) teal ia
lin- doom Ulled with perfect easoa So man
li.(iihl be allowed t<? sell mon* leet-ticki ti
ihm ho had seats; and U ? limited number of
milli'?" were sold, tim ticket should ex
|,i. ? |j itate that the bold* r need not expect a
. it.
This plan v mil.I clbi In.illy (hi aw.iv with
. ulators and render Impossible the disposal
..i .bon?? seats to favored parties. As In the
old time, every one npon entering the door
would I-?- bree to take any unoccupied seat
There would be no difficulty in admitting i
Ikiii.4?? tnil In even len time than we have tug
geeted ; tin? two eenttal gates <>f Pulton Pert ?
admit Mum timos nearly ftfte_-i thousaad per?
in si*.ty mlnuteaj two theater gatee might
surely admit gone-qnartei m ?many,
the sala of ticketi without fc-ouponi oe aum
lit-i* rtnilil bo iiiaib* almost as i.tpidly as I In*
Lu i m. n take ehaage.
With regard to specalatoi . LI ? disposal ol
choice seats, the sale ?>i the poorest acata iii t?
ami mi un.aituiti which wo get so many c
jil.liai?, we nea na leieedj therefor exceptas
above ledieated. We <b> not tatou) ?uri " n
sgers or artists are eeneemed in tia
tricks: but wa da knou that fan the le <?
houses, winn u .itiiii ia expected, the I
.m- lnvju lubl, ji'f; lou | '?i ' i day ?
i
that people begin tolookupotft-^aanouneeuieut,
"-Seats secured six ?lays in advance," asan
oui? ??d notice to tho speculators that their
ohance baa come. One thin'?'akin t<> this, and
quite a? annoying?not to say insulting?to an
audience, the maaagen do every <1 ay,* that i?.,
th.- distribution ol oards bearing the warning
"Takt n'' or "IleaCfTOd" over all the front
bemhes, when, as theweD-infermed know,not
one-tenth of the plneee are ?taken ut all. Tins
operates all threagfa the last set as a l?nr to
tibe l?ate, tad In the mean time the speculator!
may sell the seats, or, if tin* house is thin, the
managet may ^i*,?? thean io bis favoriti -, mid
Keep just so many who bave paid their mon? y
at the box-oilir?' out of the places te arhieh in
common fairneei tliey are entitled.
We see and hear grave charges of sharj
practiceinthe s;ib? of ?the tickets for Mr. Dil ken?'?
readings. That speculators get them la true?
under the present lystem it cannot be avoided
? vi n if the management neaired to ?lo ko. We
???innot believe that the responsible bushn m men
in tin* renton an interested in rach nlesj or
that they mean tu ?1? .il ia any way except the
fiairest With the publie. Whether they may
properly refoie to iel] to one leeson more than
two 0f live or twenty tickets is another dilli
eult queetioo, for, where io much time is con
snmed in getting one's turn, burin?es mon will
naturally depute s single poison to buy fur a
dosen tamiliee. BpeenJators may <b> the samo,
"' tting Some unknown man to work fur them.
We npeal thal the obvious and radical euro
ter these onnoyancei and swindles is to explode
the whole system of reserved seats, boxea only
except? ?I. Whether the exi itiag convenienee of
securing seats is more desirable for the people,
than the old "first coom first served" style, is
ter tlie people to consider, The Interests oi
managen may be easily o-ccominodated to the
change, if the people should desire it,although
suerai opinion is that their interests an
coordia ,: its, n
ta, and " taken" cards.
By notice In our advertising columns, it ap
??, be?
ginning on the 86th, Mr. Dickins propos?e to
the names of thone who deein placeo
red ?beforehand, beginning to-day, the
tickets to be given out hereafter. We do not
se?* how tli dation ; but we
nenl may do good.
