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BoothV TurATKE-l:30 and ? : " The E-fles."
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IMIBBII 4.1 DK'i'iN -An.'iiiiil Exhibttlon.
m? -,. bb i'i iBicB-Operatlc "erfonnai
BmorwAT Hau?S : Ooaeert Befior Bnnea._
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m-rcui noTicaa?51APaae?Btheoinnn.
si.Va7i..ss hnm... BA-_a-B? f'tot-id aolaarai
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Ciieincos -Xoncco.
BOLUKOER.
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A rran ne " Ut. " Champagne.
MciiMiiiin- Peptonired Beel lonic i
onii nr. hai it,". "f '."' ccat-dalBa l?*
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Hlie.ier the rcaidl ol exhanation, m-rroai !'?-'-:.';?.
nV,.._..i.. ?r ii.tii- .li- - : aud m every lorai of de.
l.iiiti. parUmlarli 1! rmtaliinit Irom nulni?aari wi
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l>Aii y 'I BiBCBi. Ball Bubaenbere, 810 p. r annnm.
m-mi-W.' i ki*. rRiBl Kl. ?'? .-I Mii'-vri!'. i>. j^peran.
U'ET-ELT TRlBt'SK, 1 S , . ., i ?. .-'J |..l Ul.Iilllll.
'I 661a CBeh in ii.lva'.'-e.
fi.f'-n adrertiaera eaa leare tl
atl.- - i it adwa-.i ? ""? olb-ira
BBAKI H I THB TBIBUB...
Ni w-V..i:k?N... l.i.:!*-. Broadway, corner Thlrty
fii-t--i.: N... :!"** Weal Twentj-third-st.. conwr
Eiahth-BYc. i N"". 700 Third-ave., corner Forty
seveiitli?i.: So.i_.380 Fonrth-ave. lHarletn.1
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1,o\ihi\-No. 20 Bedford >t.. Btrand.
1 anu So, IS Rna il< Le lloanaie.
FOUNDED BY HORACE aHEELEY.
BATURDAY, MAV 11. 1878.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
ING.
Foiikkiv.?-Miic-o, tbe Cnban ehief, haa Bnbmitted
nmlinieii.l*. to reakk iu Januuca. I ?? Cana
iliiiu ateamer Sardinian. hai beea bnrned al Longb
Foyle; aareral peraooa were Injnn . Tbe
CaBBdiaa PBrMaaienl ltas beea proi
The liiin.-'.i -'i ken l itb ... ?-? -I i ii"i -'' 11
Tbt Ilil-Miill C'overiHlieli! ->i.\- i' do
know Ibe .uil anrport >.i ConntSehonTalcdFapto
peaab-,
C,,\,.y. ?--.-- In the Si-i. ti, .'4-* rd r, th. hill in
ffjma. .im..!-.- waa paaa -.1; thi
bUllorep. iltbeBanki I waa taken up uml
debated fora long time; il \-.n- ftnolly amen.le.lao
ti-1,. make Keptember 1, 1878, the date when it will
. -in l paaaed bi 261 ralyea ai d
n;iy \..;- were taken.: : In the Honae, Mr. B I
Vi;; ditnres,
advi-;: _ theenu ellation of contracti to th am mnl
8193,000,000 nnd the peymeut of claimi to ilu
niiiionii! af 93,217,000; General Garileld reported
koiij.- iiniM.i.nut iDii.-iiiliiii-it-. io tii, rulea; ;i lunaand
look plaee orer Ibe inbji el of war
efaaBBS, dnriag wbieb greal t-omfnaion prevailed ;ni<l
ilien,' earae ta blowa.
DOMK i ,. .?Tlie Iiill Of tlie
Army haa been ftnalljrdrawn np;il reflceta tbe
lieea <'? Mr. Hewitt, Colleetor Weitael, ol
CtBciamata, ia aoaalng lo Waahington t" fighl bia
il a rappoeed. Mr. Glorei i>
Beartnring ledlaeeree wbere tbe $50,000 wenl
to, wnieh Me-Ttec-B- Loutelana Committee apent.
=__-_:: The Tt i bi nn.l l'.n ?:?? ]??' ple diaplar anxii tj
in legard i*? ;?? new nria cdT. i o la tba Hoai of i.'- ..
It haa been de. Ided by Bpeakei
Baadall tbat tbe FletMa reeolatioBi wlU notpre
aent a qaeetl-B <>f i?rivil,-i'?*. Tbe Btate Senate
d Dr. Ha] bbR. laaneial 'ili, the l.ill t" prerenl
peaaaBB ateallag rldaa oa ti ighl iraina. the hill for
thedlatnbetioa af a portioa u_ tbe aaaeta of tbi Ni<
tioutii I. ;? Inanranee Company,aad the bill extend
iiif th.-t'lin !<?! .l.'-itii' tbe Geneeee Valler (.mnl.
- 'iiie \.-t .iii.lv paaaed the Oompromlae Buoded
iB-bihlfrrnria bill by a anaaiiBo-a rote. I
l- | tnenl Exhibition waa rropenedi Benator
Illaino made aa addreaa, ia a iii. !i ii<- argned Infaro.
ot tbe proteeUofl oi bome ladBatrtee. Tb
I'l.ii ntsentia a large aamber of aominatioDa,
both f,.r :i)>i>i.mf!tieiit aad f?r aramotioB, y. st. r.li.y.
dn ami Si iu im-*-.?Tin- National Party'i K\
erutivc Conncil diaeaaeed eampaign planayeater lay,
nml ii BU-aaaaeettag araa held -ii Ibe Cooper I oion iu
tlie evi'iiiiu. A -ui; W8B begBB l"i tin- |>iilti
tion of tba Btewarl .->t;itc. Jadge Doaobae
giant4.l :i t.Mi'i.iiiry ii.jnii. ti.m againal payaaeete
by tin-vv.'. i-.i liuili'.i.i Coaapany. = Ibe atate
?aad ai Iba Baartaa plaa to-parohaae Aaaaaieaa
tobwIs f..r . rni-_th waa OOtlAiiaed hy another l.ns
si?n otfie. r. ----- Heavy eattlag in freighl rnti"-1?
the Eaat, l.v \\'.".:.!:i haea, w:h reported. ==
Mi>- Catberiaa Beeeh r wns atated t.. ha <ly
ing. s-sTbe Btate Cbaiitlea Aid -kaaeriat-on
diacusaad Iba elaralloa ad Iba poer.
Kew-Tork tanday^ebool \- elatfam beld it-- i.n
ii!ial in-.-tn.i-. = GoM, 100?_ l"l>!_. IOOLj.
(;?1,1 ...I,,. . ii t- ikI- l il.-lliir at tbi ?
