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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
WBDNKSDAT, BEPTEMBER 6, 1876.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.
Foreigk.? I he TurkB linve invailerl >?ont?"ncffTO.
a?:? Tho bulk of the Sorviun nnny in nt DeliBTaal,
EsaESB Tutkieli trucUy i? ?sir.muly __B-_-raCB-i in l-.n
gland. ?s ? Kx-Qiteen Igdhella iuU-uil* ntuniing
to I'Yance. - ----- Kide _houtiag is iu |irogre_s at
Ottawa.
DOMRSIIC?The |f__BBB-_BB-BB_fl l.'epnhlii ?ill State
Convention at WsBBSStSf reiionti"i.it?(l (i. v. Kic?.
and the icnirtiniler of last ycni'.". tiikt t. The re
sumption of ??necio i>i.vm??ntH ?.ud ft -B____fl of the
civil service viere prouiimtit feiituien of tho plat?
form. Gen. ll'itk-r vvasi Im*? ti ouc nf the S?;,te ?Join
Eoitte-e. =___-__ The traiu-wiccl er Alains pli_do?l
?guilty to the BBB_r_BB nii.iinst bun. ____? K.-riiriii?
received from Vermont iudicatol l'i-;nil..'itraa nuns.
? Mr. Matons i?ude aleg.il answer in the mille
case. .- ? ? The I'hiladi-Ipbia l>oat raren wire wnn
bj Luther, Iliayley, Hanlon, Giocn anil 11bb__
(Thames), am) Faulkner ami B____,
City ani? SinuKB.tN.-Hy an _bbj__b_b__ e_iil?i?iu?i
of nitro-Klyciiine at Hell Cia'e |__NM B_BB wn?' tSXmi
and nine were wounded. r=_r__: William A. Fowler,
Commissioner of City Works of ltronklyn. B?_BBBa>
peuded from BSBSBJ l.-.v Mayor Schrocdcr. ' - Oold,
109??, lW?b?a, 108*% Qsld value of the legal tender
dollar at tin? esBBB, $lHt tents. Btacks OBSSMd weak
but closed strong.
The Weatiiku.?Thk Tuiki-m:'h liical obHcrva
tions ?Bat-B-ata cool, clear weather, followed l.y
clouds.- In this city yesterday it was cleat
overhead, with light winds at*. BBOslB-tatetf cool
temperature. Tli.rmoniet?r, Gl?, 71 ?', 01 ->.
It is discreet of ex-Queen IwTrt-la t4> propow
leaviug Spam tor Hie Wintei, ptirhafai not to
return. Her resilience there dkm no |0_B_, .uid
may do great harm.
'To the very ____e*fl__MB__. cnlleetioiis B_
good and bad pictures in the Art __a_M_M at
Pliiladeljiliii some gi?dc is ne??deil, it' only to
aave time. The lctt? I on this subject vvhic?i
w?s yublisli to-day will be of asestante in in?
dicating w!i;<t should bv Ht en and what
shunned. _
The tvrti'tii of Mayor .Scliioeiler of Brooklyn
in suspending Coniuiissioii:T Fowler from
oflic? Bill be hugely i?ii]>j)i?it( t\ in the Comineo
Council, and may command enough votes to
be effective. Tins will bring to a o__ the
long conflict of authority coiiciiniiig the co:i
BtructioTi of the Hein?Ktoad Ri k'-i voir, and
may perhaj?-? itHsint in giving l-UiMitdiian.-t noine
share in the apiaointmi'ut of __BB4ojr_B on the
public works.
The shocking d-fMtev which lia?* oceiiired in
conveying nitro-flyeeritie tti Hell C,,iu- will
add to the anxiety of the jk opi? of ?Aatatift,
who feai ?m d-kC-f "f tlie gi? ;?t explohicii
that is shortly to take place. It Ifl I lie opinion
of thune who are diieeting Ihc ?.viuk th.it m
d?tuger to surrounding properly need lie appi?
hended. Let us hope that the?, are um ko
seriously mi>t.ik?-ii iu that n ?p( ?t ?is tiny WfotO
in managing the conveyance of tin. Unible
explosive.
m
Tho Ma?tMichusetts Kepublio.in BUtfl Con?
vention .tt Worcester yieteid.iy BBBmIb ?*li(?it
work of the _a___BBBS beioie it. lb? It! .i,n s
State ticket Ik-iug lenoniiuated willi but fifteen
dissenting votes, and the other b_Ut_M9M dis
paU'hed without __| hlay. This having ben
done, the convention was addressed by 8?-na
tor Boutwell and G'u. \V(jodfoid. T_M
? Widow" Batte did not oppress the conven?
tion with hei pieseiice, luii Hk- reading of her
name on the Stat?? Committee lmt was nceivid
with applause.
Returns from the Veituont State el.-en.m
held yesti-idry come in elowly, but so fai as
received sliow considerable Ri-publican giins
over the vote of 1*?7-1. when lh. Raep_JjUc._
m/gority was 20,:i2?">. The?, is an dm ?cased
vote on both sides, and the aggi.-z-aU- b.i.ls
fair to exceed that of any pu .ions \.?.u.
Both partie? have made an active and thoi
ough canvass ?if the State, Use BsTpaltlkBllB
with the hope of ?nerea-ing a:nl the Dennx rats
of cutting down ?he majoiity for the sake of
th? moral effect in other Sti et* If, as bow
appears probable, the Kepublieans luve in
creasod their majority, it will have a tendency
to do away with the imp'esMou wliii h the
Democrats have sought to convey, that the
hard times have created a popular a_M_re ?Co.
ft O-iaaga of rule which will bring the Demo
crats buck into power. The l*M__1 la Vermont
may no' count for much. but whale. 01 it is is
in EavOf of the Republicans. Maine comes
next. _
Servi.i i<? conquered. It Is as ?sele?.*- now
f?t bei to resist the Turks m it WM for the
Frene!? to continue bwtflit-M a'ttr the fail of
M?-tz. Tin? victory :it Alexi'i:?!*- opened the
way lo Belgrade, which in the oely fortress
Don able to oiler a htabborn ?lelcnse. II .vins,
the Servian-? at llieir mercy, tlie Turks have
tnri-etl iijion the Montenegrin-? whom iln.v ev?
idently ?lesire to crush before i??"!i?'e prevent*?
them Aram having vi?ngeanee. Meanwhile hi?
?'X .-?lenient continu?* in England on ;ic
ci?mt of the Bnlgniian atrocities. John
Briglit, the Bishop of Manchef-tcr, aril Mr.
i al;;.!.i,,')?? have eacii helped t?> swell Um I1 p
nlar out?Ty againet Oat (:?)\?'inni. nt f??r ils
In!?.-*- aiiiin?'-?-?. I.orl Derby is Uged to act in
a? ? ?ni with Hussia m eecaring general pCOCO,
but thi-re la no reason to expe't that he will
abandon his cons?-rvative attitude?
