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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1-7.:.
TBM NMW8 TBIH MOEXLSO.
FokkiciX.?Tin- Mont?n?grine, ander Prlnn Klch
olas, ?ire marching on Qatechko, : The Hcrze
goviiiirm nmnrgenfti have aeqaired oontroPof tin
port of Kick. A ii volt ?it Casco, Pera, on the
?Xh ult., wm nppmeed. 11m Yonng lien't
Chrietlaa AaeocMMon ananrnbnd in oonvootion al
Toronto.
Domksth'.?Gen. Bbenaaa says that no vohmteen
an needed to Inl '? the Sarna war. Mr. Bel
kinj? is regarded now Meertein to be eoovicted,
- The raamval af Got? Jewell and -Mr. Trait
ore the only topic of conversation in Waahington.
--The Confi-M'iici i ta have agreed oa
more of the appropriation bi la, and Uoagrna may
possibly ndjonrn in i few dar?.
Donnai ss.? [n the bn*aeachj] enl trial, t-eetlmonj'
fur the defense WM given? tbO ?il?',' liel?. l?e?l;!ia;i's
chara, tu toi Integrity and efficiency. ~ The
Boom paaani the roaolutton de?laringOen.8obcnck't
Reama iu Ihe Banamlline aflalra "ill-advlaed, an
lart>nnan, and Incompatible with the duties of ins
position." The Km Orando bill was debate L
?djranr ARB?8t buboah.?a peal KepnhUean ratifi?
cation meeting wm held ai the Cooper Inatitnte, at
which nddnesn an n ande hj Edward v.. Bt
ton, ez-Oov. Baloauon, aad Gen. K?patrick. '
Dom l'eiln? Mlled foe England. : The
BMnhMR of tho Ameiii-ii'i Bine Team
reserve wttt - ?li ? ted. ? There wen many n? a
MOM of s.unstruk?', a Urgt proportion ol which wi re
fatal. =**= Boataey, Fiddlntick, Waco, and Bul
let won the Long Branch races. . _ i,i,;.i, ] n j,
111*4, 1U-V faaldvahnol the legal-tender dollar
at the ahme, 8R*ie nafta IHocka verj dull and
eliuhtly higher, i kwlng let oriah.
Tmk Wka iiik!:.?Tiir Ti:iiirNi:'s local ohoerva
tions imlicat) fair weather, with I ??omis
and a fair probability of light abowen =s*"= la
this eitv-..--le:.!: v tht weather wm warm and aal
try. ThertaomtiteT, BI ?,?6 , M .
After liuvinu' waikial h;i:d for their client
on all the technical ieanca of t!;?- eaee, (Jen.
Bt'lknajr.s con;)??-I make staiccly any effort to
defend him on (he nerita. It looka M if l'if.v
a? Yitll mj tin? Minagarg of tin- prosecation,
(?otLsidtroii tlm evideuoc agninst t?.< ii cllenl In
Rupei-ui-ii-. Tho triol le, conacqiiently,hurrying
to n liai k oui for tin- ex-SeeretAiy, and the
pvaanaeta of aa adjournni-aal of CongTCM an
as rapialy brightening.
This year tin- Yoajraej Men's f'hti.-ti.iti ?MO
ciatiuii!? are holding tin ir ROnnaJ CoRTClttJOU al
Toronto. VijH-iilay thi y Hetenod t'> an ml
dreea ftoni th.: vaamrnble Qecn-ge Miller of
London, and accepted an invitation from the
Hon. John luedonald bo vieil him ;?' his rtai
dence. A- the Convention npretonte 7<'i
Association.--, witli so,!t;;;> inonibaraj it nnat
be aonoaded thai this great orjrnniantion be
g?ii;s tha new oantnrj witii !-ii!t-.it!i(l proa^ecta.
?.??- - -
Tho munii-ip.'] hill which the French Chan?
tan of Depatiet has anjprored is an Important
stop in tiie direction <>. ra?orn. it redncM
tho patron.iuc of the Govi.-iiiini nt, ami iiitinsts
a ngfje portion <?! tnopoopn with the ?lection
of their civic officOta. Tim hill is bapoifoct,
but no bettat could ho had withoot riaking an
open con.liet with tho GrOTOrnUNrnt. That
would I1..V0 i?!e.is(.(i tin- afonarchista, but nn^lit
bave boon f nil to ilie Bopnblican paity, which
is fanmpoaod of diacordant eleanenta.
Tlnf? II? puhlioan ratifa-ation nteoting in this
city labt night called forth mloVroniM <?i noto
worthy fejffoa. Kilwanl W. Btooghtoo bnndled
meroiloHHlv tlio j?n-iiii ainont of tlio Di-inociats
on the financial iitiostinii, and RTgod his belief
that Doni'ieiittie aneeoM would aiean ropudia
tion. 11?' was also deuuite and etrong '?a civil
service reform. Ex-Got, Balomoa li)?tA\*i-?'
fgftftkaor liiiamial hhtnea, proniaing thai the
liopuhlicar.s won!?! s:irpa*.s theJHOM?M oi thoir'
platfiMin in loapoet to imiimpfion. (?a.. ?\\\
patriok RTnfft a.s tiiiial, onthusiaBlit and alo
QUCllt.
?
By tho refusal of Mt. Yarynn, late CUcf <?f
the Six? ?al .\_'?iits of tlio Baronne l>e?pait
mont, to rotate --? a Hoom eonrmittee the pnr
ticulars of coumniiiicatioiis boiWOOR tlio l'n i
deut uud Mr. Hiintiiw, tho fjnontiOR of the
powers of Congre-ta committees over rccal
CJtrant witiios.sei is fagnhi likely to bt toatod.
It i? fa?l tiioe thai hll tin* heal ink's of tin.-)
question, which conu-a up two or three taMOl
at every acsaion, thould bn decided pcnuR*
nently. MonnwhOOi the niain point of the
Committoe'ii irii|tiirio* ?.h rovon ?I b] Mr. Vnr
yan's admission that Ilie i'ret?iJo.?it was tanenegd]
to the whUky proae^-utioiis.
--?
Our corr??i?<?ndeiice from the expedition
against the Sioux gives many d< tills not hith?
erto furnisbe-1 by telegraph ooiieerning the
?iieaeter to Gen. Cueter and liia cevaby. An
midi n attmata nf tho IIBBiWOfl of the Im'
anil (?f tiie strength of their poaition aaei
hftTO been tin- clii't of the total raren "
(lav. lint ;ii Im-s! tho m,.ti Bran weary, hi
lii-iii in the .saddle i wenty-fniir hoars \
they made the attack, Tin for?e wasdh Id?
time porta, andar Cantar, Be?o, a?d l?n
to attack ihe Indiana m front, flank, ami
In this attempt oar tones Brew d< fente
detail. Reno's command, attacking in 1
waa barely saved from attar deatructioi
Benteen, who ooTorod its retreat. This le
tin lii'lian .-ticn.Mli to turn opon Castor,
was attacking their rear. Their numbers
sufficient to surround him and cut o?l all
of oteape. Tin- real la rimpry a story of i
laaj eooimgc and savage daughter.
FALSE teiSl is AND lll'AL ONES
We had hoped that this I'i? ~iilciiti.il i
paign, between two candidate- of ackn
edged purity and al.ility, might in- oonda
in a Huill?n i- decent, it' not positively credit]
Even those who Know no oilier motive th;
desire ft? snecesa mijrht und reason to rel
from the ordinary brntalities in this con
It will do im good to ncease Gov. Tilde
Btealing railroads. The insinaation that I
Boyes di'! not write his own letter of ace
anre will hast- no Other effect than to dtsj
respectable Democrats. When ii is nssc
that Influential journals hare been bribe?
rapport Mi. Tilden, or Mr. Hayes is a nal
grabber ami a tool of ihe monopolies, the
si ilion le no? only indecent, lmt very opt
barn only those who m.ike it. Is it not pi
Me tor both parties to agree upon one 01
o? the day: "Blackguards to the "rear!"