I oneer vetive
( '. . lion ? . ???? late ? markable
mi a;-? wi.i' h eaa hardly : cert a
. rful indi arse i f our national
Tin- ?oinlu?;.ins i ' the
:?? bi ' i ii ipoe
ing this Convention have arrived are briefly
the following: 1. Bl tv? lied;
dy t<>
ii"* t?i hold .slav? ?. .".
The people of Y ; !y entitled to
nil i token nw ty from
government wh
mentioned bj tlie Constitution can faiilybe
-.i I to have h ? ilished by that instru?
ment. 'r?. Being Datura! rp people?, we
f. .1.1 out that the of the Radi?
cal Is to i ' "? Virginia gentil d m to
enter the service <?i s negro asaater. fi. Tlic
doctrine ti can ander any circum
? i i-, a white man is n ;
nant to 1.?ilute an i the Ten Co: ' -.it*?.
7. if Virgin i is reconstructed, ? third <?f the
? and i ? the Iloiis.i t f i'. pre
itives ?ill be composed ?>f niggers. 8. All
gentlemanly white legialaton will ihen have to
arithdnw into private bl?', i?. Tho moment .t
? i? all up with everything. 10.
Anv party which moy be organised in other
f ???"limitti!:_:
the government of the Union into tho hands
of the Vii I oservat-vee. when it beloi
li.ive ??m support, Which is certainly a
- to elicit an
imm?diat? (?et ont your platform at
?
Admiral i icriptioa of sr.
?.1 lee Of all t!i'? e irth, next to
N\ lim-ii, worthy to !>?* called the Garden of
I ?b?n, sootaias otu? or two pointe which should
" ' t tim attention of th?? ConuBittae on Ue
tieiit ?mi-iit. 'Jin* Adnnnil SOye that the potts
in.mu? 16-incfa gune and chains to mskc
them fortified. We ?aa\H Know how many
kum v. iii be required, bat out experience of
that soil of busioCSS in the IleMlion makes
... ?I sad u ratura to n. The one thins: that
i ?ism m ?i gana We must h iv.? men to bandle
it, Hint barracks to cover the mea, and food
nuil it msnortation, ard powder f??r sal?tes, ami
nil the paraphernalia of a peaceful military
Mon, which costs at moeh ia war. if
WO v? i'if ? port in the ?South, we have it thou*
sind miles ..i i . Mid Dumerous bays, with?
out was'iii,* money on eora! reefs. On the
top of t! is Comes the st?*:;, that Spain want?
0,000 i"!- Cubil. Bow much does King
Theodon want isioial 1<? ant Lop
land for salef Cant w?j manage to bay a
tt.u t of Greenland '
In the '" ins of tlie debat ? on the Walras
si m pi! boee tim ethel day inCoogress, Mr.
Waahburae Quoted tlie coneopondooec of Thi
TaiauMi m evidence of tho true Nabu?
of the newly-acquired ten ?tory. The timo
has poseed when Government wne the beat
authority respecting it* own poseras! ons
The lu-wsp.iper ?nest is noir a great
deal mon oompetent t<? give informa; ion to
the beads of Departmeats than theea offloere
ino to Instruct the publie: und perhaps, when
Cons':.?? gets io realiM thii tmth a little mon
fully, we shall not have aa moah money watted
on ion_* reporta, Isa?, which have been ned in
nil puf? of the country long .before they leave
i-,,? bandi of the Qovernasent printer. Oar
national records an not In the bungled voi
m.i Publie Documente, but in the great
tan oea ?papers.
?narre] which has been ragiag ia Woob?
in over tlie office of Bergetint-tit-Arm to
the ?Senate reminds as what a enrioui thing it
is that there should be such u seianibU? for
salaries whb h after all an vary model ate. The
paj attached to thi? particular pi.ne, for ex?
ample, is (?n'y HiOOOi yet the preaent in. mm?
betit i? ?-ii?I 'i bave grown rieh <?n it. Then
than ??te the i?j great bunt*? ?.i contention,
; ' Seen tar} ibips ot the Si nato und the House?
