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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1876.
THE W WS THIS MOBNINQ.
ForkiOV.?Tin-Turk?! IniVf lti'cii n ?"il-?. ?1 i:i ti.
Ing to cro--? t!n- l>nii;i: tin- Suif?m offen
months' arnn-ti?-.' t?. ><-r\i.i. "l?t." Blade's
case bas l?-?-ii a'ijoMrii?*! t?> tli?? '_i?'li n.-t
Geori.?-Heinrich I't-ri/, tint Germaa hiatorian, and
the Mariiuii t?t 1 ?\ eaddale an dead.
DoMKsnc?1'in- rt'turns fron Ohio ami Indiana
are very iiir?.iiij?i??:?-. In [ndiana th?n- ia a posai
bility that HaiTi-o_ is eleeted. while from Ohio
nothiiitt is kimwii txt-i-pt tliat then .i?- general So
publican ??lin??. The Centennial Commise ??ti?
ers have (I?-. >t|t ! that the Exhibition ?ill not re?
main <>iict! after Kot. 1<?. Got. Tilden haa
ordered eridenc ? r?< be taken againat <'.t??it??l Sap* r
inti-ndeiit Eaton. The yellow fever at Brnns*
wick, (Ja., ia ,i!?:?tni_;.
('ity am? s m'I.-I-.vs.-Tin- ?-.. ti.iii? lu Indiana
am! Dliin i'M-:it?l the gnateal Lotenat in tbii
and ever} BOOiee <?f lii!nnii;iti??ti \mis BOilghl v.ith
the utinii?; The Citizens'Commit
tet jfpaiiled to further Controlli i Green's election
as Mayor seiiirial headqoarten and reaolved I I
hipa?iiri_s to eonplete a ticket, i he inqni -i on
the Kurt'i'ii ?l:?a?t i ??\?.ii.-r?it?-t| tin- linn ?having
charge of tli? n-aaeL : Warlock, Oriole,
Si.-t.-r of Men y and Deadhead \\?ni the Jerome Park
riice.H. -~ <;..;.'. 106%, i<i"?7k. 109. Goldvahieof
tin? legal tnnrln dollar ?it the elose, i?'.":t) canta.
8t?K'k.-i fenerally Inaetire and closing w? ..k.
The Wi aiiiii:.?Tiik Timti m.'? local obei
tions inilii-.it" colder and generally clear w?
f - In tin city j i ?.ii-rday it waawarmer and ? lear,
with a tendency to elooda and ram in t Ik- latter pari
of the day. Thermo neter, 50 . ?i?'? . ?"???' .
The Cintiuiiial rjomm_9Mon renfflrni theii
former de?-i-.ii.ii t:> ckkM tin- Exhibition oil the
lOtli of Novi-iiiin-r. Barely ? month, therefore,
remuiiis t??
The cliar^'i ?. iitr.iin.st the Baperintendeni of
the Ham Capitol, oa ?iii?!i <?i?v. Tilden lins
ordered u stiiii.,ny tu be taken, were made
?mm iiioi'ths tgo, ami then failed to make
any ?Marked imp**e__4oo. Borne ??t them wen
frivolous, ami the whole imli.-t iii-iit si ?nuil to
have the tl i\t?i <>t |>??litic?il <>i penonnl ln?
tility. The tcviinionv, however, taken before
Judge Van Alsiym-, will ahow whether they
are well lonml.-il. l'util thia is abown, Mr.
Eaton is Ian!} entitled t<> a siuiienaion <?)
OJiitli'.II. _
?'Dr.'' s'a le, whore apiritaal mail hai been
ao rudely mterrnpte?-, is rery slow in proving
tlie -.??nuiii? n.--? ??I In- i-i le-iial iiieiwiigOi". lie
hit? been already afforded two opportunities to
ii-tute liefon- tin- Police Magistrate, Dr. Lan
kestcr's Charge >l fi .nul ami v::_iii!iry, luit he
ha? plainly failed t?> ?lo m?, __nee In- case ?ms
been ai]??.iiine.l agafal fei ten liiivs. It i-? doI
at all likely ?thai he will be " vimlicai? ?i."
Hia reaolnte antagooiat, Dr. Laakeater, is aa
expert at exposing swimlh s as he i.- in in ?n
luiportant it.v? ?tigations,
?? ?
It is aliin>-t a full generation sin- ? the Moun?
tain Meadow autaaaere ihocked tbe \\?i?.?.
Country l.y il- iiliinitii-, ami it was not until
yesterday that this tragedy, 1<ui_* -line frown
painfully familiar, reaebed it- final ad ia the
acnteiic?.' of John D. I.? e, a Mormon conapic
UOU8 in that l)l???nly deed. It ia a strange inci?
dent in it- l.i-inly that the Chief 0? the ?iiin
inals, beiag allowed t<? choose the manner
Of ll?8 lleiitll, should pll-fel to lile M ill.
victiniH (?f his OWB ?hand died so many ?, en - gap.
For onre the law of blood ?.???n? latiafled to
tbe letter. _
Terdicti* of i-rnK-is' j i -11 ? ?- an |:rov?-i-l.; illv
nicaly-nionihi?1 ; tiiai apon tin- i.m<>i>.i disaster
followH the ii-ual la-hioa, and imlnnlv i- ren
sureil. Then ttyaent t<? lune been no ?special
exi'iiae for the enployen who mil workmen
into the ofl-Mtarated hold with lighted candlea;
but the aaidemi- pus to ??how t]?.it thia _UM
been the usual wav, and tlieiefiuc the v? nlict
ia given that the tirn? l_a*rfaig charge <?f the
work "are in no wi.-c 4.1ani:il?le." Parhapa
to the average juryman the fait that
things have always U-en done in one wag is
sufficient reason for emit inning to do ______
thus. The logic will l?e satisfactory to .?11 ex?
cept perhaps the fiieiitls and relatives ol the
unfortunate nun who were killed. The recom?
mendation that the Hoard of Health make in -
veetigatiou as to tbe recuneuce at similar
daBffer is good as fnr n? it _o-'S. .1 ml redeems
tin- verdict from lint sinpi.lity.
Y?_terd iv's registration rearbea ? total ??f
..', against 31,006 ..?i the ?rsl day ol
regiatratioa la t year. This marked Ibci
nearly doubling lasl year*! figures, Indicate!
?iilier ?i sensible ileterminntiou ob tue part
?if citizens t ? ? perform tliis iroportanl duty
promptly, <>r an exceptional interest in the
coming election. I'mlniM? both thinga may
i? ?' ? . ,t from these figures. It is t..
be hoped thai the n> vt day d registration,
one ? ; to-day, ?-.ill make ?i? good ?i
allowing. Some of the I rgi il figures of In?
crease ?ne m very i ? districta o
city, and ??.- ?hall be "lad in believe that they
slim? a determination on the part of the bet tot
'! un? citizens to t:tl??- a more active part
in tile ??.Hi? ol eli.ui-inir public ?. lYi.lllM.
TE8T1 /./' IT'S 1 ! Ti T10N8.
The i-turna from Ohio ?ml Indiana have
.??in? in ?i. slowly ?n"l ?m- bo meager in re
aults thai ?it tin- hour of thia writing ???? are
not only ?vit..out any absolutely decisive
figun - m either State, bul ?m- without sufficient
i.?ion which to base anj positive statement.
