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FOUNDED BY HOhACE IREELEY,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1878.
TBE NEW8 TBI8 MOBNINQ.
Foni't'.v.--Tha Qaika rebellion lo 8onthAfriea
h BPfcaflmf *?:?Tbe hirka hare been repaked
laaaatlaek aa rbee-aUaa Inanrgenta ;it Moonl
fblkai. Tbeaa is greai fHaaaiiafartifm trnt nt)
revolt, in Cr.'te. . l.'ti-sia eoncedea tli.it tbe
umallna >>f Iba Dardanellea is Earopoaa. - = Tho
Kiii.'it Honorable Williain Edward Forarter, i.iWral,
liambet fnr Bradford, baagiraDBotiaeia the Brltiab
Parliao ntof a:. aaBBBdaaeal to th.-vote of crnlit,
on Tlmrailay.
DomksiI-.?It i* bclirv.d at Waabinfftoo that
G.-ncril Mdea is HaUa t.> aa attack al any BManenl
from Sittintr r.ull atnl 'J.000 wnrrior-. == Tbe
eataaaa af tha trade dollar will be nanwifl at Pbil
iidcljilii.'i l.y ordero<the Cablaat. == Abraaa 8.
Hewitt hai reaawed tha elTorl for a apecial
In.liiin ?orn dlaplay ;it l'uris. r= == lt is
naaeaad from New-Orleaaji thal ?" indict
ment i-i t" '"< lo'iti.t aciitist Baeratarj Bh?JT
man growiaf <>nt oi the .-l.-rtorHl i-oinit. *??=
In th.-.N.rw-Yotk Betaate Ihe reeolntion denonqelni
the Bla .1 BUl paaaed by a rote "f 23 to ".; tha Be
inibliiiin Benatora have <lrt-i,!,-,l to vote for Mr.
daifa .-iinlirinatii'ii um siiix-rin.'adenl >>f i'ulilic
Worka. = Tha Lata B< ajaaua B. l>-t.p, aaaaagar
of th.- Batea Manafaettiring Coaapany, ai L-ewbrtoa,
M**., ia roported ta have aaad tha aaonep <>f tiie eom
pany aa hai aawa; hat Ma aatata. il is belioTed, will
bc anrprr aaaVleat to xave it troro loaa.
Oojrauaa.?Ia lha Baaate reaterday, th* <inv v<-;i*
Baiacipallygtren%?thaaBrer debate; Mr. Dawea,
"Mr. Bajrard an.1 Mr. Wbyte apoke ajiaiiist ihe Bland
Ilill, and Mr. Wallace in favorof it; Mr. Clinatianoy
pecnrcil tha ioar.-=?"Tha ll.tisc aeeompHibed
little; a luiiRileliate tooh I'laoe 011 azclndiag visi
toraan.l lobbyiatafraai the floor, and a reaolatioa lo
Bsolnde them T.aasc.l; Gaaaral Batler rejih.-ii to au
aiit.-ailvt-r -x'titioii bf raadtag from the Bible.
Cm AM) BUBUBB?I-?An api.lication has been
niailo Iot the arrost of Hcccivrr J.-w.-tt oa the
char-f "f jM-rjnry. -1 beTmnh I.m a'preaideBti
aaal?red ahool fraaajhta yeatarday, bnl poe^oaed
a< tion. - Bdw'a ?'. Dtinnin^a lebedalea wate
fili-,1, ihowteg Hahtti tea ai 11,854,490.
Williain .Mlen I'tith-r. Joaopb H. Cboateaodath
ma.li addn - aaa againal ehangea la the, Ezeiaa la\\s.
~--. I'mtoats atiainat a rcd'ictiou of teaehera1
lalarii'.s weaa made at a DM? BMOtiBf.- Jaeob
Batebaaanawaa aanrdcead by Theohald Flaek,at a
bre-ary tn Forty-ninth-Ht. ?*=*~ Colooel B )bert (J.
Ingertsoil leetaradeaiTheaaaaPatae. == TheMan
hattan Aaeoeiattoa ilaeaaaed the qaaBAeatioaa of
OaagfefBtieaal aainlatara.~~?~OaM ioi7h, iol"_,
1031a. ti.iid value of tlie Itgal-t'iid.-r dollar at the
cloiH", 07*10aeBta, Btoeka more aettra and lowc-r,
closiiiK Itaady at a I'-rtiul n-.ovei.v
Tin* Wkaihf.i:.- l'tiniNK localoliservations in.li
catc a gradnal incrcasc of warmth BBd partial clouii
iuess. 1 ln iiiiowi. ter yeetarday, 80?, 29?, 21 .
It is parhapa worth notinjr that there ?*?
alwaya amal la?ti-'!',,r -n *oo Hooaa of Hcpro
BOBtBtiTn nii.ii UiDci.d Batler qaotca Scxip*
ture.
80 Au?tria now declarefl that nhe tlocs not
olijict to tlie modciatc tcnitoiial Bffgrandiao
roent of Strvia ind MaatoMffro at tha .x
jx-nsf of the Ottoinati Kmpire. ln Tutkr.v, ri
tlatuh. rc*. iiothiiiK is so couvinciiiff aa succcss. j
The ftii-nd* of th. New l uie have canicl I
the uulwoika iti both boaaea ef the LegialB*
tiiti'. TBB .ludiciary Connnitt.-.'s 1" hoth Sm*
ate aml Asscinlily liave agreod la report tlio
cliiij.NTs iicccssary to couipletv the L'ode, whieh '
?rate j.a-*-?-<l by tha last Legialatnre aml failed |
to r.-ct ive Goyemor Bobiaaoa'a aigattue.
Baaa_ is ko kind bb to as- are England that
the .'ticstion ef tha I'.ndaiu llcs la Eoropean, j
and th;:t ^^K has BO intention to pcttlf i* hor
m-lf. Uut then* wfll atill Uager ln the Britiah
iniiid, a aaapidea that if Baaaia baa diameai-'
Im-kiI Tuikty ind made the .Sultan a \is--al,
the C?iv will have hia own way 111 rBgolatiag
the iiavijration of the DaidgMUaa. ln " non
" e-intiiis, uberty*-- istiie Baagb?1 ptactiee iu
B);iking Tarkiah ftettlcmcntH. a
Judj;e Vun Vonst dieide'i tha?- an apartment
hotiAO or faiiiily hotel doe? not OOBM witliin
the leKal definition gf a teiii-ii.i nl house, he
rau-.' in lli<- former eoaUag and Wiehiag aro
d'oiie iu comiiion, while tlie latti r is delincd to
b? a houso for the 0((ii'>ation of |hm grBBOta
fainilii s indLpendeiitly. Doiiici-tic d!iii)fer luihu
La thia deciaiou. liiidb'tt will be Iggg maua_c
iible than erer when ehe tyarna that the
kinhen and tho laiindry alone niako tho house
1< gally respectable.
Tha Naw-York Le_i-.lati.re is now fully on
r.c.kI againal thi- Hlaiul bill. In tbe Aaaam
laly hut tiftca-n BManben favora-al it; in tne
ni-Btri Imt three. Ono of -baaa in each II."' ?'
was I RepiiM'ciiii; the other eixteeu wero
DaiiKHTtits. The hnnest-nionoy nlatfornis of
the Iast four Penioeratic Btata CoareDtlOBi
io not aecaa to aucnreanw-ana tho whole party.