????*?; toebaaettTeaadsaetBatlBg, doaiag
hnrgab-r
Tm- WbaT-OOI ? Titiiirxr leeel ebeerratiena indl*
(ut( li.ir v. i:.' ii, wiih aeeaaaaaal ekmda aad little
chani:.' i?f t iuiu ii-ttii--. 'l'lHriiioinctcr yeaterday,
00 . tt , 01 ._
Thp Dciiiorracy cirrici* ?-l( ction-l.y tbe :ii<l <>f
??niiili-*." .imt ron.iiK-tH iiivcKtijrntidii.'-.'it aeeai ,
on the ins'iiration of "ol.l ataf .vlii?k.*y." it'?
mewtb n four-footed party.
?
Gail Ilaiiiilton takea iNSuc to-day w*\*\ gM
of the Bggl tlihtiiiKuislied of KgW-'Eaghud
pn-iu-her-', am! VatBBB to slmw tliat, if llie laiill
is to l>e talked ol in tlie pul.ut at all, it sliould
be iu tell ij-cntly tieated.
-?
Ye-.o_.lay witnesee- tim n Mirni tion of
throo. noted will oasos. Tho will of the father
of 8uaan Dickie, the youni? lady who wsw re
leaaed from Bloomihgdale Asylum ae eane
after aix yeaw of imprieonment, was called np
before the Surrogate; the Merrill will casc I
Biipeared iu a new form ln Uie Suprciue J
Court; and tho absuid contest a>*ainftt tht
will of the late A. T. Stewart, of ivhich the
pnblk hail lo-t. Miflit ciititciy. hai beea r**
vivnl with a new H<-t of plaintilft.
Tht* opi>ont']its of cx.i-t- tegidat-Ofl BOOCOd I
big poiol y-tcidiiy, in -t-cuiin-' H nil.i<>'. 1111
im nt of tin* Legfadatnre until Mond.iy alght.
Thla *.\ill leare \eat than two days ol" the aee
sion, onleea tlu* advoeatea ?>f ? aaw law eaa
?eeoie a poatpooement ol' R^Jmrnuaeiit.
A paper by Miaa LooiM I- Behnylet "> ?*?
"Kltv.itio*! of tbe POOT in tbelr Hciiit-,'' WI*
read at tin- meetiag of tlu- Btate Cbaritiee Ai.l
Aaeoeiatioa, yeaterday. Miaa Bcbayler. prac
ticc iii philaiitliropv givea her tin- rigbl t"
?peah with auilioritv on tbia qneation. aad her
auffgcstionfl are the fruit of a wiae experienee.
Tbe Kns-aiiiti Gorernmenl diaowna any ki
.il-.* ..i tbe Beheme whteh Connl Bchooval i
is aboul to propooud wben ln- uni".' ??? ?*?'?
I'ct. t-i.nttr. Thia is credible, Inaainnch aa the
Connl wonld nol bare lefl l.i-- p<>>t at London
only that be bad infonnadon to comninnicate
whieh it araa neeeeaaiy lor him to ex*
plain vcvltilly. Tlu* qneation ol "guarai ? ?
wbich England baa already raiaed haa a dan
gerona look, and may retard fnrther negotia
,1,111a. If Loid Beaconslield peretata in ai
m il' Ruaeia ??:?? a natlonal BUI Sykea, I
c.imot expect to gaia imil li aneeeaa i'.v lu
diplotoaey.
\Xt- prinl on another mtge the rooat Import
aiu portioiu ot a *-; i i Iv in tr lectnre delivcred
daring iln- week hy the Rev. Dr. P. C. I
nl thia eity. Coming froni the leading repw
scniiitivi* in tlii*** comnranity of whal la known
ii-- tlu- advanced Ritoaliatic elemenl oi the
Proteatant Epiacopal Chnrch, and tb ? anthor
ol ii phrase whieh yeara ago startled our re
ligiona thinkera, thi- frcsh expreagion ??'
viewa whieh then excited bo mncb
tciiii'.ii eannol paaa nnnoticed. 'I'i" pn ? ?' '
wbo then declared " ProteatantiBin a t'ailuii*."
adherea to bia text and to hia former exp ?
ti.ui uf it, believing Protcstanti?m t;> be
almosl Bubmeraed by a tideof infidality, aml
il.-i-ain ;tin* Anglican,tlu* R >man and ilu- Grei '*.
chnrcbea togetber aa parta of om- Catholic
chnrch.
ln passlug the luil foi- ti.o repeal of the
Bankrnpl Law, nnd amending it bo a- t->
take iffocl on September 1. the Benate aeema
tn have T"'.t a middle courae. At urai tbal
bodj favored inunediate repeal. Then tbal
th ingbl too baaty, and ni il Ji
waa propoaed aa iln* Iime for if to tak< effi*ct.
Proteata from iili over the eountr) Bguimd
aneh poetponement have conM to the ean ol
Senatoi-a, aml they now offer a conipromixe
It remaiua t.i ln* seen wbether tbe Houbc will
aceepl the amendment. Certain it i- tlmt
aliiio-t evi ry ai ipunal portponemi ul
tn Jannary. appliea to tbe amended fomi ot
tbat it ia 1- bi [njnrioua to ket i?
Liusiii, * difdnrbed dnrinf- fonr than
i ,_lit montha- Tlu efleel ifthe l iii becomei b law
will probably l'i- to kecp np ti"- lonj* ii-t- ol
r.nliiK - throogh the Summer. The beal that
ean lu- aaid ol' it ia thal U might have botn
woTte, _
Mi. Howitt'a rtrmj ln". of whicb a fnll ab
ajtii.! ia given in out Wasbingl m dwpatcbes,
i - ciiilciitiy a v.ist iiiijii..v(-iiicnl on Hu- n
moreeh ? achemee "i tlie n rrolntionai U
iin*.. v. .li tbere maj be p< inta al a
will ix- fairly open to eritieiam, it Bvema t"
have l"' ii framed with an honeal pnrpoee to
(llt oIV I-i li -.- cxpi lIllltUM - WithoUl i-nl'.lili,,'.'
tlu ii.i-i.il gtrengtb of tlu- army. Ii will
be noticed, hy the way, Uiat Mr. Uewitl
propoaee a moal beartleea poliey with peopecl
I,, ii?* miii r titlfB thal are deareal to the
Ameriean heart. The nnmbri nl Major-Gen
la io lt.* allowe I to diminiafa until
i> hm (uie, .unl tbere ii i- to Btay. ln Uke
manner tbe nomlier ol Brigradiera i- tn be
].(liici*(l !?> three. Tiii- wouhlnl fnrni h ban
iili**- , n..ii"*li fm a connty eommittoe, and there
*. lu- in. adeqnate Bnpply ol \- ?
