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rerteng wOOtut t., ??' e.'-n ,"ia: 1 RIBUNV in nnv of tb*
h aim, tmatt, u- ? i ??' ? in s U_.il y. Bsuelilf told, will con
lei a tatu? by m/mrmino tJhis o.'.'kv o? ti-r m cuoiataaeo*.
Tur. si.Mi-".f, ___ii.T Tureca- will ba ready t_ls ni iraluij
St 8 o'clock, in v ??1?!" is for ui..i:;i'-i. I". 1.-?
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FOUNDED BY HORACE OREELEY.
FRIDAY, JIN 1: 9, 1S7G.
TUE NEWS l.'HS MOBBINQ.
FoRKios'.?Co'iat Aiulrnssy ha:? lice?i in? ?ted to
Etna.-"' Tin- s?tvii"i QoTeraineiit heebeeBdis>
suailt-dfrom goiagte war by Kaeeie. ?* QtMrya
SlAUtl itt ?lcull.
Domi sTic?Headv?taten for Cr.e rarioea Prest.
dentiiil caii?li?l:?t"s are opening hi I inuinnati.
Oov. Cl?i-in-y ?it N( ?v-'tl.i:;;; -?ii;?' hot been iimii
gurat?*?!; liis Bm_BB__M; siiuw? tin.- I.mmi. MOl tlicMi.t?
in goud c.unlit ion.
Oomana?la ?m Bonete jesterday Iir. Meertl]
of Vennont m;?! Mr. l'.ia.iii spake ?n-ani-t the BUrrer
bill, Mr. Shaneea la fevetoJ to. IntheHeaee,
Mr. \\xtuut maAt a pertteewteij attu.k e_ Mr.
Hataei unA rree WeiTlj eroeeaad.
City and BvatnuuBV-The Aldcrnaee ankcd the
a Qavanee la act witboal delay m regard t" Ute Pire
r ('oiiituissii)iii i?, ;i:nileeehre?le lareettgnte t)?<- De
r partnieiit of Bniltlhige. s = ___efenr_atety Inetitn*
tinii?, iin'r-??:. diadpliae. in-imity, ami ?rime were
the rtriiirij'.i! sal j ??< 11 ? onaldset ?1 !>y tbs Priatei Coii
gesee s nie * *?? .n r?l ?if Apportionment antbor
laai Ike ?>m?<- a?fl 00O.OV0 it? boada lor ilie Hi?h>K
lyu Jlri?!?!'. The ICiiiul.li-1, Idl? r, ('?.in.-t.
Arrow, and Mad (':.*> xxon the pri?es in t!.?' Ni-w-Voik
Yacht Club r?_:?ittrt. : Idali.., Fkeeheeairr.
Lluyd's Astcmi'l colt, aiitl Beitrete iron the Jerame
Park neee, ('?h-mi.ui. M? iLeae t\ i". obtained
au exti-u.sioii. o?? i.i bna ege i o si I,'?.? t,8prainMs
? C??.. 18.000,00 I bars beea preoented and $3,000,
Ooo pruved : :? tliviaend <>f 10 per eeat will be paid.
= (iold, li_j*-t, il"??'?, 112V Gold vaiu.-of the
le?rel-t<*n?i(*i' ?dollar at the does. 88Tm oeate.-r*
Stock? iiii:?lci..i.ly activo and irr?-?_'.i!ar, f4irrlng
gouorally bigfaer.
Tiik Wbathbb.?The Garramneot ttpott predicts
cloud? and ?m ;il rains. . In this city yest? r?lay
the day w?.? v.iy warm and ninny; tln-nnoincti-r,
72?, 81, 7d . . The local ladieetleea an thai
K?hk1 wt-iilli? i will continue wiiLin a radius of 100
milt? until flaaflej
Readert of TllB Tiiii'.i HI koyaiuc tmen or nxts
elimj for the Summer can hare the ]iai,er mailed
to them, ]iDKt?mili, /m- .ft] ]ir,,- uyoata, tat addrtat
being eltaniittl wneatvet des-irei!. IteauetU fur a
change of atliiraas tlmuld alwttut meatiou the
edition (Dally, Weel.ly. or Semi-Weekly), and
both old and new aMroutet.
NeifotiatioiiH fur tlie (liiiloinatic ronfi-roiicr
at Em? B***_aae*_ ?luwiv. liaaawhfla the Kitu.i
tiou in Ttirkisli .iffaii. is Koincwbut inipiov
ing, eiiKi! t!i<*? Servian ?Qorerwaaat has
doclared that it will not enter into lioatilitics.
At Cinciiiimii tlio adraaee g-ard are already
on the ground. Mr. (.i>nklin__N finnds .-ijiji.-ar
to be nmkiiiu' th<- BMal earnest 4aa_tmatta*_kMia_
and arc rvs?isti-d hs ,?-??iia??>r ?Ion.?.-?, whoee ar?
rangement h prma?ae hospitality to fltrlffattia un
tlio bonanza .si;ile.
Blaino iiivt-HtiiCiition yest? nlay aninuntrd to
little cither way. Kvt-n tlie (losj'cr.tte attempt
of Mr. Tavhox to raise an exeitement tinder
the guise of a jiersoiiii! exiilanation failed of
eur<*e,S?. The eaaBBBM of Mr. Ulaino are run
niiig short ot fin-1. _
Chief-?lunti?*e Daly's address before the l'risrm
Reform Oaaa~Me in ol ?'Siieciiil valut*. (M it
gives high h gal (?pinion ?>n the sul-ject of tlie
insanity pha in iniinhr c:i-??-s. lie flunks that
the question of insanity ought not to be sub?
mitted to tb?i jury. _
Ei-onoiny is the rattag motive in th" Biij_r_res
tious of (_..v. Cheney's message. He uigt-.ili.it
the meetings of the N?*w-II;iiupsliiie Leghda
turi* be biennial instead of anini.tl. If the
change should be maile, th?3 indirect __BT?a_*f,
by tlie paaeaaje of fewer BBBiea laws, is likely
to auiount to nii-ie even than tho direct re?
trenchment.
-?
The movement of the Aldermen to r-tir up
Gov. Tilden about the removal of the Fire
Commiasionevs is probably meant for political
effect and deaigued to have gome influence
upon the choice at Ht. Louis. The uiider
writere of this city have, however, been well
contented with the Fire Department, and do
pot sympathize with the efforts that are made
at interval i lo substitute plaoemou and pohti
fiaii? for its trained o?licern.
Yesterday's lively breezes were unn-itially
propitious for the annual race of tlio New
York Vaeiit ( In1.). Merc ?drifting, or yaeht.s
becalmed ;is if at anchor, ?though with nil
?sail* aet, has lii-.-i) the t _?????, ?1 m M-vei'.il pte
vious jreOTO. Oil land as well as on water it
was u favorable day for out-door sports, and
tli? Jeronio i 'ark nCM were of peculiar in?
terest, the .old turfmen being ft nei.aliy aiis
ai'li.'ii'.ted, M the winning hOMCJ had not been
lavorifcs.