Laal Dight- meeting to P<ote<*t againal the
reduotiou ol tbe K.d.iricsof tcieliei., in the pub
i:,- adMNtJa waa a liiiv inthering, repwaaMttfag
the iiifst intclli^cirt elBBBM of the city. There
iiiii ho no qiK'stioii ns to tlie aide 0:1 wiiich the
greal welghl of pnblfe opinion ia eaal in this
tnatlar, and pa-rM-ta-iioo in au nttompt t"
n.ltirelhe pay a>f tonchers, who BM- all they
pi, sviiile leariag _nd-*_rbed tlu- aalariea a>f
iln' I. _i..ns of otlici -holders ftnd other irontle
in, 11 nf leinnre, will he ic^aiihil by t'ie mass
of our citizcns Bl lcforiii bt.inuiiig at the
>W_ong I'lld. _
CuPirmwiail Glover aook.. in anothrr rol
unin. to justif.v tho hiii-Uiitfo of his receiit
letter tia tho I'ra-sialont. It l* iiitcre?tinsr to
noto thiit while Mr. (Jlovor diaelaini any in
tt-nlioii oi proolaiminj.' beforehand what ho la
ITfB.Bg to prove, he quitc fiankly deelates tliat
lio piopOMi-s to go on laolii-viiiK it whether
ba pi,,vos it or not. lt la ovidcnt that ho np
ptoacbabl his waark, full of the (?a>iiviet:'>n that
thiit then are phtity of ra-oals in Wa-hiiiK
ton to be exposed and full of ttiubition to
do tho oxpi'sin.. IVthaps there are, and, if ao,
Mr. ilovor will aha gorwj work in BUeartbing
tbi-in. Hut if his iiiv(-ti|;?tions, after all
hia blood-enidlin_ predktiona, only mn atante
ci.iii-io of st;ilc alander, he mnatexpect tomeel
the ali risioii whi.h befalla Ihoso vociloroiis
pt-oj.lo who mi' alwAys goiiiK to do wonala-is
a'.ul mvt-r do. _______
In tho pendiag eonteal in tho Britiah Hoaae
of Coininons, ihe Libernls will havo an able
loador in Mr. Foreter, wbo willtopen iho debate
on Thtir.-day, tho aammiog up being lefl to
tho Ifarquia of Hartintfton, tho iionii-ial chief
of tho party. Mr. Foratei- an_endir*enl
is logieal, and th >wa on tho vioveni
nidit. tlu- taak ol' proring that there
is oocaatoB fo? prareana-onaiy meaaorea.
Tho Riisso-Tiirkish policj of iho a.ouin
niant, or lath-r of Lord Beaconafleld, will
h((\vovor. bo the main qoeation at iaeoe, and
iijion thiit tho Honae of Conimona will diride.
Tho prospoot of a Miiii.-toiiiil iiiajority roti
tiniies good, iiiiisiiiiiil' aa it .vniild be iiaco
sarj lor sixty-six membera to chamre ridea to
defeal tho iiovi-rniiii nt. Hut il Lord Beacona
tiold s itiitjoiity is amall, ho will bo ronatrained
to gire way, perbapa ??. Laord Derby, who i>
not ao prononncedly aati-Bnaaian, an- to die
solve Pariiament
At 1:i--.t the long ttrife orer the Bnperintend
ep| of I'ltl'lic VYorka i- endcd. Tbe Repuiali
can Benatora bavi Yoted nnanimonadj t<i eon
flnn Mr. CLarfc, tho Go*/ernor_lateal Bomioee,
and the Tote in the Benate to-day will only
bo tho foruiai record of a deciakv_ alread]
iiiado. Tlm promptneaa and good gnee irith
which tho Ripiiblioans of tha Benate bare
reached this roneloaioa diaarma all the criti
ciama ol thoaa who wonld make it apperrthal
thoir roi( I eourse has ??_ re?j?iio~:i cr _oir
R'.iotl ItC politic.al ond-i. Mr. C-U-l will taka
hia offlee with a good, tbongh a bnef, record
in the admini- ration of tho Sutte iiri-nans.
<)n th(j aOON of a-haraotor tlia-to i-<
not b word to be aaid againal bim, and there
-ifeins to be ground for bope, at !i ;i-t, thal be
will olo'uisc tho _analaofpoUt.ee with the reme
thofonghneaa with which that worh haa
alread] been done m the piiaona. It i>* as to
bia diapoaition to aln thia and hia ability t"
aianage t'i" canali tbat the only doubl a-xist;
aml the people a>f the Btate will glatdly Km
hiau h tair cbaneeto remoTc tbem.
P0LTT1C&, AND TBE 8ILVEE BILL.
I'oHtii'.illy, tho Bland bill ahonld be en
tiilod ''An Aot to I'o.-tro.r tbe Republieaii
** I'ii11.\.*" Its tniiMiiinor, th" Matthewa reao?
lntion, ha1* reeeired a majority of Republiean
Totea eaat In the S(iiai(^ and iu tbe liouae.
II the bill ahonld beeome a law?aml \\ i1111>111
bOBTJ Koliublioan Kti)ai)oit it oiiniiot?tho
Bepnblieafl pany will havo aigned away ii
oliiiin, (is (b'londa-r (af the publie failh and of
tinaiii iai integritj, to the coofidenee and aup
port of tboee who bare kept it alire,
beeanae ou tbal gronnd it acemed to
deaenre anpport. l<t it will win noth?
ing from ropiidiat.ii??, fioft-inonov Innatica,
or bunkrupts. Mon of thal htainp Mill
aee that flve-alxtba of the Demoeratie Repre
Hentatiros are with thom. If thev araot B
party to prevail on that acaount, they will
want tho Demoeratk partj to preraiL E?ery
diahoneat debtot a;i<t erery repndiatof bo the
eoimtiy will feel that the Doinoeratic party
is hia home Hut men who a-x-i-k howst
payment of debta and roturn of trade aad
indnatry to a aolid baai-, will fod that rotaa
anil holp fa>r Bepvha_e_n tleketa are thrown
away. Is the faet u_ly T Hut it is tho aaked
faet, und Senatois may na well look at it, if
they havo uuy caie lor tho futuro ot that
party.
There BM lt_0-g und bra\e mon in the Doin?
oeratic party, who fitaiial nobly for the publie
faih. They will live, as they alosi rv<, beeBOM
votoiR who want repndiation eanaffoxd toTote
for tliein, kaowing that they are a powerlaaa
minority In DemoaMatk eo_nacfla. Demoeratk
rletory will haanre all that aaeh raateiH arant,
and thoy ean jilcise tlu iiim-Ivos ttn to por 008.