di tn for tu a.-,in-i tinga, il ii wi re nol I
glorious militia. ^ _
Wiili'm ,i v.-.y few yc tn the seii aee ol
i-tlmi.it. *y haa had b Unre tDcreaae in thu
iiiiin'i'i- of ii- votariee. The methotU, mannei
and I*. li* f- of mi "ivil ? d or extinei raeeabare
becomc in ittcn <?! more m ni .al inl n I
ever before. Tbo BmitliBonian InHtitutiou 1 I
tbe way in i'.i- oonntry, iu eolleetinR rqinci
iiu ii- iila-!,.tivi ..I tbi im.* of reaeareb. Tbe
late Mr. Peabody fonnded, aa an addition to
Harvard Dniverrity, au areha-ological mnaenm,
wbich haa already given a freah impetna to
ili* ntndy. Aud now t)w trnatoea ol t'u*
Ameriean Muaeum of Natural Hintoiy, recog
liiziii'.- the bH of tlu* pitjiul.ii enrrent, have
made the implementa. ornnmenta and weajjoua
of uiicivili/. (1 man a apecial Featureof exhibi?
tion. On another paga a brief aceonol iaaiven
of the noveltieg aocomulatod al the Mnaenm
iiiuii!^' the paal neaBon, and it arill bt
tlmt wbile primitive man, extinet or cotempo
rary, haa had the laigeal ahare of attention,
the lower animali have nol been nealected.
N< iiin-i-in Waabington nor in Ottawa were
the parliamentary mannera <>f tbe Anplo*
ieen at their beal yeaterday. ln onr Houae,
Congrea?man Harry Wliiie, baving *.
hia excitomenl to caiiy bim beyond the rulea,
found the Bal ol Mr. Tnrner, oi Kontucky,
very near bia faee, bnt tbe quarrel waa here
wiaely intorrupted. In the Canada Honae of
Commons, tbere waa i teene calenlated to bring
a ii!u>li to the cheek of the highlj Benaitive
Britiah preaa. Bir John A. Macdonald made
lome Bcandaloua ehargea of eorrnptkni Bgainal
? fellow-memDer, and the epkbeta of "liar"
and "tn.-.ard'' were exebanged with the m
moal geaeroeity. The bonorable membeia did
not, however, eome to blowa. Thia i-. i pain
ful rcconl to make ol ini John Macdonald.
In hi* Bojoun* iu Waahington aa a member of
tbe Joinl High Commiaaion, be mighl bave
developed bimbelf into the pink of legislative
piopiici.v lt.. a clos" aad devont eontem|>U ion
of tbe Amencaa Congreea.
lt aill be rortnnate il the borning of
(hc Allan I.nii' ateamer Bardinian al
the (-i.ti-.inci' of Longh Foyle 1ms nol
been attended with greal Iom ot life.
The lateet advicei reporl thal tlu
vi --cl waa oo An anu(l>lii|i.s aud that half
of the wateb In the foreeaatle. aml a nnm?
ber of Bteerage paaaengera ia the fore pan
of tlu- via-ii wera cal ofl Eroaa all halp,
'Iiu- hituatioii tlniia pictiucil in deploraUe, aiul
in only n-lii-vt-d bf the hd that tlu- S.inlin
i:iii i-a iiliuost in p'ut, aml at I poiui
When -ghtofl and sun.ll ciiilt al.iuiml.
Uud tlu- i'm- oeenmd i ivw hovi loo-er,
wiii-n bIk- W_i uti Ihi way lioiu I.ivci
pool, it i? pcobable tliat few of lur 460
pmtgiffin could liavc eaeapad. Tha hn
|| attnbiiti-d in tlie lii?t plaee to Iln*
extiloHiou of ganatatad gaa, hut it may
iieeil the cloHOst Bcrutiny to tli.ieov-r-r
wlutlur the flre orii.iiiut.rl with UNM
exploMvc gahataMe in tlie irirpo, or was
cauHcd hy the htirHtinj. of a bouYr, aawm
ns causcd 60 much ih-rttmction on tin- stcaimi
Wt-uilicld. Occuniug ao eaily iujlhe seuson,
the Siirdini.iii ivilainity tdioidd aerre n* n
waraiag to tboae wbo, oa mb or li.nd, ara a.
traated with Ihe aafety of the travclitBg PBbbe.
TUE /' \NBA ANB TBB WB8T.
ffliad men do imi make good flghtera. T__e
eapital ol tl:i- eoontry. aad eapeeially of Ibe
Eaat, loeea groaad i? ita atruggie br adf
preJervation, beeanae it eaBBOl aae, or ob
atinately i.r.;-. - to aee, wbere Ita advewary
meana to atrike. BenfiiWe men ?v, MWltl
"gold at par, the money qneation baa dead aa
"Juliii> Cmear. Tboae mm onca teared ? Wl
"1.1 prieea bare n<> reaaoB t-. fear anybmger,
"an.l tbe iniiiiiioiii.-t knowa tbal all Ihe paper
"cnrreney reqnired l>> 'the wantaof trade'or
"otherwiac <-.iti now be bad, beeaaee baakaean
"lie multiplied nnd arculation increaaed al
" j,!. ;isiii-c." Thia la aa if a pnae-fighter bonld
,, .,,!.it,.iy .-Inii hli ?.\i'4 in order ao. ta aee a
coming blow. To men nol wilfully bltad, the
platforni ol the r.nn-.>lv:.:ii;? ConveutioB
mi in t.. bring n watniBg.
J'lir K.is! baa nol y.-i begun to nnd irataad
the intenae boatility toward tbe national
banka wbieb prevaila al Ibe Weat Tbe
.-.iu-.'- ure many. Perbapa the greal -' ia the
ii..tit.ii Ibal tbe banka Rei dooble intereal on
tbcir capital, ereate a moaopoly ia money,
and pi :i higfa rate ol inh real for borrowera.
lera wonder why banka do not Ioaa oa
(.iiiiil ni make long loana i?? carrj prodncera
umi ii bad aoaaoa, or lend on grain to eaable
the boldei i<> wail for higfa prieea. Men nf
(l...il,iiui ci.(lii are angiy beeaaei they can
i.(.t borrow. M Horny-haBdcd aoaa of t"il"
Hnppoae thal tbe baaker geta rich by doing
nolhitig. Ml aorta of prejudieea e.bine.
