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j?nemce? Montes.
To the (?imi.kmi.n or Nkw-Yobk.
We respecttnllv ??.in...nee bavlas tBlB ?Ihy nMnol the erice
?f o *.r wi.le'.v |N.|..il.ir MILK llii-l?? ->?. ami oui .?ii.i.v llAr?.
to $*>. wiili Uils Run? ?nit?ineiii ?e nete areroni r?duction
lb ?ami .?I i.ilMir aa ciaililinr n? In a men-iiie l?> meet Pie ex
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Ne.? York, Vet). 10. J.U rn.l, ive
1 ?an t TitiBivK, Mail Bubsenbsm, SlOpei annum.
feKiit-WicKKt v Jhiiunk. Mnil Siil>seril..?r??. **'< p r ?an.
WuBKLf mini st Mail Subasribasa, 92pes tanuia.
lerms, cash m a? I v.m ce.
Atldres!?. 'IHK Tkiiicnk. New-Y.irk.
Twon? unable to sHsSBTm 1*BIB?*JHB irt any of the
truiiii, boat?, orhofcl* in uhi/hit it unaUy ?old. will con?
fer e nSPSr Im infoi ininu this othec of the aecuou'.anee*.
Tvx aUMt-WaBBLl T-IBUBB will tie ret?At titti n.?>ruiiig
el e o'clock, in wr.i?>riiira for mailing. Pitee ."? eeata
fi '?.?**ii'.n[i-,i?i?!i .?Baye Ibelr favora f??r T?ii:Ti:ini sr
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FOUNDED BY HORACE QREELEY.
FRIDAY. FEBRUAB- lfi, 1877.
HIS NBRro THIS UOKAT.SG.
FoniMc.N.?T!ie Daks of __r__*n ?asumuncas tli.it lie
v :. .,i.?-'.ti"ii tin- Britiah (.iovoriiiiu ?it an its Kastara
I?oli.y iiit_t Tneadajf. _i_^-^ Gen. Cbnnffnrnier ?h
J.?oil. = ?Gen. Diiiz's ?utlionly is ?JBOUguiued in
tlie Mexican PUeiflc .St:it??s.
Dummuc.?Mr. ?Brarta spnkc before the Elf-rtnral
Cwnaaisskm ?>n Um !j.?iii..iatia ca???* jraati liav fot lbs
Bapublimum, ?'mil Judaje Campbell foi the Detao
nrnla. The Comniiaeion will meel ia secret seeahm
tt.-.lay. - . ..- An att??nii?t mon nette i?> aseassinnte
(??.v. l*H_kar?l ftekeedey ; lio aras ahnt, bul BSmch
?l?,\>ii tin. pietol, tin- Lull sstteriuf bisknea, ==
Tlie publication of lbs true v.-i.-ion of ths Ttttlnu
Oregim diapstcbea is eauatnf a puai senaatton in
Washington ; further rsrelations are t mning t.?-il.i\.
=?-. l.vnlftici' taken ut Waahiagtou i?y tho Kcal
J^?tat? ?Paul C'oi'iiniii.'? jreaterdaj eonnects Col
1'eliun's name with eonlrin te. Coi Pelton tesli?ieil
durii g the ?lay. =_: The Woodin l.illn relative to
tlie Commissioner >?f Jurors ami Coroners .?f tin
Ci.unty <>f Maw-York i?.u--_-i! in the .Stat. Senate.
ConOMMMt.?The Senate passet! the Diatrici T.ix
bill. An important amendment was offered to the
bill atnciitlint, the r.i.-ific Bailroad sola, which will
he debated to-day. In Hie House the Naral Appro*
printbm bill was puaeed.
City and dOMWUit.?Oaehwald wm hnns at
Hnwariti Bjaudied, psobaUjr from ii.n-i.i, befara
tlie hour of I'xet-iitiiin. ^= A ciiniiiiitl.-.? ?.f Nnw
Jermy Ceatralstoekholdstarsparted thai the emu
phtiy's ctitidiiion areanttsh sums than it.- offlcen
L.i.i i-.j?i.?anted. == An extensive system of
amucKUnc with Canada ataa aupeued? und two m?-n
men ammtad. ?? .- Uald, 100% 109% 105%
Gold valus tgl Hi?? tssjsl teeides dollar atlbocloau,
?u^io ssata. B?aeka anatia but guueinUy dull,
?bUSUg stea.lv.
*
Tub Wxathkk.?Thb Tbibi si's loeal abserra
ti"n? in.li.iiie wnruier and threatening weather.
Tlieii'iotni-ier jreeterday 90***, 46 , !itj .
Tlie S-Vdte Senate s?-??iiis to have coinr (<> lite
Coiirln-ioti that Tin: Tk?i?'m-: '.v;is ti^lit, und
til?- CorooAu trcN noi, aboul the existence of
iilni,-.'.-* in tiiat office, Mi. Woodin's bill, ?fmnted
to i-'i'it-ft tin-in, \\a> jiiiSM-d j(.?.??(;?!ihiy by a
uii.in:!ii"ii.-> vote.
.? .*.?
Oov. GroTM swora before the .-*?. ?nata C??in
linti.'e tiiat he iiiliiiinetl no oiif m advance of
bis pnrpoae with respect to Crunin, and yet
tl'.e fiiilicr dispab?lieu sbow thai be telegraphed
to Mi. J il.i? n a wick before just wbai ?be
nould do. Will Uor. (.rovci *pluaae ozplaial
It was in vci-* 8iii(>ii.?l> nppoaed ?that B-on
ri.iniii would ojiie.se the pausase of Baa*
???.ui Uoope going to iorade Turkey, All room
foi d.nilit is, however, lini.Aiil by tin- formal
agree__enl ^?llicll Pr?nee Charlea baa made to
ailow tlie Kuaaian troops fn< um of in- ?terri?
tory. It ih re-auonable bat ratin-i ?odd thai Um
Prinaa aboald at the same time deuj the
Turks tiii.*-? privilege. Tb? l'on?' umat coo
rider him a voty disobedient vassal.
Ct'iitimiital Life foanmnoe nflairs ?dlspla-f
Tiith t!ii?!i new probing mom oorruptkui. The
im ?.ut ?receiver abowa onmmendnble anxiety
to get to the ltotmni t?t this ?had basineua.