Bat tiie I'lOinililiean who nanta eheap Baoney
and n'i>udiatioii, if he ataya with hia party,
atayaonlyto kill it. Nothing lms kepl italrre
but its defenee of tho publie laith. When a
RepabUcan Admuiiatration and a Ehtpablican
Congreaa aetnally permit, and a Bepablicaa eon
veniion niiiy bo oxjM'etod to suslair dl laasoinont
of the eiirreiicv.dofoat of the pledgB to leaome,
Bhal piiyinoiit of ba)lids in !U)-eoiit alollats, the
Bepabliean party will get neither rotapa nor
voicos nor mcans where it baa been atrongeat,
Yeiir after year, lt has oallea! iijion tho .-olul
men of the Eaat to save it. Tho next call
votas cf a iiiajoiily of Repnblicana in Con
will be in viiii), if tha Bland bill beeomeaalaw
throogh tho, a'otiM-nt oi ooiniivaiia o of Bepobll*
e.ins who eould juevont it. Hen who-e Btrong
Bpeeeheab whoae ekill ia eonaell, ot nhoea free
gifta have made vieloncs for that partj POB
sibio, arill a*it daawfi and bt it die. Orant
that they onghl not. Hut htimaii uature is
htiman n;iture, nml thoy wttL
lt is oasy to w-o Mhy Ilcinoeiiits wnnt tha
Bland bill to paaaa The mon wbo have
oeed to think me tboee who haTe
bf*en liitoal to liiRh placo iu slroiiff Uo
pnhUraa Statos or diKtricu. When they write
otl' 1<? pei eont taf the publie di lit, and io
imt eeat of tho propeily of Ihoae who bare
siivod moiK.v, they turn out aaota than 10 poi
ccnt of thoir aaiipportors ln nuinber, ojbA _U
more than thnt, propoition in WOight In ov. ry
Btate aml distrkt they kill RepabHoaa Totea
by tho Ihousiiual. So the Wkig paity cut its
owu throat when uien \ _tcd for tho Compio
mise and the Fugitivo Slave Bill. ThooBanda
of votera, who could not bo Democrnte, and
aconied thereafter to vote a Whig tfcket, did
not voto nt all, and the party died.
Yiehling to repiidiafion will cnd like trad
ing with Blaveiy. There will yet be a party
in which no man ran etay or get a vote who
i? not tnie to tlio'pulilic faith. We shall aoc
thal jiarty BOOB, if the BepahUeaa party he
trays it-j tiuct as dcfeiitlcr of the Nution'a
honor. DiatieM aud bankruplcy will teach
wbal bad ffcith eoata. Vbtea by tlio Ihoojaad
will f>|nirn tba men who mitded theiu, or
were slavish tools of a nioment's p:is.sion. We
Bhail not have long to wait. in tjiat rase, for
;t political ehaage which will hnry in laslinx
abaaM iv.-ty bmb in tbia laad who oaDa him
aatf i Bepabtteaa aml yet voies to braad the
Xalion with dishon.ir. ______
BU8INE88, AND TBB BILFBB BOL.
Th" paaaage i>r the Mattbewa reaolatiea by
niore lltiiti n two-thirds vote in the HoaBBj
briaga the eoaatry to aerioaa thinkrag. Tbe
hl' id opliiuists, who have said that lhe Illand
luil "eoald not pass" beeaaaa tbegrbaewtt
.iiiK'lit nnl to paaa, may t-taml baek. Careful
men. who COOOted coiilidtntly U|?on the defeat
..f the bill by the rotea of certaia Benatoca,
lind that they were not rigbt. Two of the
rotea .'asi Bgaiaat tbe reeotatioa wera aap
peaed, aml are yet claiincd, f<? lie aara for the
l.ill. if eitber of tbem la giaen for it, witboot
cennterbalaadng gain nol now expeeted, the
lihiml l.ill will paaa orer a reto. lt ia ttiaeto
.?oiisidi'i v.'iy siiion.siv the reealta- _raa*aa io
liiisiness, aiul aeooad M 1?> tbe politieal fiitnre.
Qold goea ap already one per eent, and isil
v,'i goea down. Wbyl Beeaaaa tlu- bill, aa
paaaed l>y tbe Uoaae. aill drire gold out of
tbe eoaatry, bat will inaare dcnionetizatiou of
nl-er by the Latin l'nion aithool addiog ma
I'lially to ita aae bere. Paper will beeoaie a
prom-M to paj ailTer, aad will exclude lilrer
Crom aae. Tli?' filv.i will fall, aad tbe
paper will aiok below it in value, aatbi pruu
iae aarely ulla behiad tbe tbiag proBiiaed.
Theae are neceaaaiy reaalta <?f the Bland bill,
as it atande. To expect it-i amendmeat, in
anv .S-. ntiiil reapect, ia idle. A large major
ity in both boaaea evideotly demanda tbe bill
as il cani.' fiom tbe IIoOBO. Hopea Of aini'iid
,?iiit ara beld oal todelay eftctire oppoaition
until ii la too Iate. U ebaaged at aU. the l.ill
woald not probeMy l"- ao cbanged aa to te
!i:ov.' its w-'iiht icatiii.s, whieh at.' ini.is.l.V
tboae which make thc loajority m botb boaaea
uager i"i tbe bill iteelf.
Iluaiueaa men, tbea, maal look forward to a
.-li-iit-.'i' a probable wbicb would deprire tbeai
of oii.-t. nili oi the valtif of gooda aold oa time,
oi nn.ii,-v lu.wi.-.l. A whol.'siili'il.iil.r, wli.B
baa oi- ia taking in a atoeh worth |l,0U0,00O,
whicii be haa expeeted i<> aell at three or foai
.Btba' tim''. ii'1'**- fa???? tbe proepec! of get
tiog onl] |(900t000 in real value fof ln**
nol s. Doea aoybody tIiink the Bpriae t^nl.*
.?an be K,M"- with tbat proapectl Are
not iii.iny baukraptciea luevitalde, if tn.i
rhaoU eaoxtol protect theoiaelrea 1 1'ilty mil
liona of dividenda are being pald, aod abonl
?s"jiiii,i)ini,<iiii? ol loaoa are mataring at this
leoaon; the money ooghl t<> be relnreated, I
boalneaa is nol to 1?' utteriy proatrated. Bai
wbo w.mi- tu 1...tn 11,000, with t!..' proapeel
that be will get baek |900 m fall payaienl
;,v ju-t oi (Joagraeal Barluga baaka hold
?1,200,000,000 of dopoerBba id if the depoai
tora lel iberr mouaji ii-. Congreaa naay t.ik.
$120,00 1,000 froai it. loanraoce and traal
eompaaira hold, as baaka aad aarlnga banka
do, ni.iny baodred milUoaa in Qoreraioeat
boada. Congreaa baa dei' -d that it ii boB*.
bad faitb i" lake one-teath froai the raloe of
Op m aet nritiee,
lt niust I..- plain, ?.. ev< ry Baaa who kaowa
bow baaioeaa is doae and wbere Brtive rapital
i, fonnd to eoodnd it, thal Ibe pendiog btU, il
paaaed, will eaaae ? tine ol rrightful dis.i-i.-r.