Mien presentations are to in- expei ted. [ti
li,-r< ?it and honest men, who differ in inn
standing or knowledge of facts, are api to m
contradictory statements ol which one ox
other is a misrepresentation, lint there
some assertions already made which ore
hostile to facts that it requires all one's cliii
to attribute them to honest men, Of this .
.'ire the statements that "Got. Tilden ne
"opposed the Tammany Ring until it \
"defeated;" that "the military operations
"ihe pi.tins have been crippled bj Derooen
"economy;" that tbe reform which t?
Hayes proposes i-* "merely to keep Gnu
"appointees in (???ice," and that bis hi
"carefully avoids commitment respect
" the Resumption ?nt." Let oi assure
heated partisans on hotli sides that these :
other similar assertions are bkelj to do th
more harm than good. Sensible men pene
thai they aie untrue, am! think the w.u-c
; a canse which sei ms to need such defer?
I Mi-n who are m>t sensible ordinarilj rote ?
i their party, an governed by passion'or pre,
; dice, and an- rarely hit i>y the missiles ce
monly known as "campaign lies." The bet
class ot voters have been watching events v?
great interest for some time. He srho wot
win tin in must pay some respect to tact-.
All intelligent voters know that Got. Hay
thoagfa nominated last year on a weak a
evasive platform, made a bold,manly, oncoi
promising fight tor hard money; that he wl
others who did the same forced a timid pai
to eorac forward to that honorable positi
and support him ; thai his recent rep'y t<?
I pointed inouiry was equally brave and e
pli.it ; and that his h-tter of acceptance n
I only declares that he stands by ins record
the ]iast. bat contains this not ible s? ah ac
"I regard all tbe laws of the United States]
'? latin;,' to the payment <>f tbe public indelde
" net s, tho legal-tender nob bicluded, as coi
"stitutinga pledge and moral obligation
" tbi Government, which must in good tai
"le- liii!." '?'hi- i-i incomparably more e
plicit than the Republican platform, It com
from a man who has shown that he bas tl
courage and th.- ability to food hts party in tl
besa>sense, l'y these words he easts behii
him all tho pitiful evasionsof the Conventio
and takes his stand upon tbe position that t!
act of I"*"") is "a pledge ?>i the Govcrninei
"which must in good faith be kept.*1 Tl
Democrats will train nothing by ?my attain]
? to misreprescnl him in that matter. It 1-.
comes them, rather, to consider whethet it
possible for ?n ii candidate to take a poaitio
(?.?u,ill. manly ami honorable.
Their candidate tor Vice-Presidenf he
spoken, lis holds that the dem.mil for n
peal ot the Ke.suinption act is tin- vital part (
tho platform. Will Gov. Tilden accept th
same pOSitioDi by positive dec].,ration, h
silence, or by evasion ?' Unless bis langunu,
is exceedingly explicit, In- will be thonjrj
i elinod to evade tin- question, and his attitad
\si!l ((.?illas', unfavorably with that whk
Gov. Hayes his boldly taken. Il lie is e\
plicit, he must either accept as his own th
demand for repeal of a solemn pledge, or re
I ject and spurn it. Wo should be exceeding]
glad to see him do the latter. Bat th?>
I members of tbe Convention who repr?sentai
j ami were in constant taiegraphic eommunica
; tioii with him did not tail tu advise him a
once oi the langtutoo fainted apon tin- plat
form against their protest, If, with sac]
knowledge) he permitted his friends to secnri
i bis nomination, en be with propriety ropo
i ?hate at this late day any pail of that plat
! form ? ?
Finally, if he should do fo, ami. in langnagi
i not less explicit titan that of Gov. Hayes
j should insist upon the performance of ever]
pledge of the Government, thee would re?
main a wide difference between the opposini
i parties in the differing elements of which they
[ are composed, tin- tendencies they have shown
tie- records thej have left, and the use thcj
hav<- made of their opportunities. In this lieh]
then- is not only loom lor the exercise Ot a'!
the al.ility which any combatant may posses.,
but this comparison of parties will control fai
mou- votaothan can be influenced by any coarse
j abuse or impudent misn-pn-s? nlatioii. Men
who know that tho prevailing tendency of the
Democratic party Is toward soil money and
repudiation Will not he the less sure to Vole
ae.ain-t it though everything h<- - ? ? 11 ? 1111 < ? 1 that
(?in with troth bo BbM in favor of Qov,
Tilden, _
Km UY. ASH BATES.
Probably those who have been professing the
most doubt about tin- position ol Carl Bcbun
in the Presidential Campaign, have really fell
hist. Certainly, since the day Heudricka
was Dominated there was never reason for
any doubt at all. The whole logic of tbe po i
tion, the whole reoord of the ex*8enatoi
I pointed plainly to lmt tana poaaibto course.
I When Govi Hayes btfaaif the champion of
j haul monis in Ohio, Mi. BchUll headed the
I eolniiiu of Hi iiluici iiieiils tor him which c,n
' lied ''"' *^?y- W hen he heeame a.s (Olispicioii! y
the champion of the saine cau-o on M wider
field, t?tere could be bo doubt as to tin bannet
ander which Mi. Beban mast aght, Bince,
however, Home |k opln ?ue Hill piofcHsinj? to
bare douista, wt take tin- Uborty to dispose of
tli?-m by printing tho bOowishj extinct fjensj a
prisate letU i Just loceivcil from Senator
,">( Inn/. :
Jtui?-. la a Hlnkiuu contrast hStOOra ilia haul soft |
I saisi n- m t' ?? !*? ???!?? ?Tittle filiform innl i. it'll
i as ? . ai d the tinsse* four* s. aasartl m i I asara] 'lets s
i th r : ? i. i :,... 11 paragraph ef Oer. Dayee?a lettaref accasa?
?ii .. 'i i. ?, i a i he esnfi ? the dvflean ma
forra tii aiuBl maeiaiihwaelTe nmal eleariy defaa I i I
e: i ?,. ? re peel I ?? -t latlat m lory eti ii ?
i.i.i.-..- ,':..? i arec eaa atteri >i la a lew werasj assj IS it
|e,,,.r. ?.., .1 t.. t c Bt '..-?? ' . :: aim? St
ni;i,i iit.it. if he t< elected,It thall Is raitMaftyi
out ?i its cotupleteueee, aad that a? pi - a ?. ? ash tn a
Bterfere with she werfe. Berer had ?is.i
i,?.,,.?' ,: i better ejpportualty tofhihl with aoheaeeof
reel ? I m. in the - ?- ??? si ef feSM eaeua%aadnel
im'-. Um mereaeel a candidate or a party. tabaUtup
po ?(?"?. Hayes heartily and actively, ind i havenevee
f. !? m.itearly eonaetoai at defag the rightthtag tot
the i? -' late i eta d the i ? ai ti i
We believe there an very tew of Che fen?
tlemen who have been mon conspicuously as?
sociated with ax-Senator Schurz in the public
mind in movements tor political reform from
1 ->7_' down to lin- time, who will not belound
now taking substantially the ?an..- course.
Till. MATTEB WITB IIASNA.
Let us tor ?i moment contemplate Manna.
In a spirit of reverent inquirj let us
approach the problem?for problem it is,
and not by any means g mOTl connn
ilruiu?" Is n-iii!?tag i'ii.? matter a :: Mannaf
And if then la, wo hardly need nay
I the* logic oi the situation invites oi and
the demands of the hoar challenge us to a
thoughtful ami philosophic Investigation of
the consecutive inquiry,<4 nraat i- tbe matter
"with Hannaf Let us nnsandal and pursue
the theme. In varions forms the subject h ?
heretofore been lai :< ?> and earn? stly discussed.