We (?in only give tin' proliabilitiei in the
most general terms, '?'lie losiri ami gains on
either ???I?- follow no geoeral rnlc, bul vary
fioni one si?!? to tic other in different locali?
ties in such manner a? to furnish no
satisfactory l>a?is fur calculations upon
tlie general result. The one feature of the
news m which all good citi/i us ot ixith par?
ties may find cause toi congratulation is the
absence, so I'm a- ???? Inn. of an? riotous or
violeol demonstration, ?>r aay seriotti >lis
turbanee of ilm peace. In view .f the
apprehensions thai were f? It on tin.?
acore, ami the excited ?t?te <>l public feeling,
tl.e fad tlmi ili?' election? passed "il quietly
is something to rejoice over. The gentlemen
? !i j ?'.nil?; who took the necessary steps
to preserve the peace d? ?.-:?.? much credit for
their seiisi!.]e ?nul judicious conduct in the
matter.
Prom the meager returni received, ii i?
niaiiilc thai the partisans on either side
predicted sweeping victory for themselves so
coiiiitl? ntly were over-sanguine. Only the?
-.?lio ihooh their 'leads gravely ami ~:i i?l
I i.ili 31 -. ? ,-?!. close end tlm resal? doubt?
ful have bceu as yet sustained in their
ioD ' i-1 i:_r of the cveiit. Our dispatches
up ?o this hour leave the i'?iilt in both States
i ?t ?is to the geoeral tickets, so much in
doil! that ?o la; as Slate officers ?lie eoii
ceiic'd, neither party ?-.in. with any safety,
a victory. Enough la known, however,
t?, furnish evidence satisfactory and conclusive
that there ii no inch genera] desire for a
? a ; lia? been claim. ?I by the Demoi - il
ami that their reliance upon that is a mi I
it." ai- certain thai the Republicana have made
- .. I ?? '.'?.linn, aial that ill?'
tidal wove nimn which the I*? mocrntic majority
in the i'n ?i ut Congr? s waa .aniel in haa
i.ot only arrested bul turned back t??
The cont? I hni beet fierce
and bitter, and the result aeemi from the
? t outlook to he -o in ?u a drawn
that the effect ??ill only lu?
to spur lu.ih sides to greater effort
for the November struggle. Should latei
returns be mon favorable t<> the Republicans,
showing that tin;.- have carried both State? by
??ven the mosl trifling majority, y\.- believe it
??ill be decisive of th.- result in the
November electtoo, for tin Itemo
cnits have obviously risked sll on a
Ottempl to sa?e (Hie of t 11? 111,
and th.- loss will thoroughly discourage
them. On the other baud, if the) have-car?
ried one ??i evii! both Stab ? bj ?mall majori?
ties?aad it seems certain the majorities
either way must In- small?we believe tl.e
l;. i.id.i! m?, although necessnril] disheartened,
-.?ill rally with increased encrgj ami dctermi
nation for the tina1 encounter. It will 1
l.e i>os*ihle i<> get decisive return? from Ixith
si.,i.s before this afternoon, ami possiblj a
?lay or two may elapse before the question
will Le Anally settled.
Dispatches receiveil up to ''? a. m. do not
throw much more light on th.- result in i?!ii<>
ami II?h.ma. The intense excitement that haa
ctcrized the campaign insured an nn
ii...I!? he ivy vole in both States, ??Inch the
fair weather brought out. The time needed to
(?iiivass tin- v. te i? correspond?igly h ngthened, '?
t ?pecially in Indiana, where there arc more than
< :'.<? n.nues in some counties on th?' same ticket.
While the probabilities are that Iki.1i Stab ? are
1 Republican, the returni are loo meagei even
?it this hour to jn?til? any positive claims.
. It ?elms rather to the diaadvantage of the
Democrats that the Republicans are inore bob
? fuient than the Democrats that they have car?
ried Indiana, the state upon which tin- Dem?
ocrats have persisted in counting, while the
latter ate now claiming Ohio, in which they
had odd? to contend against, and ol which latei
returni ?v.mid ?i i .?| likely t?t rob them. The
Dcmoci it i.- claim of Ohio ?teems to in founded
entirely upon alleged triumphs in Cincinnati
and Cleveland, both of which ?ne daoietl bj
i!k Republicans, ?.no claim the election of
Mr. I - ? ? ' ml iivi r Mr. l'a? lie for 1 Ion
by ...<)<n> majority,and the election ol Stan
ley Matthews ovei (?en. Banning. While no
definite figures of gains on Congressmen can be
given, th?- reelection of Oen. Garfield is of
course sssured, and the el< i lion ol . ? -.-. ? retar)
Cox is highly probable. The very latest dispatchci
indicate greatly iucrciised confidence in Re
pnblican majorities in both States. In Ohio
the Republicans are claiming H?,?????, and in
i ludiuna the Dem?crata are bourlj growing
J more despondeut.
THE TIME FOR TARIFF REVISION.
When the Morrison Tariff hill irai under
discussion, The Tribune expressed the hope
that action upon this niallcr might he <lc
biyed until the oexl ?(?-ion of Congress,
o as to give the opportunity lor a fuller eon.
??delation of the interests involved. There is
danger that m the excitement of the political
coiilest this Opportunity ma.? In lost. In that
case Congress will again assemble with as
little Information before it as ?it the last ses?
sion, and if there abould be any legislation on
the tariff il i? likely t<> be as erode ami
ill-considered as that with which we were
tlii* atened in the early part "I the Sum?
mer. A thoioii.-'h knowledge of the interests
involved in any proposed changes is not t<> be
gained by hasty akimmiag in the committee
room, nor from the brief remonstrances which
the represeatativea of ??nions interesta may
make before a committee, still less is a
proper eonelasioa likely to be arrived at by a
log-roUiog process in Congresi Itself, when
one member secures consideration for In? pel
?masare in the Tariff hill by igreeing t<> support
the i'ct measure ol another ineinlicr. Some
notion as to the time ami lesear.-li really ie
qaired may be fonaed from the statements
made l.y the National ft?ooiittoB of Wool
Maiiiilactiiiei* iu a lcltcr dated March __;?,
I addressed to Un Boose Commfttei ??f Ways
| anil Means. Although that a-.s.iciaiioii is
composed slmosl exclusively of praetlea]
maBufacturers, they aay thai they would
not venture to i sime the responsibility of
advising as to the detail! ?>i ? revision of the
tariff oo ???"-I an?1 wooleBs, without making
??m- inquiries and compiling the answi m; sad
i thai thia work alone would occup) more time
than Congress ?va? likely t" remain in session,
! What i? tine of the -???>ol iutercst is slmosl
..?a illj true of ml the grcal industries which
t,_iiii changea would affect. In each instances
thorough compilation <>f the facts and ?i. - Ii
necessary. Our members ol Conirress are fm
the most pall '.?.??.?i is. V. i? !'-? their
capacity i"'i framiBg good laws, the) are no.
at alt likely t<> be successful in the attempt
unless the facts aie helore them. They have
had no personal experienee in the basi-eei
upon which they ?ne .?till.I i.? legislate. They
do not and c;ini,ot kllOW a? those ??ho BIB in
the business, just where ami bon a proposed
change ??ill op? rate. It is not a case where
a priori reasoning will avail. A biriff con?
structed ??ni ??i the inner consciousness of a
Congressman Is, a? the eonntrj ha? alreadj
had reason t<? know, fearfull] ami wonderfully
made.
