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FOUNDED BY HORACE ORtELEY,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 36, 1876,
THE MEWS THIS MOENLNG.
FoiiF.tr,*..? The lJinn-iiin -*.!ii!>.*i--;i-l'>i ti..? !
Interview wiili ilie Milnui. I i.? I ?
sui ?it 1 lilis ha? l)i-?n iiinttl'-r? tl. Spain pro
pos?*H- an aztraditioo treaty with ibis country.
One bandied aad kfre?ty-aii eotuDirator . in. lurlin?
IB pBMB-J-i li-ivt' li.cn inn1-!.* 1 ri S,..;::i.
Vwh??adraaeed to B-Uf pence peroni ?
Domkstic.?I'ri'si.liMit \\?,.iU?*y ?.f fale I
pr?--?i.lL-?l at n Repnblieao meeting In New-Havi n
and iii'iil?- <i ?trUting tueet b. latnber
1-iiii has aamred lb? D rlestoaoi ?
fair clciti.'ii; t ne PNaideat af the Chai
Chamber of CoBUBeice un?! Bocae ?>f the s?.ir
lina hiahopa kart laaaad a d< elaratk? In d< fenae oi
the wliit.-s. 11,,. centennial addrea? ?>f tin
Inuli i)?-.?;?!?1 (UMKit be f.inn.illv preaentod to the
Pr?*?|iU-Ilt trota (ll|iI?)lil:Uic (iiiiiti!;i;it,?.iis.
KnKliai:i "t .?inn/?-, property will lie ?oldtort ?
Mrs. Khza Voang*? alimony, ?Sen, Oarl
?on la dead, and toe Qaneral give? no hiscai
Biigiiirtjint'iit-i.
City a.ndSi iiiKitiN.?A large Bepublican meeting
w?? held ?t tin* CoofSi Inst?late, and address?!
were mad?- by attorney-General Tail and Mural
Halatead.: : The Bepablican County < onvention
appointed a Nonlaatlng Committee and adjonrneil
until Hoaday. Th? ?Saperrlaon -A Election
nearly coiii[;l?ti-<l tln-ir worh npoB tin
lists. ?-?-. A r?-i dn-r w.iH appointed i?rt:;
tinental Life Ih-iiihii?*.1 Company. G
109-?t, l0l?7H. 109% QoU ralne ??f the letgal-t? udei
dollar at tb" ?.?.?-,?*, '.?l cm?. Btocl_a active, i.?. ?m.
and clus'iig weak.
TH? WrSTUKIt.?TlIK TllIllt'NK'S lOflal li'i-i'IV.'l
tion? indicate cleat weather with cooler tempera
tur?. In this city yeeterday the m ithei ai,
Tery pleasant, with a ili-.ii* ?kyaod ?agreeabletern
perature. Thenaaateier, 60?, 51 ,45?.
_. ?
Ex-President WoolaSf ?WjTS tliat Mr. Tilden
h-as?ought the PrcRidt'iicy with "u niu-t tin
?* common auxiety."
In Spain, tho BspoibUcM ?itirit still lives.
The arreat of nearly a score ?>f ?{-ener?is inr
complicity in the late esaspirocj iii?li.,ii?^ tliut
even the army?the bulwaik ol royal pi
Is diaaffectod.
The Republican County CcmTentkni ?uljonmed
last night until Momlav wiiliont making an*
Domination?. The feeling ?seemed t?> ?be t i\.?r
able to the noiniiirition of a straight Republi
?can ticket, with the poaaiUe exception ??t
Mayor, ninny being <li-?j???-?-?! to Indorae Mr.
Green a? the only availahl?* Beform Democrat
?
Mr. Tilden's distrn .t of the Tammany II ill
General Coininitt??*, winch brought about a
caucus of coniti? .dation as well a? consulta-*
tion at his bonss <?n Tncadaj iiiirlii. i? ?r/erj
natural. A whole city full o? r.?*?,??? i ,',
pie share his ieelin-. lint there ia no such
tiling as training with siuh boondi lot yean
and thtu runiiing mcceaafull) aritfa the hai?-.
Ann Elizit lias come to her own, anil the Ian
has laid its h.unl on Ihm* nineteenth o? lliig
ham Yoiin*_r. A prophet whose good? are .-?>u
detuned hy a court la ?.i-*-? own country is
Burely the ptropbH 0. the pioviih. If nil the
other eiKhieeii wive- o? the head of the Ifor
mou Church should follow this alarming ">ie
cedent, that BttM religion? Inminsry ironld
have to gu m?o the baud? of s receiver.
?-?- _
No educated snd independent rotor oughi
to pufd by the tpetem ti ex-Preaideol Theodore
Wtxilwy. deliv?re?l in N? w Haven hist ni*_ht,
and of which _rg gi*rs a full rsporl elsewhere. I
Dr. WstAuwy has neglected hi?, Optantonitiea. !
A man who can make such a ?pecch as he did |
last night ?ni_rht not to have liv?*! foity-live
years in Now-HaTen, as he has, without mak?
ing one. Hcicafter his flsshSS of sil.*iice must
not be quit* so Itbng,
All i? quiet ou the BssphOTM. Tlie consjiira
tora are in jail, ami the Sultan Is calmly cou
sideriiig tho li Ui-siim du maud lor a short
armistice. The wil-ingnsss of tin- Porte i
? eitiiiii the im))!?)-ni ?it ?ill h/Tords
pramiM of panne. Peihaps the Turks ?l
?it length thai Rnssin is in earnest, and
tin y ??tiinot (?lin with her. Their Inabi]
recognize tin??- ttd hitherto Ills bom
great obstacle to ?i durable penen.
Mi. Two?! ought (o have been hew in
to give a? few liints from long expei
?(lullt 111?' IIIIM'u'l'I'H'l.t ??I ill?' lll-t tWO
registration, li<- s i?. .1 Sept. 28, and i
thought that nt thai time the Pranklin i
to arrive n;?t Interthnn the USth ins!.?m
il '.v.?ami mighl even tret here ?i week In
He is hourly expected, and there era I
question thai the Reform Democraej ?'.hi
the benefll <?f bin .?.?t.'?' counsel on tb?'
?tiler election. It was the Bight after thi
used to be at hi?. greatest and bi t.
No better guarantee could l.?- given <?f
fnirneas iin?l troth <?f Gov. Chamberlain's i
men! which wc printed yesterday, than
fad tl?it prominent Democrats have ui']??
to liiiu t?> luv to inann a fair electio
Charleaten County by the presence <>l u?
linv, ('?Li'iiiu'il.mi's letter in reply proi
Lull impartiality In ?ill lii? official neta,
gives lii.? pledge of a peaceful and h?
election, if it In-within bis power. The
un..inv ca?! sorely a?k nothing more
this, toi if Wade Hampton i? 11 ? < - choice <
majority cl' it??- .people "f ?South CnroHna
they would have ni believe, ?i in??? and
molested ballot Is the very beet means si
certnining thai fact The prevailing ex?
inen! il. th.o State <?n the suited is I'm
attend bj ?m address from all the blah
prominenl clergymen, and bnatneai men
Cbiirleeton prot-esting ill?- 1??>.ilty and I
dealing of tl??' whites.