Tlie tnuu___c?tiooa with the New-Jersey Mutiiitl
concem were exceedingly crooked? but the
prompt iiic.i.iut ? tiiat have been taken bid fair
t?> .-.iiv?- and ?recover ? la::r?* ?part of the ?trauB
ferred securities. Tbers is ?some additional
evidence aa t?. the offieers of ?the .Continental
liaviiiK han?lhd the property of tlie policy
holders daring Mr. Anderson's lect?rerahip.
Altogether the ?position ?*f those officers i.-? I.? -
con?in?- .*>? rioua.
Beth branch?e of the Legislature bave now
passed the hill df|liiiiig the powers and dm a ?
of the ."--'ii'?. linn ndi nl ol BtatC I'riM.iis, Mr.
Hasted iin-i.ii.i.- it through the Assembly jt --
terdny. Aa **'','H as the ?Senate .hull have coa
en!..din tin- Aaaeaahly aaitwdannit. which
iiii-i.-i?/ finlitiiJi?s in tin- a?t a ?proliibitiou of
political appointatenta, the bill will go to the
(_*o\ir?ior for his Signatare, and Mr. Pflahory
can 1m- promptly nouiin.ited r.nd eontiinicd.
When tlii.-. Une. beea done, the hardeat stags
in tlii.? K?U11U will ba.e be<_ Oil -ed. Uia
t>n JOUI r?iico tlie amendment, which
bill UUlIea int?) ollei-t, >v?m iirst framed ; il
yema 'innre, WO Mt likely to 100 fxir more i
progress.
? ?
There it said In In- ? small l?nt ndroit li
til work in \Vnsliinirt(?ii nn n scheni?' to
through another mbeidy for the boppl
lotien 1'iKitic Mnil Bteuaship Company
tlie .round that the China nt?d .Tapan f
emilil not he cani"d without it. Cong
men should n n deist and that this sobald
granted?, would be simply tlie robbery ??!'
Usited Stales Trem-niry to that an?
'liiere i? un nerd? for giving a dollar to
then mail)? carried. In fact, a better or;
ized company is already oft'ering to c.iny t
over tliis precise mut;*, merely tor the oi
postage*. Legislation at Washington haa I
sntliiii nilv disgraced l?y Pacific Moil cor
tidii already, and he would I??* a pretty '
Congresos-M who should Envoi this last roIm
?
Brooklyn's penopooto of a large public 11
kcl ?in* tmprovipg. Al present a large pro]
tion of tiie food consumed in thai eitj
brought fron Long Island farms across
Ka.-i Kiver, sold here lo the Brooklyn retail
?mil carted l?y then bock to Brooklyn bei
il is finally liisjios'.tl of. The result is 1
grocers and butchers in that citv have
charge much higher prices than here.
St.ite Senate has passed the hill nuthoril
the purchase of land for 11 market at the I
of Washingtoo-ave.. on Wallabonl Bay.
location is practically^niidw.iv between
Eastern and Western DiHrieta; owl as ? fa
will probably l?e established at thai point
largo neighboring population will hevecbea
food and increased facilitieo for reaching Ki
York,
Tlie Duke of Argyll? who is to lend
attack on Lord Beaeonsfleld's Eaetcni pal
in the House of Lords, has followed the si
jot attentively daring the recess, end is (|ii
liied to express the Opinions whi( ii inodcr
Liberals hold on the slate of Turkey. Ji
evident from the terns of hi*. Mticc that
will maintain thai the QoTernment is.not a
?h?: up to the spirit of its instructions to 1<<
Salisbury, which were as strong as moat L
erais would desire. The weak point in t
argument (s that it makes no account of t
altered circr.iii*?tanc?*s which have 0118081 sil
the British Envoy tried to coerce tlie 1'or
Tho question has now narrowed ii??lf t?? m
traliiy or a Russian .alliance. I hi these poll
the Liberals themselves are more hopelesi
divided than the Conoei vativ?-..
The police sergeant) ogainot whom Mr. \
S. Andrews has made such a plucky fight? !
been committed for trial in default of Im
The case was limply that of brutal and oi
rageous treatment of a laboring man by
brutal and outrageous policeman. There a
little thai was remarkable about that. T
one surprising thinK about the affair is th
Mr. Andrew*?, being a witness of the issnu
instead of exhibiting tbe usual indifference
tho average New-Yorker and shirking t!
trouble and notoriety of seeking redices, ft
lowed the policeman and his victim?for, wi
?ill the consistency of his craft, the offict
after knocking the man down three turn*.*? ai
kicking him, had promptly arrested him?pi
furred complaint against him, and conduct?
the preliminary proceedings, and now ims il
satisfaction of seeing him locked np. 'This
merely doing a citizen's duty, to be sure; bt
how many citizens do it T
It is very evident that ?i bargain, or what
familiarly known OS a "dicker," has bet
outdo in the matter of the appointmei
of the Insurance Superintendent. The 1 >*?iim
nats are. given the nomination of Judj
Stnrges for Canal Appraiser, and are ei
pected, in return for this, to cast their soli
vote for Mr. Smyth for Insurance Soperii
tendent, who is to be eonflrmed by the help?
(?lose BepubKcanS who have been taken inl
the arrangement; The fact that such a bargai
has been made renders it likely that it wi
succeed, but it is a species ol baiter that I?
fleets little credit on all concern? d, ai.
we shall bo glad if enough independen
men of both parties refuse to be bound bj i
to defeat it. Perhaps it is worthy of note ths
the Democrats have, as usual, inen outwitte?
iu the trade. They get an office which i
likely loon to be abolished, and, in return
insure another full term of Republican contre
in one of th? moot important departments ii
iii?* State Government.
Got. Packard is an advance on tae c?t.ib
Ushed type of oilice-holder?he shows DO dis
position to resign, and absolutely refttses t<
die. His mive, in dealing with a would-h
Mstssin is likely hereafter to disconrogc peo
pi?* from asking him to do either of tbe?
things. The. attempt was so foolhardy that i
could hardly have been the net of a sane man
If it was made for political purposes-, it must
have been inspired by a reckless frensy next
to insanity itself; and if th- re was a plot, il
could hardly have had any respectable sup
port. 'J he Democrats of Louisiana thorongblj
understand the necessity ol keeping the peace,
ll i- not likely that they would bsVO pun
through the trying ordeal of a double inau?
guration without firing a shot oolj to indulge
now ?u an :is-:!ssinati()ii which would be fatal
lo them. The incident, now that it has turned
out t?> be acorcely more than that, has called
n :t ?m smosing offer of official courtesies.
