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FOUNDED BY HORACE QREELEY
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, lS7.r?.
THE NEWS THIS M0EN1N0.
I'.iKHi'.N. ? ? he Krem li Qeographieal Coagrussat
Totik del i".'-i tattara ol distinction to the Navy De?
partment and the M^ual Bnreaa st Wanhington.
Thors were several ekirmiabee withtbein
BUrKelits m Cul'.i. lu " p nu tin ( ;ir)i?t 1, r, ?
wii- soo entr?t i og in Navarra, A sortie frasa the
cita-M i f Wea d'Urgel wm i-pul- i. The8pantab
Cov-a i lum :?t |i ,r;?i?-.'?i levjiag 100,000 additional
men. = ? I -A.tr had brohea oat In Columbia.
-A revolt in Per i -.v ia nippiest I lh? re
was a railr >a-i aecideat ia Chili at whkb m rea lives
were lost.
DuMK-iK a-Canaal Tala] sad wife were Insulted
Bt Tripoli iv ?. n-;'..',o arar-ehip Hartfordwas
B?"iii t" iliTiiin.l ?at n?a- turn. I..tv. lildcii wm,
formally lareived hythe Buffalo Board uf Trade,
aud maali: a hjhicIi hl?iwi?? ti..- rasalts of bil
luiiiitl.!. ni i tai in, ;;inl pronueins lowei tazea,
I'.uti.il ratania of tin censos oi thia State show a
gam of 703,810 in tOcountiea. = Lulu trotted
a uni. ni ?A', at Buffalo, ilie fastest timeevei Blade
a? that track; thestallioB (tav. Bpragos trotted In
2:'Jl>t. tin- f Btast tiase ob raeatd for four-year olds.
Dr. I? an i.l nt Philadelphia spoke oa the
Perils ,,f *|,,' I, .?.! t',. Nati, ,::,] St-hI., v-hc1i?.,1 kg*
toostaiy. The National Dental Conveatiea nut
at Laaf Iii.m. li.
( hy san 8i bis BtK. I'oiii ,? ( ommlraionsc s!miii
sks?Tfs4 CoatBiiaataaer Diaheeker with oflerioi his
vol.- ut Iks pneeol Qea.8arith'a iaflaaaea with cer?
tain fearaala. Mr. Diabeeket deatad tho eharga.
=s 'iivsiimo-iv wen fis. n agataal saembeia
of tbe Jssaey Citjf Board at Pahhs Work?,
alleging tli.it t!, ">? had an Interast in ?
toi.ua. t wi.it u iii.-y awarded. in the
timlof j't.iii.- BapeciBtaadeat Polk oi Braoklya tho
tiktiiKof ?tu!, in?' v?j? Li ished aril ll.e ile? i-mn pp.
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bl. liVlDU, Si tVA'd 111 Ila lOUVK trt ?iii? latlBJJSd f)(l!H
biiiK hing hy e.tt-.il,:?^ a loeaasoiive, Q. l,|,
llA\.ll.i^ 111. (?iilil value at the lcg;:l-t?ii(l,r
dollar at the Anne, oTIps ObWtO.
tMM WbaTBBB.- Th.ia.v, rt.iii. ti! rrport pralicU
cloudy saalharaad lam. ?. - in tin.-, itj \,.?t,.r
?lay. clear and (Icelricrity warm woat?er prevailed.
Thermometer. 7:t?, ?1 \ 73\
Eeadm leaving town for tht Summer tan havt
Tur. Dailt Tkiri'nb mailed to them at any
atldirtt, and the athlreu rhangtd at often a*
detireii, postpaid, for $1 per month.
Considerinp that our oonntrv prepared h.ist
ily for ti?? Geographical (.'nnirres* and Exhibi?
tion in Pam, it is crcditahlc. t(? American nci
assag tkavl letters ol' distinction have lieeii
ft?\nrdtd to the Navy Department and tlio Sig?
nal Hunan at Washington. 1 Iii? award will
no doubt lead European a? icntists to take
more interest in tlio incident* of ?Hticiitific
progresa nu this continent.
The Presiilential campaign ?has tnv.it ly dis
t uri ted (oloiiihin. Finding that the Adminis
ti?tion was determined to support Dr. Parra
for President, ihe St.-itfs of Panama and Mag
d.'tleiia, which fayor Dr. Nuin/, prepared foi
win. The Federal (Jovernnient pronijitly gent
troups into Hie hitter St.ilo, uni fighting has
already begun, Handling in heavy liis-.es t(?
tin Insurgents. Tht ?itTair aught ht regarded
witli nncoiieciii in thin country if traffic on the
Panama Kailio.ul was mit likely to lie Intel**
rupteil bj 'he continuant e <>1 hostilities.
Tlie last attempted revolt in Teni was more
anraalng than alarming. Leading about <??>
uren, an adventurer named Art val?? raptured
the town? of Islay mid Mollcnilo. and then
coolly i-oinpt lied the railroad ollicials to con?
vey h?m and hid followera by special train to
Ait.(illina. Arrive.l at the outskirts of that im?
portant city, the deluded hand wire attacked
and dispersed, tbeir loader being fatally
WOUgHsed in the ?ncountcr. Absurd ns many
Smith American revolts are, this seems to equal
any of them in the extent of its fiims and the
insigiiiticunec of it-s results.
With a Governor whoso record i* as fair na
Oov. (iastoii's in tho field fot a second t? mi.
it la not surprising that the Republicana of
M?Bjggjchugetta have trouble in nutking a nomi?
nation thal will have any assurance of sue? ess.
The lion in the path stems to he the Inde?
pendent voters to whom QoV. (Elston \v;is
largely indebted for election and to whom he
lins proved faithful notwithstanding his ?i\??\v? ii
partiaan affiliation. If the BepuUicani would
regain their lost ground they will lind it
necessary t4> conciliate elemente which have
heretofore been alighted to please d?magogues
whose following at the polls has been valued
too highly. Tho present aepecte ol tlie cam?
paign an- carefully reviewed in a B?oeton let?
ter printed to-day on can second page?
Although tho hopes of politicians may not
be fultilltd in all respecta hy the lateal oenaus,
it is evi'l nt from the abstract given in another
column that it will exhibit a gratifying in?
ciense in the population of the Stab. and
that ft moro careful enumeration would have
-willed rathol than diminished the fisTures now
given. ?>iir Albany letter presente the totals of
p ?pul ilion, compared with those ol 1*70, in forty
counties and seventeen out of twenty-four
cities. It is thought that the increase will
justify ih?? advance of the nuil of repr?senta?
tion in the Aasembly to about 35,000, wliil?'
the unit ??f Senatorial representation may
reach as high as 138,1)00. In that evenl New
York will he entitled to seven ?Senators and
twenty-nine Assemblymen, an increase <>f
two ?Senat??is ami eight Assemhlyni'ii over tho
??resent apportionment.
