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TERM? OF THE TRIBUNE
Dm v Tara! rn_ Mail Bnturnbere. 9 io per annum.
Pt Mi-W i ? ki y I Chunk, Mail Snuaeri lien. .!< ]?? rat?.
WttsihtY i HipiNK. Muilsiiii8eriiier?, $?_' pmunuum.
A (1 v e r t i a i ii b li ii I e a.
Daily Thihi nk. '-Mi. ;kh. i/u\ . ~.o,. 7."??. and $1 per
line.
Pfmi-\Vi:i-ki v THiiirN-i-^"? and BO tunta r?er line.
Wkt.kl V lHlin M., <?_', .?.ii. anti *jt."> Ml line.
Ai'?-(?nlitig to pnsitioii in Hu? paper.
Tonnt, ? usli in a?L icice.
Addie??. Tu?/ Tri m Nr.. New-York.
tub reiBinura monthly cm.i .?ti>a_.
TTi? loiiyf ngarri nulicnte thr ?fail Of th? ?""ii"i th? miall ?ntl
Ihr tagt i<e Ui* yent
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FOUNDED BY HORACE QREELEY
.sAirUDAY. ?ll'IY 81, 187.%.
TI. IP Li: SHEET.
tit
TEM NEWS THIS MORNING.
F?ii:U(.n.- In tim uri:?.-li il?uisoi?? OouBumua Mr,
lUmikc ?a ni tl.ii Kunian 1 bad ? ?>t laten Invited l? a
intuit? ctuift r, me ?ni tina aoufM (?f war. =_=: Tbe
<itiveriuii(iit >tiiti?;iitiK lull WM rend ii BOOOUd tillie.
I lie Vietnri.i (Awlfjlia) Miui-?try will pri,b
hIii.v tosiga.M ii liiiil Mil tun iiiujauity on the budget.
Ntaii.v ?3,900poeeoao ntteudedtaugruudbull
Riven by th?' Lord Majroff of London. i-r__: It wa?
repairted that oat On nul \ i/ui et Turkey bad buna
(tlMIII-a-tcd.
IfiMK-iic.- Ea-Praei?Vnl Jnknaun ?va? Btsieken
Bi-r.ou-l.v ill with purnl>'aia? - Geeeaje l>. L??r?l.
?Yin. Bl Ti.vlor, aad Slate Eu-ineer Btreet teatifnii
buforo Hu (.mai (Inininillc" ; Ile ('?nuiiiil!?'?? n
holv??! lu appeal freea Judge LearueoYa deeieaua to
t.ie D' ni?m ?initimi I cara. TheOregou Denw
llut?a ailopti?I u li.-e trude nul liunl Mulley iil.itfni?i .
__? 'liiert have I? en '-'1 deutba fr??iu yellow fcvci
nt lort !lit*?>iiiCii?-t, and (is eaera la all. - A (la.ni
??IfillK HV? ?lint? (?f ?lie M?kms.si?i| 1 is illlIn,nellt. ? ?
Ike Treuourj adoaded a new ajralom ??f fraud pm
veuMeu ?-t?iihi?iii??, t-? whloky pnrkagen. -?*---_ (len.
ll.iwliy, 1 *i?-.ni? lit of Hie ('< nieiiiiial ('?miniiasiuii,
will neide in I*hi1a_rlr*alaanlilaflirrtheEihibitlon.
(.'II V AN1? M B1 ItllAN.? T? ??illlOliV W'.m trivill lil
f??ro tli?- Araraubly Craumittw lo Inveotigate crim?
m? te mo o? I i'??'r anil Bupphea In tin Pehee Depurt
?mua far private edeaatnae, and ea lu bralal treat.
?neill of Iii ir i>ii??iui?. The iltalth Ihnnl
ordered ?m intpe? ti??n of the w??rk of BUingralbe
Hin!? ni liai ?. Beveeel new plana uren prc
PBUled lo Um Bapkl Trauail I!<mnai__?uera.
Tbe Fifi li Brigade ??1 Hu *?.ii Diviokm N. 0. had
their aaauul praetiee nt Cteedme r. -- ,\i,
addnee maepreeented ?<? Hu Papal Legation, to be
Biveii to iii? Pope, bam Hu? HnmnnCnlhoUeelergy
elIbledtoeeee. Quid, 11?_*%.. l in, ll'j-V i,.,i.i
value of the legol-tcndei dollm al the ?elora ?98 Tie
ceu It?
TliaWl ? mi ?:.-'! !l ?<;?. v? iinii.-iit r?'|ir?rt pradlcta
cuiller ninli lear ?u ' pnrtlj ? l??uilv ?tillnr ami lmiivii
blv ram. - Int-iatitj jreetacdaj?ml aud ehmi
we.itl'cr prevailed. Thenuuuieter, 70?, Ti; ,
70 .
The iniiu'ci nlistr.i?! of iln'n plalfonn, fur
iii?.iu?l Uv tin teliL'iiijili, iiidiiuii?. Hut the
Oi-gw l>i iiKNiat-a. like thone of Minneaota,
Maiylitiiil, M iiic, and ('?ilinnnia, gre imt>tpoken
in favor ead ? n-iiiiioiioii of ki.? ci?? puvuteoto
find in (???im??Ii n i ii paper money. Afl.-r all,
th ? inliutioi, polk v (1'ic- nut H-t-in lo Ik? inutli
ijioic ?Kipulai in-t:.f Weat than m tin? East.
>'ov ilia! lu it U Nue tin- L(,.?.?l.,*ih, ('?ma!
luv?r.*ii.;,t,Mi. ( .,?,?,?n,.,.( \ir> Qeurge j>. \j0ri)
Inda I'm toll li?.nil!. i| willi I?,??, of mt-Huny?
that iiu?-t provaleal of dieeaeea irhkh fall to
UM lol ol' I ? 1 in I mt willi?-????. It is i?,t mp.
pinn? tint h, v,;i? Um? aniiitiil win n be inade
out his ?tin? foi extra ?v.?ii. ander ratal eon
t'a??-, and WMght lci.'i?lii ive iilid. Weil?
It ?t vv..nth r that ti,,- (?n,u,lill, e wai ,11 ?j ?,,,,.,1
feoteedu? ??. in-i-tt upon nore deflaiti aaaweri
tO Xl'I.V pi] ill ?jil? ?.?iyiiM.