tttUtt bupiatoi ""?" proteei ImPMPtltet, rbotua
iumIs ol nercbaota, oow dremed aolreut, will
u-u dowa, and .'.ill drag down l.anU which
now l.link owliahlj in'" the ftniiir, indiib i. nt
beeanae anable to aae. Thouaanda of depoalt
ora will mrl al tf,?*ii nonvj i: Ibey can,befon
law i.ui i"l. t'i" tn of pail of it- Bol tlu '? i. -
snlta do aol wait. Feai <-f thnn \\\\\ cbange
thinga al ooce, aod from thia time forward,
muny iiu-ii will atop teadiag, stop Belling oa
tinu*. atop iBTeatiflgi or truatiag tben fanda
wbere law can rrach them. ladecd. the foar
[? -in cvi-ii now, and tha lailuns Im .l.tiniarv
,l|(. |j|vl. ,;,,. leakiog of watei tbroogfa a dralu
thal may break al anv nomeat Wbal are
buaineaa men dolng t.. defend tbeaaaelTeaf
I.v. i\ man who refrtM - lo lend mooey <>r t<>
?el] gooda on Ume, ezcepl f"' gold \a!ii<', ?ill
aol oalj aave hiaiaelf from Loaa, be \nll k'.iin
largely, U the Blaad bill paaare. Bai ii it is
d.-i'i-.tiVd, l>> effotta aot yel made ot (orealuub
iiwcil, be eaa loaa nothiag. Tbe boyer wbo
waata gooda, il he i** an booeel mao, will nol
otdect to promiae to pay jn.st wbal tbe g.la
are wortb to-day. Tbe borrower, who waata
nioniv, il an boeeat man, will gladlj promiw
tn pay what the mooej is worth wbea bebor*
rowa. If eitber is not an boueat man, it is b
good time to atop leodiog to him, or aoUinj;
him gooda on time. The baalaeaa man who
makea ii an Inexorable law tbal ho will take
notbing in paymeol bat Ibe caafa to-.ia* or
Ita gold valne il any payiniiit i.4 dofirieil, will
fery aoon boin poattiouBol lokweaaymooeTi
im ;i ii' Coogreea doea try to rob him, That
way li.'H aafety.
Hut do the baaka owe notbing to lhe Imsi
n,.-_-, unn who li.-pt th.iii alire hy forbaaraooe
in 1kt:iT Can they it< oo witboot ead, eaJTer-.
mt; :i liation of juo. imtU, ini'ii'haiits and
iiiiiinifii.'ttii.iH to 1?. ti>. 'fd, witboal an eflbrl
to atop the plnodei ? Thitl ia for them to Hay.
Bome make lighl of danirer. Whoo diaaater
eomea to aucb baaka, <?iii in will make light
of ihi-ir loaaea. Bome sit atopidly waitiag,nn
uliie to tix npon metboda ol ptotectioa. Tl ??
htw ol' t oiiuiiinf, as ofNatnii'. la "kiu\i\;.
"ul tbe Dtteet,-1 and the banker who his aol
the s.-iisi iti proteei eitber blm* f ir iii-. eaa
tbmers will Bad tbe fact KB-embt-red bere*.
after. Boaae waal to have parl in ihe ploa*.
.I.T. No booeat man will be aorry ahen tbej
take j iut in the loaa. lt i-i tbe dnty of tbe
Ii;!nk4 to goard the baalaeaa omomauitj
a;..iiiist tbe greai danger wbleh Ib m;ir. They
ean, If they will. To doriae metboda La c.i-..
Tbere owghi to be eoaaoltation npon the
metboda al ooce. Ii it eomea to p.-.s.i Uud tin
baaka aafler the buaiaeaa men of this eoaatr]
te be plandered, tboae baaka will deeerre the
lion's abare of loss^_
|J !? ITOM BAENVM*8 FIEW8,
Beaator Baraam, of Coooectieut, lus, it
aeema, been deliyerlng Bnotbea of his ioal
atirriog addronaoa to a Bbort-haad mnn. The
last addreaa of bb upon NotloBal politki bbi
delivend. il wo lL'htly iiiniinher, to a meni
l)?-r oi tiii- aame noble profeaaioB< wli.un he
lixcd with bia gUtteriag eye al Chieago,
or l'eoiiii, OT O-bkoah, or MNM other ^Vfrt
teu) BetropoBa wbere be had eoatomen in the
iron trade. It was MTenl weeki ige und at
ittiiiH! wbea Importaal gaeetioaawerepeodlag
in the Scn.ite. It ImH beM Mr. Ituriium'rt lial?it
dnring tho elevt ii yeara of his seivito in the
Honse and Senate, whcnover hia bouI haa been
perturbed over any great qneation, to flee into
tho Weat and nnbosom himaelf to a Bhort
liand man. insread of oceupying the time of tho
Nation, and filhnir tho columna of Tlm Itecord
with his beautiful thoughta. This partly be
cause of his exoeealinj, modesty, and partly bc
cause of the domands of the iron trade upon
bis time nnd talents. Ho has Rometimes jrone
rTeri and faileal to fall in with a short-hand
in.-iii, but upon those ocoasions ho has dovotod
his entiro e_tf-g_M tothe purchaseof niules. It
was dnring one of his excursions \Vc-*t?
the one, we beliove, iijion whieh the short
Imnd man extraeteal views from him be?
tween Chieago and < lehkoab? that his eoOeagne,
tho voneiiible Mr. Katon, proposed, in a mo
moiit of enliiusiaKin, to bodn introilitciii
a ?orie8 of reHoliitinns iloclaring vanoits
Kiats in tho Scnato *. r-ant. Warneal
by Tmx Tiiir.UNB that his ?eat was in
danger, PoM-tmr Barnnm haetened haek to
VTaahingtoo, and his eonat-tnenta havo ob
wrved with WOttder and aniazeniPiif his name
11 'iniled npon aeveral votos in the Senate sineo
that time. lt is believed in Conneetictlt that
he. has taken alarm at the rovolutionary prono
rtition of his eolleagne, and thiit he now
oticupleahia anat laonatantlyi boldingoMtoit witb
both hands. Ile is the only man iu the publie
erviee who was over paired ofl' foi' (leveneon
(m cutive yeara. It is to tho Caet that ho has taken
,i BOW doparture in this roirard?or, rather, has
decided not to dep.irt at all?that we owo the
BTkpearanee of the Iast great interview with
iiim tnaWaabington in-fead ofa Ki'okuk new'fl
paper,
Mr. Barnnm i? repreaented by the prevalont
ahort-band man as aayingthal tho rote on the
kfatlbewa reaolntion abowa a two-thirda major
ils lor tho Silver I'.ill. "Oh," he says in his
eaey eonvwraatkmal etyle, " it's a foregone
"eonelusion thal tho bill will barniiio .1 law,
"even over tho veto if it eomcs to
"that.'1 "Hut," qoeried the ahort-band
man. who know tliat the sonior Con
ini-;i,-iit Benator, Mr. Katon, bfld earriod
bia hoslilit.v to tho silver scbonie BO far M to
refnae to liatea to an oration on Jeflferaon from
one ol its londeet adrocatea, and who conae
quently aoapected that Mr. Barnnm might be
atmilariy iitVeeted?" arill it not diarnpt the
?'Demoeratk p.nt.v?" " No sir,'1 rery
promptly aaawered the Benator, "it will not
"ili-tatb Iho p.irty at nll." Then, in a
fervid ontbnrat, whieh iraa Iromediately
i,,',,i.l.(l, he added, "Tho Demoerata who
??,,,.so tlu- Bilver Bill will aeqnieaee and
?? -i in*l to their prina Iplea juat aa tndy as if
"their pohey h:ul been adopted." To tlie |Ug'
(reatioo of the ahort-band man. tbat Geoeral
Ewing aud aome otbera differed with him
u|ii.n tbat jaoint. ho aaid, "Theyll Bnd
" theniMlves inMakoii. The paaeagB of
"tho Bilver Bill will aettle tho whole
" ijiii-tioii. and tin- party will takeits rour-o
" ;i- iiiiti (1 and aolid as ever. We do not be
"li-vo thal i? is the Im-t 1iii.inci.il poli-y, Imt
"the dill'innco danea not involve an abamloii
?? i,a,nt of onr piim iph -?" Then. aith a amile,
ln- eniiiiiuicl: "No, a-it. t'o- party will nof
?? _-i t nd of ih ao ea ily. We will atand
?? |,v j|." ii,. m imii d tlm idea thiit
:;,,- party n "bl apHl an this i- .n
in 1880. Tho whole qneation, ha> aaid, will
be wttled before that time, and thea if Nev>
Voih i*) foond not to be Beea war] foi party
.~, :i Weatera m.iu anil In i ominatod, and
tbe -jtatera I >. in<?? i i? -* will aupport Um ca-idi*
il itc. as they alwaya havo done. " Wr liiM'iiil
" Tilden laat year," ho aaid, Mbeatanaew?
