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. i-. it ia elaitned by ;i frlend thal he
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Union l l lob. I' ? Fin Mai -'. I
ln-a i: -. -.i.ttiiiii oi the Barcl
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tora in full aud
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di-r hia wii - tion ye*
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(..iin ? -: ..tn r Murphj haa settled dowa on
tin- ..iia i -i I. nf ti.*- i'.n,.ni.i lini', mai ia ready,
aa a ti.aiv powcTi to aegotiate. It Ia nearer
Iml UlBUpi li''1 ? v. ill ; y> -
\. ? - ? broajtht home in a ioan-of-war.
. -I aad < onfai n <if legia
lati'ni 44iii.li iiu\4 prcraila in tl"' Ho
H.-pn -. i.lat'M-a Ir tlll Mllijilt of a BOfTI
lrii-1 ? I. another pagi ? '< ria faniiliar
with hia tnj-ii'. aad _U rf4*o_iniendatioi
'1....I- of bm ii.. - - ..ial I' -
wortbj oi
atl. litn.ii. _
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n mi another pottt Uutl Mr. Pendleton,
wli>> baa I-.* ii lenermlly beheved to Imvi- Um
U ~t ii I.. "i racoaeding Stank-j Matthewa
in i!n k nol to bc u i
t.in ..! ... ..;>., * ruiiil.iiiniiiiii. 'J ln- <l;nk
liuih* la liiii'ttd to wiii, aud Iii.i BBBM la 1*
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A - ? k in W i i ii haa Bua
jKiii.!. *i i.a> nn ;,i a mii-'.iI tiuu-, hiuiiii.' been
in u;n laiinii fur ?-?^-1 jt rn..rnha tinoa Nawning
afu i u ptvT-OM mi*|m ii-imi. Itn raeord nl
iiiai.a*/4-iiii-iit ii4 iml bad, ami tba dop<
may m-t !??? In.i\y Iium-ib. Ita biicl biatorj
gjiowi* tIii- iiiiin iiliy of pnaatring aacfa a eoo*
Hn :.fta i . .-iili'li-mi- in il ha- 8BM8 Ihm-ii im
P?''?d- _^.
1 hi- iiiliii.atiuti tbat lln BMa__BI iiittnt uiurtb
on CiiiiMai.titiojili' Ixiaum- tlie eaily kiiiii'ihhi
__4r of tlir Uii'iidi ruihaniriit hai ledtboTtU-8
to t xpt-ct Engliab aid, b, anotl.tr _i_;ii of
thc ill-forlin_r towanl Great Rritnin wliirli Rna>
si.i haa maniftatr1 ataee Ihe fall ?f Pletna.
<?:iiv ih.- o.invicticn tliat Tutki-y is |araelrata
woald aaake the U-MorMaa ?o _-kcrad -
jiinvdkiiig Britiah boatility.
The inii'tiiiity with whioh :\ Tnrki-h ir.uis
porl haa beea eeptmed ta oa bbbt the Boe
j.li.nus. proelataH anew the -W-U-bbbj of
the Tarkiah fleet, which tJt the out
l.u'iik of hoalilirifB waa expeeted to tnfhcl
gieel iti.iury ofl Ihe B-'-r1*?* Whea the apeD
.if Taridah bbybI power la brokea bj i htt
nion. eaterprieea ol tlii- kiod, the Ottomaa
eoaal will be "i"ii to mbm entexpriabiM Baa
SJiltl COltlMlilllll'l.
Otteet r.l.il is tiu- beal benefaetof ih'' police
force haa. lit- oaaallj tame ap with .-i brave
reecae .iu-i in time to aaake the pnblk forgel
bobm charge cf mOuatlflable dabbiajr. Ycater
il.tv he aeored ln* tweatieth reeeaaol adrowB
ni!.- peraon, aad it waa pretty bard 4v.uk too
- struggUag ln Ihe water with a womau
detennined u> drowB beraelf, aad ramaiaiBg
there for tweatj minatee, aaajr be oonridated
11 nn I.- paatime, it 4\ill boob i'i- time to pne
soiit Mr. Bleil with aaother medal.
TIm- reported annnlmenl of the Japanoae
.-.imiiii-iriiil treatiea haa been foreehadowed
'bj the reatleaaaees of the Imperial
Dineni nnder theae engagemente, which
prcYeated it from modifyiag Ihe tariff
in the intercata eithcrof t!.<- reyenneor natiYe
Indnstry. Thc Mtniiiioii which iln- Japaneae
baa givento tbeeeoooaak poiky <?l tbia
countiy i-iu-t alao bave eontriboted i" the
general deaire i" do away with treatiea eoo
claded whea Japan waa leaa civiliaed and en
terpriaing. _________
A ralnable eontribution ('? the adence of
the weather 1ms been made by Lieutenanl
Rrtchoock, a navy offloer attached t" the
United Btatea Coaal Burvcy. It c<
of :ni analyaia of the i rini ipal i
onna tbal -. i-it the Gnlf oi llexico.
Tlu> meana iin- tbna afforded t>> naviga
"!? auticipating anch atonna, Lientenanl
Nicbols, in iin- aaroe Berrice, verlfled theae o <
tioua b) comparison with the n cor 1* of
the Sigi al >? rvke al Gnlf porta. !? ia worth
_ thal the cooperation of the War. tiu
Navy, iiml tbe Treaaury Departmenta, waa ob
tained to efTecl thia forward .?t ? - j? ln mete
orology,
mtiltii ly npou the heada of the
? itora t" show thal thoae who wanl
roa wouej ahonld nol Qral give notii e
that they an- nol in tavor of paying Uieii debta.
British aml American Mortgage Componj
unii the Mercantile Traal Couipany bave or
: their W< stern agente t" _ ike i ? >
more loana nnh - ? i' ia agrced thal princi
pal aml Intereat ahall ba paid ia gold,
,,...i all other Trnal Companica which niaki
loana '-.i i- al ? I te are expe ?( >l ta follow
thi ii . - i ' ? 'I'-1 npply Ihe hoppy ? xpn - imi
,.- n bank preaidenl, iiii* 44,1! -m- tln- people
j of the W. al a laate of the ci ndition of thinga
il, ii the biker Bill Bhould
! ii onghl ii"t t" lake many suefa prescriptiona
' lo enre thi ii madni -
?