T ? pi,?|?'N of Pree Trade ara ?aaualrj1
pi? ?. nti-.l m glouxhig lu.i-.-....-. ,;t the annual
diuin i ot the Cohdcii (lal. in London. Tfaia
year Hie vin?r?ble M. Cheealier bt?nated
th.it the ('? nt? iinial Exhibition hi a si'.-n tia*
the "dny (li.iwt n?...r rheo free Trade eriU
l?c adopted her?, and Mr. Fontoi toooni
nwnded ..!! J agtiab- peaking neofdea io ??Mi?
llah ((?iniii.-iiLil indi.,),, aui-ug Utoraaelvee.
A thlaaldi of tfeo Atlantic ii doee noi aeeai
a? ?11 probable thal Um Kxhibition will ti
otisly ?fleet flwnl quftHoDH, or lli.it UTieaking
the English tongue will la? untie th? bate of
a Custom? I'ukin.
The Government Shipping hill wn? yesterday
road a wcond time in th?? Brit Uli House of
Commons, ami at there- was no opposition it
may Vu; denned virtual!v DaSge?. It in ondit
uhlc to (he Oovcrtuneiit that it ?MM IB tot
retreated from or false peattion? iillhoii;,*h if
niu.??t suttor iii pitanafg for h-?ohiiij: previously
to (lo nothing for the protection ?if seamen at
tlii? M ??ion. _
The problem of providing oom fort ;il?l?? dwell
ings for the large nnmhor of people in New
York who aro neither rich nor poor h:'?* found
a partial ???hit ion, ut least, in the building of
apartiii'iit hi'ii??????. more or lo?" on the Kreuch
plan. The popularity of fhlg cfctag of resi
??l?ne?-8 i? increasing ho rapidly that- the
fear of th?j bunilofdi thal " the Flat hiiei
| " m s? iv?l he ?iierilnii? " dm.? not Hi-em
| well founded. C??infortal>le flu!? a! moderate
nuts ii ill always be in fair demand and prove
I more .remunerative than almost any other
| property of the kind. A good dial of intcr
t*Htin>f information on this sill?!??*t is giv:-n in
I an article .printed this morning on Otu third
! i'?^" _'_
Tin* iiiio?.tigatinn hy the Ass? mhly Commit?
tee, which is looking into police methods in
this city, took h wide range jestedaj. Verf
j aapleaesat reading for taxpajcrs li the testi
moiiy ii? to the way in which polie?
fiiou? mi ? ii ?s have heen lined foi
the. personal adi mil ?lire of oilitial?,
and as t?i the Mipport on Department supplies
of the botaag of ?i Police. Inspector? .i ('?i]>!.iiii
and Other jiii ?oiiH connected with the liepnil
liiint. Throe men jeetedaj swore lo having
U-en brutally ?t*1 nt?1 ?*m! without MOM ia a stu
ii??n-house, a former pa*minimi pin- a n.nin?
th ?? of tlie manner in which he was rut .short
in foll?n ?UK np SOBM inomi-iiij; clow.?? v. hich be
Inn) oin.lined in regard ti? the Nathan minder,
ami a mi;? hunt ?loset ?bed what ho ?oii.-jili? d
very .culpable aoglecl ia atti ?tint: and punUii
lag bulgun.?, who had robbed lii^ r?ti?ie. (iii
/ens nil! liave an o|ii???rtiHiity to digest the
revelations ,il ready made cone? ming til?- police?
?md they aie sitlti?i??iit to t-'iv<? food for sober
thought foi a (?uisiilii il.h? lime?daring te
m x1 month n ?thom Mag .Startled hy am now
disclosures bet?re this Committee* for the in
reatiagatioa is now adjoarned until September.
The case of llishop Whiltiutrham of the
Pratetaat Cpiatiopal Clnnvh now undor inves?
tiga.lion ia BaRimore is ol Internal us well lie?
na um? of the air? and Idgh .standing of UN
Inahop ?w on account of the iateeetiag quea
linns involved in the di i ?sion of tin- tribunal
before which he -is arraigned. This deefaion,
hoivoior, will not hi: lind; the able, and di.?
tinguished ?liif-'yiiuii nil'? hear the eauae til
present BUqrba compared toacoun ol iiujiiiiy,
nul it is tin ir duty litlior to Ignora the pre?
sentation mulei consideration, or ?rite the no
cused to appear for trial bj big ceci? ?i;i!?t hal
iHii-a. The oouit now sitting mi* B?ppo?Bted
i.y the aPraaidiag Biabop, the .Right Mer, B. 15.
Smith of Kentinky, i?)iil?- the real trial, in the
event that a trial is deemed Bocenarv, nill
.laka place abofora seven hUhops, to be ehoaea
in tin? niHiiner preaeribed hy the canon? of the
Chinch. It will ho renn -inhered Unit Bishop
Whittinghiiin is preeeBted for alleged violation
of a (?mon in not bringing a clergyman of
Mt. Calvary Charch, telUtnore, t<> iritl, when
he wa** .presented hy the Btinding Committee
of tlie MneonBi upon charme ni ming aneanoni?
ral pr.ii?-r? for the dead. It is held BJ th?
Biahop and hie friend? that, it is dUcniiniinr?
aritb him to bring Hie .accused to trial mulei
such circumstances.
THF APPEAL TO Till: CHRISTIAN PVELIC.
The Board of Indian Commissioners have
appealed "to the Christas Public.'1 The j feel
moved, thej wiy, hy the jircM-nt BgHatioa BfJOB
i lillian alV.iiis, lo pro-tent un nddretis (o the
Christen communions of the lam!, nine of
who.??? mi.??ii?nary organizations they .regard n?
iheir " particular constituent ios,*1 and tiny n.?k
" enreful and pray? if ni .attention*1 t?) the
" atatencaits and appeals*1 thej aaahe. An
addreas t?? .the Christian Publie fren the repre
sentativaa of ho many Cbristaa ooininuiiions
iijion a -siihiiet ?>f so much Importance not only
to tim (?ovornmiiit and to tin- Indians, hut to
the (?uiM) of ahornaIj mid moraliiy, mid
a (-lilli?-?!, in??, upon whit h those gentlemen
(NUrht to lie thoroughly informed, does demand
??n? lui attention, it .-???.uld .reeeire it not
only Inim the Christas l'iiltlic, a v?ry large
majority ol whom will learn for UM first tinto
Iroin tliis .addreas that thej an Un- "partan
"lar (??iiis?tiionciia" of the gentlomcB ?<uu
|Hi?iiiii tin Board? hut horn all eiti/eiis who
are interoMi-d?and m ho is not ".??ii booesl
government and upright administrate.!!? It is
the ai?|M';d of a Board of Ckimmisaioners win?