hei-aii e arhj 1 -eonld yon imaa. oh
iH.l.in reformer that bowled tho campaigB
Shrough for Tilden aml Beformf? "beeanae
??I,.- araa elearly tho atrongeel man." With
-niiia* tuitlor rciiiaiaVs abont tho I'lcsida-iit,
arbom he thlnka hi- lanrty ia trying to dnve
over io tho nonaoir.it-, where there ia really
rn. room for bim, tl"- Conneetia ut _ nator
cIii-mI the interview, aml diamlaaed the man
aith Ibe pencil over hia eax,
Mr. Barnnm i- a praetieal man. ]\>* leaka
practiral politica, philoaophy aml wiadom.
Tha (me greal tari thal f'.tmls oat eooapiea
.ma in tho remarka abore qooted ia, thal bc
Itilieves iu tlu- party, and in Btanding by the
nartj ; Ib Bomlnating the atrongeat man. aml
..'iviiiK him a U ited, Bolid .-upport. A-> for al
lowing tha pai i.v to ln- diatarbed by a little
thing lia\e tho Ananeinl qneation! ho ean't
? tnnk ,,f ii for a BMMnent, Diarnpl !
Ni vi i while there is a dollar iu ihe Treaaniy
.,1 ,iu i.tli.i- tu in- bad. He siniic* aeornfully
nt the idea that tho party ean pel rid cf the
Ni-w-l'.n.Iuni I'ciiioct.it-* who opposc repadia*
uon. "Tlny will imt pl nd of Ba BO eaeily,"
be aaya. And be apeaka with anthority, N?a
one more than ho. For ho has bebind him not
niily ail the tr.iditioiis of tho New-England
Democracy, which tho Booth oerer eould kick
inti. au aiiituilo di' boatility or tho diapoaition
ui reaentment, but ho has alao bis own politi
,;il (iticer to back him up iu his aaaertion.
Whether ln- rotea BgBinal his party for pto
tectiaaii (ar lor niil'sidios, or does not TOte
at all, ho "atanda by the party," aud
iiiver "diarnpta." Bland ' ll or Mat
ihows reaolatioa makea no ( ifl_*i-nce with
him ; thoy may bo voted up or ab "ii, and tho
party may tako what position it nleaaea on
greenbneka or silver; he dnea not rare so
long as thoy ara aolid aml united iu electioi *.
Ile knowa the party thtOUgfa .md a_UO_gh]
haa bonght aml 8ohl its iniilt s; aud ho
know-1 that to talk about dtarnpting
it opon any qneation, exeepl the diatribntion ol'
iiilicos, is Bonaeoae. Iloa...es aay aomething in
tbia interviow, hnwovor, abont aot abaadoning
piinriples. Thia a-xeit )itr cinioa-ity. Would
Mi. Barnnm be ho kind aa to get another
iiliiiit-haiiil m.i ti , and throagh him cutivcy Ka ?
eariona pablie aoaie defioite Idaa as to what
ihc iuniciples are to wbieh he aUndea 7
AN IDTL OP AVEUEN. ?*
At A''1)11111 laat woik Edmnnd .1. Boppin
tricd ii' tho mnrder of Pbilip s. Prond
Tn, araa acqnitted. liis defenee araa thal
aProndflt had rnined his aiater, anil eanaed,
j throngb grief, tlm deatb of bia n_other. Tho
jur.v found bim "Not gidlty" npon the
ground of "temporary inaanity.n Bere, then,
ii anothef of tboee rernarkable vor
diits wbieh, if tha-y ate often enough
ii peated, will a atahliab, we anppoae, a mia
ehiovoii., fall.'io.v as a juinciplo of criminal
juiUprtidenoc. Nobody will deny tho aenae of
pereonal hajnry nnder whieh Uoppin aeted;
imt il we put tho reaaon of tlie ver
diit iii pi.iin langnagO, and Kiy that
arery brother whoae aiater is aedaeed
may kill ber betnyer, tho moat aympav
ihatie reaalor will BM at onee into whal
i|e_ii|isof piini'ViiI MTBgfiy we ihatl fall. Tho
notion <af "toiiipoi'iiiy i.isauity," whieh haa no
Keicntiiic foiimlation, is mcrcly nn invonlioii to
i;ive au air ol legality to a prepoaterona lind
in>;. Tho finifrr whieh a greal WTOng aroiises
i.-a .uit that alien.itioii uf mind whieh tho law
reeognisea as ratabliahing irreapaanaibility. Tho
.itittiiffrt make allowami) for it, wo adiiiit, aml
it ia quite within Ihe ptovinee aif tlie
jnry to redaee the venliet ta) the lowest
bani of maiL-laiiKlilcrwIicii tho alreal wasahatie
under great ptovocatmii. But the moral dif
ference between a verdictof "not Ruiltynand
one of homicidc in the lowest degree is still
great. Even in easo of the lattor, Ihe jurors
say that the prisoner has done aoniethiriff which
he oagbt not to have done; in the former they
litcrally acquit him, and BtibstantiaUy say
tbat he has done notliim,' which he had not a
perfeet ritfit to do. The statute di-Uiiiiruishe*
the diflcroiit doe-rees of inurder cxpressly that
harah rerdieta may not he givcn; bnt it was
iirver intemled that the nnrk of entire inno
cence should lie ollieially pl.iced upon what ib
aetually a ciime. This in what has been dono
in the Aubiirn case.
So ninch for matters of principlc; the con
cliiMon of tlie Aubtini melodrama supKesta
qaeetioaa of tnste. We Bad no fault with the
younjr woman who, all Ihroagh the trial, sat
l.y tlio prisoner; but WM it just tho thinpr, ini
iii.diat.'ly after the verdict, for the presidiiiR
Jodge, the District-Altorn.y, the jnrynien, and
the yOBBg man and yoime woman to
i'orm B proeeasion, aml m.irch (with or without
a luiiid) to ihe paraoaage of the Ber. T. J.
Allen. wbere tho happy pair w.ro made a
utiit ? And was it tlie tblag, either, for tho
elergyman before tyinj? the knot to make a
apeeeh, and in thil to say to the bridegrc >m:
"I icjoice in yonr acpiittal as a triumph of
'* love, triilh and jtistice?a faatke writtoit
" deeH in the ba___ beart wbidi eoanet be
"i\[iii'S8cd in tbe lantcnaire of hiuiian law "?