The P?-remj'tory refusd ?if a re.iominat-on
'?',?- (',iv. Ingenoll ?if Cniiin-cticut haves the
Dem?crata of that Mit?? with a greet number
of willing can?li?lat?s t?? Mlect from in their
St: ti Convention to-day. The name*? ami
claims oi MNBC Of them _*_ catalogued in oar !
lin tin ?I ilis]iateli?-s tins morning. Tin- dispo
aition t?f the managen s i ins lo be to make
hi? *oi' tin- loss of t'ov. [ngereo-Ta periodo!
popularity ami high ebamd i. ander cover of
?. i ii they liave managed io cany the State
lor ti?e paal linee y? ars, ami j?at. Messrs.
Eaton and Barmini into tin- Sinate, by taking
a candidat, who has large moana ami la wil
Kng t?? bleed flreely for the canae. Col. Pranda
?r.nis of New-London is bidding up
prettj well for the ??ih?-<! of Governor, and
there ?: r. possibility of its being knodied
?it?wn to hilll by tha convention to-?lay. This
is the liait? iiiat soiii V.r. Ihiriiuin a seat in
the Benote, and then is no reaaon why it
-hottld i.ot diapoee of ihe Executive ofllea in
Ott !" \ v. Thej tu?- getting t?? ?lo these
things i;-. Couneeticnt abonl as openly as they
?I-? t! ,-tii in Bottih Carolina. It is an interaefe-j
Ing '..ut that GOT. Tilth n favors the nnmiiiu
tio.i ??(' David A. Welle. N _? mor?' Internat
ing though t<> know that, aa there la a chance
for their carrying the Btate. they have no. tha
aligbtee?] idea of taking up any web candi?
dal?. _ _
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
Two tnontha more ami the l'resitiential
election vail) be belda Gc-v? Tilden was noon
bated en the 2sih of Jone, nan thin two ,
nionthe ago, so that the oaaipalfn in mora I
than halt OVO-a In all the important States
the Ucea ef battle hav? been formed, or would
I the Dem?crata ?>f this .--tute eonld Bnd a
eaiiii?!?!?-. Wliali-vei in.iv be ?Ion?' ht real'l? r,
theii p:? ?lie iineat is not hl?< ly to he -.natly
improved : all the o?liiun which the iiomina
tioii of Seymour coubl ?-nis??, ami ail the bad
feeling which the lias?-?? arouses, wiil linger
without any <?f the bendita which so itrooi n
party iionii'iation would hav?- accuied. In In?
diana, tin- iiiast popwlar Bepnbliean in the
is N'.ip)iorti (I, :i]>j?*>r?-iitly, with great
unanimity ; their opponent.*?, thongb ?ill
anited in their enndidata for Governor, d?
n ?t aeem eqnaUy united or entfauaiaatk m
reepecl t<> ill?? Preaidential canvas?. In Ohio
the pcraonal strength ??(* (?<>v. Hayea. and the
great unanimity and spirit with which be ia
supported, Brake tin conti-st an exceeding.]?
bop? I'll MM for the lb publicans. In [Qinoia
the rVlilQCrata have minie O peculiarly weak
nomination for (?nveinor, and ?ven in Ilia*
R?ii?ii, win-!?- Mr. Finheliibiir.', one of the ino-t
i l.ioi;a:s, has been imlm-iil P? aeci-|tt
i.ie llepubliean iiominaii ?n, the Democratic
cimlii.it, liis Iteeii aeenaed ?>f pemonaOy ?lis
ho... m i!'!.- eombiil, ami baa thus far mail" no
Hatisfactory reply, ao thai boom of hi-* porty
blenda ?.-fus?- i?? anppori bia. Thna ia each
of ?h? great eentnl btatea the Bepnbttanna
IM '* .n t'i have ^*.iin<'?l importan?] adTOn?
taire-., fit'?' i tlin'U,_h ttOt good saiisi- in tlieir
nomina ioiu, n, In Ohio, Imban.!, and Row
\?uk, ??r :lii??iii.h the folly of tlieii oppooenta,
In do S'a'.i ?lo theae adTontagea s???-in in be
greater lhan in New-York, without which the
Dem?crata cannot nope to win?
Conaidering the t?ctica ??" the compoign in a
broadei lenae, the Republican, hove immenaeiy
improred their peaitioa sin;? the nomimUiooa
wen m.n1 Jo a degree at Aral il?-em?-?l hn*
poaaiblr. they have aeporated Etayea ami liis
campaign from Grant ami hi* adminiatration ;
^. for, bid ed, that i; atrikea no ?me wiih
i ' aiahuient i<> Bnd Liberal JovmaJi ami
m i'onpHng the aaoot earneol rapport
.rith anapniini critkiam of the Ad
n . tint ion before a Bepnbliean andience,
The nomiu iliona of ex-Secretary Cog ami Bep
reaentotivc Koeterin Ohio, ami of Mr. Haniaon
in Ii.tli.i'i i, ,'i ?1 Gk)V. Morgan hen-, hav?:
atrougly n'?-i?;:- ?I tin- t-fbet prodneed bj the
lettei of {'? v. Hayea. F-tesidcnl Woolaey
w i ? t!.? rbairmaa of the Indcpendenl
Conferenc? ami is now at the bend ??f the Be
ji ibli :n ? i- tora! ticket in Coniiei-ti'.-nt ; Iiis
t ? :? ?.-. h mly eeconded i?y auch men as
i' -i-li-iit.- Hopkint ami Chailiionine and Bep
i senia-tiv?.-. Se? ly.- ami PieTC*. ; all th?- laioini
nent independen! join nais, ??ml neb former
Liberal, aa ex-Senator r?)st?-i, ex-Speaker
I?,ml. -, ex-SenatoT Ft-nion, ami other men of
i- :'i; i..t. gire a hearty rappoii toGov, Haj -?.
11 m til?n? -how how gerat i change has
been effected in the attitude oi the b'cpnitli
<-aii pnrty. On the other band. Gov. Tilden
h.? ?K.ii weaken? ?1 very mneb by the nomina
im?.a,.il tin ?nt--..uii????? ol Hendrick?, rwy brach
iiv th? paaaagc ?>f the bill to repeal the
I., -i::.'.i .on et. much by his owi: ?lelay ami
a|a .km vt?-!?liiiK in hi? Ii .i?-i of ?icci-piance,
m ii -?ii! m >i? by the _-_nifeetation of I>eni??
(?,'!,i Bourboniam in tbia State, To some ex?
tent, I'n- reaction ajsninat bun writhia his
p.;". may be attributed to the fact that the
imh|.? m? ni Itepnblioana did not give him that
prefer? nee and anppod which many of his en
il.ii.-*i. -ii?- fiii-ml^ bad expected ami promiaed
put i, ?- ? biefly due to tin- ingrained and _rra
sisiiiii? proclivity of the Democratic voter-? to
a reactionary polieja.
In point 'f personal r? pnt.iiion. the tiisl half
?ii the campaign ban not been favorable to Mr.
Tilden. A great many thinga have been sait!
of In i ,-hiih hive not bien proved? Buteomc
til?n.**- bave been proved, ol which, as yet, h<:
baa no' made nny Mtfofoctory explanation.