The salary of each Is 18,000, and Ifr, freney
dltion n b 100 e yent i ? the
"..'' I? iii .-".l with the disbursements <>! the
"Senate." Of courte, thon must be other
emoluments which do no4 flgun la the Kational
Register, it would be very Intenatlng to
know what tiny ara, ead whence tbej coaaoa
Wa are anthoriied to state that n?> moilun
w is i*,.?b oi favored in tho National Commit?
let bj v., . Ward, Chairman, to eba:.pi the
?ii' to Nation ii
?ii foi change Of B une. in
any shape, was before ti ? t'?> niit.o. whteh
*e th rue
-? . . 1? .?. J? ,
TUE HE AMA.
1 If'Tir AVr.M'E TIIEATEn.
Mr. Edmund ft-leenea, new ba-ieaqoe, enti?
tled - Vi. | , ; ,1 ,f *,,; ?itali?! QBBSB BSBB." liai) linn pre
duced ut tli?' Fifth ave. Theater, and hua mud.- uti imia?
diato popular silt-cess at that pleasant .?tahlishmcul
That Mr. Falconer tvoulcl write dev? rly tv o knew belora
hand, fruin bil " Pet. 11 .. I >;t> " au?l ' IBs Much I
Nature-." ami Hin lUainy other niiiTM'.-iiil?-j.iir,-?, f,nmt hil
StBS ami iiidu.trioiis pen, thal hate iBBg held the ?tag?.
His new builcscjue justillt-.-? BBVSSSB?SB. It is a ?k11ititi
blending of the _____I _.SldS-iB et IBB-TB-BBBl "_B B>
b?-th" and tlio opera of " J' ;i, yj
course, boin g cain v _fi ?l. Two ?um aaaps-S it. Thi
Craint (,'tifcn ia B-fSMSi u* a BBBgB-BSSSB bully, with
|B_f lloma ii BBSS ?uni BBRVtrjr hair, vin. l.c-liev..-. it, (,, ,
divine righi und her still moe divine bsasif, and
wiro, by tliMo of her "litt!,-. i,n-f I m .Bailli t
i ,?u riaaase <?f fantastic iris?, ..?ta
ber eo-rUers an?i bsi PsrtlsaMiit. Mr. I___s_weU Hays
the jiarf, mu? naturally mid ??rope rly cara ?turee j- ?tori
The eil? ct ? ely comical. . hlet comi?
points is the Queen t?Ieh.<_ry t?j A*??*.?which eharaclor
- i? ison.it.-?l In a truly j- manner by M??
as Howard watkins?of"The Bsbei <?f Myra**?
:i! .iiion tv hieb she accomplishes with the vt->*ii-i.ii_wm
??-. .-??m?.''' .???in tin- " (?rand Uti? li?.-." a billi mora
comical i>?.iut la the- return of the saber tvie n /?__._? _..
rl ros hoine from f he wars. Twisted into on Indescriba
Us tWrew, tiii.? treuiendou? weapon is greeted mt_ m
Hhout of welcome from the entire c?o_-tof th?- ?.rait
Queen. .v.-\i i?. Mr. LeffiingweU'a personation of Etina
in th, in all th. i-i. iiic-ntnof popularity, and tully itseqiu-l
in ail the elements of art, v?t- rank Mi. Bol. Smith's ??--?W
tara of J.? mi,,: i, tin BpsBlsb rmnssiailST ii
was to the last ?li ivre?? grotesque, a?I yoi
wurt conapieuou.ly el.lilil??, ula1 fi?!, lui .a to Hi?- tint
of tin- burlesque, it i* well provided with tocal Mia. ?-ur
n M ?lain.'. Hud oo? i!?i'>!)!il ray? ii pot Itlve Wit. The love.t
of laughter may ?ce it eveiy night, and at MatlB?ss oa
Wednesday? niai s.if mil its -und '. Tlia
prompt rit.v ?if the Fifth Avenue Theater tau?! anqu? itios
.ti.ly n? el?.,'a new impttUM fn.m tho wecesa of Mr. I ai
ooaer*? new wo. k.
n;i:\rn tim.\itk.