l??el in nome degree n iponsiLle fot tin
comluct of indian allans, and win? are i?can
dali/od h> tin? i?-jK?it? so vtidcly circnlatoil
and .gagierallj eredited of mismanagement,
li,nul, ?mil tlioft in tin- depaitmout Bndei t lui r
supervision. It did not need m> solemn au
appeal foi ?a;?!u1 and prayerful attention,
nor did it mid to he :i?liln?.s( ?1 < x? lu-i\ ?ly l<?
lim Christian Poblic whom th? Commiteonerg
I legard ii.-? (luir particahu1 constitoeocii ? The
i nivale Public hu? nu interest in the matte
not lo?? than the particular constituencies; it?
attention wiU be careful and its judgment
I impartaL
The ohiect oi Ihi? ?illili?-if wi l,,i\? sue
i ??-??ltd ia our efforts to extrae! it in?m te
! exub?rance ??f l.anguage in ni.ich it is envel?
oped?is to ei'list "the Christian Pahlie" in
support ol' nhat i? called "the ?irescBl pnlia-v
? " of the (.ovoiiHiii'iil towan! tho Indian?,"
iiliiih v.o gre told " is raii-iMitly hnmum and
'* Charistan ; and hun)/ mu Ii, should command
"Di? aid mill support of ?di religions bodies
"and all Christian ni' n." It la briefly defined
a? a polie) that "proposes the government of
"the Indians bj moral and reUgious means,'1
I am! we uro told li.,ii "deapite tin assaults
i " iijion it, it. has abara cnitientlv siic
"???? ?lui ;"' and that " the Iiulniiis ure lak
" iu*r on the dio-s. manners, liaiiii.?, and
"oecapatiou of civilized lifo," a gtatemesl
, which would lu- more valuable if the manana,
j habita, aid ????upaiion- ni' ?ii?li/??I lit?- which
; thej ara takingoa were ? little more aeeuratelj
i?iotiii?d. '1 ho iiiiiiiiH i?, li?liit.?, ?uni oecnpn
tii.n? ??I civilised life .n<- unfortonntely not nil
I of tlie moat ehialid ?l?.u.icl?r, ami wa an
? eicdi.ili iiiforinid that the Iniliin?. ?o far M
heard bom, ni?- nat tukinv? on tho l??-?). '1 Iii?,
! .however, i? u??i the teilt ol' the Oomml ion,
j li?iny ?.I Hin lutinlMt? -.? which BIB Blldoubl
o?lly quit? ? .in. -?t ?.ml siaeere in their <l?-.?ii ?
t?. oivili/?' Kiui christianize this degraded i,i-.
i as well as to dojustme and deal honeatlj with
i tli?m ?uni with the in remment. The address
, inoi?? ?I. to gn j Muli o? .?i nioiiilui ??1 the Boan]
( and m-aily all tin eightj Indian Bgeats gre
nnpointed on the aominataa of ti??- rariong
inianionarj go?lette or religious !?<><!i? ; v. bich
h.nve iiiNsi'aps among the Indians} that great
care has lieen exorcised in tho appoiutmcnt of
agents ; that nlthoi j?b perhaps now mid then
one has become coirupt the Commissioners nre
confident the tiovcrninont waa nover so hon?
estly geared as nt the present lime; and that
much of the prosi nt clamor is railed ?ml pro
niot?'?l by liad min who aim to destroy the
human*? policy, oven though if should lend
to the .extermination of the Indiana. It
clo?! s with an appeal calling "ciiin("?t ntton
"tiontolhe fact, that fur mi? tal years the
'? Indian mi sice, asa whole ami in detail, has
"boon, ami still is, virtually Mithin the gaper*
"vUion and control of tlii' religious bodies of
"the (-??until ; mid ujmui th?m anil the
"Christian loiuiniinity will rot to a huge ex
"tont the ultimate ?iie<e?s or failure of the
"policy of humanity and ju?lice, in our deal
"ings with the remnants of this once powerful
"race."
Without meanlag unv disrespect to the
gentlemen of the Coiii)'iis?i<?n, we ?. entino lo
call their attention to a fact which m-ciiis to
.have eacsprd tln-ir notic?. : to wit, thai charges,
distin? t and expUdti of th?? gani bur?faced
I and outrageous frauds und robberies, hive
i h<?en made in connection with the ailinnii-'ra
tiofl of Indian iittairs a? Heil Cloud Au? ney.
This is not "ehniior raised ami promoted
"by bad men." The charges come horn
a .responsible gomea and have a thorooghlj
responsable backing. Thej me the eanse <?t
"the present agitation upon lmlian ?Hairs"
which inii??-.l the Commteionon to appen! io
the Christin Publi?", and liny m?' m?i aimed
at the destruction of the .present Indian poUej
or anything else but rascality and fraud. It
is idle to t ilk about the Christian profeagioM
of the men who have beea eanghl ?heating
?nid stealing; or to ggj that they were ap?
pointed bj a Christas ohuu-h or a Mis
sionaiy ?ot-int?. oi thai the min who
appointed them leprena! nine Christian
communions, or <?? nndertakc n? put the to*
j sponsibUitj for their acts upon the religioos
; bodies of Hie ?-oinitry. All 1 Ii.it. gentlemen of
i the ..Commission, i? veiy, very wide of the
mark. Here's been .?Haling. It makes no
! .difference whether the thiel U an Episcopaliaa,
Baptist, Methodist, or ?hat not. No religious
denomination need .take offense if ho U col?
lai ed and hil a m ty, ami von may r?-st assured
I he ( hariaStiaa nlL'ion will no1 sutler ii ho ia
locked np. That suit of nonsense ha? gone by.
We are olde) 1 linn wo non- in the peate! of
th?? Chii.?ii,i'.i stateamen. Whee we catch fel?
lows robbing .hen-roosts Bowadaja, mo pil'ory
th? m. no matter bon brood .their phil i? t?hs.
And the Cl.rUtinu religion does n't seem to
sutler mach on Bceoant of it. .either?