The speeches of the two diUtingnla
??hinaus lis! night ?it Cooper Institute f
justified the expectations thai had been ml
of them. The nddreas of Attorney-Gem
Taft summed ui? tin- whole Carolina situai
in the dry reninrk thai In that .State "
"killing of ?i while Hum seems i?? crcati
" great u sensation ?is here," and yel il "
" oevei been known thai any man in raj
"these States hus ever been convicted ?>i I
?? -,' iponsible for the murder of a n? gro.*1
llalntead's speech, ?coming on the heels of <!
Tilden** letter, deall vvith the question
Sontbern claims, Mr, Halstend cruelly
minded Oov. Tilden of his receul d?clarai
that M experience ha? repeatedly exposed
" futility of self-imposed restrictions h.v era
" dates," and goes on to show thai the .South?
pop!?' .".:<? fully convinced of the justice
il.cii claims, thai they know there " i? n,
"money in them than there ans in all
m l in i!i?- Soiiih," and that thej
more likely t<> pay the claims by more gre?
\?i in bj in?'!?- t.; tes. Mr. IlaUtcl
conclusion ?? the common-sense one?tl
aftei all, we don't propone to pol " Ihr Sou
" em Confederacy on top of the I fniU ?I Statt
ME 111.in S XN? HIS I'H.IY.
This i- the uio-t extraordinary poUticnl ?'n
paign evei witnesaed. Here we h?.v? a ?an
date for the Presidency, 1???-> than two wet
??: ?ui.' the . h i lion, ii v ing t" pitch bis <>
oaity overboard, and 1?> get ? 1? ? ted on i
plea and pledge thai he can lie trusted
iii_-?ii_hi?-. party and iis avowed demands toi
and) if need be, l?v a succession <?f vei??
Wc believe thai no othei candidate for I
l'i.- |i i,< v b - lilt ( oni. Ii? ?I. m ?a? h f ishi?
to admit that his part] vvas utterly distrusl
by the people, and distraaU-d justly, No otl
Interpretation era !?'? trivet to this extraon
nary letter. The reserve cuatoniarj to Pre
dontial candidates, tlie reserve which I
rilden has thus far maintained m ??Lie
res affecting his personal integrity, von
not have been broken l>v tin- publication
:iii? letter, bad nol Mi. Tilden clcarl) pt
,, . .1 th.tt the country would do! traut In
.? the candidate and representative ol i
Dei.?ratio party. In extremity, and as a la
ii a irt, be begs i?-' pie i" Is lii ?ve thai he ??;
lie trusted though his part] cannot. The ve
fad that he makes this appeal is an admbwi?
thai ai? party, if it should gain power, mig
;?!?tly lu expected to I'K.v ide for tin [laymcnl
rebel wai claims, even the most naked ai
outrageous. Thai there is danger he confess
-.vh"ii be promises to velo it? bills. To eacai
:ioi.i the odium of hi? patty, In- publiclj pros
im's ui lii'ht it io the end. T<> rid bimsell i
-.i ?i o.i-itiiliiy tor it? dangerous pun?ose
vrhich be cnnuol deny, be promises t<? resi
its known demands. Hoping for electi?
mainly by Democratic votes, be promises, ?
one matter of vital importance, to act h-,
!.'( puUican. Many times a party has tnmbl?
overboard an obnoxious .candidate. Bui t!.
i? tin lii ! time a ?candidate has openly tri?
lo " unload'1 an obuoxioui |su ty,
Ml. I il ten Ls 1?K?H HI bis l.eli"f th'lt tl,
country utterly distrusts Democracy. Had fa
.i--.it.il thai a Democratic Congress woul
never _;as? h?ls so Outrageous, ?V IIV hod
would have Inugbed al him and pohited toth
record, For tin ?iii?iiii Democratic House ha
referred rebel claims to its committee, au
thai committee avowed it opinion tha
the Government was liable to th?- fui
anii'i?it ?il su? h claims us trastee i"
t.,. claimant, 'lin? on the ground that, ri?e
the amnesty, thi offense of rebellion i.? con
iloried, and all citizens, wbethei loyal or ?lis
Ioyal once, are alike loyal now, and stand oi
the same footing as claimants. Moreover, tin
Democratic House repealed, so far as ii Inn
power, the sei which p?. .i. i i ?ii ?? the considera
tion by the Court of Claims of raj presente!
I'v disloyal persona. About the intent of Um
Democratic House there was uo room for dis?
pute. The party was ?? beaviei load than Mr
Tilden could carry, and he attempts at tin
Inte day t.> pitch it overboard.
The experiment will not work. Tbeeountn
?iocs <li-;iii-t Democracy! ?nul with reason,
Hu? in National and purely party matten,
it equally distrusts Mr. Tilden. The attempt
to make people give t<? him, as an individual,
the confidence which they utterly deny t<> the
party by which he wut nominated and is sap
ported, ??niiiot suce? id. Mr. Tilden has mad?'
an admirable Governor of New-York. In that
Held he v. as nut broken dosrn by partisan
associations. Against i in? authority of the
National Democratic .party he ha? never been
aide to m ike the least headway. II?- may baye
disapproved, bul he has never dared even to
protest. Mr.Tilden has acted with that part] to
tins hour. Its uui.-t Infamem Beta have never
drawn from bin a wind of rebuke. It declared
the war a liiiuie in 1864, and Mr. Tilden,
tiioiiich a intinl'ci of Hie icininilte?- ami
the convention, ottered no word of dis?
sent. It i(?i)l)?'(l tlie .people of New-York by
most infamous bunds in 1808, and Mr.
Tilden, though personally responsible and per?
sonally appealed t<> by Mr. Qreeley. made no
protest. It ?iciiiundi-il repudiation of tin-, sol?
emn pledge given in tin- Resumption act, ?uni
Mr. Tilden, though moat sacredly pledged to
countenance no ?t j>? bac-kward, surrendered
to its demanda II would be Btnpendons fo'.'.y
1 to suppose thai, a!', i j ii Idiug to Ins party in
I snch things, after trampling upen his
convictions and altandoning the record
of bis life in ?i b ii - i"!i t<? Us -Ms
loyal oi iei"i.liai:.:.- iplrit, t'u- Saline
Mr. Tilden .-.il! have 'h.- powei to resist his
pnrtj i?? the i ml and an ?? essfully in a mat?
ter which, ?L'-ie pon in!'.- than any other,
! ::?i|.i ,!- in the personal inten il - "f South? m
' i?. ?m..-! ;t?. De m v? ? can be more Bnuly
bound to ray course than be wa* to r. i.-t in
Rationists and repudiate!*. Bul al their de?
mand i:?- finds ???i;..- pietexl lo satisfj his con?
science. !-;>, men will rigbtl] fear, be may
And -.him* means to recouefle vv?ih the tetter of
his pledge a leal snbmissioB t" the demands
of Southern Democrats?
This defense v ill fail because, as the people
now clearly aee, the part] behind Mr. Tilden
is utterly dangerous and unworthy of trust.