Details concerning the onapenaion of a larga
(by goods unn ?nilic.ite tlint the failure was
more a result of old losses than a:i ?effect of
lhe present eoiiilition of bti.-ine.ss. It is also a
wry favorable circu?;) times that the linn only
asks for an extension) and bopei to pay in
full. The failures ?it ?he present are very dil
fcreiit tram ?those o? the ?poni?; an opportunity
being presented for ?comparison in ?the steps
just aniioiiiiei il for the set tlcni'iit of llovt,
-Sprngues & t'o.'s aflhira, in which the eluima
pre -? nted amounted to $8,000,000, though only j
$3,000,000 hit\e Ixen proved, and t"*j?* referee
iiiDiiiiii! inlrt a dividend of On j?ct ten!.
Gentlemen on the Ti.'di-n Hckei last Fall in
this State openly admit* -d thai il tin* election
hii'i c.iine ten day.-? lalcr, llio Khool qneatiiiB
and tin? action of the secret sDiieties iher.-on
would have ?defeated ?them. ti?>v. II ?\ to eveiy?
where attribnted hia ?neeesa ?to ?the ?influence
of the Khool question in Ohio pol?tica, (?cu.
Grant recognized lhe -saine powerful in
tiiienc?) ill his Des Moines speech, ami
Mr. Maine ?made ? ?shrewder bid for it
in his proposed amendment to the Constitu?
tion. Now cornea an address ?from ?the "Arner
" ican Alliance." which desenlies itself as baaed
on the principle of Americana rating America.
It recommends that American-bora citiiena
only h?? elected t.? oftlcial poaitiona of high
trust, and demanda the nee ?>l the Bible in the
public school-. Apparent!/ this is the
aocietj which John Y. Footer discov?
ered, and has affiliated with it the
?similar ?soeictiea which have ?been organised
throughout the ooimtry, ?and the worhinga of
which were ?ao pali.al.lv fell in lual Full's el.???
tions. The addreoaintimntea that in the event
of unsatisfactory Presidential nominations, the
American Alliance ?propos?e a National Conven?
tion on tin? l'on it !i of July, It is an open
?secret that whatever influence it has prior to
?thai time i* thrown, in accordance with the
FoatOf letter, in fa.or of Mr. Maine.
Till: GENEVA AWARD.
There ia dang? i ? f ?action in I i Dgreaa which
Will not only discredit our ci.iiiiliy in tbeeyes
of the world, 1 ?iit will ?involve ?International
consequences ??I a very eerious and nnfortu
nate nature. The bill of the majority of tlit
Judiciary Committee of the Houae of Repre
scuiatives for the diatributioa of the surplus
Alabama monej Is now under diacusaion. It
propoaea to repudiate the judgment ?>f th<
l.eneva ?tribunal and Wt aside the <-? ?n? ? ii-i- .:
by which the united Stales, in ?accepting the
decision of the arbitra tora, virtnalljr ?bound
itself to f-tan-l. The caae is a wry plain one.
In submitting it ? claima against Great Britain
thia ?country a>k? ?1 damages lirai fur the
direct loases occasioned by the destrno
tion ?.f rcaaels ?and ?cargoes by tli?- Con?
federate crui-.ei . ; soeondly, for the coal oi
pursuing these ?cruisers ; thirdly, for the tranafi r
of cur commerce to fore! m Baga; fourthly, foi
i the ?payment of war ri-ks; and fifthly, f->; the
! prolongation of the war. The third, fourth)
?and lull chuses constituted ?the "indirect
"claims," which after they bad nearly canard
tin* failure <?t the arbitration, were flnallj
ruled out by the unanimous Judgment of ?the
tribunal. The second elaoawoa afterward dis
?allowed by the aihitiatore. There remained
then only the daims l'.r direct loaaea by the
?captureof v.--els ?and cargoes,and these were
at last reduced by a derlei? n ih.it Great
Britain was ?responsible for ?the depredations
ot only three of them. This ?result was
?reached, it will !>?? ?remembered, with ?the
acquiescence of ?the United st.it>-?, ?and
i then came the question how much Gr?ai Brit*
? aiii ?ought to pay. if was -answered by taking
our itemised hJO, adding ?something for inter
eat, ami awarding a ?lump sum, to be distrib?
uted l?y tis among the ?parties whose ?claima it
represented. Is it not char that the United
si ites Government thus became the recipient
ol a trus!, and was obliged, in justice, honor,
and common deeency to pay the money to those,
and to those only, to whom the tribunal
awarded it 1
Yet this is ju-si. what the united States hesi?
tates to do. It Brat excluded from participa?
tion in the award OVOfy insurance company
which could not .show that its whole busilieas
i during the war, so far as war risks went, was
' unprofitable ; and as then! remains a con?
siderable ?surplus alter satisfying the claims of
! owners of vessels and eargOCS captured by tile
? Alabama, Florida ami Bbenaadoah, the Judi
: eiary ?Committee now ?reeommenda payment,
first to the ?sufferers from the ?depredations oi
?cruisers for which the tribunal held Great l>rit
iim not to be responsible ; secondly to those who
paid war-premium.* ; and then, if there, should
be ?anything left, to the insurance companies
pro uta. In other words, it is proposed to pay
two elaasee of elaima which the ?arbitrators
disallowed (including some of the Indirect
elaimS which England would not even submit
I to arbitration), and to give the insomnes eons
? panics, whom the tiiliilii.il placed upon the
I same footing M the private owtnts, only a
I share in A contingent remainder. It i.s a well
known principle of law that "an insurer who
' " has paid the owner M for a total loss is cn
I " titled to he subr?gate?! to all the rights of
] " the assured in raOPCCt of lhe subject matter
? " of the insurance." It makes no difi?reme
1 whether he has gained or lost by his business
j in the long run: bw the mere act of ?paying
' ?bt ?mu ?sanea in the policy he acquires all
1 the right which the owner would have
? had to UM property if it had not
: ?been .?destroyed. In his recent apeeeh on
| this subject in 'he Houae of Representatives lhe
1 lion. Klijah Waitl quoted an apposite state?
ment oi Daniel Webster's i "There i* no more
I "universal maxim of law and justice through
i "out the civilized and commercial world than
i "that an underwrite! who has ?paid a loss on
"ship or fncrchamli.se to the owner is ?entitled
"to whatever may be received lrom the
" properly. His right accrues by the very act
"of payment. Ami if the property or it? pro?
ceeds be afterward recovered in whole or in
"part, whether the recovery lx> from the ?ea,
" I rom captors, or from the jintiee of foreign
"States, such recovery in for the btnelit of the
"undeiwriter." The principle indeed in too
well established to admit of any dispute, it
was recognized by the counsel on both sides, in
their urguuieut* at (?cueva. Finally?and this
point ought to be conclusive?the claim* of
| the insurance companies were included in the
i.emi/i-?I bill for damagM pnaautod by the
United Btatoe and paid by ?raal Britain.
We bava pl;i.nc?l ouimIvcs BpOB flu? (?eneva
A vi?itral ion ai a bow departan in the Bettle
Hunt ol International dieputee. A Gomndttee
o? Congroee is deliberating npon a pi?.itet for
tin- eefcibliabmeul of a permanent international
?tribunal. I? i? eon?.hrabk. .that ^ith Util
threatened action of Congraa* staring then in
j tin- Tue oilier natione will be eager t<> antea
I im?? each .".n arrangement arith u>* Than ia
? oui;, one honorable eoUTM for us to pursue,?
thai is to die-tribute the money according to
the (Ik: ?on ol ib?* tribunal. Then if then ii
any ?thing left* if it appean that we charged
lor mon damagea ?than wa could prove, the
rmrplna ought t" be ntttrned to Qreat Britain?