(luv. Niclioll? sends his police t<? Gov. Pack?
ard^ stronghold to arrest the man who ai
tempted bis rival's life, but Gov. Packard,
probably wishing to give bis own police some?
thing to do, refuses to give bun np. This
mokes s cii-ds, which can hardly b?* solved
till Gov. Nicbolls sets up an assassin ot bis
ow u. __________________
///E LA IEST OREGON DISCLOSURES.
The fresh batch <?f Oregon telegrams deci?
phered for the Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections by aid of the same M dictionary -
" key ?' which unlocked the mystery oi the
"Gobble" dispatch, involves llr. Tilden or his
? next friends in a much more serious offense
j than any that has heretofore been brought
I home to them. Up to yesterday nothing worse
i bad been disclosed than scandalous political
? tricks ami certain pecuniary transaction- srbicta
I had an evil look yet wen* perhaps susceptible
I of a decent explanation. ?Now there is ques?
tion of sheer undiagniaed bribery. The ??.i 1 ?.w -
ing telegram iioi- 'tilden'?Oregon agent speaks
loi itself I
Postlakd, Bar. '-'**.
W.T. PBLToa, >'??). 18 OrwmtnpPart, Wem Yuri..- tJot?
Ul .ii v. iii in-i?-iit-ii i-? un.* i) inir.it. BuM pun hum o
Ci iiublictltt eleclnr lu rt ru-in/i- ml ?et Willi 1?, m* t i.it?
?nul Mean I"?.* \nt<* ;m-l in.-viiit li.nililt?. Ii.*i..i>it
flOyOOO to in) iii.ll! altS Ku:iiit/.i* lliiillit*:?, W.il!*?t.
All- ?\ ??I-. J- 11. B. I'lllili K.
To this extraordinary moooogc wooappended
I the following still mon* extraordinary p<>-.t
?i ript : " I fully indorse tins. Jiniie-, K. Kelly"'?
Mi. Kelly, jilease r? member, being ti Senator
of the United State?. The huid i.iMalilv of
lin pteposs- aroused uo indignation ut New? I
I York; it only produced ? fresh exhibition of
? that cxticine caution in money inallcru winch
iiiiiny a ?Democratic statesman thin aeatoa luth
MOtM cnu.sc lo lament. Bet? It the answer:
gnw-Touu, Nov. 20.
.1 il. N. I'.mi.i.k. Poit'rud, thmyni Be ium ??.on
?a ?ii Qeiiium ii.'.-i'i?* cerinicstc t if pan ?mabssNipaasa
coil,i,??cut on result mi Lurch, il can lie doer mil in?
ri, mu).I. ?slightly, if ii?-?'..-?.?iv. |Niislitii;inir?'_?J
Appaien?) thej ?"'> :*"?* seOforcaali in Or
(7:011; Patrick declared be woald da nothing
without 1 In ready ?money, though he was able
to praaniae a little r?duction in the turnia 1
roiiTiami, gar. no. '
W. T. I'KITO?.. >'o 18 Olpmtnp lot I:, ''etc Toil: : Oov
oni.ir :.ll ri.-ti* *?!"?':? r ??> int Wl_ issus eastWeals
Tin ?any. Tbm s teertA. ?gaputHeaas Uuuatsa n sset?
. ate Inlaid t.? Ignora Demoerets1 datons iin.l till vur.in?-y.
Itnil Hill? ?I? feat ?u II..11 ?f (?o?? rm.r (h,e enclin- mull be
?mid to reconnue l>ciin*Tat to ?retire npjprttf, lliivt? SB?
ployed thtue latryers' edltss ot unjj Republleaa paper
a- .le lawyer; fee. ?it.lMr.1. bill hike JftjOOO for He/nth
iienn elector : mUA tpAU n..,ncy: caii'i i.'i.la fee :'t.ni Ul?
li?. Halls.'?iiriiiiv. Kell* aii.l Bailla??! will .u-i. Oeaa
mniiloale >>. m? m. ut. Musi sal yermxjiiy.
IN?, rigusture.]
This sinus to bare met Mr. lviton's views,
for tin- next day (?is we know from the t?-ti
many elicited two w.-cks ago) the tnm of |
98,000 -,?,?1* deposited.with Kodntae Brothers
iu this city to Mr. Patrick's credit. There isa
cfaaam in tin? -torreapontlence liere which leaves
a part o? tin- complicated pecuniary transac?
tions oi these feu days obeeura. For on Bat
urday, the 2d of Deoeaaber, Mr. Mush, the Balean
banker, telegraphed to Til!on ?of th<* Liberty
Street linn, " Can myriad In* had for subject
"nii'ttcr, Needed;-1 ind ?'myriad,'1 he ex?
plained, amant $10,000, Tin- answer was,
"No funds t?> he had." But on the same day
Senat? Kellv telegraphed t?> Pelton, "Can'l
"draw tin* eight i deposit Charlea Dimood, No?
" 115 Liberty Btn ,1, toordei Bush it Ladd,8a
"leiu. Must have il M.lay,"?Monda., being
just two days before the date appointed tor
the decton to meet ?and cast their votes. The
explanation probably is thai 'he n.y hav?
ing been deposited t<> the credit of ?Patrn-k,
iiinl Patrick baring ?gone to Baa Francisco,
Senator Kelly could not ?gH the funds tor use
in ?Oregon at the time rei|iiiied. The case
however was pressing. He telegraphed ?again
1o Cul. Pelton on ?the 3d, "Have t?? hollow
"money on my individual ?raqionaibility, in J
"trust you ?an replace it ;" and CoL Peltoa
replied, " Ti'letjru?ih Jleiuh/el: /jn tilmitl. You
" ?shall he it'?inlnirsed. l>o not lail. All ini
" portant. Advise progresa." Here after all
was nothing but ? promise. Senator Kelly
telegraphed again, this time bom ?the State
capital where the rota um aboat i?? be cast:
sai.i.m, Oeegsn, Dee. ?">.
W. T. l'l.li.'V, A?. 18 lirnntrrcj I'nrk, St ./? Vorl. : Cin't
yn11 depoail ?the eight, Charle* ?Dtamaa, nr_ .1 r 1? - ?>r?t?r
Ladd? iiii?ii. siii.ni 1 ( ?in'i _??! nii.i!'.? notai muai Bars
It Wed.lay? IslBarapbus -?.:i?-i?_. Vlsrwtn not f.ul.
In.? TKINAI..