It is not necessary t<> rlecl him in order to
gel an honest man for President. H.v electing |
Gov. Hayes the people will .secure a President
Who ?loi? no! need to promise thai he will not
yield to disloyal claims, and, at the mbm tune,
they will avoid Intrusting the vttl powers of
Congress to a party which even Mr. Tilden
admit? cannot be trusted vviih safety. If il
weic possible Im Mr. Tilden t<? cacape all )??
aponsibilit] for Ibe paHj srlth which be has
steadily acted and which nominated and bow
supports him, the ?"?isc would be different. It
is not possible. Ami the country is ||,)! '?> t-he
mood t.? surrender the powei t.? the party
which .ven Mr. Tilden distrusts and promises
to l?'?i?t. _ _
I VISING! M "i S C ! \DID l IK.
At a Democratic mass meeting <>n the public
square al New-Haven, Conn., yesterdaj after?
noon, ?the Hon. Rich.trd D. Hubbnrd, the Dem?
ocratic raudidntc te. Govemoi of Connecticut,
began lii? address with Ibe statement llial the
Republican part] bad been in powei upward
of fifteen yeora, am! during that time bad ex?
pended twelve thousand millions of dollars.
To make the figures more impressive,
and ihn the] mi;.'.h 1?- inacrilied upon
tin- m? wot] of ?". ? iv man a bo beard
him, he vv?!i1 mi to ?;r. ili.it the ??laud
Liai Of the whole Slat? n! 1 oiin. ? I ?ill!, t he
nggii'gate n:ilin- ?.i ail the real and pci
p;..pi!t> in the state, amounts i?> r:;..n,
itiiii.i.??,?; .?i. that, .i? he pul it, the Republi?
cans have ?pint during I I n OCi'UUaUC] "I
powei " the Mate of Conuecticui more than
?? thirty times ovei ; 01 tlie whole State twice
" ovei in each on?- ??I their Ii teen ?i.ns of
?? poner." Now Mr. Hubbaid was introduced
i.? his audience bj (Jov. (ngersoll as a
gentleman of the highest charactci and tin
mo.?! uiiiiiip. ai'.i.ii.lc integrit] ; a sincere and
tmtbfnl man. Thai i? Ids reputation, and the
party which his put him in n Muiuatiou fa_
entitled tothecredil which belongs to such a
selection. H is imt disputed. But was Mr
llubhurd entirely ingenuotu and frank in this
ch.ii.e against hi.? opponents. No one more
than he deprecates the agitatiuu ol old issues
which were reall] settled b] tbe war. N<> one
more than be resenl - ice and uni iii -
ocas oi holding his part] and its leaders and
statesmen to a stricl accountabilit] for their
act? and policil - dm ?Ug the war. I.. :
a I. publican newsjiapei oi speaker bul
refer i.? the . ond?? i <d Mr. Hubbard's
party during the war, and he iam I .ill ol them
cry <"i! at once, "Oh, thai i? all ^"m by.
"Let's bava no more waving "t the bloodji
"shirt. I.'t hygon?*a be bya.?. I In?
" ( (?ni. ? . ing ?ui otl rut i -
"-1.S." Are we lo uudci bind then ih.i: Mr.
llttbWard and his Democratic i.ni"ls may go
to tin- people and il. ni.i.i.I that the party in
power be turned mil because n baa spent ??>
man) millions, ami thai Ho part] in powei is
> topped from showing fot what thai money
vv.i- ?pi ni, and whose rrinit-s and folliirs con
pelb-d the v.isi ex|?emlituref To show thai
would in to i> ?? i'. e the issues and tbe auimos
it,.? it the war, and Mr. Hu-ibard ami his
I. ..nil ? '.'.... I i ii t Olli .i..ii:i ?! ,t a ? Hot |M III
m nt !?> th.- pi' ion.
It ~.i m? to n. thai the Democratic candidate
lot Governor m ? onn? ti it, a ith all In? ?.. i
i. 'led ability ??id hi -h character, h i ? dropped
inte p.t ifoggin . i little in tin? m.,Hi i. He
might hive said with entire truth, ind per?
hap , had be ?neu writing history instead ?if
making telnet lutJ- a political speech, he would
have said: "The Democratic party, aim en
"gaged in a frantic endeavot to el? <-t Mr.
"Tilden and recovet power in the rountry il
"failed to destroy, mud? it necessary tonpend
" tbe State of Uonnecticul thirty times over
"lu fifteen years in ordet thai Hi?, country,
"of which tin State <>i Connecticu is
" i rerj small fraction, migbl in- saved from
"dostroc.km, and free institutions lu? pre
" 'iv. d to the p' oi.!'-." Mr, Huhbard might
bave said this and mid il truly, though ths
truth would hardi., have ?been iwlalable to his
bearers. As be did not saj it a? lake Hi.?
lilu-iiy in .-a-, h toi him and upplj the omii
sion, even ?it the i i k of it. in ? charged With
reviving the memori? - ol tbe v. u. The true
state oi Ibe case ni ij be rery bti? i!. summed
up ; and ?.n i : 11 m> desire i" i, viv,- tbe memo?
ries of the wat i.ni only to answer tbe ques?
tion which naturally tiggeats itself in con?
nection with Mr. Hubbard's statement, what
tin? v.i*t sum "i money was expended for,
..'? ?.'ive the facts. Sixteen years ago Mr.
Hubbard's party was in power, [\ misbe?
haved, and the people Hun.I i! ?ml. Enraged
at d? feat, ii organized reb? Ilion, fou,in against
the Government, and vas pnl down. During
Hi? war and for some ii. all? i vvanl it ap
pealed continiiaUyto the people to be restored
i.? power upon the ground thai k was entitled
to confidence,and the Republicana were in the
WTOUg upon all the questions ?ml of which the
wai .nose .nul upon which it waa carried on.
/?i last, thoroughly whipped re lieg pardon for
saying ?o, bul it happeus to be trne??Mr. Hub*
bard's party confessed judgment, ami "ac
"ceplcd in .good faith tin- ii ?.lit? of (he wai."
That is the way they pnl it. Ami now whntl
\\ by, limply this. The party is bo. how find?
ing fanll with the Hi" alili'aus for putting
down Hi" rebellion, not foi the oondnd of ths
war Ugainal rebellion; not at all; bat he
cause it cost so much iiioiiev lo do il.
How difficult it is i?, pleass these gentlemen.
First they threatened wai m ?ase of Lincoln's
election ; fiben they opposed Hie war ; then they
demandad a more vigorous prosecution of the
war; Hun tbej denounced Hie results of the
war; then they accepted themj ami now, alter
tiny have been beuten on every successive ap?
peal 1?) Hie people oil these iaSUOS, they come
up smiling and my, "The war was all light,
"and the results are nil right i we accept Jndg*
"llient; but look al Hi.? cost of it; we co lid
"have doM it for half the m uie\." Hall'
Ihe money ! BleSi their economical souls ;
tiny could have done it for half what the
fellow's religion cost him who had " lieen
" member of tin* church lif'eiu years, ami it
" hadn't cost him but sigh tesa cent..." Bat
there is an imprwsion in the pulilic mind that
it would not li.ivc ?paid tO let tln-m do it ?Vctt
at that price. The nest time .Mr. Bubbard
lets before s D?mocratie audience the itart
liog IgVm "? lift *i*n yeais' expenditure, will
be be bank enough t?> state alao what the e_
??(?iidiliiic v.;i-. ?oi* T
CAPITAL tSD CEI DIT.