TOLERATION IS SPAIN.
li the happiness of countrim consisted in
1m ing talked nhoiit, Bpaifl Would Ita tho lno?t
fnrtiniate el natioon? In all the ebbing and
11 ? ? ii i 11 ir ot political evento ii in.ii the continent
of Europe, m times ?>t dullness as well aa
.those of ?utility, the Uberin peninsula is
alwajs Kure of its paragraph in the cable dis?
patcher. There ia a trilling moootooj abont
.them, it i-; .trae. There U not Hinch scope fur
?nimiitiition in the two or tine?? item.? of
Spnnish intelligence with which we are famil?
iar. The. t'iiili? 1 rebellion ii. Bearing ils end,
and Hu eabecittag aw making their Submission
in large numbers] the Callisto have catered
Catalonia ami have defeated the Government
troups ia Navarre; and Don Carlos and King
Alfonso hale Issued pioil.iin.it."lis in tin-name
I of i ?oil ami liberty; these aw th? time
honored fashions m Spanish telegrams,
and tiny m ill bold their own nilli a rigor
ami energj which pronta lout: life. We
aoflsetiaflses gmw impatient at this state of
illili;..?, .nid ?i?k if ii is never to end, forget*
liiif thai it has now Usted mine than fortj
years, and bids fair to outlast um Ufetime.
We ought to accept it as a mat! cr ol' coin si -,
j like the weather reports ol the lake region,
I which promise clear, pal Hally cloud.!, or rainy
weather, alternating nilli weather which .shall
be pal tully cloudy, ??loaring, or clear. If wo
should once settle donn Into this traaqtdl and
.resigned frome we would have much to be
thankful for in occasional flashes ol' real news
and readable incidents of tho Carlita nar; for
Donegaraj casse very near being enngfal bj
JoveUar the other ?lay, and Doo Carlos issued
a proclamation .against his rojal cousin? accus?
ing him sharplj ??I luiiig ?m accidental king,
?iml as such not entitled to make rigotoui? wai
on the followers of u sincere monarch ol on
broken masculine Bourbon descent.
If we ?'?ni get ?may fi.un the fatigue of
these monotonous dispatches, and in.it Rpala
as justly as ive would treat other powers whose
naines aro not so often in the paper?, we could
not denj that in soma' things a little progress
has really bren nade in the last half doma
youls, (?ne ol the Hal coiii|iii>t.?, of Um it so?
lution nf lsiis aras the Incorporation in the
Constitution <>f rehgions Uderatioa. of course
it was lal from that absolute equality of reli?
gion? sects before the law whtrh ixi?:? in this
?oiiniry, ami which we consider the onli form
of true leUghias freedom. But this c-ai?t? oo
wbera in Europe, and the hy and evasive
|ienni.??ion of beresj in the .Spanish Con
stitutioa gave b effect about as much
rreedom to Protestants in Spain as tiny
hil?' ?in? g hero ehe on the i untiiieut,
I and mthei mon- II?,in tin- Catholics han- in
('.(liiiany. *It was furiotisly opposed bj the
ecclesiastical and Cariist elements in the Con?
stitnent ('uni?, ii.u the eloqnenee ?f trastelar
na? too strong for the passhmate pleading of
Father llaoterola and .Don Crag Orhoo, nnd
the "/4?k1U-?i clause'' mus placed in the orgauh
instrnmenl ol government, bj virttu ni which
".i foreigner not a Catholicn had the privi?
lege of practicing his ??un religion in Spoin,
.nid in ?-a-e of lhere arish g any abnormal
Spaniatd \iha? .?.h mid not be u Catholic he
-'loulil havt the rame privHegesasa foreigner.
Lame as thU provhdofl waa, it wag hailed bj
the freethinkers as the dawn of ? neu era,
ami thi'oiino? d bj the Church ns the beginning
of the end of the world. All .the calamities of
the mvi few lear? were attributed to this
sacrilegious act, an?! the cause of Doo I arlos
iiiHjiu ?('?mably received gn.it aid ?Hid a u
couragemral mi ?mount oi it. The clergj,
feeling tli.it nothing l?m disaster could come
lo the Chill? h flo'n th? liiumphot the n,it ion:"!
eau??", thron their influent* strong.!] on ih?
side of th<- Insnrn ? lion.
Winn Don Alfooaotame l?a?-k to Spain, over
the luiii? oi Um short-Uved Republic, ii wns
gem-lally thought that his mr, ?.?ion wonld
close the exp riment of religious toleration,
and would rei**tohtieQ thai shaun fui pr?domi?
nant*, of the Camarilla which disgraced the
reign of Ids moth r. The i geno ander Ser?
rano, the ai m hy under .Amadeas of Bavoj,
.?nul ii.' " |Mibll( under its -. iftlj i,.. ,itJ,^
chi' Is, ?,.? i ? ?di mora or 1. ?? unfri ndlj to
the i'mm?i m in !(??-.?> .?i,lc m priestlj
inflara? . Bal .'.!,..'?-o wot i.. u. ilitioa,
bj lie ii'ii -, ?nul li n.is ih?-1; ht bj oat
oral inoliii.... n child of the Church.
Ile ? aim- to Madrid with tin- blest in ? "t the
l''v ?nnl the general acdnaiatiotu ??! .good
Catholic, over-whore. I?U first official not?
M-? mod to lvt ar out the miprc-miou Hint he had
tome to Hpain with extremo view? of ortho?
doxy mid intolerant*?. Ill? (?overnmorit waa
?j-iiltyof f roquent vlolntlnna of the existiiif: law
in the inter?xl of On Chun li, alni tin? Univer?
sity of Madrid WM depiivcd of Kg most em?
Inent nnd valuaMc profeaaorl fit the dictalion
of d?tient inniUc-a, lint when ihe tfana hum
for the foi million of the ti-iiul new constitution
' which th<* Sptininrdrt ?cpird as a ntynepnuEf Em
| eldon, of n olianiri? of frovenunent, if wa?
I found that the power of the Chin? h, even
when n? n forced l?\ the wppooci -ympathlcs
of the Coat, waa no1 enough to pro? nie Hie
' abaUHon of tito principio ol' lohralinii.
1 A ]ti??.i?ion siniihir to that of I-80 was ie
ported by the ('oninii.-sion, and all att? Tiipti lo
amend it in the inW re?' of Iii? ?COI Ii-ia-l 1? n,
although tiny have boM numerous und per
! ???t n:. hare boon ?unavailing. If the Conmn?
j lion leinuins in <!ie nniiie nriiid which it hal
I Ihns far exhihitcd, ihe principle of nli^ious
! toleration may bo i-id io he twtabUbhod in
Spain. That uiihap)i.v coiinlry in far from the
' end of tit troubl?e, hut it BCI?M lo he saved
flinn Hie woral of misfortunes, that of .?uh
| nii?ti?ui lo clerical rea? lion, which thicut? mil
| it ?i few moil!hu ego.