The iKxt day Col. Pelton arranged the ?tele?
graphic ?traaafer of 98,000 to Ladd & Baafa
in the i-xii'aoidiiii'iil.v roundabout way which
baa already l?e? u deacribed in the coarse of
the investigation, and the following is the
dispatch iu ?thick be aaaoaoeed his ?action:
San 1 :: *..??' i?< ?>, Dae. ('??
Hon. J v m ? <? K. Ki.'i.y: Tlie eight depesHed as
.Inc. tiii tblsu-ornluc t*et no teclutirniiiii pr?tent ?ein
nittij. i*??c i.iiir iii-cteiinii. |Xi> signatura.]
On the same day the following message
?'already .published) was -?? ?it hy I'ittrick to the
Senator who idled hi? place with so niii?*h /<*al :
.* is l'i, is ;100, !>?? . i-.. 1?7?!.
Hon. J. K. KKi.t.Y, Oregon 1 Headfjaarten lela
?*r:i|ili ?ne luv n ?:".? -' . i'iiti'. ?I n* first BSfttfS?, Will in lks
tnmafer to-morrow, will programme be smiled suit
answer. I* ?thick.
It then hud 1.g an) "reasonable doubt as
to the parpoee foi which?the money was re?
quired, this la-t telegram might have set. it at.
rest. Mr. Patrick expressly declares that his
Brat requeat ?has been granted, and we think
In* math? his ?first request toh rably explicit,
Indeed, if the money was not ft? he used for
corrnpt purposes, we can see no r?';isi>n for the
intense anxiety of the Tilden ageatt to have
the hard cash in band before the fust Wednee
d.iy in December, The price of Cronin ac
co,ints for only a fraction of I ho draft, and
tin* lawyers, if there were any to lie paid,
Could certainly w.iit for tin? ariival of tin*
money deposited with Ronntxe Brothers.
Why then was "the programme*1 not carried
out ? It may he ('?.it Patrick was entirely mis?
taken in supposing that one of tin- Repablicao
electors could 1m? bought I H may hit that at
tin- late hoar when Senator Kelly obtained the
fonda the attempt could not safely he made.
Or ?I may be, alter all, tint the ^"?.(?OO which
Patrick offered t? "take" for a Republican
elector was in addition to the $8,000 divided
?among Cronin ami other helpers, ?nul that
Col. Pelton was t'?o cautious to make, the
trade. These pointa may possibly Ik- ?denied
up before the committee concludes the investi?
gation. So tai it is established that the Tilden?
managen wen? iu ?negotiation for the out-and
out purchase of an ?Oregon elector, and that
Mr. Tilden'a nephew and confidential agent in
tins city (a member of his Immediate family,
bring in the same boUM with him, rep
reaenting him in all political Buttera, ami
in daily and hourly consultation grift him)
agreed to pay the i -ire demanded, atnl some?
thing more, if ?the bargain could I?? nade
''contingent on the reaull in March,1*
Next WO beg have to call th.- attention of
the Senat?' of the United States to (lit- part
?which Mr. Kellv playa m this transaction. If
he was not actually the a_.ent in an attempt
at bribery he was at leas! the deliberate in
doraer of a propoaal to "huyan elector." Yet
when he was questioned by the committee
?boat this very dupatch he declared that it
was nothing but a request that the Demo?
cratic National Committee should send $10,000
t.? Oregon to pay any legal expenses which
might lu. Incurred in connection with tin?
Watts cii-e, "and it was also mentioned in
"Hie dispatch" (we ?qnote from the A-M,eiated
Ties, report of his testinioii.v) "that any money
"not m.?led would 1??* returned to tie- ?com
"inittee.'' "He never heard the unlawful u.se
"of money in connection with this ,;,s,. Unu
"tioned, and he never had an idea tint any
"money would he _aed ?improperly in eonoeC
"tion with it;* All whi.h mahea very pretty
reading now*.
80 BR TlTlllll: OBEGOB DETA ILA.
'I he Oregon evidence has eon? by plot?
meal, and very few have walchtd it s?'i closely
?is t.? appreciate it? force, u h by fer the
most damaging evidence yet ?produced u? the
cms.' of Mi. '| ihleu. 'i'li,. ?foret ,,f t|M. ,..,_,,. ?s
that Mr. Tihhn's friends have attempted
several explanations which, at hmt, art;
proved to be wholly falaa bj their awn tel?
egrama, .-suiiie ol these wen? m cipher,
and lor a time were tinintelli^ihlf. Hut
a linn in Detroit, which hare bad many
dealings in mining ?stocka with Pat?
rick, Mi. Tilden's sectet agent in ?Oregon,
have (?Moveieit that tin- toloaiailH uie in the
very cipher which they aaed with him, and,
having h.?n compelled to testily aadm oath,
hav. revealed to the Senate Committee the
?Batan <?f the Cipher? so that all the di-patche?
have heen tnadatad. The fainoin* disjutch to
Mr? Tilden himwlf.llglUld " ?obble," und iLittd
J Portland, Dec, 1, find utti ?tod their at:, utioii
! to tho MS of this cipher, and o tr.uisl.'.tinn of
th.it dispatch in 'The Detroit Tr'Anotc cans-d
them U? Ix* Hiiintnoiu d as witiu--.se-.. Tl ? re.-t
of the story the dispatch? s themselves t< 11 only
too plainly. Of these we lmvc already given
in the ton-going article the most important.
It is worth v.hih', however, to set down some
other-*, which complete and round out the
stoiy.
On the Hth of November Messrs. S. S. Cox
and W. '!'. IVltoii. the latter Gov. Tilden's
nephew- and c?>nl'ideiilial agOttti living iu
hi? hoiiHc. telegraphed to th?- Hon.
Ladayctte Lene, arging Ua to no to 1'ort
land. On the 10th Mr. liewilt, chairman
Of the Democratic Committee, telegraphed to
Gov. Graver, nggeettog that bo "be careful
" that the count i" honest," because Oregon
might dedds the result. On the l~?t!i he tele?
graphed to Bimotor K?-lly that the Governor
should giro a certiticale to Cioniii, and Mr.