BastMM nun ci lliis city have an enormous
?take ?m '1;.* recall of the election. To very
many at them?to bow msny none can know?
a renewal ot itrife sboul the currency? and
uncertainty about the public credit, arill mean
bankruptcy. At present, bosineaa Is reviving.
Capita] is growing mon* hopeful. Literally,
thouaandi of firm? in Ihla city, though solvent,
?tand in a ]?o?iti.in m critical thai new alarm
and distrust and shrinking <>f credit? w.u.1.1
rain them utterly. To very msny, indt .1.
mere delay in the revival of !?ii.snn ? m. ans
ruin. Their means sre being exhausted. Un?
less relief comes eoOtt. v.nii a in mm .-- ?lid foot?
ing lor liii.iniss, they go down. To tliem,
what Is the election of Mr.Tilden 1 It La a
leap in the dark, with tl?>- certainty thai the
gulf of bankrupt.] lacloae before them.
Ho soImi in hi cm fail to see that capital
profoundly distrust? the Democratic party. Its
sympathy with n-li?Ilion has made it Lmpos
Bible to tiii-i thai party with reaped to the
wir del.t. Its yielding to the demanda <>t the
iMii/ie-t inflationist? has convinced ni'ii that, if
ihn! party Rains power, no man cas guee? what
wid pranks it may play with the currency.
Wii'tlier thcae fears are wholly well founded
m. ?n ?part exaggerated,one thing U certain?
they sxiat, and are shared !.. espitslist? and
liii->inc-s men everywhere. And these feara, if
thai party should succeed, would produce tn
? \-ii:ii)ly that shrinkage of credit, thai renewed
ii -'inst, wiii.ii must prove fatal toso many
I* ii?,.
The fear is not ill-founded. Gor. Tilden'?
letter confcaaes, in the plaine?, way poaaihle,
thai be know? thai bis party cannot be
.mated, eren as to the payment of dUloyal
claim?, lint there sre siany othei path? that
li.nl tu min. Extravagant appropriation? t?.r
ituprovementa of creeks and Liarbora ?it the
?South were prevented si the last ?session only
by the sear approach of the election. Repeal
of the l!i'Mii.i:,liiiii act also m..in? i*i more
ih.m an indefinite poatponemenl <.f reaump
tion. loi the law? now ?permit unlimited i *.
pin-ion of bank circulation, ami nothing but
the proaped of having to redeem in gold
check? the tendency. There is eve?rj reason
to believe thai ? Democratic victory would
bring a great incresae of the public ? ? * -1 ? t and
a new ?plunge Lato the rapid? of inflation,
In any caae it means otter anew. intj ss i.?
the future, end that foi more than a year.
The newly-i !??? l?-?l CoOgTOa? will Ilot III? ?-t
until December. Fourteen month? more, at
the very leant, of absolute uncertainty ami
diatraatl Where is the buainea? man to dull
that he caiitiii -???> that this \m?ii1?1 !??? tno-t
diaastrousl Have we not trouble enough
already f Are the ?merchants end manufac?
turera of this ?ity preparad t<> face another
yen of doubt alarm, and shrinking cr?ditai
THE ?111. ?N8UBANCE SUSPENSION.
It has m t often happened that one <>f th? ,
large life ?naurance companies <>i ti.t-, citj baa
paanod mto th?- banda of m receiver. In the
? i ? of the Continental Company there is a
general hope that th?. ?uapenaion will be
temporary. The concern had attained high
reputation f>?r promptneaa und good faith in
ag 11.ums. It .-...? rwppneed t>> ?be well
managed. llnqucetionablj it had proapered in
its earlier reara and is the amount oi it?
annual buainea? it had been until ra
the 1,1.. -1 SUrCCasful ?>t the mill:? * "M -
Iifi iii-.iit.iine companies founded shout the
tune of the cloee "t the wer. Those rora|*aiiR*?
bave ii'.ulv all ili.?i?|?il out of the ranks, most
of tin in ? oding thimi esiatence bj ronsoliilation,
and within a tea are?*ka it In? been rumored
that it?. Continental of this citj ?ra? about to
?.il?e a .linilar course. Its managen h) offering
no opposition to the appointment ??t ? ?receiver,
and by the unofficial statement? the** make,
evince s hope that the conipanj ran lie n
cifatcd. ".i COUrae a thorough ? \.inii!..M inn
while in tin ban hi of s receiver will * 1 ? -1. ratine
vrhethei whal i? left is a nflicienl bsais for a
renewed attempt.
There is rertuinly occaaion f"t* surprise that
a rompanj with ?o beavj ? ii--t of aaaeta and
capalde of making so good ? ?bowing of *?ut
plns in annual reporta, -hoiihl ?ncctimb at tiin
tii ? i ?hock ..f a law-mi! to appoint a receiver.
If the case Is ss alleged, the weaknea? may
lii\e Inen .*iliii(??t m much in nerve?
,i? m Bnances. No ?.moss extravagances
ami certainly no defalcation? have been
charged against the management, and
within a rear or two marked ?conomie?
have been effected bj its officer?. "Shrinkage
"in nal catate and othei loaaee'1 aie allege?!
a? ih" trading cause? of trouble, The ??.in
pan) while \?t young burdened ititelf with ?
to?? cosily building; if that could now be es?
timated at its value four years ?go, there would
be no pretext foe the receiver**? appointment.
i ? idcruble am:.nuts teere loal l?y depositing
current funds in banks Which have failed.
Other companica which went out of buainea?
were bought out bj this one, and the pur
elia-i s proved in greater pari very ttii
|ii.iiii.iliht. a very large expenditure was
made in buying H|i poli? les not ye' due and
agenta1 cotntuiasione not yel earned. That is
usually a trim performanee where the concern
has abundant funda; in the preaent inotanee it
seem? to have been overdone, and to bave
ail.led to the embarraaament. A ?trong hand
was Deeded at the helm, but during the past
year the president hae been in poor health.
No one of these c:ni-cs alone ini.hi have
brought diaaater ; their affecte were cumula?
tive.
Many of I he fOUagSf coinpanies have come
to grief from the selection of nil inferior clam
of eaavaasen, snd tnnn taking Insurance on
people in falling health. These wen not
among the errors of the Continental Company.
All its mi-takes so far as known might he
clssssd nuil, r on?, head uawiae Investment.
Against the recuit? of thin no ?ubceqnent
skill in management has prevailed. We
?to not regard the ?vent as a eaaee for alarm
UiCpuiliBg any other life iiisiiraiuc ?companies.
Th?) principles >>i the kmsiness resuda un?
shaken, however qocatjonsble may be Itspcao
tice? in a few CSSCS.
I HE .si El HE til El!.