At tho meeting of tho Police Hoard yester?
day, the (Em us lion of Saturday ?is to plots and
counterplots among the Commissioners was
continued in a lively fashion. A question of
veracity was raised between Commissioners
Smith and Disbeeker. Gen. Smith asserted
t'i ? Mr. Disbeeker ?offered to support hi
i.itiisiiies iiitii vote for him as President of the
Hoard if he would put a stop to certain news?
paper attack-, upon Mr. Disbeeker. Commis?
sioner l)isl)??k?r denied that he had said any?
thing of the sort, and he ac ummI Gen. Smith
of ?'denusgogism" in condemning the demor?
alization of the Police force. We cannot think
thal tbe people of New-York will hcail ita long
in deciding to which of the two men, Mr. Dia
bceker or (len. Smith, the stigma of using the
arta and tricks of a demagogue ran be ap
pli< ?1 more appropriately. Perhaps there v? i!1
Im> little moro hesitation in deciding to whose
construction oi the offer of ,Vr. Disbeeker*!
support the readier credence should bs given?
( <r. n:<>l. l.i. i; o lil EN'S roi h y.
Ihe following letter seems the sincere in?
quiry of a puzzled citizen. Ii propounds ques
tilma which so many nun who have hereto?
fore bad faith in Andrew li. Green are now
asking about his strange coilise, that we iu
viti attention to it :
To tit* Pditor of The Tribune
Sut: Under the beading ?>f " Economy at the
?-l'ifc.'t." ni ill)! Ililli M. i.f Bl tiin1.it, \. ti .tiiiiiiii'lt ? rt
nji.iii lbs tiii.i'i'i.ii ; ?Uejroi I "iii oUerGreea. Yewsaj
tl?it Ins polley, Ina! ml uf being n bold Bad manly ?my ?.f
meeting the difficult tos, i- thal <?f "tax-dadsing," Bad
"ttiiit in ttio last tune ?/sara tin? city bai expended
j m vi ?--i vKs Millions or Doixaks la excesa b1
,'s rssclpta from everj K?m i-?- excepting Ita I. O V 's."
You ,ni,m. ?aim not to *? i*ian- ii ]it....Miiii economy when
persistence m it;?? lax-dodging pollej is ?i i piling
iiitv. l.t.i ?ltt? r iii.wi???r to the terrible masa of debt vrhlcb
llire.it? ii? lo li.iiikriijit us I" .Now. S??. nu behalf
lil Hi.? frnn Is of I'olili.itl reform ni tin- ,,.i
,ni.l throughout iii?- Stats m!;.? hat?? sastatned
Hi?- c -uti?.ii? i m Hi?? i?tiltef timi li.- ?..i not ..nil ?m bon
e t li..iii, lui it nun of glisncl ii .? niil.V, I BSft jrofl ?o ad
?inaa- some pi "'t? bejond tin- Birures |uotcd on Batnrday.
When Tin i i. iii m. in sa editorial article makai sock
teran itrtrtares n? tims?, quoted, thinking atea arc
.? //i ?1 and troubled.
When Hi?? aavsra contest was ragtag in the Hpriag of
1873 relating to the retention of IhenaBM ..f Mr. Oreen
ha the Oarl-ar ths press rallied t<? hh ail. aad among
otbera Thb Tbibcnb came forward t? hi? defense moal
powsrfaUj ??t the critteal jiiaoture. if, now, the ?i
liberate rerdlet of Thk Tbibobb '.?? ?t* abore, the
frienda of befara mist i.?) arlde awake, list the
ni. ..h* t ?? s gained m the sever?) contesta of
the past four jreara !>?? lost. Mea amy change, lora of
Botorietjr, ambition, hist for power, or personal um
mosltiesmaj* deteriorate tin- leaders,batprlneip] sdo
BOtebsaga. Tlie (..um ila of l*.?li;i? .ii Iii form OBBBOt
panse ia theil work] if laeompetent manan In the asji
ti,?;, must gel .ut ..t tho ansj aad k'?.' plaa to otbera.
If Tai '11.1 m m th ni i tli. it Mi ?.i I'll? poll? y will ii..*
.t.m. m-li i'.?? debt, oi ?". 'ii previ nt n- Increase, please tell
h-, sut' nt Hit friends ol ii? ;? nu maji take m? aaareaiB timo
t?. previ '?t til', uti? r iiiin ..t i?i<- ? tuse, ffe ainsi bara m
iii.l? ami skillful lilian.-ici- \? ry aooa? if vom itStetncBtl
;.i. not in? ral y Impressions derived ti?.m tin- >rj exam
bsBtlOB V'.ms tully, MAi'ls.'V.
.Sra- lurk, Anir 7, 1 975.
We are not aware that anything hat ap?
peared in the columns of Trig Ti:nu ne im
ptggning the honesty of Coiitiollei <.t?i.ti. We
?ne not diasposed to belittle the great services
lie baa rendered the City l?y his courage ami
obatiaacy. Upon these nerita ol the ?Controllet
we need not dw? 11, because they are well
known to ?ill who make it their husim-hs to
know anything. On the othei hand eau ?on? -
sp??ii(l(m, if ho ha? been a careful regsier of
Tin Tunu'NK, imiHt know that we have
alwayg ohjeeted to the Contiollei's linancial
polity th.it it farored tim tax-i?.tyer of to-day
at tho expenso of tha tai-payer of tea,
twenty or fifty years hence. And not
only this, hut that its t-eudency was to
load tho City with a heavier biir
?3(11 than it could hear. Our corrcHpondent
sees, we trust, what is going on in Ohio. How
would he uko to seo ?. troop of domngogiM-a
like those who oro now wriggling over the
surface of that Stato spring up among the
tenement house? aud preach repudiation of the
City DebtT Every man in thin City who buys
food or clothe? or pays house rent contributes
to tin- taxes. No lioiulhohler need delud?- him?
self willi thu fancy that this fact is nut known.
The effect of adding ^7,0()0,000 to the
funded del.f is to add -f l.i'.JO.ooo pet annum
to the taxes of the future fof an Indefinite
number of years lo come. That addition has
l)iTi) niaile to the taxes within the short space
of linee years undi r tho administration of
Cniilioller Creen, aud in part with his con?
sent.
We know that Controller Oreen disclaims
responsibility lor this, hut we ii sist that he
Bins! take his due share of tile Maine. We
arish to cull out eoCTeapoodent's uttcntion to a
?ingle fact. In 1^72 the Legislature of the
Slate found that the aggregate ? sp? nditnp s
for a Bomber of years previously to that date
had exceeded liy altoiit seven million dollars the
receipts from taxes which consistently with UM
Constitution eonldbe applied io their pavaient.