The condition of Hanna, physical, mental, and
moral, ha? long a-, itated the thinking world.
Ji is only within a few years tii.it attempts
havi been made to offer serious solutions ol
the problem. Within that time the discussion
! lias been greatly extended. Tbe peripatetic
pgU-vender, tbe wandering kmfe-griudcr, the
i patient boot-black, and the mercurial newsboy
have wrestled with it; the negro minstrel
has discoursed of it, tiie politician bas en*
larged upon it, the stump ni i ?*r has pro?
claimed bis diagnosis ; everybody In sliort has
been saying with tbe emphasis ol discovery, at
brief intervals, and anon widely differing occa?
sions, " Thafi what's tin atatter with Hanna."
But ah, not so, not so. That was not in anj
case what p is tiie matter with llaman. The
answers wen- ton varied, the solutions i""
wide of tbe actual condition ol Hanna; and
there was a degree of levitj in tbe treatment
of the subtact bj tlieg? ici I public which did
not inspire confidence. i? ? aa still eluded In?
vi-ii;,riti'in and bat Iry. Men might
(??nie . und raen might go and mea
might perpetually accentuate theii boat?
ness transactions with the remark, "That's
"what's the mattet with Hanna/1 but Hanna
flowed^oo, a m;, i. i.v forever aad forever. The
hour and the man at last irnt. Met at tin
residence of Gov. Tilden at Gramercy Park in
this city on tbe oigbt of. July 11. with the
mercury up m the nineties, a good deal of
thunder and lightning performing outside,
Tilden .'t the front and center, and a commit?
tee surrounding hi, . s . oi itory and love of
countrj oo ing From ?' at everj pore. Tilden
was repn tenting administrative reform in
black clotlie , nnd teemed calm. The commit?
tee repi filled Ami riean Democracy, in
thin wi ,i? i] p t" '. . 'i pei , ;,i .1 profuaeli.
It was a g, .it .., Ion. And thei ? was
Manna. Hanna at i ?'. Ant eo to speak, in
our midst. Then won some few preliminary
formalities. Gen. UcClernand of Ulinois
embraced the opportunity afforded by a lull
in the tempest t<> s-hlrcss some remarks to
Gov. Tilden concerning the "rising and boa
'? pitable city " ot St. Louis, which be sa?.i is
"enthroned upon the banks ol the Mississippi
" worthiij typifying the growing grandeni of
"tbe mighty valley <?f thai river.'' Ho said
there had been o Convention then which was
"large In unmliem, august In character, and
"patriotic in sentiment.'1 Pursuing tbe theme
a moment longer, lit said, with irreal preci !<>n
6*1 statement, that the Consenti.m "counted
"73tj delegates, representing 38 States, form
"ingan ocean bound republic.*1 Gov. Tilden
received this information with emotions ol
profound gratitude. He seemed perplexed a
single testant al tbe remark that Ihn Convention
was "august in character,'1 bul it ocenired !>? him
at once thai tin allusion miiht in- thermo
metrical, ai'<l be rtauamed bis attitude of
patient listener. Gen. McClernand said many
other things about " the foundations of govern?
"ment and society,*1 and "gaunt famine dog?
"ging the heels of the laboring riassis,*1 and
"the whole country writhing and groaning In
" extremity?" and tbe necessity for bringing
tbe Government '"hack to Its constitutional
"moorings,*1 which <.->v. Tilden iwtaned ta
witli?considering the weather?apparent grali?
Oration and interest, lie -.i ? ?m ?1 in fact to
enjoj it. MTe doubt If be over board a ?pe eh
whi.h pleased bim more. Afterward a letter
wae read asking Gov. Tilden i<> be ? "stand
" ?lld-lieaier." And then Stepped DUt into tiie
un lut, Hani: t.
At nil e ?ll ?? ? .,,?,. ?,, ?lid n .v ell
.v. sil tin- a,. di '!..,,, ii,,, ..., thai n r
it ni i -.i.-. i im i..mu. r-eryel Uell,
M '.v, what's th< matter srltB liai Bal
Then Manna nnrolled hi-- manuscript and
broke forth, M? said be was from Indiana, the
home of Gov. Tilden's "illustrious associate,
"Thomas A. Hendnck?.*1 Tbe Governor was
interest! d immediately. The nauie-of Hendricka
seemed to sound familiar, and In- appeared
anxious in knou more about him. Hanna did
bis beat to enlighten him. He said Mr. Hen?
dricks was Indiana's favorite son, that be was
j Illustrious, that he bad 1.--.1 a lil.nut 1? -- life,
i that he had a long career of faithful public
service, that he had fearlessly espoofssd the
people's canse at a time when usurpation was
scowling fiercely, thai bo was the vary ??!?>)
of tin- Democratic party nf Indiana, and that
? hey aspired to make him Presiden! nt the United
States. Some of th? -a things we believe bad
been Intimated to <?..v. Tilden before] we an
quite snn that he bad heard in an indirect
way the stab .1 ai concerning tbe aspiration
to make bim ['resid? 111. Hui he -? ? med pleased
to hear it stated antbcritetivc-lj b m manu?
script by Hanna. He probnblj ne enjoyed
anything half so much aa it did hearing
Hanna tell in his eloquent way how illustrious
Hendricka is. Indiana, according to Mannt,
gladly, Joyfully accepts the situation, nn?l
Malina proceeded in state th-,- reasons i.i it at
considerable length. Hanna says that foi fif?
teen yean then have lain all aorta <?i goings
on, and th?- people have been quiescent
and damn. Bat now be says the lips of all
the people are annealed, and in i!,i- holy
year they are disposed t<> retara ?is far at
possible to tbe bow it simplicity of the Fathers
of the l:< I'tililie. Manna dwell on this \s | ;(
great eloquence. He spoke, too, in terms of
approbation ol tho Constitntion, remarkbig
incidentally thai it had prevailed over the
Jealousy Of monarchies and all the maledic?
tions that hceptered potentates have ever
attend sagaine! It. 11 was a speech to auks
aceptared potantateo sick. lie closed with g
glowing combination oi "mighty bosta,'1 "luu
Mth--cry," "?hunts of victory, "oooond Tuen
f "il.-v ?f November," and "hullomd fnnf
? " ! 87?."
Tin- delivery of tliis ?nhln-s was ROM
panied l?y a <otitji,ii"ii- ami fmnatani ru-tl
Of i!ie e*. oninir now-;? ij.ei-? !>;? RM-niher- of I
Committee and the invited gneata, Which
? thai o\|i'.iiii(il. Mr. Hanna had ptopnrod
i with great tana, He knew the world wani
it and would be bnpntietti tot it. On
arrival from Indinnc be tntrneted the even!
papera with a copj of it to make ann of
publication. Journalistic enterpriM has be
reduced to u Miemce by the owning pre
Fearful thai aotnothing might happen to p
\i nl its del ?wry, the evening paper* MJ
Uahed it In advance an tin- tapot
Mr. Hanno would nmke. Bo when Han
stepped onl and began, the andience poll
out tin ii librettM and accompanied him.
booh away gOUM of the ftOihnOM of the pi
auction j??chape, but that sort of ? rmeech
always, fresh ; nothing can state or mthei
8o tin- Batanera followed Hanna down t
page and when be perorated, raid, MW<
j "that':, what's the matter with llantia.'' Gk
I Tilden in his reply made no reference
Hanna. Perhnpa hi' did not know what, W
tin matter with him. May we not expi
some reference to the rahject in Ida tetter
Rcceptance ? ______________
LAST WILLS AXD Ti 8TAM ftSTB.