Bereoge has not hetetofloie been coaaidered
one of the Cbriat?B virtues. Lyncli law mean*
(to use the word.i of the ReT. Mr. Allen)
".Tnstice writteo deep ia the baauui heart,
" whieh cannot be BBpreaaed in t li?- laagaage of
" lniinan l;iw"; and yet we BBBBOBe that
this elergymaa would hardly stitnd up in hia
palpil aml preacb in favor of lyneb law.
Bubataatutlly, thia teocber of the doetrfaae of
torgiTeoeaa of _Jariea dedared that men, un
d.r .uflieioiit piovoeation, have a rigbt to kill
their eaemiea. <?f eoorae, he knowi better;
bat ooder the lafiaeace of all tbe festivc eb>
eamatancee, he permitted binedf to talk in
an old and civilizcd eoninuinity M wfld men
talk on tl.'- iioniiirs wbea they ara aboat t<.
han/ a borae-thief witboot tiio beuefit of
jodge or of janr._^^
Mr. Benjamin B. Batea reeeatly died la Beatea
iiii!\rt-:iily roapected aa a raaa of the most eerapa
loaa integrity. Ha waa treaaurer of tim exteaaiTe
inills at Lawiaton, Ue.,noa< of tba eajiitalof whieb
labeld In Boet io. An examlnatlon of the affaira o<
the Batea Company abowa thal Mr. Batea ba us.-.l
for bia own porpoeaa aoma $200,000 betonaiBg to
that coooern, of which be waa traaaorer. lt leaaid
tbal be bad s<> lona bad control of tha affaira of that
company, that ba cama to regard its property as Ua
own. Bo be effer-ted loana f^r lns peraonal adran
lai'f, gi-inghianoteaa Ueaaorer, and aeTerthoogbt,
bia iii.ii.ls s.iy, thal ba waadoiag anything irn-tru
!_r. Tbiaia tbelateat ?|a'.-ial plea (ur defaleatioa
thathaaeoma to <>ttr knowledge, andproauaeato
nnpplaot that of _aanlty. It ii troe tbal a great
iiiany treaanrera and eaahiera baaa treated tba
m.y iotraated to tbom aa thefar owa, bat I haa
iiis.r I'.-i'ii nrged in th.ir behalf that tbey actaalll
tboughl it to ba aaeb, Then is anotber
point to be ti..ti ad, Ihongfa it baa aol
iitii.li Doreltyaboal it- I ? Batea If ill Company
had b fdenty of directora who iiidu't direet, hut, ?hi
ti:.) contrary,permitted Mr. Batea,witboai lel or
iiiinlraii. <?, t>> .1". s ?< stlyaebe pleaeed. H.- berrowed
money withonl anybody*a leare, to tbe aame f tbe
rorporation, alaned tbe notea a* treaaorar, and i?ut
tl.- proceeda ,.f Ibe trana tetioa into bia own poeket
Thia, -,i> ona aoooont, " eonatitatea a;> arroroo the
partof Mr. Batea." 'f bawareliTia?,hamightfad
hi-, doiaga deeiguated bj a dlflereat au.l haraher
aaaaa, Ifia eatate, u iahaped, willaapaiy thed.-ii
cleo y: bnt, meanwhile, tha ataek <?t' tha Bataa UUI
la aaid to baaa baaa bapatrad laYalaa bytha <lis
11',-iin', an ara ahoBld aataralTj) -niptiose it areold I"*.
li' any boldar laaaa by thta, who n to Baaka _ooJ tho
loaaf
J'.v.n B Turk w>.'iiis to 'avo a battat idea of
pablie boneaty aad flnaaeta] tntnMnvaeaee than tho
Auu riean ('? togreaa. In Captaia Qambier*a akateh
i.t tim .-.ir.-. rof Uidhal Pboha, In tha uui aamberof
llu Niaettentk CwpMtrt, we read tbal " before he had
been a week Grand Vi/i.r, tbefinaoee lawaf tha
Otbof October, 1879,waa Bbrogated; whi.h law,
intbeeyeaof Bnrope, exceeded In eoonaityevery
other cruaa?waa it maaaacre, atatllatioo, or da
baa. ln -iy?tbal a aatioa eoald comaiit; f..r it a.-tn
allyatoBped part payateal ofooapooB." Theehange
which the fearleaa Hiniater >>i' tli Porte anforeed
waa ittended with difflcalty, and eren dangers bat
ho Lnew that, in tbe lotig ran, notbing coaldrelieva
tha embarraaameata of tbe Boipire exeepl boaeaty.
I'oaaibly thagallaat Uographerbi Botqalta {aet to
ih.* popolar ?t-'iitiineiii ol Europe,' at it ia troe tbal
im a.iu,iu .-an iiili.r.l to affronl tho conacieacaaod
M-ii-ini.T.-Bi oftbe world br tamperiag with tho -av
erednaaa of ita debta. Perbapa, ooe of theae daya,
?Mt ?hall get tn bave a.s mach oouacieaaa a-t fho
Tark, aml ooratateemeo ?ill riae to ilu* moral loral
nf this MohammedaB, who belierea la the Koi n,
aad keepa - loi of ?iraa,
Kowthal tberepndiatora baro-irnick their first
blow al th?*. vi.-iiiiis "ereditor olaaa," it aooid aot bo
Mini-vs (br them to ntl.-it tbat poor people, u.4
, uiii', ara not debtore. Erery body who
earoa wagm ar reeeirea ? aalary is of
nnraaaltj a ereditor nearly all th.> time. All
ihe |N?iipi*4 wboaa bbbbII aecomalatiooa logather
iiiaku n;i the itiitiii'!is<i aggregata lo tha Haviti?s
itank4 araereditata. Tha peopla who liva aa ftxed
'ni, limitediiirnin.'Hara all ereditora. Tho dabtor
claaaia laraely eompoaed of thooe who baaa l>or
rowed nonay to earry ob aaara nr U s.s aitaaalra baa
Ineaa enterpriaea, from tho aaringa baaka au.l life
Inaaranoa eompaaiea, wbare tho little all ef
sntaii ereditora ii depoaited. Bat after
all, thi* a BBBtter of n.it lntn-lt moiiii'iit.
Bren Ifaoaak thieteeawd bighwayaaea had ttaaa te
wreatle with u;rrat ethleal problema, they woald, i.*
a r.Miilt, iimi llmiaeeltia anatalned aadcbeared by
aa approringeooaeieoee to tin.nt tho aaaaadegrae^
whothei they made a bu-iiu's.4 af robbtag dabtata or
ereditora.
The eonrae of elgbl Uloatrated leetataeoaMPaaaB
au.l Cbrlattan Roma," by the Baa. II. (J. Bpaalding.
of Boatoo, wlB opao to-morrow BMralog ln Chick
eriagHall. From the latereal takea in tbaaahjeel
bya aamberof oar welWkoowB eitiaeBB, there will
andoabtedlj bi Mi.-li bb attoadaoee aa tha leetnrce
deuerra. ln Boetoa, wbere Mr. SiiatiliiitiKis.it botBe,
be bmalready girea them tlnn eaaaoB befaae livo
difliiwit aaannlaHonai whlle al t'uo lViin.'y Insti
uiti'. in Baltimore, wbere ba appeared aa b Btraagar.
lu* graoefal oratorj aod elear, pietareaqae power >>t'
dis.'i'iptioii attraeted tho largaal Bodlaaea ot' tho
aeaaon. Tha aabjeeta treated of ba the aaaraa wiU
eapeeially intcrii-t ull who liavo etodied, ereo
aligbtly, the coUeetiona in tha lietropnlitaa lloaaeaa,
or who may ba lateoding to atady Ihew,
-?