A special tax i?t three and a half mills was
levied to ni.ile up thal deficiency. Hy means'
of hills drawn up hy Controller Oreea ?uni
passed through the Legislature with his con?
currence and support, this ( ?tv was enabled lo
dodge its ?hare ol' this tax and to add the
$3,f300,000 it called for to ihe City Debt.
That ws denounced two yean ago li a short**1
.sighted step, and we refer to it now as s
flagrant initauce of what we have called "tax
" dodging.11
The United Btatct Government has always
had the good sense to pay for its custom?
houses, court-houses, mint?, arsenal?, and
other public buildings out of the current
revenue from taxation. We think it
has never Issued a bind for such
an outlay. I' would have been vastly
to the benefitol it? inhabitants had .New-Yoi k
city panned the same coarse. At ile- nieet
Ing ot the Board of Apportionment on Monday
the issue of $425,000 in bonds wa? author?
ised, ?uni tlie preliminary steps wire taken for
the iTiMlion of $150,000 more. Only last
week a batch of $361,000 was sold to tin
public. Controller (?icen 1?.:? mon io Isbos for
the information of our ritisens a statement of
tim City's receipts and expenditures for the
period ?d' a year. Lei bim do what lil?
lias nt ver iloiie v?t lines lu' his been
in office. Lit him pre?an a clear ami
?imple .statement of ''n' total sum the City
has expended for every purpose, and give
b, thf side ol' it the sources funn which the
money has been obtained. L-t biat discard for
onc?-> thal jugglery of bookkeepiog b> which
payment? from the city to it?ill are v> mixed !
in with real expenditure* ?i? to make it ut?
terly out of the question for anybody bin a
consanunats Blaster of the science of official
bookkeeping to obtain the knowledge lie ?- in
search of. Let bim reject on 'his ooi ision tha'
husks of Sulking Ponds, and tin- scon of other
contrivances which baffle the sight and scent
of the uninitiated, ami give OS the ??lain truth.
If mc taxe? pay the ( xpeaditorea, as the?
should, why ?ne bonds Issued 1 If the pro?
ceeds of tlie bonds ?n.- expended, a.? ihey
Barely ?ne, why ?ne thej clothed in bivhdble
green nnd poked out of the light ?w though
they were ot no consequence I
THE NEW I,?Mi SUITS.
During the l.i?t days of the Tammany Ring
its newspaper organ, edited bj one of its most
conspicuous members, was in a perpet?
u.ii gulla w over the absurdity of the
whole fight against it. What are
you going to do about ii .' was sub?
.?;.ititi.illy the inquiry ol ?".cry editorial and
every paragraph. The id<ja thal anything
could be wrong willi the accounts seemed
to this journal on the whole rather i
funny. The idea thal if there were, anything
could lu done ??bout it s i ned prepoeterous, ;
li wa? all political claptrap?a good enough
Mingan until after the election.
li is unloiiu ita 'or the Administration that
its leading journals take the same tone con?
cerning (iov. Tilden'* Hoeond King cam?
paign which is now in progr?s . Tiny
regard it as purely political in.' I ?y. They
assors Gov. 'I .Iden that In? pretense
of desiring reform is altogether too
thin. Ihey gi?c him notice thal his
suits a^.ihist Messrs. Beiden, Denison,
and Cale will amount to nothing. They gloal
over the belief that the suit? an- ni fact ,,
fan?', maintain that they are ?tailed now with
sole reference to their effect on tin- campaign
this Fal!, ?uni innis] il?..; even lor this purpose
the} will prove failures,
We believe they ?ire mistaken in their esti?
matt' of the suit?, and we an- sine that they
very much mistake Cn- temper oi the people
in deciding boob their way of treating
them. Tim people at least Clink these suns
a serions business. They know they have been
lobbed. Tliev know that their taxes are e*? ?ry
year Increased i<? paj the eos] of the robbeiy, In
Stead of laughing at it. they are Fools eil High to
ir.-t mail aiiout it. WV predict thal next No?
vember there will be leas laughtci on the sub?
ject in the circles now so hilarious. This thing
i-. not going to blots over.
lill. DIFFERES* r.
We have received the following letter, ami
we tinst the answer BBBexed will satisfy the
writer as to the point in dispute:
in i in ?..' i ta r o t it, i Tribuue.
BlB: I notice you make a point in y iter
day'a TaiBtiss that the 3.63 laterchanseahie Ninda
It inliili.e?i let I ItV Ml (?Ti c1' ? !a 1 ?7 I ?lilli Ti ' ii ,'il I n otk
ni. ,a ita ti ni ,i,i.ii'c Kelti y. in thal Hey wei i paj ibis m
eula wWe those of the latter ate not tills i- disputed,
Bad I resnectfnllj submit abetbei trail and fhlraesa do
in.I i.-.juiia Hutt j .?: I ? .iii publtall Mr, Or?ela?] '-a .iitn le
mi fin- ? ni i'-it nuil .fini., a- Kelley*! reautrks m Congress
relative to tbla poiat, aad tkae set this in.iitr i srvctl)
baton j'-ur read? ??. \ i.. ? uxajti?,
Oplre o/ ?he 1.uti.non ntmtrtn. Philadelphie^ \u^. ">,
1?7<.
1. We had imagined that Mr. Greeley's
views a-? ti? ihe obligation of the United States
Cot? ?inn? nt to keep the promise engraved on
the tace ol tin greenback were well known,
lb- (nii-iiileied tin greenback a lying promue,
advocated immediate resumption month .tit* i
month ami year ?itti i year, tul nan a candi?
dats lol the I'll ?ldi'in ? upon ihe platform
adopted at Cincinnati, whit li contained tlie
billow in- ii? alai, it inn upon lim question of In?
llalmn :
? spsidy retara to epoch payatentati ii- uand l alike
i-y iii? digiiixt reaaideratloai al ooanasrclBl BioraUty
sad leaest got eraataat.
'1. After Mi. (Ireeley Inn! urgeil iii vain I'm
levers] rests tlie paptbtai ol the legal tendon
in lunn st ?lull,n-, lu- did advocate in a fen
articles Um propoaitioo t.? give the holden of
that suspended ?i.ipei t'u Option of exchanging
it for bond? bearing 3.63 per runt interest
in gold as a step toward raising tho value of
the greenbacks to par in coin.
3. Mr. Conrad, as wo understand lum, dis?
putes tho fact that tho U.?.'? bonds counte?
nanced hy Mr. Greoley wero gold bonds. Mr.
Greelcy's words are, in his article of Nor. 9,
1871, "bonds drawing an annual interest of
" 'A.tV* in coin per ?minni," und further ?long
in the same article ho Kimakn of making our
greenbacks "convertible at pleasure into bonds
"bearing a moderate gold interest." Titean
word? may be found in the urticlo as eopied
into Mr. Henry C. Carey's pamphlet edition wf
his letters to Secretary Bristow.