A will ivliiih doe- not expie--; tiie will
the testator la no will al ?ill. However ilini
ent may be the vn-ns entertained of the dl
i position of hie property by the tete M
Stewart, no lensibte prison will question 1
right to difmooc according to hie own pica
mi- ?if that fortune which was the magnifie?
frail >>i hi- own judicious and untiring tew
, But putting Mide the particular considcmtii
of ihe Stewart rase, wc wish to call attenta
to tin concluding remarks of Surrogate Calvi
who ''deplored the growing irreverent disc
" gnrd by bein al law and nezl of kin of tl
" l.i-i wills and testamenta of those who 1
" honest industry ami prudence may have a
"(iiiiii d a nm?erate competence or i
"abandance.1- Tin? evils oi tin- tendene
m the Surrogate justly remarks, "ai
" rnorc fell and deprecated by those of mock
, "rate meant than by the wealthy.-1 To toa
| an extent have these contests been i inltiplir
thai no n now make Huir leatamentary dis?
I aitiona anth feelings of anxiety and doul
, which much diminish the - tli-laction whii
I they might receivi from the peiformance <
! an Imperative duty. Por it can give n
\ pleasure, it can give only pain to any one t
know thai be i- merely bequeathing a tew
mil to ?those whom he ie anxious to make th
n ? ?pk ?.i- ot hi- bounty,
I! the tew i- charged with the iliatributio
i of tbe estate of an intestate, it proceeds a
I cording to certain rules to Matter it amon
bia Inns. Tin-e ?m- oi two classes. Punt
, there may I??- t!o' widow who is entitled to
\ sufficient provision, and the children to whm
belooga m of righl the remainder; or tbci
may be tin- next <?f kin who reallj have d
da m except a purely artificial one; ?mil thee
m ih i.nili of Ueue take the < state, not bet aus
, they have ani indefeasible right to ?t. bal be
: mum tin re is aobodj else to take it. If Mi
; Stewart had tliiil Intestate, these chunorou
pen?os win, are ?disputing his will mighi buvi
! inherited some of In- wealth; bul inasmuch a
lie -.tvv, lit to in.ike a wi!!, and did not see fl
ii.i..iTiilii : these ronti atnnts, even it be knee
anything about them, what reason is there, fo
ti,i' purposes oi the distribution, whj boshonli
not be regarded m still living and as dispo ini
of his property bj deed or ??> ileliven 7 I
, .-? ? m- io n- thai the question far tribunala n
i probate t>> ?i-k i?, Whal would the teetatoi d<
1 ii be were preaenl ami of sound ami diapoeinj
i mind ami memory .' The pn uituption Hum i
that In- would do bj deed or parole what In
has done bj testament. Thai butranent i
1 the !'"-t possible evidence of his wishes. Ti
? disregard them without ample evidence of hit
! im :*i:o Itj )?f mind <>r memory ie to teanll bin
; in hie grave To encourage sttempta t" aet
aside wills is to encourage Utigatioo of r
spccialli mull ? i rabie ? baraeti r.
One ??t the wi.i-i resulte ol Ihte tanreaaonnbh
litigation will l?e n? deter ann from makin-i
i devises for public uses. One ?.! the beet will
( l?r io encourage them t>> becoiue Unir own
execnton in ih? ?r own lifetime, :ii aevrrnl
wealthy men bave recently done, Anything
which discourages charity and benevotenci
should he looked upon with disfavor by the
l courts npon grounds of public policy. ?Devisee
?.i a benevoienl nature are among the 11 I
resources of society, nnd when tbey are made,
they should be sedulously protected. Pot
I instance, Mr. Edward Boyle, a well-known
citizen of New-York, bj a codicil i?> hi- will
provided tliat. in the event oi his wife's death-,
In- entire estate abould revert t>> the Hooee ol
the Qood Shepherd. Accompanying thi-. and
m the aune paragraph, is the following:
" ll is i iy v. ill thai il my said v. ?fa
"ami in; ? If shall perish l?y the MIDI
"laiainiiv m accident, the devtee to the Mid
"wile shall be void, and the above devtee t??
" the Houm ot the Good Shepherd shall be
"valid and effectual.'1 Mrs, Royte died on Hie
12th of April? and the t? tator on tbe I3tb.
A kinsman now claims, m both Mr. and Mrs.
I'liylf ill? .I ?i natural death, thai the devise to
Hie charily ie void, and the estate goes to the
! luir al law. Here, it seems to n-, there can
i be no doubt ol Hie intention oi tbe testator.
! A -tioniri r point is that the IIottM of the
Qood Shepherd has already exceeded tbe stai
ntori restriction! apon Hu- accumulated prop?
erty ol -m h itistitutions. There i- siso a il dm
of Mini in- influence over Hie mind of the tes?
tator. So the House of the (????d Shepherd,
to which Mr. Boyle intended to give an i ?tute,
lia- realij received a tewauil with Mme chunee
I of getting nothing. How often arc we re?
minded of the poor m.in in Dickens'a novel
1 who was ntterly rained ami finally locked np
. in the King's Bench for Ufe, ainiply because
lie had iiihi ritod an * -t?te !
While Gor. Tibian is considering the pointa of hie
letter of ar? ptance, 1? t nanmind himoi tbe follow?
ing sdminble notenw in the manife ?o of <?i?>.
I lav ??-: ?? Believing that th<- neloration <?f the civ il
aerviea to tbe tyttem eetabliahed by Waabin ton
ami mtkrwed by Ihe early F*midente can t?e best
aceomplisbed by an Executive who b under no
temptation t?> an the patronage i?i# but offlci ??? pro
note his own reelection, / attire '? /?? I
a .?nul n i .,i defy, ./? .tt'ii./ non myiujtexibli ? ,/?.../
\, not Io In iiriimliili.'i Ini i in'inn Liu fcond tcihi."
We I. luve (ii?'.. Tiklen has loOlf In l?i similar V lews.
Oertainlj his party while in opp< ition bat been
?iiim. a- to proclaim e ? in Ut upon tliem. If tbe
Governor now w Hi,.,, commit l.iie-eli aaempliati
i ally a- liasliov .Ha . i , lli.'i oiiiiii v v. lit I.... .-i.?!i
io thank him ?mil hit opponent for bnviug between
i In iu -n'.siaiiiiallv removed the question from poli
' in-. With the .?aiiilhl;?.'. s of both part-tea commit
I ted fat advance to the one-term principle, and with
j tin? la-xi Pmldenl in favor of lt-weoaghi te be
ahk to have it firmly imbedded in tin Conatitatkm
' iiifm -? the end ol bia term. If il eonld come in tbe
f.i if an aiiinili.... t kmgtheaing tbe term to six
! j i ?us. mahiag the itishIitii ineligible, and retiring
i him uj'.iu ? peuaion f??r Ufa m United BtatMfnaatec
at l?sant, wir believe it won'il work one of IBS g
est rrfi.ri.'iv. a'.tamable in our utilities.
While most of the naiional irathcriiiew nre
year L'-hl iu I'liilailclpliia, the American 1'
? hn'ical Assi'ciatinr. vain s frein the. rule by SSBSI
1 this city for its aiiiiu.il iiu-c?iiie:. Hitherto it
]iielciieil Baatan cili?s, the last two years'r
! ?mis beingbsk] at llawtsordaad Newport raspee ti'
Our citizens Will have the oj>i?<?rl unit >' <il BBS
; the dtseaoetaas <>f ear what tuen of UBSguaavi
ginning in the Chancellor's room of tin New-'
luis .1 sity ?it ?I p. m., Tuesday. July lrt : f.?!lovvt
the evening of the same day by tha stunts! sait
fron the l\t siilcnt of the Association, at the a*B
Av.iiae Preabytoriaa Chnrah, corner of Tws
SfjajondOt . where also the suh-ediieiit ineetm
the session will take place. While many ol
Incens? easeenosd at th.se raastiaga aro em
there are always sumo well asted fat pontilarai
elation, and tin re is BtON lhaii Ihe Usual .nt? v<
tte present work of tha ?taaoelajian bacanas it
given forth its opinion in favor o? a nfotS
Lni?lisli spelHng.