Thompson of Ohio also telegraphed that the
(???ttilicalcshouhl not be iii ven to Watts. On the
17th a significant I eleg? om went boa Mr. Hewitt
to Senator Kelly, who had Storied eastward
and who was tamed bock from Son Francisco,
Mr. Hewitt -saying: "Circumstances require
"your iiiiiiicdinU! return to Oregon to consult
" Coveiiior." On the l'.?th Mr. Peltoo leJe
grapbed George !.. Miller, at Omaha; to go
direct to Boleas, where letters ami toiegrouis
would meet him. Mr. Miller replied the same
day that he would "send a better man Bnt
" lrain," and again, that the man would "reach
"destination Saturday morning. Will this bo
"in time'/'' Again, on the 25th, Miller tele?
graphed (iov. Grever to "delay action1' be?
cause a nan Would in rive on Monday, anil then,
on the 27th, sent this very instructive dis
p,il< h :
Omaha, War. .'7, 1S70.
w. T. I'h.ton, go 11 Bramtrgg I'urk. v. i. .* Da what*
?versar Mead ??k? ptamptij saasttiMMnitlf.ftiMnS-a,
whii'li you will lit'itr fiiini. OaOaOS I. Mil i.i ((.
What was the reply 1 Evidently th? follow?
ing, from New-York, Nov. 21:
j. ii. S. i*a i hick, siilem, Oregon: Berrera jeme patata
it t i.i i hasarda OMaauialeats allfc sis baowdlnlclr? si*
im: ptompmtfht. l?,vt?.
Whether "Davis" stands for IMton or Til
den, nobody will care. And now comes the
fatal telegram, sent in cipher, and translated
only on Wednesday, Wo have printed it
above, but as n fitting close to the series just
quoted, we invite attention to it again:
Pom i tan, Bex. so, i*o>
w. T. Pateos, Bo, IS fhwmere*) Park, Pete Turk: Got?
Titic.it.- will bt leeaerl le mm Detnorrst. Mint pmrohmm a
BrpmNtOOn elector to neoQni2e und art in tli ?tMnttWt,
mm ? i.i* vote aad prereal tnabte. l>?*?." nil 010,000 tu
:?y it. tilt with Kuiiul/.i- Dim., Wall ?I. An-w. i*.
.1 Ii N. l'ATltlCK.
I fully ladOlSS lliii?.?JiMK? K. Kai i ?.
The net of the correspondence we have
carefully traced above in Ihe previous ai title.
I( only remains to note that after
the tinal "eight" was deposiicd as di?
rected, followed dispalches from .lame-:
I). Fay to (?ov. Graver, saying; "Von
"huvo saved the Republic," and from
Coree to Polten, saying, MGlety to God," and
from Hewitt to Judge Strong at Salcm, saying
that "Tilden has IS."?," and from Hewitt to
Bellinger saying that lie must "-.--e that every
"point is covered," and from Gov. Graver to
PeterDonohue, New-Yotk, expressing "thanks
" for congratulations.''
What more, is needed t(? make this foul
frond apparent to tlie dullest coinp'ilieii.-ioii ?
The money waa sent to buy a Republican
elector. For some reason, tin. elector declined
to bo bought, but the virtuous Crania and
Others oboorbed the money. Yet the object,
clearly stated in two dispatches to Gov. Hi
den's nephew, ?it Gov. Tilden's own house,
WM to " purchase one Republican elector to rcc
" ognize Democrat and secure the vote and pre
" vent trouble," For that purpose money was
deposited, as originally asked by Patrick, with
Rountae Rrothe?, and, as afterward asked by
Kelly, with Challes Dituond, though onl.v
one remittance of "eight" was used. How
many people at No. 18 Gmmercy Pork knew
oi this transaction1 Wo only know that the
very cipher used in explaining the plan was
also need in a di?patch direct to Gov, Tilden,
which experts swear was in th?' handwriting
.?f Patrick. Is it gniel or a dream .' i- it Pel
ion that we doubt 1 Are things what, they
seem, or is visions about 1 bour civilisation
a failure 1 Or ia tbe Caucasian played out!
iMi'i-.it ?t LOGAN I
Tilden is lost. So much seems certain. Par?
tisanship has been altogether too much for
him. Jlis success has depended from the very
tust apon the possibility of banishing partisan?
ship from the content. It could not be done.
Every effort to secure a non-part isaii view of
the siluation lias failed. Ihe votes of the
precincts where partisanship was sncceaafnlly
(pulled by the extermination oi 'partisans were
thrown out by partisan Returning Hoards, the
members of which refused the most brilliant
ofl'ers to lay aside partisanship and take a
non-partisan view. At every point the efforts
of the non-part ?sans have been defeated ; 01 0TJ
move, whether by persuasion, intimidation, or
purchase, bos been blocked. Even in the last
resort, the organisation of the Electoral Com?
mission, partisanship has triumphed and Tilden
and Refom have, been, ii we may be pardoned
ihe expression, "knocked higher than a kite."
The Opponents of partisanship and friends of
Reform have in the most remarkable way been
foiled ?it t:\( IV turn. Then must have been
(h -.i^'ii in ?ill this. \V?! solemnly believe there
vas ?i conspiracy?a conspiracy all Ihe way
through, but especially in the organization of
th?* Commission. That eonopiioc] ought to be
unearthed, exposed, brought to li^ht. We be?
lieve it can be. Bowl
Impoath .lohn A. Logos .'
Liataal .lohn A. Logan is the Head Center,
the Hub, the Kin*.' Pin, the Main Spring, Mo?
gul, and Mugwump of the final plot l>.\ whiclf
partisanship was InotaRcd in the Commission.
When the bill creating the Commiuson was
ander diaeaashm, tho only qaoation in tho
minds of Mr. Tilden's friends WOO whether il
could be organised on ?i thoroughly non-parti?
Kan basis by the selection as litth Judge and
fifteenth Ctanniisnionei of a non-partiaan who
could be depended on to vole for Tilden.
BeHevllg thai this had been securely provided
for, and that Judge David I ?avis would
surely be the non-partisin lilth and
fifteenth who could be depended on every
lime, tlie friendn of Hi form chcrrliilly sup?
ported tho bill and canied it through the
Ibuisc. Mark now the tracks of the con?
spirator and the enfolding of the conspiracy.
John A. Logan was candidato befan the Illi?
nois Loglalslsuo for refileetkm to the United
Stales ?Senate. Several ballot? had been taken,
and he lacked but three or four voU**s of a ma
joiity. Logan in subtle, deep. Of eourse he
could have had those votes at any moment.