Tiie Kreuch ?lo better than we in this mat?
ter. Their forms of government change with
proverbial frequency ami haste, bat the -? --
tenu which control their national interests
naves permanency thai outlive? revolutions.
A change in th?' land- of l'i cue i likely t?>
take place next ?ear, ttecause tic- treaties
with several Ertropean Powers?Netherlands,
England, Belgium, ami Austria?will then ex?
pire. The French Government began it?
preparations I'd thia emergent*} m th. Spring
ot hist ?ear. Tin- Mini hi ol Commerce and
Agriculture at thai time addre*?*?l iii?|iiiiies
-o ?citing the needed information from ?'?I the
organizations likely tu furnish it?such as the
chumbera of commerce, of Agriculture, ol .'.?-,
and ol manufactures?throughout the rountry,
ami obtained ~s official ri plies. The ques?
tions asked were a? to ?he eftect ..i a ?? vision
ot the lands ii|...i: tax? s an?! i? ?en.ic ; whether
specific or ml valorem ?Intn- wen prefer?
able; whether the treaty system ??as supe- j
i lor to a uoifoi m, ?'s? iblished ta. iff,
The French tariffi. are ol two kinds. The
treaty tarifls are in force m were in 1ST I ?
?a itfa Great Britain, Belgium, liai]. 8.
land, Sweden and Norway, the Netherlands,
my, Austi i.i. i ?: ??'.?, ami I'm toga!.
While each ti.ai.? tarirl is differeBl from the
others, there i? yel an element of uniformity,
-line each .?Hit,lins a clntlM thai its loli?ll.?
?hall have the ?aine ?i.i ?alii . _'?? a? "tin- i.!
''favored nation." Count rie? with which there
i? ?i.i.-trial treaty, lil.?? the l'nitcd States,
can uni? .?.ml their (foods lo Prance iindei ita
geucral tariffi which i- much higher through?
out than the treaty tariffs, snd in regard to
m.m? ihxohitcl) prohibitory, It may
i>e worth while t.. lake note of tliis last-men?
tioned circumstance. Americans sometimes
grumble si the duties Ibej have lo pa) <>n
fu m h tin?!? ami knick-k Backs. Thej un?
reflect that if thej were citisens "t France
ami wished io import thitbei some choice no?. -
. Ity pK'ilm ( (I in America, ii" I timl
themselves quite prevented. The French
era! tariff, as practii ill) construed, alwolutely
prohibit? th.- ?m,.oiiatioii ot anything not
llalie d 111? I? <li.
'lile lelil?es |i,.;,ti? 1.? th?' M?!l?sl.|' of A.'ii
culture ami ('ommi'Kc contain m inj
!?? features. A birg? ma)orit) ?>i tliem base
their reasons for ih<- view? thej express on an
extr? ne- snxiet r lo hat e i" i ni men? ' in the
tai iff. " ' 'oiilHH De," tin . lit i d of .1
" ( oustitution which sai viv? chao ? "t per?
" sons in the ? m. m une at. anil e. '
" till haiiee of Q ?' a:." I ' lili oppose
the " ti?on ?I nation " rlniis?. - imply hi
?I ne. a bin ' I !"Hl I Dili' tO I Hue ?II 1 he
?t..:.t i? stability.
Ii... an almost unanimous in asking that
specific duties lie mil?stituted fot ad valorem;
and ihi?. too. i? desired on the ground ol
greater stability t?> commerce snd diminished
risk iu it? ventures. Thej urge, further, that
none of the tariffs shall l?- revis ?I iode
than once in five y? ai ?. A similar pre?
liminar) ?nverttigalion needs to he made in this
ei.lDlll? Inline ?ii ?V Lilil? II :;? I. i '? i., 11 i.ill lie
piiiptily attempted; tin inquiries can hardly
We stalled ion soon. I he? should be addressed
to aii h luidle, a? the Ameiictn I mil ami Steel
? Liti.iii. the National Association nf Wool
Manul the Sea -i.i ?:l ml i ott?m MaB?
ufacturers1 As-iu i.ti i.m. the Silk A? ... ? iti.u ol
America, the Manufacturing < bcmixtV Asso?
ciation "l th.- l'iiited States, and o'in; organ?
i/aiioH- representing se|iarate industries, a?
well a- t" chamber? ol commerce snd Itoanln
..i trmle in all the hu _'e cil ii -. And until r.
plies have been rei'eived und ?le- id. so thai
il ?an h" I,?m?-, a uhat the people mosl I
ested in the Bidder renll) ??mi, lei u? hope
ih.it i.iiiit tiukeriug -.?ill Im |iost|ioued.
sill 1. I ill) i OME ?
We nnnouaced recent.) thai information had
been received bj the Hon. t.. :?. Vp ?r, Sec
Ktai? ot the I ?i.iahe Stute Committee, and
by him official!) promulgated, that "twoartists
"aid one do. t..i" had declared fot Tilden and
Hendricks in Western \. ??-. ?uk. While Mr.
Apgui is en| iged in Ihc elocutionary part of
hi? iiutie?. y?, have m? doubt be ??ill be nun h
obligi ?I lo h- it ??.?? k? p tall) lei hi.t hi?
party'? dad.? Bcqiiisitions, lias he heaid nl the
deal and dumb gentleman who writes to the
I lemocratic n< n -pap? i in this i it) thai lie ha?
ileieiiHiii.il D. ?i.ii im Tilden 1 ?'m thai ami
(Intnl. lu ? in..!, I.!..u . 1,1 to .-> . |h< (I Nil ol hi
way? would not be overwhelming, but il i? a
little startling to Ii ara from tbl - commun!? s
' lion that all the deaf and .lundi roter? ol
; New-York City sre decided.) the foes ol Huye?
I ami Wheeler. Ai the biiuouu? ? mi ol of i fact
?o curions, we arc filled with philosophical pec
: illation, and tu. 11 ourselves saying in voluntarily,
Why f wherefore 1 foi ??hat reason 1 |*rof.
Huxley has gone borne, am! so we eunnot a?i,
him? lmi it -..in?- of our numerous scientific
\ correspondent? ??ill tell us why an unfortunate
-'. ntleman who caoBOl bear <>r talk ahould
| therefore favor the election of 'I ilden and
Hendricks, it will give n- pleasure to print the
rational? ol the mattei eonsph uoosly, For oni
part, we do not balieve i word ol it, We
dou'l believe thai the deal snd dumb gentle?
men me anv inch persons, We sttribute the
statiin. nt to that ipiril of ia,e and curiOM
brag which seems to have taken possession o!
the Democrats, ami which had? than to claim
the convel.ion of all soil? of lull?. \V,. ?ne
siill looking Lu.elding ?tiil mon. ,,,,?,,n^.
