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Sfrtt^tfk ?Jaila ?ilbun&
FOUNDED BY HORACE OREELEY.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEfi 1, 1876.
Jill. NEWS THIS MORNING.
Fobsms. It is m??' laid thai Pen a is unwilling
to woaider the terna .?f peace proposed by the Pow
oto, un!.-s made i" her direeL \ brother of
the late Germ m com ol al Sal?nica, an?', bis fninily,
win miannri ?I ?it that placa. ; There are
T'-a-nn- for i-elii-viti- ti.it t.a? Chinese will submil
|| the British d< D
DoMasno.?A foi m ?if constitution foraprrma*
unit Msoclation baa been reported te the Bankers'
Convention at Philadelphia. The Republican
Hala Committee oi Indiana baa bsmed an address
warning Iba Biete asaiusl Democratic repeaters,
:? lii" orders for opening 300 more money
or.liT oaVeea.barc bean withdrawn on account ol
itiailc _nate clerical force. The minor "f i
treaty \?it'. l.'n -i i tor a barbel la >?. ria ? denied.
_____ N? signs vet of tin- plane! Vnlcan .it tbeob
?arvstoriea, .-. :'i md day of reunion ?i tii"
Cov.-iii.ii- ni Btatoe at Philadelphia, with the
going aad iucoiiiing President - il for Nov.
10 to end the Suit.- days.
Cu y -\ni> m'iic?r.AN.?(?"n. Dix addressed :? very
lar^'c ami ?? . " I -i? s in Bine,"
at Cooper l :;ii?n, os tbe respective claim?
of tilo Republican aa.l 1>. ?imi ?.itic candi?
dates. a lli" siili-i'iiininitt? e appointed to
prepare s slsn if Republican reorganizatiou
in thi? lit? pi<n> >-.?? to liav" ;i,- votera ree'i
ami Iba ot:i"-!i.'l?!ei? deprived ol power,
Ctnitr.ill? r Qrern waa osrered a m mlaation for
Mayer l>y city cootracton. Jndg
rendered an important dechdoo that MTonec
see.sru. tits arc ii"i (?.iieliisive ?igninai 11
nient.? Got. Tilden reviewed tbe eitj
menta at Ma-li-m:.- .qnaie. I !;? JeroBM
races wer.? won 1>.? Ja;., t Norton, Bultaua, Tom
Ocliiltr.e. Vigil, and 1? adbead. Gold, 110,
110, 110. (."I.i value ..1 the legal tiadei ?l"llar aj
tLetlo.se, POSjg ? eats
Thk Wi.vniii;. 'IHK Tbibbbb. local observa?
tions indicaie in? especial ebaage in tne weather.
In Ibis i iiy >"-.'?t?lay tin? ? >1 aial
clear; t:.. i ...?>. i .<?*.? i. .'.1 . (.1 . .">.". .
Colorado BMikes i good beginning. Thoogh
the result is not pi.-itively knOWB, the Ceiit.-n
nial State -t. in . to have esst bei first vote for
the Bspaldkan partj. Thli i? tbe Ural goo of
whilt iiroinLsi.s to he tin Octobei l?:";;.l-nle.
Osa. Dix wai Mr. Tfldesrs inniH'ii; t?- pre
dcct-sisor n- Cloveriior of this State, and what
he says of tbe Democratic claims of redaction
of ttx.es .i:t?l gemeral l.'ticnchni? i.t has the
wcifflit of otiicial nuthority. ilis flgnrM arc m
euipbatic coiitia-t to tbOM oi fail (-aciessor.
A reunion i? piopoasd la 1'l.il.nlelphia, as a
eloiH'to th.- Berks <?t Stat. ?ays, of all the
Governors of States ami Territorios, to take
plac?- a w.-.k after election. It Might he a
pootl time torthe (?oyciiioim of thiec greSl
i.taU-8 Is "shake hands BO-SSI the l.loody
? chuhin.''
In Ohio th.? I). lnocratic cativa.-s -.'.-?es to
have Ih'cii ovei'lont. and Ihe attacks on the
head ol the l.e]?iih!ican ticket have (Modaoed
a reaction. The Deinoct.itic eSBTaai pretty
much everywlieie is overdone, and that will
be the precise [SfdiflBaSSl of the whole paitv
Ul NoYt'IillHT.
Tliougli n jik sentinp \a-t intcics,>. that
eouhl ix- grrsUy bsDofltsd by conceit >.t
action, the baakeil of this eonotiy have re?
mained up to this time wholiv unorganized.
The first faapwtsal steps in the lot mat ion of
a national BMasistiOB asn taken ve-liidav at
Philadelphia, ami hen.?ft.r the hanhs and
banker?, will l?e ?Ul to make thcin-i lv..- board.
The Democratic * Bajl who Wore the Ulm ,"
who are BSSJ tiling out to liniiana, WON it. a
good inar-y of them, only till they could sad v
set it off their ha- ks. In other words, a ?uta
ber of tht in, it si-ems, were bi.iint.y-.juiii'icrB
and deserUrs, mos\ boiiip of tliein afterwuid
wore the psjr, Tlift _pp___ab ll tlii< l>:m<l of
reformers ?.as I.hI to the i,s?nc ot an a?
bj the Republican Stute Committee, caution.Bg
Republicans to be on their gaasi IgaiaM Irauil
ulent votxTi ami attempted ititiiiiidation.
Should the sceues of electiou day verity theao
;'Ii]!!c!h'iis??i!I',, as they Be?? likely to, W* shall
have ;i novf] apeetacle in ? party thai an
liiniiic: s Itaelf m the tole agent of reform, and
ilii'ii attempta to ratify its telf-appointment bj
tranda opon ihr franchise.
vi? "til.iv at well M tin- day Infor? tli"
aun'a ?li?k ?,i? elosely acanned at all the
large obtenratoriee throughout Europe and
A mit i?>. it Nuit ?m liad croate-1 the ami the
m<iiriiiiec fotilfl nut bare been overlooked.
Tin ?u ,im ii m?ii ?ii'itiiiiiiy lu- kept ni? for a iliiy
or two] and then, if at i? ezpeeted by most
astronomers, aothtng it Been of the planet,
they will in- I'oniiiitii'il in tin ii belli i that it
nerei baa been aeen bj anybody.
A aehe_ae foi the re?nrollment of Republi
m i.'iis riiy, so us to provide for the
admission of Liberal Republicans int?> the l>is
iriit Associations, has been prepared by Mi.
Thomaa E, ?Stewart ami approved by the Lib?
eral Committee of Conference, baa received,
ii is uiulri'siiuiil, the sili'iit a.?-i nt oi Mr. Isaac
Dayton? the repr?sentative of the Regular Be
publican Conference Committee, and has been
submitted to the State Committee. One pro?
vision propos?e a radical chance In the methoda
of governing the Republican party In this city,
by making offlce-boldert Ineligible to member?
ship in nominating convention? or the Central
Committee, and to posta us offieen of the
aaaociationa. This would lx-, in t word, revo?
lution. The controversy which the mere
proposition will excite will be useful in solving
tint vexed question. Offlce-holdert will hold
tliit there is no justice in ?isfrauchising tbeni
because they hold office, and there will 1??'
many, on the othei band, to favor thia wbole
aalc remedy for a crying evil?
MM. VCNELINQ AI VTICA.