The accident ?in Tuesday ?light at I'vona,
N. .I., on the line of the New-.Jersey (Ynlral
Railroad, by Which three persons won killed
und SSVSfSl BthSH. ?badly in.jiit.il, will In- natu?
rally lit ti united to the int?-] lei? m ?? of the
Striking eiiK'inei'rs wit> the Hwitch, which had
bsSS* misplaced, ? ilher by aci ideiit or Assign.
On the other hand, the liliindei may luve
Im-?*ii inno?-eiitly cause?! by the nervousness
ami coiifiismii which the ?stiikc hail m cisi-iiied
all along the road. Tho wicckcd train MSB
not driven i?y a .regular engineer, but by a
iiia?tc] -nu cha?ne in the employ of the com?
pany ; ami only l?y tiie greatest good fortune
was th.- fatality occasioned by the accuhnt so
small.
The nilhue, and ? specially that part of it
v. hi h is obliged to [M-SS daily over the New
Jersey Central Railroad, will l?e .glad to lean
thai tbe difficulties between tbe company and
ii? engineera have been sajaste?-. The sum
agenten! of a railroad is so modi a matter of
routine, and the comfori and safety ol passen?
gers depend ao much upon perfecl method and
regularity in the moving of the r i .huh, that
anything like the oonfusion witnessed ?m Mon?
day nighl on tin- New-Jersey -Central Uns Is
enough to make traveling not only uncomfort?
able but dangerous. It ?? not oeeessary to
charge the strikers with mi-splsdng the
?witch al Kvona ; hut, in any ca ??, the dan?
ger to trains and theii pnssrinpia is necessarily
enhanced whenever then- is any derangement
of the regular opera-dona. Those whose lives
are thus put in unnecessary peril have a lJK'ht
?o ask if everything has been done by the
companies t<> avert it. Now, ii tarns out thai
in Hi?- New-Jersey Central matter the aggrh red
engineera wen- taken by surprise on the 10th
ins!,, when nach man, for lii* Beptembei work,
found his stages reduced by from :*ll to ?r-?f'-'.
They asked for s bearing, and asked la vain,
'?'hey twice ??lit ?i committee to wail upon the
president ??f the company, but failed to obtain
an interview. They were no more fortunate
with the superintendent. So they determined
upon ths course which they ultimately panned,
m 1 fi.mi which so much Inconvenience has
resulted p? the community.
Nova Wc aie told, ?liter all this trouble and
difficulty and danger, thai arrangements have
been made with tbe engineers to resume work
at nine! Why could not this have been
done before ? Surely the v' w-Jersey Central
Railroad Company did not ?? nil to be forced
Into doing an a?'t of justice. SVe sh.ill consider
the whole preceden! a very bad ??im, if here?
after, whenever any misunderatanding may
mise between a railroad corporation and its
workmen, tbe .tame process Is to be resorted to
?if trains ?ne i" be stopped, the?public an?
noyed, ami its safety endangered, before tbe
hirers mid th?> hired era come t<> u iiitder
itaadrag. _____________
Mr. Tilileii'. prompt reply to Mr. Hewitt's fetter,
the cagernesa of it, if era oiaj say so, reminds as of
a story of Hk- In?' lament? (l ' 'it Oui is _ki, a trmi
H.-aiaii vvlmi'i Mr. Tilden does ud In the least t
semble, Mr. Tildan is ?< polished Japanese crystal
ball h.ml. .-..Id. sad s:i.tl,; Mr. <i '?'' *ki was ,-t
chestnut-burr. Nevertheless, Mr.Tihl n'a letionin
. - - s?.-111. t_r Mi. Hewitt's letter without taking ??
i .Hi t.. think a in mt it i em un led osol a little inci?
dent in Mr.Onrowaki'sgrufl career. He ventonoe,
on a New Ve.u's Day,tecali upo rhodid
not like bim, i?ut who km g Im position, sad en
?liir.il liltii .is w.il at ?be could. Bbe was a lady of
v.-iv dignified ?nul distant manners si ths best d
t:!lie?. I.Ht when she didn't like her ??'llip.r
could be as hanghty ?iii.l nnbending a? Elizabeth
Tudor herself. Bhegave Gnrowski sn ley greeting,
withdrew into the innennod reecssai of bereon
?. l.nistii-?, and looked intensely oui into the void.
The gentleman exerted himself ss disagreeably aa
le to In- agreeable. He ?aw with pb ssurs how
nnplteassnt be was. snd Ms ?pirita roas -'.s tboss "f
bis vi, um feil, i he lady, however, was anils a
match foi ln-r tormentor, ami never for s moment
.; to i?e i'ilv regalar and splemltdly null.
But, m thu veiv midst ..f tlm still hi.iii, the door
opened, and ?i gentleman appeared, onlj ilightly
knovtti t.. tbe lady, sad ad one she was ranch in*
? ined to like, lint. i?. -In.? how much hettei sny
uiati was Hi m the rugged Rusaisn besr, she sprang
cordially from I" i - d and welcomed ths aew
. r w i i h in i most hyperborean smile, (lurowaki,
who was not to be matched for cunning n a tint on,
? ruse, end, ss the lady retui : ?c.it.
lid i.i !? r in his blandest tones and with an ia*
died In .? look of sj mpathy, " M en
.- von j'ln p-.-d i???r
v.: iteverbe the result of the !'?? lentisl else*
limi, h i. h least prett] i rrtain that life in lbs gay
met ropo I i will coon rety tnnch ??* it did befoi
deluge. Polities and othei trifies msj divert as for
Hie hour, hut Mr. Delaiomeo evidently Is
the in.iiii business of exieteuce i? not likely to be
neglected. He reoentl] removed hia I
?tint entsbliahmenl to roomier and more hi.
qusrten on Madisomaquare, and to-.lav, ior tin?
furthei cm.Venn ?o e oi business men .?"?v a town, be
opens hi* not? restsursnt ou Brosdwsj ne nWall-.?!.
Mi. ?i. ::,,,:,?, "'s activity h.t? long been a boon to
Nets \ irk, and i? now one <?f the encouraging ??..-us
of Hie lilil? -. Il'll.'l-l'l L.I l?ViUg is ('if I.atlliill
sequence of Improved bmdness pros]
PEBSONAL.
The Chkaao Journal ?ays Prof. Bwing is the
coin .a ting lull: iietwe, n religi?s sad ?eh in .-.
Victor Hugo, -.iv? a correspondent of Tks
Bottes f,,i:rite, \- tin- .iiii.:ie.?i of mortal? altuough he Ii
mu Hi in..?e in,.:, s ."o.'..o
Mm H. J. Byron, the wife ?>f the well
known ilreniBtle writer, died .?t Brighton, "frrg'ar*. sa
-, In !.. l I .Hi tear.
Mi. Stephen Piske, business maasger of the
l'Util Aval. I'd. itel, v|t..|..,?l, e. .i.in,. .all- | ill with
.-..!! 10 tl VeI , Is "i"VV . "lit l.ese lit.
Mr. Stanley I>ust, manager of Mi. Robert
Heller*? uew Theater of My?ter_, ?oon to be opened hem,
..nit .1 In III." Ailrl.ili. ?ii I'tle.ilay.