A Tamaiaay Damoeral ia Bereroalteee peetileol
Ba a bea be atarta in to eeoooaalaa, Tbera m a eom>
mendablabapartiality aboal him Baarohhar,aod
be fii'iilt witboot any BBfair dieeritalaatioo lioin
thejaat aod from tbe onhtai Bol thara umet was
ao UUejottooa, iiiitoaanaiahbi and BaaeBaeaabla an
aeoooml a*. lt will take a greai aaaay peaaa ef
nuii laaaed and aoa-partlaan atealhig ?? ataaa f>>r
aaeb b*p-aWedefRarta it aeoaomy aa the remoral of
Mr. Olmated or theredoetleo of theaalanaaof tho
iinhllc aehool teaehara,
Qeaaral Batler is Baaaay aboal the peaaibla afeaet
iijm.ii his temper of "a Preaideatla] obataeler1 te tha
aoaotmeot ?.f the allTer awiBdle,aad baproaeeea,
thrn-fiT.', that tho full ihtailnof tho framl shall be
dfawaaaed now whlle ba is atill tihlo t<> qpeak " with
ont paaaiaa <>r faeUBg,**befBrel_BoriglaalBhi_oai
to he too utrotiit for him. Wa BBB all woruis; l>ar
ticuiarly Qeaeral Batler.
Tho Charity Hall la alwaya one of tho pleaaBBeeet
and lii'st aaii.in't.l of tlie unininl festivals in which
tha ladlaa and ?aatbBBaa ot eTaw-Teek combiua
amuBomcnt with boaerolenca, and the indlcationa ?
are tbat it will be celebrated thia year with at laaat
ita customary gayety. Tlie bard timea Lare nol
greatly affected tho recreationa of tlie nch; and
since they have added eo much to tho hardabipe of
the poor, the nch will no doubt feel to-morrow
night that they ougbt to dance with more vivacity
tbau ever for their bem.-iit.
Wigginton, who wae not elected in one of tbe Cal.
ifornia diatrieta, haa juat been reaolved into the ae_|
of Pucheco, who was, by the Honse Comraittea on
Elections. If any other Deraocratic atateainaa
would bke to rois-represent soirie Kopublican con
stituency. ho ought to be eucouraged to apply toMr.
ltandall. Thia Houue haa great talent for niakinf
vacaucies for altnost anybody wbo will pledge him?
aelf to vote witb the uiajohty caucua and aak no
queationa.
Now in the time to admit thoso Aboriginal Ameri
caua to neata in Congreas. The credit of the coun?
try. at the mercy of red Indiana not tased, would
be safer than it now is in the bands af the white
and black iinanciers who are worrying it in Waah
ingtoo. ____________________
POLITICAL XOTEH.
Tbe Paper-Collar Lcague wauld be a good name
for it.
The Repndiation Leagtio ean be beateu by aa
1 I.m. -t Mt-u'-j League.
Oeneral llutler was aent to Congrosa to aniuse tba
country, not toruiu it.
Tho conutrv ean ataud aaMdlea better than it
ean BBBBd repudiation. The House chose the greater
of two evils.
It is time for honest folks to reralize that they csn
aot daaaat daaaagagnaa by a__dai laaea or ahaking
iihts at tliein.
One solitary Congressman in the whole aolid
Sonth voted agaiaat repudiation. Whe talka aaaal
PM-tgning tha Soutli BOWl
" It ia bardly woi.li while to go baah as far aa 1812
to biint up an orrasion for eeustiriug Ma-sachusetta,
siie elaeted Batke in l?7o.
v The BOMa resolveof Goneral Butler toallow Bee.
niarj -beraaaa to raaaaa- ha oflice aaaaaaa there u
aahaneeef htaeenvaaalaBle aUvarVwaaebBBd "f
lmrc liiii.'ii.iuiiniiy. Mr. Shcnnau's gratitudo uiust
lx- iiiiiii.'iisc.
Tha* ountry is alarined by the vote af tlie BaoMM
on the Matthewsresolution, but tbe railroad lubhy
la aot dlahoartoaaail bj the aati-Bbaidf raaoi_tlaa_
It iaeTident tbat tbe Haaaa is still open taeaava>
tiuu on oiio af theea aaaJaatBi
Beaater Barnnm la right when !ie aaya thal noth
iu_ ean disrupt the Doin.nratic party. Baah a
tri__aa_thiBgaa reaaBdiatioa will nor traabla il a
iiit. Tbe Ki-tcru brotb C will protcst uiililly,bai
ile will btay iii tho pari y.
Tha LVew-York and Phfladelpaaa Caatam BUaaaa
Btebeth t(> be worried again with a "n-diictnin of
force.'' It t:ikes B woiideiful aiiioimt af -riD-Bg to ?
mi eleaa throagh the aabaoil ef a Caataa. H,"i-o
.,n.I -iiike tho ultiuiatc hard-pan of a hueiuesg
baaia,"
Jiitil a-ouie of the leading ofTl'ials in the New-Or
laaaa Caaaeaa Haaaa ean bebaUed out af iail, or
I0BB8 atheaa who havo ruu away enn bo encoiiraired
t,i r.-ttiru, ilnre Baaaaa to l?i no one left w'io ia coin
petenl ta eolleet tha tavaaaa aa that aartafaawy.
(tvii Borvioe reform haa I" ea raaing aith greal vio
leBOi iu New-'Jrhaiiaever biuce Mareh I, 1**77.
[tlaa great ariatartaae to any New-York Cea
graaaaaaata bava baaa aaahla la havo hUveleiB*
eordeil on tho silver reaofa-ttOB in the Uo';-,. mi
Mntiday. There were four of thetn who had thia iII
int-k,?ifeaara. Towaaaadi B?aa, Caata, aad Baaaa
,'ict. They oaeerve aeaeral tt*maiieeratioB| amt
.?v.r.vliii.lv will bope that iln-ir ikuiic- \>i,l bc caded
luiiil aii-i h>ii_, tha ucxt li.'iie.
Patteraoa is liaMe to aaaaaia aa hapariaaaalh>
ralid in rTaaaingtan if tho lateet reaael abeel his
eeaa is traa, Thacraal raaaac is cin.ul.at ing that
Qoveraac Haaapteahaa towarded laaaaattaeaa _?
his arreal ta tba Oaveraoii ef Ifarylaad, Dalawata,
iuni ainiii, the Btataa throagb irhleb tha Baaataa
wotiJil paaa lo pay hia proniiaad riail t> hlmofl Caiaa*
ron in E-BBayiraB-k Hiis aagratafal aetioa adU
han atendeneyto predpitate a freah aaa?aa of re?
!.i|,- ?-, iiinl to aitiiuulate to baah torti.re.s that perti
Bacioaa vertigo.
