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FOUNDED DY HORACE GRE5LF.Y.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 l, 1?
TBE NEWS THIS MORNING.
FoBSiQN. ?The ? i is arou il .
P?.|?it. n* ? mlitihi -.n thn " : ."in Rus ?a.
Turks art forai >r?n_ aad
hhiiinla to r -I ,- I.' . ? * r. . ? .? :
the inundation i- slowly.
'1 iirk?? ;ii<-..;a,.?.-.-.I !.. a . inference nntil il?* acop?
tlefiiieil. A greal war aaeetiag ?baa been beld
at At:.
Doatatmc.?The 8onth Cut..linn D noct ita pro
t?*-t t.. ti" . :
tanacaing with I
f?u>??i>?*.l and anopi i itoi diacharved at t?'\. .**
r?*.ii..**-?t : the laws --i Florida, Louisiana. unJ Ne
?rada _>i"\id? for .. . ? I.cton : t;.<
coiiiit in Lonlaiana will be -<. 1.1. i,.- aduiia
aions ta tin? Centennial 1 i ? mpppil
down to 7.i?:???. l!.e Krcaidenl baa pal
W. o. krory.
City am? 8i*ai*BBA**.?A feeling thai the leapll ?.f
the elections can oui] be dotermineil l>? lb? ?
count in. * alb.! in the ? ity n ?a .
to patient .?.
aKaltlM 111 : . ..|.n:ii:e.l :it lii?. plain
tikTt ivqneat. Tl will ] n Ii .
hty ndai i -t on ?1. p? ? n ? to I i"'i
cut. - Gold LOO ,. !"'V. |O0*a. <m"1 valu,*
of tln> letrnl-t>m ?
Stoi ks (.?M? i :i?iil demoralized, cloning weak.
Till* Wr.vriir.K.-Tni'. Ti.iiuni:*s local ob
tioiis Indicate ?>. cloudy sky, ceolei \m ..*.!. r, a '.
I rain. In thia eity >*i
was warm and clear, i :. IG . <?:'? ,55?.
Mr. Alv-nal a inouncea himaelf as n candidate
for SjM-.sk? r ?>t tin- Aaatiubly. W? respe?
M-ggeal that the c__ndidate*i who ?i ? in
?oaaec themaclvi - are a little more in Coahion
just aow. _ _
Tin? great pofmlai denionatration at At
i? ?MMOttraajing to the iloft-mlei ? of the ? I ivic
tiiti*??. T!ie probabilities in.r :i-?- tl ,.t Greece
?will l>e drawn into the impending v. .?r ?.
the Turks.
Mr. Moiiltmi baa abandoned liis suit :i_Min-*t
Henry Ward Beecber for malicioua proaccu
t i? ?n. H?- aajra In* began it to vindicate liim
pelf f i ?mi tin- charge ?>t being a blackmailer.
It iR ?gratifying t?? know that be. at le.i-t, h? -
lieve.?* in* haa ?meet aded.
Tho list of diatingai-ihed Nortlterneni ??'
both ptu'ti'-s, who have readied New-Orlean**,
ought to 1??* ?-'iilirit nt to i?ut a ?stop to the
Democrat* yell of fraud. If the preaenee oi
tlieae nun in the city, though the law i- wiid
to make tli?' count itaelf aeeret, cannot secure
n fair eanraaa, we may as well iriv?. it up
and admit that tin* Caiiea.-ian is **played<?i?i."
The pcopoaition mail?- in our columna yea
tenlay by a Fellow ?>i t?*.- Academy <?f D
t<? be on?* of twenty gi : tli m d to anbaciibe a
hundred dol?an annually for tiv. yean to
ward tli?> establishment of a ayateiu oi pria t
thai will st?.iul?i? tin- nrdq\ of American ;n
ti-ts, l?is nut \\;*?!i ?i prom] * i. ponae. Two
gentlemen add'thel ;?> Lis, and the
cordiality of theii off? ing Inspirea the ?hope
that othen will ?speedily f?
liit? Turks art alreaily diatribnting their
anny so a- i?> 0], -'??? a Ruasian invasion. The
130,000 men awembling at Eraeroum are to
r?-si-t tl.?* Ruaaian fortx-a at 1 . ! j>r?*
Tent them t'.oi.i advancing on the aa\d\ il by
waj "i Aaiatk l ark? y. The i !
ct.iiit-iitKif.'.u' a: ghumla ai?- to defend thai
key to Conatantinople, ami force badi a
Baaaiai army marching southward from the
I-annlx*. Tile ?le. i i tikewiM ?being placed
where the Turks luppoae it will " ?i.? m?>*t
"good." Tin.*-?* peeparatloaa, and the Porte'a
ai'.-iuii to a conference, tncwoae tin proba
bility ??f w;ii. _
Another atteii'pt has l.?on Bade to teach
Paiisian andiencea aometldag oi \v igner*?
nuisit-, wit- almost a lint Im the n-i.lt ami
an umiou-?teii ? ??nfnnt isy for ' An
enteitainint: letter elsewhere deecribea the
affair, and 1?i?i?k-s into n tief the intei.
fact that there WM a maikeil fltiuon-tia*ion in
\Vai?ncr'8 favor a.?? well a? a Meier one the
othar way. The disnute did not end with tho
. ..?:<-. 11. bol baa been adjourned to iln- news
?"[?eis, where the atine writers ii.it are <>n
on -.. load ab ml iln- broth? rhood "f man
that ninny of principle? ?? hi? b serve la
inspire more serions r?volta lo Paria, an
ly wiring the neeessRj ?>t police Inter?
ference to keep Wa/rner ??m ol concert pro?
? ? ?. All <?t which innat tab real ????'1
. gn i mnsiciao himself.
T?ie projected reilnction of tl;?' rate of Inter?
ni bj the savings banks of this city "ill
? m-1 ?it nil t"'? aoon for the welfare
? erned. It Inis Inn.,' In in ?in opt :i
? ? * many o? onr savings banks are
? more interest than they are earning on
the I- i?osits. The older concerns thai bave .i
.. mrplna can readily make up the dell?
. of ini.n-t earned !>y deposits, since
iliiv cm add tlit- iiiti!?t earned by the _mr?
?;' -. Bnl lim y< ????'.??-"? t banks, possessing little
Ins, have no such advantage; yet they
tul i .i aorl ol necessity ol paying ?is
.i i .in- of interest to ?I? i"> ?toi ??? the
banks; otherwise t ? ? ? - small concerns
? lose ; li iln ii i nsini --. rpi-n the boi na
''.I inma the minor navinp? banks have
iu" n impaled. It is to be hoped tun?, the
.'?it nt for the r?duction of interest v. ill I??
a combined one, and embrace the large as well
small banks, A rontiunanee ?if the
tit competition would ben? til mitli?..