The m w town ball in Ayer, Mass., buflt by
|,r .1 ( Wei .it -. . ...l ... ?L'l.i'iio. will be '!..!.. ..'. .1 tu
.1 . t ,?i n.itol Honlttell tvill I.il." pa 11 in tin- es? 11-..?. ?.?.
Mrs. ll.iiii't Prescoti Spoflbrd Lsdeecribedby
a i?.:it.i.h m : sa ".i large-minded tittle peiwoo,wltk
i., nit.fui i?."?. n ?weit vides, sad ni"-t ri illicit aad
'.llllll.llll.l la.lli'a.'l ."
There is not mach pomp aad lordly ?tate
?boat Hi?' BagUsk governor ol i '? <?, Bfar Irtbar Oordoa.
in- .."id in? ..me sad in? native irue?ts ofu a ill dows to
diuuer, aajrs a correspondeai ol a,,- Standard, without
Hielt .
Mlle, i lu ist im? N'iisson has left Copenhagen,
un.I Im? in,....'.!..! to ll.iini.iir.-. It i?-i.ilct that ilnr
II e iin l it?- v i ?it will.- ii ?in- i ? .mi t., lie i native village o!
Vvi m.., m su. lien, sin- settled i handsome aaualtj oo
in i old parents.
It i? mid thai nothing Is more remarkable
III Hie liieiiioininlii fi.nii tlie I'lin,'" UOIUOIt'S ?i.-i: tlm:,
tint ?oi i of genlua which a French vv rlter ii i. deSusd ?<?
?? the -pieiiiior oi s.i sen.e." Mr. M.ii'iti bus put pub
ll?ln ?I 1 In- ?? i-oiiil Vieill.ie of 11.? lui... I.ipltv ol Hie |*i m,..
So active ami young-looking is Emperor
Wiiii.tm Unit u i? in.rii t<> believe tti.it he rode late Parla
la i?ii. ?m the ineiii.eviii bsU la Freiburg I* a doable
Inscription eelrbratlng Kai... i- l'lieiiiii ii i. tbealeepei
in the 11. .iiiii.i. ni Cave .tal K. i:?tr Wilhelm I. .m in?
worthy .-lieie.na.r, tii?? restorer of Qermsa unity sad
greatueas
Mr. Spurgeon'a aenBOBa be prepares for by
lavare study, in.? oanlvoesas sad appswatlj parp?se
Mting s |iili?ll.il With tWO cle.irlv (leliln.,1 ,,li|.<ct?
?ii- "awestsatag" <>t tas miad i>> tba LstrodaeU?.t
new Biatter sad the eollerttoa si novel Bad strtklsg a'1"!?
ii.iii"!'? rims be has ?always s good stock-in-trade to
in,iitc !.. iieni upon BO] tes! be mi? ?elect ; bat it la n? v
.11! ? e it nu tll.it tlie tlnent 'll?i.i|||,e rolled "II! Ill
111. _.' 11 : it.. i.t lone?, without bolting or faltering, or, .?
L.ii nier has it, " humbUng and muuibllng," bos .in been
previous!, well tbougbl nut.
Mi. Charles Keade. the novelist, was lately
sianinoiie.l ill 1 ItllUlaal -?lull I. Tullee ( "(III st tie lllstanc?)
of Hie I'.. 11...in Hoard of Woil.s, lor tlie ?inn of j_:t_ is a,I.,
proporttsaatosspsases 1st lbs ssmpatasty rspalrsftas
Mitvi.niii nuil Osotngfeaen-ssaeS. msfbsrd's-basb? Mr.
la ode iii?intteii tii,- ?-i.iiiit ?m Hie graaad thai he ini.t ,.i>
solutely eouveyed to his brother the bouse Is regard to
winch tin- ,i ??t ??nient win? runde. Kr. Kendo's brother
eqiullj denied In?, liability. I i?"n exauitnsUoe or the
deed of ooQTeyanes put la.Mi Pm I held that the cli.ltn
was inmle good against .Mr. (.'liarle.. Kcatle, who said in.
Woiil.l " obey the niii|ili?'."
Walter Bsgehot tajs of Adam Smith, the
Ki'cat liolllieul i-eonnililst, that this founder of the s. I
cine of liiisiness wits one of tins most un'iiiniinssllkS of
Ulillikltnl. He vs.is rn it?. It vv m.l Hcoteh professor, .i|.|i.ir
euilt i-hokcil vvilh IiooSh ami til.sorl.e.l lu ul'Striii'tlons.
Ho was never sngsgsd in ?inv aart d Irada, sad weald
urchahl) BsrSC huvo luadt? ?iiiuiao by an_ if he Lad
Leon ni? ?JhaCMS of mind win. -imszln?. On one ?san.
sion.lisvinir to slim his na m.-to :,n ?tiT-i-il (Wo,,,..,,, ?_
produced not Ins ?.?vi, ?l^iiaturc, imt ?n elaln.r-it,- 11,,'tZ
tlonof Um signature ol the person who ?mn,,*? iw_*"
linn : on another, n sentinel on dutyhaving aalut-ed '_ ?
d military fashioa, he sstoun-led and offended ti?,,, _? ?
i.? seknowled-tlDR it with ?, oopy-a rery clumsy eoarZ
?I.'itlit??if tliesiiui?. _r?-Htiiri'?. ?/us
Boston, Oct. _.">.?A!adanie Jauaiisclnk _..
rlvL-il ou the ?learner Allan t.. iaj .
POLITICAL MITES.
Gov. Tilden must bave been pretty badly
Wanda? In- never Would have ?[??.U.li N li|?i,i,,*lv ?ni
-o In a-fly. * ^**
Now it is in order for Gov. Hendiii ks to ,"e.
Baa in-1 ---it lea on tin* Boatban ntal?i a mat i,,.^
'M tl.?- 1?. liii.ilatli- 'nilty li'i|a-a iu?l la -aeve-t ?_N Hot
lilil.ii will not live to tin i - ii ha (ana It el; ??????-. _?
them is aiiv km.anil for su? li ...xi><-< tattOB tin- tunm at
(lOV. Ili-llill.? I?, an- ,l,,|l? It,int. '"
it is Hi?.KCSte?l I hill the Coo|i?i j n,l (jar_
party im? n.iiiii* u ui!?t iki- m m __'?-. ttag t<
gratalatorj ?Sdre??oa tbeOetobari
WallS A H,,.
m..:,-. thayam
?vrt.Miil. entitled t<? Hie cmlit of flei-tirnr Mr B. J. of\\.
IlssssOoreraor et Indiana, ami ui?.?t.sty siiuuid no?
in* |> Hani fron claiaiin.' it. m
It lias btt-? asceitained from an entirely
f-ii-t .v, rtliv soin*?'?' Unit ? Ht un l? I) igt im ,?,..,.,.