In reaped ti? fcdaineome-tni kiiuhs, bJaaop
[tortera an still inaisting that his awon re?
turns trulj -rated hi* a?t?ial Mrninga dniing
the ?en referred to therein. Bat t!i?v wholly
ltd to meet the main cha?ne, which ?.oes home
rerj readily to the appreeiatioa <?f t)?c over?
age vot?-r, tn it GOV. Tihleii ael tally |?ud
tax'sonaii iiiconie not e_M0d_Og$150.000 in
ten yens, w!i?:t-is, tluiiii}' tho?<? sum \?ai ', lu?
accinniilated a foitune geaenQy rappotod to
la aoven] milHona. A? long as thiaehargoro*
maim virtually iiiiiiiiswi-reil, ?t lajntoa Gov.
Tilden tin- in??;-?- beeanae, if it eonld l><? deok-d,
m? n tt-iisuuie that it would be ut once. Not
only in this matter, but in ninny other.-?, the
Governor and his party have been placed on i
the defensive, and tli_it in ?taelf i.-? u great dis
?iilviint.tfie. The "agressive i-.v?l.t " which he
promised ItM eotiie, but he dies uot yet becin
to bo at Un IgNUUlf- end Of it.
Oa the Whole, then, ?the fast Call of tho
c.iuipiii'.ii lias overcome a p.-at part of the
(;i?:idvaiit?!'.:rs under v.l.ich the ItcpuMic.iiis
i-tarti'd, and cone-?jhui????itrlv weakened their
opponents. Bui it should not be forgot'.en
that the Republicans started with I lost baltle.
They had to wrest vit toi y from a defeat
which year.?, of misconduct had richly (?allied.
Had the election hem held tWO months api,
tliey would have been badly beaten. That
Mr. Orth would have been beaten in Indiana,
even he confessed, and Mr. Tilden would at
that time have canied New-York. As matters
stand to-day, the Ilepitblicans h;.ve a "fair
" _gb_ng chain??? " in Indiana, decidedly the
beat chance in Ohio and other Western
States, and un opportunity in Nc.v
Yorli which, if well improved, inay
insure their IQlsXei. Hut lliey have nothing
to throw away, and will take their turn in
playing the tool if they do not push the Ight
With pee*, care as well M gNUl vigor fiom
this time forward. Maine rotee on Monday
next, nuil (nils'-, described in our corre
Kpondenee m.i'' bring sonic dltcoOTBgesnent.
Nevertheh s . the nppoftCSI of GrOT? Hayes
H.uuild reim aiber that the fight will I urn upon
Indi ma. Ohio, ?mil New-York, and that it can
be Wim if liny do their duty. That it can lie
lust if they make blinders, they can learn by
aratohing the Democrats.
7 HE DEMOCRATIC EEFOEMEEE,
"l.efori'i wii'iin the party'' iv:ik the htandintr
joke of the Democrat?, not long Agb\ They
though! it excessively funny that nnybni.y
should imagine that tin? ?publican party
could reform itself. Nevertheless, some very
(ledil.-tble piOgfBBBJ in that direction has been
Iliade, especially in the WtOBi Stilt? s of Ohio,
Indiitiii, and New-Vnrk, upon which the elc:
tion turns. Meanwhile, the result of D?mo?
cratie ctfnrts t4> put .that patty on ft reform
footing ha? not Im-cii in a Ugh device encour
_gh_g. In fact, it stroll'.' suspicion l-tBgini to
prevail thai it will prove immeasurably more
difficolt to eliminate the B__n_BB____ from
Democracy than to ?.?niMiiite the taran'i-tn
from the Repahl?en $Bttj.
We are (?i have a new Mate Convention for
the benefit of New-Yoik Democrats. Their
slate of ininil, afler tli" oiitraircniis client
practiced opon the late convention, m .y bo
better inriirined than described. Some e'i-ak
orienly iiii ! Kav.i-.'1'ly of <?ov. Tilden, ami blaino
him for the nomination >f ."-eyn.our, nul the
b1ntH_eT_ng leadership di played. But it is not
(?'car that any bettet thing could hn?. ?? I" en
obtained Irom siicl: a (?invention, and the ob?
vious desire of the (.ovcrnoi to make Mr.
Dor-.li?'.nier his siicct BOB vv;is treated vvith
v?rv - ??int couitcsv. Mr. Dee eh. inter is H
ca] vlile m in, but he was not a Di ncrrt in
the davs when Democrat y iii??nnt -ynipathy
wiih draft tills und eh ilion traii-l?. If re- .
f??tin wit'iin the part.? va, j)'is?ible, he should
have been an .'? ?"("plaide candida???, but it U_U
plain ttti'l he B is not. .Ml lite pOBVl I 0, I ? < >v. j
'I'ddi n did n-t BBJ-Bee to piociin- n- p. ctfid |
consideration lot him m .Of any ?-.hii Demo?
crat not of the- BO-UrtSM type, l.veiy day it is
bcCtBB?ng eleaier thai the iioiiiiiialiou of ;*.nv
liberal or pro.'r? ssivi- D'mocral wnuld be l__B
a-lions, not Iwcnisc B_H_ ii ii"ininati n WOtlld
not win independent roten, but Is cms, ihou
?anda <>f n_-_rhon Democrat- Bru?id rafnee
tu support the ticket. 'I hi* grave dillie-i'ty li.i-t
bien iuiinensely ;!?_/ia\.:.'e(l bv the events of
the past two we.'ks. "U.-lniin within tho
''party" _???_? to In- very _U t IV in N-w
? ? >r It.
We are to lin ,"e anotl.er illustration, it is
stated, in Massachusett?. Mr. Adama is alto
l.'cthiT th(< In si ??aiuliihit.' who could be liamcd
by the DeiniK-rats in that stile, and Mr. Til
d'-n, not f_peet_ng BBU c?-? tin I?-, but aware
that BStCh I nomination might )iel|) ?I ?ewlicie,
i -lid to h ive advised i' e.ivm stly. The Dem?
ocrats of Massii.liiisctis kick'd. Theil exeOOC
wa? the unpopularity oi Mr. Adam? with the
Irish, ami Mr. Kelly -STUB i? i nadad to ?,'ive
him a certificate ot chi;.ictci. 1 hen the true
aatnie oi the oppoeitioii appe__n 1. The Dem?
ocrats of M:tssa(h:i-.etl , like thOBC of New
Yorfc, rafnee to nppor. ? rann who irai not ?
Diiuo.r.it ?e.iis ego. It is possible i<> docbI
nale a Liberal or Imb pern!, ?t. \ \t nol pos?
sible to mal.e the BoorbODB mit fot him, and
the party manaueis rciiu-mh? t tlnir failuic to
(?(.iiiiiiand the siii)|)oit of Detuoeratk Toten in
i-il'2. They nee ehrewd emu rh to see what
ought to lx-, Init tlmy are also pi;u lieiil eiioi'^h
to .itteinpt no inipos?ilii!iti( s. The Di mocratic
party cinnifl be so libei.ili/d as to B_ppo t a
in.in like Mr. Adams; in the alleinpt more
vote WOUld be h.st thou would Ik {.lined, :.iitl
the latest news is that the name ol Mr. Ad. n I
aril] not be presented.