'< ? ' ;. il prove ?.I ultimate advantage to ?I<
|M)sitois for kink? to paj more ilian they can
fairly afford.
I'.nv. Tilden's chances ??f getting the soli
ii ? ? ' -toral vote thai stand? between him
'! the lofties! place i > which American am
HHpires em ? m in In- narrowed down bj
? .. oven by 111 ? - admissions of bis own
. to Florida and Louisi ina, His vob in
<' irolimi v.,i? mi far liehind thai ol
Wade 1!'iii[ituii an to leave acnrcclj the leas!
bility tlni! ho lias carried Ihe Plate, and
i ?.i? in Washington are alrcadj admit?
ranch. Tl <? i? suit, how? hi. will soon
i . .t;:. inasmuch sa the Board <>;' Canvass
1 ,- agreed to i. -in n> canvass the IV. -i
| vote on i liursday, and it- lalaas
by law, it is naid, conclndc next Mon?
day. The ?.'.; ?I tiny' session yesterday ?level?
? i ?i il difl? : ii? - ?'? tw< en the two par
the Iitiiiiai..'- i rging thai the board bus
risoty |?owei over returns, but must ne
eepl the figure* of the countj canvassers, 1 ' I ? i -
claim is made ou the grountl tl.it the lawa
which the l'luinl assumes to ncl arc in
conflit t with '" f?i ,i t ',- ? . md tin n -
i uiil, ?.'ill t'i.it the hoard i i?iitine
itself to purely inii.i-nn.il runctions. The
of tins rating would be to deprive the
of the right t" throw ou! ? turns where
intimidation oi fraud i- Drove?!, and there i?
i.h probability ?i its being nppnivetl. From
i .ina ?iul Florida come assurances ?it Re
|ipi'l .ni \: mi thai are undiuiiuished in their
? ' . bnl in ?ill i'ii. t- Stiit? s .i m ?It u i'l
? lapse before the rxncl resid? i?
:,. Ii is greatly to lie tl? - ii '! tint the
will settle i be conl rovers,), ami the
. disposition among nil ii ;?'-. table citi
,? ??? to abide bj the di ci ion givi i reu ??n ior
thi 1."???? tii.tt ii will.
TBE ACTIOA OF THE PBESIHEXT.
We liiiv? oltservetl ven little disapprobation
of the iiii?-i.!i - adopted and the preeatiti? a>
dm present ? xtrnordiiiary poli! i?
I ? - . course nt i!;<- l'n ?id? lit,
strictly consider?, tl, i> undoubtedly extra
? . ! ; lu?;, ii ii baa in. legitimate refer? p. ?
to any existing statute, it violates m> In'.?, not
lat? ou ni the < 'nn-ii
Nciv occasions, especially it thej
i' i|i 1,1-u ?iml mil..?a - II i III? ; :;i ' ' , .
: !.- m. i in tin way In -! calculated to
save the Uepublic from detrimenl ; nor have
\ .? i.i forgo! in the responsibilities which
were boldlj assumed by the Kxeeutive under
the pressure of (be < Ivil War. Ii mu I lie
remembered thai an hones! ?turn ol ii? vote
of Louisiana i? no! h matter in wbieli thai
lias ?i pritate and ac| arate con? i ? a.
Each in all is tho fundamental idea of the
m, which could im! boas! ?>! more than ?i
i i'.-;n ?mi? existence if the laws faithfulli
.I in- certain Statea ??hi with impunitj
be violated by others. W< are nil, as ritb n
of the whole Union, quasi citizens of Louisi?
ana, and "?ii inn :? -. in the purity of her ? lec?
tions te direct and indisputable. Tliesufl'r ?
ol In i constituencies, legally exercised, nrc
sacred from outside interference ; but i iu?i.h
?i? n i'i'iiii'ci? !?t knowledge of ?ill fact - relating
to her recen! vote is absolutely necessary to
our own political existence, il would be alsnird
i.? deny us, apon tome thin point of political
etiquette, the righ! n> observe and investigate
nil iln- circumstances attendant upon
choice ?if her electors. No extra
judicial tribunal ?se tablished; no inquisitorial
scheme is sel af< ol ; m> diiccl and practical
action is contemplated. The recommendation
nt the Presid?.pi i, simply a recommenilation,
and lii> lequesl i? merely a request. What la
wanted i- evidence, and ?h lu; lu securing il
may Involve ?i? Hnal and irretrievable I"--.
'In i!ii?. indeed, may be added ?ill thai we maj
j_.,ni from the fears of factious and unscrupa?
Inns officers of iln- poll, when thej looru thai
they ara not, of their uiere motion, i?????!iiii
candidates In and oui with Irrcsjioiisibh' su
dncity. We bave great, vital, nnspeakablj
iiii|i<i!t;nit Interests ??t stakte, all <! |>euding, to
Hi i??! ni onr knowledge, upon an bon? il
i . i iaa ??f the vote ol Louisiana. Fraud ar
n -'ni there .'im! :i"'.i la arrested conclusively;
bnl ?i tolerated tampering with the vote at
fir t may extend throng months, and may be
years, of bol disputes, of intricate judicial
proceedings, and <>i thai public uneasiness
which paralyz? s tra le and bind? rs all the val
uable pursuits "!' society. No State hoi ?n ran
have, under the larges! construction of local
er to embarra?*, impover?
ish, ?nul deurade ??11 Hie others, The contract
nt tin' Union i? a i 'ill one, with nil t!u
li.'lit? and duties which are thus implied. We
are ?ill members of one family; and whal
family could ? isl il its memb? re w< re to l><:
?|i i it .1 iln- ?"imrol ?it leas! of watchfu
o ' i ach othei '.'
We n .'ni tn find ?t man like Benator Bay
:i;,l, a! -.1? !i t ? - I ruled by llif
? "t party, while deprecating party spirit
altogether, as to ?? gross?
ly, ?iif action ni the President, which amounts
simply t<? an invitation, at B moment of grave
public emergency, ? xtended to certain < itia us,
by their presence in New-Orleans, n> promote
?m assurance of regularity and f.iir play in tin
minds of all tli?' citizens of tli?' United st.?n ?,
?ni' honesty la certaia prooeedlngs in the
transaction of which they are vital.] inter?