We expect present?) t<> t?- told that ta tome
tar-Off ami m ?( i-Deloie-heaid-ot coiner, nil
the red-haired male population has bolted
from the l.epuhli.an rani,., while in an?
other place all the citi/i ns lut ?Men the
Hires of tw.ni? ?.?en and fifty-three haie
gone and ?lone likewise ami me,m to vote m
cording!) ?
We have ? ibmob for this conjecture la
the very latest intelligence from Mansfn 1.1.
Ohio, th ,f jilace havitifr been agitated by
the I'nnver-iiiii to the Tilden rank- of "a
"large number of old-time Jackson Dem?crata
" i 'in' ? '/.'" This for ? temporal j
_r::a i- DO. to l'?- dcsjijscil ; l?ut unluckily it is
imt a ki'al .?i iii?|iii-i!ioii which will be bating
DO. Whal Mi-- Nii?|??-r woiihl call "a j i?-i 111 ;t -
" i" nee." W i- ?lo not jinn.-?' to inquire how
there ?happened t<> Im- in the town of liana
Held, t'lii... with a population of three <>r four
thousand, a large namberof Democrats eighty
yean old, bal should like to bave it explained
vv iiy then is ?my rea.-on for si Unding the
t: illiljiels i?t' ?<?y ami the tl-'liiliolie uf I'ap
tuie, ??'?? n though eighty ?Dem?crata, eaeh
eighty years old, have announced their
intention of voting the Democratic ticket.
It .-.ems a kind of a natinal thing for them
to do. Have done it befan bo doubt. ?? ill
?lo it again no doubt, thouah not often, con?
sidering the eighty years. Looking t?> the oe
(-.?--iiies of the future, we should aay that
twenty volets at forty years of age would be
more valuable than forty oetogeiiariana. I?ut
then they wuttltlii'f look so prottj ami impres?
sive in print. We n veii-nce gray hairs; but
in thia case wean- amuai-igiy reminded of the
emigran] to Kbums who carried with him, as
he intended to torn ? village, carpentera,
shoemakers, u tons, and his (rrandfatber, in
forming Inqairers thai he took along the bul
venerable persoa to start a graveyard! We
trust ihiii the old-time Jackson Democrats of
lit',1 -coie in Mam-lielil, Ohio, will lake uliat
we s:?y ?kindly ; and we dan toy thai they
will, partlj because there probably never were
?my ?m h persons in existence, and partly _~b
cauae, if tbe) ever existed, thej ttave long
iiucc gone where then- is no Presidential
election._
WOMAN IS ITALY.
There are few mor.' cheering signa In the
recent hi tory of the world than the de?
velopment of Italy during the Bret fifteen
years ol hei independence and unity. Indeed,
when we consider thai her compl?te unity m
a nation has only been achieved within -?i*.
yen-, ami that -he has not y ? I outlived the
disturbances inseparable from even beneficent
changes? we cannol bul wonder al the extent
tu which all etasses of h?-r people have ac?
cepted then forgotten or prohibited duties, as
ciii/eiis oi a State ami members of the great
family ol humanity. The common people an
i.i-t losing their provincial jealousies: the
higher classes of society are rising?
although slowly and with difficulty?out
ni t'n ir former lassitude and indiffer?
ence: material undertakings of all km.Is
i m i. a-?- and il.'iit iah ; ami a neta
working in every field of ?jpeculation, liter?
ature, and M'ii-uce. The samt phenomena
? in? !. ii. ? ; u ? in th" history of the It.tli.in
Repnblii ? <>t the Middle ages are reappearing
under the reign of Victor Etuanuei. No
further evidence ???ah] be desired to
thai tbe brilliant natural capacities .>f the
? , although hampered in their activity
i.?i ? ? nun i.?-, have not been 1.- ?'. The Inde
pendence "i Italy Dimply proves thai the
- have sie u ? dc <-i v< .1 fit etlom.
It.,!.-, first, toward the close >.f th, Middle
. I'cimiiti ?I to Woman the free exercise
of distinguished talents. Olympia Morara lee?
ii?tt'l publicly in Ferrara, the univei ?ties of
Padua and Ibdogna gave chain to female pro
1. "? -. : .'I the Stud] Of III lii'lll?', the 1
mathematics, and classic literature
to the -' \. *-ittk' -;??-.m-'- -? Portia" is less
than a full type of the accomplished Italian
woman ol tli?tl ilay. At this i ? i ? > 111? ? : i r. t!.:
foui hundn ?I years later, < '.. ? man.. 1
and even Knglnnd are Dot much in advance
..I tbe ?public nentimenl which then accepted
-mli a recognition of woman's capneit*, ; while
m? iincitm iinivenit] has ventured to j...
ly, ia the i-i.-- m _*? i,? ml
tipnn nt Italy, the women
??n |?.ning to t ' im their ancient privileges. A
nets intell ?I is atiri r iu til
uni only in literature and art, also in polit <
ami .? ??.".- , '.-.. ?t- l?. rinuiug I" deal ??1 el
I In popular lympoth) ??.i h the mar?
tyred l.li.:::ll l.l II?, which i\|.I?--.- i i-.Ii t Ii rough
immense ma-? meetings m Home and Naples,
m? leas than in ?London and Glasgow, has
given the Italian women an opportunit) which
nome ol them have instantly seized. It is true,
indeed, that tbe Italian poete ?. "?ignora Fu?
Fitsiiiato, has freqUentlj ma.le brief rtddi
in it'ie m i? tie-; but we cannot recall an) pre?
vious in-taiice of a woman addressing H
sssenihlnge of th<- ? ??., ? ? ? * -. Ai the meet i n?"
held m Kome, in the Apollo Theater, on the
?Id nil., the Countess Chiocci appeared upon
the platform, aval presented a written addn -?.
which ahc requested to have published with
the proceedings of Ihe meeting, Ii was ac
cepted, iiii'l the sddiess would have been
willingly beard by the audience, had the
t'tiiinii ? not lost her courage.
A ?reek afterward, an immense multitude
a--i :u'?!i ?I in the atrium of the moiumtery <>f
Santa Maria la Nova, In Naples, Thousundit
upon tlioii-aml- of ,ill classes of the people
were present. The third speaker was Miss
Matilda Case!!., who displayed auch remark?
able spirit and eloquence, rousing the rast
audience i.? rach uncontrollable enthusiasm,
that the remuiuiug orations in the programme
u?ic instantlj ?oppressed, ami the resolutions
adopted bj acclamation, l'uni the n?">n of
her speech we find that MIms Caselli was no
less daritiK than eloquent. In ?Nitpies, the so
long I'.'iii i.iitii'.'il Naples? she cried lo the nets
people which is rising out of the former lax
taroni: "The Cross, the emblem ?>l human
" ity, can have no brotherhood with the
?? t i: -.-int, the emblem of tarbaristu ! \*7e n - ;
" pudiste the Jesuit policy win. h non favors
" the Crescent, as we reject his authorit) ii'ho
"uaurps the name of Vioai <?] cini.-t!" To
nppreciate the lone ol this utterance, it must
be i* iiiemlieii i| that the polk) which emanates
?mm the Vatican has been hitherto unfriend.)
to tin- Oriental Christiana, ami then fore, ?<> far
a? n ma. affect diplomacy, favorable t?> the
Turkish aideot tbe question. But the freedom
of speech of Mi-s Caaelli is hardly more re
markable than the readiness with winch it was
accorded t<> lui, ami the Banni i m which it
was received by the audience. Ilute are ?till
many turbid ingredients in tin lile of Italy,
ami ii Italian women arc as wise and patient
a-they.m aUeaml eloquent, they ma) render
noble _en ice to their eoontrj.