A* naa prcdlcted in Tur T-m1 w. thequee
tion "i elioting the i" rcei tage which each
coinpany ahonld be peraaitted i.' mine,
baa tn<i4i.l a Btunibliug-blo-h to c<>.;l
eonihination. Tbe companiea bave nol
ij;.!.:i llii* poinl, ati 1 though
may eventually aasenl t.i a achednle,
their truce will be hoRow. Bomc of them
can mine coal cbeaper than otbera, and there
i* n.i aensible rcason \% Ly they ahonld nol con
. to mine. To reatricl Ihe output by com
bmation, la aimply .?> make the eompaniea
thal bave adYantugea, aacriflce their Buperi
... n | iin thoae thal an- boI bo favored.
>,h-!i a combination doea nol deaerve perma
nd, fortnnately for the pnblk,
.. imi very likely t<? attain it.
We prinl in another eolnmn :i notable i>r"
tc-t from clergymen nnd other prominenl citi
_ena oi the beal claas, againat the removal "I
the prcaeni Pollco Commiraionera, We bave
no donbt thal Mayor Eiy, who la in many
cta a model Chief liagutrate, believed
bimself fulry warranted in beaioning bia
receul efforl to tnrn them out. The reanlta
of the inveatigation, however, t.ii.si have aat
iiiii tli.it Iu* bad leaa gronud for aetion
than he had ;it firal ropposedj and the many
nianifefttationa of pnblic opinion mual .. ,w '?'m
viii'i! bim tli.it ont- l?:--t people are largelj
,,11 t!i<' Ide of the P ilice Commiasionera, If
Mayor were a wenk man, we ahonld nol
expeel liiin to change his conrae. Bnl be ia
? 1 !!..!:.-li to reeogaiac facta, and aecepl
their leeeon. ________
We are ncver long withonl an Erk aenaa
ii n, and the BeeBe-abiftera Imvi been ea
pecially baay of late. Attoruey-General Pair
child liaa fnraiahed tu with tlii- laal "aitaa
"tiim." r.iiii daya before the expiration
of bia term of offlee be aenda ^i^
ncconutaata into (he offlee of the Erie
!;,;.iixiiil, to begin an ezaniination of tbe
? r* inn.'.v*. The period to l?<- examined
ia time yeara; the time which now remaioato
Mr. Fiiin liii'l aa Attorney-General h three i!;i\^.
Theanil andur wbich thia aetion ia taken Ims been
lying 'lniinaiit ever aince Mr Faircbild became
Attorney-General, Ii la aaid that thiaiadoae
witii tln- knowledge or in tbe expeetation thal
hi-, racceaaor will continue tbe ezaminatioa;
i.ut it is hnpoaeible thal anch au nnezpeeted
im 1 .(liiic Bhould imt excite aurpriae. Qen.
Barlow, who acta tot Ilr. Faircbild lo tln
mntter, givee bia explanation in another
column. ___________________
HONESTl A8 .1 Vni.lt \.
tt haa been anggi sted by eertain membera
..!'t i.'i.i 1-, wbo, t.li.m^ii tbemaelveB opposed
to inflation, repreaent conatitnenciea wbich
..11 believed to be ifi favoi '?l the paeaage "f
.ilver Bill aad the repeal "f tbe Reaamp
ti"ii Act, thal the atrongeal argumenl thal
? - 11 !"? 11 ed iu opposition iu i!i< ae
-i-Li tm - aad iu liiin! <>f reanmption and bon
eaty, i* tbal the bapainaeal "i the National
credil l>v the adoption of aay "I the plana
propoeed bj the Inflationiata, will injni
(i.iiiiii.v raall] tnore thaa topaj th. debl 'l"l
lai foi dollar In gold, Iri otber ui.nl.-, they
i.ii.ii.iiKml tli.it the .'i?? ii. nt be cond
apon the gronnd thal bon mt} 1- the beal pol
i,->, iiml iiml it ia tm: al all a matti 1
.1 -.miiitiiit. Thej aic iiii'i.'i.i'i'.llv rigbt.
While v4o would likc t.i nloaac evuraelycb
with the flatteiing anotiofl thal a greal ma
ji.iii;. i.f citisena are in favoi of meeting all
peenniary obligatioaa bom atlj and aqoarelj
aecording to iln- lettei a. the bond, from a
Bentimenl nf peraoaal pride aad National
hoi.1.1, wi- itiity ;i* wi-11 li.uk tbe fael aquorely
in the taee, thal Che aoreal way to iijilmlil the
National bonor aad keep falth \% i 11,
thi pablk rinlitor is to eoBviace the
avaiaga voter tlmt it im f(,r Imm in
tiit-ht nnd tlic _Btemi of tln- iiiililic, fioni ii
ni.nly inatiriiil pnmt ti vii'v, to ba hoaeat,
ni..1 pay <>nr debta j?i?.iiii?tly. in fnll. withool
evaafoa or qtdbble. Men reputed t<? ba 1mm st
and bO-Oral !?' in all 1'i.ir iiuli v itlntil linn- .?
tiiins air bo Habta to bave dlatotted
riowa of dnty, when 111 * - i _- piisoi.nl i?
ipooB-bility beeosMa ntorfed i" aodety
of ti?. (fcatej ii. la aa aaai lo onload
npon ;i iiMin.iiiti.iii ot tha maaa of roten the
reaponaibilitj lor Bharp practiee and qaeeHoa
ai.i.- proceediaga, thal II li Dd alwayi ah
s..lui.-l.\ Bafa Bpon flnaaeial queationa t? tiu-t
t.i the iius.-iii.-aii im.i.ii senae ol Ihe community
for righl ooodnei aad rigid i.Bllly. When
the prindple of boaeaty Bad tha polley of
M-ii inlereat ara la aoeord??a ladeed
tbey alwaya are, if bmb would only
.,.,. ji__it i^ wiae not to m.L'i.at the
appeal lo aelflah ooasidcratioaa. It aught be
ilini.n':. in tace of Um aaaooth piBaalbllitiea
of the inilatmni.-t-. lo pefsaaie a mamnty of
the people to reaial tbe leroptatioa to Bnanclal
diabonor, by an appeal Bbnpty to their Beuti
iiicnt ol boaeaty, or i?vr of int'-'iity and fair
dealing. Bal ooce eonTinee Umm thal quib
l,iiii'_ and haggling al.out payin.-iit BTB BBBfO
fltablc, a* well aa dlabonorablc, aad there ia
bo further diili.ulty la the matter.