?sti<l. In tlic BBaggestionsof tlip Presiden! tin
Benatof (?is reported ?m The IForld __ewspap??r)
lads aa "exercise ?if an officia] powai to
" Interfere in mattere which ought to be
"and are stii?;ly tadapeadent <tf him
"and of iii-s ?it'tinn.'' Tin- Baaata.ni
c?nsuro is BtfOaRj a MBBBia of his ov.ii part,.
The error in iu attempting to lix upon _____
rein-, ?.f tin I'l.-i.l.nt an official character
which haa never been claimed for it. There
?lie many thinga which in I im>in?tit of poblk
;.ciil tin- Executivi may ?1". of an extra
official character, nnder th:ir general proviaion
??I tin- Constitution which reqni pa him to
t?? it thai the lav.- of the ?Republic a.?* ?.!.
-. .?.i. i? i'ii- recommendation of the Execu?
tive was to i certain extenl at ;?<',?/'. ii i i
m.-.ile .-?o ii> the nature of tin* cirenmstancca,
and the prompt course of the ?Democratic Com?
mittee removed even this objection. It
v i- hardly poanible for the President to
1 ?. mocrats to collect evidence
thai the Itemocratic paity in !.? -?li-i.ina
ware committing enormoua ?frauda. Thia
i? a poinl which, with ill bis nice discrimina?
tion) Mi. Bayard miaeea altogether. The Pres?
ident, however, -o t.n from exhibiting an
unfounded suspicion of the Democratic party
in :.? ?neral, gave it the beal poaaiblo oppor?
tunity which it could desire of saving itself
Iim'h unmerited reproach?an opportunity
which, to its infinite credit, il baetenedto im?
prove. Acting under the general powcre eon
ti rred npon bim by the Conatitution, in an affair
..: gi. ... delicacy, ami iriUi m? precedent to rail
buck n,"?n. In* baa done this thing in the hope
of reas -m in_r tin.- anxious and doubting people.
At the worel he baa done no harm, aaaumeil no
dangerous authority, ?and committed no injue
iii c. A more harmleaa proceeding cannot be
imagined, if therein no need of it? nor a mon
laudable one, if there he.
n// r/ IS THE El Ml DTI
That the legal rcaull ??f the election in
Louisiana, riorida, and South C.Una shall
be lionostly declared, ever, deeenl citiaen of
either party will insist. Indeed, he will go
farther, nnd Inabl thai men legal teehnieali
Ue8 shall not be employed to defeat the will of
the lawful votera, lint be is not a decent and
law-abiding citizen who does not sustain all
enforcement ol law thai is necessary to give
. ,i?. i m th?. will of the people, and to previ ni
tin- success ol either party bj fraud, intimida?
tion, or \ iob nee.
Thus far, we aie hound lo soy, the presump?
tion i- in favor of Ihe officials in tho i -
Th*-, have urged that eminent citizens oi ImiIIi
parties, in win m the rountrj has Ihe utmost
confidence, aliould 1"* pn?ai?nl to witness the
counting ??I the rotes. In nol a -im h -1 ??. 11 i.* !
?i.i. |has far, i ?t :ii!????! lay Dem?crata thai
these officials his?* de|_urted from their aworn
duty. Ii i- wildlj assiTtiil thai nova. I'bani
lierlain, Sterna, an?! Kellogjr, and ih?* returo
?iit; lu...i.! . ii '?,.. i?, commit fmiifl ? ??mi m -
outrage*, lint thus far ii i- nol preti'ndiil thai
ihr*, have doue anything in diaregnnl of law.
.. .. h . n r?; lie ? l:iiin. .1 in liebalf of the
I ?- inociats, ? ?n ,s.i!.? -.*? foui 1? ??''?' r? <?i thai
pnrtj ?ven l?i'>ii_'l?i from Columbia County,
florida, t?? 'I'all.ih '- ? '?. l?j the L'li !
Mai liai, who liad ai rest? -1 them tor acta <>t
violen v by whi. i '. . ? -I nu n lint] la n pre
r?*) i ted from i In J? !? on, a county iu
ili.ii State Ijini up? i tl.gin l.ord< r, the
[Mills were luwanlted and Ih? Im .?il? Iroyed
in l"in Lu :? l?'< (?ulilic m i '. ? ? . In const -
.. n nee, i !.. .| 1 ?. im cratii in |oi ily i?
H -r. ; but iu t ??'?'. tl ; ?. ' ? registered l!H 1
u Im. und !. I Uli colore?! vol? i- ; ia IS( ?
:.?'._? I ?. iiiocratic and 1,?I it- Uepiildi? nil ? ?
in 1 -7". in pite of l1' .-? I.- :. ! ?!l : " "? I?, it
. ?i -m.iII Republican majority; m 1H~2 i!
.. ?* " l ? uM-nitii mid 1,1 (Ml I
m ?I in 1K" 1 it pive '? ?' I en i.ii"'
and I .'J'?''? !.'? public m \ ? * -. !'? vi i
?-. . i.?m (Mill - ?i.i acl ?il lit piibli?. .i n ijoril i ".
::?'.? ?i - i... n than .1 t?? n preten led II
ci itic niajorii ?? Kill, Is I n re no it in? ?I? I
. .1! i ill III. ?I III' !l ?!? *
bnllot-l-oxcs in M iilison Parish, hoping therehi
tu il?--i i m over *_'.lin? Uepiibliraii nia
honest)? i:i-i ti. In live p riol m t? ??..i -
-, i in i ii*, i thai m plan ni a Id pt hli? an ma
jority ??i :...?- i in l**T 1 nml I, I ' i I ?
ami _'. l"-."i even in 1 v7", il.? ? |iai
i In s ii.?w gil >? a pret? lid il 1 ???'::' *
limj n . of I. I IG. r..--il.'\ ili.- rh i.-*.- of
(Mil *?.i.ll'i [|| lia ? ?I ? . : .?
the real 'x ill of the i?. ? pie ol Loiiisi in: , und,
ns a i*..ii-r'i ?. nee, el? el n l'i? - lenl lau
breaking, violence, und nssussiiiatioii, I- there
?m renn ?!'? .'
The lua - of th? -?? Platea prot i le nnlj an
? ? i renn ?I.?. Ih- ?? require that the ran
\.t--i i ? idiall hi i '??: i up tin i
..i count i? - in u huh ih?- i : . .
1?.trnl und peaceful' that the) shall nevl .
Up tin I ? 1 ill II - a- to V. I-I? Il I"! n, il int:.;
lins 1? ,i made I?', the I tail? tl Slates ?>?