The addi at of Senator Conkling, delivered ?
yesterday nl DtJca, la the speech of one, it
must liit?lvl,. be admitted, who la disposed to
regard ?is favorably aa possible the errors and
misdeeds oi the present1 Administration. It is,
however, sulistant-ally eandid. Mr. Conkling
admita "with shame ?nul sorrow thai i'iili\ii?
" mils holding official trusta bave been guilty
"of detestable Jobbery." He thua qualities
himself foi ashing voters to consider "whether
" the nation la likely t<> i irofil by being given
"into tin' keeping of tbose vim m Held and
"forum bave been on the bad side in the vital
14 trials of tin- last t\v.ii;. ,\i;n-." Mr. Conk?
ling 1,'lls naturally, as ?ill speakers upon the
i. ii'?' ide must, into a consideration of the
?. o? tiir Democratic party. We mn? nol
. jit'-t .1 to go quit? SO f01 l'ai''? u? Ii?' does,
nor to hold the children responsible for the
sins o?' tin fathers. I: iuaj be urged, we admit,
that the Democrartc party claims t" '?' uoa
just wbal it lia- idwayi been, ami thai il pointa
to whul it wot in tin- days ?.i Jackson ?is evi?
dence that it i- t?. be implicitly trusted in the
days of Grant. We? will not dispute upon
i bal point?there is enough foi criticism in
tin- party il-?intrs ni yesterday ta oi the daj
before. Wo prefer to remember that a Demo?
cratic majontj in tbe House ol Representatives
gave the party snch un opportunity at maj
luvt t come ti? it a i'n i ii ; and voten who do
int rule foi the peculationa ol tin Jackson oi
of the Van Buren dynast] may be decided bj
tiie general rbaractei "l tbe policy only latelj
exhibited by Democratic Representatives.
Mr. Conkling bandies thi? ).::.t of i i- ubjeel
vigorously and with a strici adherence to facts
?tli?' votes <>f the Democratic uuvjority agaiusl
the spced.i resumption <>l specif payments, in
I,i.m ui tin- ;ism.h.| linn of ?Southern claims,
for tali n^' ilu- cotton t,i\ ont ?>t the Treasury
and returning it to the Cotton Bl itee, for re?
funding ilu Sont hern portion ol tbedircd t.?.
?levied on all the state? in 1861, Meanwhile,
ai dr. Conkling taya, Mt?hey reduced no tax,
?? th? j ?lid nothing t<? bnprove hard times, thej
"cut "?I appropriations um i <ii which thej
"\iill put back i'i fit ti? i?n? \ h?ls, anil thej
" removed Union soldiers from little place .'*
We repeal here what la really tin- important
point of Mr. Coukling'a speech, There an
many voter* who are dissatisfled with tibe
character of the present Administration,
ami they are naturally inquiring whether
a will be better to trust K? publican pro?
fessions of reform, with a new claas of nun
in tlte Executive offices, <>i whether they shall
tust tlitii ballots im Tilden ami Hendricks.
Tbe value of Mr. Conkling* speech Mill be
found, nut i'; biadefente of old Republicanism,
luit in lii? searchingcriticbimol what i>t".
ti? lu- new Democracy.
We think too that Mr. Conkling isentitled
to attention when l<o ?a.\- thai "the old
"Southern pol?tica] sway is uplifting it?, it
.in," ?nul mills: "Slavery in l?nin i?
"dead, bul race bate, race oppression, ami
"race murders bave taken n? place." We
may not lie willing to ?ro quite ?!> tai aa Mr. Conk?
ling does, hut there would be reason foi grave
npprebension, were i??>liti<'al power to be con?
fided to thai .branch i?l tbe D?mocratie party
which lias always lilt that ita main strength
wat with tbe ?South. We are <'.iiiii"!i?, and w<
have reaeon to be. It waa one thing daring
tlir last Presidential canvaat to In- wiliitrg to
confide in'certain Dem?crata in alliance with
trustworthy Uberals: it would !>?? ?j u i i ??
another to commil tlic whole power,
strength, ami polity of the Government
wholly to the Democratic party, un?
curbed by eoinv-.-ion ami inn? ?ti.iimil by
?i coalition with men o? larger ami more
patriotic opinions, Mr. Conkling admita tbe
Dcceaaitj of reform, and .promises it on behalf
of Ida party. Thlaiaa step certainly in ad?
vance; there wat a time when lu- might mit
have ?anl 10 much as thi?; bul that he ami
others oi' his claas aee the errors <.t their
party, ami an- destrona of reform, affords thf
beat guaranty which the honest roter
ran ha\ i? of the sali ty of auppotting tin- l.'e
pubUcan candidates, a tupporl of Mr. Tilden
being with auch out of the question.
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RECONCILIATION AM? REFORM.
That ?rat t historic group at the Monument
Hunse on Moudaj evening. It certainly de
-t i -, i ? embalming. Thi present politii al period
baa hardly offered a Boer opportunitj for a
painter, ami it will be a great inisfortune if it
ii mit banded down on eaavat to posterity,
just as we are banding down the national debt
! ami othei i?!i ?sin/.-:. Here was Mr. John Kelly ?
? there ?raaMr.Joha Mutriatey; chieftainaboth ;
both leaden ami oracles in the gnat move?
m? nt in lu half of political reform;
but representing oa this Bold, in the
Monument House, the diverse __terratt
t?t two alaga cd the party "t Reform. Ii wat
a solemn oca-ion, thia meetii .: of John Kill?
and John Motriaeey. 1 m these turo -tatfaamea
bava h.ui difleiviif.'s. Not political ; they agree
perfeetl] upon tht eardinal principles of
Dfinoiiaey, that the law breaker i? the best
law maker; that popular m If -g?V1 riiineiit is
safeKt in the bands of those least capable of
imliviilinil self-govi rnimtit ; and in gi Basra] that
the Deinoeratie party theuld be in power. The
dJ-Teratate U poi-onul, wo beliava, ami relatet
chiefly to the dot,' ill of dial ibntion in lbs ap
poitioniii. ; t of ol.a'i.il plUBll. r. !'?? hind I ? -'
two os either able are ranged the whole Demo
cralic jiartv ol Njw-Yoik. It is I v. ? ? .h nm
rng spectacle to bm Abrsm Hewitt, Edward
('?...o? r, ind thai class of inen, in the ranki
'?ehiu.l time nol-le leaders. It fdlOWl OS tb?T_
part great devotion t<> lefonn, aad much eon
I'd. m c in ihe two erninenl sbo diridW)
the honora of lesdsrship. H I te two mes
weit-here toa lju?t ?lil?.-r? i ? ibl?BU!
spectacle. It marks an epocb inniunkipal polrti
lalhi-t??!.?. Then bas beet notliiog like it me?
tbe abdication of Hr. Kelly'i predecessor, tbe
wise and gitted pe? "i v. bo ihm . thank Hearen,
i- ?m 11? ??;;> back to Bi from Vigo. The ob
iect of the conference between the??' < ?' o
leaders wai to ink?- st? ps toward practical
agree men! upon the only lasoe Bpwi which they
arc at Odds, to wit. the <livi-i<ni ol the offices.
Both leaders ami both 1,niions o! l!.e port]
an- entirely agreed upon ih?- need <>! reform
and upon the general method oi reform, which
consista, oi oonrse, in tnrnlng onl Rcpnblicaua
and putting Democrati ia ; thej only differ u
to the details of the ?livi-ioli oi spoils.