The dillii iilty is that the refont, policy of
Go?? Tilden docs not ( oiiiaiaml tin synipa- ,
tiiy of his niity, He would be ?lad, no I'oubt,
to igUOlU partv lims as fai as pos-iblc ; to
push into tin- baekiiiouiid tin- '' I ii_l and true"
Ihiitociats with vvhoiii he stood __|_ng lltO I
Will, and to select as repie.-n nlaii? (?-. ol the
Oartj men who have the s> ?up ?!lo ot the re?
form cicni'iit. Bttl tin! woald mean the
?sii icism of the real lcpresiiilnliv-s of Dr.
mu? iiiev. It would mean that Ott i im-n
should l.e virtually piostrib.'d for haT?ng bel
liev.-d evacii.v what the pa?t] beUeved. nod
wh.it Mi. Tilden linn ?( if lining the war
sieimd to ln!i( ve. Di lip)) 1 .il ? an? willing
bi shout for r. form. Jbit they an not
aritling to begiu the ras?nu by putting for?
v.aid as Ihi ir candid.il( s ami leaiieis men who
j did not think the war a l.iiluie, ;, al did mit
, Voii'lcinn the draft riot- Bod <?!? i t 'on ti i ?its.
'I'D? 3 tViint :? victor.?, luit not such a victory
as shall imply ?t condemnation of tluir own
conduct for tilteen years. This ?? ?,,,,, BtrBngQ.
we may say. Hut b_canae it would he ?IiBtun
??if DeiniK r.its tvere Billing to jiut aside thelt
own rooted beliofa, und lo o.-tiici/e their wsmm
lavinite l?liilers, rifoini wilhiu the putt]
becomes every day more ? alpa'dy uualt lii.ahle
fot Dt inoii.it?. The plain truth is thai the
D??lnociatie roteta rung to their ideas ami to
tin la-.onie leadere who rapteeenl them.
LTpon those ideas the coniitry will again he
compelled to pass Judgment,
/. ?El VEITE l\ I SION-EQl ?EF.
This afternoon wiil win.is? an i vent which
is prohably withoul pt_C.-U.ni in biatOBJ, A
bron/e statue of Ijiilayette, the ?_rift of the Re?
public o! Trance t.. thi? city, will be itiiv.nhd
with appropriai?' and bufoshlg MIY__a_s_iefl in
riiioii-sip?ire. The Fiemh I'oiisiil wi!l foim
?tlly prim nt, and the Muyo, ?.ill eeeept, a iiion
iiHKiital oflbrtug V.liieli e? inmeiiior.ites :i j,( r
soniil history as exci ptioii;?.! i:s it is DluBtriOM,
Nev<?r beiore, we believe, b_M one /?Teal nalion
niinie a wniihir gift to another; for M ver bf?
toi'c li.t.? a man. wit!.out itiv iiifr up his own
nationality 01 tea .in_ to play m part in the
history of hit country, so naturalized himself
in the hearts and memories of a foreign people
that they have set liini, irrevocably, in the ranks
of thefa own heroes. Other incu have won tho
gratulada of lands not theirs by birth, and
place iu the songs and legende of alien
t?)Ugi:es. King John Sobicski ia not forgotten
by the Austrian pei.ple for __? deliverance of
Vienna ; -larlbonmgh and Ptinee Bngene of
Savoy live in manya German ballad ; Wel?
lington was nade Grandee of Spain ;?but
Lafayette has be? n uiiceii.xiou-.ly adopted by
the whole Ameri?'an peopl?', the im).*l ol whom
neither know, nor caro greatly to know, his
plOM in the annals of France. He se< ms to
l?t no l?-*is thiirs than Wafhb-gtuO and Frank
lin, Lee and Adams,?of them by his Services,
belonging to them through glory givcu and
reci'ived.
Ii is most fitting that to-day's ev?-nt should
Ik; added to the soli iiiiiiti?-s of the year. To
?iay is, moreover, his biith-day in 17?"?7, and
laekl but I very little of being 99 years sinco
ho first lam?? ?I in South Carolina. As yet, we.
have given him no monument ; but tie ie is
no i<-))i??a?h eon\eyed in the f-ift of one by
Franco at this time. It expresases, in a per?
manent form, the ccnP-nnial eOOgmtuh-tioo of
the Government! ns the colossal Igam of Lib?
erty in our horbot will aijneaa that of the
people of France. It not only records bi.t .
petpetootaa that sympathetic allianee width
was our grant externo] help dnrng tlio Bevo
lutionaiy days. It is another of those ult?-i
ances, silent bronze tlumgh it be, which reach
beyond the limitations of race, InagnOgO- ami
country, and draw all men? neaier through the
sense of Lheir e?pial humanity.
We are glad that a place of honor has been
ehoeen for this statue. It will stand on the
southern adga of the park-oval of Union
Rfpiare, commanding the view down Ilrnad
way as far as (?race Church. Hut it y\ill also
lie so mar to the statue of Washington that the
extended right aim of the latter will lit ni??forth
wem to Im! rais?-?l in greeting, as if the <?l?l?tr
ami greater friend still expressed his life-long !
?.licet inn for the younger. The un foi t?nate
Lincoln, on the op] M?O side, may poaaibly
nerve to bl?hten whatever artistic success M.
Itarthohli has ftddoved ; but it can hardly be
?MM isolated than at present. With Bogen**!
statut? o? Sew,ml in Madi.soii-s?-piiir??, we shall
fuither gain, this year, m memorial sculpture.
Li t up hop.' that both these new acquisitions
will satisfy Art a* well as Dlaatnite History!
SO ' ' TREEN THE A I EUS.
One test of the pror-'ctity ol' a Mat? is the
Cfitnlitien of i?s art? and ait u ' in-nts?th?
nnmber and quality of theatrical and hlndrod
enta-grine nndertokan within it, and Um
amount ^nd ?I: iraeter ?if public attention paid
to tlu-m. Mora than one??, in recognition 01
the ratura of proaperona tiinea to the Booth,
m hav?- adverted t<? th?' (rawth of theatrical !
i:i*?.titnlKiiis in ith v.-iiious aitlcOa That growth \
has been _low anddiUcntt, and the restoration
Of the i_ny day*? Ix-fon- the mi ?.i ill. pr<il?;?l>l\,
Is? a l??ng time in ?-tieft, g itself, Su?h a
tt-toiatii'ii not the Icsh ahoold be hojH'd for
ami sought; and it. is < beoi i?i? '" know that,
?lui?- th" sipms of tin* opening boom may
In- lit ful ami une??! lain, there an- imple finali?
ties in the Southern ?-itie?, ami energetic
preporations nfool among tlieiitii-.il munagers
there, t<? moke it various ??mi cheerful, and so
to prom??!?- th- geneeal gaod of th? co-nnranity.
Baltimore keepa the lend. Its chief theot? ?,
Foul's (?rand Opera House, v.ill be tallied 00
with a pood ''?? i- eoanpony ami the prinetpo]
enrrent ??tars. The /baodaaay <?t Ma ;?? will he
rented- or occupied on ahorno i but i a com pa ay
will Ik? mointoined there. The old RotHday
Btreet Hieetei ?vil! 1??-? devoted t?? *? noveltk?->"
?as the Olyaapk i-, in thin city. The Ceuti il
v ill be ajivon np t<? Mvariotioa.** The .i?ai?t
Btreet in old times a favorita irinter leoorl
for the hone sped ich?is n??w ? ? 11 * . ami .t
v.ill ha onlv o??-a*-ion;?!ly need. We. bingtOU
viea with l?altimor?-. Th?? ntundard theater
mere is Um National, aranaged by Ford* and
there, daring the s? .tsoii, will I??- BCCO .Mr.