Bome enterprising Democrat aonld achieve n
Down b) retliscovering the "Mongolian issue,"
which was m?il.l.-1.. the naked <-? ?? in tbe earl) can?
\ :i.-?, luit lia? ??-, ?>r siiit-i- Im'.'ii IWallowed up m the
?la//11 ml' brigbtaaaa ? > f um? .-rial i ?form, |oat m the
itraj -?T.iu.-i has keen hiding lor rest* in tbe inner
depths of the solsr splsndor*. Mr, Dorabeimer, who
rend tin- ?I??? I.nation ??i principles .a m. Lo?is, eame
mar to losing this particular principle then ami
then. "Several linea ??f laagnage,'1 -?> ha
-lai.i], wen ?linily written with lead
peneil, ami these aadeolphaiad ami thersfam
Hunt ictl " ii in-.- ? if langnassyhad refst-occ in beatbea
iiiiinuiaimii. Bnbeeqaeatly the Ifoogoliaa aras
Isfibly wsrasd from our rikseas, thu eonvention
bad an nncluinle?! view of the issus, and it was
(?rrected. acecrdinir to the report, with "cries
of good, bully, ami cheer?.." The issue was still
in light whSB lliiv, ll('!ii!rici?s ?vrot.? Ina. letter
"I ueceji.niice, und ???is the BBBjset "f an I?lal??
rate paragraph in which gentlemen sod ladma
from hath won sh_r_ad with ? ireal many indiscre?
tions, including BotaMjraa "interf?rence vniiitlic
jii.t rewarda of Labor,'* hut .sime that time the
iasaa haa sladsd detsstlon. It may in- ialonteai
busioesa to revive dead lmme.bvl it i? ?nr.-iy a
pieos ot uegligaaes ta allow so li?.!.? and prcas
ising aa iaaus as this to Ism ttselt This aamlsaa
asm of the Democracy i? the men- culpable beeaaw
they bad oolg three Issass to kseptraeksf. Thai
part of their platform whleh oonsiated in shoot
equal proportiooa <>f MWs _e_0B_*ew sad " Ke
tiiim is necessary" has hen kept in sight SMOt S?
the time, Imt all three of thl pledges BBBB-I 1"
bars vn'i.'.ini/.eil. llu-clari'in ?('??? ?it Mi. Hewitt
i? m? loagss beard to rinn bat the isjiaal si
th?? Besumptioo set; tin- Inlquitiea ?>f th?
t iriff BM no lOBgH vi?il)lc to Mr. Tilden,
Mr. Morrison, ?mil the other philosophical tno
traders, and the Chimiiiiaii with Oriental serenity
continu?e to ??ash ami iron and "interf?re" with
Mr. Hendricks, snd bo D?mocratie orator molesta
hau Of mal?'? him al'raiil. It ?1?.. s tOOtt that a p gty
??hii'li is trying to warm up the oaavaaa with the
het.-lnil '.Y?' 'if <'ill. Itl-Tct-' II Blight lltill'e 111 S'Hili
way the invasiva paganiem >?i tlMsa iwarming
Mongolians.
This ?? dl certainly be t ?? hud of the flaya la ??Inch
M. Le \ en id hoped th.i' ?nerican obssi ron might
me the sappoaed plsnet \ idean in ti oust! scrom tbe
sun. ?)???._;, :;, :?. and in wer.' Bamed M thorn
which In? calculations rendered most probable toi
the occurrence : the two latest dsya especially need?
ing observations si itr??.si ,i-i aliforota. The an
certainty of the ligures ??ill make it d?sirable t-?
extend the itndy through to-day; bid ??nee up to
the pre?, nt time there an bo id. ii ??? >f the diseov
erj of tlie planet, the ho).f i- oui t be aerionaly
?liuiiiii.shiii. ?nal m...t people will ooutinua to i
liera la . aleas altogether.
People who arc diaappeioted in the : roll ? of th
Oetober elections will Hud great ? ?mfort in the
thought thai i white whole bas been captured sod
put on exhibition at the Aqnariam. It ia proposed
to give him a Lib?ral education snd set hi a to <lra\? ?
ing pleasure boats, llu? ??ill furnish the a/bsle
witb employment sufficient to occupy his mind and
reeoncile him to the tank, while it ?Till serve ._!??> to
amuse the public la.-y had sn a d a ? ??
whale in Boston one?? which w.-i??.' p , e?i fur
righteen montha witboul a Mnbber j and Boston
t"ok great debgbt In dim.
PERSONAL.
f.ov. Ha.?.-? ha? bees gathering s collection
?.f bistort? a. !?.?.:.< n latlag t" V? nooni?
The Bev. Henry M. Field and Misa Dwight
ai.- D. lie lilil? 1 1. .1 ?it ?le sal lllgl I,.-it DWBth.
The Athens of America, the home <?f the
An?, tl.. ni.,..I,. ,,f th.- Mu?.-? ,,ii.i tklHBB.1 t.'-eetili
\.1 all Winter ??? that beaming per? . ie.Ur.tNc
Dull.
Tlii? witticism, ascribed to Robert Collyer,
. c.' ' .? ?., ... -.. i ? : ut, I? apptiesbta loot bei I
iluat going to t.t.-i. like oysters, but it never
it... -."
The Rev. W. II. II. Murray modestly proposes
to do fm the A'lirna.i ,ci> region ?rial Mi. iic.-t ii irte i. .
fomlB. ID- i.a- son? into tin?. woods for
? i ;.; c .... i now to write a
: ,.nil ?!.. m.
Th.- Connecticut authorities have made i
formai rontitu I ??.tli B?. .ioe n>
?>- |.|.i. .-.; .it..|. UM I ? ?? -UU IL .!-?? it I' .:!
: . - . agre? ,| i,. raj Di.h s! io Hill . ; ? r :? ut ..i
Hub i- -Ultimi I? tin? exhibition "i artlstii
IH..-1
Win ?i ( hail.-s Dlckeni ??a? in this country
ilie ?..-i time, i wise sndwltt. ..ii.ci-i.-aii. m tin ?
' i ? I l ie IIa? .l.llllllatiiill toe tile
? , ' tit was. In lu. ii|'!n
I.e.I ..I ?HI III? II.I. I a.- .
I'l. k ti-. Dal 1,1t, " I lllllll. -.. t.MI."
Thai George Eliot "has a funny fondoesa
fu ? tii-iiw mu.- i ? i ? ' tal bei Ines" i? Um profound
?
ils and Tito hare!)
il tli h !..;.?. An : ?ture did
? ..u thai " (ill ? ??? ul lealcr aa."
Mr. Charle? Fraucia .''.dan., is nol ?c present
..mi ?..?It a ?Lite "I n:Hi.I ;:? lil- ti le?ais COUld
in la? wilt ten t.. Um < Ity l umtos,
? '..Il Hl
.i-.er ? ? i itluus in the proof ti.it
. mild uol Ho tin ?i..i k .i.i.iu-r.