li ia not an exalted view to taki of bnmao
ni.im.-, ii ii.ii-t be eoafcoaed, bnl obeervation
ainl experieaoe bave ahown it to be correet,
an.l ire may aa arellackaowledgeit, Weaaall
pay ..ui debta iu foll ami e eape the roin of re
pudiatioa, Bimply beeaoae are bave tin- la
ti lli. .im 4- to aee aad onderataad thal it
u more profltable tn pay than repudiate, ami
that by boildiag np om eredil are an lacreae
log ooreapital an.l lajriag tbe fouadattoaaol a
snli.l proaperity. Afier we have aecompli lied
it, we ihall of eoarae eoddle oureelvee N.itli tbe
ilcl.i imi tliat ..ur motivea were aritboot tbe
leaal alloy of seliUhneaaj thal we resisted
tetnptation to enrieb ouraelvea nt the
expenae of om creditora, nnd thal
purclj i-i the aake <>f prindple we made greal
u -niii-i - to pay onr debta i" fall. We al?
waya <1" t!.:it. Tbere ta a aotioa, we beliere,
thal t!i<- North t*ook up nrius n-i.int slavcry
from motivea of ?!..? highesl philaathropy, and
tbal eniancipation reaalted from our eoaaciea
iiuiis oppoaition t*? the tnatitatioa. Well, i! is
tiu.- that. iu a lma-un', it did, the
arouacd conacience ol 'ln- North being
the Bral eanae whieh proroked agitation
and diBcuasion; bul thi- Bentimcnl alone, aa
t \<i. im.ly i.iiows wonld never bave efiected
Bbolitioa. li waa the Btrongeal kiml ol Belf
. .;?the Instiucl of aelf-preaervatioa?
thal broughl il al.out at laat, if.t a.- a inatu r
i.;' pbilantbropy, bal aa a war Bicaanre, made
ii. i-i ...ny l.;. tin- circumBtaaeea "i t"' i
All tli.- Bame we boaal ot it aa thongh motivea
of pure Im.uaniiy ha i a.-tu n ?<! aa, and we bad
uol been driven to it by the atreaa ol circuro
atancea anil tbe logic of eventa. There la bo
objection t > ii. Lel oa exalt ouraelvea while
\. Bo by and by, when we bave i ome
aafely through tlw perila <>l repudiatioa, with
which l>-1.rntic bo ? -??> bave aarronndi .1
,,.. .?;.,. will be bo i..ilu iu out indulging
in limilarexnltatiou over our uaawcrviag boa?
eaty, which would nol liaten to the songofthe
ti-nipi.r, bul paid up the jml.li.' and private
creditora ai the rate ol ooe bundred eenta on
the dollar. Jaai now, bowever, it will bewiee
to adopl the suggeation altove referred to, and
appeal to tbe iatoUigeace "i the country, aha
ply aa a matter of businesa policy, lo -11 -? i - ?. i 11
the cn ilit ol the Nation.
li j, npon the iutelligeoee <>f tho v ople thal
4: Binal depead. aol merel* to auatain the
iin..! liiuai- of tbe Nati. bui to preacrve I ie
eredil bo easential t.> National proaperity and
individual Baceeaa. Tba world .1... i not
doubl tbe ability ol the United Btatea
tn pay, onl oi thi ii boundlcaa reaoiircea,
everj doll ir of th. ir ludebtedneaa, at ll ?
tull face iu tbe recognized coin <>i the world.
\Vr do nol doubl oui own al llity. 1' la onlj
a i.i; ition ol tUepoaition ami aill. In the
midsl '.I' a proionged and severe bu-dneaa de
preaaion and the Btraita of greal Bnoacial .li -
I,..--, the doruagoguea who play upoa the
].a--i.i'ia and prejudicea and weakneaa
of tbe Lgnorant, preaa forward aehemca
for cvading payment, or poatponng it
indefinitoly, or aealing it dowa; anything ao
i!i.-\ ., i. injure the eredil or debase tho coin
ol the eountry. The preaenl dnty i-. t<? reaial
tbeae Inaiiiioua beginniuge *.i rcpudiation and
I,.',;. alofl ti..- -tm.-I.,i.i ol National bonor. W.
-''liill only in- Bole when the intelhgvnve of
tin eountry i- Ihorougbly iuYbued with ii.i'
irtcticol, eomfnon-aenee, lui-imaa Idea tliat
notbing p tya Imt to pay.
THE WAY 01 BEFORM.
A friend, writing from Madiaoa, New-Jer
eey, aska aa a few plain qneationa, tn which
ui- purpoae mul.inK' equally plain anawerai
i. i. j,ii. iii'. -i. Bttll emphatlealljroppoeed tothe
eontrol ..: caucaaea aad eoarenttona bj .
the " a. i"
Y.-. Tin: Tuii.i m; is uaalterahly oppoaed
to all thiainis.iai.il- anddemoralifiBgbuatui a,
aad every reaaoaable attempl t<? break down
tbe politieal ??machine'1 will have ita moal
i-aiin-.-t lupport.