The W( .Id over, in all ago*. ,l"' a_oney
lendor ia bat- d, called ? Sbyloek, bnated
uiii.?? |.\ deapota aad tlie mob. Everj dollar
thal Ibe thrifty man*baa aared, and can lehd,
i- -i l.e ii reproai li t<? i1"' nntbrifty, wbo haa
it, nnd la forred t<> liorrow.
iin- hatrod of Ihe baaker eanaea men t<?
douiand the auhntitntion <?'' "goveruuieni
?? iiHifi-. '? i.n l?;i.K n.-.tf'.-. It i ? aaid, rerj
].l iii.il.I;., "'1 be bank BOte i> | > "?l I.t iH'tli
??i,iU- , the repre entative <>l Dnited
"S.iiti. bonda drpoeited ti> aecure ii. Why
, L ,\ ^e bank ;?? on ita eapital
"from i'i" Government, nnd then have leave
"to lend the crvdil <'! the Government, and
lutereal ni; thal '" Any inn liii.-1'iit in:in
i'.im ob .< i. bul thal <? ??? i no good; tin*
ij.'l'i.'ii - who attaek the bank svHtem rarely
? and never coropreheud. " Down witn
, ' . . i. umenl in ?i ? ? -I." ie
which will rnlly a gn al many v..t. -
i- uod li\ Governmcul can la
limitod in volutiic by Governmeut. Thal will
and the
impei uiiioua li inkr ip : the ?? mnal be igw ? j
.!,-,ii .: to ra . t M,tl ? f ti -.!.-.'? H
llie d. iu -m.l for the "free legal-t. n<!.?:." And
ji ,i, i-t jm, iill debtn, ;i! ?-. "i- it wonld nol
to r-t i iK<- tboae otln r much bated per
. iin- bondboldi - we reaeb the
ih i.i- ti.1 for nbolition .?( bank notea, and
'.'. Governmenl <?! a " Iree and full l<
" ti 'iidcr"?an nuliraited and iii'.. tuable
, which every rr. .lii ir kIibII be forced to
take.
lt j- , mi-; \,- to nuppii ??? lhal tbeae notiona
have not irniiieil di *p root. Anj pufaln
who i- inU them Iui ' I'"'
Wi-I, ln IV ii ii -> 1 \ i ii i.i. .1 ?". I
. i li; in noiiie pai i . ol iln
. \| , . ichti id in on ? il
i.i Coii'i'-. ii. nl, ilu-.. i. i ?? giiim ?!
.- to (-(iiiiiii.iikI an apparenl majority. To
Iimi! tlu- I. ;'.il-i. udera and - I Ihe bauk cir
tion to expand, theae men think, i-i ta al
1 irn::* tuiah tli<- l< gal-tender ? xci pl .i
,, reaerve foi baal , an I glve to the draadi >l
"bank monopoly" entire control ovei tbe
cnrreiyy. Alieurd aa tbeae ideaa ure, they ba.
all the pow< i ol ? ?''"" "?'?! ""'
minda of milliona of rotera.
-|-|; in Ihe money qu >?tion
i wiil nol die, even when .
i \. ini'.".! lor gold. Btill there will be the
i,.,!; ;? thal the only i>;ni of the currencj thal
1..11 ?\;.iiid i- thal wbieb, by expamdon,
; '
| bc Gov
- '.:ill lie lne I ithoul limit,
in oi'!. i t-> ei.iwd i!..- bank note.i 4,u: ..! one,
,,i i'i. bop ? ? iive I. i.m.- : I
i lemptiuu, ??. i b rapid d pn ri
;,. ,i hli - the '!> btor nnd gambb
othoi ? ? ??'
Xhi- :- '" teal silu ition. Hie i n .li- -
i-liietl) in-. (I .ik i.i- re q ? lt
trould do no g ol to i-iii. all i-?? - legnl-teud
, ? , conl i lhal be done, foi thal would i uly
open the way for thu i- me of " aliaoluh
" money "?full leg l-teudoi paper, aol proro
io jt.iy aii] tbing, bul " bam <l on tbe
?i.i'li and reaourcea ol the nation.'1 More
ovor, in auj attempl t<> foree the legnl-toud
- .i- onl of n-^-. tbe itruggh* between tbe baak
nol.' and tii<! Oovernmenl note wonld be
i en.li il liy nn overwbclniing innjoiiiy againal
i tlie t t.i ii K note, ln the j ?r ? senl Btate <.i popular
I intelligence. Wa ahall bave thia n ly quea
: ti .n to meet, so long aa Ihe public edncation
! i> uegleeted by dodging party miuiagera, The
iimiii tliinj.', nnd the only wiae tbing t<? do, i>
! io make tbe queatiou a direcl and controlliug
bame In pohtica, foree ita diacu i.'i: lu et rj
parl of Ho- conntry, nnd thna propare pnblic
? iijiiiiioii to diaeard fon rei tbe Doxhrna, falae
I.. iiei. I...,,,!, ii oi ignorance and a Commun
latieapitit ___._-_--_________
TBI DEVAGOGUFS OF IWO t IPITAlJt.
lu the Honae <>r Repreaentativoa, al VVaah
iugtota, on 'riitu-iliiv. the Hob. B. 8. Coi vaa
1 ragaged in lus greal miaaion of maiutaining
1 nuil defending the litrlii-- of tbe workingmen.
! lt waa one of the oeeaaiona he la ao happj ;it
' s. iznii; for poaing before the nnemployed nn
1 tli.ii lympatlibring friend and tbe woi kingiuen a
; theirchampiOa. The preaeal opportunity w,.
np ni the paaaage ef thejoinl reaointhm pro
' riding foi thi enforcemenl <>l the ri^lit boor
law. By .'iit:iii_c off one-flftli <?! i!n houra of
! labor, be iaid, proriaiou wonld be made for Ihe
| emnloymenl of on.-tniii moreLaborera; andin
j th.- patbetic toae nml auuiner aa eommoB to
liis ci.i-s of Btateainen, be added thal .there
: never waa a time when ii waa mora neeea
?ar] tbal Congreaa ahonld do aometbing
' for tlie good of the workingmen tbaa et
preaent, To men wbo tbink bnl little, nnd
thal little yei.v looaely, tlii-> maj aaeia to lie
a Idndneaa to tl.e workingman, and Mr, < im
-iin a n.-ii benefactor. lt looka to tbem ;i.
tlioii^'li Mi. Cox WM i? i_iKi-1*r a greal .M'oit to
]ii(iin..te tin- w<li.iie ..I workiBgrnaa by aa
.?iiiiiii: a general rednetion of tha bonra of
lahor. Bat la that tha eflectl Ifr. Cox, what
cvci ln* iiniv Kiy aboal it, kaowa thal it is
not; lor lie H niiicli too inl< lUigBBt a panoa to
auppoee i'or iiii in-tiint thal leglalatkMi ol
tlmt aari eaa aiicet tim ankal priee of
liiiior, whkh in i.'-ni.itid, u be araO k___aw_h
liy tlie inixor.il.ld law of Miipply and dcniiind.