? mii'.i tu -..it.- tin- Et paNteaa Haket, Blatc aa_ naii,,i,__
Mr. ii'iitire, ?fiar sen h- be?ttitloa, ha? aaea taaaatdto
'.?? alarinlUg |i|-.???'., I .?r an ?lliiiMl ?i:. *-.; 1 .,_.. ?J
fuira the ?Sotitlieru s; ,t._,, tu Congnsu, to suniwrt Om
Kepublican candidatos. ^ *
Il (?ov. Tilden had ?poken as concisely mi
a?? fninklv on tlie iliiaiiii.il t,ai ?titiii in Int !ett?-r ?,f _,>.
eaaaaaea aa ha Sat la tin? tetter aa Iniithi? iiaiMMi.,
|iaHV Witllill lllll In Ml -?lllll a J.MMt- il . it i? to-(l.iy. Jfl,,
i.ill. :? BO? in Hie t*. .? tetters h that In tl... I.tt?*r Us
ii.. -M ti. -ay -i m? tblBft, ?".'' :'i the fi rttii-r In- n?.?,. , ,.
?a*, nothing. Mi- -i*.-. .-..I.-.':?? i-|. , Ml in I,.,h, ,-,... .
In oae h>- was toartesslj honest and m tu? other orlo*.
n*_ly dishonest ?
It would be a irreal fa lp to ths Deaseastii
journals ? > r tin- r?*->t of tin- ??? - ntry il ?not ni tl,. pany m
Ihteolty VM? :iii lareat mbm mm ?f ?a ?xraat brth? ?at
??.Mi.?* i-atii.ll ttOU?t nuil .11 I'M I'.illlt > n laTt' ajai m
I.Uj n. Th? out-im- l.i <-t .1 a ,.:,- ibarp ? iii.u_,'li tu -14
ni?t tin- ?? ri'foiin" party tehetaf mjert 1i>> tiiem.*-.
ti.??i-, :ind tiny an-tliiui.d'iitii: iMoiii pMia'.ly m atefe
ti'..it? to explain ill-- disclosures. 1 n n the i.,,i, nim.
it? 111.1. Ill- ill lia iU
MM
h? In in
lit. llT
throBgb 111'* ? un ?aa-.-ii. It i? . I ant |?.b. |.in l.,?i. fxp, ri
i ni i i.ii.-ii; t-. aiaae it ?a easy ont for n Dcmoci si,
Oil a recent Bnnday s small rtesaboot left
.*-;. I..?in? f??r a i?.?ii.t in-low the?tty when ?So?
ta tafea place. fSa boat wai full, ?ad oa tii ; ,
? l.iv.n it <>r. mu .! In MMM ??:. total . \ a
?lie reaaU Wh? .00 f? r iil.ii bad '. f??r ?Haras* '??.
flSJCS BM II. IIS it ?* a. ?' -| . ? V.l. 1). a, if r?-|...i I.*: - ?a j?, |,j.J
?C.li'iana-il the ?-x.i---.liri ?li in I,.?- *..iiy ?.f l.i,. ,.. - - ;
w?-r<- tearfal, if tin} Moa IS ?wka then aalltaa In ewa,?.
rough haadltag by sa reagh ? trowi [te roti wa r
t.nnly r.'iins. nuit vi- an,I carte t.n-t . . *.-? In-r?-*. i-r ng
fltx! ? t-.i:n;..(!?-. ?M Bien Intent on teeing ?Sandayitog
tl_rl.i.?"u '?a ?-"tlllt HI? ll.'ir 1.? ilni li I a ::.
li. Soveuibei mi'!- in? a of iii.it i-.i.i km
an -I soi ??, rildeu's election would be lecure beyond p r
?dveatura.
The view el the Booth Carolina ?lueMi-m
vtucb is t?rala? doubt fn I rotersts?ta? Bop u i?
1 ly i? tbaa r >r Iblj expra >'-?i bj ?i-r tndepn it k.
?? i in- liiiiii of ii.-im-i no | thai wir. inn r? ?jMvt the
_i n i ru? te? ?I iic'ii? of the \? te:, \i!ietlii-r i,l:u-k o? ?
should hi ??tail.]!, ?t int.? the ??Ha'. QoT. TUSaaf??lMi i
wiiiiit iiint ?t. 'icin'.i m'?* ii|?..ii it sfeew thai hetethi ?:
ia .a a iii'in tii-i??.i|ii ooght to treat The (?et thai
NiMtbera Democra le part] Is -m.,.-,*. th? tal
ii Democracy furnishes ? mast cobcIusits tassoa why
. Snrtbt-rn Uts'e should recudiste the iwrty, Th?
-..?in. f..? equal rights to nse plata
igt uni tee? their toes with bold snd detenttnsd
li tain "
Senator Morton *ttrow? more and nnne c.iii
iectlon, apparently. Ha ?aid team?
? nf Th? Su-. ? -ft in-' week: ?? I t.*:i
) .ni, >ir, in all -iii?*.M*it>, tliat I eaaatSec Um eteettea of
ii .-.i-? a.. \.i.i ...*. :-i. i.-, \ .*:iii?.i?r. ,m-i Ooteraia ..re
.-.-s of i"ii'!ni feellai thruagh tii?. eoaatry,aal
f ' ,- . a I \ . 1,1 til?: .-.'litll, I I 111
na?t ?,it ti.at ???nu Btatae,llha BoethCarotlaa, vtth m
.it i ,t?i'..".tain Repablteaa nuijority, will cast thalr ?rate
?.'i* ii.m?, aatoee tofte ??nd fraad deprive the retaw il
their rlfhta? I belioTe, (?a twa reaaaaa, that there la a?
... t.. Hie way C I'lf"* nia Will ?n lu th.'f..-?,t
??:.i... s..?1 in? i??*? n m ?l !-. thoroaahlj Bepubllcaa m
-fat.i a ?t, l.i ? i .* - . ?a i?'-'-n et ?..t U
luiportsnce o? - Uy, the Inter-party weaae. m
lu ai?.!, und la-, ubll? . nul Ind. j?. n.i?- :- i . j
r to should r. We, in tin ?sst. hare had aa teat
tan -i ? i.-, ..ni ?. ?-. .. u ? ii--? - bars bee? tii.?r
.iiain hare, ? iio
fl um Ion? ? \ ? ? . : :. - ?I ' '.:? m-I. to .1 lilfi?* v."
The Catholic talk ?<>i Tildes in Ohio is iu
rit-.i nu-, the t etna e,the raaa Stte Be -o
i i. m ii m No: * i : *? Tke Vnietreecanaat h?
the (rirad o? tba B . ? ? lies owe the ?S?pate
? :. ithlag. i to '?'. ;- il : a part) was i
.?ml i? gottan of the ' *? ?? : a
? f. ?lim \vini ia ? iii-.iMi! i,..;-. Mm ? 1 . * eyed
Catholte property, aad aa terai iu ti tej itian te ?te
fiiii.ii.i ?o avarj Catholic la the eoaatry. IS? | ??*. Mlh
? -i?::;t et the Bepablk ?a party ik ?at . t.