PERSONAL
>iiss Annie Moui.se Cat* intends to sail
Bag'siH juiv 80,
Mieui. Prod, ("?rant's promotion proves t(
m anriet aeeocdeac ? s :ii. lau acal army regulation?.
A fnll-eiM model for the statue of J
Stuart still has bees nearl* completed by the artist,
Wuolaer.
Mi. Gudstone will eontribvhj an anido
the Ufe el tha late i>r. Monsaa sTLsesJ h?Aef*bi
(nullt- ri IJ Hi riff.
Dean Stanley has consented to Income Pi
blent Of the V..C..I.,..- SB'S ClUh .4tnt [UStltUtO L'liiol
tu?- lilac- <?f in. lut i. mi i.sitaltea.
Mr. BoratioS. White, a grad?ate of Ban
[ Ciiiieife, bus bees ?-I-i-teii lo the IWrd prafeeenrehl
Ihrrlaaelcellsnyasfffrt.nirtrt*j enease* tafJaraaDt
v.i ilty.
Nils-oii propooea to rnake a toar through
principal towna of Sweden aad Vorway In the Auta
She haa never euni Inner nsUvehutd alnei the left I
lmt i.i bei muslcnl stn lh s m Parts.
Mis, tfartineon's last Uterary btbot was
ssiii, na iiiiiiiii'n ?mu fur a hraaelBttoo i.f i*r. Pai
"Statou von Moatfort, Oraf Ton Leieeeter,der BehS|
il.- n i ises ib r i.i meinen," svlm-ii hi .-,.11111 tu be publia
111 1.1.ll lull.
Mr. Julian Mawihorne. who i< now residi
m the nelg'uborbood ?i 1..111'1.1., trill foOon ap
"Saxon Studies," it is thought, wtlh toaae Bagl
stuili' -. His 1. e. t,t 1 ??,1 - ol a brothi r-ln law proml
III III 1114.' ?1 llW'l.l l.l ... ' .'.III. Illll I. IS .?IIS.
Mr. J. P, Campbell of Florence, X. J., I
ii bis luis-i --?un the '.;-a].< -?nil ss!!!. svi.ii b Lafayette 1
sv'iiie.b.i it the battit ol Brandywlne. i? bus been
b - posa anea us. 1 ?mir a ?? ntui r, and ai - gt 1 s lo I
by li.- .mm. who 1.1 iki .1 r up nt? r a i -l ?trues in?.M
i|iiisa?iii ii 1 r itopped '?'? u wall. The heroine was
thai a 11 car rlos ? un 1 ,:i u- ?< in ?? 1 un, and ?s b
ttl? l/llliet l:i Clllliun V- - V..'., ll i| .-..e mil Hi! l
, .,ttiiii.' and bind np tie vs. m
1 in t lie ?? - ? . . 11,,-1 ..u in - . eral v..
later be so arUt ber out. The i?s:l ts a cast-iron *lol
alNMtl 1 ' ! .11. 1 ? a 1 . . ....
pn-ei snl.
Durmg Commencement week at Coi lell?i
v.i-its Anu? at j>. \siiiie tendered ta- 1 ignattou
President uf that laaUtettoa, lie aald that he had 1
devoted many of NV best resrs of net lib to I
;. .in! Bueeeea i?t the expeaee ot tie pnvi
.1 iti. - it'.l idaua, lm'tl it tin- latter li?se Hue. 1 .iiv.
demanded his attention, uni cuti.i' iie.i him ret?, n
?i.|. Atibe urgent solicitation of the Kie nlt.v utnl 1
Uitsrd of Trustees he wits flntilljr ps 11a : I to accept I
-te.i'i a leave of absence! roue year, an la) ti.? end
t! ?> time .' return ..?.in to the duties of the postu?
lie expects to ipeud bis rear of absent in Ihn capita
. IB I....11I 'ti. I In 1 v. DuUve in 1
?1.1 m. iu uf t 1 ..' cerslt) during its bscuee will d
Su Se II]. lue \'ll e-i'.i -lilcllt, \S. ( . I.
Baratoqa, July 13. -Gov. rUden has s
i Bred m a ,- il tin l utted .-.ate- ttatal, an I vsi:l be lie
? 111. .1,111.-.
I. i.N, duly l'J.?The King ami Queen <
?. irrlved nt Charing 1 es ata "a to-day. who
ll.iv vi,:. i.i,; bj tin-1'ni!. e of Wall , aud piuccuiletl
vv.ui! ... L'aatie._
FOUTU U NOTES.
Senator Conkling will oVmbtJeni give M
Bl ..ne ,i re s Id ssi li usai t.. I... -
I re idenl Grant seems t<? in- doing his bet
tomase" rantlaoB" ndtesi If he hse nay deteodei
I.-!.. ;i ej an
'? Bose " Shepherd had long to wait, hut tr
a .v in rejoices with the scalp of "that ?itiie LuU la
c.iie. Yankt a " ?l inc.!.is- fi on , i? belt.
iiliio Republicano an- already orgirtg till
Mr. li.uti. 11 mast bi the nrxl Bpeakat ol tht Bouat
a v. t v rood chote? ; bat Srei gefyolr Kepublkaa aaeja
nv, gentlemen.
inn. John l". Parnsworth <>f Illinois hi
haki t the stump foi i Idea and Ueudrieka. Ha waeee
of the i irliest ah? Itlontsis In i liiiois, aod vaaasealoe
suppoi ?.i .a Ur. ? ?: 11 u v m IsT-j.
There seems to be a general bnpresslon ii
Republi aa quarters thai meu like l hi odorc m Potnero;
an i v. B. ? m Bell n:.- m leo llghi oelgbl t.. be nominate!
foi Qovernor this year. .1 -: n..v there i- more lall
?ii.. ? m n i .us. M.. f one el>e, but the ...lit
em rent ol ilii>u_bt umi ou runula . a ?
.s:i.itii,is i? ili.ips to v.ni..mi M. Evnrts that to auyhod;
"
There wasn't a superfluity ol enthnsbtam ii
tha nidi ?i and Hendrieks raUaeatlon mi U
i Uetou'ai ? N ...u .4 .??.;
? il attempt at chterlulnosaundei deprt salngelrcum
. ?. -i Bator rhurmaa'a It ttei
rentarasaboal tit?, toll} ot "cryIns ovcrsp) .
and ii- -ne!.lavoldam ol all uiantloti ol . Itherrund?
u i i . ? . . en wont ?'? IVndti on was fra keu.iui'l
n. - . tl.;.? ? s not uiueh n- lie i". the i), i
|..u . | m mau tiit-i .v.ir.
The latest candidate for tho Dem?crata
Domination for Governor ol ..... York, ts brought f?r
\s. : i. i ' -'?/ ' /i'.ui .-?if .l./r/riV?.-r, It: the SOI
bos of ' v .ii ?'. Addison Gardiner of that city, lio wa
e'ci ted 1 tant Qorertioi on the th kel with Btla
W : .. bl lu? ' i ??'...- .1 tul -'?? of th '.-It i. lit of A||' al
(roan : o living quietly near BocIt
esti rever Is a indi tal i ?rhi
wuiiiil unite i... pai ty, fk ol c torn
n ? t" tii .' ''. ' ton! m stau ? capable, am
faithful t" . ? onslitutMO.
Mr. Ilalstead says in The Cincinnati OomwuT'
riel : ?? i'\ii .tt tie ?nuil, m Hayes's let*
Is that part of It In whteh his peraonalitj atipeata. 11 i
nut .-His ii ,:c thai that w ?ii.ii le -.o i uf ihe South in ex
tretneli good, bat that II Is his owa aad reOeeta his aaa
ta aud ohm ?ter. Oat kaearli ?i-'i tel Oar. Hayes b
an clear that we feel warranted la auflag to the Boatl
! ilia' : e i. i.. |.c!i'-,i his n. m i m tbepSRiple ol thai secltou
i mid ii ? ould t.isc iti.it -u m- uord foi il is th
V4.,r?t ..t s axiit toman and a soldier, a man who haa seei
?v ir, aud who lovi ?Justice end pcuce."