That ia the a*ay ?an boneet nao mir" when he
iia-* collected mon than his due.
BEEP COOL
Tin re never ante BO good a timo to keep
pcrfectlj cool and avoid worry und fret, and
l?><. of temper, as tin* pr?tent. Por even pro- I
ic-ioiial politicians, and the ?men who have
rabatantial tnteneta, aa they think, Involved
in the gnat qnaetiaone to be eettled at Cincin?
nati and st. Louie, it will pay in the end ta
?.Ni-ii-ise a fair degree of eelf-natraint and
pneeive an equal mind. And everybody e_M
tmghl certainly ?to heap eooL It does not pay,
and then k_ really bo indueamanti although
then may be btMjtient and abnndant provoca
tinn. to do anything else. The poHtieal ettaa*
iioii is very exciting to persons r* excitable
ti m;t? laments. For the iioiiiiiiatioii of each
party then an candidate! and candidateai a j
gnat hu ly-burly of tlu-m poabing and pu.lud
for t'ie leading place amid mneh confusion
and noise nml a gnat nifrfflg of dn-t. Than
an ehargae and counter charg?e, rnmon
and n (iitniioiis of Illinois, ilenuin lattOBI
and denials, invent igationH, vindication?^ ami
wbal not) and all foi whatl Bimply Unit
.-.rue one may be nominated ol' liimleri d from
being nominated for the Pneideney. Let u
all poaecre om eoula in patience, and make up
our munis tli.it whatever happant ara eaa
neither help bot binder it by engaging in
boated diecuaaiou and getting red ia the face.
Home one of ?the gentlemen \\11?? bave been
named for the Cincinnati nomination ????1 gat
it. Let na hope be will li?-. if not an ideal ?can?
didate, ?me at ?my rate whose candidacy ?".ill
not diegrace the party that nominates Uni.
*-o too i une om donbtleee of thoee proroi
nently named fur the Si. I.mi-, nomination
will carry off that prize. Let us hope ia that
eaae aleo the eelectioo v>ill be ana which
\,',\\ do honor to the judgment r.ml ?lis
eu-'ii'Hi of tin- gnat pally t?hat makes
the nomination. And in any ?vent.
whether either or both Convention? make
ill? ii choie? from the Uel of prominent namee.
01 go oui and take op eome Grreal Unlcnown,
let lis try tO believe 'hit both u ?11 I ???'i'-"ii/e
tlie popular demand for candidates of well
Known ability and iutegrityi and will reapond
to it m their action.
The People can afford to emit ami 1 <?k <m
calmly, 'i'he nominet?ona will be Binde by
delegate ., nml the delegate* are for the ntoel
p.ut active politiciane ??'?li" an aiming only at
?iiici-s. That may not be an encouraging
view of it. but then is encouragetnenl in the
thought tli.it ilie politician- bai?- been leaning
something during the pael three or foni years,
and BBMiDg the things l?.iiiie?l is 1m.iI I In
People are not going to rote tickets ?ai. jri u
aimply ?m aeconol of the label. The managen
.?i iin- Conventions are fully awan thai Ihej
cannot eafely t y experimenta ?.n the pa?
tience ttii'l ?i?iiu!iiy of the people, bul
iiiiit rtiej mu?! offer namee actuallj worthy <>f
confidence and rapport if they wonld racceed.
Ii i, not probable that ? Burjority ??f ?the
nu-iitiiei-s o| either party will be entireh nl
i-l'.i.l with llu- paily ii.iiiiiiiiuioii. I*?is.,i,.,|
preferences and predilection* hare to 1>?- eacri
Deed ia any event. The conaolation \\<> may
derive from the arcumatancee of the existing
mu?..limi ia that both the great parties have
been compelled to defei to the nnmietahable
impulse for political improvement and reform.
, it i- iianilv poeeiMc thai the aapbatioa far
purei pol?tica, for higher etandarde of morality,
I for mote dignified administration aid mor?'
I wholesome rule sliall he wholly ?leni'ii by
, both the irreal parties. Bul avea shoold both
defy ji'ibli? vn'iine nt ?mil oll'.-r lor the
suffrages of the voters candidatee of tineetiou
aille cli.ii.ieter or donbtfnl position, than
siiii nmaine the alternative fot the
large number of eonacientione voten who are
not hound by patftiaanahip, to put ?ninth? i
ticket in the field ami eetablieb the beginninaa
of a new fou e in p rlitica at thB -nue time that
they rogieter tbeir proteel ngainat ttviiting de*
i,ioi,ili/aiiinn.
Just now we nviy have our favmite eandi?
dites ami our aeighbon may have theirs; we
may be ?piite oonvineed that tin' eneeeee <>f
OUI favorite ii essential to good gOVOI niiM'ii!
and tlm perpetuity of free institutions; ami
our neigbboi maj be equally eert lie that ruin
i impende if hie favorite ia not raeceeefalj but
i bavn't era been through all this baforol
The Republie lives, ami wo grow wiaat, m
OUght to. We shall be drawing away from
the excitements of tlie Conventions in a
few days, and the thluge which UttuM
fauga and important t" M now will re?
sume their old proportion-, or Hiniiller.
Then of oouree we ahall eneountor atill graatar
t? niptaiioiiH to passionate ami angry diecun?
sioii ami hit diftpntea, Which a lew mouth.-.
later will likewise fall back into justcr icla
tioiiK and ?eeni very petty and ?mall. The
?oiintry goce OB very well, and wiO continue
to. The ultimate good i*< use im<l bom-.-ty of
Um People eaa !><? ?.ib-ly trusted. .Ml we hura
to do ? ^ to keep cool, und not only act hon?
estly and coii-.cieiitioii.slv oiii.sil.es, but be?
lieve that our opponents may be eQUaQj hon?
est, eOtUM icntious, ami .-?ineic.
ENOUBB AM) IMEEICAS BAILBOABB,
Betune of Aiiieiican railway trallie for May
eompan eomewhal etraagely with the lateel
retome from Englieh railways. The ffeaiwaian
of the 37th ult. pvee ratarne of noatpta for
Ott Week ending May '__i>, and from Jan.
1 to that date. Every railway except two
.shown a decrease in the BBTOinge Of the last
week nported, as eompand wiih the eom
?ponding week in 1n7 ~>, and only ??ix ol the
railway! ?show any iaenaae mi the groar n
????tpis ironi Jan. l to May 20, Tbeae six
are the London and Soulh-Weslern, the Mau
chaetor, Bbeffleld and Lincolnshire, the Metro?
politan l>isiiiet, tin- Midland, the Qreal Wcst
?in, and du- North l.iitish, ami their aggregate
exoeee of receipts m ls7(. over the aaaae period
in lH7.r? i.i only about $400*000. I >n Hi?
other hand the decrease of neeipte during four
inoiiih? ami throe xxt" ks ?- mo great thai the
net decrease is about $73St000. Tliis is not
a considerable I0-..1 ; indeed, ii is les? than mie
l>er cent of gluai camillas. But the reniaik
able fact in that neaily all the !<>a?!s show
uome decrease in receipts, and that this de
Cnaaa, dntag the latest week alone, is alMiut
$?8o,ooo. As tbo aggregate naripM duriii?.'
thai week were less than $4,900,000, the de
citase is over 12 per cent.