4. If it is disputed that .Judge Kelhy's 3.65s
are agniejnnl*. pure and simple, we refer to the
tirst section of the bill which Judge Kelley iir
troduced in ?January, lwTI, where may bo
found these Wolds:
* ? When any ]??'H..ii ?ii.ill ?lonuml of tho Trf.imirer
'of the Hatted States, sr ?my ?Isstetaut Tnaaurer, r? ?limp
tioii uf suhl l.oii.ls, it shall I?? tho 'inly of *;ti.1 Tri"i.aiirer
st assistant neaaaiiB TO 1'ay im i'.mii:i> STATES
MOTES tin? |irimi|ii?l of said basai at assais, w lth .t<? rut .1
iiiteifit, sad ."inei'i .uni forward the boada, ate.
."?. We, for our parti hold that it la impos?
sible for a man to g?"t OUt (?f debt by the
simple and ciis.v procesa of giving his note fot
what be owes. Hut however that may be,
there is an obvious difference between the
value ol' an annuity of $3 ?65 in ?total ami one
ol' ?*:{ I?"? in t'otileih'iatr notes or any other
sort ol paper money, all pretense ol' redeeming
which in coin has been formally abandoned.
When Mr. ('any and Judge Kelley represent
Mr. (ireeley as having f.ivoied their scheme of
atttAjnatt, they are guilty of a nagranl mia
statement.
(?. The greenbacks ptupoit to be payable in
coin. The Government exchanged them for
value, cither in services rendered or eommodi
ties purchased. Large numbers of the present
holders of the greenbacks demand that the
promise tu pay in gold bo made good. How
any in.in whose conduct is .it ?ill influenced by
the teachings of religion, whether Boman
Catholic, Lutheran, ?Jewish, or Mohanunedan,
???iii reconcile it with his consejen?-?" to cheat
and bate his creditors and violate Iii s unid, we
(?.innot understand. Idlotg lind Inn.iii? s aro
not responsible tor whit they <!??, but
now a human being who is not
cither one or the other eau have any doubt as
t.? what is meant by ih<- words ??n the face of
the greenback, iilul as to the duty resting <>n
the united States Governmenl to perforai thal
promise in the sense which was attached to it
when tim greenbacks were authorized, we have
never been able to understand. The duty of
the Government is to pojf its debts in honest
hard dollars. No other course ?4 open to it
rousistent with the ten commandments. Fur?
thermore, the fa?! that your neighbor is dead
i- no excuse for bearing false witness ttgainst
him, nor is the cirenmstanoo that he lu'* -?ved
a little property and is ? creditor any excuse
for robbing and slandering him.
REORQANIEINQ THE POLICE ROAkW.
Tilings are moving fast in our city politics.
It wa* pretty generally assumed yesterday
?ilt.?nimu that Tin, TRIM'*.v.'.i suggestion
about reorganizing tin? Police Board bad
a good ch linn of being ?olopteil.
The politicians were busy speculating as
to Mr. HataeiTs successor, if ii'?t also
,is to -tl'cessors for s line of til.* others.
We h";)?- and believe thal the Mayor takes a
different view of the cas?- from tlie poli?
ticians. The ?situation, indeed, presents
linn a great opportunity, and v?e sincerely
trust be may prove himself equal to it.
There has come to him airain, in fact.
the cilanco which came to Mi. Have
meyer at the beginning of his Ill-fated
term. Mr. Wickham may gain the
gratitude of right-thinking men of all
?lasses, and assure himself high piare in
our municipal history, if he will break
loose absolutely from party dictation ami re?
solve to give this city for once an honest and
capable Polios Board, st leeted without r?f?r?
ence to pal tisan advantages. He may on the ??tln-r
hand, add Iii-? name to the long list of ?Mayors
who were content to drag their high office in
lin ?liri .ii the dictation ?>f the petty kings of
the caucus and the ward meeting. Within tim
nexl week or tWO WO believe lu? (g likely to
make his choice.
There can be no doubt thal the Tam?
many leaden would be ftlad in :li?'
nexl election of whatever ai?! can be hon?
estly given them by a subservient Police
Board constituted entirely In tlmir
interest and to their liking. M ?yois hitherto
hiive fell disposed to nae their powers for just
snell partisan ends. Major Wickham can
du if too?eau blast, the hopes his friends
have formell of his career, and take Ins
place in the long catalogue of min who have
!.. on ?atisfle 1 in tin- ? ity's highest place t?? do i ho
dirty work of their party, ami pi-s out of notice.
Bul th.it is not his ambition?that is no] what
his record thus fat leads us t.> expeel of him;
it certainly is no1 what his friends hope.
Will the Mayor seek In reorganizing the
Police Board to make it np ?>!' men w!??>
?aill serve the Tammany Society ii? ^t, ?md
tin? eily second; or oi" men who will serve
the city Brat and .ill the tintel The
Mayor has nearly reached the ?Innung of
w.'.'.s. Tlnii far he has ?lone admirably.
Which course will be take now ?
m t.*:/ ii: ash judge.
The empire of this Republic stretches from
the extreme ?>f barbarism t<> the extreme of
civilization?from points of ?mar? hy to those gt
winch the authority of the law is fairly
alni even scrupulously respected?with many
interim di.ile phases of comparative peaee
aid o:?hr. Theoretically, the raine law
which rules in Masrachtisette, rules also
m Colorado; yet only tim other day a
Judge in Colorado wrote to his father in Maa
sachusetts that the mob, mfnriated by his of?
ficial firmness, h,ni him in its power ami was
about to put him to ?leith. In fact, he waa
shot by his enraged ?cnstodians withoul even
tlie usual po<?r f?u nullities of a self-cre?
ated tribunal He had tried to maintain
tiliil vidieat?: the Law, and this was
his reward? "Idle," su h?? wrote, " if die I
"iitiist, for law, order and principle; und I
"stand alone." His offense wag issuing war?
rants tor the arrest of certain unusu?
ally troublesome bra voce ] and all the
tsaaesins of I.uki" County rose i? vind??
cate th.? majesty of law-breaking. Curi?
ously OllOUgll the Sheriff himself headed
tlnse desperadoes in person ; ?md probably
Mould, if his followers had not been so impa?
tient, h,iie nanistrd in hanging the presiding
officer of his own court. Judge Dwyer wag
actually haled by his captors from the benth
and carried to another building, where
ne was taken oil' by four <?r Ive
pistol -hots from .behind lum. Before
this, h?- hid linn) to wiito tim tiller!munt??,
farewell letter to which wo have alluded.
"(?.??I comfort y???i," na said, "and kaef you
" .ii a tye." " lii.intuuch as ho died for justice
" and the ?ruth," he added, he was "like Him
" who died for all." And so ho ended.