There was hut a simili a_t__ioei Bl the fanal
Theater on Tuesday evening to WttaSBI th? rt-pn-iont?.
tion of "The Tower of London," Indee el the m? lo drama
scarcely deserve? sue ocas, a m ne h more ?ftn-rtiT? bin
.T.in;;<-d forSatnrday, ?when ipngl Reilles
appeared in " l ne. ? <?i m ill.* ??tu Abat di ? N'oit." and" t_
uorde 8s_<?ibis." To -morrow eveaing " l.a Familli !
Holton" will he citen- the oncinal of Ia' " Pall family,??
win? h baa never faitea to ajease, and n huh ought to at?
ti a el J? c lovtileU hou.??*.
DRAMATIC NOTl.s.
"Tho I.ivnl.-?'' will be a?cted al .Vallack'*
Tin u?'i- to -moirow ?venln.. A? It i? ?.ii? of the host
? omedles trot written, and;? played it Wallaek'sTheatse
m an extremely Hi?irit?-il anil delight fal manner, the ores
non of u? revival must inspire the Uvalle?- Interest
nicht "The Honeymoon" will d, had on
v.t-ilnesday we shall again Witness MTu Bells'i Strata?
gem."
Mile. P? r/itfi hai beea a?hl?.?l to the Ballal
Troupe at _.ii.io? ?____ea. nae Is a crueefni daaeer, aa4
m inifestly in?lllgeat and tasteful, hh?1 sh? hu? bsea w?*i
< 'I'lit-d liy the* admirers of h?-r art. ra Sohlke,
?I th?' "Gol len Branch'* Ballet, Int.? been engaged at
N '.ilo'a, ami wiil ajape _r lu " T_M Illa, k (Took ou V. edukia
oezt
Mr. Pinn will ?lona hil anajneement at tho
N\-v. York Circua with the i>u ??-ni weeli, tie _sava_._s>*
kill mid strength, ami we cannot
? ?n,!,'!v arge upon our readers the importaiice oiee?
las htm?if they are fond "f I i ntar*
laut?, of t1 ? this liou*e
we can Justly oayth.it it ia live best of it- kind e.ci a_en
LB New Yoik.
Mitt Bon ?'?ok succeeds Mi?s Fanny Stock -
?.im,"thi?
eveolng, st the Olympic Thester. Tho yuan,, lady has
long been favorably known as a ?singer?her edunit:'_n in
tiii? particular having been care] t?-ilbybor
er, the lamented John P. Cook, whose p.c.__?uutfaca
? familiar in the orchestrai of ?.? w-Yort tbev
ter.. Mi*? BUM kfcii ??a? bSBB entvagi'd at Nlblo'a (.arden.
" linder the Gaalig-t" "w iii continuo to run
est the New-Vork Theater. The hutt
? of Mr. Nast's ' ?ma," at Dodworth'?
litii, are aniK'tiiieed. "Tho Golden Branch" may tut
? ri adtiiir??!, every niiil-t, at tho A? ad
erny ?of Music. Ac??uurecif lull will be in ade thla oven
ing, when a ballet hy Aubttr will bo prt_ente?I. for tho
first time in many years. M2?. Morlacchl wi.I ihortljr
commence a p-xiie-?ional tour of thla couatry. AtthS
Broadway Theater, Mri immenos an cn
gagemeht th appearin. a? Dom, In Mr. Charles
it i. une.
ML SIC.
Mit. K'll'T \'.s 00n< THT.