It must bare been ? touching scene wben
tbese two chiefs, ?niiinat? .1 by ? common imi
poae and kindled wftb seal for thi oommon
cause of Urform, came together. The Reform
iiioY.-iiieiii has witneased nothing li!??' ii
?weil, lay nu?e the lust time there was nnv
thing to ?livid". Last year, Mr. Uorriasey and
all his following were of tli?- opinion thai the
rery wore! thing that could poseiblj happen
would be the ?neceas of Mr. ?lohn Kelly and
his orowd. Mr. John Kelly sad bii crowd
were so decided ia their belief that Mr.
Moni?-!-,'-' influence apon politics was bad
that the.? put iiim out of Tamilian?
and would have BOM of hini or of In? fol?
lowers. In eooaequenee of these difference?,
Mr. Morrissej and hi. wing ol the party allied
themselves with the Republicana, and did
actually pin Mr. Kelly and Tammany to rout.
We d?.; know thai either Mr. Kelly oi Mr.
Morrissej has experienced any change "t
since then, or thai either Ins changed his
mind as t<> the propriety and tbe bcc< - - i.? ol
the others being put <l?.??!i na ;. political power.
And (hi- makes the occasional the Monument
House the more affecting. T?> ice two ane.b
eminenl leadei 'ol a gn h p.mv laying aside
all minor differences <>f thai -?it in order to
bring in i it't? n and Reform nnd the
chance foi ? m s and Im ger " ilii idr "
i- extremely touching. Tlie esse >?: the
highwaymen win? ceased quarreling over Ihe
booty ol an ordinaty traveler v. ?ten tbej beard
the approacb of a wagon train and begsB ni
once to harmonize, is no parallel for thi?.
whatever an) ribald opponent may nay. That
??as bamioi bring foi purposes <?f robber) : this
iinion between Kelly and Moni se*, is foi th.
sake of Reform. This is known to be true, for
it i- openlj painted ?>n i great msnj be
.ad vv.- -i? again iiiat it i- a rery tonrhiug
ami beautiful ?peel icle, aad ought i" h
petuated on historic ran vas, when two ?ucb
leaders come together, laying aside all ?liil'.r
ciiin to shake tbe dice or tarn ? coppei on
tbe division of offices. It makei the beart '?:
Mu patriot h ap w ?th ,|.?v.
Moreover, the * ? > 111 ? 11 l.- together In thi? man?
uel "t the two wings "i a great part) bj Ibeii
representative men illustrates the conditi
tlie party by the character und positi <u ol lb?
lenders. Nay, more, it i- ? rommeiit upon
popular govei ument, frei ? --. and i ?>
! if iial progrcM, Here now i- th.- metroiioiis
ui tin ? "?n oent, i ent eil ios ?>t i h
woi Id. lii? . ; . i i) part -'.g
enough to bsTi rationed im
a long -' ; i.? of -
upon s '| lestien "i the distribution "t spoi -.
the only question npon wl irli it bas bad f.?i
years any ojiinioii whatever, and tbe two lead
? is behind whom the broken fuctions rally
an ?.loi.'.u Kelfj and John ' ???v. It i
i good deal of i party that ??.'i-ii it
breaks in two tails aal nrnllj t<> - u b
leadership; a greal p i ty thai baa
many such to divide itscll up among. '
"Tilden and Reform P it ii that '.Ui^r di-iin
gnished persons arc sitting np nights adjusting
di;!. i? nil-., conferring, conciliating, ami bar
luoniriug. And who ?hall doubt their .?in
? .i.t;. / I.k at the li-- ?-i h id? i? n.
not Reformers sill Who doubts i?. would
question tbe Christ?anizing inflsence of Med
ford ruin, and <li?tiint the ?Lin?. hon e
means oi grace. Can they reform our politics 1
.irse thej ran. They could teach Bun
May-seli.iol- if Hi.- induct lin !i! Well- made BUf
ticient.
WANTED, .* CH INGK '?"/ POM 111! WORSE.
V? -, the times an? hard, and ???? want a
change. Voten abo cannot read msj be de?
luded by the Democratic preteose thai haul
time, exist here only, aie caused by Repub?
lican government, and tan be removed by
Detuocratic victory. But rotere who are able
io read oi ?? i ?te know better,
They take np tin- last report ?if faiiorea bj
the mercantile agencies, and lin.I that the pro?
portion was great? in Canada ihan in th|!
I nited si.iti -. Republican rule ben does not
produce failures in Canada. Th? ? we m the
ihuly papers accounts of more numerous and
disastrousfailun i in England than in ?In I'nii. ?I
States 1. p? i ?ally in the iron regions the fail
ares then are many, while l.eie the business
begins to improre. The offii ml report "I fail
mes in Enghtnd alio shows hesriei losses
then- than hue, ami the transaction? ?<i th.'
banks, published by Ihr London Economist,
?how a .1. .line of II p?i cut ,,, the in?
land trade, and of lL'.l per ? ?nt in ?ill
trade, since the 1?; of May, and In. it- the de?
pression is increasing, while here it is de?
creasing. In London the .1.?line in a ;
ami September is much greater than in Julj ;
in New-Yolk it is very much |?-s. Ral ,.'.
publican iule ?loi? not MUM haul time, in
Engisnd.
Men who Mad I lit- papers, or ??ho have COT?
respondeuoe aith friends in other Euiapean
Countries, know that the hard lime, prevail
tin i" ul ... We '?",??? from th" Berlin /?
Zeitnttg a itat- msnl <?f the profits <-! hanks,
Iron and coal companies, ami trading com?
panies in Germany, in ls7_, ?-?7;;, and 1875:
'."". .N.ber. 1S7-?. IN73. l*-7?5.
Hani.-. "'I 1 ? I".,' . ; ! ,
Beaks, a. ?? B. i?' :u ?_?.,.: -_.i?i
i 26 I.. ? ? i a . a II,
Ir..n .on) ....... n. ?? s lu -.1 7.09 I , '
. ug, old. ' 7 :<_ .; -.-i
Tradn ? ;;..;.? l.a.
Even ose who readi m eorreapoodi knows
that the tin!"- in Dermany are worse in l87tJ
than in 1ST... and .? t t tin t Bgttm ihow, as
Toe London Eoonenttti obseiiea, thsl "proba
"bly the diminution of profit i.? Car greater
"than could be shown in any other part ..! ihe
"world.'1 Bol here Improvement has begun;
in Qsnasay,sad in other European eoantries
generally, there is no ?i^n ..? relief, Now Be
publican rail i.i I).is coin.try bsi not (.aiise.l
haul times in J-.tiiipe.
'I he tvath is that there ?ire hard times all
over tin- civili/ed woiid. lie is a v.-ty dull
knave who repiesciit.s, and ho u very du!! fool
who believes, thai the disasters here are wholly
or mnhilj caused l>y the misconduct of rulers.
: But whal is t';.- remedy 1 To elecl Mr. Til
ili?n .' To bring a neu ?warm of ravenous apoils
hunters upon the Tressiny, with appetitea ibarp
oued by aixfe ?ii yi.i', ut exclusion .' To break the
public en ilu by repodiating i pledge, and to
plunge - ' \li reviving Industry back into tin
gulf of utter uncertainty as to the future 1 By
no means. Tin remedy it to go forward until
an honest ili'l!;' hall reward honett labor. It
is to si?;;.' for ii;i?li? i In- si.liil l>.i-i. of specie
payments. Airead] we have gone Ear ou the
road toward thai desired end. We have en
??Mill m :..-h. and made many sacrifices already.