If a missionary to .some savage land about
Is bo burned or brained had hurriedly com?
posed a last Isttft! like this, his IMSSBgS would
have claimed the admiration and the tears
of all the churches; but these whisky-sod?
den, smoking, swearing cowaids were nom?
inally Christians ; n ally white inhabi?
tants of the. United States; and civili/ed
BCCOrdiog to the clSBSificatiOfl of the
geographies. Their victim WBS a citizen ; but
were they not cili/cns also? voters if they
SSW til to VOtal taX-payen if they pleased to
pay taxes T Eligible to the Legislators, to
Congress, to the Bench, to th?' great Prc^i
dency, every one of them ? free, independent,
responsible to bo powsr, human ?>r divine?
Hang s judge I Why not. ! Were they
not judges si well T *? Did Luke County
wini | bitter COW! than theirs?
Could Matthew, Muk, or John Counties, if
then wow such, want better! Why wait for
hanging when shooting would do just as well,
and would be s irri.it deal mon- convenient ?
We moat bs patient when Impatience will
do no good. Here, according to our hist
knowledge of It, was an set of Botanic
cruelty, au outrage for which that word
is n poor one, ?i murder quite. M OOW?
ni ?Hy ?is any of record in the Newgate Calen?
dar ; and yet, we must be pstientl "What!"'
wa cry, "will bo participator in this bloody
"bnabiesabe regularly aad lawfully hanged
" for i< ?'" Probably not. Hanged, possibly,
but not for this ; shot, .stubbed, be di li to
death mav be, but not fot tlii.-?; cut off a-s the
violent man usually ia, but not with
Hie formality of judge and jury! It Is easy
to see that when the BIO- takes the liberty of
shooting the Court, those luxuries of civiliza
tioii called statutes have but n ?mull chance of
orderly enforcement. Meanwhile wa must wait.
In the ionise of i quarter of i century they
will do more think of lynching a Judge in
Granite, Luke County, Col., than of burn?
ing their town. Matten ara not much
wena then than they wen ia
Utah sot a long while ago; and
we see what has been and will speedily be
accomplished in Utah. .These Colorado im?
practicables wal la timo exterminate them?
selves. An houi'si JadgB hung hy them is a
martyr, aad his blood the seed of it bettor
commonwealth.
Th" late William J, Cole of Al durna deposited
not wisely, bal too well. Baton his death ho wai
known to be In posssseioB of certain bonds of the
Mobile .ni'! Alabama Railroad Company, bat no?
where Mold his sharp-eyed exocetos lim! them. Al
lau, rewards bavins been offered tor the recovery of
the documenta, certain enterprising persons began
to dis apoB the premiaos ol the late Cotes and in
lilla tim?? tiny were rewarded; for they .found the
documents ia aa old decayed starch box. Cole luwl
in? in ii? m Mni da- ; sod p isihly nut betns .?hie io
ke. ?i the sssi i? himself, he determined that nobody
el?, iii mid bavs them. Beside?, he knew that the
?livid- ml- on -Din- railwai bonds seen tu bs pay
sbl n t!u< Hay ol' Judgment, ami may have thought
that Ins w< re of that kind.
There is "a common looking, medium sised" dog
on the police fain'" el Alh ghaoy, Penn. Ib? i aiii'- a?
a lodgei last Winter to the police station, moneyless
ai.?l homeless sad hungry, ami limy took lum, and
be lus lived thereover siaee. Hugues therouudi
willi.'a officer,and assista ia captnriBS tho rapid
ra ?cal?, noising tbem behind. Ile travels ?-ni!) times
alamil, and wln-n be meets sa Inebriate bs harks tot
s pullet m ii to ooma np. This dog h appropriately
named Billy, and a harmless "billy" heia. Effect?
ive, but breaking ao heads.
Apropos of the Keile?- Motor, ws sfa ill now have .1
season and series of nstouuding inventions, There
i? ? man in Roma, N. Y., who has a machino nearly
perfected which will pump it? own water ami run
ii-,-if w iiliiuit lim or steam, The inventor calculates
thal when the tiling i? " fully developedM the patent
will be worth 91,000,000. All he wants now Js s
little munt y ami a l> tlaaCS v?. h vi wa ighing sllOBl IS
pounds. Weeonfess thal m th.-light of all tbees
developments we do no1 despairof perpetual motion.
Perpetual notion we ire eure of.
PERSONAL.
Chief-Justice Cray of Booton will probably
lie h -i I in -louis fur S liniiitii I)) a ?iirami-il Balle.
President Porter of Vaia is traveling in Can
aila, and w.n vis.il tim SiUroadaeks before du retains
i, .n...
The remains of Gen. John C. Breekinridge
have been removed from the real! wheie tbejj were
pi n.-1 .it tin- Ulm-1 if his funeral, and buried la ibeLes
iUgtOB, Ky., 11 in? ti ! ?
Marshal Bax tine is said io have recently v?s
it.ai c.api uii ??cn for tbe purpoi ol toltclting tbe Inter
v.-nt it in nf ti li ??li personage Ui obtain lervice fur lu iii?, li
lu tlia Kussiati army. Uli efforts are ?.ni to Lave cou
j.i) '? lj i tiled.
Messrs. Moody and Sankey, who are ex?
pected i'i arrive In tali my i ti Saturday, vviii be mai bj
tbe President ef tbe Round Lais Caaip-Mettlng Asaort
ati??n to loi n theil InteuUoiM lu ri>:<iiil m holding n
SO! .a a? a! la '.'?ls'-, till lill' gt tUl.ll.? Ill till: ASSOCiSttOB.
M. Leverticr, the Astronomer sod Director of
the Paris Oh i?.lim), lus t..'.'i*- ? proposal le place all
iii, rloeli i Paris in communication with the prtacipel
one ut '?i ? l ?'a ' tv.i*' ry, ao ii it all nut) !.:-!? tie mi m
?une. rho plan i? in i>?! lubmltted to tbe Uuaicipal
( .ann '1
Mr. James Bussell Lowell will bogia to pilb?
il ?mum Am 111 ill clj_-l1 or len vellum ? of IJBglUh |.l I-, -
? ?ni i.n?, from Marlows t.i Dryden, whirl ho las mi
?i. i a... i, m iihi. lim ili-t Miiuiii vu ?I probably lie de?
voted tu Marlowe. Mr. Lowell i? in>?? ?i wvrl on a vol?
ume ol i????> ?. ami Mt. LimTmiU la t UgSgl A IU Hu SBBM
lu iniii-r
Mr. Robert, the fottodef of the American
? ' .? it Constantinople, waa present at the cloeiag at*
i-i rises nf lli.it Institution !a?f innnlh. Btevea \.tiiii<
im n nf rartuua n itiani ? : ? i :. ? ?nie graduated. Mr May?
nard, Until i Biatcs -iiiii-i-r n. Turkey, and Mr. nicker
)n in, t "? ni' i Ijf Minister to On oca, weia aleo present and
Ui I .!?' Ila --"J.