?.' ,, i ?I- of illegality or viol .:! in?
vestigate the faeb : that, ii then appears
prima facie ground f< . doubt ?liiy
of the ??!? ? tion, the. *l. ill investi** v,.- rurtlii ,
with <?|'|.i?iI'i'iiiv far both sides to I"- heanl;
and thai tbej shall nol include <n counl are
tiii n if, upon lnv< ? - * un, i In y find thai th?*
election was ?<? r.n ?In. il, fraudulent, oi con?
trolled by violence as eriouslj to afTecl the
result and defeat Ihe will of the people, Buch
?in*, not tin* privileges, bnl Ihe duties oi can
\ i ? ?-, ?i- prescribed in tl"- m man?
ner bj State laws. The object was iu ?afford
nome measure of protection mrainsi tin- infamous
brutality which, beginning with the ma ?acre
ul a lj ?nil.li. .m State t'niivention, had ? ul -
i ii .n i] ia ?t so ?? illt ?I " i lection*1 in INC ? at
which ?nil.?, 1,17*? Itepuldiean votea wen cast
in New-Orleans for (liant, and in fifteen other
parishes only ten Itepublican votea m all,
n I over 25,000 Di'tnocratic votea. In
these aaiue fifteen pansbea alunit 12,000 Re?
publican votea were [mlled at the next Presi?
dential election, and in Orleans Pari h over
13,000. <>?ii of ?_">.<???'? actual Republican
voten only 1,188 votea were permitted to be
cast! The remedy devised is obviously Inad?
equate. It violence drives 2,000 Republicana
i. in ?ii" j??!!-. and 1,000 Democrats return
1,000 ?Democratic majority, the men ex?*lu
-inn of thai return i till permita tho a ill of
the people i?? lie defeated ??.*. the virtual die
Iran. In?.m.'it ol 1,000 Republicans, I.m we
have no business to aak whether the Ian 1*
tlie ln--i m the woral in the world; ii i? the
: law of L misiaiia, and also, in suhetanee, ??t
i Florida and South Carolina. Now the quea
tion i- wheth? i the I in ?shall be enforced.
Grant that such a law would nol be enact ?I
in a N"i'ii? in State. Fortunately, Northern
Stute? bave not had t?? di ;l with armed banda
of men, ruling whole districts ?by violence.
Tiny are responsible for the existence of auch
a law who have perpetrated or excused the
violence which made it nect ary. <.i:ii?i thai
it givea tl " *ero. power ; ii cannol be aa
dangeroua aa the mastery of elections bj rifle
? Iah?. If ih.it dangerous power should Im?
abnaed, a-? it was in 1874, and employed, not
to give effect t" the .?ill <?f tin- people, but to
defeat thai will, then Thi Tkibi n will
again condemn tbeabuaeand usurpation. But
ii i* in t!i> la-it degree Importaul to under
Maud that thi-. ?laiiirrioii.? trit.st i-, Imponed by
law. 1?) ?ay th.it it muht not be
ahiiMil is one thing. To say that it
Khali not be cxrii'i?ed, if proper iftinfrtm
exists, is to say that the law s shall
hi.i be obeyed and eoforeed. it La a law <?f
the M.Hr. aa bindiug and as much ?niiile?! to
i. ipeci . - anj other. Tin- offl?sial who refuses
to enforce it properly would deserve Impeach
iii. nt ; the rin'z.ii who res. Is ?t would deserve
imprisonment. It is elavtof the land. 'Iln'
1 titution provides that electors ahaO be
I'liinii ?n .?mil iipiniit-r ?is ? ?nit State nay de?
cide, an l imp ?sea upon each State the duty nt
preventing ?t defeat <>f tin- will .??'' the people
in iv.hpI or force. Tli?- lawa of Louisiana, for
ih?i purpose, ?in- us aacred as any Iva-* ?>f the
united siit'-. liny are enacteil fur the pro?
tection ??i' the whole people. If they are Im?
perfect m had, ii is right n> .-.ill fot a change.
it th.i ?ne abased, it Is riirlit todenoaaee ?the
outrage. Mut tbej an- m?i abased, it eoforeed
upon propei cause ti? prevea! defeat of the
piopir'? wiU. To denounce an i resist the law
nm-, enforced i- simply rebeUmu ugutast law.
ENtiLAND ASH RUSS1 1.
As night have been anticipated, after the
rum? of ?h.- j... -1 si\ months, id-' acceptance
??I ?m armistice m the Eaa! i- onlj i!i?' begin
utag of mu difficulties. Tbeold jealousy, the
ineradicable suspicion, tli?- long rivalry "f
interests, burning nnder the placid surface of
diplomatic intercourse, already flame ou! again.
Wliii?- there i? .?" mach fire, there mus! i? a
irreal ?leal of smoke, ami it i? sometimes quite as
dangeroUB i" plaj with the latter as with the
former. The after-dinner speech of Lortl
Hiacnii-t'iiM. ?m Thursday last, was intended
in be niainii aiuoke, uliieli, it i? well known,
?! .iiiii".:li inngnilles by obscuring; yet there
ii.is die Hash ni' a lighted brand al the ?lose,
snd mi Friday ?i abarp, answering tu-!,
i,, mi? 1 over Europe from Moscow, Neither
of tin -:? manifestations was neeessurj ; lun. it
?in?- did not actually provoke the other, tii?'
coincidence la rerj remarkable,
Russia ?t|i|n an ?I to have taken an unassaila?
ble position lii making her ultimatum to Tur
lai-.i virtual!) accord with tin ??? demamb? ni'
lanilyml which Turkey had airead) rejected.
The?:', it NN lii lie li lu? ?lili. I. il, included !? ("lilis
in the government of the insurgen provine? .
Lord I'i b) was i.il in conccd? tlial much
tit tlie, on i . Ill in,, .' -'. l:,j at II) ni tar Ell
people with the tortured Bulgarians; and, al
though England refraintil from further uritritig
her demand after Turkey's refusal, she was
none the I? ?? delmrred from protesting again t
?'- 'un '? m suits!ami illy i | ? ._? them.
Thi ? i .1 li !',.'..' did, iitT' i Beet ual
liili an ainn read) for invasion stand?
ing behind In i words, Turkej yielded t" tin
pr? tun. aii'l tin the world there
waa a Iki i- ?.-i m vitiations u|mhi which ?ill
.??mill readily unite. I!.h m??i\ lb m a
ha? |1_1 ? ?I. :.'l WC leal P. ill -; :?" "I l."!il
1'n ?nuil?::, M". declaration to tin contrary i thai
?il I lie PoW? 1 ? ?lie lint lit ,| _!? .a|, ;.'..! I i ||| .
lh.lt the pi.?a i ill:' .'? h , ' .1.1 |'i ai .