Mi. Win.?I ltDiita's Concert at Irving Hall
last eveaing was well attended. The lovers of the muslo
of ?trlnged instruments enjoyed a rare treat. Haydn's hall
.lr.iiiiiy ?vir?rt?tto ?Stritii.? li, No. 45, Opus ?5) was flnelf
performed, Mi-aVsr-?./.? 1?, b> hrimpy, and lier.iil,. aecom
piiiiy.ng H_r. Kojit.i With t .-li'ii und viollncsllo. Basin
kXml\re i\t',c ?., ett cn.. U) aud Ernst's "Othi-Ilo'*'?'
f.u.tiis.o (?.p- ID ttero i-. ?. Kopta with a
Is of t? mlernea. and a d? pth of feeling thal
??r. w forth strong expr?s, ic.ns of approval, while his
ISC?gof l'a_;.?iimi'i Variatlut.? Cravourea. eveeuted
? n the ti sir:tig alone, wa? reully delicious. Mr. Kcpta'a
:g t-e I? ii,ir!?T;i!!.\ ssfl anl delicate tt-oed. Ula
notes bein?; diatlnrtly and clearly enunristed, an?!
nun k?? 1 wita a refinement of maanal an?J sweetneaja oi
expression psculUrly original and ple*t.?lu>: ?"i-trora
Antalik c1?-ifua].'. ? who niivfa her nrat appear
?vi??in thla citv at >I!_s Jenny LandH'u.in's concert, ac
Qi-ltfed her?eif verv creditably hist evening. Mina K!l-a
laiTTjiey, Ignatz Pollak, ami otto 8inger assisted Mr.
K.i?>ij. The ein,? ? : t ?* a-e a auecess.
ML-.ICAI. B0T1
The announcement that ?Mile. Toa.ee liav?
1tt_r if. ir.,:, t, ;??-????ly for the hist time th?? SfSSOSL
her recent Mvera IllB?.ss. will reappear to-nittht as
lbs Grand Duchess, will be hailed ttith general i-iikvirlea
iBOon to be wl tadrawn, and it i? tlmug
that it.? l.w-l ?la j Huh.?iii.i I" . s|., a laily ?,i,.riou?.
OBITVASY.
A. It. DATBKfOtT.
The biandi el Ut. A. H. Dntenport, ?ho
wai never tnoutioned by them eave under the geni?
MobiT-i'iet of "Do)!.," "trill be grieved to leam of hia re?
cent death In New-Oresna. When he left thi? eiry. sin
w.')-ka ago. lie w a.? tjiii.etnng troni piilnioiiary eouauinn?
lion,ana tboaswbo remember bim i.<-!?t will r?-oail tus
inevitable ilc?l of prematur? decay that ho <?e,rn??l wlt_
bim. lio inn iitlt.el to fulfill an engagement at the Va?
neues, New Orlean?. On fhe New York StafB he had
long been un established favorite, lu? la-tt anpearaB?_a
heit- being ut the Ne?t-Voik Theater lu "ludi-r th?
Gaslight."
.I.'.NRT M. M? 1KHX.
Mr. lliniy M. Nichol, of No. Ml Hitilsoii-Kt.,
Ioiik the i?ri\ate sctiL-tuiy of tho li? ti. Bn.jaii in \t09ma
mee Basai |_TthlT*y stupefied, on Friday evt-idng, lu
?'hiiuili.-r? ??t., near lltnlsou. He was tuUen to tho Cham
bsrs-St Police Btatlon, and ii.? .ircerut. .1 aa a victim ol
iii? bottle; but .?u ?.ituni.iy inorunie be wa? found dead.
( "Liner ?iovt-r lull an Lnqtx ?t, and sseer?iii?ed that Mr.
Ni. hull died .'f. ongeation of the bruin. Ho WBI a nativo
of this t-itv, ikktel "_ >??\ra. Ile v?as SMS BBS of our
?.?altin eat ?.lti.'.ens, bul \ta? linpov? nshod by au unlucky
?peculation.
in as m roAi
Laal Mniuliiy aTeniac Pwf. BUM Ifetcalia
?li.-.l at h;?r.'.siIsaM in. I'.'I'O'tf. I'.laware C ?lint.. II*
waa a na!ive of HerUs'iire Comity, M.t..?.: Riiiduated wita
honor af Williams College; was eoDrtiictor of the Kinder?
n ??k A.itd? im, removed to Psrsl<pri?_ay,_f. J., a-.d tlien?_a
r.i Braokl] n. B. I> ? Wh? i? be foun_C- lbs Young Ladles.