THE BUNDLE DOLLAE
Wo open wide our eolnnni thin morning lo
] the iii hided people who ure clamoring for thu
I 3.65 nxs'tiiiiil an Ihe infiillihh? remedy foi that
i universal Biala_j?want of um ney. Ii was
? thought hy Adam Smith ami other (?hi gran?
i nit?t that when a niau, hy hie eitravaganr-e
i and want of calculation, had inv-lvid hitn?ill
i in d? l?t, or, bj baying mnm article willi bor
i rowed money when the price was high? lu cain"
hanhrnpt when the pri?c MU noney would,
a?i it were, iiai.it.illy prow pearce willi
I lim. Ii vv. - aleO maintain? il thal winn a
1 large bodj ol people lia?l acted in the ??ame
I way, the scarcity of aaonej would be general,
| and that ximiillaiiooiisly Ihe Laborera who in
i various naya, direot und iinlirccl. had foi.?il
employment al the bandi of thoeo who
j vviic thus involvim?' theil (?l.i't-, WOtthl
! i \peii(ii'-e iniich lllflbriog. lin! Mr. Carey,
Mr. Kelley, mid tli? ir foUowen now
tell us that umhr a prop? i finan?
I oi;d system folly in hn-iiu M Bianagi incut
j will gnawer just as wall aa prudence.
Is an iron manufacturer db-teaaedl Lend
him money at .!.<>??. Are thousands of Iron
iiiainifai tillen? and lahorei.? bailly off1 Btarl a
| paper mill and lurg out :'.<?"> enough to boy
I np the whole Publie Dt'?t. Aie folly million
i people in ililli/ Let iiniii bring their ten?
cent ?ciip and have it stamped "legal tendei
' "lot ten dollars,M and if the rannibel creditor
! refnaee to take ii lot bim roi in jail I ?*<(> will
everything be proeperoaa, and rotn-uoa .-? dm
I and li,ud norh never in nie lu- required in our
i mg-_ooney la'to|?ia.
We ???ntii-ul.ulv ask attention <?> Mr. William
Brindle_ definition of a dollar. 'Iii?- trouble
with the ',\A>~> Behool of financiera in thal they
i think their viewi gre ?original. The "Amer
I ''icjui Byetom of d?dit," or Minn lliiiii?' of Ihiil
I kind, (hey call their project in eontrailiati-C'
' lion to the " British credit ayateu..1* In thi?
flattering opinion they ure ini-l.ikeii. Sixty
year.-? ago?, diiriiijr the period winn lite Hunk
; of Kurland was restricted flinn paying its
not?e, the Brindle dollar*?pound stir
I ling ?t was in thoee days?wa? a?l
I vix'.ttel as earnestly and defiantly as
i it is now. The bottent omi? ney men of
' tli.it age persisted in ashing (in* inflation
i?is tor their definition ol' the pound. Ihe in
fiationiats cann" forward boldly, aa air. Brin
; ill?- dm I this merniii??, with tin-it replies.
' One man said that "a pound night he ?de
" lined io be a ?senas of raine in m ft renee to
'" currency ga compared with miniiioilit.es."
i This, ???Ttainly, waa no1, rec] Butisfuctory, being
1 rather difficult to represen! definite.. t<? the
mind. Another said i "There is a standard
"and lhere i.?? a unit which i? (he measiiro of
"value, and that unit is the interest of ?33
"i??. Nil. at 3 por cent, that being ?1, and
"being paid in n Boni note as money of ne?
i "coiint." This conies near to lh?j 3.65 dollar,
that lain, ihe interest of a $10,000 (iniijttttt
for twenty-fiii?I honra, and l?cin_r poid at
the Siih-Tie.i.stny in _ legal tender
I. I?. I'. as money of account ?
? of ti ?Min*, account, we may say. A third dell?
I iiitinn waa: "The Btgndnrd is neither poid
"nor silver, hu? ?I is something Bel it|i in the
"imaginatiou to be regulated by puhlk
" o|iinioii." Buch were the definitions of the
?tiinilard of value seriously put forward hy Hie
i ingenious pnalicans?n of Mr. Brindle and Mi.
j Kelley. The Bullion Committee of .sio, in
opposition t?> the views of the edvo
cates ??I a floating Ktinilaid. here t??
diiv, tlnre to-morrow, and the next
day now hen- io ho found, rame to the
eonclnaion that the pound meonl nothing el e
tli.m a definite quantity ol' the precious mutais,
ami tint thoee who nrott?ned t<> pay n pound,
tin flank of England among the rest, onghl
to pay thal quantity, (?nr dollar, as defined
by Ait of Congress, is for all payments of
inure t Tia li live dol?ais, 25* g grains of ?-'nini?
an! p?Id?not liiiii.' more and iriMhimj lesa.
Government, having once ii\- ?1 ? i i.'"',,
| grains of ?.'old bj ihe standard, i?? not?t lib
! etty to reduce th?- weigh! to 20 graine, ami
I linn lo 1."?, ami so down toward set-. That,
as Mr. Henry V. (Tarey told ni twentj years
???.'o, would la- n frond? a Mdemoraiiring" and
" liiinoii.? " t'ntitii. 'thi-? fraud waa very oom?
?min in old linns vv ith the mon.ri? hs ot France
ami England. The Bori or frene and the
pound .-ti run'.' wir? m i.in.til v (?nil .i pound
troy of silver. Between the ?Hine of William
| ihe Cooqoeror ami the reign ol' Elisabeth Hie
standard was repeatedly debosed, hit from
j l "?(?7 uni ii 1 > 11? it wa.? honestly main?
tabled without variation. In 1816 gold be?
?aine the sole ?tandan!, as i? i?. by me Con
>titution and the Cousritutional Acts of Con?
i?'rc??<. the .?-?le standard with na, The Brindle
dollar, a?* m ally as we can get at ii, is to be
I a piece ol' .first-class paper, and au mt? ?-ral
i unit of that number of paper dollari which
: shall he equal to one-oijrhtfa part ?l i!,?- value
i in Brindle dollars of the entire profierry o! th.
I country, and ii? value las vanishing iinantity.
| Mr. Brindle could find no prennes ?. ? enough
j to ni.iiiiif.-ii-;ne att?gnati with mflicicni rapid.
i'.- to make ?lum equal to one-eighth aim at
.?.'/nat valuation of the property ir th,. roon
iry. The experiment was tried i: Eranm and
miserably failed, on act.?nut of thi- Govern.