It is proposed t<> place a pedestrian statue
nfc-,! ?iii?, who toa si Port Wagner ?t tis bead of i
Ma,i hueetts colored regiment, li the Mi monal Hail st
Cambridge, li was at Ural proposed to erect sa eqaei
Irian st?., bul as Boston has a ia a i, ii nu mouumeul of
Joha Browa or Abraham Lincoln, th? most conspicimiM
m ?ii. i - .a! emaui lp tttoo, it waa thought u-st to abandon
thal wea
Among other resolutions adopted st the Ab?
drew Johnaon Memorial Meeting in Memphis lastSatar
ti?) waa inn- earneaUj iwglagths Mate of rennes? s i?i
Isle steps, al the rarlleal moaieet, " to s fuller reeog
tini-?ti ..f lu? creal ablllti by tue erection of .? moauiueul
al N.' -In til-. 011 Hw ('.limul grounds, thal shall ictif? f..c
all nun lo come Bl the earaeel lue anti labvri >t Aiein-w
Johnson."
The Misses Bewick of Gateshead, England,
luv?- ilgmSed ilu-ir int. niiaiii nf bequeathing lo Um
Brillai Museum tim whola of their eolleetioaef i?i .?'?ras.
etc., ol cut? prepared by theil I iii? father ami narie,
i a - :. ? m.iiij' drawing! by tbe former Bverj famoui
cut nf llinti is Bewickle represented bj i choice inipn-s
sion from the block, and the collecUou ut tilt- ?saaiksof
J'iii.i Bewlel la hardly Inferior m ralee,
A eotoaas] statue of Arminias, or Hermann,
Wlln cxtcriiitli Hi it fin ? l-nriiu ? ii ? .nu? nan- > . ti? I.n
ti'ireit?, wiii bs ires tal at l^rtsudd. B'sstphalia, tins
wee! iiie.it pr-'p.iritimis havs beca mulo for tii.>i
i m.uiy. which U Intended to be vary brtUiaal ihe Em?
peror ?? i i .tin ?uni i'i mee i.i.-iii.in k will Le prest-nl
i f |tru|i.atimi, of tin iiituiiiii]'ni .ne gtgaatle It is a
raised ob the bUl where tim defeat of the k'umni ??.m
i iiii-iiiiitii.iii'i! Tin- itslBOi which in ?>i nuil, weighs no
li?t- til HI 1 I >.DOO |a.ll|l,,|S
The lion. John J. Baboon related the follow
lag latereetlag incident la ins oratloa st the Olee eatei
OsatsaaiaL Itsssmalhal liasse, thassBrntaadaral the
i-'aieon,hatagIgaarasl nf the iwi!i.u,?.ik sssspsflsdts
lapsadapon Impreaaed flahertnen : "One of Hi? #*>. Wil?
lum Baissa, a bbbb sastresa M nu.] oo rsacseM^ of la?
ine Iie.illt?, Wiis le-pure.I to net nu jillnf Timi- mgblj llll
I liitcil wall tim p.itriuttc m-ntiiiit'iil or bli? ]1?SSIBTB. It
?trieil to hvohI Hie liiitnful tusk, pi?-mliug poo! cyciti^lit.
? wii i lue? there*1 s-ked Uaiee, petaUai to Hi?? house of
Hiiioiuoii Pensas, wittel stead na tmbnt neaad ea tis
weat side of tlia harbor, and ?tis BSSd for one of the
m-ii in. f..f riiiinaig lu rimjyo-ui Ustionnau Uli? red mil
the nan??" sf th? owtwr ' !fow,' astd Mnssa, ' f Unit yog
ran nee wiall eimnirh, and if you 1st this ship Bhrfi not
t'.tn I will ?hoot you on the a;x>t.' t'rnl ?r such couipul.
sion the ?Iii;, um brought tai a safe anrhorags."
Washinijtom, Aur. IO.?The Hon. J. Russell
.? )t?>?*. i 'tilted states Mm it.-r to Delirium, la in this ?sty.
Ottawa, Aug. 10.?A cable dispn^h says
tha lion. Alexander M.i? si'ti/.i,., Ihs Premier of Catina.
will leave r.mrlaiiil 'or ('.?na.la on ti??? liitli ina?.
FOl.ITIC.il NOTRE.
Mr. Thurnnn will mako his next sfieecli at
( '?? ? ? m I on BBS MCI inst. DniSBS '?'' brace* np a tills
morn Hi ni ha ?lid at Miitistiol?l ho might as well ?nar?
bis Im ath.
Senator Morton'?? speech is received v ?th
pratty ?eneral favor by tin? li. pul.tiran press of tha
i ?.mitt v li is noticeable that wry lulls attention i? paid
to hi? threadbare aanagas on the rsaaUiaai aaaaBBBaM .?I
Hi. ?.ntli. The tih.oily shirt has BBBBai to Ixj us?;fill as S
fi4K' t?. Uni the popalar haart.
The Interior licpartineiit is try ?iii? to coun?
teract the BBVBBBgBBg BVtdaaeS which the lu vont lasting
< oitiinlssiOli ia inirovi-rllig lu the linli.tn roiuitty, l.y seii?V
lag la the Bowapapena prta'ed atrraUai eeata?hrtng aa>
tri. i< fioin ?m Inespaaslbls bbrbbiaadsafi i.tt. ra srasi
V, u-ii BgtoB to ?ti o tis. urn su?l iiiiiiitlii(.'t.ti??l joiirt? il In
the Wist, Tim h-ti? r? are intended fora .?.fot?, of the
In.li,m lim. in, aud ?ire ?Imply lira.les of abuse ai'iiusi
nil the peteoaa who kara laid iisp!i-a?snt truth ai?>utths
ii.iuai,'. rs of lii.ll.tn uiT.iirs. Mr ln-isno .'.lui Mr. Smith,
if th?-> ure ri'sii.insilili' for tins circular, will BBSB BBB tlis
folly of it. liny bave reached a not?t where BBBaathlBg
Bgood 'hal nio.-e po.v. t ni tlun .ii.?ne i? seeded toe,nor
sp Hu- -a, mi.l.iii.u- opa iti'.iM whicii aro .limy eaaaillg IO
light.