He knew it, but lie was playing f??r larger
stak?*?. What did thi? wily conspirator do y
Waited till the occa-iou was absolutely ye-tlow
with ripeness, and then, while the ?country
wondered and the friends of Reform
stood aghast at the unu-ual spectacle? with
'drew! TI1?8 was grand strategy. He was
never befOM known to withdraw. What could
j if meant The Country had not long to wait
for the further and final development of the
plot. Judge David Pavis was ?letted to the
Senate, and there were only two thoroughly
lion-partisan judges left upon the Ih-iicIi who
eonld be di pended npou for Tilden. The ob?
ject which the friends of Iteform had in view
in creating the (.'?Immission was defeated, and
partisanship mied iho hour. It will -?hortly
tollow, in the natural course of events, that
Logan will either be appointed Secretary of
Stile or Judge of the Supreme Court.
These are the simple facts in the ease, and
in vi,*\v of them we say, Impeach I.ogan! it
is too late to save Tihh-n, but not too late to
show up the conspiracy by which the Com?
mission has been made a partisan tribunal.
The Meada of lieform have the satisfaction,
of course, of c.diing tho fifth judge "Joe"
Bradley, but that after all must to any
thoughtful p?'rsoii seem inadequate. It would
be more consoling to impeach I,ogan. It may
be said, to Im sure, that the law does not
provide for the process of impeachment in the
ease. Never mind that. As President (?rant
Sold when he nominated ?in Ineligible ?can?
didate for Secretary of the Treasury,
"(.'hange the law." We sugg?-st impeach
meiit because that 8e<*ms to lie the fovte
of the friends of lie form. When we con-id? r
their success in impeaching Ib-lknap and the
certainty that they will in a few days Impeach
tirant, we fill that it is no answer to the
demand for Logan's impeachment that he is
not liable lo the process. Let the Reformers
lx-ar in mind the noble example of the physi?
cian whose practice it ?as always to get his
patients into fits, because that Wits his specialty.
Impeachment ia undeniably the "best hold"
of the Reformers Let them make Logan
liable, and then, in the absurd yet forcible
slang of the Street? "go for him bald-headed."
IP UPARES!
The fr.tin is coming to a stop a little too
last. Wo an- not SO near destruction as the
sadden and extreme economy which now sends
ajar through every depart ment of business
would indicate. It is true that we had, a long
time OgO, S OOOtly war, and that the bill lor
it has just been sent in for payment ; it is
true that the country has been for some time
in the condition of the luckless hemiman who
galloped along curving his head loosely und.-r
his arm, not at all sure either that it was the
light head afier all ; it is true, also, that
society indulged in purple and fine linen, and
fed too gros-ly for S while. The patient needs
bleeding. Hut be should not be bled to death.
Metaphor asid", we would suggest to heads
of establishments ami households that muofa
ol the present dopiresion is due to unneceo
BOiy fright on their part, A panic in busi?
ness acts precisely ?is it does iu a burning the?
ater?everybody looks out fur himself! Jlut
in money matters the devil (?itches not only
the hindmost, but the whole Hying crowd. A
woolen manufacturer with plenty of money to
spend in his pocket chooses lo store it away
in a stocking or in foreign securities, and
lessens Ma order on hla grocer one-half; the
grocer, under the pressure, buys half the
amount Of beef from tho butcher, tho butcher
cannot pay his cobbler, the cobbler shuts up
??hop and takes to begging, and the conse?
quence is that neither cobbler, butcher, nor
grocer will buy tho (Mis which heretofore
came from the manufacturer's mill. So the
work of ruin goes found and round redupli?
cated a million times, and whoever starts such
a ball of gathering want O-roIling will be
crushed under it at last himself.
It is quite timo WO should look upon the
blighter side of this darkening picture. No
other country could stand the tremendous
moral and material strain mide opon ours the
lost year. Hut no other country is so rich in
the variety and raetnoM of renounce, u??r, we
may add, in the practical sound 00000 and
sound temper of her people. Half tlie danger
to the mass arises from the irrational terror of
individuals, and their stilish desire to hoard
their small gains for future emergeneieo.
There Is no surer way to make those gains
smaller or to bring the e-ntci gentries nearer.
Economy, as we urged before,.iu reason is
nsefnl. But the pceeent extreme measures for
saving the country remind ns of the old stoiy
of t?a* Irish carter who was told to Lad bis
horse to a precipice and dump the load. Pat
posited horse, cart, and all OTO?. "Faix!"
he said, "it doe? the Job completely, but it's
"haul on the bautet"
LIFE IN8UBANC? INVESTIGATIONS.
The prominent nature in the mismanaged
affairs of the Security, th? Continent.il, and
tbe New-Jersey Mutual life insurance compa?
nies is that the funds and securities \v?*ie
handled a> If they were the private property
of the officers in charge* Misreprcoentation
?and falsehood are alleged in ?ill of these cases;
in the first of them, fraud ami perjury are
charged, and it ia yet an open question whether
the second of them may not fall in the same
category. Loosenees of management and ex?
travagance have also characterized these com?
panies. Reviewing the facts as for as ascer?
tained, it is clearly evident I hat the officers
were unlit for their trusts. The question tiat
in ally arises whether there i? not sonic radical
defect in a system by which untrustworthy
men can obtain control of such large amounts
of money and securities. The opponents of
state supervision claim thai the -Superintend?
ent's certificate of soundness laya the founda?
tion for these fais?- truste. They soy that
without ihe approval of a state Deportment,
each company WOUld have to rest on its own
merits. The public, it is supposed, is lulled
into a mista Iren BOOM of security by the broad
seal of ihe department Without Mich certifi?
cation, it is asserted, every man would inquire,
before paying money for a life insurance,
whether th?* men be was about t?? tragt were
really trustworthy. Mindful of the fact that
trustees of such ooneorno too often perform
their duties iu a pt-rfurn lory way and with
little careful examination, he would inoiiite
particularly into the character of the oAeen?
the president, the treasurer, the secretary.
Net till he felt assured that they could be
relied upon for honesty and good management
would lie risk his money in their hands.
With ??very new failure in life insurance this
question is started afresh, but whether the
number of pecaoua who think Blata supervision
a mistake increases, we have no means of
judging^ To sweep away that supervision
might prove a dangerous experiment. A mer?
chant, before he sell? a bill of goods on lime,
makes particular inquiry as to the solvency of
the buyer. If life insurance were only oftoitxl
for sale to merchant*, they could and would
make all due inquiries before buying it? Hut
the life insurance canvasser canica his wares
into every nook and corner of the land. Not
one man in ten of tlioso who take life-policies
ia capable or haa the means of ase? rtaiiun?
whether a cotu^auy is solvent or its officers
hoiiod. Tlio question then ?s whether ji _
witoi to withdraw from nine men out of __
the service? of the Slate in Mich iiiqiiuj,... 2
caani the tenth man dots not n?.,j ?\'
Nevertheless thin question will TTnntaatlj ||L
till State Departments attain the higheat ingZ
silih* level of clliciency.