Ile litiow*., of eoarae, tlmt his lagidatiaa will.
linvc iio inorc .'iicct apoa tim ?aikal telabac
than a law flxing tho price to bo pald for
bntter and BU- at tho White Ilousc would
linvc apoa the general produeo market In
tlu- latter 8BBB1 certain marketinen would lm
-.nt i.iiiy layorud; iu the foruicr, u lunitcd
litiniix-i' of Qovernaaeot emjAojea. b
both eaaea tha tlleeallafiiitina af the
l tr.'c ni ijurity, liBBtead oi beiag reaaoved by tha
iiti-iiint to ti*. prleea hy law, wouid
be inereaeed hy the hvorit-aa ihown the fow.
\\<- regrH Um aeeeaaitg thal eompela a. to
?aiicii eonataal eritieiam of Mr. Co_*a poiitiea!
.uiimi, tm- be is ? inaii whon we Bhonld Uke
onee u a whfle to praiae, if ha woald avar
gire ns ilu- ojiiio.iiuiity. The truth ia. he la
? v.iy peraiateni aml werj mlaehievooa dema
gojene, iiikI this Und of legialation is pun
demagogiaia. Kor doea the tnet thu thfl
meaanre had the anpport ol llaeara.
iiml.r and Baaka aailttate againal thia
lie.-. of it. Wliiit theae gentle_nen wanl to
be nndentood a** doing ie the promoting the
welfare of the wdrking elaaaea by offerlng taa
bonn1 pay for < i.*_:I?t boura* work. Whal the
iu tu.illv do i- to iuereaae the general diacontont
bymakinga privilegcd claaa of Govornment
employea, and onl of tbal a long train of added
(iii - llous.
The aame day, al Albany, Mr. Ambroae II.
ruidy, .a T.utiiiiaiii itateaman, waa, on a
imuller stage, playing the aame r6le in tbe
Boii of diamal farce. Mr. Pardy'a little
game n ia In eonnection with a bill " For the
"bctter protection o! mechunica," by probihit*
Ina ih- employmenl of convicta ln mechan
i,;,l n.ii.-. iiis theorj la thal convicta
iu our priaona ahonld be maintained in
idleneaa al the expenae of the State rather
tiuiii thal tbey Bhonld eome In competition
with bonee! labor bj being compelled to earn
tbeirown living. Por everj eflnvicl empioyed
u mechanical purenita lu- aaya om* honeal
laborer Lstbrown onl of work. Bo tbia statee
uiaii piopoaea -and he makea no bonea ot
oueuly diBclosing the di magojfij-a of his pro
poeal?tbal all the eonvicta m om- priaona
i !,.* kepl niii- in "i'i' i' thal the demand
I.., lahorera may bc increu i i b) Inat tlu- nnm?
ber ol unemployetl priaonera. Aml be thiuk.
li.ii! ii liiiiiin.iii'i Hall -i" - tn ilu- people m -xt
PaU with ita bnniier** Ihocnbcd "Down nrith
: i Labor!" 50,0001 tinetnployed laborera
in iiii- . Itj e.il i |U] to ii- Bupporl au.l carry
tlu- election trinrnphaiiM^. Wc know nothing
.il tbi ii.'iiiici "l Mr. PtfWy'afljrnrcB; lu- evi
(Iciitl;, in-li. reathat, evrtfll nol 50,000, there
j.ii* enongfa pn< mi '"\? I (aboren in tlu* city to
m:i!.i* it w.mii while i'i Vonrl tbeir Bnpport.
\\ h. t|n r tbe whole BO.OtfrJ wouid he ao jjolly
irreeu as t.> voh iln- Darilocratic tickel upon
iln- >uji|.ii-ititiii that tlu- withdi iwal of a few
buudred convicl i from! mechani :al pursuita
., cnlan leni mi! tor lalvor
-,*.,- them all * -.itV meut, i* a 'i'i"-'i"u '
.Mi*. pun] i , ? ii . !?? -I i re coruid ired.
\,..l I,- i- do) imp '- :'-;- Ibal th verj large
,,l votei - who . -fannera, mi r
? II prop ; I men of limiti-'l
un .ui*?niii-. likewiae take tb >n of
Whal
more likelv than tbi sfa ? ild i'*i* "i iu this
? !t tbe duii - m our
,, bo I.n L-l- thal thi ir c
'..*. ; ,. iT ..: i Bfl : l Mll Ot -
?? t'..- :.i trket for labor t-'. ou -houl the -
?* j- ii uut wrortk oui v Iuh- ui conuider
*' .,i v.h ? -1- expeu ??? tbej are t:> !|
i in itili in'-, B *l \* ll ??<? aml
greal i-a tbe heuelll I" II any
Ihins in M;. r . 'I'.'- .I'.-ii'iniii it ,
iii.ii . Il ' ii lil nol to
?ri'. . i ii iix'i uf tinciii
hcre ai ? '.?* icl -. for
onl. __? . -a hup- to gnl ii chai
ilu im* v. .wlth
rn. Bnl il will affeel anfavorahly ( i rj
. very one
v.iu bodv mu-rt pay the i -
p, i,a, .,; ;. af Ibeae idle crimi
d thal in the end lha taxi ayer will
i.mi ii ii hi. hill. And ii will i.
tu convince him thal a man abould be ex*
. ..uv ul ( iruiug ln
by the nu re farl of hi*. b i
miii, ) . ii pi riiapa Mr. Pnnly' ?
' il i
bouud i"
*, | | Ir. Purdy'a
-?,.'. ,| foi ii.i- bill,
thoufch ctiiil.aaiii*,' iiiii ?? tll kl*.*.l I.UVICl
" i i!
wi a the i uni'*. bot* ? la bill con
lemplnted ; nud for uo ul in, na
j avoweil bj Mr, Pm ly, to win the
50,000 ii i ; a. li
h been not onl.mu agniiiBl
Ihe i ite, bui a trick uimiii the work
;n...,, ii, .- itiou npon the
i \j,.i .i-.. and a iuh Ity to the t*on
\i,i- thcmaelvea. Aud yel we cannot help
tbiuking bow pictn |ne i Tammanj procea
-i,,ii will !?'? nexl 1'.ii. with bannera inBcrihed
"ltown witb Convicl Labor!" lt wouid ln
.,, bard i" t- II wbether tbey wanti il tn gei
oi g i ml of it.