?_. \., t:i,-i to b tUera tbal in tbe ooxl t>'.
tttieal eanpalgn tba Bew-Yorii Coatoai Boaoa ofll bm
arOJ aol n ? tbe abore neaaa tor eleetloa a Lojelalat?n
f;i4 i.l.llii,- ... Mr. InllUllll-. ' - .if Illl
iiatji.rit.v of BepoblicaoB ln tb? Bl ite i
There ia bo reaaon toauppoae that the power
..I tbe maehine haa been BMterially affected by
the Bpaamodk reform meaaurea <.f the paal
year. A greal deal ol popular feeliag araa
arouaed ;i^;ii'i-t tbe "Cnatom Housomethoda,"
Imt. for reaaona wbidtweahall glve preaeatly,
public aentiiucnt baa aol y.-t eaforced much
iinpiiiN riii.iit.
a. w itiniut aiii-h reaaona, aa lavaa poatUrc gaaraatee,
linn .'nn 4 ...i }*.-? i >i i' -.-. la tba Mi'.ui.-i ?? ii t.iiy <>r Mr.
t onkliai " in ti.o .-. ni!.-1
Wi- do not "acquii i -." We aubmitj \m
eanaot help om-.-i4. -.
i. An.l im44 ean roa ii ipa bw oartj aattj la tbe M ii
oi '? Torkl
\Yi- bope for party unity in tbe Btate of
Ni .Tork becauae we beliere du Kepublieana
of all varietiea bave Intelligonce enough lo
perceive thal a cloae aad hearty uui.ni ol the
la.iH.n- ini ' which tbey bave been nnbappily
diviil. il is now abaolutely naceaaarj to eombal
tho commoo enem* ol i!..- Bepublican party,
ii. Kepubliean Preaident, tin- tefonn prinei
i,!i nt tbe Cincinnati plutform,and tbe Bafit
aii.l ln.m.i of onr eountry. lu tbe preaenl con?
dition ni politica it: -,c eeea of the bVpubli
liin partj i- il..' paramounl oldec! of eolight
ened aud patriotic efforta. We du nol mj tbal
ii i i... . importaul tban reforni, Imt that n
i- an iudiapenaable praliminar, to reforni.
lln- natiim i> iu ilancn ; iagreataad preaaing
danger "f bankruptcy, of dlaboaor, of wide
Bpread eommereial dlaaater, ami ol * I-?- peraia
i.iiit ratabliabBMnl of "tin- spuila a_w,.;t,''
unii* t tl.*- ii'liuiiii-iiaii .a of the Dcmocracy,
wbicfa inveutwd h. Onlj the Kepubliean party
i an BBV8 u-; and to llimw away lln- rliih,. .
ot tii.ti party i*> .li-.rn.I would ba t" loae tin
-ni,-i.in.i- of reflorai ln graaping at iin- ihadow,
b, Miuiilii in -in-. - ii i'i' to.UalUaiara.ee.
ll:a>4-ll tlli- ll. Illilll'l Ut .S.-.4-V.U ll. |illllllrlll..-. f.ir ll fill III
iii llil) .N.-4, Vnrli 4Hftt.fi II aia- ,"i DtaV4 nl ... PfB ... ni
Maa ..ii m ata pavaa M mha Ha Obbbmb Baaaa
Otlt Of plllltl.. I
Certainlj not On :1m eontrary, we eomplain
tii-it l>.\ siii-li mktakeetbe Pi-ridan* ladeatr*.
inp hia poww to take Un Cuatom Honai ool of
politka. iu *inli miatakea ha made Mfhe ia
"called Yktoryof Mr. Cooklioff hi Um Smmt.-"
pn -i'llr.
Now f??r a few woi.li oa lha general Buhject.
Mi. Hayea found the people, laal Harch, bear
tily in htvoi "f aweepiag adminiatrBtive re
fuiiii. lli* promiaea rouaed enthuaiaem. Hij
ordera aad proclaaiationa, tbongh they wera
?ometimea raah, wereread with delight If hts
practiee thea had beea aa good bb hia profee
riooa, pnbUe opimoB wooW have foreeoVCon
_r. -* i" coopcrate with him, aad we Bhould
have beea spared tha wiatebed dispute lo tha
Sri.ai.-. Bnl aa a mattei ot faet, he proeeeded
nt once i" \i"lit?- bia own pledgea. Ba made
si'iin- Importanl iippi.iii.'.nt-nt* thal wbib iean
iliii.u*. He made otbera thal weia groteaqae.
Aod ln- diatribated tbe patronage jaal aa Cob
_,,. hi.ii bad uaed >'. ?" rawaid tbe
politieal activity of peraoaud Bapportera. Thta
ln-; error 44.1-4 eapeeially miachievoita, becanae
wben tbe people bbw thal theie wai real. bo
chaage ia thi manner of giving offlcea, excepl
tlmt the perqniaite waa takea away txom Oon
gieaemcei, who at leaal pretended to emphy it
f,.r thi good "f th<> party, aml a!l"U". U)
Becretarka, who epenl it for themaelvei, a
cynkal ili*1" Uel La the slBeerity of reforra
profeeeteaa took tba place of the leaerooi
popnlar feeling which had greeted the [n
Bugural Addreee. Loaiog thaa tha rapporl
of pnblk opioion, hfr. Hayei loal the
,?ilv foree tbal eoold bfve enabled
bim ln 4-iirry oni hi-* pnriect Heeatered apoB
tbe eonteof wi 111 tli" Seaate Bingle-banded.
With the fatal EacOity for taking bad advke
whkh we bave bad t<? UvmeBl 10 often Ln hta
public eonduct, be thea ehoae f"r the bnttle
ground anatterly aatenable poeition. He pro
poeed to remove two boneal and competenl
offlcera, aga asl whom bo diatinct offenee could
bc aUegcd, aud t" the chief <>f whom lm bad
already offered a Brat-claa conaul-generalBhipj
aad \4inl, the Benate refaaed i" "adviae and
"eonaent to" the removal, il acted Btrictly
within the btw aad apon argnmenti whkh
could i."t be weei aafnllj aaaailed.
Well, aome diaappoloted frienda will aak,
\\ bal nextl Mual tl"' Preaidenl give npl
No. Tbe way <>f t'ivil Bervke Reform i* --till
open l" fore bim. Tii?- Bral atep i* to eonaoM
iliii- iiml atrengtben the Bepnblican party,
withoul whkh reform ia oni of the queation.