Our latest American returns arc much more
encouraging. Might of them report earnings
not later than the I.t. est l.iitish reports, and
eleven for lhe full month of May. The
aggregate earnings in May, 1876. ?IN -f l.it !?>.
'.Mi.'?, and (lining the same weeks in 1S7">, the
same roads earned only 03,843,064 The net
I increase, ?503,84__. in over eleven pec cent.
Mm cover, only iiino out of nineteen ?ronda
show any th-crcaso. Thus the returns un* as
favorable a? the Knglish returns are un?
favorable. Fren .Tan. 1 to latest date sixteen
of the nineteen roads show nn increase of ic
eeipta, and the ?net Inereaae of all the roads
amount! to *A%t>_>',l,7C."?, or more than thirteen
per cen?.
In view of the fact thai the American roads
are at this time engaged in a very dc.stiactive
?contest lor lhe supremacy, which, while it
directly invol.es only two or linee of the rail?
ways Included ?above, causea nnprecedentcdlj
low through rates over i.(inly all the roads
reporting, the contrast between American and
English tiatiic returns is the nioie ?remarkable.
?t ?an hardly be supposed that the ?competi?
tion has caused so ..Teat nil ?neTCOM of buai
neaa ai to more thaa ?h?lanos a decline of
ratea from '?'>"> or 46 cents to is or 26 ?senti
per loo pounds on grain from Chicago to
New-York, for example. Whatever else may
Ik? doubted, it is certain thai the general
?traffic of the ?country, aaeasured in quaatitiea,
his not Increased from HO to lOO per cent
because of low ratea.
The explanation In to be ?bund in part, no
doubt, in tho fact that the evlrcmely low
through ?rates invit?* ?larger ?shipments to and
?from lettniri.il points, at local lates, which have
not been reduced largely it at all. Thus in
oi.hr to ;.'ct the benefit of the sharp competi?
tion from Chicago eastward? a ?larger quantity
of grain H moved over the roads leading Into
Chicago, perhaps at the highest local rates.
The same influence causes Increased ?local ?traffic
on the renda employed in d?lirer] to ?consumers
from Ni w-Voik, Booten, or other ?Eastern ?ter?
mini, lint this cause, a moment's reflection
will show, cannot have ?produced a very in.i
t"rial increase in the general traffic. The mar?
ket for wheat or eorn, ?cattle or proriaiona, is
not greatly ?enlarged by low rati -, excepting
as those rates facilitate export?t! in, and no
scareh of statistics is needed to prove thai
there baa been no nrpriaing increase of ex?
po, is ??I dome-lie ?product-*
It si tin- difficult to avoid the conclusion that.
?general ?traffic in ??reit Britain is even more
severely effected bj ?the Imrd limes than it is
in this ?country. This inference, quite opposed
to the commonly received opinion, does not
yet it -t (.u m ?broad an examination of lads
. - i-. place it beyond doubt, but it la in some
degree confirmed, at least, by other ?atotUtical
evidence. Commerce, like population, is <?r
dinarilj aubjeel to ?leas rapid changes in En?
gland ?than in iliis country. It Is quite ?possible
that?with the balance betweendemund and ?sup
plj more eh.-? iv adjusted there than lure, a dis?
turbance of the equilibrium i * tin ?i i? >:.- -.. rerelj
i?lt .u (in.it Britain, at 1? ist foi the time.
t :n '/' 1ELE0EAPB?NQ AO MB.
We Join veiy beartilj in the ?congratulations
which Mr. Orton is ?receiving on having solved
the Peor?a ?difficulty bj declaring thai ?the en
i/tu. of that town should ?have ?t?l?graphie
facilities just u* cheap -although there
is no rival coiiipanv there ?a* citizen.-?
ol ail i ?i. nt toit us which enjoy the serv?
ices oi both eompnniea i*<>t li Mr
(.i wishes to meei the ?situation in a man?
ner worthy of bis j" i repul . a kdegnphic
manager, and to bold the ronfldenes of ih?*
publie which he baa so long enjoyed, let linn
m il.-- lY'.fia the rule ami not tin- exception.
Why, for instance, lOiouhl a publie spirited
telegraph -manager hesitate to meet the chal?
lenge as to low rates during ?the Convention
at Cincinnati 1 Thousands of iaflueutial Re?
publicans ?from all quarters ?f the country
will h.* there. Can Mr. Orton affbrd to have
these ?gentlemen charged by hi* ?company ?for
messages homo double or treble the rates
which the rival company requires / We have.
undoubtedly, a selfish ?reason for ?urging tin
point, since the proas is largely benefited by
?these ictlii. lions, i.m th.- interest which calls
for them is a much wiih-r one, and we do not
believe the Western Union can ail'oid to ig
in ie it. A gie.it corporation like this hold* its
po.\) i only l.y virtu?? of doing as ?good WOrfc
and a* cheap as anybody else. If it can't do
this it must abdicate. If it ?consents to do it
only when ?t is driven Into it by the ?threats of
building rival linee, it ?loses all the moral ad*
vantage of frankly meeting the public demand.
Mr. Orten la t >o sagacious not to sen (his, and
we do not believe that be will consent to let
Id* directors overrule him and prevent lhe ex?
tension to all points of the ?policy adopted at
1'eoiia.
I HI. YT.Yi.'.S TENT.
The I.i'V. I>r. Tyng, jr., w he. her he is to be
classed among nia Episcopal brethren a? Low,
High, or High and Dry, is a ?gentleman of
gnat activity in the ministry, and of Infinite
resources. The Church of tint Holy Trinity, of
which he is the rector, remains in tin? regular
diocese, while it maintain? a diocese of ?n own.
It is quite ready to adopt whatever methods of
lhe "secte11 it may deem useful in tho dissem?
ination of the gospel, even as l*r. Tyng, jr., is
ready, or has been, to preach in any hospitable
pidpit. Ils ?last device is the election on 'I'll i it y -
foiiith-st., near Sixlh-ave., ol what is called a
| Gospel T< nt, large ?enough to aiioomBaodato a
eongn ?fatten of marly 3,000 persons; and hero
daring ?the ?Summer ?the peajera and preaching
will be flM to all coiners. l>r. T\ ng, jr., will
coinliK t the ?Services according, we presume, to
sin h ritual as to him may ?????in most desirable,
am! it is intimated that Mr. Boinsford, an l'.n
gHsfa clergyman, will assist. Whether these
proceedings of ?Dr. Tyng, jr., will commend
?themselves to the Bishop oi the dloooaa is ?
mai ter, w?* fancy, of small importance to the
reetor of ?the Holy Trinity or to his parishioners.
The l>o? tor may or may mil become again
?liable to a publie and ollicial reprimand, but
his fear ol ecclesiastical ?discipline is so limited
that he will probably be left severely alone.
I The llishop of NeW-York i? the Wisest ol men,
and there will !>?? m> martyrdom within Ins
Jurisdiction while 1t can possibly be avoided.
If Dr. I'oticr liad been trehbiahop of Canter*
bury when John ami Charlea Wesley betook
themselves to preaching in the ?fieldsmid church?
yards, it i-> ?doubtful whether there would ever
have been any M ih .ili-i Church, though there
might have ?been ? gnat many Methodists
W it hi ll lhe Church itself.