BFSSIAX XAFAL PREPABA TIOA S,
\V<- publUhed, yeatenlay, what mnai be re*
garded aa Ihe l'n--t offlcial explanatinn of tl.e
new nav.il poliey of tbe liu--ian Qovcrnment,
Cuptaia Semetacbkin hi as frauk and out
,-|iui.i ii ;i- Uu* jollieet tui- iu tbe Marryat
lihrary. Scarcely bad be landed oa onrialaud
before ln* enconntored our inquiaitive reporter
and unboeomed bimaeli with extreme non
cbithmce. Ho aeemed to bave aothinirto eon*
Viui. He annonneed tbal the Cimbrla waa
nnder hia ordera aud tbal an expedition was
tu im organized on tbia coaat. I'c
had agenta ln varion i qti irh vt, uiul
intonded to purchase faal aailing vcaaelii aud
Bujrpliea. IM** Governmenl was preparing,
il need be, to attaek England on the waa,
A -i|uadio;i iiouhl BOOn h:ivc the llallic
lof tbeae watera, Imi no lettera of
marque wonld ix- iaaned and no pri
vateering wonld be earried on nnder
iin- Buaaiau flag. Theae veaaela wonld iu
cruiaera nnder --t i i?-t naval diadpline, and the
prliea whieh migfal be captnred wonld revcrt
tu the bome Gtovernmcnt. He bad made
u circiiil atndy of iiiiciiiiitiou.il law,
unl was eonfidenl that in pnrcbaaing
arma aad atiwaa ia time of peace
l,,. woald not violati- an.i prlnciplea
ol neutrality. II war ahonld Im* declared the
Cimbrla and her conaorta wonld weigfa anchor
im'ii eeaaa t<* tronble thia country.
Tiii** i-s plain talk, and ln aome reapeeta
good aenae. It is clear lhal Ruaaia ean derive
ii. mneh benefll froaa eruiaera manned aml
(?itiiiiuia.sioiu-d iu aceord with Internationa] law
ii- 11..tn privateera aailing nnder lettera of
marque, iaaned Ln di ti. aee ol the Declara*
tion oi Paria. We learn by the Buropeaa
mail thal Ihe Socicty tbr llu- pMinioti.ui of
Ki;.ai.ui Maritime Commeroe, wboee headqnar
ten uu1 al Moaeow, Ims Eavoredtha aaaaa ptin?
dplea wbich Captaiu BaaataebMa iata forth.
Two ominctit iiiitlnuilics oii intcfiialioiial
law WON coiiHiilud by tha -socicty, aud
thr- viewi <?f tlu* ptraCaaaora won Iden
tical oii tliiis (pic-iiou. Privateering, ihcy
lu Id. iniist iiot be thoiiK'lit of; fu-t, bccaii.se
li nn- iili*^ai; Bpcondly, beeaaaa all that was
foiuuily douo by pnv.itt-iT*. could now
be doiii- qitito as wc!l by cruiscis
oivucd by the (.ovciuiucnt and comtiiiuidcd
by onici i.i lioldlni* (i'lvciiiinciit coiuiiii-irtions.
l'iof(.-sof lUuntachli aud l'lofi-i-oi- Martenn
itaaiimc that on sea ns well aa on land a com
miaaioa from Govcrunu-nt inarks the di.-tin.*
iim. betweea re.-ular aml Irregolai warfare
and that tho comiiiaiidi-r of ft duly roiunu -
.ioiu'l cnriaer, whieh may or m-iy aoi
io.in part. of un AdmlraTa fleet, is neitber
:i privateeraaura nor a pbata. The
I'oll Ball GasttH is evidently aomowbat lm
.,,! with tha ai_umt'iit, for fl goea ao br
M to aak whal than is toprovent Bnaaiafroni
bnying any nnmber of veaaela ia the Cnited
Btatea and granting eomnriaaiona to Aaaori
cuns who will eonst'iit to enti-r lur aaval - i -
vicc.
Amcricans, lioucvcr, have BO BOOd to be
drawn into arguaaenta over the dlatinetioa bo
tween a cruiaerand a privateer. Octr nentrality
lawa are plain. Thoy an- i)"t. aa t'aptain Be
metacbkin aaeumee, Buapeuded in time of poaee.
They are alwaya in foree. Baaaia eaa bay
bar -hips ben nr ia Qartnaa porta, bat aha
r.uii.ot unn, aqaip aad tii thaa <?ut In our
watenwhan "then ia reaaonaWe groond to
"believe thal ihcy an lateoded to erniae or
"i? carry on war againal a Powar with
"whicb the Unlted Btatea Gornnaient ia al
",,;.,.,.,.." The pledgea made in tho Treaty
ofWaahington mnai aoi be atninod, aaach
le-, nolated._
JACR Mi i> i.iriirs "SOMETB1XO MOBE.*
I.t-1 Min-iiiv niclit, ..I ;i!i ui'-!ita in the week, Mr.
.1..Im Mc Vul.ii' talkotl mu i. tingof " SoclallatB"
ui Uhieago, nml " pre h'-ic I aotne Btrange tbiaga.
?? Wi- may exi rotna thfl rlg il "i tree tpet eh and tba
ballot,"qaoth Mr. MeAuline, " bui Bometbmg a.
Uoeeded." He iv.-i.sfr.mk :ii loaet, If ha waaa little
ferocioua. Hia hlea waa that II wouid be *? neoee*
aarj toahoek aoeiety." Heexpatiated,balf lltorally
utd half metophorleally, apoa " rod-hnl eaanon
ball ." Nu vi'ltiit" Inteuded, of eeniaol Ualeaa
",i.-.*-*ai.,.." thal is to iay. Al this very
meeltng Bome of tlu* "no rmienee* mea
talked of " custlng tbe tbroatB of the cap*
iiali-ts." Wltboul violence, of eourae. It will
,? ., -;;.-,: ...-ni'.ii-t for :i raaeallf "eapitallat*
tu bave hi.s throal cnl in tbal mild, gentlomanly, in
nttVnuivr way. Chlorofonn woalil bo nothing to it.
. ih.* >i. I.i.iiis communu ta, bIb ady artned to
t:? i.-.-ili. -,.l,- ii iiv .rn- a that tIj* - .1? not nwan
riolence or mc- n< "1 thou they t''?'*n wtth
ttt.-n ilrilling. Ruttoej Intend to aot onlylneelf
_lcf( ucel I be inslncerity ..f this boiI t.f talk ought
t.,t..-ciiilci,i toa chiltl. Pray, wbat oocbbIou wiH
ti,.-. hare t.i " defend tbemselvee" if ihcy do uoth
ina to proroko attackf They will not need their
- tbey 'I" n"t brook the lawa.