The attitude of the I'eiinsilvania I>einocir\cy
on the i"iiir?'ii'"y ?j'l.-stmti I- BOSaWtBlBJI of a mystery. 1 lia
state aaaasaf the party has ?mt ?.mi aajrthiag ?J.-ttnita
ai.aiut it her. totara, bal The TUutmrnT* CmuHtr towAooR
now in an article diaaandlag aa mil,item pJadforai f.?r
It... neil r.iiiip.in;n. It -i.iyi: "lile D.in.i.-ia.y of IVnti
?j I? ?mia intist nut h?- behlad thslr arethrea m Date up.?n
tho nmiii-y ?jii.-tinii, antill li paramount to ail ot:.?!r
qaestloai now agltatiag ti.? ],,it>iic ?tag. Tim aoeph of
this State mulei-lui.1 that it is the ilnty of th? National
OoTonuaeat, laataad of eoatraoUag tim aanaai y. to pnr
raiaeaoagh toaaeet tli" wants aegaaeral trade, ?o that
it ina) he li.nl without BBVBag to pay for it a he ivy ? tt?j
of inter? st. Th?" jieiiioi i iiie Biaaarala thai Otate aadai??
-i.in.l ti..-e .pi. .?notts perfectly, ead it Bssaaaaa n.?
i.iiii. i s i.? take a leal 'it ft ?nu Unir Ohio aelghbars if tbsy
. \?.. t tins I .iii t?.. tread ths ?.ami? road te rletory a*rat
v. lui li tho Hem.i.rnti." IliiitH ni tim buckeye r,ta(?j are
niovuie; in Irresistible fores."
Th?; New-York Democracy ajijiears to lia
divided on the ?|ii??-ti. ti of lim Speak, rahip. ?he */riiriii*
('oarer Bgfeee willi Ih* t'U-ea Obsrrrcr so fs?- ia, Mr Kan
dsll's angliisss asea, bal it gees ast agraa ariah H aa ths
1.1 mi..11 Hi it Mr. Cox shuni.1 withdraw itn.I leav?. a all ?r
li. 1.1 for Mt. Kerr. The (';nri?r thiuki Mi. (ox BtBBsf
nl.le to Mr. Kerr, since "his record on all the joh? and
gi ihs 11 tsrttnr homme laager, sir dghtar,sasl atdat than
tiny ..ii in tlie llinis.'." As (Bf the stnagth of Mr Can.
.lall aa compare! v. Uti thal of Mr. ( <>x. The Courier say? :
'? Mr. Ililli.tall Ima lo?) psSdaad, has Im * Daassaeatl ?ioii'l
tnk<? UM plsdgS in thsaS ?lays aa reatlily. Wh" aro they t
What Hint?-? I Natue them. W?t are .?...-.i.-.i \,y V.,itoo
wini know, that this is the thinnest of eleetmneeritig
dodges. The Southern meint? -ti, Who ?to the BeSrf of ths
Btesaherahip with tew exceptio'is, sr?? BaesaiaUctad Ma
Vox ataada a good eaanee for timm, as are aro reedy ta
show ; and m ih" Weet .?'el Best be to-dnr w.mi.i rsrrg
th.- nisjoriti New jers.-y, Mteaigaa, ant Ohio,B.4as
? ij tie ? -Eaglaad, un.l we Detlevs,? tanlotiif nt th?. gi a?
York m?.miier-- are fo* hua. Why, thea, iliosld hsjltlal
to Mr. K? n, a io n the ? lelding ??oui?! Bot ?l?-/?' ?t Mi .: an?
illili, .in?! when tv Mhtlag .ni, Mr. ('ox'sfrtsssJaeaa
assure him, in -,, far a.- aataeedeal probabilities tin fur
un> thuin, oi sueeeaa t"
K\-i?ov. li. Gratz l?rown end??avors, in a
Lui.'letter to The st. Loutit tHabe-lieniorrn', to i'n'in'%
Ao'.nc wroti< bapreeatoaa coaeei slag in. aptaisas sa Ha*
tunal llii.ii.et s. Ile is opposed to the Nat.?niai h ink sj p,
teni, an?! ililli';- tli? r?? woiil.l not bo iinieh ?lifVulty mi ths
pjrt of the ?.?iveitiiiieiit in patting forth a 'S.H? int.:-. .,_?
rerttbts hong, bsesass such abouti woni.i ?? at oin?! ? ti?*
i must sei ui.i investment for that I ngei atauini. >f olia
capital which refuses to trust the keeping of m .hilary
ii-i'.ii agea? lea " Deterrtag to ths pallar of aoasVaotlaai
In eaj s : " ? me inline.li.ne resuli Is t<? <li*coiini,<?' all nea"
Industries, tocoaipolold ?ntoiprisi-.s to iaspeni,SBesB>
centrate mommy Baan sjieculativ? oi?jects, luafrantio
itraggte f??r largs gaia.eaaaiBg u to aasMdafl thecurr.nts
of i ?.linary trade thal rtoM nio?1??r.it<? i>ro?t, and
shore all e?lai hy eaaatag Koaaral ataiaatlsa. ts i?'it the
debts of tilt? (-??unity upon the lain] ni the slia|?e aif uiorl>
gsges. i.Hl., t than on tan personal seountles whieb sna>
tain active business.1* Near the .lose of Bia l?tt?-r <;.iv.
Iln.isii BBJtBI "It i? Safe to prixltet in.it a lull ..iel Uir
ii...ii--ion o.' t?li tho problems oouaectcd alth this fluaa?
euti controversy will reach a lik? sooi MMtofl m h.-halt al a
fu".. ciiistie currency, regnlatod totelj i?> ths ".vant., .it
biuincss,ileteriiiliicii in Its Baa hy reception lot ilt'nt?,
lax.-, . a toni-, i.-siii. .1 Hs to ?is value hy i??uvt-i ti'nl.tj?
Into an interest-bearing bond of an sveraM rato, aad ia?
itosluaupon tb?credit of the OovecaaMat, ratpraaeattaaj
tim whole wealth .?t tha ooaulry.''
A jiood idea of tho " hainioi'ious*-' comlit'on,
of tue Diiii.B'iatic party on tho money ijur-tl-ia Baa um
Inn] iiy ctiinpiirinir (he iittcranees of two roprtva-tit.itive
De'iiociatic papen, one in New Yolk ami the Bthar in
liiiliaua. The Troy Preu, speak in if of tim tlnaiirial pi.ink
lu tin next N itioiml Ueiimeriitie platform, say? : " laie*
lion will he l'uo;oiij?tily sipleli heil Iii tho N.ttloli.il I on?
reutioa. Vo oaa roaJly taaas that it will asi What ths
pet.pie .1.-iiiiili.I will ho .loue. Th?. Olli...ins might as well
i. .in i.) look Isrward to t.?Witi({ ha?B s?tats an I li'.iig
leqniredtoga >n probatiou til! tbey hare proved tliein
s.ttvea rene?e.i m the goBBlaa faith." At ahoat lbs bbbbs
Hum this wiin witt ten, the editor of ?he Kean*riilr OamgfMf
WM writing ?m tlie sssaa ?jaestien as faUawsi " i'.?oiir
ni.n.I ti.is iii.?'!-.' qaasthM i? of mitre import mee Utan tlio
pi e-.i t at:.m uf patties or The retention of the serviros of
Barely loaders. The DoeMcratle porty al tha nation win
experience bo dlfltsultjr la Badiag hold and a'il" loodaas
wit.i ure in ..ytiipathy wiiii the BMaSN mi tag mouey
question, nut tim peopu brtead t.? ?. t?is tins tnoii?/
question at tha palla, and thejraa art latead to eeaosaa
iiite rlforta mt i tti? rrosabaHi pottoyhaa trtamphml.
i he presidential candidate on tim bemooratio ticket will
l?. in.minai, a by tha Wail sad benth. That Western >r
-??li Hie 11, m :. li win? fat:, les ho i .ill col,clll.it.- the cn iii. t
uiir vi? \? s.,.' th Bastero andSouth-Wostern people upon
ii,- m. ?.' question mus? i??, beside bimself."