'in thron awaj all we have gained, to make
all ocursaciirVcet worthless, would be miscrsble
fully. \V. ?rani a change, not for the
bul for tbe Is tt, r. The eh etiou of Mr. Til?
den means a change from bard tine > i > barder
times. _____________________
TBE Di I'l ST ITS MENT.
Mr. Tiltil 11 ami hi? part, Uaaerl that th?
Cfovernmenf i? not living within Its income,
I'lte month!) dcbl statement proves that Mr.
Tilden ami hi? party asserl what is not true,
Tbe Qovernment hat aaved from ita income,
?mil applied tu the payment ol in debts,
; ..,:.',.. :;"? within tin- pa-1' i lonth,
13,119,3119 02 within the month of August,
ami |l,138t033 :'.' uimin the month ??i
.inly, making (?7,172,761) 20 during the first
quarter .?i Ihe iiacal rear, which is at. tin- rate
?ti $28,691,076 80 yearly. It ??im? ?something
from ii? income every year, however much
li.ml times cause the Income to decline, ami
since March 1. 1869, a period of ninety-one
month?, r ha? aaved something in every
month i .'?? pt el cht. The amounts actual.]
saved and applied to payment <>i deW each
\ ? ai since thai luvt been :
l ... i m . . - i . . t - 10,400,770 1.1
; .. . ,-.i ii. i i.? lull t i" .'.:.'.- ??. ?I
l?7'i 71 .lull 1 !.. .1 ' I
I?,'I 7_ .I ni. I l i I
1H7_-7.M .lull 1 ti. .1 :
I Jill) I t.. lull 1
i?7l-7.'i. tul i in
l?7V7ii .lui 1 I" 1 i
i?7i; .lu? i tu Oet l
?i ??-',-.,? ;t ?i
I'M...! 1.1 ?i .?s
I :.i.'-.-,i. .'i .. .
?.7:.i ,47_ U
14,?Oil ? :
...? -I :;:i
7.1 V.'.7'i'.i _o
i . ??! ... . thi . I I ? ? i <?'
To the extent of more than ? ? ? - f i niilliona a
month, ii'i'l moi?' tli.m Mi.?, millions ?i yetar,
;?,.- i).i.?ratie i i? proved to lie falte
by tin- official atatementa ol the publie debt
1 m ?..me months the amount i ved <??;' h month
his in ? ?i applied, nut to ? ?? p " menl of
.um : debt, luit t ? I nl
?!? lit i???:?11 it_r m? interest ni eil
. ? i.h i h. h int rest has ; is 1 ici
. - the i i h . i i ii'ii'i'T Di mocratic
charge, that nothing b bei : il ae to prepuri
: i- ?p. ..?,'.
The atorj t", tin menth of September nut)
' ,? told i'i ' ib m'". In ten ?1 on tbe
debt h is a* i m d, in excess of paj menta, t??
tin . xtenl "? - 2 41, 1 oi the e i h t.?
meet it bat increased $3,129,207 1)3, notwith?
standing tl? paynit nl ol I 83 of the
principal of llie debt. This payment has been
-,_--.''?"'? up? n called bo d oi matured debt,
and $_?,336,7."?9 83 apon the demand debt
used as current ?. $83t>,864 in legal tenders
h iving been i I di.g the month, a 'l
si. 196,895 H m.. I cm i, i
I be In - f lea lendei [a reu
,1 i, l i ?? - : ' 19,8 ?'? ?.f
?addition il i the
w h de .mi'iiiiii II ' : ? thus far n tired
? |tl iliip'n'ii .n i i- -1... i :'? "'.. Il
i. pi ? i' : that thi- mov? menl \iil bi baa
: m the future, tbroujrli tbe id tin oi
banka t<> obuin neu circulation baseil upon
the 1 ;? ? ' t bonds. It the Seen
the 'I'n ?-mi rhoosi -, be can ?il??' : ipidl
? i. sae his tl? ; b ilani ? . ?? t In
4*_ pel cent bonds ndvanifs, but no rapid
t- m I'm? diroi'lbin, ii bj bim <!? i med 11
?leiliint, would I" season of
tbe .Mai, ami it nppi . - that lli? 1? _ra! U
h il mee h i ? inert aacd Ii than one million
during the month. The coin owned by tbe
Trt*nsui ? bs ? Increaseil from ( >6 17
in c-:; 1,81 ?. ;.' i 13, In reality, tlie Trensnn
iiut?t bold a l.ii-'i Bum in coin, tbouith tem?
porarily, at lai re 'I p.? ita hare been made bj
tbe Syndicate aa aecnritj t"i l*_ pel cenl
bonds taken, bul tbi'se deposita are not re
ported. The Itank atatemeut, however, ?howa
that $6,31 .,. m -p. ? 'c baa l? ? n " il drawn
-iii? * ? Sept. '.?. while the exporta during the
tlm e v.e. I.? h i?,.- been onl.i ?7."?3,t)00.
The retire.nt of fractional ciWency hat
in ?-n relatively more rapid In the foij Ih issue
than in inj other, The amount retired of
each inane during the month, ami during the
six monlha euding Oct. 1, hat been:
Ma
I i-t .
;i .?
i n.ni .
.. :?:?.t.;??! i".
I .nil. l,ii.j.i i IM
I ..- . ? - ;
\\ i", n I n onl is, 1">.:{ per !?? ui of the
latest i- ne bat been redeetaed, and only 24.7
per i? nt of tbe fourth, and inaignifleaut pro
portiona "t Un oblar ??sues. Tbe inference la
clear th I nearly the whole ol the older la?
nce, n.nl over M.000,000 of the fourth
issue, have been lost or destroyed; while the
retarding percentage of retirement on tbe
fifth Issue indicates that the loas on that will
he aomewhul greater than baa been generally
Kupposed perhaps fully one millb a?
??I, i IHi.'lf It?
?-.' -
.
-" . .11 I'i
?J.I ?1.1 I.i 71
?-1 18
/'//.'so N II.
<;,n. Meredith Read, the United States Hin
l-i?-r at Atii.ii?,arriva?!ia thia cltj yest-nlaj from Ui
-n.L
Mr. Lim Coffin, the energetic conductor on
ilu- :.i:t,-.ii? iimli-i.'iiiiini! railway ul ilavnbolillBg ttaat ?
? a im li i- though! 'n Im tbtt resull ??:
overwork m pu |i.uin-: in? ii'i'l.. ?m m.' great thorougb
lara,
The grave and reverend seigniors of the British
A?,1.1-1.itinii are ?i..', isihlc t't Inn. At .i late swains
meeting .<! divers rm Btbesa they had BnnHirans ip
an,! ..im,' -,.i, - ; i.nt tin- rlii i tun- iini'iit was Ihe
|| ..I OcflllllUI t. !? gr li:.- lu th? IB ft 'in Mill
u i ; ni. i.ill |iiirti fit 'i. ?' "i 'l ' ' thi m?, nirli
. iiuai Pi ,:.. Huzli j anil I ? u?iaii, s
h,mu.
Ifr, William Black ia going I ? mnke an ex.
., Indii ii 'ii ?
...,,. ly ?I hi* . . p. His i ? ? tro.
i . III?! I'l |l II. . .. ?.. m
In ,i I In' |i . IM'I iUflil ?'' .il'.'ii' i :
Mi it i a m .i ii 'i m'' ? i'-- '-i" i. ? ?