, m? rtt _ becomii g too pom' to pn . ide Lhe | ? ? i
| unit ink foi (.miin,* on ihe expciim. tit,
l< l.i O' C1; I '>'!'.
^ M'Ciillo'li pin?., vi ii eonclu?
" "? lettei li rith printed tha th<
1 ?"'' I ?'" "? full? ?'.ii.ml from III niit
_ l '?" i' .' ' '? J IVI lu? V it,, ,1-, j,, p,|,|
- lids, ?uni t1 .ii h uni:?,is ?i
millions ol ?ii? bouda uave bena ao paid, and
thal s Inn ol Congress baa boen foi ?i_ yenrs
on the Statute h.Mik dedaring thal tiny ?hall
all be paid ia _oh|, there i? ntifl u focrion that '
continues to advoca!? the redemption of the
outstanding residue in green backs.
Why is it tliat the demagogue* of the coun?
try, who now apja-ar to tie concentrated in
Oliio, aro so roa?ly to disregard not only the
Const ii uti'in and the obligations of contrait??,
but even the Beta of Congress, for tho repeal
of iihiih there i? n qui die the consent of tin
I'n-aillent a* noll M the voie? of a majority ??f
tho Senate and Hoiiso of ICcpresintiitiiesT
Take, for ?? sample, the Art of Jan. 14, 1878*
providing that sp? ? io pajBSCIltg shall lw*< re?
sumed from and after ?Ian. 1, 1879. Unices
the President and the Bepnhlkoa majority in
Hie Seii.it?? -?liiltify thciii??hcs that u> t ?innot
Ik? r??|?ealod for nt least two year?. Aro we to
ra hiistaiid that the inflationists, provided thej
cai.y Ohio, aro lo .mort to a revolution in
order to get rid of that act! One would think
so to hour their tull?.
THE CANAL BINO IS THE tfOUBTR,
While the Kings i?com to bo having it all
their own nay in the ?-our!.?., it is unfair to
hot ii to mintaka victoriee in form tot ric taries j
in fin?. 0? the Iii ! of t'neso seem* to bo tho
decision which Jarvis Lord, the retired chief- i
tain of Hie Inland Tammany, has just received, i
I folloiving close on the heels of the release of
his greater pr??iotyi?e ?f the Tammany bj the !
???a. The (b'cisioii of Judge YVeelbrooh was
OTO furnia the same as that of a judge of o?|iial
muk, and was made simply that the question
might eoine before the G?n?ral Term.
Tin oiis?- U a notorious uno, ?mil arose from
the Btanwix Hall lettings of 1m?u?, one of the
moot infamous chapters in th? history of eau,d
.fronds. At these lettiagi a cooopiraej was j
formed among the rival conti?uJ?ors by which j
tim privilege of bidding tot the contrait wael
auctioned oil', all bids but thoes ot the pur
nhsia of the privilege withdrawn or destrojed,
and the contract fittllj awarded to John
I.ealu, ami iinmcdialcly assigned to Jarvis
I.oid, the substance of Ii? ?iIi.v'h shallow. The
suit was btoiight against both for $.-..??,000,
the difference betwera theamouat paid on tiie
contract, nInch wa.? for live years' repair of
the Chentnng Canal and feeder, and u fair
price which could not ho oht.lined beeeuBB of
I the conspiracy OOMMg the liidda in. This very
question of suppressed and mutilated bids hag
previouslj Inen heard before the eourta, and
it lu-; bien deckled bj Judgg I?. 1). Smith, j
of the Supreme Court, that where bids have
lx'?ii tnutilati'd and tln-n oll'ered, there is '
i .groand fog action, but whore they have boen
mordy suppressed, there is no ground. It ill?
und.i this decision that Messrs. Tremain Bud
l'likliani, the hu toi the conasel <?f the Canal
Investigating Committee, moved to cUamim the
.Complaint. With the COOBBBt of b? ill nid? s
Judge Westbrook lias sent the cuno to the
General Term foi th.? nason named above*
This is the nominal und temporary advantage
thai Jarvis Lord Ins secured. It is only to io
regretted that oven so hollow g .triumph?for
the ('?mal Rmg will beat it till the welkin
ling??sho.dd haii followed so hard OpoO ?uli
stantial notorios gained bj this ami the greater
Bing through supposed loopholes in the law.
If will need hut a few more such .escapes from
the grasp of Justice to produce I general dis?
trust of Hie e&caej of laws, the wisdom of
legislators, or the utility of eourta?
Meanwhile those who still oin irish the hope
thal the, followers of Tweed and Lou! will
some day he .brought I" ooji ona derive some
comfort from the bet that the Canal Commbv
.-i?iii lias si nick hordpaa. The obstao'os t<?
I their work have been almost countless, lind
some have come ra thom una ?v.ires. They
have hoon compelled to encounter the tricks
of a ?la?? of men nho have grown rich bj
I trickerj, to be met at every turn bj hands
| legalized hy act of the .Legislature or r?solu
I tion of Uie Canal Boord, to overe?me partisan
j opposition, and the local spirit which
! huls witneeneg to pr??t<?<?t their neigh
I bon rather than the State, and .latest and
wor?t they have boon deprived, for the present,
at least, i?f poner ??v? 'contumacious witnesses.
In sjiito of those Obstacles their work has hoon
renarde?!. Their statement to Auditor Thojer,
iniiite?l yesterday, is tho first break In the
official Hih-nce since Got? Tilden pent la his
message? ?"??? *?" nama .seventeen pending era?
tracts, inany of them large, which liave bera
?Itara? teri/?il l?y " gross irregularities m in the
Constructira ?>1 Ihe muk. Alino-t without ex?
ception, they Bit contraets wlii? li Till, TbIBUBE
alone e\p??.?i ?1 and denounced last Spring,
through its correspradentg and experto, 'lins
! is something, at la?t, and it meoOS trouble tot
the Canal Bia i hereafter, the coutts to the
contiary notwithstanding.
ECONOMY Al' THE SPIGOT.
Tn 1873, when th- Braid of Apportionment,
.through the effbrto of Controller Oreen, fixed
j the aggregate to he raised hy laxe? that year
ait .$28,228,490 67 and the tax rate at '?ig
I ?MC oont 00 the OSMOSed valuation, wo do
j Bounced the step as tal;?? eeraomj and pre
ili? ti'd that future tax?-* would lie all the
heavier ra aecosmt of ?l??ilging them
fur the time being bj the easy process of ?nill?
ing a portion of them to tim funded debt.