Tlif second ia to keep t<> his own promiaea, "t
maktng no removala excepl for eanae, no ap
i.nt* exeepi for merit; he 1ms not ??ii
?erved either of thoaa pledgea ao _ar; when he
tln: -, the Benate will nol flghl bim. He mual
1, ,' attempt tbe impoaaible; he muat not
overlook the reatrietiooa "f t!i" law. Aad
neither be aoi bk (,'"?"l frienda, Uke thi
gentleman whoae inquirka wi havo anawered
above, mual tmagiae thal tli 1 easence of re?
form ia tn gel General Artharoul <>t' tbe New
Vuik Cn<! .ii ll-'i! e. Ii lm- 'I"' been proved
yet thal the abnaea in thal inatitution eannol
be ref ormed trifh tbe preeeet CoUectoreven
better than witbonl him. If he refuse to carry
ont the inatructiona "f hk offlcial superiora
there will then be 1 Bufflcknt reason for bk
removal. MeaBwhile the im>*t importanl itep
towanl "taking tbeCnatom Houaeout ol poli
"ti.-," 4\ill bave been accomplkhed when the
Preaidenl Improvea lii* own appointmenta,
TBB PBB8WENT AM> BIA TBMPTER8.
The opinion la expresaed by a promineni
Democratic Benator, according to a reeent
Waahiagton dkpatch, tbal U ti:.- Preaidenl
ahould ngain aend ia the naaiea ??i' M<
Rooat 4 ii and Prinee for the po tkna of Col
1,.(..!? aml Naval Offlcer for iiii port, they
would ba eonfirmed. We are aotf in
formed aa to the groonda of the promi?
neni Democratic Benal ??_ belief, bnl wc
can readily nnderatand why nny IV.
rn;ii-s.-naixi, promineni or obacure, ahould
be quite 4vil!iii).' to .-.ilt.pt h'icli 1 beUef, even
ni" 111 inadeqnnte grounda, aad t.> aeothePn d
dent euftkiently inflnenced tbereby to trj the
experiment For we ii" nol obaerve tlmt a
Democratic Benator puta anything :it ii*lv l.y
it, lli- loaea nothing and lii- party loaea m.tli
ing H the experimenl ahould fail aad the
nominationa be rejeeted. There. aa "l?l
ttorj "1 ii man ia 8 bar-rootn, wii<> aaid
he eonld take ii gold w.-it?-ii and pul it la a
mortar aad pound it t-i fragmenta, tben eover
it np aa.l repeat an iacaatation over it, and
reatore it whok and nninjnred. A peraon <>t
confiding natnre having furnlshcd bim an ele
gant gold atem-wiader, ii waa proeeeded 4vi;li
ii, propoaed, aod maahed iato iafiaiteaimal
iliii.1.1.*. The aiii.ii'iii magkiaa then eovered
np the pkcea aad repeated hia lacaatatioo.
Uut ii dida'l reatore the watch. Thea be
chnnged the form and tried it again, bnl *ti!l
without eucceaa. After aeveral frultleaa triala
l1(. handed back the pkcea to the owner,
witfa the remark, "1 mual bave forgot
" tenaword. I aawa mandoit just by anying
?? ii fea 4\.mls over the mortar, nnd l thougbl
"I'.l goi thc aame \\<?nls. Perhapa I kft oni
"_omething.n Theae prominent Democratic
Benatora leem rer] wiUing to try experimeata
in neeromaney and sleight-o--hand; bat ii n
maina to be aeen whether Preaidenl Hayea
bia eurioeity and confldenee enough to furniafa
the watch,
l'r.-i.l'iit Hayea ia aending ln the nomina?
tiona above referred to. baa acted, as every "m
eoneedra, from an boneal and aineere purpoae
tocany ont whal be coneeivea to be ;t true
int. i|.i( 1 ition "t thal p.ni ol the Republkan
platform which relatea to the reform of the
public Bervke. N.i one doubta thc boneaty ol
bia inteatioaa orthe pnrity of his motivea. It
ia -mii'ly ;i qaeetioa of ioterpretation. The
RepubUcan Benatora 4\li<? roted againal
the eonflrmatioB of theae nomineea, ili.l mi
becanae, aa they aay, tbeii aotion of
reform in the Ciiil Beni>>? ii to 1 itab
l:-li Bomething like permaneuce in il
foi boneal and competenl offickla, and becnuae
thej are itnwilling to eonaenl to removala ex?
eepi !"> | i.iii*!-. Bo. as tli,' 1 .1 -.
Btanda between a Bepublican Preaidenl aml a
1,'. pnldican ?-? 11 ite, 11 1* almplj a diffurence a-*
i.i tln- eonatructionol anartkle <>i Republicau
doctrine in a Republkan platform, Tln- Prea?
idenl iiii^lit well enough offei to tln- Be iato
hi, own tnterpretation uf ita aieaalui
with no greater improprktj the Republicana
iu tln- Benate offet theira, Tha latt.-r do
not byanj amaaa aak tln- ?xecntive to ai'.ui
(1. n th.- il.niiii" -, "i ln, party or in- f.ilaa t>>
.11 profeaaiona. Whal thej have doae
, imm. i" "ii' i' their nwn eonatruction ci
tbe platform ..* oppoaed t.i his. The difler
I'liii- between them npon thia queation baa
1 ni..-ii 1 inn,. |e expn ? io 1 ia tbe rejeotion of bk
New-York nominationa. There eaa beuodoubt
a ? t.i thc factttiattlie vote upon theae doea expreaa
iln- .iiuii.-t aaaaiiaoua opluionof tln- Republi?
cau majority in the Benate. Rndei theaa i-n
??: ii i.-.ii.: -. tbe temptation offered the Preei
iiuit l.y ti..- 1', in..... in.- Sini'ir. who proniaa
confiiniaiion, is to r-all it, Pcinociiitic iiid to
thi -Bterpretatkn of a Repnblkaa platform,
Wc caiiiiot, of eonree, aay bow thc Preeldent
will riew tln: propoeition of reinforeement
for his own ride from thi commoa i??
ciny, hnt we ri.*k BOthing in IByiBg tlmt
tln- Bepublican party will bo! riaw with satis
factiofl tln- apeetack of ;t Bepublican Preaident
appealing to Demoerark Beaatora in behalf ??f
lii.s owo coaatroction of a Bepublican platform,
Bgainal iln- eonatruction gtvea it by Benatota
of bk own party.
Tbe I'n siilcnt innsf decide how mn?_ tnmt
t.i pul in tba Oreeks, beariag gifta.