Hoitcic.tiilt in "The Phaagbrann.11 Mr. Ray?
mond in "The Gilded A?*?-." Mi. Robaon in
"TWO Men of Sandy Har," Mr. RoWO in
" Til am." Mr. F<i-ht?M in " Ibiml? ?," tiende
Bar as F.-ii t itf, Clam I-onis?? Kellog__ Hag*
gi?- Mitchell, Mary iVademon, Mr. ChanfraOi
and ?..lier ?-?1. Initie*?. The remaining th? a
trn of Washington ;.r<- Ford'.? Grand Opera
Hooae, urUeh is usually ranted to traveling
oomponieo, aid tin- Theotet Comique, which
la devoted <?> " rail, liao " Mr. F<> ?I, it will |
be teen, controla I heal i kali in theac two
citH-s. lb- baa alao leoaed the new ami band
aoaao theater, styled tho Academy ??f Music,
in the ('by Hid of Cumberland, Maryland.
Richmond, Norfolk, Peterahnrg, Danville,
ami Lynehburgi Va., are all equipped with
th? aten?, but the bttildinga ai? rented i<>
traveling shows and c.tti.int be -aid to b??
maaageda Ai Wheeling, W? t Virginia- then
i? a good theater, known as Damilton'a Opera
House. Qood t'.ieali'is an- also found at
Wilmington ami chailotte, in Ninth Carolina.
John F. Owens, tint di*tili?,uidii d eoinedi in,
OWna the N'.nl'-iiiy of Mu-ii- at Cliarlrstoii,
South CaroMi.a ; there is a fine opi'l'a boOOB at
Columbia ; ami Canillen, ill the BOOM Slate, has
a ? o/y theatrical hull. In Qeotgia then? are
oommodiona theotera at Aoguata, Atlanta,
Coliiiiiluis, and Atticiir. ; Iheie ia Aikwii.-.Ill's
Tlieatei in 8 ivaunah, ami l?al.-Uun's Hall in
Ma-oil. The theaters of TeiUBMBCe MO the
two in Nashville, the two in Memphis?; one m
K?iaville, and a hall in Chattanooga. Ua
boma eontain*- opera hous?-s a' Si Ima, H.iits
vi'.h, ami Decatar, ami theaten in Montgoni -iy
and Mobile.
In Nt-w-Orlt-aii? th?- principal thcotOf is th??
Varieties, \- hit Ii, t?iiis season, will be managed
by Mr. ('heiles Fop?-, with a line BtOCh ?"m
paay. The Acadciny of .Music competea nith
thia institiiiioi), in.der the manage-wiit ?if Mr.
David liidu'i II ; and this house also maintains
n htiii-k company during the Winter. Outeidc
?>f New-Orleona tin- theatrical Bold of Louiai*
ana may be BOt ?Iowa as sterile. Florida's
chief theater is at Joekaanvflle, ami is ? hall.
V 'ick.-burg, Natch?-/, and Jack.-on, Mis., con?
tain halls with teonery for dramatic perform
anees. Teiaa has theaters, at llou?lon, Aus?
tin, ami ta.i'ivifton. In ti.e leitet city the
Ha-an Open Hooae leodn--*oader tin- manage
j ment of Mr. Henry QreeawalL These are
| pitad theatrical regions, and not as lOOBOte as
they mom toe travel from New-Orieona has
been inade e.isy and cheeiTul by -Jofgon.
Teua raiiio.id, which now connecta with fine
boat.' at Braahenr City, and which is b.v and
by t<? be run lliiough dire? t - pa Bring round by
Iberia, in tie- vicinity of Jooeph .Jelbiion's
blind.
Ilelaware is supplied with an <'X<?-lh'iit opera
house, at \V il in ?it?^ ton, within (In- aie.t of the
Muwuiic Temple inoiM'ity. Kentucky takes a
lively mteiQ-i in theatricals, and eontain.?
many theotoa, Macaulay's Theat?i, in LoeJa
ville, is the chmf. There are I wo opera hou-uts
beoidoB iu the Kam?? cily ; ami B-MN 111*0
theaters or theatrical halls 11? Fiuukloit. Lex
iiigton, Covington, Danville, Mayoville, and
Howling Green. Missxniri's chief theaters are
Ben De Bar's Opera House and the Olympic,
in ?St. Louis?which city also contains two
variety shows; and there is an opera house at
Kansas City und another at Jefferson City.
Arkansas is happy in a theater at Little Bock
?made all tli? more attractive to ailinj. players
by the contiguity of the Hot Springs. This
was long the i.ivorite resort of Owens.
The theaters iu the region southward from
the Ohio and the Potomac maintain no dra?
matic companies, luit aro opon to the specu
liiior. Exception ________ he made, though, as to
the companies in _*,?'vv-Oi leans, and as to Ma
caulay\ company?the lartei being divided
between Cincinnati and Louisville. This re?
gion will be traversed, during the coming
season, by divers traveling dramatic and min?
strel companies. One of these, headed by Miaa
Mary Anderson, the new actress of the West?
who is a? credited with a voice <.f extraordinary
power and with exceptional dramatic talent?
will be sent out by Mr. Ford. It was
throiigh this tract that Edwin Booth went
last seuson with such brilliant and substantial
success. The net-work of ?Southern theaters
is obviously an imi><?rtaiit matter for the con?
sideration of theatrical _MU_agetla It extends
through many cities: it may be so employed
as to augment a healthful popular excitement,
stimulate cheerfulness, ?ratter ideas, and give
.an iiniietu- to tn___M_UI it has been found
lilierally productive in times past, and its fer?
tility will only increase under judicious culti?
vation. _
"The Democratic party has been put back a fort
tiii-.it," so the reform flfgnna say, by remit unhappy
oc( urrcnecs iu B-flNttOgl and B-BBBf the telegraph line
somewhere Ih tv.e.'ii that city and Utica. As they
iiwrt' also thai "we had no tuno to si?u.ander,"
must it be inferred from b_BbB_ sin .??ruent? that the
D_Sfla__-B__fl Baity ciiiinot l'allier it. Ii' in time for a
rotabatSBB the middle of November ! This seems
too melancholy BB interpretation, l'erliaps the hu?
ll) an mind can forni bul a bug* conception of the pe
BUliar pOUft-flU iu time mid SBOBB 0? cupicd by a party
which has BBBB " put hack a fortiindit." The BBBBB>
lion may I"- vi-hIiipd, however, that the Denio? r.ittc
party wiiiiltl need to be "inn hack" into mi very BB*
BBatS iiiitiuiitv l.cft.re ir, found itself upon a platform
dsCNNtneing the Wat as a failure, or upon one which
Basasse, the constitutional ?iiiicmliiiciits, or upyri one
vvlii'h (leinatidril the tavatioa .?!' (.oii-inuieiit bonds
inn! tlcir I'liyiuent in promises; and who ean Kiiess
how far BBtJggB may " put the party hack" when
the convention meets attain and he gBtB aunt lier
whii'k at itf Hut suppose?bewildering supposi
lion !?.su[ pasa Sps-SgB BbauM cboass to put the party
ahead ! ISBBglBB SprigtfS knot kin,, the party into
the inidille of ii? xt week, for insinu?-! !.<>, on a
nil low neck of laud,'Iwixt two unliiniiKled sea?,
they stand, and there stand?: Spriitirs?the uncertain
but jN.ieiit S]iii('g?t?ready to project the party al
iiin?t any vvl.ei'c iiit.ilhe uiiMirvcyed spaces o? the
BOBtS-i-U or interior eternities !