There are two possihilities of defect in (
State Department of Insurance : Yh?t, .?.^
will not do the lient that is possil.le with th
means at its roiiiinnnd ; second, that it
l?e hood winked. Certainly it \m lt()t ]pt*J_
doing its best in pant years, when . compi?
la the condition of the S.iuiity eoaU M
certificate that it was solvent, it neem* a f
an examination iiiijrht have Im en I|I1W)? ?^
would have, revealed MBfUfcggf fhitcoi
pany's roll, uncus loin; ago. Falso ?tnte?uta?
were indee?l ma?le to the Deiwrtmcni, |.?t p^x.
not olear that I he I lepar? ment could riot hay*
K??ne in hind th?in. The hoodwinking piamm it
very much fiwilii.iUd by the kaowhdp tha
at a certain time the Superintendent vrill b?-gin
his u searches. In weak concern??, everyttin
is duly prepared for him shortly Uforehanll
A quantity of securitie? is borrowed for -I.?
?Mtasioii. There wan an instance. !;..,t y(Ar
where the same secuiitit*. tlid iluty fg (/?. n^.f.
of two companies. After the namfcaen
had tinishttl examining one concern, th?
seciuitie? were taken over to the other one
and the gMMenger that carried them bJi
a hard race to net thorn into tlie
?hunda of tho ?second one liefere the
examiners arrived. The businesw of U>r.
rowing securities to pas? examination has
long since lost the charm of novelty. Hrokers
are said to I??* employed in it, ?neefviag a n?.r.
centa_re a? if it were an ordin?r? bm_Mn
liiiiisaction. ?Bat When anything of this ?sort
is s'l-pt ili d, it would 1m: very easy for t)\?
Superintendent to ascertain the facts. He ion
make his examinations at any time, ami ,,?
often aa he pleases. If, two or three weeks
?after the yearly ex.-iiniiiatiou is over, he should
suddenly come upon a ?uspcett d company and
begin his (?iterations over again, he caaM?ajm
find out whether the concern really owned th??
securities that had figured in it? aminal ?tatu
ment. Two or three examples of the soit
during the year would put a stop to the
daagatoui buaiwia of hmrawlag seemftka
sine?; it COUld only he p? rfornied at th<- risk of
detection in jntrjotf. If a company slumld
appear sound and honest on re?xaminsboa,
the prwess would r??doiuiil to its credit, and
nobody would he harmed.
F K H SO AAL.
Rear-Admiral John Bedgaia, Baperiatsadml
ef tlie N.ival Ai'wleray at Annapolis, la SBSMS?B] fro?
Ins recent liiii:-.?.-.
Mr. John M. Barclay says he has not r*-****,
rclvcd -ji.".0,(MM) a? profit upon Mi " III.'.-??! :" hl* 0SX
havs not amounted to Siore ihan h dt that sura.
Prof. Young has not yet decided to go to
Princeton a? Professor of AMroiioiny : he i?ivc? h._ flntl
answer March 1. Dartmouth very much dislike? t Ion
linn.
The citizens of .Sa?*o, Me., are ?misiag funds
for a portrait of tho lats tubf* tikhu lhs|SUr, t-> ?*?
plaeod in the <"lty Hall. Judge ?.li.yley ??<,? m un?
tinef a resident of Hie city. Hint fur a long while ?.... a
member o? Urn York Count) bar.
Crawford's statue of C!:iy, now in Capitol
square, l'ichmond, In a sort of little temple limit for It?
profctlou, is to lie removed to one of the niche* ti. th?
rent'Rl quadrangle of the ("apff??l, where the Ntatue of
W .. -liiiii_;toii and it 1'iist of Lata.r.-t ts are to l?e ?eeti.
Jane Leitch Wilson, a very old lady, who
died latily in All.iiiiy, was :i niece of M^or Andrew
Kelteh, who, previous *.o the Revolutionary ?ar, VSS an
exten..!ve shipper and plinter in Viryt'iia. I.ut who.
aspBMSBg the common eau*.??, br?ame ta ?.lor. and moa
killed at Harlem Pliiliif,, 1771? W**btin_fjU XU f'llnl of
t.ic Mai?.!-, mid next .lav .?r.l.ri ?1 the i .noie mil ..jiiiii.r
ttgO to is? *' Isitch "?" Virginia."
Mrs. 1-iissell Stchhins, WfTtT-lffg to a wiiter
In The Independent, Is vrronc in ?.'?line that there maa
any enmity i?.'tween Pr. OrlsnoM ?in.I Poe, anil ti.it
Ii ?ili had :i romantic Attachment t?) the ?sine woman.
I'.nt there art-?iinnuli of i??i-??.u?s, who knew all the par?
ties concerned. fttH ttrtagta tliU eitv, la confirm th?
fiait lui nt of Mr-, -Mel.bins. Dr. Ornwold was .1 man of
intenso likesant dislikes, and withal very SBpsMsBS I?
hi.? moods. ThSSSWhS knew him intimately u< re fully
aware of his fi-e'in^ toward Pi?e, and also t!i it it w,i?
temporarily ri'tiinieil by the hitler. The " atia? liaient*'
was well known at the time: but. In t???th cas-., it vea.? a
iniii'.'iii.ir t.t .?.vct.-il irtcti.lshlp an?l litera;? ??i.^tiusiu-iii
which BOTST affecie.l the nur lame .?f the 1:'<1. ?
Whether at treck or at Ideare in his ?-tiidy,
Mr. .lames RasssU Lowell t-ccuplc? a broad easy chair
stand line midway between the table aud the t!r?>
pbkte, which holds bl.tsiiig l.?i_s. In till? chair he ba?
i'.oue mo. f of Ills wrliuiK, bis only desk l.eiinc a stiff pice?
of piiHfelN.nrd, conveniently IBSUngBB his ktiee. One of
the snriMttlSS which Ml. Lowell't. study SSOSBSBS ii ?
pair?9f silver sleeve-batten.*?, asSI lnrtit?lied BIBSSSl mt?0
Uaekasssb which sPsaaanasvBSB N Bs?ssl iiurns. Mr.