The tax-dodging pollej was continued, and Is
still adhered to, jet the iggregate taxation
. im 1874 and that fixed for 187-6, have ox
i o? tiled ^2,000,000 ill <il?h leur. Ililli? goiog
I f??ur millions I ?-??nil the gmount raised
two years ago. The City !>?l?t, which
was 81O7,8a0,O13 ra the 1st of June,
! 1st:;, ?.i? the l?t of June, JhT.'i, stood
j at (127,011,770, ladng ?m iBcrease in round
I mihi'ii? ot ?wily miilioa ?lullars in twenty
four months, which stnndaformonej expended
hi l!i. tiiynvir .:i?l above .the $00,000,000
raised bj taxation in the two jean. If titeee
fa?.-'? lo no1 spot t l??r themselves, our lul>or
would be lota i attempting io speak tor
them.
Yet Controller ?reen begins his letter to the
[mblic through Al?cnuan Morris with t'..< foi
! lowing ?i.ii iiuiit in regard to the t.t ?.?--.
I mount of vuliiiit ma.- in I ?71.?j-l,li ; n n I 7n no
i liiii.illil nf I.iVi-.-,. Ulm', J,?If. !? ?'
I lilli- nf tai.itii.ii. . S.-tOptrri ?*
I if illlllllllt nf , ,l'l i:|..I ? . -1. 1a?at '.ly.ai:.i
Amount to i?- '.n- ti bj t . ? ii ?,
? ?v. ii-i?i- ni the .nut.u'..I ta Iii? . ti
hy ti??- Bunill nf gnpervl ura !.. i.-.
vhle tur tlf'i .,?:, lea lu the ntual
! i Iii-' .a ti. I . '1.472 -I
I'm ?ilio?'e figures aie a.In?til put togethci
I to convey the impression that the ne? a t of
| ih? t ?\-?t;,.?i this jear is li ?s than it was 1 t,
whereas it i? really .greater, after all the doc
; lining t i which Ib? figuras have bera subjected
i- . 11 outside ot the .Board of Aldermen.
H ' I i rolh i's comment i?!
? U Hi I M li.?' l.ll'i.lallHl? Illili IH) ?,,, ,.(? )?
ai ordli -, u" ? : '? ' ? ???" of v i-'. - i.f tit,, n-ni ??,,?
li? I.-. ' 111 Hil,..ty, ?rll I..i? lint , .?.,..,,.,(|?.
. ''? ''," 11-74,th( lae t ?," ? n i-,:., ?, ,, \a i,.,.^.
i varied . r.? ?. ,t,t ? ? .,..,.. at lB7?i.oui nike valus
i i.ii?!? in i ... in-.-i.i,,:,.,.,;- i,?? .,,,? Uh?jrwenhi
i ?Ti. i... rat? iii. | mvuu ..!,., ... n . .,.,j 1,i
IVall. t|< JJ.
The tax, in truth, ?.-l ling the $10(1,27.' 52
put in hi the Akli '? ., com di licit
'?.iiul.v m a.i.ii, i,t .is the Coiiiioii. i a..,,
really in excess of loot year's in, bul still
el least tojht millioim los?) than it
ghould be. Ml ??oat petto modo- '
?nies in the espcndituros, when dnrin*
th#? 1 . ?t th rea years the? rity h.ia expend???!
TW. NTY-HKVF.N MILLION DOUiAM in
cr?ent- ol its reoeipta from every source ernapl
its I. 0. C's! Preach pi?*nyuno economy when
pof is'onee in the tax-dodgfng polhy j? H\\\[
piling bowlder after huwlder on the terrihl?
m i as of debt which threat? ns to hanknipt u?|
No inoro of that, Mr. Controller, if you ph-ium,
IIOIP TO TAKE A HOLIDAY.
With these laut weeks in ?tidy the hnlidaj
!?oa?-??ii really begin* in tljo lari'O citie?. W?-||.
to-do idle people, it is true, went out of town
in M.ty or June, or when tlu'y ehosa; thgf
mili Miught a change of BOM on ii hi? h to
.continue doing .notting. Hut the i., i ?,c
greeks of Bmstmerareset apart as the raaatiga
.?ea.?on for the large sala: i? ?I class in town*,
winn cleigymon, clerks, or shopwomen claim
their week or month of rest, after tin- v?'?r'i
hard work. It i.1 usually their singlo chuna!
for any prolonged effort at reeup retira of mind
or body. How ami wh? re they ?.hall spend it
I?(nui!.; therefore a .loriara ?pu Minn, a? it ia
volve? not only mio< ??ssftd plnasUIB mgHog bit
Hie health and \igor of the following eJerea
month?. There ia no lark of ad,?co f,,r
them ??n the .subject .Editen of health
journal?? pre??.-! the claims of sall-hath?,
.short nea-voyage*, the air of the A?li
roodoeka, or tlie .Ufa region, tim
water of this or that minera! pring;
railroad stationaare placarded with bewOdgr.
ing sketches of .Sommer travel; the writers.gf
social ??ni?les ithiiniloii themaelvea to ealegim
of forest and valley, of ramping nut. ?in?! trout
fishing i ami, being poaaeased usually of mort)
BOUM than shekels, take a li to? ions delight in
decrjiug the Ihahhmghla wotocing-plaem rai
lauding Mather Natur?? whose l?oiuitiio may at
ha?! daim to ?So cheap.
Behind nu then the wavering h??!i?k?v maker
in beset bj hesta of social influences which, as
a rule, dron hiiu to precisely those Ihshlorabla
resort?? wliicli his Bethetie friends dotty,
?' Kiotyhoily,'" ?????r ling to Ids localltj, goes to
C:i|?e May, or Saratoga, or Apph?!''t", ??r tho
Bronchi wh] .should he act his shoulder agaiast
the lido T Or it w a .oeoeesarT t ing, his vita
till.? him, that tim girls ahoiihl !>e STOB m
soeiclv?ivliieh is tlie liner phfMS lor the miir
| ket ; or, being a rfergjmaa, Brother Bojueeiag
or Hoi?!? urges hilt) to give coiinteiiaiico to
Oceoa (?rove, og gome other eeastdc jail? imiiir
?hurt h iiitluence, where hunns ami head? is,
sermone ami Milt -In li? altern?tes ami whoro
? hey assure him the soul nml tlie hotly will ha
refreshed together. The odd? arc that he poon,
itndei pressure, where millier bis toste nor big
in? ??nations land lum.