It would be cheering to hear that the occasional
linvveii which weeiijny hail ??Mended thro'igliout
the parched urea, luit over most of this territory
i' ist ill prevails without mil ia*at_8U. A short B-BS
auro when there wns a lainfall of i.early thre??
- in this city, in BBUM sections of Nevv-Jer
si ?, leu? than lifiy miles away Ihe. dust was barely
laid. Then? are cntiii townships where tli*- corn
(..p has leen cut a lull fortnight earlier than usual,
m-t BtBUBOS the BjvBBl liad prematurely ripened but
i.,-, tasa -taras sturlraliBg ???;-.>. I...te sbwb ___?
? is BBBI,cly v isibLs, the BBstUrs I.ukU :ii*' iibso
lilt? !y hare, the fSBO-f B-BT6B roots are burned up,
nrid even the IsBTSB of fuic-it and fruit trees have
with ted und MB fallim.. Thnnighout the litiest
dairy IBgBBU "f the country, at ihe BBOBBU whin the
Biasing BBBuld be sbaadaol ami BsosS)Bat-t-i-s__,
then i? a m til win ter mo ?seit v "f _B__a_Bg the eat tie ;
ami when? there i? Un? Basa, mirent Ml d of BUN and
BOftoue water supply the BreOs Bud -pr?mi.-?? have
hilad sad the bada sJ Lbs b-tbo-bbob- dry. The
faiiuers ha .i> ah-B-d_Bt-d bone <>f an] bn-sediaUif
lief and Bfodie. a r:i:n only "when tli." BBBBU
Changes " or " vv lien the sun i in???-? the line." Has
al v .?in ?-?I ti.eteorology any _B_ra____- 'iiing prophecy
tooib-rt Will Batanee ttwt ??ach how t?? bsbbbbI
run or even torewaru the farmer of a. killing
(lii.tilhl _
Tbnt B_B B t'?!linir point of _*_OBB_B__t Seelyc's, in
bifl Woice.ster speech, when he fastened upon the
lietiiiieialic jiarty with new tafOO the old Bf-fi. of
" iinri-]M-iitaiit." After recouniMig BBBUOOl itsitross
otleiiaes he called attention t?i tin? t.nt that it had
iieiir ii.aniii's'ed BBM syinptoin of contrition, and
naliled Hint "a BTTOag doer wlin will n.ver a? ! iiowl
i "l-e hi.? srtong can ne? SB !>'? Irnsteil |a iailgfct ; ami
?Oialty loaded down with ii'i??ieci'is w hich ?twill
iiol ov\ n with ?diaine bas not vet ______ n of its sin-.''
Tin leforiiiation of a parly, like every other true
lei.iiNiatioii, niti?t conii? final within. That such
reyi iieralii'ii is dilliciilt to act omplish in a-iy given
insiance is a ?orri.wful tn.i'i ; but if vv.? are to trust
one p.irlj rather than ainei-.ei.ir surely is the one
which, with all lis tsholtcoMii,,:,, lontuins a leaven
Of hoiic.-tty ami courage which con fesse.? and laments
it ?evil doing, a'.tl li'ii the one which has never utt i-n-d
B syllable in a pkitiorm. or word in a SpflSOh, or sen
t'-ine in a newspaper " which hv the widest latitude?
el il.li-rpretatioii ceiihl lit? tOltUIB. into BB ackllowl
BdglBBUl thai these eiioruiil les of wiong, of which
tin- Democratic pat ty at amis f.-irly chuged, are ac?
tual vvionu? for ?which the party is to as __B_B_d and
the men ?? au Bated with it, __sa~_Bg ?'? liar th.v did,
BIB guilty." No Di-iiio'-iai veivt'.ii fuiihettl.au
to regret the ni:? ak'-s of l.i? parly, riere ;it? many
Kepulilidllis tO-day .vho|.il" tiiatilf BBBUgh tocoil
it'ss tin- sins of Repablieanism.
TktTity TiroespobUsbaa a kttai ?vriiten by the
Hon. Kdvvanis 1'icrrepont to s - Utleiuaa in Troy in
.?lit???.?!'to inipiirie? coiieeiliilii.' tin- |__B_-BB?M I
il;. !?!;?(> reei-ntly i.inu.?it eut i; the Flint divorce
i ;???', nuil ?(I-o o ni cci n i n ?; tin? ebsrgB that Mr. I'ierre
poni'? real iiann-is "Jti.liiia MB-UB*-.** I'p.m the tiisl
jMiint hesa\s: ''Some years age I, vvuh -i-vral other
getitleiiieii iu New-York, was testing in varions BTBJB
the pieleiisiniis of what was called spiritual
po?v. is.' I made | number of e\ limitations and ap
pi-sd n number of tenia. Iteee__odto nw d?tetitute
of ?ray relialde inforiiiiiti.in and a delusion, ami 1
took no further interest in the _B_BJ_s_ I wns
i.-r.at1?. Kin prised, as would (he Bibs, irciitlemeii be,
to tin?! their ?iiv.-isti.atiniiii into a matter which sev?
er d years at,'" attract?-d consiileiaiile attention now
made the BUfaJeel of a uewagopei article, I think
the honest jiitlKUient of the Aineiii an people "will
givt it the jus? estimate." With regard to the
cliiiintc of Mana ha ?ay.: "As to the 'JotntOM,' I have
only losay that i! never had the BUghtest foiiu.la
tiou in truth." This is ___B_a_-BB iltit will gladden
the popular ii? tit.
FBBEOBAL,
The fund for J.inies Laiiilii rt, Cliaries Reailo's
" l ero ait- niai lyr." BBS BBBB lev iveil. as BB BBBBBt I? in
wiuii. wiiKie ?Colins bas butii-.i-iiii ?i two sjatBtraa
Mr. Maurice Stiakosch de? la re.? that he is
Ki.iag le l.iilil ?in npaia-liiiiise in | t>i riatiti?ci. Miar ?till
cost ifi.iHKi.Doo, mu? n unraa bsbm i i hall la t__-asjo.
The lirst bond issued of the UO-f -?_ per
ecu!? ?vas limintil liy Meiiati.i- llnliei t?i?n of BBBB? Caro?
lina. It ?va.? a $$M$ Non.i, mid for It he paid n,?,U37 50
In |B*B
Thi King uni Crown 1 .ince of Sweden would
have B-BU lilllcl tlie other tla.v If tliey liuil i ot Juihih-iI
on,' of Hi,- carriage, vv li ch wns llirowu ovi-ra few niiiiutcs
I.Her by ilieir run.ttt ay liorK*?-.