There is losae a.uiet talk in Ifassaishuai rta
ahoat raaalag diaries Fraaela .Vilnius' n? a "Caaloanl ?i"
can.iiilat.- f..i- Qoveraoc tos Pall. Aa aa aaVUtloaBl mi?
nulli In favor o?'his iioiiiiiia'ioii, I he s/,riiujjieid Eeptdb
lunn ni.ikes Tie ?iV.i : " Thil is pit-It f i-eri.tilil> MaMB>
cbnsetU'i isstchsaoe tofnraisl i lYaaldanl to the aasalip
?luim?, this i-.ti.-ri.tion. If not f ?r all lune to Bonah
Massachusetts'! last eli.nice; lyirahaMj? Now EnEtnedfi
last chance, too. Political power Is steadily and swiftly
passing to the ?Yost, peai hy year. Hut MaaaachasettSj
it vu .ti ...'? ?.. ...i stare .?ti the laorttabte a li";.-1 sagas.
She c in .?o it i:i Jost BBS way- l.y miking tie graadss . >t
I ti'i .'vi'.niis bar 'eiiteiini.il (?.?vernor. In dotag ti..-. - Bj
win iiirn-t linn hold relief Bgalaal iii.- b tohgroaad of our
-aomi-wh.it begrimed aadeoafaaed poUttei .? Igara that
eva-n in l'ctiri'iiieiit is nui Boaspleaoaa for tim im-s.?' ??I
mind of tha managiag politk'bms. l'l.e historie bbbbbj
! lie eve it SSSOI ?ilMoil.-t will, h ."I'.istt-r at'olill.l It, ill.' in su
i; ?i,sir. np?- ttatesBiaa, and Ineorrapttble patriot, the
e? nt. nui.ii'?.lilli: in tie- .m, the popular dlaasHafatitlna
with un-m. .h ?,re issl Bseaaiaatess la politics, u.? pupa
lar .-itu? i m-?, to celebrate the iBniversaryysarbygvttlag
te?-1.< si - ii: thi-s. elements in the situation warina! *
belief thal the election of charl ? Finnis adams sa
?invert.>.r ?if Maaaaohusetts ni l -?. woaltl m. m I is el.-.?
lion i- l'l. si,lent ot the I Ulta ?I st..t.-? lil 1ST''. 'Hie li'./
??....tKiiii-,-.' it would ha IrapoaslMe for tin- politiciaBs to
h.-ip li iiisaiv.'s. Th? tiiati nut the ititnliti u- ??? lui .no4
Wi ; ii ' c 'oi? lliiioh fur them."
Finite opistosr.
Peace will win in lM7t5. Will not some do
...:..i admirer whisper in.s gotdra Irutb t.? ?i:i??i P.
Morl.?ii before ti?- ??ti li? the meusur?? of hi? folly f- | riule
...1. ipi'i.i ruses (Iml.)
Nothing is clearei ili.?n that tim next |ire
vaiiin.' political parti will dec?an for early Bperfcrs?
sump", le lie K. pu!.in ..iib halo nile .,I. ii,nie li in a
quiet sort of way. 'Hi?.re ..in be bo hope of a psrty
wln.-ii Instead ?if propoalag uore aetaalb proposes 'o
linn ti.?? .Itifi in au opposite dtreotloa. (Baa Francisco
Bulletin (Iad.1
i he li:inl-niot)?'y oijj.ins of the Ka.st have
-eui a .!? I U Un? lit oi Ulli II? CtU ii In ?? into ??hi" to furnish
i !.. iii ?;s.i lal correspondence touehtag- the cant ,xmn llo-aa
. reatiues wn.? t? iwdor, ,?!i?l ara m Bulng bibsbivb letlerg
to thslr master? prcdictinu ?'?? attar saalhllatioaot ths
purl] of the people m o.-iat'ier nest, l.t theai witta Wa
in afford to await the ivtunia?I? 'im-uiuali Ku.|iui?*
(i)fin.i
A e.n ions featuri1 of the New-York eanva-sg
Is tut Interest i??k?u m the Ursolsj kspebltraao. Yoe
pol?tica] pariahs, they an eojalngosj iwntsrkahsy btoIU
('?.Hi sutes un? sliowt riiu llieni willi p..lil?, iittetilmiis.
\Se ?uspecl tie" upshot <>i it ?li will bethal ths "Isaaasn"
.nil ?iioi,;'I.? i.iiier.u roto to the ticpuMi.Mii?, aad wal
i..- un.i >le to deliver las guisas fBprtnaaulil stapablicaa
(Iml.)
Ilr;iill'onl PrittM has Y"p\\ -\j\ hoiioi ??? hil
? ou-'it i. ney ami sha Ki|..iMii'.tn t??rty at birga? lhere
is nu ii.Uli.I his noniiuatit.il WI ?ubi st i. ii.-! lieu Iii? v??U? IB
Killel ( utiuty, whsra Mr rimre ts aa ?eli kaoara aad
s. large ? nutnherof \otei? m the meiropolitaB ilatttot
rcsi.le. Me know he Is not eieclieil in oouipoletit-e or IB
ti ?nt ?of private shsraeter hj> ant luu.litlais s ho way bo
iiaiiej. [Blaaln adrortiasr(Bag?
No l?t'i-iihlit an in the State has gretiU-l
rial m > upon lb. patsy, Bad BO pant ha? s more tlivtrrviug
?u I'.ii.ipiteiit in in for Ihn oilii?" of Vltoruci Sjimursi th*a
Mr I", un ?? Ile Ima lima, ix-eti Wnowa for bis beuslf
Bad itiK'Kiity, au?! ?ia.- Beoa a iiiciiiImt of our Slats ls)?i*
latino foi four ? otiseeittive rsata reprtNs?iitius* B distrital
titi u nt lily en?, shoal ooo liaiiutxitaxio ?uisjtiiuy.-*
[byraoass rTlandanl (Rapd