.n-: . anuers Mr. Ulscl ?? i i bave gainai in a two-months'
Mr. John P. Cleveland, tbe brother-in-law of
lia: 1' ' '
raiBi ? ,Isljriaa .it tba aoiai ?t ?t? ,tii .it in?
?,,,? mi Weal I'ni'iiii-.fi ..'ni -i., m this eltj i1
?t ? 11: n- nt i ? ? .th n irill ? i ? . ; n . hi in. At ulule I.rlail
n .,!;?. i,, ? mit :: i". ruin r, nul tit ?
ll ? (?IS I ill" : ? ?III it l|
briellc ?...ri..?, m i Li? uhysit b, i> B l*. Newton,
.
The Princf -? de Metternicfa i? a? frpUcsome
\ Parts . ?? i -i" 'nl nt uf /.*,??
i'?dUntttpkim TttatrapA -i\- thai art la I tn it ?aa i?>
mont ta lasch Ib tbe taras? arar Martrabad ka a cart
di t-.i ti if, ,,\i i,, ilu-1 art, harneas, auluiab? aud all
roven Roweia, while Madam? tie Met
i? 11 i. ti. ii. i ..? 11 i- :> a n i ".m ?ii, mi.nt, -- ii.-r?,-ir drove
tbe ns ??? dire? Ilu .- ibetr mov? bi hi- a Ih hi
?a Haiti.-11 rrout Hi i _iu a -, w I.ii pi.-, i seats In the
.. ui.ii. I In ?A .ill, ?ii i i.-limit , iti n.in :tt.ii.?
'.Util tllilt III* t a
Concenrrng Mr. Tupp* r, Mr. Bayard Taylor
writ'- i?? HU Otntinnatl Vtmattrtiat: " CSppar n.w
BSN Li f'.'r, m l?is m- 'in .ili-n In? ? I'i-Kvi'rli?il Plillo
aaphf ? vas ?mi ana sf tfet hooka aa aattat laataa n
n.i. I! , | .i .inI..; ]-, ,i. pli- fm f.l, ?t.ii k linn, ?I lltlli- ii?;ui,
n,it.ilil> fui??y _iiii ?i?-l.'-J?.uiiiii.?lr:itlvf' In Us flBUU r.
ll.-ivlm. tanned abeat 3 p. m., hi? tonic a earriage and
di ore direct). totbeolBee ol ths Etsntna Post, wltb the
man use riot of two aoanata which lie bad writ!
board tbe ?te&mer, wine coming np the bay, ami
banded them m to be printed the ?ame evening, if I
r, membci rlgbtly, they were entBled ' Oreettag' ?>r 'Mai
utatlon' i?? Ainiri.il,' in- ??a? tin n ?aid te be nary
?vi.aitii?. tint i bave beard that be M m?w la unite n
iini. .1 eircum ttau? as. He cune? over to leetare?or reivl
.mi will bo doubt easily iimi a Winter*? wort in tSal
liar, in r nt, i learn that a number of engagements have
already been aiade for bitn."
The late Mr. .lames Lick's son and heir, ?John
Lick, i? laaenbel by ihr Phtlaietpkta Time* as a tall,
raw banal man. aheat ?'??? year? aid U lii.? leas, ata-tagy,
ban-gray beard, wrinkled, care-wora batana aal k?'"'
erally -m labed np appeal am a mesa! uyta_a_--?_iaB_i tl
to i.ioi, m ? beat?and Ms in -t waa a esvasry ^aai az bat,
a ?nit of \i?-i;-I?!ii.?h?-?l lil.nk, tnaile hy tli?) vil 1?; _.- tail a,
Bad a pair of aboea Boa. a flsahlj imported " box" of
?hm? ti'im t!ic manufacturer?. At l'lilla'lell'hia, on lu?
Cantoral-, h?' ?ani t-. ihn n potier : " I am |ot_g
.?It front here, ami atn oaly ??ail ?m.; BBW f'?r
a tl li'lal i.f mine Wbo las JOSl cine .'Il final oilttl'l .
in ta going bscb wltb ne. Wa-al.tae v-,\y thtn
?i.ai'i ".-.mi i.. iay wbal I'm going t" ?h?. He was my
and was about Hl year* nal I ara bia only enllu.
Hobu Ivlng. 'I'll l tu -t n a?! of tbe deatb
lu th.- newspapers t' ..ht m?; I baveapocket full of
I h .iiiin-i her.', I.nt 1 WOO'I answer tln-in. I know what
iii.-.i!. ;...!?.." And here Mr. lack ? owed that he bad
a .-.i ?i. al ..f tirmiii ?? of character, ami oould,ta tbe
??..-. of bargain, cavil on the ninth part of a hair. The
reporter found tbia "in. trnstce who retaaed to resign
and allow Ids father to make a rearrangement of the
trust"bent upon foiling him in the matter oftbelm
inswer to the quostlon. "Do yu meaata at?
to break the deed and will F Itwaanoass, li"
lawei i ii n, r liai ly or h> in ilr? ciioii.
At Mi. S>thern's last appearance in BoStOfl
tl.tin r nliri.l us s.'.ilii" >;.,-,.iMJI m "A II"
Beat," tin- play ran aaaootbly ap t" tin- last a. i, vhsa sa
Br. Botaera waa apeaklag tbe tag, hertag raaahsi Isa
W.'lll-,
" W? v.? n.it Bows hiL-h our aim I? ti"t ?mbitlons?
A nui r.v trlla '!' ' '? " ll" I' Ha ?'"i- '
? u lu? ni.? int. rrnpted by a poaag ma in one of
th" innsi'i i.?iiii I.. v.. ?. In? ros.- t" hi ? fi-i t ami shi.ul.-.l
thai in n laldetad the play exceedingly B_ei_trl
The .iinlnaice In?.. .1 a'n! al the same time the lu.-mis or i
the uiiiii? iieii orator endeavored to repteaa him hy ped?- i
III/ ?it in? aS-t-4 Ills flom tlie i.i.??. ,nl the IiiiV, I.lit lie j
.h u wildly t.. them m " 1.1 htm slaae." ami tealeted mi j
tpeaklag. Mr. Bol Bern then raqaeatel law saeteaos to
let ti:.- i'oioginan ha?.- bit any, wbereui. he lb
?? ?li. -n h m, I have con." all the way from I'rovl
with m? friends to attend your benefit, sad nos I
to know shout ibla |.laj leant tnake it out." " S? U,
. ?? ? ' i sh'I play II all over again," ?tild Mr. Bothern, ?I
n there was a burat oi laugblor. "Bui I i.... i make
i.i m lu i ?-.' u. w mil', tbe idol I" yelled the ?
knowledge from bis box, .ei km-' bia coat-fall from th.
gi ipol ..i? ii.vi-ii.;.' itieiai.-. ".?I. friend, tins .
i Hoi in-in, adding, " in ..a.?? be i in'l
m ik bead "i lall ol n." lien laughb r, ol
.'i i., man, notwithstanding tbe evidence? of dit
t..? H ?!!"?' II lilil? I'V 11. ill ,,:. i| im li. |,i_
il... ret? -a? Halm i u ii. ih.- actoi ? to pl'olo.?.
to do biro on favor, and? bal thai might ?-,
be was told n.it u ?a? un?) lo do wbal almost
? u ira. t? i a. lin- i'. n i i.i i!.. .. ? . .na. man i t" mor
i"-?:" in- cot turn being quickly dropned, be ??a?
i ?. ..I ti .1 ., ,1 ..?? : .,.? bo? l?l ., .... ll . loan, .mil I u-r.-at . ?
ut ami numerous thri r-..i vloiene , It'? a pit)
1 ? a tl ' tn i al aurearraiiKed practical Joke, and
.- : .-:nl ul Mi. Sol
I'nl.l Ilr !/. NOTES.