TBA,
Commia ioner Le Dne, it appeara, is aboul to
urge the cnltivation of tea on all Aaaericaa
farmera in the diatrki ronniog from Pennayl
vania down to tln- Gnlf Btatea, and ta'k* aaa
guinely of ?aving tli.- 120,000,000 paid by aa
iiniin.-illy to tea-bearing couotrka. He*haa bo
doubt tli.-it we eaa provida eaoBgh f"i- beal
. iiti-iimpiKHi, if n"t t" eompeie with Cbiaa or
Japan m foreign marketa, aml teatancea the
diffcrent sneeeeaful eflbrti madi in aeveral
Btatea t" produci. tea, notaUy tbal "f Dr.Jaaiaa
Smitli, thirtj yeaii a'.-". amu GroenviUe, B. ?'?
Tli.' expertmenl i* "f eonree worth trying, Imt
there aeimi t<> m no immedkte prosped thal
(.ur long-queued, almond-eyed neighbora will
s'K.'i ba atarved ont uf thk markel by oni
i.iiin i;, and it i*. bardly wiae t" boM oul de
laaive viaiona t.? experimeutiag booiewivei ai
eropa of tea grown in kitehen gardeaaMofa
"quality which would bring in China or Japan
"1'ion, |5 U>$1 l."
Whal kiml ..)' tea I>r. Jnaiaa Bmith bimself
waa ;ii'!'' to "iim' to bk frienda we do not know,
imt th.- eulture of dis pknta haa itoce beea
.nui.il on in a <lc*u!toiy WBy tliroagfa the
neiahborhood of Oreenvilk, B. <'.. and who
ever haa tasted that tea found it deatrnetive
to tln- peaee of paiateor Btomaeh. Likeeveiy
other bome-growB tea, it waa a cap which
neither cbecred nor incbriated. It waa aunply
atrociona. Thc plant may be tln- aame, and
,,ur .-oil aml climate aa 4v.1i adapted foi
Ra growth aa ili?>*'- of Che-Kiang or
Caatoa. Bul tbe value of the tea crop
dependa almoal wbolly on pattent aml tkil
ful bandling ?>( th.- leavea, and tln- American
rn.. rhaarivalledand oeverwillriv^theChl ib
111:11 in any maBufacture which requirea pa
i.n.'r. tboroughneea, or skill of manipnlation.
He \\ill try it. ao doubt, aml grow tea, pick, drj
.ind pack it by machlaery, joat aa im ia mak
Ing kcqner and ahaping porcclain. The
chance of bucci a would be t.i pul the culture
of tlic plant .-ii our gronnd wbolly into the
banda of tln- < blneae themselvea.
1BABPIXQ DEF1A
Ao Anti-Tramp Btate Convention waa ht*ld
li.-i week in Baltimore, moal reapi ctabl.
ndi 'I ovei by tln- Hon. Monl Bluir;
. rery ] lie first queation a hich it
undertook t" Bettk waa: " \\ Imt i* ii Tramp .'"
The concluaion arrived at waa: " A tramp
" i* ;i peraon who wandera from place ',<>
" piacc, having no permanent bome, aml
" lodgea in barna, outhouaea "i- in tlic open
"air, and baa no viaible meana "!' aupport,
"iiml bega for a living.'1 '1'" 11_I-*? mighl bave
been added aomething aboul the tramp'a pro
prll-lty t" I"l) Ilill-::."-!-, tO S'1' tlic t"
buildmga, t" ateal ndea on r.iii
and t" frighten tln womi n of a bo
the imn bappen t" i?- abaent. Eaeb Btal
Buppoae, i.ni*t take eare of itaelf; thal 1* all
whlcb tii" Marylaad Convention propoa tl lo
d", an.l it aaked tln- Legialature i<? help it to
tl.. thk thorooghly. Lawa areto 1"- petition
for, bj rirtae of which trampa may be arrested
aml Impriaoned for a apecified time at kbor,
mi thc roada 01 otber publk worka. A private
aml particalar boaae "t eorrection for trampa
!. BUggeated, with no more lodgiog of
diareputable wanderera in jaik aml
alin--honsea. Diatricl work-bouaeeare ,1*.. *.i !>.
prayed for. 'Iln- tramp, like anv other
ooer, i-< '" 1"- iaatructed aad reformed, i;
sili'.i. ll' be would eat, he mual work, and bo
pay i'or lii* dict. There i-* nothing rery novel
in theae BUggeationa, A vagabond ;-.t common
taw i. a quaai-crimiaal, and haa been f"r .-. n
tuii*. Loeal authoritiea bave alwaya had tbe
rlghl to ael bim to work, The propoeod legk
lation in Maryland baa already beea adopted
in Beveral Stati.*. ?.-. 11.t resalta more or leaa aatia
factoi r. Thal coaveatioaa like that in Baltimore
sbould !>'? lield, that new aad more atriogeal
btwa ahould 1"- demanded, only provea thal
the evil baa become latoterable, kh thal 1
work-housee, a krger eonstabulary, severer
atatutory providona, are demanded. Tbe nat
unii effeci of iiii* lacreaaed aeverity will beto
drive the wanderera <mt of Kfaryland, and iato
Boma other Btate wbere they a_l be ln l.-.*.s
dangerof reatraiat When all the Btatea bave
united in aome cotumoif meaanrea for the anp
preaakn of the nnisance, wa may hope to ->>
it more in 111 ?> abated,
li i* queationabk whetber anything conaid
i rabk can be done ln thi wot of reforming
the finkhed and complete tramp. He i* ln
love i4itli beggary. He haa a well detined
paaaion foi wandering, aml Bhriaka from alife
which is aol Bqualidly nomadk, He tevea no
liili.it- excepl tlmt of drawing oae l./y leg af?
ter another. H>? prefera to be full, I.m li<- Ia
aeenatomod to tn impty. Anything reiem
lilin.'.' ;i regular exiatenci ia diataatefnl to
whatever bouI bi may hava left. Uv
is not aahamed <>f raggedaew, and be
doea n"t <li*!ik?- 'liit. He valaee tlic privikge "f
crawltng from town t<> town. Uendicancy ia hia
vocatioa, iiml be in aa proud ol ll as be eaa
ln- ot anything. Now, we need not aay thal
tiiis is ? diflkull aorl "f character to deal with.