Charles Bradlaugb and Mis. Resant, ??hile
le. III! O?-Mi :.l-i.l. ? . :
rni.ti I by i? i ?nu? In I Mr. Bi Mllangb
ii,um.it, a iii.it ilie B? -t tu.m doing It should be pul ont,
.?i.i. i'..... ? -...' tr.i.i. -?luaii ?? .tir. H im,i." Down came
IIIkIi fl.llll 111.' ;?!.'..un. ..ml tin- -ill.-. ? J11. lit Hi'
. ?ii (In- lei ai '
lil.Hi.
When 50 ?>r 1001 eutenoial visitorsacenmn
late m tin- -' the Whim House they see per?
mitted i" ?m m .. body t" see the President, id haa
alwai ?n ' .?et : - rallcrs with nt com?
,.- in? 1.1., -i n tlim 10 \? a.-li.a-i.'ii la- i ?mit?.
? : !' nu..!.-?! all, aud tbe ? . ike ol bl?
?vs
? the ' . .iieiiiH.il vlaltoi -,
I . . :?? I . : It He?.
A!...t; i? said t?> haredrawB her father
||| tb ?' " I I ill-, eiuli ?lt.il \? I'll II.H-," v. lier.'
: the r? ti - - ; dental it - ol whom bei rath i
?if i he ...:et-a.?t || .' I't.-a'ti -.''
Yncl I...ml. est. fol ? i ?? ' ill Ylc.it ;
. " n i ?ii hi print i? .?. r_ .'..nit '
.?III." .
I,u,| i. ,, M tjut I to *' Right ? ouaius," tin- I)? i.'inc ot ?? ?.??-Ii
I Ii,,? 1.in- ?I ? I.??I 11.11.-' ?>>Hll?' I.alt .
Mr. T. B. Aldrich d"? ? not live in Ponka
i.,.-..i i ?h ? ?.ni m leeenll] itsted, but In Pnskapog.
?in- Boston i-"ii,- correction, snd _____.fi
??it i? tin- imii.ii. name m the township of Cantos
. - m .,':? itlon l.???.. and.
. .,_-1,, tin ?:. ?. i it i. Naaon, ??a? mi. l'ia'it
i . ae OalliUK t?e .ire III. lile j tO
lUlllk Ha- ni!..i ?na i..a ?in, .O'.'I I', "?i: i"' a ;.??: .1 \ L.
i, , ,.|t,.i, foi I-,,nk ....._. Puiid and tbe tributar.
ttliicii llu?? I broiu :?' nil
Hi i,..1 ?rilh :
A Boston correspondenl ??f The < '
?ig a re. eptlon n contlj -
i m inm.h -nt Mr. ?m.1 yd-. (,,..;_,. m Bmsllej isys:
?? tmong tbe apprtM-iatlve tilings -,?i?i -d and about htm
?,,, i.--,, none bctlci !.. m Um cordial remark !. il
I be 'autocrat' mudi to Mm Knrccnt during the 'i
lion' i" Hi- '-"-'i Mi -*in 1 1? ?? ou ol
tile ?el? lie-l, if UUl th. I lllftl
tbe world li.ul ever kuowa. Ha? was given with ei . |
In. ill. l ill l"?!t |.| .1?,- a ..tu .1 11,
II 1 . 1, who maybe reckoned as an expert Judge in ?uc h
?tin.
The Ringof I'iii i-. mad. It appear! thai In
lia? c III.'., in l'let i.r the Hi id.|, un., a,. .,
in?, in- admires tl In Ibe trs_-_,and thmks
that the best missionar) -..1-1.1? Isthstot the "Lo don
MiMion." in- ii, . h.im.:. it.-Hlredi.n,i -.. ?. ',,1 :,.
; token
.1! hi? ,1|.|.lo a?.II. lie I ,- ?..?.a-li.l till I .. ? ? (Tin if i if
ird i".1 1 'i Mullen? a. veil ?ciiiil:
women is ?? ?.-. aud Ibe lucumprehenslb
ii.l'eruoi ici?.?" m .1. -el bl? i'l.." -i-, o i-111 h. a his
ill'11. Ut.' -Il ce:.,,H.I t|. . till! Ilolle'llf blS slllijii
?ai.- ?, ?nun leu .?. r?l*ol the royal rlub.
Among Hi?' Latest irrivali from Europe ii
11,11 Herrn an Linde, lormerlj aa aetor at tbe theater la
Diirmatu.lt, Uermany, bul now, sabe calls himself, a
?? 1; ritstor." in-1? B?__matle reader ol ? skespeare
and Is abb to reitest entire plays, sue! aa "CorVAsmus"
au,i'-.1 ," from memory, changing his volea
m .1 um liner of ?it'll ven with racb character lutruduccd.
In:.in..it.u. of memory ?ml dramatic peraonntiou
m 11.-11 Mude lu.- :.i?. 11 him ... si ?lie? -? it? area
(?, 1 m.1 tit. . ml la- In ??'. cine.? t.. lili? cuati? to exbtblt
lu. ?a m latlon? of In.? country
turn wbich at? to be found In sil nur large eitle?.
Mr. Joaqu?n Miller tells a enri?os California
.1 m ?, ?.in. ii recall? that of Um cattle In Herts'? "Gabriel
< "in '??" h m ' mil.:.mt tra?a pes?la
ibe prairie snd meeting s herd ol buanle at full speed
and moved i>? one "f th? sppareatlj laasaa lapslaea
-s 1.1.1? "He-til?n ?'.-,/,? iii, ?,-aiaiuiii?. i,, m Instant the
niitiu it?.- in.,i bod pa.1 there wsa no whkou, there
?' III' !.. ?'?' II. la" ' s le'l ; ill ll til. U lieil,.? Uc|e
obliterated. Thi uu? mrvlvor sas a woman, who was
"lit .if III.' In.nil.l- ?!|U.:ie nil tue I'.iei? ot .Hie of
the bred boa she never knew; bor ttrsl romu-lousm-ss
was that ?b< ?tood m itet> upon s Uttle hlllook and the
Ind 11 ??I : one by.
It is.said tli.it the medical men of lalinlniri.il,
??in!, clever sad origins] m tdam Brows betag aa as?
eellentBpeeimea bsvs ?ut?..?? besaInHablssagaeaal
lue |..i.p|?. x,,t l..u_f aif.i ?tie tiici.il.er ?f the (acuity
??.-:,! al.,mi with a sure 1 ??_:. ?ntiplv l.i-caiise he cuiil.l not
brook allowina Its betag ope ratal ?11 byt-eoaly imin
aiie nui witling i" do to. Tata wuaaa bad sa tae .m
!ii|iiii? who left a collection of coins t?? his native cuv,
niai added a ?j ?-.-cil laii-e in tlie deed ?f bequeal t? the
? ifect thai c riant 1 ival Bumlstaatlst, whn?< bone?ty '"?
hid long doubted, but did not dare to question openly,
aliuiil.l ut all tliiic.-i have flcu Biaem to llieui uu Hie ope
dal condition tnat two men of -rood er_*l_ht ?hould ha
stationed on either aide ot blm
A (leseemlant of a willful, high-t-pir?ted
yonnK woman of olden KniflUh HBMS t< !?? ?i ?tory ???>*.
aatnl-C bat to The SOU) Century. Tins young MS-SS hat
been m-tit on a > l.-it to sntne frlenda of her family U-tn?
alunit M nu!?-?? from town, and while Mure QSMireled on?
day with lu-r hostes?. Without more a<lo ?he ordered her
SSCSStSba Mmiillial. ami, Hilt Illicit <>l. 1> !?v j yniia? tor.
vaut bag. tautet to rasa t?. London. She r?..? Led f?UuSa
ln'ii'h to -af'-ty. mu? there,ol - loattterwM.