?mil if tomorrow 11??- BepabUcaaa had the powei ? ??
would ?liafi*:.ia-,i:?..--. .?:?*, ( u l.oli.* in tin* l.iinl. * * T\t
li tm ? la-MM- -> iy t.? .ttiv maa. vote tin- Iii-iii-. i-rati?
tiohet ? bal Ike Vntxtrm will ?ay, aad Saeasaytoi if
?.a,:?, \,.'i> i_'.i*.-t ,i part) m eerrepl taSa?????
llcioualy inteat t<> injure Catfeellea a? the Bepab ?a
l'an*. ..? w h" ii.tvc taint ?i tin- public i?).IsmtoPnte
- . luxlllsrl.f the missionary ?oelety I Ih? Be
??-.... itrore to tax t'stho
., .- rlt able lust TM
Kt?i?u'?licsiit, wi") ?re everlasUnaly i?*in. ?t
?. sad win d their own nils? a
i.., inls nl In ui -' nil n. ?tnvc to ?li1 I. Iron
lb-sir tun.' ? t?) stucklng Cuthnlt? -1 t Im Ki : ?
?Sen, Barrison'e confidence in KCiuriuc In
ia..i r.?i* Qayaa n Sovcmber seeaMto I - {
ii. -.n.i m Ui? ai'i-i-.-n at Philadelphia aa la_ _toy ?_*?*?
i??- lev?- that Indiana will go let n.??.-s saSVhailM
? *? i?i'.?-i. [< ii. ?r-J Ymi <a:.l rom nil'i'i lliftt t'.l?
.*.-.. r had not area ?? mnbnrH) ti rdlm
Ihere were tram 12/KM to ISfiOS *.?*?. ?aat tertM
Qrvcabael t sltet, althoaaO tln-ir eaadtdate for ?; ?rereM
had i?t-en wlthdrawa from th? raos three day? before tto
election. BTllllaMrt ?Mjorlty wi mytt
m ? -,,. ?:?. ,i i ?,- i ?. moei iu i. ire aa itaasa M ne tara ot
? ni?|ortty la Indlsna. We have greater hapaa of vl ?
111 NiiVi-ll.l.?M* 1>V ll-ilHoll Of til?1 lalt'lit'T ?''?ill"lit! I* '. 'f
III?. Il.'lit. Ill tin? la?'. MliraiiKi: *?' li.id t'olitt li'loli? ????er
local .?iii.i-rn. while the Detaaeratt? parti va? ? ;
ii.ieii anil m u.a.* >'., ?<n<] its eanpalsa (Oi'daaaed? I
?in Imntedlatodirection of Mr. IIhlen'a a.?-..:? ta - at
the mceeea ?f th.-n -tat-tii-Uet. An-l I kaea that they
?acriBoad leeal caadidatoe t<> the ?saaral rusatt. v. So
>.. ai* 11 ?>?>.- will b?abte ta ?eateatiat? ape? ? a)eat
i?..r.*. i'.iJ w? wl have ;? ?reatoi strength an l tgietM
ehaaea of tai * II ?Ight Hi il th? k patte
ennaof Indtaaa tu-v.-i- ware aofall of ear? ?td i*
n n a? tney m*?- bow. Why, we ha? -, I
over this tiling. ?.?w, wb it tneu gel mad ? ? en '>? n*
ui?..ii w i ms in., the ttght. I think we l..nl ?
?-.nia m linliiin.i that were here at Um I ?*??
bud ?Ut'll ? -M' at ?ai...- :-.:i tliul a
tbotiKbl we ??-re iroltig i the Ststi t *
.iti. ?ad th ?t Un ?? ? oa I go i its ? m a?e_
they m ill ail be home in n?m eiuls . "
THE S TA IE r.l.M iSS
The Uticn Obteeeer is reaponaible for t'.i?
.?t.it.nii-iit : ?? Mr. .laim? ii. Ill,in,? i? not -
lie v.l.I? - that la- teUXt 111*? tliotlv-i WOUld I" P
-i?. ,i i.? he ibould ipeah lath? 1. ucol B
The .?iilv practicable ?olntioa at the trenwi
ltilli.XXXlM Di.iri.t ???? in. t?t to tin WS ' '
both Mr. iiohkin* ?ad Hi nagte? aad Ih? i ;
a ii. w man. I If Ctir.t Herald pOlt Out Vtea MlaUaWII
??'?lie xxxint Coaartnttoaml DM riel I? I? aaage? tarn
two l.i-iniiiiii.tii oandhiataa Bath a* thass ' -'
out of the way. Nobody hat Mr. HeahlaB-wadei ?
imblttoa ii.ore Import tul than a Bei ?b.li an
?rass; aad Mr. llsgiei Ian nl) ->? .'??-?? rel?? mm
in.m .nit t'lt-t t linn."
Sinclair ToOSCy, as t'liainnan of the ElCCS"
us,. ?-.1111111111.e of the Prteea ?MocteUoa.aad ?
Uarrte, ?aSaeial _ry.adar_a? .? ?_Start? ''??* '"??""
BMhlag ?a appeal i?? ?retan la behalf ??f th? Hate Piato
.?oii?l;!u:i..|:ai Him i.tlin? lit It I "i-ttuA - ??? : ? *
?Beat bat orgaatsad t Bat 11- ?a f?."t te Sate?! ti.? .in.-n-t
lii.-at.Mi iii-.-i-M.iil->- to tin- i-.-fi.iin ?>f out l?:l- '?*?? ?""* *
win prore wimrefal if tit.?.?*?- te Ite tew? Se ?M ?a
net loo. We th.-r. t.?i?- earuestli ipneal tosll -?
/.-ii.-t?. .?.ftliat duffle.t balloU tor the oou-.ii?"*' '
aiii.-iiiliin-nt bedlstribatod laeeerjr ?toetiMahan-i
ihe Mu?. i? rardl ? - i |wt_toa.M
Mr. Hliiine's po'.nlanly in this St.it?* BSM BS
tohererj ?sraai To? trag Wtkymygat in* nmmtttat
m that my: " IT?- ??.*? a-i. >n i- ?ne ?.?' ?___Bh?a l"*'*
i,?..k d tarerais with u?.? SvatteM iin.-i.--t mat kt ? ?
?aagata? iioih-s; for it i? w.ii kawwa thai Stela?wmtkt
leader ?d ?ar?h__te?.ai ?"' n to Say Um bmM i???i'ill*'i
Aiixrieuu. To Mf tlist our i-tii.-.. lit will _?> f?il-i ""
vast thron? to du htm lamer is _.i-m? hut little?! At*1'*'
tetin In wliieli lie is held. Ho m the ?real, fe-irle? n;*
nt the Xl.lVtii loin:!-'*--the man ali?> in Inn mm?na?u
?tiiii_?_l<* wit? tin* Bebel element in that CongrjM ??'- -?
ih, Eev-notoof the preaent eawpeiga, sad led :ii?;"'?'.*
m?a na?ad ?luu.i ?ealaal tor juattea suit iiinr:>.
There waa a novel (leiuonsiratiou for ?*_!*_
nn?l Wh???l?-r ou the upper ?IbSmB the oth.r nlniit. *?? ?
7fir Troy Iieiet ?l?i*ci il?1??as f.illows : " Abou; SStag teMl
formed iu ?ae at AlUauy about 8 o'clock oui ?Ystiatt

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