Talk like the following from The Bosfoa
Tnii,m.11 is i" ii'iiiiiiu' ? .iiiiiiii.ii in Republican ytmrnnk
..i nndoubted orthodoxy : " fue heartiest ?tlegutl uf tbai
or Ore years ago with Gea. Oraal utnl hta proceedlngs
Midi aa ii.iitiii e\|.i.BtnBumaer'a and'Schnra'a 'ur.
siahted but thea nnpopulai atteraaeee, oottld um san
sutil l| sled thesfurloi uni u .<f Preskt al Qraat'a prrai nt
I'li-iuuii before the pahlh ontaloaot tb?- eoantry. llh
m i., t n. sppear it ti ? Itilladelphla Ceateautal eeremo
me-, vrbtch i in- n,..-i i "i'i. nil neu m, ich, a reUrulu , .1 n
He hlsrlicst representiitlvi.t ile Orea] Powers lalb-tl
ii"! 1.morbj ihclrpres uoe, has been aevereli nun
im hihi 1 n .
The Democntsare (ill occasionally criticised
fui nui taking Mr. Morrison of IfJlnoia aa their eautitdatt
lor Vin-Tn .-ni? nt. 1; la Interesting therefore t.? kn.ivs
tli.it Mr. Morrtaoa ssa.s expllcltlj remonstrated with i>>
?.ne uf ih,. leadlo rildendeh ratea bet maeof bfaiadvo
eaeyof anoth? Madhtate. aaM the Vow-Yorker: ??])?
vie: nut 1, ,uvs tin. t y, m are talked of tur tin- ptaee,aa?l
thai you ?? .111 prohabl* !-iv<- it :f you waul it I" ?? ii svili
nut do at nil," replied Morriaaa] "it i- a algb ofBes,
higher thai.rtbui| 1 have .tune lathe party would a?
title m" i" 1-, ne 1.1, ;.,, 1 cert ilntj ! should be very i>r.?ail
i" ..11.nu 11. inn ,1 ,.,.,, ,,| i?. ,1.,,,,-, .,,?] ,,.,_:.. ,,,,, ,,, ??.
tried, 's 'ii'.I to tahe a nun who will help In Octo
h 1.' Tlicydld lake a mau who wm probably help in
October In luillanti bul p.at kiudol help la not likely
t 1 in- prontable ,n November.
The Immortal Got. Bard has bnmortalised
himself s,,m,, asara, lie atoad Baaafully by "??? thl d
Ierra seb?ese till tii.- ClndnaaUfJouveatlanaoattnaied
ii ? da sier. Then be weal to MobUeaad alerted
The ( .n ..'..i,.;,i (,i,,t u a red-hot Repi ?lieaa ors-aa, le
i" b'-1 ?iti'.ib. 1 in annouaoad thai Hayee aad Wheeler
would "-sweep tb nation,''aud that "we an hoaad u>
obtain a era hing, trverwhelmlsg, aad, em may a.bt, n
btllUaal \iciurv." Tins fcivi.i pcedlettoa scarcely had
time to etui befare the St. Louis Cunveatioa met. 'i",.u
vuraatlle Bsmael thereupon appeaded a posteetiat aa?
elartngthat "etaeewrlttag the above " Um Desaoeratle
party bad doe? the wort - aaslgned It ar the peuple as
iiiiv 1.1 us iii it vsc r, el u our bounden dut} to act
with it In tho future." "Thai bewildering aunouuremeul
1.1 a 1 ;,an :? nf position waa aocompanlco with the assur?
ance thai nit persons who bad paid their subscriptions la
advance, under Hie supposlUon that ihr Oloea wat a
Huyes and Wheeler imper, could have their money re
latilc.l it tbey itemed. It is thu liveliest "Hap" on
itconl.
OPENING THF. CAMPAIGN.
' i.?aimu i Irom Flr-t I'me
the pronentioaa to Aefras the ,xpaaanef nt ->r<w_>.
in.-. If we fiillnw Mr Tillen tut., tie I t.. ? ?, , n, ,T!*
now occupies u Ooveroor of Um f-tatc'ol V ? y,,, JJ?
m, I him t!.ei)' exploring lor canal iratnls, aud .1. let-VhlZ
? ??r I...? i.f Hie i-eriietrnu-f
Bui in mis one f.ui, ,,', ??J'J?
-i.|? )' ; and sunn- Kile ).r I ...
bava been puni bod. Bal lu ?
nit of ?i reformer, imt nttni tant of ,, m_E
prnatcator batead, a.-slsinl by ail tbe nffteioja a?t
power a?,?I l,.can- or a gnat Inn. l! wn |j_,_
iinally come to tins tint aver* ni^n for.ctfc-anu?.
win) vvitii Korn? v:sfi?r aad n I. lity prin-iaai tJ.,
iluiies of hit ofnee la to be deeme<l a reformer, thea un
doubtedlvuov. Tilden, and, at 1 trust, icon-? ?t others!
deaerva the naeat tad the reward, If reward i?- Sa? ?
publie iiitMC atoeiaaot however a niorarer,foi atan
a- -i-'s in |.iini-lii:ix for ott? ii-e? airiilnsi eii-tiu^ law?
lieuniv It a reformer wbe removes fi eat abones aM i<?
dwtin gnat rt-rongs i>> exploring andreoio-rlnf__.it
couses, ?n n ll.'iiii'.i'.n, wlieu bo iliuiei aud ll l.-t,^
i . right of tbe Kins to ?xtmt ship-money by vlrtntof
bitnyel jrrerogatlve,aaramed the rmeoi therefonner
aad to dia the Bepu'ilicau party when it, (truck tht let!
11 if ftiiiu milli. i; of slaves, anil by con Ututloaal
aii?oiiilnii'iits ami legislative tctn r..r enforetas then aa>
?ared lue il bei ; j ol Un h nnfortunatt men rorever, it ?,,
a im..r device t<? seek L> palm otf Oov, Tildea as a re
former. No aueh elalm la made forlfr. Ili-adi-teka, at*,
*-ith*tandiug Ms diacoveriot In flnance by mtanef
wi n ii be can doublten satiety ins foilowm tliat a
promise to pay a ?ollai -although Durer to !>? performed
?lathe (.. at ?uaivaiiTit of t >? dollar It ?if. The tara
Jugii[1er would perhaps bt tht nioal appropriate aaam for
? .1 il. is gifted,' aud a dose -e.niniv i,f hu aWj.
i- .?? upon !-.?? ticket might, perhapti derehip la luui
q .liiii? i in thai lint whleh aould oui Into tbe ?bade bu
tills.. - a i? .m mar. * * * ?