He baa do aelf-reapeel 1? -ft. There i-. little ot
m.tliiii),' in hlfl natarc to Bppial to. II<- mti*t
bepul to work, and k.-pt al work, for hkfood
itml -lii-lu r and clothea, Aa a nde, the eoo
tiini.tl tramp ia kcorrigible. The advantage
of traating him a* a criminal ia, thal it makea
lii- iiiiiii.iIi.h1ic.iI metbod of life dkrcputabk,
iiml may iim* keep the yel oacontamiaated
from embraciag it.
We bave, from time to time, reeeived lettera
complaining thal Tbb Tbibi wb baa bei n na
klad aad Loordinatoly Bevere Ln ita remarka
apon trampa. We bave beeB aaked, aol ren
civilly, if we bad aopity forwell-meaning,un
fortunate men wbo were wanderiag abont k
Bearch "f empkymeat Wa have anawered
ihai amploymeol appeared t" 1"- the !a-t thing
wbicb theae vagaboada dcalred. Moreover, 1
maa ia quite as Uhely t" Bnd aomething to
iln l.y reaaaiatag ateadUy \a one place,
,,i siiiliin a limitcil aica, as ly walk
in),* from Baltimore to New-York aad
then walUeg baeh agaia. Thi afte! 6i
thk mi.mi exlateuce bbob thoai not already
spoiled, is diaaatroua?they get carelew and
mt" bad compaay, and they contract babita
of i.llt iu?. whkh are s.."n eonflrmed, Wa il??
imt nn .in i" .*ay tlmt thc atrkl diaciplina pt??
poaed iniK'iit imt, in aome excentiooal eaaee,
wmk hardahip j bal ao reall] deeerviag per>
ami in thk country will 1?p in iiunh .l.in/t-r of
iiytiMtiic Tiaiiipiiii., in iL_rlf, ii sticli 11 sociul
I ?vil tbat it muat lie htoppid at any r0?.t
Now, iMforc the wnriu wi-atl.er shall come, uj
b good litim to begta t*. -i.?p it.
"II* wa* ncither insanr- B8T.B-Qlhetad JUiX
8.BMM waa aol eaa al hia rteee." Thia la what aa
Bia tniil of yoang Johaeea who attBaaptod to kfl |?,
wifr in Bcookrya, laal Wedwaday. Jt i, added that
I.f wa-"of an iif)?..vi-nia:,i.-t.-aiiH-r." 'J,,,, j ? k \ .
?elf-eoatrol anda it laBBeaalUa he Ua wMa to
Uva with i.i.,,, aad bee aataraBiaatloo n eoi
inm, that ba Booghl ta arereat h. r tnm imn? .
wbere it. tbla world. Tbeai la a leaoaa .., ti ,
aad evaarl ahfaa all haabaaaa (aad wirot __y
4VI.1 ill, 44,11 M'll.lllily to I-llil, ?,,??. W(. J"J
a |ood deal aboal bibbbHj aa a eaaaa al
wrooi doiagl aad wa 1.- , . ;.,,,. _^
deal aboal latomperance bb reoaltiag laeriaie
wedo ...it haarameh aaid ol bad temper aotl
n.ii..a of i.nt a hw d-anatlttra# ? .., in
l.in..?M.aa,i?n Uena] ? ,.? ,,?,,,,,-,._ |fc-_f|| Jf
a way to iinik.i hlflB Lrreaaaaalbla to tha law, aad ha
h likely todolobiaparoxyaai whal.i?-?iay IM1Ht ,i|t.
t.-rly regret Moralietahavi been continn tllj -.- u+knm
mankiad againal thia inAnn i , .,,.,',_
naUyaata praveotita betagom | innem
?>f faaJta. it is mrpriaing ho- i ,?.-,, it
tbenaelTea t<. ba BBade UM il r. ,i thia rtoa
which ..iiL-iit. tn ba gnarded
'iv aa drunkenneoB, or any ..tl.. r appetite. I-.
N.-w-V.-ik "BBgovemabk teaapeta'are a? eoaaaaa
?'!>? to attract anj attontion on mm bllowed
i.v bomietda. Tba f< i'. i'-iia raga *.f ,i canaaa, vhaa
hia ptogn 4 la impeded, ia an actoal atody, and
aaaanH aad battaiy (eoam tim ? ? . )n.
fr. .pi.-ntlv Eollow it. II.. ] ,?-,?_
in oqnally tindery. An.l i,.. , ., ,.1U)l
man reapeetably bronghl ap, hai fatbei
Diarkable lor tbe mililneoa ol
a pasahm doea a deed wbleb aay be talrl
u/.'i m exeeraUe. It i_ a tragedj ?.-.
wbo know tbal they an laekiag La -.-,.'-< ..m
mand amy wefl take to i,- rt i
earried tbe piatol norel] inr tha parpoee of iatinu
dating lu- wtfe, knowing l. -
fooliehly. Poaaibly it waa hia '. ibrl i
provided \4itl1 that weap
lolly. Jf ho \4.'nt to tho boaaa ?if .Vr.
?-? to 11- ? n, the baa.ni
htill more lenona. Violent I , ln
? brouic, the law, with il ? do tri ..- ol ta ,
aforetbonght, n -'.>-.
Pbiladelphia D. mocrati 1 ontii n ??
I'ial parade ol their preparatioaa to
: il M. Clellan'a a, end londly
.al.. in-.- i:.. ir Intentioa t.? gatber ;.t. .v ...