But alter s wolle, m-.ii._- ? boraeman at ????? ? . '?in-?
ntered boldly up to iiii-i aid Baked blin tod?tt_2
I'ci. I!r \va? a v'ooil VoMiu," man, With a fu?- iiiiiniipy
nuil mile- the nu otiti-italil.' -Iiiii ol h _,'? iiti'iu.iii tla-n-I
? rt'iiiail.al'li haiiil-'Uiii' lioi-t- II? wai tors ? ?ii'it.'t.'t.
not only ahowb-g tbe road, bsl _peortln_? hei foi ., ?J
m i ii-.. '-i.nl i i m? ?.n? pleasantly i?i th? tttiv, till tbe hu i?^?
of London were In ?new. When lie tvaa aboat to leave
her li?> i.il'l : "'l'?'II yonr ftienda, Madam, that ?? ir%
loo liaiiiNitine a yniiiil' laity to ride al.un-, but tnatyoe
bava aafeU eroaaed Blackbeatfa under iba racort of ?>.
Dick Turpin," and with that h~ ralasd bla bat _ad ___,
loped oC
Monsieur i ,'irodi, a Greek, in the nutlmr of
a tra/.-ily, WUUM Is .?ailiy a SSMa WOtti "f ail. Bad vvl,|-i
hat ,|ii?t lu ?n l?niiiL-lit out nt the Ciiin.li.' Kr iii?-:ii_? |a
it u? i-aiinr-??omc Viiiiii-ut." india bnaiiCaa
tin.- of Un most iii.imatic pkasas >>f Bomas bJstoi -, one
? illa??tul ;tii laik-l^iiiii.ii. nt iliai - . || ? K, pu, ?-,>,
ii.i;.tiiy i.-t.-. 1111 > 1 > a n i '? Mali
winch can he entertained by tin bsaasa heart sre as.
pi.--??-?l in ?"in. of th?- fluent ren rittet
nli.ee the da*ra of the old elaaatee. It i? mil ol dran ,ta?
notion, and wholly original." Mil? aar?lt
?h?- [i,ut nt Posthumla, aa old Botnau matron, und
bar a? taiL' laaaid to be ?itch ;.- ha i not been r.ftn? ,t
t . i ..ai.'?.:?' rrni'i.ti?- .-in.-?- Rachel. Her |ieriton?tinn uf
the 1'in ?I out woman i? pamfiiliy real Bj ? burHUa run
t. : ,.?! ??r the eyee ?In-leaves only tbe white of tiu-m
.id lier paii. bscKStd features ?ml 'li-h.-v.ied
,r. i.iiin'.l to physique eminently ?uiitahl? lo the
omplete one of the liioist mi? ci'-isful uuj ,
. .i on Hi?- ft a.,?'.
POLITICAL NOTES
The Democrat, would give a good deal if
that majority from Gkeorgla wer?- uni eotbt M lanje. It
ii? iiui-iiitiltii lably ?' ?olid."
Mr. James K. Munloch, the ?hx- itioiiHt, lias
been n_sk_nir speeefeea in Ohio forth?' Repabtteai
lie icus prodnced a walked ? ?pert bj .. , ? :,,.$
of in.? ?i.in-? CoL iii_-.-t,?.?ir? ?? \'i.-ioi, ni the Yeet," tie.
inii.-.l before the Boya m i>lm*.
The official retorna fron Main? aostaia the
. ? -litltli.- uf tl a- ilepiii hi au?. Il II?-:..o. i..1, lijva
n .?in-.' Mi. i:liiiiie aa I the oth? r Bepablteaa l.'_?i.
- atl.v exaggerating th? fain of la?- pari t, y? |
? ?. ?-.! count ?i?.-- over 15,000 Bepnldlean m Morar,
wiilct i i.a m- than tbe ebti*. -i leaden everelainie
Mr. Williaai ii. Chandler of New-HaiapsUn
i : h - i,.,i -id Soudeur - f- - itnrdaf
[da ? litiue .??ii', ftuthi : . nnana r,,the
:??. it t?n? election? in bothatateega
Repohlii ... mden'a ease ia shaolately hopetee-,_ad__*
northern adherents In greet eaaabera ??ni abaaiiasaal
'l.'ii'iiiut-i'li.ui. U,however, tha l?t*pa*iHrana sieot ntm
????:, tin -i't. nt. ??! will lie li-rce in tVSf] ?tie uf tha
Nu.-ti ere Katea a th h aaaj be tim* stada doabtfal ; and
with tbe certainty of meeting a lolld Booth eeektagw
, |>.. ?. --lot; of t!.P N.tt:- u:il liti'.'.-i luui-nt, etttt
ri m h?-..n. ?i i,? ;?? ?' .-?? .n alarmed at the pi? ?pe i ibonld
? fall I i en?rgica in prevent inch a dta_?ter to tha
country, lea.t doubt what wnvM '-'ft'-?
national laanc In November, whatever n.av happen at
the local ?I ecttoni ' n T ;? -\ ?j m st."
With the aaoal ?nguah facoltv of pntting it?
foot m l', U-e loll lint' 0n(NI iiiak'? tii.? liiiiiiiai:|
t i'i.-1-ii' nt on certain pb mm at A ?? rii?
i ?-. . t ..u ..!' Mi. I;? ,.ri.? It> II" i - ..? NVw-York
i? mat. lid !.? the . iiiaorlui..: . -atne
party Is -faaaatbiaaHa. in th-..? Mat? Uta)? fi ? : ??> nttV
dent at d tiny have laalaisd Is greemn tt
their front ranka the vary sasa agalaal irki at ti ?
cry ha? iii-i-'i r i -,\. Mr. iio.it weil i? ?? bean knows aa sa
InefBetent Minister, a (obberbi polit
pane si af .. peaeefal lattlesienl ofi . -1. i ? ra
'?u't>, .uni an r.iii? .t.-t'itiiit.' Proteetlooiat Bekaa n.?i
i han.' i in? opinions ?it.t-i- lie I
?m- tt.?, ami ia- i? now leading tha I - win
Gen Butler,nominated foi Congre-ta bj themoai
taut manufactuitoa diatricl ot tbe State, i" I
and ti.raudal laincrm ?<l t>>- the fact tb
,-ut?- a- indlff? i ? '
n
Mr. t la Adama aa taeti th?
Uoveruorabip." _____________________
7UK .STATE rj.Y,
NOW f<>r Um -rr-af NoVOOlbet **'.!te'
Peter Cooper was right in "ftaudiog liriii."
k Osoperaad carrelsbbaa i?<? n ?_or_asd al Fortl-t?