Believing, Uu refore, a? I .io, that Mr. Tiid-n. if ? leetai,
would i?8 ?.tolled In the iutereala of Lia party, ami'
n il h ivlng r.iiih either in bit k'-h?u? ?i in bit -tJasiot u?
a retormer, I cannot but fear thai should in be electee
tue couutry would ta subject to that niaewhat rultai
.? ; rtrengetnl hnanny which baa for aunt Uhm pan
dominated, and which still reigns in toe House of Ke|.r?
neutatlvca. and 1 tlmuld txpect tala toon to had te tue
substantial undoing of ainek m ?b Boata antea it !,_i
coat tie- N'.rUi iiientiiiiaiiii- iil(???l ami fnmnm tn rnaii
.1 .1 i- I ?tiii-li. anil I .in.Hid leal it:?? |. -ni.i'ai..11 or It?
cut ring w< d&e within iLe next four yean: i??i wuocan
doubt tint tue Bouthern Democn - would rejoin tu
know thai a public debt locum d to tubdne Lheii peoate
Hin? HII..J. e!a n t.? t_e C'oii.-tiiiiiio.i and .avv- no loagei
i ii i! ?m a lamieii i;,?i?n t?.) in. To t.m- feel la Iu her*
i .a, with human nature, and wan the power and tue
tin in ?? . -ill, It '.?.'.ill Bot MUT'! I-. lie- .i. -.-.- au ?n
it nij.i t ..vaiii n pndiai '?n la tout ??.. m, perhaps m a n
a ol in tercet, perbupa In ]>>. men - by prouuaea, m
ae. old,mi. With la) -tnei-.l ) .'I licm?r.i .. I and his loll?*
i is. Al .?li ev. BU, l fie.er to tru-,1 i ne Int.- of mr ... |_>
try foi u come m the heads ??t the p irty wLtefe
fui year*peni Un donen much m atapfni taedettlaiei
ot l?ir people. In our noulneea fi i i'te-nli at an I
Prealdeul we have man of eap-ett) and large sxpertaaat
m pabilo affaire?men, too, m > ii iractera li rappiecbabla
bot- ?ne worthy .?i all uu.?t. ami they stand ahonlderte
shoulder upon a tdatfom which duet ant palier In a
double naaa Raen i- iaharm ny with the otlaw, aad
i.i>rti trn? retires latativeael lbs party they toad.
Ro? i.i.i i lim..?! thai Mr. Uayet,wuea elected, wdleafl
i., bit Bid a U-biu t ol i. (ii -? lu.itivi aud ablt neu.
\v, niiat ?mil aal nu l'i .-.<l-.it cm aafery take Un aatai
it State. Itnut l shall hre to tee tha ttavy ?in-u
Ui ;.'i.- country, U In Ureat Bntuin, able Cabinet Mu>
? -t? ;?- aUlbeaneceaslt) a- well n the eaatoe of a wise
I'll -uli-l:* ; but till- i all .nl OOClir Kilt I ini'liil'TS of III?
? ..?i.- i.i' iii?.ni in Kit and apeak, but aot to Vote, id
. ?:. ll))..-? ol i:- i'ii -. ?it.iiivi'.s. 'l nere tuev ?o., ?i bt at ?
Jeet to be qlieatli.1 a- to tut policy acddoia s ot t.ji-ir
rt-apecUve ? |...itin, n.-. and tan tiny vv.,..a! be able,
? m n i .n nl ?|.i n, m n, .. ml ill. Ir coii'iii.l ami tin- po i v
il : . Adiuiniatnttlun alta which tuey were coanectei
t'he honor and the reput-ttua ot tbe Oovernmi-ui woaM
bu to a certain ex.cut iu their tunda, ami ,i the} wen
iaJ io the task nl i.i ? di ti i.-i thej would not bs
|. .i,....- <I long to occupy lheii placea. Tue traditions of
ourUovernra ut enjoin upon the President inedu'yef
Ken-clins ..''i?' and wcU-kaewa men to tana bit; ahnat
.i.. a i.r.ii.vu'.n t'i I.un. uml of great iiuportaanla
i lecouuUy. i bave gii .t eouSileuce thai tuchmeaklr.
Uayee awaaaRasbteeomdlnutonal _>>i? inc-ia.
THE rnoMiNKM onicKR.-s.
.T siplic Plnckney then re
?JIM? Yiie-l're-ld'Tlt.S ?Hill ll
t.H.' Vi< c-i'r? -i.l'it.s wen tiie
All ??/-i? '?'?? < uiaell,
.la. i.- HI H B UlliU,
WiiUain M. Rvarta,
Doraian is. Bal ?..
RuUerl I. !n?^ Kennedy,
Win. ii. Van.i. lilt,
J..-. (?li beligmaa,
Lev i 1". .\l .ii ?ii,
Legrand H c innoa,
I. !i>: ? . ( owdm,
i ti
S. Pendlet D ii..-.!. V,
I'..a: I. * ?..ill.rt.
Charles a. Peabodv,
Tiiurlow *v ii.
i:i'.?.'o.: E rbortie,
.i.i.. . ? n \' i Alen,
i tune ? i H Uki r,
v .., I'. Man,
John li . .-.
Ll ?.. ? Aapiov alL
i. i?i...... ' ? amitb.
?. .Ik-. :. \.... .Ni.it,
V? .. .m n. stiuer,
.-?..t.i.iel Sioau,
i ? t. '.ii.' ire,
? i K.ii-ii.ir,
' III.-,
I-. ?.?i.- K -tcuum,
1. i. ...i i.i -,
. i? Idiirgaa,
.i \ i . t,
Will ...i. On ??!,
'i i.. ..: in vs Dwignij
.i iJacol I -? ..
i i. - - v,.:,
i - ? . i., nediot,
Ai- . . t Uu i.? .ii ,
i Lai.. - v. ttro ?j,
J. ,..i II. lia:;,
Jai . i
Jam,, - I . ' alter,
la : . li. Arn..1.1,
1 .
l'iuiru ? II. Buaw ll,
li. : ii -? :..-,
Juiiu a. Stewart,
a?! the list ef nan than
.) Secretaries. Among
following i
Chartes U Tiifany,
J ?lui J. To? iv int.
Hu.i ti-i R. il ?... N -,
Ai'iain UiabecRer.
I.i- Lertck ?^ 8 v.ard,
j.Uiii l?. Law t a,
NatAan C. Rljr,
11. n.y li. 1) .vi s. jr.,
t Iv.ai'i Sjioumu,
Mom ii. iiiiuui-H,
i. .a..- Law,
Anr.ia.iia Li lit,
a,a.i ,i. Dut) uiioefler,
Aus In I.? .ike,
Ma -'?.ui o. Raft -rta,
J.? eph M ?
George 0|xlykr,
j m.-s i; nun,
Luthei it. .M^rsh,
David D'iw-i.
banleJ t'. Ai?,.!.-un,
I'lllli, I . < lIllD'.lli,
Gouverneur M.Ogdaa,
A.C. Klngsland,
C->rnelius i:. Aguew,
11. .11 j \V . Ih .IJIVS,
Kiuliai-diLUunt,
.ioiiii Jay,
? i >u. Landun,
j iTer-" ,,; Morgaa,
li. ory .i .-? niiii r,
? li xa:...' r .-:.:i!>i,
Frederick V. t'appaa,
B '. ui Touaaj .'
Stephen 11. Jv n>.*. Jr.,
?). 1(. M .inn,
William Laimban.
J. .-i...i. .. i ?..-..,,
t.. . lie.his Sail I etl,
Tbouuis E. -n??.? art,
11. rv ll ?i.i.mi i;.?r.et,
a. .i. ii. Uuganae,
'Tin- .?.11 I'll)',
I -::??: IIMIl,
I'. A Liua.lli.
Amiii.'W J. i/aiiipbcIL
THE RESOLUTIONS
The naolntlona, which were raaaivod with great
cl,m niu,' and applause, won nnl by cs-Ja.li?'??.
White, and wen m follow :
rat AV/.i'. iron Meetort <>r the C.ty of \rv- Tori;, in
/?,.:?? meet ng oa*i nblttl,le Un h;*i,.,>, throw/h?mi Hit
, fiiinu >i '...' ., .'.-?,;. ll. . n:, nils* upon Ki?' Pri .linitial
--.i '-;?',? . i? aot '.??un..ii. ul ol the aignitleant
I.i. t ILat It I.? .?.?- C nli ?i!. al year ol OUT II..tl n's in i?
cu wi look bt l. ? m tbe great procca
of tventt tliat han u eurred during tlu paal 100
ri in, not uulj In enr owu oouutry, but among tin?
natiousoft.lartb, we flud (hat In magnitiidc and in
portant*? '. i uatiou'a progresa bas been more emphatic,
mon ,:?....??-. -. e, .ie?. a io? proaperuus durln_ tar six
leen years ol Ilie aaiaudcuoj ol Ihe Rci-ubli aa party
than iliiiltu any otnci d? ?idt ?>: timo durlua tin ? i-uui.y.