The Philadelphia Convention, al the very tail * id
ntringof _n8eelltuieo_*i weolutiona, InBortod
,*i?. rondemnatory of "all lawle a -. vi
and dinorder." The "uuleaa noceaaai.." we aup
,., wa* iu be tn.iBtood. Tbere wm doubtleea fl
r.a. i ?? iti. ii iu fis.-r nl Ihe ?" **
-, |g .,., ,,i,i reaouroe of the
Btirrer. ui> of riol and row and rntupni
mvdhitlon. l ? illy, th rew ?n_jta itronger
uppoi - nl in all r
:, i ,i ? ... ' i ol aent-i
iiifuiiil t-at-agi-a mingli d aritb the blood of the guil
. uma. rhe Philadelpbla pl .tfonn i- all
ilnctrine??o waa tbe political c uodof Danton and
Ni.nii. Bal iii"*' ,'ou bave a ductrine insoniously
i-ontrived to make a particular aud numerotu i laaa
? ii.- ..nii ui.-.l. tb I** '- ? i ?'?'?"' oi tbe
ithingmore." Ii yon tell Ib* workingman
tim !,, i. i . ? i. i upon.and make
t' el Bjumm d focl Ibeexi u - for fl party, thu "
ibiiitf ' nol be faroft v. rinea
,?1 Mnlly Mai n.?> in tl b eoal regiona,
griuil. '! adviaea bim to
n froui " I., ! ! t-Border."
-X> bal mi I todo F be will ,i*k ; " am I todepeud
,1,,.,,, '>li I?uj.
. ,.. ;?,;;, i,-i ni wlm : ni- ii!.. ii li** i-s ("iii
?-.; .''? And then be will
go ,,ii i,, tiu* uiiL'li -oring iiivi-ru todi-wnaa aome
Ination over bi* ? bUkey. No, ln
.*. ,t Un *.-. mii] then ' i'.' ? Molly
,. tbe "ii"- ' ft outl (???'? him tba
"antnething rooro."
.-'iv'ii.t are rnnnina I ? i < Pi ina* I
l?arti wuuld doub : - ted to ofll 6
l hed, i. '-. withoul i
Ibiiig un.!? .' i :.?.!'. . -laagbter
rough
: llllay
;ii bounda.
-, .- iu. ii wb i i'i.''.
m to belp rn- i itl B -
- -Bolntion will nol be niw b
.. ,..!.!
i . . , %. i i ,1 it. II \-.i* were In the
< ,..,.-. body Bup
., the l.i.ii'.ir-l.i'cciilt.i-k
. i [te le .th-; ? wonld
,.,, ;?> tbi y t " - uow, ;i'i'l i bm i-.*?-'>
, iilf.il. Iin li'Iirs
bority id all '????: men
i ?,k '-ui foi Jack Mo*
" ' *?-.,' mger*
nll- -iiiiiii*- bave l,i.i'l I'.t'-iiii* |'l*i'i. a!.,!.,,;,*,; !ia\t
? I ,., i, i i - re plnmed them
, i. rhe " N.itii'n.,1 "
,,.,,!-. of l1 ? ?' Ing iiu- aame game.
.... - ti*. ul.uii.- nud
intangible; but 1 bad influono?? may be
ininod. lli v ure far from donbtful?
they are' igmoi ."
?? Ti,, S'ational Oreenba-rk Labor Party" Isanlm
., -f ii. True, ii Ib
inone ?enaa des riptli ; tho c ncern ia f"r infla?
tion ii, il -i.i-l luboi nfterw unla. Th 11 uu al bet>
1'r.ult-a
Iiii..::-,. But bow eau tl editoror apoaker,
fii. ud or !"?-. be ' ipected to wa_te his life iu r?*i>'*;it
iugmany tlmea dail) thi- Qi *?tory titlol Abbre
riationa are p i ? ible, b il nol qnita Iit. " I'lu
Sationala" Impii a a d( - tha partj ia ool
natlonal in aroa ol l ? ? ? i I i obJoeta. MTh?
r.'iiiiiiiuiia!," iit-.cii'.i a ?..11. il.ml toward whieh
the majority of adherenti ata blindly led, rather
tban the prcacul drifl "f conecioua porpoee, Th?
f*. i.. l.. Parl,- v., ul.l ?!" for iiriut, bui wonld prove
rery tfoiiblesomfl lu Bpuech. Ueaidea, the itistiu
L'iii-*:,uiircbaravteriatic t,[ ti.ia neweo-Oernuthat,
uh. it -.in other partii i bave tned to dodge, i'n-- party
uieana m do, Bui thi Bvo-atory namo, vagiut.
mnaby and mlxed, wouid Indicate thal tbe memteia
iiii.ii,:,,! only to talk. Il amat-ka of tbe annnal
l,.vi--i'..1-1- whicb gol ii.u'.-ihcr hilicvcrs ii. allaorta
of i-.ii. , aud ologi i toaireacti bia aeparate craae
umi tn lilnw utl unllinittv! gas, Thia is imiusi to tha
people wbo eall t1 Bwelvca the Natlonal Oreoabaek
Labor Party, for thej baveverj deflnite andprae
tical iiiiiia. They wanl lo l*i i the capital of other
people, or tho uae of tbal capital, without paying
whal ii laaworth. Tln-y wanl u> pay debto with
money that baa ao. Whewlndo they difler
from ihe trampe, rhe wa il to nel ;i livlug wltboul
erorkiugf Ifareallj deacriptivename, abort,eoa*
vciii.ui, teraaantl iii, la waated for tha Pennoyl
vania Natlonal On onbaek Laboi Party, why aoi eall
them " tbe Pennaylvama rrampa."
Tbe ineouaiatenciea iu Mr, Pernando Woo Pa Tar il
hill caiiiiui be rememberedtoo well, imr eoforoed
apoa tba publie mind too often. Hm whea thal
-niml tai-Tma . Judge K* lloy | we are alwayaglad
i.i mulMiiiiciiiin.- t.i praisa laa man- |*eempaweMr.
Wood to tbe Frankenatotn of Mra. Mary WoMatone
i r.it t sh.-li.-y'.s powerfal novel, be doea our hauil-xiiiic
Niw-Vink Ciiugiiiaamaii anlnJnatlTit againal whieh we
iiuiat jittit.-si. lu Diaking ihi*- oompariaoa daring hia
ipeeeb in tha Hooae oo Thuraday, ha saul that Praa
konateiu "eraatada tnonatof of whieh ba waalano*
raut aml whieh heknew aot bow toeoatroL" Mr.
Kelley, if ael foc tha aaka el a ariaa taiii. tbaa w.
lciisi fur llteialuie'aaafce.ahoald lamemboct?aill
waa aot Irankenattia who naatad tha noaaaar, aa
i-'i.-iiikciistciii araa tha aaaaaaaf htaaaalli tha araalai
w.is a phyaaolegleal atadaat who worttad aleaa
aaaMg gnvovanlti and iu his disaectiug-naun.