Seen iiy liobcson is ?oing to Port Royal on
the Bta-atncr PSBBSlSi almui Oct. 1. Dlstin.utslied BBSBBl
will ai-.oaiiiain Ulm. anil _BSf BN all la BBSS BBBM UtB
n tviil review mute, ?vhteli an a we striiek paragrapher
sers ami ' b " nitiiriiitici'iit."
Miituiil fiiendsof Mr. l.athiop und Mr. Haw
lleaili BBBB evainlncd the iilliiil's liook With special
ri-r.-Hiice to the piipcts of the elder llnwtboii:? vvbich
Inn ?mi niij ctetl to have used. Tliey luive assured lilin
II,,,I t;.e?e |a.ipi?r? V Clt? UOl (l.s?B?l.
A foreign coriTsuundeut -ay-, the talk about
?-.aimer at the Continental UtbUd'hote? Uamusing. Tag
men nay lie it? n brute and a tyriat ; the women ?lea-la--?
that be Is the ?""?"-test poet and musician ally?. The moa
any be is ? charlatan, who has robbed ever?/ one from
Meyerbeer to Gounod, and then kicked th? m all -nurd
th?! women ask, "How, llien, bus he won bis present 1*0
sltion of __.*t?:iil_ supremacy over Klin*. ???
and ixx-UI Why is he, aft_r thirty years of nenrloct sn?_
?bnau, allowed thus to tyrannize und rt-voliitlout.it an |*?
To tills there i? no rr ply e?? apt broad MM coarse abtue.
San Francisco, Sept 5.?Edwin Booth had
.1 cii)\vi!.??i bouse and au enthusiastic reception at th?
Cail'toi-nla Theafer. He acted Hamlet.
Boston, 8e*pt. 5.??A special dispatch from
Newjiort, R. I., says the ".tilted States steamer T_i.'_
|M.oa;i iiri-ivrd there to-day, having on board Pre?ldent
Grunt's fuinil?,. ?
I*iii_ad_i.i*hia, Sept. 5.?President Grant
visited the Exhibition early this morning. In comp-iiy
with e_-Secretary Borle, and, nfter breakf acting *-. ith
C_l. .anford at the British Baatflnart-BO ?pent th?
grcati-r part of the day on the grenu?!-*?, ?aVvoting several
bourn to the Art Gallery. At . o'clock this aftenieain,
?veoomptiine?. by Mrs. Uraut, Mr. Borie, and Col. r?a -ford,
be attended Hie live ?tin-k show.
POLlllCAE .SOIES.
A coiTeRpondent of The IMtimore Gazette,
after making a thorough canvass of all that part of
North Carolina wli.ro the Demo? ruts are (trongect, give?
It a*? his reluctant conclusion that the State will go R?v
publican, rroinluent Democrat- have recently made tu?
tema inimi???i?iu.
Mullett was always noted for pep-ginf- away,
v.-hetl.'-r at a tin roof or a vacant office. Just uow ho 1?
_fj*Mf his hand nt one that has been filled. His Men ?la
?ny that Mr. Hill's m?g**mt*mt?n 1.? ouly tt-iuporaty, aiid
Unit Mttllett may yet !)?? Supervising Architect Mullett,
as a nuisance, Is a.isntiiing niitiotiMl prtaportions.
The Cincinnati Gazette huH made a sjiecialty
of Oov. Hendricks. This Is Its latest: "Gov. Hendrieka
is a director and large stockholder iu the Inuianapolii
W.iter Works Company. He Is also, by virtuoof hi? otll, *
as (-overnor, President of the Mi at?- Board of Equaliza?
tion, ?hose duty it is to e<|?;alizc the appraisement of
property throughout the State. This board rarely re?
duces au appraisemi-nt of property bclotiirltig to corpora?
tions, as railroads know to tneir cost ; but the Governor
lia?! sueeei-iieil In reducing the, appraisement of the Water
Works Company sufficiently to reiluee thelt- taxes $1,.'?<"<*.
Tho Gtiv'i-nioi- owns 065.O0Q of Water "frock, stock, but
o* coin-so this In no way luflucu.-.-d his action. Tha
Governor is a reformer."
No glimpse lias yet been had into the pri?
vate life of Gov, Hayes that did not show hltn trtia? ?o
every profession of his public ?-aroer. Here is part of a
letter given Iu Howard's biography whleli was written to
Gen. Janies A. GarUcld in Mutch of 1 he present year:
" My notion ia thai the true content Is to bo between In?
flation _nd a sound curie.?cy. The IX-tuoeiats arc a. a In
dr'fting all to the wrong side. We need not divide on
ili-tnils, on methods, or time when. The previous qu"s
tlon will again bo irredeemable ?taperM a peru>,ine!it
policy, or a policy whieh seek, a ruturu to coin. My
opinion Is decid? illy against tmjktlag 9 hair'? breadth.
We can't be on the inflation side of the question. We
must k???i? our face, our front, t!roily In the other direc?
tion. 'No steps backward' must l?e ??onietliiug more
than unmeaning pl.ttf.irm words. 'The drift of st-iiti
ment among our friends In Ohio,' which you inqulr?
niaaiii!, v 111 depend on the conduct of our leadtutr, nu-n.
It Is for tlicm to K-e that the right sentiuntnt Is ?tcmlily
uphold. We are in a eondili.in sueli that flrniness and
adherence to principia are of peeulta. \aI'io jus? now. I
would ? consent ' to no buck ward steps. To yield or c??m
?truMise Is weakness, and will destroy n?j. If a better r?v
Miuiptiou mi-asure c:in be substituted for t')0 prc*??ut
one, tl? it may do. Bui keep cool. Wo can better afford
to In- i>c?teii in Congress than to back out."
IHR STATR CAN PASS.
John Morrisdey for Governor. Gratitude <1e
.11.1...!- it.
E. C. Mixjdy lian been nominated by the Re?
publican* of 1'tooinc County for Assembly.
Beott Lord ia a law partner of Henator Conk
ling No relation to the Lords of the tow-path?Jam?
and Geori_o.
A w?-ek ago exultant editors di-clarod that
the only Democrat had bca nominale-.! wiio could boa?
.M.ai.aii. Vea i'.it Hcytnotir km* de?Jiued, what use U
there lu huill?n?: a o.?n? -nt Ion I
Some ?mo ought to move to create the office
of Htat?-Ghost fur JudKe Cburcb. His political ?Hade is
laid at til,-, ml of one convention only to reappear it the
approach of the next. Gov. Tililen MgM to make tbor
e?gg wetn with hi* cand?a- and bell -hit tune.
OongMOBOBBn Henry B. I'ayu?* declared at
??ar:iIoR.i, the tay Mr. Payggam was noininaied, mat hi*
nomination waa worth r>,000 votes to the Democrat? in
?i.'i.o. Now ,\ill Mr. l'ayoe tell us how many vote? hi?
withdrawal will be worth to the BepuhliW-1
The name of E. G. Spudding is tt-uggeated
for the Republican nomination for member of C'jiinresa
from Huilai j In place of I.) man K. Baas, the condition of
whose hi?ltl? ??rev?-uis his renominatioa. Mr. .spauldliii"
wi?? Chairman of the fl-b-Cotumittce of Ways and Menu
terina th.? war, mid was the framer of much of tie legal?