J - - ipital in :?? ? ' ami with
.'"ii.-li |. .:..|. and circnn itu e. on tbe 15th of
1 '?? be thal 11*? - appr.
band nnd I. nan
l ta rdry u lifona la bImm kiaa- t"
and gi iu!'- breeding 11
the New-Jeroey Democrat, < >r it bmj !"? thal
tha arho ia a hmaaa
Dcmocral after :.!i, 1- ilck with a j.-al
1 lylraala
I genendly " lay
on 1 " any poaai bl. ? di monatration. I
that the N< -?'- raeyDeta
? r . .' ?. t. nt to do hii
-. f. 1 -
from anbiddan onteid ra, At all ai
ihe i
aroua. .1 himaelf t 1 Inq 1 re whoee i
thiaia to be,anj war. He waa quite rarethal it
? ;.-? btat ? oi Penn tylvania ?! tha
i;. r.rral, and be baa been moved toaoggeat, fiir.ln-r,
tbat it Pennsylvania Democrata Bre bo keea to
. ? a| .: |>, ?:... ,'! .- r: -??? - ? , i' :.. bi ba
Aiii fortbemnow and tben toeled aOoveiaaraf
t!a-ir own; and ha adda tbal
tit t.i do -". then aeed ba aa feai thal
:lll \ ' will Btova "ii H 1
it an invitation. Ali tl 1!.''
. 1:1.1 -i.? iu the a r. and before tbe 1 reth*
ren begin to p ill o_ their eoata an 1 1
.1, , , ;.ii |fi 1'!. 'i.-iii iiiialil f.? limil i:ji .Iialce
ip and a-k him bow Pi * aaa ba n*
Btrained from b ?:? laaing oa New-Ji.--.'- praaarvaB
ring aaj "feelli %" wbfefc will
tend toembitter the K tiiu
Now it la tba Pawtetta of Koot who hai
il ,,f ih. ir eai ite foi ta 1 11
liiimlr.al rean, and tbe eetate thia Un - ia tl
of Pbiladelphia, barrtng forthe P rletto 1 1
,- know wbere to itop I aadi 1 bit
ring-eeenti d Kanatni ton. I_a owm r "f tba
-at little property ?m ;? 1....-! rn. m.-l. .
ti; pirate aad bera.it, abo bi
land from Calvart, and ebeated Paaa onl ol a eea
llrtnation ..f it. A Baltimore lawj arthed
tbla 11:1.11'-* u.-t, and Beared Pbiladelphia i?t?? j>
,.r(v" ownero ara looking into titl 1 ?
ad pirate, Kenttoh jeomen and
., nr*?, wltboat doubt, figmeata el
bcain ofaooM d ipairiag raporter. too Igaoea
know that Calw-ertaevaravanpuf tonraid a elahn
to any giant >it" bind htgbet tban tbe aaeiaol Baad*
orNea Caetlej thal Paaa beid tbe alai ol
gronnd on which Pbiia lelphia 1- bnill both b]
from Charlea L and by parehaM from the Bw<
brotbera Bron ;and, lastly, tbal nol ody, lx.ly I??
or hloody pirate, over ebeated tbal rerj ihrewd
Onakeront olthevalai I 1 lea. Thiasartol
^uny, bowerer, takee well "i'li eonnti]
iii-ia. Si-li.-iliii'Iii'-U r*'il.l..f <?:
',.,,; 1.: tesof millioi 1 packed maglj iwaj 1
for an owner, with Jnet the lame rellah and Caith
that they did of tba baapa al gold whleh Mra. Ali
liai.ii meaaured in Ihe borrowed boahal aaih Ui.a
ia | iat m 1----4.I aalba other.
Tba qii'-.M'.-t thing abonl tba Kettor laflow ia,
thal Mr. Wiiiiain H. \ iiii'i'-i'iii; Beeiaa tohave bo a
borrowing inonay al tham, and pl
.1-.1l tl.<? beat a?-ts be I
l,.-.,!-. '' re :>i'; eara to ba 1 1 ?atu
_??",. DOt to -.v Bontraiietion, bi
and Mr. Vaaderbilt. raeant letter. declariag tl
oerer bongbl ..r aatd atoeba oa -a.-.-.ii.it..>..; and
,iial alnee laal Bammer, be had aot botuhl
a ahara aava lor taveal h I -s (!"
aot borrow ln thal way, aad for thal amttor,
it bai not been aopj..1 tbal -Mr. VanderbUt
borrowadlathal way. I' a hw ownbn iuesa, ol
coureei bul abea BBebfaetoare thruat be.orethe
le, tbeyaraapl tebea little eoofaaiag.
POLITICAL N0TB3.
Botbadaddieaanrraptitioaalj relired tlnir o^
dollar 1 U.ll, 44,11!
Tba thing for Halat^todatotooallThooMoJel.
fvKonandJameeMadison "gold btoga.
Whal aood 4vi!l natMaited alh'ei do tbe
nobwiywUllaBd bimanytbingbal goldf
lehvedaeentmytobe dbgraeed
anddiahonoredintl.rm - thawoaldbj B
ra] BotlwirillbaaMdaehali
?Ventilatioo,aadwiU bathe oal. l
m,b|i, m chainnan ln the imdy. rhi pooition 1- aa
;??, u, li, B i'.i.I--'ii.i'*' "?
Cjinneaman rt?, - LouWana. aaya b* bi
RpeakerKandallUatbeart 1
-ud iu politica merely "Mi I
Verily.tbawaj ai
u tb^SolUBtMthwiahaatoeBplode tl
repudiation, il maatnolvol - M lor aa
llllU,?l.,:lv,r -nol all. il.-n.l'.>t...vi-;l' |- '^
tion .et. Itmoatnol haDgoatthe W 4 Baa U tl
,1,,,..:,,i 441-I1 id be calloda puaaa.
Tbu lilaada ftf Mr. Aloiaader Beed ieoj re
pbatically that bia BBfotatmenl M po
lolodowaainany ?un tba reenltol .1 bargam be
twernhimandBtaalej MaM
reryUttUto dowltb Mr.Ma '? Ml,i
hvoredJodgaTaftunl .-, i,i.,.l 1
_thai Mi Ki-iHlwaanol actiTealanj Ume,and*"
n,,ev..uatColnmbuao.,tl.?l buaineaB '
?l,i.l,aaalreadi been aUted inTBB raiBUBBfaeaoa
?poudenoe on thaanbfaei
Pattoraaa lagatttai t*U* 1 aai i.i-* n 1 '"<?" * JJ"
aaaaaea _moltaaaoaalj with tha aawa of a bbw
Donaplraei againal hitu. lu mbalaaaa ia tbal a_a>