! ... i h' i. i l.i m p ; .m. i:i i "? iirnti'd.
h is, i1.' refore, Mirprisin : that Lord lb ? oi
field, ..i i m !i a ? rit ?cal juni i . : luive
? ti ?o m.'(.???i.li nm ii.11. r<
t'..- in.- : m polii -. in regard to "th? ten
. " ni Turk? j, luircl) tu the
? !??; ii . .1" H :..' ;,' - i.t i m I tat ion,
. m i.il ?ntcKiil) ? atitiol
In presen? 'I. Hi? ?h ? laratHtii thai tin ?.'"?-?in
nil imatiini nine? and the Ihr? i "i
war " i In ' ' . ? i! i" ? add . ... n- in
mi in hi - aeknov h'dgment of
i's n a In.? -? to ?ni in .??-. >i ? I u Hii 1..I
- ? 'l. !
? ! ? M . i '. ? 1 ' |t DJ
rival . ? 'I ii ih... h
, two oi Ih
.hi hi II. '.. i . . Hi tl ll|H?li : li? nu?
il II .. ?. . : 1 ! , .i.'I in nddi
own ?'."?le. Ih lii'l-lii .
uiii.r h ?m li Lord P.' ni mi 'II
i lie "I .nh i|ii,ite liiiaruiii
tr< .'m' i.: "i the i In i ' ' ? of
I m i
This, ih''i. Is the present situation. I.'i ?ia
?t.iml? v ..ni in go 1.1 ,'..H foi il, sak? "i
. teed r? form : Ei .1, ml is i 1I3 to -" i"
uar for lei i itorial inn -i ''. . l'h?re i? lio
I ? 1 ? .!.'? roil 11 ?Cl lu n : I? I e icll .'ia I'pl i 11
other' - ' m ! If the) for ?i
? di Mu? iii.iii, such would ; Id) be
the n nil -, bul 1 in
? ? . . not ..'??! to ?.v.lil. 'I In' i' 1- a
lull in i!n- coufiisioii : 1'n- mil) effective ts?lu
liou ol ih?- iiiii.iuliv i? Is-conung tolerably
clear t" iln wot I?l, and this i ? 1 " time for
? Still COUIltl i III? IIBCe. li u:n i-- to In
. ?'n re im: -! In- 1111 1 ud i?l , ? iking
ami a 1 "i Work. A'lt.i e a1!, .'.- um.>n
and m M nul conciliai i ?it must tuke 1 im
place ni tradition and sitspi? ion.
////' 1 lift WA ? I //' .'?' SI /'.'.' V.
We are not pr? pared to conclude that the
1, ion? i., the - Aiciti ol the Cr? Ion water
were la' ?tied fora pur)N?se, bul there ura 'ii
1 uni-.,Hi''? which justif) the suspicions abroad
t?. thai effect. There i? certain!) a slack sup?
ply in the districts ol highest elevation in the
in;., hut there are appui? nt uo good ami sut'
m nut reasons wbj there -'n mi.1 be actual
city.
'I in- project nf a m-iv aqueduct d? cos!
ta'.tnt. niiiliiui dollars is an old ?"li iieul.i
j, 11.id. li \? one which politicians of both
puni.? approved years ago, and ??11 doubtless
approve now, since it contemplates an expend?
iture large enough to give patronage and leave
stealings for the entire <'i?i <.?>n rnnient. I"
justify such a acbeme ii should be oiude clear,
lii-t thai the water eannot be aopplied by the
presen! ai? ans. nnd nexl thai it can 1? by the new
sell? me, "? bich in 1 low ?d the fa? 1 that il 1 ? !"
drain the name watershed from which the
iln don draws its supplj we very much doubt.
Ib'fore any official wriotul) urges Una plan on
il,., ?if., m votes n? saddle us with an addi?
tional deb! of $25,000,000 or (130,000.000
Im ii. In- should lie -un- thai it is necessary,
iirnl that 11 Is ateo ih?' best and cheapest which
i-:iii be ?h 1 i-i d.
I'm mir part, we suspect a j"li in the whole
matter. We find on investigation tlial the hue
ami 1 1.1 of a lack ol nal? ?I in pi.ipy district ?
i- fictitious, ami that the suffering and incon
venience from the acanl supplj have, except
ta a few instanci . been grossi) exaggerated.
Till' STBTOOLB OP THE OAMBLEBE
p.. people pin rally realize how mach money
i? direct.] at stake on the action of three
South? 1 b boards of caavaas? n .' There are now
m John Morrisaey'a hands atakea amounting to a
: ; stun than tin ein:re National and State
campaign expenses of the Republican party,
which Mill lu ai>s..iiit.]v loot in ?i 1, t\ Demo
? rata In thia ?in ash ai <?'?iv. Tilden is declared
elected, 01 al least onleea the reenll ia delajred
ami befogged until liny bate had a chame to
hedge ?m thehr beta, People talk about fhe
corruption ??f the campaign. It is ?is nothing
compared with th?' poaslble eorrnption ol the
?i..int, whaB deinoiali/. d by tli?' iinpeiiding
l.iinkriipti'y ?.f the K.iml.liiiK fraternity. .Mm.,
iiioney can now be profitably used Mithin ?1
fortnight ta ptavenl Hm ?leclar.ition ol Hayes'.
? h-. tiitii than the M'bolu Democratic BUtuJ uacd
?luring the whole -campaign ta aecuro the elec?
tion of TibU-n.
\V?' bava very litllo sympathy to wmte on
thus?, ubi? stake their money in ?bt hands of
pool-sellers, fur they deserve to bo swindled,
as they may expect to he by men of this vo?
cation. Bat BOBM of the bando attempted by
these men ore m l??M thai ore stop to aapaaa
then m length to another ootaam. Among the
most desperate of the pmhbttt* devteeo, to
" hedge" their bad bets and t<> defraad thoae
who ban- gneoaed lutter than thenaolveo, n
that of publiahing fictitioua dtepatehea from
Republicana in the three disputed Stan-, gii ing
up the ell. lion of Hay? a. The aaaieaol Senator
Conover of Florida and Marshal Wallace of
Smith Carolina have beea thus forged. The
design is to dispirit Republicans, and had
then to destroy the i. tickets which they
hold on Hans, or t.? lut heavily on Tilden.
Tim effect in either ease la to benefit the
gamblers. The coatomen <>f gnnblere can
take ?'an- of themselves, bnt this conspiracy
for the ntteranee ?>f false nous becomes of
genera] Importance when the whole publie is
misled by it, and ?-ven newspaper* are inposed
upon. We warn the people against dispatches
that ''com'??I." too much.
ME OhADSTONE ASH THE AMEEICAN
UNION.