KT-Grivernor Hownrd, of Khole Ishnd. v. asso (b>
Ughtad with Senator Laiua-r's tVAtAm that he B nt |
coDimiinicition to The Proridmee Journal, wunnly
iiinl j-.Hly prais;ii2 tbe cflort, and expres.-ini? B lio;?
tliat the inaiily st.itid of Hi'l aml Laiair B_gM fore
Bbaaaowtha "awifUyaaaalagtbaa when theyhnaa
' a solid .Sottth' will bear a ik-w and more hoiorahle
.?ai.'iiiiicain'e." Every natriutie man would rcjoice to
ilisc.iv.-r Mil'-tatitial gnauinls Tor such .1 baaa. hut
lha vota ia tha Haaaa oa Ifoaday doea aol hmuah
:iny om?Diii'iice'iient. Still. it reiuaiiis trre, tbal lha
rotea ?>( Laiaar aad Hill ia tha Beaate are of nua'
culialiln value at tlus time. BBd may *>r<ive tn bo tha
aalvation of the National hoaor. T_ey repraaent no
one Imt tlieins.lvci. however, a* the w.hd Boaalh il
oviTwiieliiii-.ii.iy agaiaat ticm.
Bec atary E arts i.j ehargad a-ftafaaa-aeaalM
ehilliag lha axabetaal honaa of the eaaaal aaaaa*
secker wiih lroniea! i.liservaii'iiis. Whea BBaaa??B
applteaat ba a aoaaalata riatted hlaa, tba aabar day,
f.n a iinal answer, t'ie Seeretary lookcd over the 1-t
of iB-aacaara, whieh eaatalaad tha aaaaaa ef all tha
aaaiaaat Keaaabbaaaa af Iiiitmi.*, and, ii^ing hi> <-ye
BBoa the victini, maaarhaii MWhy4oyaaaaehi
eonavJatef It aaaaaa ta aae tlua), from yur araaat*
ti, ue.-, you would do tbe li't'i'iibiu iu party eiore
i;inid by iobibIbIbi Ib lili?aaaa." Utaahaarratiaa
i'n*riii:i!icntly diae-uraged tha aaplieaat, and it may
lerve anotaec potpnai alao, Tbere bava baaa aet*
eial appointmentato eoBaalatea aud other offleei
which aobodj haa beea ablatonnderataod. l''-r
haaa the Becretary aeat tba appUeaala oat af tha
i-ountry beeaaae tae Repablieao party araald oe tho
bei. ior their abaeoee,
There are no limits to th<* atasiiranee of thi* silver
advoeata, iic has theataaaat aaadblaaea in his
ability to solve auy monetary problem under the
aaa. Whea aaaaa aaa aekedaailrar Caaagreaaaaa,
tho Other day, what this country would d.i wln-n i5
foiuni itaelf on adi-araai Baaaiial baafa boai athai
leaii'ua? Batteaaaftha w.u-ld. herepliad pcaaafily!
" A*. aabsk as we get throagb this h-gislatiiaa wa
will liiaKe everyiliiii.- nulit by anaaaiBg t-ar a l'?n
lire-Ji af nations to adjaat the im ident i-oiiii.ieni-l
relatiana af tha eaiaaaaj baabaaaa." lhan is no
dUDdeaoe aboal that. Thadaaaiigagaeia aaaaatad
aith his iippaivnt aa-BBM over liia own country
that be heattatea aol a maaaeot la tamag ni> t'ie
taak ot ciini|iienn/r the raat ai Iba world. lt ia toe
Diuehto bope tbat aaeh a man will aaa that ha a
limply takin. prea?aiituuis for aiif.tv after the
i-taatmpbe la orer. lt b a good deal ta get nma
'?ini iiu admiaaioB thal it ajrui i><- a aerio_i thiaa
for tliis ci'iniiv t<a eat itaelf oi trom taa rest al
i!m w iiid in iiiiiitiL'ii.i tcaaaaetiaaa by aa-aatag a
?uret atanaard.
FMBWOWAL.
Mr. Oeorge EUddk is temperary iaatrnctaf
of '.-?.,.'iitioii ut Barvard, Ptilamit iaiiae aaaag HL
Ilr. Balph Waldo Bma-ion- >(?hl haa igain
coiiiiicicl BBB, aud Uia laetam has beea yoiipniieal a
.ii-i-i,iiil itaue.
It la reported that tho frie%da of Qaaawal
ly.iv WxUaua Bia aaaiaiitlrnllr preseutlng tilm a* ? ean*
i<ii]iite far a f.'.'.'i):') ?aaaaaa
Calmel F. D. (iiant, it is aaid, Inteada to
l'vc iii Siiii l'raiicisi'o, araaaa he hm paaaaaaad aa lutcr
M.at in ,\ gratavalaaa-M liiaclai) \ wuitU ia already iu fu.l
I l> l.l' II.II.
l'lofessor rieree, of Harvanl, tlie emiiieut
luiiili.iii.iiiciiiii, i-iul.aiialy enoauh, made a piea tor
the l.l.-.il at the hi-t Kuilu'.il I'lutt mcetiiirf. Tli.i man of
iniinaeraaaa peaalaa-a ii ciari?.t th_t ihe g\vo\ daaaatin
ti.c ictcatl-c reaaar ohea at Uie d.ay lay in taa taal taal
Mit'v aeemed to itrtka at tba IdaaL Bat it aaa aaVBl
aeMBlng, ii<- added ; " tue llaal ???> tn laatraeoWa,
Dr. John M. __a,w_anee and l is aifa Baafheh
tkadaaadB-c >tl*taaa_aal.i.i,',a,!ii'aaittipn>(iaoii.Auiii-?*
Jacaaara.hm..jusiaaaaktalad id.ir ?iuer aaddtaMb inay
worc the aaaMBBM * lu ."liioli tli?*j worn luarrlail uad tta-B
nino ah-ldraa aare tu?ir atiaadaata. Ika eeiebwriaa
t.i..k I'l.icc at tha Hermliage, wbera tiie reoea*ai?ia .>in
AadiiiB Jati.aaa an i uvuiwith lar ouly BBB*vtrawaaBi
Mi . I'helps, tho v.ilo of the Oovernor ol
MlaaaarUhaalaatdlad. laa waa ? ladneTiiieitt vaaaBh
? im, i tarrag theciit war, was avtsd for her baaaaaaal
work for tlie wouiKtcd aud dlsatilcl 88-llera al lha rmon.
OaV, 1'!ii*Ii>i la larotlier-liilaw 'o Mr. Ajuiw Ka.a, Uie Iw
known owuarof Ihe a'lfth Avonuo IloU'l balldiag.aajd
tiii.i-11 .'tii.-r ralaabla Bear-Tecfe reai aataaa. ?a '?,B*'
ouly bi.itii.ror Hia Kiin.
Ja>. Walt Wliitiuau is proparing a new Ixw
contalnitig piaaa aud poctry. which, it la rutaorasl, aa
UiUaaiila to call " Far and Near at 5t#." Ho 1* uow iu MJ
flfty-ulutttycar. It la atatod aUn, that he U jiolng W
L'aliforuiu ;n a lecturer, aud bc ll suppoaed lo havr r*
pared sevi rai dlacoursoa. undor fh? hcadai of " -braaiai