The nun mi the fence in Ohio and Indian.t
i to be getting di su rapidly sad Bnanlmoa ily ? ?. the
le
If both election? BCZt week Ml curried by
tbe K publican? Oot, tildes ??ill ' - Maas
durlng the real ?>t the campaign. The ?.?ft BMoeyltoa,
?In- J.lui i?. ' patriota ami ..?I the other uuti
- element?a n take gre it eomfoit in saying lo him:
" vv. i. .1 in'i ???? u II .?-n. -n :"
Ex-Senator Doolittle is laying in Indiana
thai n ? impreased a lib Ibe " ?li? lac aobll
iiy" ??; ii, '?? .im:,.n Bina .L'an . 'i. it be la sure tl
.inii'n? ami
his party had irliod more on bis "divine nobllttj " sod
1. - ..n In- carry it. The tw?,
thing? 'am : tber.
One oi the D?mocratie journal? which bsi
. ipapicuou*!) allocked at I
la ihr i ;. "i,i-i tii,,rt, a journal of auch de. i? ..ml I
i beads ao aoeoant of a banging, "Jerked to
Ml '"tv lai?ni M !. In
i !?.
?..-h it when the) get thai tfoodi maehJm in good
?. r. and th" ret IvaltM sad bl i music il .
m. nt ? i l>ro??'
? ?
v ? - ? . mi tm. nt of eau m right
?a .i lie IhruB n "n i a mai ??-i "
i oBgressiitan Banning <>f Cincinnati is
in mai
. ntal m .1'. -
in;: bin . ??? n ??.- .: i ?
turn I.im i . lowing Ml hi? u??fl! ;
! up to a prominent Oerman Bierebanlini
a.in in. .- ? day, boldtngout both baada,aad ? ?
lag with much fervor :" II old friendr* Th.
Dise turn. ...nt a I.) -.lam?
I
" <?? li I.e.inn.; I .im ' " -" ?."I 111
. .. ? "I m. -.? - 1 in n .. u...m ..:' yours. I
? . m. ml. r ? il inn till - dial
' him ii'
, :
l!|l-.
'.? ui increasing Republican confidence
continue to ?-ou?e from '?In?. /.'?? ' tin-.ninth ' ?: "
la a earrtal arUelB : "Ohio gave so uncertain sound In
1803. H ??ul give m? uni m l-TU. tl
Irmly bj thi U menl through the dart days of the
' bj Its c.'illitl? . BOW laat '
? ? ? i people of ' ..-i ??? Ill ii.-t
.
. ...?eiaiii. ul. '1'hcy BIS tOO iiite!l,_-i i.i .,i:,| ino
OBI '.'n tiH il.at. The Vallandlghammen of 1X76 ma)
? . did In i-'.:i. and : muting la pub I? ana ma)
md tremble, but < ih u a III n cord a ?w? i-piti? Repub
I .n t ,? 101 n ..! i >. ; a.- r. ami ili.it v n to:.?
Willis ii.illoclliph.il"- .1. .V.l ell.l rf. .
? 'II the ?ir."
The Mon. Qalanha A. Grow arrired in
p . .?:, Mon lay from Indi in i. eouttdenl ??f a
,, m victor) ta that s.nti lex) Tuesday, i
t.. ?i 1.1 ...i ?' t ol Ihr l ful.tiirl/'iiiii Ti?en "I beliov? that
Hani ..a will lie .h. imI Governor by from 1,000 t"
1,000, I.ill . ? ;a M to ill.- '.-?I of tlie 11. ',. I.
HarrlaoD laeertatnly ?Iron jer ti m bi* narr.? Bh aaaae
ami .ismm ?.itn'ii ?vith l ?hi lip a:?- .?nini-t.uii ?; IB ??s I.'?or,
bat bl? chief strength t? la belag aa able ?ml
pllabad gentlemaa, i p ?wi rful i apalar weaker aa I bar
Ingboeaagood loldler. Hi-? dignity ami Intellectual
-.ni? a? ? oil!" u. .1 ',? ikn Ilia?-.li-..n ? William? i, -i.
m.ui-.-.l that h.'an;ical? ?ti'oiii,!?- ta the pride BBjd liitel
Ibrt m??? of the State, aad will, i have so doabt, be aoma
K.oooatrongei than but tmrt) voie. Fw these reaemu i
i,.,,k foi - ol the Republican randlili t. foi I...?
.-. a a and tbe probable election of tbe remainder of the
i?,.?tan? linket." -a.-! Bayard, wbo i- also Juki
from Indiana and Oblo, told tbe same repot ter thai
he though! i>"in Mate.? were ? ife for the DenMcrate.
Mr. t'hurles Frsucii Ad .ms is becoming the
great letter-writer of the campaign. Hi? appeal? to tlM
DetooeraUe voter are taralag up la aU direetloaa, and
theyeoutalnaboataa maeh ?rarmtb aa tin north-west
?ni?' ??f .? ii.irn. ?vhi'ti the thermometer la lb4 below arto.
The latea! i pfatta waa - ?I lo the Pnmaoialtii Cmamlttae
ai .VI.mili hl, ? il.i.i. ami ci.iii.iii.nl. in a.Miii.ui to ituicli
that be has altvady labl, the foUowlag:Ml have not i
word t.. ?.? m derogation <>f Mr. Hay.?, hat it seeaaa to
me at least verj dugular, that in a tearful eriaia Uke tata
a person ahoald have bei a ??? eetol who baa thai tor bad
m? r? ?-.'i.i ?>n iia- ?ubjeeti and that Botona tadlviduni
Who liad i.-.llv coin mu I.-. I in n.?.I! I.? hi* |.re? mi!? ...in ?.
tothepollo) of reform ahoald have heea aerio?aly aap
ported. < m t'n- other hand, the actton "f tka aoavi otlou
at St. I...U?? ibowa a ?rbolly dlSbr-at ?putt Saother
rtrong re taon, in my nun i, r.?r preferring -Mr. Tii.i.-n in
thiseiuei gone) i- in >i a aa ??? and clear policy toward tin
Boul a m States may be lusugsratod, free fromall ths
I. ? h liberto rais, d i>-. u . las? ut the publie Bien "I
lin- Sorti ??im l??i' by lngratlatlug themselves wltb
i'..i-, ??:? -ii-ut remaining among ua of the evil passion?