-.uni.
The Albang Aram had mads op (ta saind to
~\\t- I i? .?it M.?thing. It M?d '. !?-'? T'la-. :
tiiiiui h -- than !'?.' ? i
10,1100 in Indiana -.? ill be ? -real Deniocratlc ti lumpb."
A lini?' nt' the solid South talk crap? ?"it
? -t ta. IM it?'D mm rail k
tor m n |"'i i al .i? tbal ?? he ,io
ill It l':il''i
. for III?? coir :
f..|i-i ?? ! t.-a
The Prohibition "hat'l of money" ia a very
?ai.ill beg Indeed, 'in- total Bisontes band .- a_ ."?;
t bava i??-? n i?-?.? thai * 0 ht ? ?e
1/0//.??o-, ill le tle.lii- tile i li.i:--i- ?.? The AU
that "the Prohibition oraaniaatlos i? ?nwtaiaed. advae
lined, aui ?-..
indadda: "Therea i tewapapeela
th? State of tha asme ?politice with tm ItbtmgJ
that baa not repeated sad elaborsted the leaadsL tat
?-Iii1.it ?h??'.-,
i baa i orne from. Ii i? il i
i" ? e where the'Deiiioe atlc .tul' that the Bepu > ?
i?r. ?- ha? in-.-it i ? t ? k. 11 _.' ?iiih itfr aiitt.it ironie* in. a mora
:.?..--- mil It in <i."
In the Monroe distrid the Petaoerata have
nominated tor Consn ? i .aaeinbljrniaa K. ivu-k? Hurt
of oil.an?. I - - Unten ezpi i ?i'i
?t lion ??Uli the tt'?t.i:iiation. not only becsssa Mr. II ?it
baa bees aUfe-lon : reeldi nl oi Orl? ma County, .''h.-r.- ti.?
marked Bepubllean diaaatiafaetlon with ?
1 '. ? i '? 1 ' .." , ..? p.! -fall
popularity "Thia," . ,M ?___? shown wbaa
ill 1-71 he ?i :lu A?t.?i-iiil'lv fr-'lil the t!:-' t
i't.iiipo?eii of 0 '?? ? He h ol the lai .-i m
..f i -i i. itiiuiin- ni l ahead ol - India the
i itnre of l*-".'_? then iri?iio n ??? iufl . i
: .?u? m itli?.. ? M - ? H? .. in alike In?
.. ..in! indu tti
//..- Rochmter Democrat,in ?-ommentingapoa
Mr ? I'l'oli.tl-'? i? .'? ?it li'tt? i. (.uve-. this ?i ?t D.ui
forth'a ti''iii:n,i'i"ii for I which Mr.
o'?'tiii.tr unc? tu_iv attributed to bla i 4 ;'.,?
; i ? on: " Mr. Danfortb ilia a* ??' i ?? ? '? i
of the i "i? t of appeals, ai a matter ol ,i??. it
ererj I ? y?-r 11 the Matt a lin
?un! I'etl tor .vit- -nii-i lieneral; but tii ?
had ?bout ii t inch ;
to a catata t. Mr. Danfortb bad beso tor'l
??: luati : i:. tin? t it>. lie ;. id 1 me rea
tue peer, at least, ??f any s*__al*er ??t tha
bar in Central and Weatera Mew-Terk. He bad
t ? lay kintl, ?iltii'iii.-h tr? ?I'l.-tiTiv
ii','.il 'a 1.1-, -pt poUtli ti bom ta. It i
i it tin .-.?ii'., t'uni ,.f the lid a,
?-..?' ithout tha !'??
ol Mi Duufortfa linn?? If, i? ja. -t'-il the - I
' - a ? milldiite f >r Attoi :
Tlte inii.it? a ?a ?n ol the i-Mulutiun to thia cud received the
"i i ??: Ui I
ultimately that ol Ihe Plate Convention nuit thia
out the r.ii?u . . by Mr Danforthin In? owa
Mr. O'Coaor'a reeeal __i_kreae t<> the Repak
.tate Is i? 111
either part.. i? adtof Desao iratk pap :
i he totktnkr Union, the D
lu Mr. I ?u,forth'.? citv, an.I a pap.-r n??t? .1 f??i ?: - tegtkt
lli.Ilillila ?.? to Cl.l? f Jll.l'.e Cha:
betwera Mr. Danforth, tha kepnbllesa, and Jndu Set\
the Democrat, ahoald be Made m ti,.- - is ata
O'Conor would fais bava u, apem Iks ?i nloa of tbi
(??.un of App'-.ti? in the Tweed ease, ?
|ii-e:\f ?i-arci-U' ?ot?? i-i-.ii:i..ll ill til?- Sl.il,- ,.f N.T. V'Tlt
tOCI rttfj that be ??a? a. an,Ii.!,ite in Hie II- 1.1. "u
of Jadee Karl ss ? Deaaorrstle candidate, i '
fepiiili.-.te rh.i: le? < ? <'"iio; ' i-?iiinptl?li t?> place ?.an ia
Hie P"-ition of iiiifa.-oiii-iii t,. Mr. Da*l
coilll of ?hi. It he 1? ?mu a lin mlii-r, ti? ? !.:? ?'., ..
to tbe I'eplllill! an? WollM i-.i.li Itiiu. Au I .I al.-'- V ?rl
ouc? it ti? iiiiu??if a? a m.m, ,i? a jui!--i- of the ' aart m
appeals, and aa a Dssssei al and asadMate "? Ika :
cuti' party, Is torsaallj d-aeta-B* all lyaipatk
reapoBalbUlty tot O'Coeunfn diatribe. Por snleaaaask
ill?, laiiuei- I? inaile. we ft-a; thai Jiul-?- -ill '?
to ?ic.piii-.??-?- in wliat Mr, ii i on,?r h ,? Mid, S?d WiM
tin- rotes of ui -u?.tul? "f u. in ?.i its sa i ? -
ihr tnion it pi'ilucc.? tue Interviewa wat Bsshi
law tel? oil t?a lu t.a! tir. ?.?loll, of v, liich Mr ll.ii.f? ''!:'<
WM .?ne. unil ?howa. Ih.it Hire?' of tin- lawyen, y ?
ill? in li.iniin.-r, Henri IC Beiden, nuil Saimir? I. SeU**
vitM' IiiilMt? o? .?ni li ill.-tia. ti,m Huit th.-? .-n ?t '1 "U ?w
tieiith of the Cuirt of App. m Im Ii.-Ioi. it- t , ,i -i.:. U*
The tnion ailtl-i : " Thi-r? i? not a wonl attend ?u'?"1**
Mr. Hanforth that ?l???? not apply with a? mu.h f?'i?? f
rallier lack of foi.nul M niiieli ln|u?ticc, tS knmUt?
i? inliner ami ht? Bsaoetatsata opinion, knd althnag
Mr Danfortb im h political opponent, ??ml a candidat?* '"\
t Iliie upon the ticket oppo--. tl to that whoa?' elecliou *?
ail-, it.-iile, We ice! that umliT the ell? iiiunluiit cm ).?""_
reqnlrea um to au that In thia community, when? he '?*?
ao lou_ livo? ami held Ui?.'hcat poaalou al Uic bar, th-i"

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