Conoidering the matter from it non cccli -.us?
inai point of view, we may safely wish Dr.
Tyng, jr., and Ins colabor?is a fruitful season
m their Thirly-lourth-.st. pav ilion. There is
little datiger of over-pica, hing and praying
within tin- precincts of tho Metropolitan Police,
It is hardly enough for the tepid good-naturedly
to ?admit th.it the energetic ?evangeliat can do
no harm, for tin? truth is that it in hardly pos-'
Bible for bim to fail of doing much good.
Certainly if tlio erring will not romo to tlio
Church the Churcli must go to the erring. Thero
are those to whom a? a matter of taste all
??hn-Kiilar" proceedings are dis-tgreeiible, nnd
who pee no need of putting up a "Gospel Tent"
in Tliiity-ioiiitli-st. or anywhere else. They
have their doubts of the ellicaey of camp-meet
inp or (?f "revival" scrviccs-they prefer to
meet within the four wall? and Im-Iow the roof
of a consecnited i ?litice, or, at any rate, under
its piotectinK sluiilow. They should remember,
however, that these extra-mural ?servieee are
as old a? Christianity itself. The very first
Christian preaching was ?eld preacliinj,', and
the Irai worship of our faith was celebrated
in the highways ami byways. If Dr. Tynpr, jr.,
should be M fortunate as to make any converts
in his tent, as he probably will, a portion of
then at least will go over with him to the
Holy Trinity when tho lent ll stunk next Au?
tumn; and if the remainder should drift into
what precisians contemptuoiisly call "me?rting
"houses," we hope that no harm will come of
it. Bettet there on Sunday than in some places
which we might mention, or in some which aie
unmentionable. The most prosperous chin? lies
are those which lind sometbiii?. for every eainest
man to do in the vineyard; and it ii always
(tteheattening to see the very men turned adrift
who should be most earnestly entreated to stay.
This is a secular opinion, but it may lie a sound
one nevertheless. So all good bucces? to Dr.
Iyng, jr., and his tent !
I'us-iMy ono peed result may com?? of nil this
mania ??ii laveotigBtioa and ?niiiiter-iiiv?ratigation,
tbie piiiixiii.il tUacbaree ???** alBdavite and etato
ui-iil? at MUM lui'kless candidate, tin??; .soleinn in?
fluirles into the poet hi .tory and poliUeal wite
???ii.'iit.s of army nuiles, ami then thrilling talee of
midnight entgaattone over railread bonde. It
imiv l)" tli.it by tin* tiiui- tlit? ci>iivi-iit.ii>.is t-niiii? the
t?-i-?t i.-i-ordi of tin? candidateo will ben been *?<?
thoroughly raked over that there will be Be BKWB
rakmu' to do and the cainpai_.ii may MttledoWB
into tin? d?enniOB of its issues, if it is to
nave any, and not ha occupied with balancing
rival m leeei of .-??*.tn?l.il, and tryiag t<? da? Ida wbieb
?-. eigha i be most :i,ni who eaghl to be eiade t<> kick
t'??) beaea. Bnt?borribl? t?onghtl BappoM tin*
Great Unknown ehoald aehieve MMeeee wit_ his
l)a?lif.il part and it should bo discovered that Be
had rolatione with briga, anny malee, and other
i?iiaii?;d craft, or even had a brother wheeansBM
w.is J .Im ?nul who v.u.. jateeneted in railroads.
The iiii?-.si ig ii ??m play would lio play??! all over
?train, with endleaa variations, interlndee, and
i ibleati , and we ihould have ?? aampeiga orf eadleee
unid and aiiiiluviis. There is oae toataro about all
thia liii-in?s that strik??-one sti'.iiita,'.-!v, ?nul that is
tl.ejaunly ami lii?ht-li.ai led way in which botlinows
papera and individnele tot aboutMaehoBlag ehar*
I in party or PereOBBl inter? sts. It ha.
usually beee enppoeed that eetebUebed eharaebM
wai e thiaf to be reepeeted, aad net to ha ander
wilted h..- loeee ehargee and lippaat insinuations,
until the publie forgate that eeeartioa is not proof
?nil in?inn.ilion le Bot 61 elenco. It BOght to hen.it
unpleasant duty at any tiuifl t<? be ceinpelled to
ex pom aud denounce ?ven where ezpoeare _ad de?
nunciation aredeeervrad aad Beaded, bat i<? j?mnial
iete of a eertaia dear then eeeau to be a ghouliah
pleaanre ia doing their beet to rjeetroj the a? .1111111
lat?-?l reputation of yean of honor and fidelity ein>
ply Cora temporary and uni ?? rtaiapolitical advantage
A performaaee which has just como to light in
Indiaohowa tbat, ia s?.it?* of caeta and erred, tha
,>??"?'' ? are rapidlj ecquirio : aome "f the finar forma
of l jii'?-)a--iii civilisation. The Hindoo breie is u? ate
end iiiv.-i'tive in tin- line of perennalInternet,and
the f.n't tbat a eai tain 'l.i-.s of naea, ia all Christian
? ountrieo, manage to live comfortably witbonl <?"ii'_
?my kii.il of t\?nk. i-. n?? BOOMT in.i.Ii? known than
tin? lint.? .> _f?leerora to eatve the -, une problete for
liimaelf. N.-.u- t'.??- rity atfftingebwf. tirar nrntn end
a ?boy ?enildonly made iin?ir appearance. eetabUahed
ii?.? different t??'.l-t.iii.ins .m the highway**', en!
boldly claimed their dime ??n all the Batir? animals
ami m In?-leseiiicruiu'lhei-ify. They wer?- 111 uniloiin,
they eeoepieaonaly pnatod ui? their rat?*s ami regule
'i??!is, and Bailed the attention of the people to thie
notice: "If any diatnrbaaee be made, a fine of 10
1 ipeeoorelee I- daytf haprieoBBMat?" Of <"?>urse
Hi?, moat people paid ? ithout ? murmur, and 1 !i>* four
n?a-a ami om? l.oy of tali-iit took in alxuit *i?l "i ?laily.
lora whole tortnigbt the aew lawe were operative.
then the '"''" met of Baagalore happeoed to heai of
tin- matter and or.i rred ee at uaiaaUoa. The raealt
aea the instant abolitiou of the toll-atatieae and tho
Impriaoameat of the amatenr otBotala? Bol if meh
thing* are ?hui? in th? gieea wood of Aaglieiaod
India, what may not In- done in the dry T
-m
Tim (iiuiiial report <?f the? Uaeeaehneette Labor
Bureen, ir.?m whieh th?? main statistics were re
r.iitlv preeented m TunTatapwa,aoatabM?aleewai
Kiigge ?i ivi? la? t s as (?) ih?> relation of rent an?I other
co?ts ot living to the wagea of th?< Werktag olaoeee.
While in the cue's the daily negro of
male workmen may lie aeerly averaged
at ?*'-', tbroogbaat the state tln-y de not
ei ?'? d *1 'At. The rental paid eu ? total ny
arage m between .1 fourth and a? Iftfe ?>f the
Income, but almost twlee m high rent ta paid In
lloatou ea in soin?, of the rural towns ; and while in
general '-'?! aw eent of the malo workmen are
boooo owaem. in Boetoa this is only the
case with !? per cent. Hut in WeBtftoM I
ami Springfield then is tin? higheot average cost el
living? A ciirioiis eirenmatanee shown by the re?
turns le that where the head of the family works
alone aad his wife and children receiveae wasua,
he ''an?s more than wbeu either wife or ? hil.lren urn
.11 _ ..i k ; ami that when he is thus BMBttod by both
wife and children he earns the leant.