The December namber of Harpers Monthly
contains an interesting letter, hum- published
for th?' first time, from Mr. Gladstone to (Jen.
Sehende, Minister Plenipotentiary <?f the
United States to England, dated Now. 28,
1ST-, when the former was Prime Minuter.
It was .called forth by tii?' volume entitled
"The Case of the United states, tobe laid
"bel?nethe Tribunal of Arbitration at G< aova,"
ami wosmeanl to answer the charges made In
(?mi volume of the unfriendly feeling manifest? .1
toward the United States, during the war, by
nu min i s ni the British Cabinet and Parlia?
ment. In an explanatory note Mr. Gladstone
?in? s thai he is now constantly receiving
assurances of good-will from this country, foi
which I.? n very grateful, and which be there?
fore desires i" recognise by placing before ?an
people the evidences which he furnished four
years ago to our diplomatic representative at
the Pour! of St. James, <?!' his own good-will
toward our nation ?lining the existence of the
M II.
la regard to the cans ?? of co ipbi n(. be
ciintiiic? biiiisell to m eting im? specific
charge?, drawn from bis speech ?it Newcastle,
on ih?' Tih of October, 1862, and bis up r-ch
in Parliament resisting, on the part of the
British Government, a motion in favor of the
recoiniition ,<\ the South, on the 30th of June,
I8t>3. While be does not deny the opinions
as to the n-nli of the struggle, expressed In
those s|n< clu-s, und repuhlhdies a letter to an
American, written in lv,'7, wherein he frankly
conf? ?is hi? ? nur ni both tad ami judgment,
hi i - -i - thai the teuot of both addresses was
nui unfriend!) to the American public, bnl the
??-. He tacitly admits the leading pointe
ol the accusation, which are tin hi? own
wordu
p ?? i h i n ? it .a, i - of the BontB i:??.' made ? Batten."
i ,: tlu -. ?'lian, h of the Southern states was,la
. ? .mi i-u nt .ut future s I
"
:i it th? . ? - -.H in of tin- war WBS te be desired, ta
u-uui.'l; :.. to ?.arrant Its , oi.iiiiu.iiie,, it to,?' have all
? ?? .if.aili.ll.l. . ? o!in I v. Ise ju?t ..- '
1 ! .t p. lev o I'l'.i'. ami. as I P.'.'ni.il. m t ??
t' of the 8
It 1 . 'I' ! a'.ll ?.llll I'''
.'.. 'I , . ? i fatal >-ir.r. .ten for <<v. ere am!
?f till
! of Hie ttai .
Bul I." fru? I ?? -. ii n ference i" these
?int,.i' , "I neither conceal these errors
" i,,'! I ? tup! elaborately to ext? nuate
" i m mi In ;i n ?i 'i la??? to VOI imis tit??I lvi'8
"which ?I" imt np(M'nr to bave been taken
?.tint, or to those unexampled cir
" cih::-: .".m-? * which misled me, ??ml, in a greater
"ih.it i, misled th?- world." lie then Bete
?;il..,;it the work of dealing himself, bj quota?
tions in-m the aamc speccltes, from i!i<- ? ? !.. ? i __??
thai lu- mi- at any time desirous of the failure
ol the Union can?.-. 11.- thus States tin- point?
which In- considers i ?tahliahed b) his complete
utterance mi both occasions :
i ..a i | npiuloq alwajri srsa that England had S
?',. i Hi'1.1 ?? in the i,ii.iri-!-i rslssd by the hisun
. ' || Southern 91
_? i tt l -in, rest wss tbst thi North and P ntb, far
from i" .n_ ? ?'. ei. ?I..? lu m'ni ri mm u united.
i ut varloui pen, d
I Had at? ki-nol the Ainerleaa people, and of thetr tl
. , tl on to undergo, In term? of lirons sym
"A' -
L That thi itloni were not I. ?? publie m- i. ?.
itiiiia 'iH.-.ii. .1 than the two ?'? ? It? l m the
i , tile Pi un- m October, : M ..
: i : ilii,
? ?. I ta I ' aeehes
?Aiin h am i|Uoii .111. .linn- tuy desire m so Knirllahman
iin.t. tin- Union ?i.ouiii !..? broki ti ir?, aera delivered sa
i. | ii.. i..-.i i. \;.it ??ion . ni t..-, beliof tbst English interest?
aould be b -t m rv? ?', by u , eoutlnuani ???
We have m> apace i<? repeat the quotations
adduced in support of those five declarations,
ami mu-i refer the reader to Mr. Gladstone's
letter. They will certainly bear the Interpro
tntion of a cautions and well measured i^?????l
nill; ami perhaps Ulla i- as much a? ??? had
?mi reason to ? ?tpect, during a ertela which
tested the faith ami moral endurance of ??ur
i? i im mis abroad, What we may now
acknowledge without reserve la the rare
candor of an eminent atatcsman, who, coot? ??
ing hi? serious errors of judgment, otdj ask?
that all hi* expressions be tally and fairly
weighed, ami their entire tenor be accepted
'rather than that of detached passages, ta this
feense the publication of the letter is honorable
n. Mr. Gladstone, and will be accepted by Ins
thousands of friends in this country m aa
ample expiation for opinions which at the time
gave (In m pain ami n_.ii t.
77/.: HE l Air i NO THE POLE
Additional details from the returned Arctic
expedition show .?t more clearly the difficul?
ties encountered. A new name is proposed for
the ocean that is supposed i<? surround the
Pole?the " r.il.eini.l-tic N;l"-i. C, lile sea of
?mcii nt ice. The belief of the explorera bithat
the lee then baa been accumulating fot
yean If aot for oentari? ??, and thai
the sea is never live troni if. 'I'],,.
description given of this Ice abowa that it is
quite different fron that whi.h is found form?
ing each W inter in high latitudes and break?
ing up and floating aonthward with every
open Banner. AI Its lowest point the Ice <>i
that northernmost aea floated fifteen fed above
Maler level; it MOOnbled low ic.-lu i gfl ; in
placee it-* thkkni n n.ts fron 180 to200 tout.
The scoounta Indicate, though they dono! ?!?s
tiiicily Stan-, ihat this Ice is in notion, ami a
map in A?afarn give? the direettea of the drifl
m to the eastward. That the lee la in sepa?
rate nasaea is further presumable ban the
fact iliat m,?imlings were obtained at the high
eel latitude readied to the pledges, proving
that the depth of th<- sea at that point ivas
mili -eviiiiv fathoaaa. It i- pe-?tale, bowaver,
that the Hoiindings naif olitaineil throng, a
bole in (lie lea, inatle by blasting.