i , . ,|,i,,m. ; ;,. arar. Bo long sa thla cou
aid ibero ??ui be no i"a? harmonj between ll
tin ll?. '
The reform claims of the Democrat! bars
?ubhjcted them to a good maay ?'iar|i rapa dariag iha
n ' ; Iof tin ?? ?>a- administered
i?, .,, n n ?i i -? i In his speeeb at Indianapolis recently,
??hen in- -anI ; "l think Absalom waa lim artginul proto
i-i.- iv modera Dei.-ratte mfiiimsi The m-t
.t tbaalo a aaa iii i a r.-i..-:
sad tben a reformer [Lan ter.] Well that i? prstt]
urea ra generally gel t ? n. t
tato in? in ,. ? || ,,: i
father, Ood'? anolated blag, sad then be west lato Um
highs - II . ..ml Vi."i-!i'-'-? .?ml In
laid to Uto paspb ; ? *. .>u . our .> Isjaal sad n.-ht. but
the klag bath deputed b.sa to heat thee. Qeeohh,
that I v?.i. JI..I-. '.'i i-ii- mail that li.nl
i ma: !. r Bdghl SSSM unto nie, ami I wniiiil
.i., sha justice.- [Oaaal laaghtsr.] Bow, hat that the
.? h. n ha waa hall "f bla Besalaatlsa i
i.i.T ? a: ?t sleaa parapara? "i i??? wardi ahaa as itraS
led np aad down Uka atarla) i ak, 'ThaSShssaass I'm
a reformer.1 [1 aagbtai I The eadafthal ?tory i? the
?I of it, M ll BUgbl to I....( every story. After it
talla bow David (-thaaad the kryal hosts ol tarsal ?i^ain
to his ?taodard, aad reeroemd the lordM aad saAmred
the army . r Slwalom, it ?; .ml? np, ii i reeol!?. t right, ta
(hi? aaj ' ' tnd Ibaaloma mule went out from Baser
him.' [Lougbter.J Tber? la .? pronboe) in that ?irse
wind. t.i wollig tu ha lui.llli'it Uii? Fall. Tbe ri?ult will
bin Hint the Tilden snd Hprulrlrks reform ntntr- went out
from iimler th?m 'laughter] wltli KutLeiim-t H liar?
on Ins back. lUr. at o Let-ring.]"
TUE STATE CANVASS.
Tfte Albany Argun is in a state of miad, ?
has fitiniil tiiiit "a Id__BOB lti'jialilieaii Ne v-York State
Senator, a mail of (.Meat wealth, ii lik? ?jr lu In :iri)?f?fuU_|
on bi-i iiK'tiine nniins" initier the recent order of Coas
_riaaka_er Basas, Wall, what of it f
Col. Lester lu. Faulkner oil? reil a rosolutioi
in the Livingston County Convention the otner day, a*.
Boaaotag that tin- war ?aahraasht feaaaltaa n years
ago. Tliu infill IlintlO i Ititlat have lit en it'.iiiied Ity t?!^.
graph, aiiii Cot Fuaikawr no ?lonbt felt " constrained " ta
? It until imw.
There i.s ? very friendly finiilhaf in the
DaaBsaratta pre?.? toward tha Piw-ibtttoalata. Tiu-y &%
pit ?i?:mt astlasBj ?ai i arc patted aa the heal a?i a ?.iuty
wlilfli si)ii:etinii M WiekU tile li:i!aiice nf |i.tiver. and aa
on. Tin?) must be pleaaaat t<? lha ProhitNtloBlaU?
In Rochester the other flay one Thomas, a
Ii.'iiiii.r.itif hiienker, refined In '1 wi til ?i? " mi?? mor?
?lulled against tli.in ?Inning." Mr. Fernando Wood ?ays:
" l'ho wefai man in the D?mocratie part/Is better
tli m the baal BepabUoaa 11 ras basa." Botk gem i
Bt.tiiiiiiu lha at, Loula piatini m.
Mr. Janus i'atliiii't? .sn-.ipie-.seil l">ok on the
Chicana and North Wc-n?? BaUrsad Biag la batas
paaeed bibsubI la thlaBtstt. hartas ban a raprtatad by th?
iiimiiis ?apoBUaaa OtaaaalMH from a eeorwhtefeatl
Into the handa of a Cbteaas Biarsaaat An axpaMBBBW
prefaead to tha boot aaaaata that Mr. TiWtea, who Igaaai
prominently i'i Ita pasco, succeeded in having it >iij>
preaaad by aa Injun? nun fresa a Kfaag l n<I*_??*.
The "Intelligent contrallan?!" who deiiiantis
Jini, h ami Referai ti.-ni.illy tana "lit badly. One sjiuk?: in
tin? i ity tha other nigl.t, Taylor i?y BBBBB, who is said l?y
the lint in ?ter payesa la bars bsfua blaeaiasriattal
i ? a burglar, mid to have h ?> ti BOS1 tetad at different
times of many titl'.-n-e?. To how that I.i- record In jmli
Uca has iieeii eoBatateat with bis reeo?r4h_erta_e.lt_*
only iie<e-sary to uj tint lie aiinounotd blOMaif aaa
i ?? 'iii.it -.at aa tur iiaik sa i - i ,
The Syracuse Courier is takiiiR up 'lhoni.it
'i _| uni'.? n et ?'it lu route 'ion \utli canal claim*. It
slum? that in the three ye:ii of IsTi?, H71, ami 1 >7_,
in- retad fat bills for the r? f of ti.ii.il aantrsttaBa
inakiii;:anssraaeea to tha aaaoaat 0.9663,040, I < ?>*
Wars the iiii!? ity which tbe ? ?nul contra? torn ina.l?' their
profite. l'iifoi ?? mutely, lmv.evt"', the list v.hlch The
Courier petate above thai a taray aha.I tha swarts
?Aunt t?t tin- Hiiiii et.iitl.ii'tiii'M in Sir;...I?". It? inihliciv
lion, therefore, seem likely to endear Mr. Alvord still
more to bis constituents, wlthnat regard to party, and
probably bi Ips rat in i tiuia hni I ? bias,
It i? not uauallj the way <?i' th" torrent Do?
iiiut":i' ' fii BatiOBal iH'tniin > ?, bat there lias
beeaaota littleeold aegleet m Hani larttclMt tasa?
i "It la a lingalai yet
. : that BOaC at tha ti Bated 1>< moeratio
laadera in thai Blata bave ifssfeea a word during thia
campaign thai .?m bo eoaetraed taste ?? a? ?? soaal b-daaaa
iiit nt ui siiiiiui-i j. Tniieii. in ail thin ipesehea and let?
. - remarbabU oaal ?das way i?- a ?tod. OheaOav,
:.? mi?
ll, ii...li fur l,(.vi-niiir lie e.irefll!.J :.i eli-a tho
mention of TUden'a Banee. aa Oov._
t'ir Keinan li.ive ii.tw lioth t:iKi n the | I nIh
arity ta their aoseetns heeeaaee very aiarbed. Got
m.iiir at. I'liti spoke of tbe D?mocratie i indidate for
Governor, Mr. Lucius H nan ol \ i; toe, la?
ii-'.i.'i !,'??. pal i m any ei. i-; g.i ?jii.i
un laid no word "t Tiith-n. barely mentioning his aaaae
In ?peaking of the attacks of hVpuldicaui i 'i liis reform
[Mil11'] "f U : !>? rui II :? ' i Knf
-,. ?, bee
.in >it? tiiid Bl ll to Mr. I'l'ilfii i? r-onal:?."
G ES ER AL N01
Mr. Sankey's sonirs are becoming national
Iiyii.ii?. " 1 i,i fi i th! ?ii.," -
?les on the Erie Canal. ?* I love to tell tha ttetf,"
? igo reporter wirb bl ? aoee la I
Four brothert in Hawkins Conner, Tenu.,
Bail led fi.;. - - .m thirty ;, BBtaav
bave M children, the average family being 13*?. Th??
inn reasof i i- idoutly docs uut uepcud
Buigratloa.