PEEAOSAL.
An aqueatrhu atatM t?> rnillp linfnetui is
t?? in? eaaauui l?y tli?* cuy ?if Fans. It will he flnlsheil in
IsTs.
Tin* Kev. \V. II. Miln.iin, ?1 ?on of the lato
!>ci*ii Miiniitii, win lio eppoletoe*. 11 u aoli, ntebea <?f t_i?
intla.
The l.cv. Stephen ThUiataU w.u. elected
frmuli nt of ?JhO l"an_.or (Mc| Tkaotoeloal -.eiumary on
Tlmr-vluy.
It ?s paapaaad ta present a life-size marble
?tittiif? of Mr. J..1111 Bright t.? tu?. IfaaaBaatar iiiy < ouu u
to Beptaeed la thiMlt. Hull.
Pint l.niory Waslilmrn, who Inas occupied a
<-l)iur in Hi?- Hai vanl La? .s.-li,..>l for 'iD year?, will retire
ul '. in- elooa of t lie ,.r?-_,oiit term.
Eintet Renan, Um author of the "Life of
J.-siih" un?! nili.-r WOCfcO, luis pulilmhril m voliim?? uf
" PBHnaupelael Dmlegnaeea_l Krumin nti."
Albaay ptnpaaae ta have the Deelaiatioa of
Iiii|.-|.i-iiili-in'<) rei_.l an<1 th.? umtmn BaUvatl ?I ou the
l".iniiii nf .1 i.y t.y tara BB-QeveeaoiB at tala atute.
l'luf. Max M?ller hau mmany to (lennauy for
a vear't h??li?l:?r, wliu-h, i-uiiililni-it with ohanae ?>f itir nuil
s... i.'tv, in- aepee Mil eompbtoti motor? Ida aealta.
Piaf, 'l.iint* of tlio chair of ?listht'tics find
At t iiMtory m tho Boote eaa Umbb?__r_ at farte, int*
beoa obUgetl to give up tooehmg for? time owing m
UT? n im-.-.ni?) ol work.
Mr. George Smith, known in connection with
many importoat it-.?-ii.i-iiii).'i?'iii aioooveitoa ta tbevelleye
.?f the Kophratea nui ii.-n?. is eaaooeei ro rotara m
1.1.?:,iii?l ??ii.?n fiiim liisiiiiiiloxix-iliiii.il to tbat country.
?*?'ir John Koee erae entertained at dinner
?/cotorrita! at t!,?? Patea Clafe t.y U r. Murt?n, mu,
(ill. fl'asili'f WnKf, tin- H'iii. rt. I..'lulry. (lovirn.n ?,f
N?-w llriint-.il? W ; the ll.in K. I? Moroen. the Hon. W. M.
Krone, Ailoilroi A??i??n, ?'a t. Tempi??, I lit* i{nv. 11. c
I'.ili.i, Jiultfi- Siur.n.l. Hi? Il'iii. II. J. J.ivett, id? H,,i,
Ueo__e Bteybeua, B anana, mil ????.. ?-._,.? ids? wen amoiiti
tin-tiniHii. su? John ?ml? tot KugUnd in the Atlr.Mli:
i?? morrow.
Dr. Isaac I. UnycA, who was chieriy instru
aaratalIraaooeraef taapeee__e ?>f itut state BarveyhOI
ttir.iiii._i the luat lx-i.l-iliit.iire, write? to the t'h.ilruiaii of
the toiiiiiilH.ilnii, ?LliHiioi-lltir J. V. I.. TfttfU, ? letter ion
eratalatta? mm bbob tli? aege__HMlea of ii?o ??__, ami
?i? m?, i.. 1,1. i.iacid in it? eaoMvae. ? aateOed htaleep of
the nn-imiire. Ile o<m<-lu?lea I.y ?ivaentliii? "an a* live
c....|K-r..ti.)ii wuU the limed HlaU-n Counl MurTi-y in an
m.tituuou ui,.?t thoruughly uti^miiuuU wit- the ?y?<eui
of wort required, end which ha? already furnlehe?! thla
State, alonx Its i-aatcrn boundary, with tie?.- \u,0? in it?
Hudson Kivor and take iharoplain trlaD?tiii*ii?ni. _?
won as lia tcreal primary work, from which llfnaiiniS
can readily m nutet toward any *? cilon of the Interior
of tho Blata that muy 1? determined upon; the pilnelnai
(ililt-i-t. of Iba tiiiiitKitlatl.in of the State beiti? to deter
mine the, exact ?-??;??>_:??)|?lii?-iil poettloaa of pronnucut a,,_|
Important landtn.uka, fr.?iu which county and town
li a.ii l.irn s may Ixt ncciir.tlcly d?'ti-rmin? ??!, hihI all d<?.
puto.? In refeicnco thereto forever scltlnd, mnt wa?m
winch triangulation all future to|io;.raphieal, goolotricjL
nuil other survey? mity be baaed. ^
Mr. John M. Francis conclude? his series of
letter?, written durin? hi? recent tour around tho world,
with some observations on travel ua an educator. 8| cak
in,* of tho erroneous Impresiona of thin country held
among Kiu_li.tbnien. he ?ayo: " One gentleman who ti
above the a vorace lu g?nn.-?! tartaUtsBasOj gcrlous'y
askod tho qucaflon why it was that we adhered to a prac?
tica that civilization SUgM ere this to havo don* away
with among* PSSpIS te tktem ua the Americans-mg)
carrying of ?loudly weapons by ev? rv in.in. ?Hid by every
buy approaching Manhood. H?WU itilei located a? lo
what hu nu.mt bv tins iis.-ta ?it.ii. ' v. hut, ?It? 1 BMea f
Hiiiil in- ; ' wliy, y.iu Uttat liiiiiv.'. Bratf .n or nt-utly
every one carrier a plato! In America, and attending any
place of entt-rtiiiiiiiii-iit sad ni ?niii'ii' honor* aad isatao*
rants he slwaya maU-t a-?liow ol the deadly weapon,
placing hl.t platal ?tiH'ii the table- whenever he Hit?, down
f.'U* n-fli-illlin-lit :it any lili!?!)?' piaea. Of iiil__?aey?n
kti.nv.' Aaeettatntos titiit tho nun area perfectly earn, .t
In what lie Haul, and meant it, lie was a-.-nii il that la?
was altogether mistaken ; that aa a rule our Meats did
not carry pistola at .ill. 'Can that be true I' hi? ?aid;
'Why I WBppeeei, ami I am Sara lli.it ll Ir the tiuder
?tauding anona o r people, that tola earrjiagol pL-tui?,
an?! theuruae too, on ?light proTauatlOB?^ vas an amer;?
eau habit in every n rtiam of your country.' "
POLI tic.IL NOTES,
A Bri.stow Club has been formed at Hal
lowt-II, .M?*., Mr. MaSSSfli own district.