T?ic ohate-tee which this ice presented to
sledge travel ean new bo better undera-toot,
It.-i niasses had been jammed together ho aa to
create, an utterly irregular suit nee, which coul4
only bo reduced so that sledges were drawn
over it l?y making a road with the pickax.
The actual advance mail?' to the northward,
with the greatest lalxir, was only 7?'l mi..*
from tho place when- the Alert WM liatl-orcd,
hut nearly four times that ?lisUnc?
WM pamd over by the Kledge party \g
dragging their loads by installments, and
73 <Ia\H wen consiimed in the ? tl'oit. It ig
evident that tin* taah of dodging ?dang th?
shore was niiieli less lld-MMI than that of ad?
vancing northward over the frozen sen. Tin
party that went to th?? w? -?twiinl made thr???
or ion times M much progteea, ami the party
to the eastward mor.' than twice M much, aa
thai which wont northward. Th?* lout?* of th?
m -.tern coast party ainr rounding Cape Jo
-?-jili Henry was, nearly due wc.-l lor the lirat
hall' of their course, ami south ol' west fur the
latter halt', ending in hit. **-"_' 1<?', ami long.
s?'? :'<>'. That route ha.?, ltceii PftlmtB of in
telegrama as alone the north cooa. <?t' the eaa>
tim-nt, particularly in specifying tin- position
of Cape Colitinhi.i. lat. BS 7. long, 7o3 .w,
the hi'.'ln st lam? ili.-c.iven il ; l.ut Mr. l'ichard
A. Proctor, commenting noon the news, says
that this land on the wt-s*. in .side of Smith's
Sound is a rmgt 8? i-hunl*?. The eastern
coaat party traced the weaten ihon <>t tin in?
land in a uoith-eastirlv dilution up to lat.
82 ?W and long. ?** 'AO . The highest iioitit
?reached by the expedition la now exactly
specified m B3 90 26 '.
Before a determinate opinion can be fonnoa
m to whether the-" results preclude further
attempt! ?by tin* Smith's Bound route, it will
have to Ik? ihoWU whether the thick*ribbed ico
of the " I'iiheoci \ -I ic Sea' is permanent i.r
changing in i?-- position ?it tin? head of smith'*
"-?nil,.I. Ii ii drifte at all, there i- a ? oaaibUity
Ih,.I in -orne m*.us it may inove soiilii ...ml.
Bngliah writers, since the return <>t' the
expedition, aeeni tg regard the mta
by Bmith'a Bound as hopelessly cloeed.
They generally ?peak of the Bpitaliergea
route aa the only -alternativo. Mr. l'i??ctor
makea the result an occaaion for expressing i
hope that Antai. ne laihei tiian .\ntio re-? anh
will next i?e attempted. Certain!] tin- reonlta
ni ill?* BritJah Expedition cannot be called en?
couraging to polar explorera, though it has
furnished geographera with nearly -ix hun?
d??.! mu?s ?.t the southern boundary of ahiih
erto unknown sea,
PEBSONAL
111 ; May Aleott ?*>ill *-tady a:t in London
ti..? Winter.
Dom Pedro is vigocooaly anhing exenn?am
?Il SI "liii.l .'il ? ?.
The Arehbialiop ?>f Canterborj myathatia
tin-la-: 10 years i ?'?.000,0.10 lu? i?.-.*n -i*-?*'it '?> ?mtm
here et toe Choreta ??f llnu?ai.?! l?i t )??? t- ?torattoa ..f ..Id
. liun i.. - mal..,, i..i ,.:i/ ..; new aun.
Robert Balken, the bmndei <?f Bunday
school -, - ? .ill m m..nul dedicated to Liu
n.- m..i.i In Olouccster ?'?.!!?...liai, Gloucester i??-mg the
?n\ to ?rbl ?i li - ??'. inn n. ?in .1. .mal wi a-i,' ?I.
The nal Ailhni* ?>it<>n is r?-|?oiti fl to have
bees discovered n Uni nadar the aliaa "i kiln ?1 .-?initii,
so Inmate ol t:,. lunatic n-yluin ..n the tanks of th?
I'ur.ilni* ,. MOl .-mI.i? J.
Young Commander Cameron will m?i exp?an
Af'i? liiiii l-, M ,? lu-i-ii ?m I, ii?1 fur
foiu \ eon mi.1 n ?. -if. i'ti'1 luii-t i?v tin-1 ni? ? .?f tin- sai y
eltlw'i ip or retira from acUve aenrlce. He
? . iblp.
-Senator Jonea, tbe ?golden, was recently in
? ., og al ii.? property Ibero? an.I, ten /'???
? ? 11 v burst uf approval and ...I
1 etlve .Im ?? u a .'.a.-1 "km_- gentleman, ?un! favors the
Mr. William M. Kv.trts arrived yc.stenliy
?mi,::" from iii- r.a?!.try liai.a- ::t W'tii.l??.r, Vf.. ami 1.1
iiii.i.-i-i.in.i t.? i?p ?-'.ii-?'l.-rinl: whether be -hull abandon
? ? l,_- In. . . -- 1 ... .'.lia n:-. a I the Call Ol tllO
tit.andst -t tu mediately to New-Orleans.
Mr. Robert ?Browning is now in his t>"?t!i
year, and 1? (oil ?.r vitality aod rtvarity. Be It -<t i.?*.ii mi
ihouhtorad. Hi- 11.?;r and bent
in .->. 1 ii..-,.- j. nth m nu a
. bright ...?:.'...,?.!:, :, t? .1,-1 ??f ? on l< al stones, uiid
Hi .1 t.iiki i* n?,? ?ti ..11 Ktvi n t?? tin- Incomprehensible.
Capta. Stephenaon and Sont of the Polar
K\. .-.i:-Ion pi. ?-?ii :?l .:, I.in....ii l .1 brass tablet ulii.-ti
attached with proper oeremonies to CapcHallli
erare li the Arctic wastes. It Is thns Inscribed : "8nerad
i.? tin memory of ?dipt. <*. P. II.ill nl the I'. & shin
l*..i ..-i-, whn ?act d mi bis life In the advancement >.f
S -"..-?. 1 -71. Tais t.iiil.-t li is :..-.-n .-i.-.-t. ?1 l.y
the ItriUsh I'olnr Exit-edition ol 1875, who.t Uowlng iu
i.i? footsteps, I;..'." |.i..?.:. ?I by lu-expel ..-ii.-.-."