T-te t-orTowful t-ghinff of the poorpriaoMf
l i. .anu? bsdy ..f gn it weal
m ir? | is served ont s t? rn of i hat ? i
m tl:.' ; \li.us, tbe prol _sto_al
ti.tiu . i from Jail.
Estimate the turn ??t atenta] endeavor and
anxiety,ol p . ti effort, ol tun.teapiadaadBBaaay
spent tiiioiiKUiiii m aIVeaideatialraaBf-lga,
uii.ii-it.-ikiii-'m ?i.leii thepaeeeaiaas
ol wasted ?? aipared with the total fores
Harvard baa challenged Yale t<> an light*
: ? aexI Summer. Um ireaaararafl the i"'si
slub '-.?'?if for ti.""". whleh win prohahU be ralead ''V
t ' ? iti n il ' iit.-rtaliinit lit?. .
? new remain at ( ind sn fleh Is s|.
? - i
Harvard Buy regain bol i Bfftha ?.'ol
? mien.
The Williams Bophomorot "in?heil" th?
'
? i n early in the BOlhB_a Bl B ' BI I
ronera. PrfMidenl Cbadboarne su.-p. n??. i tbe v,U"'.*
?i Monday mi
lean Who WOllla Ilot i
j i hours, i ' a
. ?
brutality and I B t
iiiineil t?t ?(.unit it out He In light?
Prank L Coolidge, a iteadj, wdt-trrioot lad
uf 17, shot bl - : i ' . : '
writing the fallowtaff letter ? "l?etr father, forgive in?!
BMB-tttag aahiHa. I aaa Misa ?>f nsa, Mia
I t:,i ??.rr.v tar the '?aek talk r.:?l I haii .um l?. r. OtvS
? ? .i ?-in ?if ininii. tor i-'i aaaaoi afford aa expeaatve
Ulvi l i em " e i.' y thai :. longs to m ?.
i ?, n ?? mourn for me. v
?. !,, ? barlh f? '. ? ; .n-li ?'li ? ? tr*?li t.?
Hupport witlit.iit in.? banging ou n> ?
tuysell ?ill l bear your traiu oobm, ?'i dual wo rj ahoal
the chlldrea."
A hear hunt on a Mi nnl'oat i.? aomething "f
a ntivtity. While peeaaaa dan a thcCdtawai eeatlj the
[leseiiBsTiii of tin- il easier Joba i gaa i uighl eight o? a
bear awremiDg across Ouiaseau Lake and indnoed tbe
laiiUilu to efpnd a hoal after bias. Brala waa eaiitared
mili a noose, towed to tbe steam don board.
ii', ?i ?!? :i-:iii n ih,' il? ri,, however, he cut loose and
inaile for tbe ladles'caoln. ?Tha ladles ?? unpored out ia
m a eonfasioo and tied t" the low ? giu?*cr
followed the bear into the ( ,tt.-. ?am i.utua
deck, where be wa ? shot.
A blue limestone jiaviiiyr-liloek has lain in
tin- streets ?.r Mn_.phts. Teaau, i'i y. are. it waa reeeatfy
broken ni? in estas la be Ittotf mi'? a aaa ptaea, aai io
aiitiii lire frag bepoeel aal Bad aaa Brta-jr. if ttOL
Huxley a?iU altow It, the Utile fru? a_sy toll i-w l"iid a
-it.ii a? Klag ira. T?tu ?if limn -?uni- at yasN aoathal
little irit^' may have takea a aap In the bumI sad got i. re?
trlevablj ituek; fresh depoalta buried It; and m the
. i|- uf.!_".? the iiinti le came stone, and after atora teat
of thousands of years the block was eut sal "i the Ubio
i;,i er ijii iri ii a What au Interestlng autobtograph ? thai
irog might tell U be could croak intelligibly and hu
anthtiit ti,' were m bold <>nt.
I'l BLIC OPINION.
If Judge HoarseonacieneedoesnH impel him
intakt- the leadership oi Ihe ooaseieuc? Kepubll?
riot, bow would Balpb Waldo -?mcrson .lo fura
candidate I [Etoetofl Berala (lad.)
The most obvions eoaament on the List letter
uf Charles i rain h 4dama Isthatheai.i.asecrupu
it.ii-ii as n?' iiiti in in- letter ol set rptam ?-. any refer? uce
to the Deesoeratk parly.?[-_*tagffeid L'uiou ii;ei?.i
'I'liei are pressing tato servie? all the ohl
party baoks tbey can pica up lor Ohio and IU'liana, In?
eluding the luperaniiuated Kred. Dol? i
?..n t.r Atiiii? Bailed ?? l-ruf." Laugaiou. fTroy rn?i
ji.ni.i
Lit. for instance, the Untier mea declare
?i:? i i:?i lit.i. lin .. u thajrdare. rhefeet would render
Mr. A.I mi? himself ili?^ii?ii I with bis own eaud
ati.i insure m? tii.'e.ii ii a aiajority t.f teas ..f thoai i
[ Boston Trauscnpl I
Four rears affo the Republican candidate for
Vt?.-I'ii ?nt.-nt ras WilsoQ. Nut toshoa |..i:::aiti\ tin y
bave sow token ap tha oihei awflsber ol tin
Wheeler Tbe oth? .. I.manufacturers sre
getting ' ' m./
In teme of the district! where the principal
proveuiler Is furnished By the li n.ilk press, ? a
-lu. is i\.m pu ten I .n-n! I with sil. rill'? i ?
,-.. li-'Hii nt-, there Is a feeling ta it the hog ? boh ra is to
m attributed to Hie Bi pllbiieau i?alty.--[i.iinaii.al? l ..ii.
llli-li'iltl 'III.I.)
The Kepublkana polled bidiana recentl/
l.:.i fOttud i ...III 1 J.tMto ..,,., 1. I m J h .1 rt
.n v.ii ?i in, ihioe tii.'ir diseoverr. Ofoouise,! t>
Ut'uioersts will i?t? ? i? tbeii .ii- open tais wean, ii.n
Stste Is Democratic, and mir frionas mus? Dot permit it
to be iIqIob iittiii 'itt-at.- (cini'iiinati Enquirer (ueai.)
The eountry i? not ignorant of the l'ait that
the ?epubiicuu part) bas eomo-ilted i Brest many
errora Bui thetw ill good Bien ooiiress and deplore. I?o
tbe leaders of the Democratic party ronfeas sud des t
ira oft bal parti foi the hui sixte? d .?? ..t.-1 The/
do nothing of the -ind, [Sao Vtauclai Rep.)
i.vei'v hour proveo the uriadom of the renom?
biatlon ol t?..- lit,!:. Win. D. K.-iley In tin IVthC%_greB>
sloual District ol tin* .stait?. lie tsaiHiwei tli uni the
Union. Ulsspe .in? in ladlaaa, several waabs aao. and
hu ?|h-e?lii ? m ohm now, li.iv' told with tr? uieadoui ? f
rt-t't bims i lio ciaeubaet Itepubiif.iu,.?iPiuiaiteiphia
rrf.?M(Kel'.)
Bpeenlation on the result in imiiatn? isaesoV
lead ?' inn im: a ?iiies claim s iiuuiiual i'i.yuiiiv in a poll
ofovertuo.isHivi.ii'?. Looking over US i whole tieid at
this dlataaoe, \?o judge thai 11? ? Male ? oald rota Daaaa?
eratle i"-d.v>,'.m who can toll what i. ac_k may urmff

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