It in admitted with general franlcnci, and
ri-ji'ii-lni.? that h. cak? r Kcrr Uns ooinplt-i.-ly viudicatod
Iniii-i-li of the ahm -'.s ?iKititist iilin.
The MW Matan Club of Chicago baa ?d
ready a awathatahlp atSJkOO, The Oktmgt Tribune ?uy?
all (no mctnbn: s oro " taadi?g ciii/an..."
ThoBnynrd movement ippenn In ?be ebbing
rapidly. It hai auute ua peroeptihla hola la Um st?uth,
?in re It was oxpe rl.-tl to develop the inost ?IfUUgtfc
The c.'ilifoinia delegation to st. ?Lenta i?Baid
?o -i.iml ?-even for Tild?n, Hues for Iltiuli .iKi?, and two
'or ?.iy.iid. A? the ?ielagathja wi... nmiriicH'iI to v.?l??a4
i nuil. Tilden will liavo itn full voto ?o long Mt MB BOBSV
1.111,til lit |tl tltl.llilt?.
In Mining unndklntwa whom it would like
tOOM voted for lu tho ( in. ?tiiiati ( iiii-.cuiioii, The Even
e.ij feat ?Speaks in <!??-?rvct?y htgh loruis of Stcii'Ury
Flan,Charlea l-'ralicl? Adam". JUSOS D. I ox, Kdwin .U.
Mon. in, and U'lniatn Ot Krai a
Extreme! d" meet. ?Bern are tho Oiient and
D?cident, together la oar polities : tho Turkish qutatlon
.et.iii< ini\ftl up wi.h llio Hi. I.oui.? if'iiiuiijt.oii? the
i-t'i-tii'ii D. mil? i.it'v won't etaud Tlldea haaasan he'??
liai.i-money omo, .tii-l tiicv vaut ? Sofia.
New-York UM another cmdidit? for the
Vice-rii-hliJi-iicr. A .'ptadof Troy politician, la MM IS
l>e fc'oilii; to (,'!tii:iiuiati to secure tin- nomination of tho
il? n. M irtltl I. T-.'.VIi-enil Tor ti - set'oli I pin.:. A good
liiailV taois,- laiiin-. night b-- s.-i.-i-t.al tor tin- p?.i,?:..,ii.
QOOJU Hancock's friend-) arc BUM to bo stir?
ring IhSOMSlfeS oiiei' more, sod an at: apt BSS '.etn
mette t?? belog j.i'U?- D.ivi.-t ta Um ?m laca ig da U a ttot>
inl'.y prepared pamphlet tettsag Forth bit gg tUneathMM.
Kot lull, h of ? ?tir ti.iA lu en en .t.. tl in t ii'a-i i.i-i1 ait y.-t?
Mr. A. lb Cornell was the lirst delegate to
an.se in Cint liuiatl. Ile .'?nu.o,>n ,??] itiitieali.iteiy that
Hciutori'onk!inh- w.i- al?- tlur.ly sun-of 'lini ettm ou tin
tlr.-a. ballot. Mr. Cor.nil U to b- na-i -?il m tli?* ("on.'..
Una couvom i>? ?**? n .tnr Jone? .?f N. rada, ?' iiosa? " .stin-p
h.?i? , Mallei Kilboara, (inorm c. Oorooa, uml tleu.
liutiir'it nephew, Qeorm B ular.
There .ire ..!i.:!it erldences that the I.l.iino
?I'litiineiit aiuoaa the Ifea-Jereey detagatas to Cim-iu
oattMaotaa itruag m it wen, when t\ .?> wem tir?t
eli*. !. | Hay were un ! i -;.1 t?t -t.tinl l?! for lilaiin- and
j for Ouakliag COrefol loyally by s eansapau?ml
of TkeBtrqli sea plaoM IheM mttemrwai MahM^llI
Coakllag, -'; Brlotaw, 1; Hattoa, li and :i suis?
rlded between Statue und ?o;u? in.tn like Mr. Ii.uUor
to? it-'ai \ i i-li
The Washington correspondent of The Bwrigtf,
Held kepublieon ?rniM. "I aanatMOad of on.- tliin?,
tad ir U : i^l Mo- I'? let), rat- ait- afraid of I!li_;i,e's noiiji
natiiiii. i?t"iy it aether sm?,tkoyaelaall Ihsy woud
t ;t!iir MOM ethat l; lmiili? au would be nominated.
Part of this doabtl ? im-i? (Tom the ptsssesl di*:iko
en at -d by ris saiaeaty _pssci Met DeeaadMr. Prom
thltpotot of \ it t*- it Ante not seem :h.i*. Mr. uii-towha?
??eh cli.trici*. Mots c'a fro nia ..re dt !?-r!iiiii.-il t lint he
_!ial) ha defeat.'?!, for tiiey ?ittnlmto Cat rt-f.-nf attack?
??d oapoaoM ?i LMinl deal to Mr. BAtaWtPt ftiain?!?,
I!' :i-'? t'ii,'t :t >t trm*. At :?ii ?tint-? b?-|)lr. WttttOWt
ti t.s o?a n opi ... ti to til?, pscaanal wnrksre ngan Biaine.
lint ti.ativ at the liiaiin- deli'.'aif?. wiii be BSSSSOl hltn
i \. u sfler their favorito b:itt been takeno?f the i-oiirne; the
Mortoa aad Coahllag dntegatM are pooiallf a^aiu.tt
linn on prineipla, aad ! Aa aM om ahtca in- ahsosss He.
Ko l.la.k ni (t.ir of defeat will dr.vo t:.c C.iit tiit.ott to
?iitiow! T?o trouble I? that Republican? <^i-ii?-ra Iv do
n?? seem to hav.t any f-ar of tl.-fe.it. Hero ti? arly all ot
Ilii-in t?p?.'.k in tho must confident MfSM of *uc?-e??.
.?'."1,-1 I-? the noiiiiiiatiiii will be el.-oted,'itay? Mr.
WlK.lt f. nos '?i oar iiii>>t a?tiiit- Republic.m?, gome one
?sLt-ii him : 'What tf mesas tottnws Cuitnx into tna
ihadef 'Tliir Mill mike no ili*t'?rt tit ?-.' WOS In* reply,
' for tin* ;>-?o|i'i.- cannot dud anythlna bettei on the ?Khar
-ni.-. Ti: y are afraid to int-nut the beuoerato with the
li.-lierai i,o\t .Uli? ?lt.' W?utlie. t!.:?t View l?e tvasolialJa
>r not, I will : it attempt t?> ilaclde, but I aiiep.-t-t that
UM (?t.-iv 'lltloll '?'?:'. i .s.iai.i it. a ltd. ttiat lu-1 a; s t, if l.lalllt)
is beaten. I expect tu tee w u-htmrne or n ?y?**, or some
atber :? -?. ?-..i.tl. and BMderaM HopubUciu tako? up,
but not iir. BftttOW."
PUEI.IC Ol'lNWN.
We are of decided opinion that Cov. Til.len
lutoilay tat- ttroaceet Ilia.? in ilu? la. M or tli>* OSSSS?
. . i'.? a" un i a it n a.?[Atlanta C laMltallaa (Dou.)
Mr. Bristow's name m the Presidential can
raaalapoworfol heoooaeIt repioeeau what tho fsaals
i i.v ??..i ?.nil? trate??uiticial Luu?*aiy. ? ?ClevoUud ll.-r
.til! (Ml O.)