Nothing at first sight ti mild ajinar a more
mmeeessaiy pl.ititudn than to .advise a ran to
?iiii-tiilt liis min Baeds and will in tliis matlor
of u holiday. Hut in vii.; Other matter doe*
I Ita commit them/ Tho a vi age A uni it an iu
all BOOfad HHuirs BBVVUB in gangs. !!<? dieSSgn,
rata, arden all his domeatic life in Bocordeacn
with ruh s laid down hy hi.? neighbor*! hu
very tables and chairs, tin nillin in which lid
ii Illirie?!, are of the Mut ni., h Other peoplg
no wiser than hiim?i*lf have dictated ; I.o 'roes
to heaven in all probability through thaSOBCuV
rian pathway in which hi? forefathers placed
lum ?it hirth. I'.t? ?iitiicity to tlie mau of mod
orate intelleet is a species <?f miidnc-w, am! to
he out of tin? sillo is, to u(amen of Ihn s.a.ne
caliber, moro pitiable than a dual et ime.
Surely, however, in this trivia! hut very
os?intial matter of the next month's holiday,
we mi^ht all venture to follow our own se?act,
?strongest ta.?te. If Harne-'? wife and
daughters, and sister and hrothii-iii-llw,
ami tlio real of the tiimily paily
urgently demand a nook iu a hot, swarming
hotel nt the shine, let thom go, gad let
l?.iim s, yellow and hilious ami t-i? U at li ait
of luiek and mortar in?! desks, ht take himself
nilli rod and line t<? the fortnight's fishiag fur
i.hich his soul ??> l?)ng has yearned. What if
the Smiths ami Wrights ra? kio al! the .ragt ef
the jear over the quarr?-! hot ween Haines .mai
his wifol Thor? is no quarrel, and ion to ?mo
they will ??onie together with li Mh pleasuro
and interest in one another f??r (ho brief
absence?
Hut why, on the other hand, should the
Will???, whom highest pleasure li?-? in the
<lia|?iiig of an oviif-kirt, allow themselves to
Ik.- dragged hy literary and arth-tio fiends to
mountain .solitudes or kmelj bamrtal Thor
aro going in bond gangs to-day across la the
?osomite) Bp to Mt? .Desert, yawning internally
over sunsets and line elleeta, while they ni.iko
day bideooa with their eternal Ohal of r.ip
tiire. Nature will never he revealed to thom
in any ??thor way Ih.in as a provider of grata
| ami vegetables ; their chief i?l?va of death is
the gut of tho shroud or Mel of the ?nt'iin.
Why no1 have them to lay in tin it aeceosarj
?upply of .pattens and itossip in .hotel Impel
Toeaeh animal ?ti? own .food. Why should the
Ihierend Joh Smiley, WOO? hiaill is, he
knows, left like a niung-otit opontjghf the
ii.?'s sermons and ministrations, no to tho
n ligioua holiday hy the beach siinplv beeaanc it
Ig the thing for hi? sect to dot It may !>e a
-ti. "ilniiiiig, elevating atmosphere 1er otbem,
bul la Imowa .that he wanto t?? ?(-t oat of the
sha.khs of routine muk for a white, to mix
among mon different from himself, to ii
with fishes, CTaibo?tangible, jolly fun of tome
sort, and not with theological dugouts? He
know? In- would liiing fresh power into Ihl
pulpit if ho did ti is; hut he ?loos not rio ii.
We COU Brown m Jones impel"te?-nt weil'
, dl?rs when they loree on ns tin ir inn. ?a ?or
! liitle pell >to or pot i" ictice <?t ra; sott.
Why m t.! we follow tlii. man's .prescription
or .thal M to what atonic our .tired I sim or
norrong py-vm? ii??iit When everj ssso
studlea his own idiosyncrasy snd -egr?; fies it,
tim ??un ni? . 'lila! iy ?iii !?, gin li lu ?? ?'ia*
actual ral n.
Tin? '.; -iihli-i 'i..ii ol' thei. me tri i..-.. K '? x' r ,f?
' .i.'iiiiir i.i gUl i*'??- ?tu? litigation th?? min ii ? ? *
la have been a pam pwee of ama-i-throning ??? tir?
j ex-Pp? deer Miiiiiir?.. (.?n :?; i,r ? Huliifti.tiit ?l?
i, i?in!ii;.i!j a nt a? -? m ??ahaMWtherepei*?
; -til?n ifhtl; di* pua i .if "i ?lnr ?? bil . ? niiii! ItaVI 'l',rr"
him in? ''.ni .i.iv way. rhe .people ef the v ? ?
??a i!, i MeOnire, md they huon O***
Merritt ; s I nothiag thal the tunnel rea .sag wfli
lie likely t? inn agu the latter : i theil nd?asti??.
(nil. M? I.t..'.. lill] .li. i ? a- In!In'?? :
1 ii;,i,.M. .1 ?. M I -7
, Thr .'f-,-1 ti Milli M in .t., t mi.?.n. . m mille* lu*
? i- ne "#i- at-t "f th? i ?" ?- ? ? ?' I '
NeW, I'' I" ' ? 'A / ' ,
I I > . " Itf llf ', a
? I " I It'll I Li '
.ia? i inn? t...'i ?li h i, km.?? ? "i. ?? "1 at?} I
>t , II. ?, n i t ... '?> t? ? I ? ? ? ? '?'' * '?
?mi ?..-r n. nUgai i?. ?. ? a iu . tli-uij
? i- at t nu.'," I tin n-with i ?-.''i i| ?.u ? ?' " ??
I. i , a . - - 1 " '?',
: i- b1 ??.'? ii-' i Hill I? .' ?>? ?? ?? ''?? , v u__
A 1 arm* part oi the i a? ? ?' \"{ |r "vt
. Cominis .??'?ci.? tam far Um ?-? ta I toaBotHiag
I 'H'.? Schemen and vision . ? I. ?' J
; 1 !?? n all.?'.?..i tuexplfl t l! t ;i .! ? i ?.
nu ii turn i,?uia U> the front '?V ( .i'"'."'!
n. .-.iisi.iivi?, ?...alni it la ui di ' ' '' *H**
o. i ?in. ti !n i? a .?.. Iil;i. |e to li.' if .-li?. ?''??' ' '
Mi'li-itiioivii hean al .in. A J. M.0*rni?ll
I tiikf m im a,.mi mt ni?, m- stat Ita a-i ' ? ?*?
??iii ?? 'li gat.

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