U-niier lea/l?In(lain.
Spritrgi-, the BBnclHnoligned and viv.-tcion.
"?Iir??-?.'??Mprlggi, who arrived at L'liea and foim.l hlm
t?i If famous?bas a defender. The Finnin Gazette re?
prove? i he World for Ih-Iuc loo severe with gpriirgs, and
n.ijs: ?? ih?? wh.ile matter Is b.id enough without un
pagtAng the motives of honest nud pure men. The t.icl
of the whole business Is a mistake was made?a blunder,
even? but th?-i*e wiw? no crime committed or fraud at?
tempted, ah ilh-iii-s concerne.) netad in i?oml faith, tnd,
if i hey erred. It ?us an error of juugiuout, and not a pr*?
m.dilated em i.-e."
Then is to be a funeral next week in .Sara
toci), ol coins,?, but a ?;ro?ving anxiety is evident i!:?l
Ilia -re slmll bo no row at the wake. T/it? World a;a|?arei:tly
wants a cr.t-.nl jury to sit ou Pgttgm BB? Fiinli-inr, but
The hagrem is ttnttty PBBBBB__I(. It says : " We protest
m i li nine n ,i.ti-?! w.imIo of tune in grand ibapiests, at
taeks, und recrimination.. If tricks have be. n com?
mltted, the tricksters have Im-cii ?ontlued toateryfew
man ?vli'i liave tliclr n-wm-i'. in tile failure tuey have ?net
with, and in tii" llwH___tht_ thev have arou*e?l. I -elus
piss by till iiifei-vai-ws, explanatioti*?, anil apologies, and
? otiie to the woi-K tti Initiil, ?Atticli istlrttto iitMiuti.it.? t'.o
baa m : ? n Dm (tovernor; ?eoMdly, ? teeaptmkt et ?
,-at onnt tin Slate; aul, lliiall. , II. ele. Om ??? the 1/eiil?
oerntH ticket." _
GENE HAL NOTES.
The slaue-Iitor hou-n'?? of Philadelphia a:?* be
in?? so vend? mspa_eted by tho lloarl of Health.
QflOtajB AdaiiiM. train wrecker, who niis-?l?M-ed
a rail on ( ha? VAE* t**.iorr road, ha-? been held for Hie e..:i
structive miinierof Williiau? K. ?iciiiiiitii?, _ p.MaiU?{.-r.
Jismes Freiot, one ??f Tioy'-i ni??*?t mgpt ct?-?l
< i turn*, wa-, shot by a gung ot rou?:lis la->t s,?u,rii.iy.
Tbei had \a ? ??led his on-hard for the purpoae ol itmllTt
a-..- finit, an?! be wa* v. iiitid. _ while attempting to aireal
one of tin-in for an exuaiple. There is no hoj?? of Mr.
gtekeV* le.-.nery.
Let all who need .-.tieh a wise example con
BMtar 'in- waptetettenl _MMhanics out of employme??!
tat A-hbiirnli:iin. Ma-.*?. One i? la!? riiix for a ini?ililsir
digging muck and picking b-irlea, A?ot_er cat.-ues iia'f
i? bushel ail tl.ih a dii) and ??alia tliei i tor Hie Wm?,?.. Tlilj
is wrMlnly better __?_ blrlag a hall and ?______ tpaaaaea
GheotgO Hi'.iekle, a comluetor on the Kouith
?ml Ki^-htli Ptttat Mae, l'lulattelphia, last Thurml ?y
gttW-ty MMMtted Mr. JiMcpli Mul'.i i. afler MM (?na.ia'l
aboil- change, and to grleronaly wounded him Oui le it
In a critical condition, llluekle WM foiiiierly a imli.-t*
tu.iii bat, bel?g ducb-rfed for uUcoodiict, ?a? thonirnt
to 1m- goo?l .-bough lo cotidiiet a I'll lu.lelpliia street ear
The pend* iiackitif- boB-MOa i*i now at its
hiijl.t at lialtiinore. It commences about the lOiU of
August, and close.? about the 1st of October. Then- ,.io
50 oy.ater ami iruit |i:icl.ing estai.h.?;iiiieiils in l'aitu torn,
ami iiiindreii* of thousand*? of dollar ait? luve.ted In ?he
mi-'ii.'us. In on" lattj.t it establishment OOO K'.rU u>d
wiu.-icii are i Uiplnyeil, l'l nnoth? l .00, and *mi oh. In l?.o
eitv l'j.iio?) busliela of pea? tics me pat up doll**, atina
_,-|?>,o?i<i can?an Iempkiying s.iaa? pei-oaa. Tbe ?. ?i
bulk of the cat.m il frti't? flud*? Its markt t m the West.
PUBLIC OPINION.
Hitherto tin. die has been understood to _B_0I
" wiiiuuii ?lay "; inn ?..corum?, t<> th?- bmeoeratle poiiO
a,i ilietioin: -y it iuii'us " lor two weeks."?iLuulng
i'ost (liai l.i'p )
We have so often contended that Scifr? ant
Kate.?? is the iniltiml ?Umilanl ln-aier of the N?-?v-Ymk
lleuioeiacv, that the declination of Gov. 8a?vii?oi.' WCflM
i?li:i??.?t providential.?Illrooklyu Ar?us (Ind.)
The ciiimtiiii tion of the .New-York I'cnio
oriUle State ticket n-ninul*. OM "f t*??- iii?-b?iuie?Icaa.i|K'i'?
at i ounl of tnaklCK a bairel, vl.?..: " Yui t;ike a buo.liole,
;ni.l tbeu )'M put jour staves round il," etc.?(Hosten
Journal (Hep.)
Our Bepnbliean fii<>n<l?? arc very much tx_
en met alia.nt i..a- head of our ticket. Wo .hall cattail
tneiii lu ?lilt- time. We shall i ol only have s mat kam
on oui own HcUet, but in No,ember, we .ball " i?ul ?
lie.ul" on theirs,-H'tlu? Observer (Dem.)
With Tilden at the head of affair- in tho
nailon there will be? an end to the Injiamm et *A*M n..n
aa. Hain oel?, liitlkiiai?, "lions" Xbejihi rd, " Lauii.i'il.tt"*
Wilii'Oi:??. Cii????y, Paeliard. Robeaon, l"el?iiui, ami tl. t'at
tels -fDetitiit Vree PlMB (l?em.)
Mr. Ulaine remind? u? of " Honest" John
< "ovode. He hut discovered that the Deiiniiriits are call
iii..- boni?- a i is? n! voters, and actually have uiouty t >r
tli.it purpose, au?l urges the Kepubinaiis to ?Crotch trert
nerve, especially In that ?lit-ectmu. " The Uemocmla
i..'on!.'. I I, ?ix? voters In my dlsiriet," ?aid Uoucst
John; "It was the I?eat outrage over porprlntMj
but we beat'em at their own g-inu!" IlKastou U.rald
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