Mr. Walter, If. I'., proprietor of Tat London
?fur.:. WAS ' nl? it am ?1 tost Bight lit .Inn., r l>\ th.? Moli
?I iv t lu'.-. Ai- ? i - ?:...?-'? |?:?-,-nt wen Mr. Wil'.iaiii M.
Evorts, Mr. John Jay, luim lohn B, Brady. Mr. Clark?
?onV.Potter,tbe ?Ser. i?r. Henry 0. Potter.Mr.I?P.
M?.i,? n. Mr. .-..mi:. : i? i . ?-.. l*r.-i?l? nt ,.r tli.. i ii.cii
? < ?a?; ti? re?; Mr. W\ liam Walter l'li.-l;?-. Mr.
i.|i KohliiMin, Mr. .lam.?- ?...i?i?..i Bennett, Mr,
S*. l.i, alii II, lev . ill!.'.?-, I, ii'i'l -i-\ ? -ml .?n
Mr. George William I'mti-, ha?, leriona ?>i?iii
. tin -ni?).- t ...' I'li-i'Mi-t. A?blmsslui tli?- Aii?T
i, ..n iii.ii.M wlt.\ he laya: *? Ti?.- .[ii. -t.i.n tl,.it r..iiiii. llalli?
I ? \..ii is, Can't y.'ii '?"* ?wii it I Can't >. ii in.iki* it Ury
:in,i crisp ?rltbool t?i?> ttaeh lofenaea te Iba laid grit
When It to apple with wbleb you are oooerraed t ii?- ttx
ipon Ibtlity Is ?rester, for, *?? to speak, i??nr tgtgk t
?.-.ii - :i full .?nit ; it bus t ... it S?d HOI ?< r? :m lippi r all 1
a I.ni.-i _.-.iia. Ill, : '.'I ii Mai.. ?.in.-., -it ?- i|.?t :tl
? n ? M...-..' v. Iij ?hould Ihe Innoo nl frail i?.- slwoysehul
it. whltel Brown it. Mudara, firowa n ?" Alas. 0
n. -i kind Men lor, tin Auieri an bouse w if? v. tu eon*
tlnm t?? ?in a? she l.uii slwaj - dooo, In -??it ..f oil waila.
The atotjr ?>t' u baraain of ruahlcal tirant
i- related hf Burent*? Magatina. Ju-t hsftwa UM tk -o
et tin- !:i>i -.-?i..:i ..f Ooegn -? Um i'r.--i ' nt while ?i;iv
l.u'i.n. ? ii-.f. .Mi--., itrneh by the appearanoe ol ?i in?i*so
lu.iiH in?< i.? fur.? u buteher's cart that he stralnbtway
?t f.u tbe whit? aproned personage, ?m? haaghl ' M
equently, after driving ?I with ass>
atorConkllna. tbe E*tresi_lenl - At, ??<*..me m tin -> s
und look at .i new h??n-e I've I.)_iit." Mr. Conkllmt,
who Isa in.'--:>' "f I '1 '""i "''''"' tboroughly,
i ii.-ii him ?a :?'. pul?, v a htm there.and ?li.l ;?ii tl .
? nutiirund liorscman should do In such lease. "When
, |. i h m ?' ' a.- .-.it:.- Kenator. **l bou lu l.mi of
., i ,,";, Ui i," ?, i? i? I il.? Yd -i'i.*i.|. '* Him much did v.?u
]?a-, i"i* hint I" "Two buudred and tl r? > dollars,"
?ii.-u. i*.-ii lien. Grant. " Well," respon?led the Benator,
?*ii?. n,.i\ tie a Ten cood animal, and tloubUess I?, but if
n wer?, tai fa?.-1 mi' k t ihould rather hare ?Um money
? '* "That is what i!*_u bntclier thought t"
i. plied ?Un i.? -:?l- nt.
POLITICAL WIES
Everybody Menu to bo good attvod raeopl
the n.m who wonM t.? s<i>* " I Md yw ?.? " and seal |?M
?i chance.
T.ilk about theSpeakerahipof tho mkI ''.?n
Uus lia- beau afamad) ? and iba trtendi ol Hi.? sM wkt.
Cox, Rantloll,and ."?iiyl.i*, are baril] vorktaf t? the
claims <?: ? i ii.
i;?-n. Butlerappearato l>o about the happkal
m.ia in Hi.- i-.iantrt ..n-t n,.ii. Tin- tii?.?l ?.-.- . -.- I ?a
fellow who i .- Um pro .?? ?.f u post-oSes mS
thinks one niante bo wUI pet tad tin aozttbatbabM
loot it.
Whoever was reaponaible for tho riot ia
Charli toaonVTodn? day,the erldaeea ihowi iinttbs
Brat shot WM an*d by a white nan named O'NoilL He
tg one and owl I -.?'?
dentally. Qe bad known It to do so beten andweonda
,-..;.,I-..1 imy Min, wao. \.iiniiiiii?r it. Then Isalh M
ei.ii'.i ..i a big broth? i '?im ?'.'.?i a ??I? :i-.nit i,nan : i
itiL-1.;* Ilttlu brotherorerthe bend. Hi always n lonaled
for the blow hi tayiuirbis band ?? sl)p|ie?L" i'?? ti ?
with Urn accidental shooting m the ?s..ntrt is that It ri
Wg] ? lilis I i" -i'?
CongreeanMa Milton Bojlor of Ciminn.iti,
? me kept ? M Im -?"-ak.-i. , . boaeel i.i.ui and a
patriot ab attb? Pit iktentlal gxu ?tion. VThsa aakad ky
a reportar Ol the Commercial if lie i?]>i<r<-Li.?ii.!< ?J ?I r
to th.? eoantry from tbe present .situation, in? snawandt
" I il., not. 1 liait- to?) imit-li fuit li in tlit? s?.I??-r MMli
tlioii_,'lii of tin- Atu<-ri?\iu i?.??pl?.. ?Thaaa ?r?- too many
peepM vha ha\,? ptupntf, own t...n,i-.. aai m t!i?
fathers afebUdraa. w.? naaawl a_bcd taeaavari -?s
United States Into a ?weaad ?ttalea ft mj Jai?_|T?H
whoever to fblrly elected, without taint oi fraud, will i>e
Inatunratod peaaafnllj. by tbe ivni!ii.,:i. unseal of _?-tb
i?artl?_."
Ez?Got. Jool Parkor is alif-aily bwght out
in Mtm-AmmS astUt? D.-iiin, i.iti.-1 am.litl.it?-f.?r the t'nited
8t.it? a S. unto. Ihe Elizabeth Herald gtVM him tills mild
SB_-wi?*iu_j_fttri? "WlOioul any prcUiii?O of uierclrici'-US

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