Institute. In thUenterprise be vu? highly 6uic.._fu!.
Hu high character asaChristlan gentleman was ae
kaowlcdgBd by every ona ?aho earns within the circle-e?f
his milne! i-e. snd Ina ! fe nliouinled in lal.nr? to |..i..iuota
tin? inteiestscf phil.iinliH'i'} . I?-ainitig, iintl I? -
m boh. _r*_i?__n k. wb?d.
Bobtox, 1???'. 14.?The Hon. Mi-ph.-n M.W.hl,
oni-i-fn.tr ino.-f prominent eitlsens, <_te4 suddenlj laot
Digi t. it his I -. lent ?? lu J mi iloa I i
TiiK hon. <'.!?). m urrnr.
CfaBVELA-ID, < ?hit). Dee. l).-i'hf Roo. I
Martin,Chief-Jnil Stat?,died t.niuy intinsiity.
THE Pn II le '( OAST.
illy. n.'iViV WITH HiK svNDWicii [fH.AMDI
S\\ i'i;\n. m ... n.r. ii.?Th?? Cbaraber of
?oii'i'iiTco adopt.- thee report favorabtstaJ-W
allon ??f th.' Hawaiian Uvolprucl tooy
also iiilopti el the following memorial i" Congress:
'. In their opinion tho commet? al Interests of taa
Pacific coasi wnii t i" :n rsl. promoted i>? the rsttflea*
tion of the Keclprocity i'?-. tit Im tv. f.-t, the United Btal is
iiiul the Hau.man is! uni?. A jmlilir consnl.T ition,
hut luv n-fi-iei. ??? to the futni. expansion and a? ? unty ?>l
?ur national commerce on the l'a? I?3 Ocean, demanda ila
ratification no leas Imperatively.
Arrlt'd, ships John Tucker, and ? fi"m Ncw
iiuii.i.i.? s. mu? aint imperial, Inn i UverpoaA
s litad, ?lui? Granite State, for ? ?>i k.
Th?opposition ?ii-aiii? t america aatled for PsnssBB _?
day, oarrylBS III b?rrela flour t??i Here tetb,
*n*
' l _IZE 1 It'.lll' AT riili'M.?)
?"C??icioo, 111.. De<6. IBa?A i>iu?>-light took
nlacN ?? ?it-Hi ty al Bunny Bid??, outside the cltj bniita, b*-*
tv 11 n r.lv-.,ml l unit .uni .1 um s Black for a ]?tn??' <?l
BJimi lin- n.lit last? d 4J ?InUtes, and waa won hy l-owry
lit .14 loiiii?,.?.
\. I _TH1 R HOUXI) TRAY! I i l?"*
s?i:am..n, pa., De?. 15. -Twothuu_aniltraw?
.ported ??? m lu r iioiuiil at Bound Brook au?!
.?.oiiici tille, OB the Central Kailro.i?! >'f Bet? J) r?< ? ?
The Philadelphia Moruimj Post, of which Mr.
John 1) Stockton is St-tST, i.'id Vi ?ha? Me*T__at--k
i,, Htm s*io Bl elilargod. ?he l'ont it .ne i-f tin?.
ami mus? intrepid ' aaps_M n la IBs ess?tri ; aa?i
iiltlii.ii.il l: idicul Bepubltcau, r announces that ita ?i___a
iation is Bin ii? laajar e-Baa ti?ftel aa_r KP-B *?h t- vta?
i.l fen ii iKiiiiy, and ia the on'y
I ? v i:, publican paper la ti i ?Vi?
a. i- m.., I. i,1"a
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