The Be|Riblkan candidate must l>c relieved
of the load ol the ttoeoaipttoa aet, ?i tin? Rapabueoaa
iiiu-t prepare to ??? ?-v.i-y dopanuMeal of (.ovemni.-nt
t' ms t-rretl to the DoOMMTOtM party?[Toledo C'omuier?
. ... i:??;?.)
We have no f-ar that there will Ik? any di.i
coril la W I.-.::l. ').:.i Will n il ?lar? nuke au] d'islurb
ain-e .trt.r s:.e a en iiov, t.'it? other dtatae an. Tha DeOM
crat> hat-.? the i"-: of lhe laee, aod BOthtBg can aaeaaal
tlniii lroin wiiii.it.,- withOor. Ti'tdcuat llio litaal of li.0
i auks.--[Trot I'r?*-?? ?li.i.i ?
With :? ticket ?toread Wheeler ??ml Have? wo
ha).- no i.t*?: ?il loti ::; belie viu ; ?L,?t ii.e K.-pri. lie ?n party
will in? riarloaaly lirluaipfaaat. Tw? duabtfal Stai.??,
Haw-Yuri ami uhlo, woold he repreaeuied apesths
to kit. :?T,(l botn area ?! ipve itie H< kel a ?trwus majotiiy.
?[i'oidwait-r t.Miih.) RepnMleaa (K.|.)
It is now reported in Cotujubaa, and i.s Ren
er.ti'.v bell? -veil, tin', ?i'iv. Aiieu haa ?? mi- l?? the eon? In?
kl.?it that be li.it been tu tu?- ban.it? of i oiis|.,i'.?|i ii re
ten 11>, ?ml that he Inland? to -aitlMtra? entirely fi-m iuo
Pu sii'.iiit.a! race, le__\ n??; t!t<*? tb-itl i lear fot Tuoi nan or
aolne titln i Odio luull.--[? ii'Velai.l Plain I> -.,'.. 11 >t tli )
Persons iriven to traeinn out eoincidencei
will ob-eit. that //o* < nictii; I, ttiiine't \tai .. i u,.,.. 1.1.1
tion of Mr. c H Mt ?' nitiiik aa the i?t _ai eradle eau.unte
for lue Vue PreaMeuoy ?raa altuoat Ideal leal la tuno with
tli? annual., -...ant o, t lit- miuiia.'o of Mr. M. C?.i tin? k'?
?on to Mi. M ?liii'ij ?l.iu-;li'..-i.-; N. \. Kv.-iuni; l'..t.
C:tn Sen.itor Conkluiir decline ?in almost
h-tp. iis.s -,.,.-. loiiitj ni :t (???. mi, titan iu HTiil li.sii.e
ciinial n.at.'.f. i.i- o-.ir Brnator. 1. In-equal to ?I I It
Ilia) ii.tt In? tho p I'll ol in l-.iitl.'ti; Iml ?*?? alt? (.mil I lit
it ta ti..) ,?..t!? of tiii'y ,i:-.?i >r liotior. It meaba e t t.?.:t -ai
vui'tiii to the Senator and the parti ot ins love from ha?
u_ili.tlion uud poB?iltl?:dtit ..t. [li' ? iitsi.i Uip?taM iU?p?l
UB? ?iLAISPS HEl'IiNSE.
The apparent since... which Mr. Bla?M won
I?, unit??? )?.' .?('?* gc u:. in? !'.t:i, i.i,.iu Uta,, si.oi.,1'1 y
lin- .?!..ir..-.-!.-: ?'' 111? I.?'.!?'r* In* pioilaenl. S.m.- ,.! la, a"
relate lo huUMBeaanWmin a -t bat Ing unythiu?; ?.???:-?? ti
tint pre* ut t ??? -:.. i!i?.i. b*4t .Ul ef them si..,i ?. .?
S<tt iker uf tu*il 'i:-< c?- ra? _U*eii?) m...'.?, dim illnrndl
all.'.,? a ill '..? l".i '''. .''.I',.: lui?, Wbll? OttO "I i '???? ! '.'t. Hi':*)
like .li.c?'i coriuptl?*t i!:.:. aaj'tiilna elae.- i 11.<- .n.'.iou
(l.td.)
11 ih worst ?nein'..?., have not ?been a1?!? to ll
tl|?t?l lllll ill?' i 11.11.?? ?.-. Ill H CailiKll l' Hllll CM tl'ili'ial
tilt- M-t ll' III? -.-t Of Ijlli'sli.tl' lit i- lorp.ila* .OU?, et il ii MS
?lone m these lottere?oil .?t which ? ere ariltea atte
B.i?a. in m ru-i-y nut! itnittd in.-, laatt-od ?? I viB?ii<a?
lion, tin-!elti't (-na to c-ta.'i.all ILo cum ?a [ChltMAO
ll'?i'lll-? (l.ep )
The ottetnut to orerthrow Dlaino baa ?ni^1*
ililtl tip, .tail tr.l?.1*C.l? .1 U.ac.a AgO lu IV V?' a .. fl *
doieii luen what Iu ilto pi'i't. at ??:,:,--. ;i-n. weiv I? ..>-'il"
able a? ha, 'fi ,s lu .Lu-, |.u-.- :A,i ti., ,..?.',i .u t?:.t, ?a It *?
!-:ii IS II " :? sail of an tutUCtf til ciU-'l i.nn. as lai Im?).'
bis .'? ?I'l'iUiiiM Iu P.:. tat? .i- n- it allot c h s ?.- iiiitiiiii*
:iii-is in Um .* mud, A | -t. i aola UloUc ?Ueuteci >< img I
Mr. Btaine haa dona t.?* v iy beat thing let
liiln.M-ir, ant! t!:..- . ? I, : v tuUia -'?' ?Oiateo i?> n -'ol. t..t "if
iltleiiie oi in? ?upbortt ??-? ?**t..i ?the fait n .0.1.11? 1.) M?
own adaiiaaloaa, that ha i"u ????? 1? .? i?ast ?pernlatue to
publie at iieiues fnuging from owncrahlp la ralhoudaw
ait a-pt'ii< It e? a- all'f I ??>. ll. aOCUliUS HUH ?..Uiliat I?-""
I l,iilli?ti.i|to!i? Slows (lad)
Mr. 111.tine i-, amply viiulic-iti-d, after a? ?_
paialiel.il |? i-t a iltlatii lie la I..-??? t. In H? he vtlla t week
ugn. lie haa loat la <>n_ Maw, urn he us* aalaed iu mauy
otlieiD. Whether he 1. to ?aiu num* m Bi?l. ? Heia, r he ?
tu gala M aiaeh moto m to arcara the iTurlniwti aoa?*
ii.ii'on, i!ept ud? now inoic spue hiaeiumiv? thau h*
friend... [l'licu lloiald (Kcp )
The electoral vote of South Carolina ia the
SOU) 011?! 111 (?.?i D'iiilli ?Incli eau l?e put ?town a? ?.iTlnia
foi ih? Ilepiibllian nomine??. Thal of Moilb Carolina te
tloiiot tul. .1 ? is i,?,1 that of I..111111.111.1. A ititiatoii baa
mpiHiAiuO, ia the coi'uciU of BM party iu PuMiaia, *^?>a