Lowell it fond of tn-ea hii?1 llowers, and often w.'tki
ssunjibnd ?Bslsaa an_i?r ,.:-..i a ?saiasMan^ nstss
ritiinK ?asa ho ?;in walk. Me i* la BBBSSBBBl health, i.nd
look-iiiniilv, ro'i-jst. aii'l ei.-.t. !!?? may simctiii. ?.? t?o
..,?11 m blink wiiin ?v.'iiiii.r iralklBs k-Uure?i thru -rli
i im l?iid_?' iii'i:?nii;iif.irc? vith not i-v.-u the tflicst of aa
overoani en**eio|?ln4 kin,
Gen. W. Ct. Harding of TauMMOl *_iys tiiat
on one sasasloa, vtaMaa Qsn. Ju-k-on, k* iu?keii tu?
uritrfoid ?oi.iier in the sentes et cenvtr-aUsB-ttsssa
met? were ever fr.?fh'eiii?t!. iidtlniKi "The wurM, *?nd
.'.?litiially those wito know you be-t, BBBSr? yu MUiu'k
cnaragoastmleafstaawa" Oee. IttknesssMs?i "it
that be 8o, f*ir, I would say tiiat I have bun an badly
Mghteaai ?s an) man sngai swas Is ba. it naa ttp,
when I foiliiht the duel Srltl Mr. I)icWie?ou. In the tir?t
pi m ???, Mr, I had BO niikil.'tl InMug apatnst Mr. MBjBSSB)
?nul iiii.ii-pi'siiioti lo liijuie a hair of his he-Mi. I l??_a
gone SB Tar SB SSI hono-.a'?!.- man ? m?d ?t to avoid th?
difficulty with Dickinson; he h?d not loured me. aad
thcrrfore I had BSgroBMl of SSSSI laint IgslaSl btitl t?f
.juin-ci had been iriti hi? ttthm --?n-iaw, caLBnrta i
Knew Msklassa to ba a brave, boaai ?si '?? fo*Ak aas* *ni
tin? bent ?hot w?h th? pistol I ST8S UP far b?*ti. r thai
invKclf. for 1 was tu-ver an SKSSS1 Wtih that weapon. I
l.new tiiat he c.t'ld -'loot .iiiuker o*.d trwf than I eoull
I therefore wi-nt BpSO the BSBSBSl expectmg to b?
killed, and I owe the BSSSCffVaHsa of my life "?
that ?seeaassi to the Cashlsai of the day, for
i wore acoii w?h lelHngeellaf sai rsiy M srsssl d;
?bat, forinnatcly for :ue, Sir, I w is orii.inU-1 witb ? ntf
?sarrauehest. DtsfetBssa'sban?tiasferssjn''?rUmua>
ter eft!.y c?a', .?ml, wl.ile it scia*.??d the brcaet-boue, II
il.d not ? nier the favlty of the el M ?t. In SB in-t:Mit, ?n
ilni lia TiaiiiaashiB that i ?as pstaagssssrlaltF aaaaisfc
?m.I ii|>oii ttie inip-alse of the BMSNBt, 1 Hr? 4 and inr tMt
lagt-nlst Mi sai no event nt ley MtA, ?*?".;. use I sa
(ratted SB linieli. My determina'.;.?n '.??!?'??? und BSSU
Titkiti?. pOSUlBB ?as to .'.!?.a,ir_r,' mv |?is',?l In the air, bul
be?;aiise I fei: the ctTii! of blS ?li-?t I fir? 1 at bita, J "?J
!;. re, a?, let ? -'i't that I'n ?WBTld IMS ***** IBS SfSSl
i .i i-tic.?, for I am . h*ir_e.l with liaviin: br-iiLlit en the
?iiilicnlty, iti'.d ?? Uli _BVl_a fixiil IhS 1-tJBS SB as to re*
?.-? .?? :ny tlr.' .iml ,i?!\ one* : ai ?1 it e! iilias nie ?? ItS ''*?*
Inu attv.iir.'etl ujiou UtekliMon mud sii.it liiu. mbnm I *a*
Mi'l.ii; a fCW fiat Ol IliUI al! o? vhlcfe 1? I i '.??'? IU. I
llie.liiist.-intlv after re? eiviti',' his shot, nul lif B WSJ pe
?icon : :in,l mekinan .?i.hi.1 in hi? poaltUW -:..! SHStf
BIT lit?? like a brav" in m M be ???."
I'OLIIU'AL AU IKS.
n\t. D. D. Field illicit liftvt. hr.il hcrter lut-k
wl;h i.i? latent arttat -?? if hs h.i.lex.iiiiiue.l luui in FlSBB?
Mr. I). I), l'icld uiik.ht have had txtter luck
with hi? late?t WttBSBS u he li_d BBSSBSBSSl h\ui i*
rreiich. Certainly he wo.il.i ?laud better with th*
pt ,?>le If ho could ouly get the aaUSVafSSi t0 090A
hmisitif hi ?ohsatav.
Thl people of OltfOB ?tie not di?|?twe?l to M
very hlliuioiu ovi r ?tiov. (irov.r, BStB iilutai? iBf tbs
liuuT ks ha* saal saasitfeal >ute. tto Kn?n? Usa ?yaf?u
?ay Ihow wat u?> eiitln'.s?H.?m or deiiiun.tratlou on iheoe*
>?-.. .??'i . I 111? ntnru 1'uiac.
The tme-Htded " Indc|M?ndents" who were ?
aii-tViMt? U? Luve Mr. BaSBS Mille tl.ts little ih?i:.-j- by
t?.kt?|t 0 pli*o* In rSSSMaal lllden? SBMBSSi ?r?* no*
very bu?y ?civiii?,' ?slvu-e-? to the eomponiliou of Vnmlr
dent llit-,.-?'? labiuot. t-ooio mon revulvo on tUoir a?a?
TirtT i*.?pWly.
The Hon. Stanley Mstthew?, t^ H.m I?0
rtoto Dviforl, ami the Hon. Oc-orgc W. M. Ilaii?. ars
1 illtnd of for tl.? Q?>itii'!?ti?.u f ?r Uo**eruor of Ohio.
Siulge Mfttthc?? hot alM K've?! BaMBS of Oi tn? iittou to
?uuW?t Um ?tout ?it tit* bouiulliig l_.___.i-tf twin tin UA