It cam :..?;.' i surrounded l?y discordant and bel*
II . i, i . . i e. nt?, .i", i upou the verj threshold of a
bloody, ?? war. i ?. rebellion by the ibtrn-t
round it.to piiwder: It wiped out tonver tl ?? i
i , iverj; ? ? i sud preserved the lit" of i i
natl n, und aftci Hie fearful struggte waa ovw It Inl u?
n..r,... . i aud i. a. Hi ut c ufttu i
Ilona] aa.i in..a. n'.-- I will f iring I-?- ?' (
te oui aboie country. Takiuii Lulo conaideratlou tbe
-..: ?? aud il.-i.'i ? ' . pert) aud the huge de'.t
which -....-i'. ?' | created bj the war af the rebel
hou, tais ?t iii.'ii ha? ?i...?,! n?. ti-,:i. i., y, eaduraace.
??lei r? -i .,?- iat.\, i?., i. i.i.u; any aaiioa m tue fuie o?
Ihuglob .
i.? this grand era ol tood v%.;i aad good feelrag wt
i?. .1 ^-..ii.v rcllcre t.... ? eav a.-? et tbe aspe I ..??..??
1.1,..ni-m., and hatreds thai esuallyoni . .-. .,!., di?
.c-s,..a i.i ImiM-riaiit poliUeal !?-...*-, and i .- i ?1 tho
?a.1.1 ol t'.i- i:. ? ,....'..,i part) tLai It cnauot bo avoid? '?
Already itt integrity and i;i?n<? h .s bueu ?o unjuatl) aad
iiuiligpantl) aas-lli .... . -.. ? ,?. . ?ronUu. I ?
ii ,..;.i:..i ntaub o?l did we not burl back with de?ann
t, n r.- ii imput?t (oui aad ti?ndate thai an no? riagiag
i..:i i .ii tin i.itii. Letnafera anmeut cxamim) whether
ti-..--. r-tateiiieate are well founded. Atth n-oi-al Demo?
cratic t,..av. i.u.'ii i.i-I.I a! :- . I.ii.r- l'a- v. m ,a.ne .-laiaeiu
ul l'anima y UalLwbe ? illed ihe CouveuUon loonier,
uiten-il bitter louuntorloua ovw " the corruption ol the
Republican paity,' ?ml deeared ?*?* : 11? ?liu.'ne hauda
thai.ivri could bo happy ao lou? as the Ivmoerattt
party wm k--?'t u ray iron tue publie cub. A prennent
banker ul ; bis city, in his ludl riccl seal, Intertupted the
ie. ni ir und oi-ilerl) . . : t " i ? iv.-it ..-..,.,- .1
fui s ai... is toldol the stnueadona wirk*-dneasof
tl j i rilbl publu-au party, chargiag It v?.*.ii i? ug
?-.. cu,.i.i., "i oleran ," ami the iia-ii i.i all las
Ills aud troi.'?'. ? t al ii ro vexed the bo?l) politic s'.uct
t .r glorious 'la'.- m .la n?- Bnebaaatt. i \u w idw ? I ;'? ?
a.1..lus- and u- wilulb a- lau-t.?.i ** tha ab?set, wrean.
.inl i-iiiin -..,' the sixteen years ol the a-vciidoacv of tbt
t,. i ., .n, | u ? > ,' and wbea v>-.- recall Ihe fact that ii r
Uiirtet-nol ;?'.." sixteen yean tUsneW-_c?l_ed 1? I ? ?
i ?.'in... i.ii v\.,i a m uibcrof llw Republlcau i*??.> '?
i.iv d r,.-linn, i.,, i'.i .-, .ail ? n..i'?a.. ?.: and hennit a
I? :.rai toi ih- bauble or the Utul nan: Uoveraerabia
m Un- .-?aie, v. ,? i an (? . iia|>s iit'.ifil te be complaeenl
and li-t .iia.il ...-;.. i ?.imj i?u.-? ay us unheeded U iLe lilis
v? , 1.
W. art r.iitier Vexed m>r tltrmtdL far we liave benm
iini.i tu i. a . an aud ?>v.iK??'r. The co '?? refonan
now utt,.,.i baa a fa .. MMind U it?, la tiates e-'^t
Itashibb ...,: vv t- '? I'vw'.i? aud Kel.'.tu." thcU "TaSt*
in .n. II.i.) and Krlaiei." ami li'.w ll 1- " 1 lid? n and
i...? n n :" li is tin- sama ?*_rk, witk ui? - une bmr, Ueai
tin tame aid doe. Ills like tha n-fona prvpottdbyUM
uiii'oituuate fox who loal bu lall la um Urau;bullM
n i? ?a liion pted. It wll lxm>miuio uJ) fail
In Its ..:?.i.. i. for li iv...? i.a- n D--- upon tat *n?*raati
ol tbe people aud rnem ttaali luiellliHinee,
Ontltegrrai i|Uiattea tow agitating theeoaatry,the
qiuiatioii ui honestcuireuey, ilie lieiuoci ....
a ? .h lu?,ni; tllC .1 -n.ne." It is UMIhl r " ?cl . Ink, Btl
fowL" Il i lam:-tu lavai- a r.'.?ti t" ape? t puyu
ami yet 0|>|hi ce ail nieaium having a lendenc) lu bring
ai?.au tliat H-.-I..I. linn..- any iniclligeul lueaame, H
j Is -.-nui'..m of reoudiaUon aud uaUomU oiaboaoi I ?
I word, lia In a i it ol brass, while Its body sud memLert
anatublik*and day, ami m Korrmhai ncstUwdiW
?? im kedopia i(? Ultlt bod," sad bt licani of no ?i.o:e
111 I' . .1 .
i be mteatoa .?f tha Republteaa party 1* m?r y -t ,-?..!. -U
and we shall go forward ?uli on. aork, contpaeriag tad
t? oui i|n r, n,.11.. ih.n end w? li eby resolve?
Firtt That we i'?ir?i?.i:i>- apptvva maurat, natnaVis tn
'?" i ai..n .if iirtijcli ?? ? 141. ?'..'? : b) ti??- ? laatueeu .s?
I i.uu.ii ui-i'ui.ii,!_ii i ? ,.iv.-iii..iii, ?ni in Un- vitni trutba it-.*f?w
aoBiaiaad weracoge*1**Uta ?ely trraabasis wlai will raaxe
oui ...?iiii.i i,,,,i,iM a.:. ptesanwaaaad sanf. ?*? *?
beartlly au.i kopstell) ?<? ? cpt, *:?-i haieby ratify, lao ?>-?" n J
salil l'oavi-i.t.?ii in aomiuatint i-i riniinui aad "i ? ? i':?*??
?Jini ui tii? i liii-'iataieauer. lmth<-r(erd it. Uayos i ?"???
aait Um lion, n/11 i a A. v\ li ?i? r ot Raw Vais
net mi : Weesa ?un coaad?at'a i-i.?iini,(? the imist rteit
acruuny laie tea publie sat pr?vala life ?f t??v iiayi-s. ils
rei-ord osan a? lumu Hi* .?nuu lia* nevnr 6aaae*n
ii.mu? Ui> i?roiiii. tan prat nan, ami oauhak v????, *-si
nsani la hki b u>f "i aetaasaaca amn u? that at ? ill uh.ks
twiat,safe.aot lucorrujiuiil? cfuet *_??;:?u?!i-, utsi-aewUI
rallyarouad, ?ui.-Miri, an?t triuiui'ianily .sUciMui lotlissi
alU>l INWilion till' I....-'!- '1ST* itcucllaleil Ml- t? Ul>.
Third: Un? b-o?c of WMUam A. Wlioeltx ?1 our ?wa stale ?