Wiili.-r Beott said of this uovd thai it cuiiliiiucd p;is
Bagaa whieh ** appall tha aatnd rr* aaaaa t-oiaah
cM-p," and it waB without doubt one of tlio liii'tt rc
ui-i'-uhlo uioductiou. ol that ago of proni.thoau
lit.rature. Tlmt Mr. .Y.io.1 bf thii'Tariff hill 9BBh\
araaaa a Baaaa-ara. which hekunwa little, and wioae
iinivc!.!.-tit> lii aaaM aal paaaiMy .-.i.trol, \g fM
within the tinth. Hut i( eaaaol ba aald tliat h<. U
?aaa a BMnetec bianelf] tba Boaaa al iteiu-. w ut_.
th.-, I'ri.iii praaeat iadleathn dh ea_Bea>
teat tov iiitroi both Mi. W....1 aad Ba MIL
POLJTft AL NOTBA
Th" D MBfterata loak upon Plonda ai a hor. ible
iniiTiiiil iii.i'-hiiie.
Tba r. iViiid for B HBllkimed congcience sh nild
be .'iih.iii.-ed. lt L. BMtBthaaBWaak sinee a new
- reporti .1.
A gaatlaaaaaly Peaaejlraaia .-.litor aavs it la
.liili.-iilt to ipeak iiepan Ifally al Ilendrick B.
Wn_.lit. W.-I1, why slK.iil.l y>u T
lf Pfernando WOad neeaeda in " inrTnrmg " a tew
Deatoeratk CBBgneeaaea to vote fnr tbat-Tarl_F
bill he will awefl Ihe BeaabUaaa vote m l'eun.yi.
\.niin, i.y scv.-iiii fheaaeaaa.
Speakeg Randall ? eeaditad wlth aejrtag Ibal ha
thinka tha Deaaoerata ardi eany ftaaaj, liaaky bal
it they I...- it, it will i?' beeaaaa <>. tbetr awa lally,
II.- leenu lo ba .loitia hia boat to eujjpiy th*
reqniatte ainoont of folly.
Tbera la aa hapaaaaloa '?? aaaaa pafta of Ohio tlmt
Beaatar Tharmaa ta extaaaMly likaly to im tho
D.'i!!.Miiic.\'.-i ti.'xt rr.'.-itl.'iitiul euii.li.liit.'. lie can
earry Ibe Eaatera and M_ddle stut"* for the Baaab>
lu-an . iiii(li(iiti.- us .iiii'kly as any otlier luan.
Tha -Boal rifaifeaa. lameaalratlaaaf thaleeal
pi.'ctioiifl in the Weal ia Ibal tho laatoaal party ??
aol s.. itroBg aa it haa beaa lapeaeeated to ba, It la
clearly eooogh aol |a_?ag etraagth, aad la likely,
in .-.-i-H raaumptioB baaaaaaa aa aaaamd Baal by n.-xt
s.-jiii-mii. r, to pi.iv a comparatirely an?opartaal
part in 'h" Fall eleeHoaa.
IfQton Bayler taafTaidhia party trieadiia Obla
will orerdo tha iiu..in<;*_. ?f redlrtriirling the Maaa
Be aaya tbey eagfal not to try to ,4 ti ihinn..'
10 -..ur.; more tbaa elevaa <?r twalraaf Ibalaaaaj
Congreaaaaea In tbe Btate'a delegatkm. Aa the
party has only eighl aow, ioelnding Banaing, whu
i;.'v.-i wui el.. t.-.l, Mr. Sayler*-. laodeaty ia i.*-.-1 aa>
gpicuona tban bia Impodence.
Baeratary Bhanaaa aaada a hri.-f ipeeea. ia <'!. v.
hui.i ih.-oth.-i iin-'ht, which eoBtataed a gaaddaal
nf wboleeome pbiloaophy. Ha had warhed to a
erowd al Bereaaden thaehe baUaaadtha aaaaery
4-..I- .iiti-riin. npon a eaicef of greeter Bteeannty
tbaa i-v. r before, ahea h.. one ihoated i " lt'?
vr. mIow ciiiiu-, .-liiT.i.an." "V"-," r.t.li.-.l li.-,
?? i.m it i- Bare if it ii **low." Tbe B0?>B8i tha
eom try cotnproheuda tbal tha aloa cotmng pr..*.
p.'iiiv ia tbe only kind that ia laetlmjb tbeoettei
wili it ii ? for it.
Glover. aaaeeoaatable alanoa ia aiplalned at
In-i. Ba baa abandooed, lemperarHy, bia h;ft
haaded rai.ia on the Democratla party, aad hai
.-ut.-i.'.l npon th.* tr.-in.-mloiia t.i-k.-t' taaaOTJBg the
?mircbea ttom tim prirata charaeten of hi-* -x
perta. < ma of tbem labora and. r tho unperiimaal
nf nv... riiniii.il i'.li. tiii- -nta hv the (iinii.l Jury ot
D -.-i-i-1 i i oimiii'ia, iiii-i Qlovai li^.- aaaa aat*
amining the witneaaea whlcb appeared ;"ib.
.iin ion ?? if tbe indici n oti an treh gronnded.
11 -.-.?- iiui- h.- iiiii-t lii-t _rire hia experta ;i t?ler
i.iih il... ml . hiii.ict.-r h.-foj-.* be can bope h> bave
Iheir .li*..-..-,-. ili-.-. treated with anj couaideretiou.
i, -i-:i.ci- wui to Bxneud tbe"appropnatiwn
i, bnl ii ia u (treat mercj totbe I'.niu
party tliat ].,- baa fell _nov< ?' t i do it.
iby aononncea that bla eoaaetenee hn-. beea
quickened to noluconaiderable pnrpoae, Be atarted
D< ic ExamlmngCommittee with twe
ilo hia pocl ai ; ooa teillng whal be .lil
not do iu Looiidana, aad tbe othei telllag wbal ho
.. \..,-1 hi. tui-ii eame to ba preeaated t? tho
ezaminer, ba oflered tha bal daeaaaaat, aad waa
l; "Wai "i.i- 'li'l tbeYooaerperHayeerefooaa
"Narj aa offliaf aaid 1. araa a* nyaetf up
prondly. " Wi 11, tben, aow big la yoor defalcu ?
Bndbow Boon do yoo axpeel to i><- arreatidl*' Hy
..,,? i bed bandid i I laha. It arm a
mildcon_e*Un. [ eonfeal te killin perbapa a hBB
dri rl Ditnocrata, aad alt. rla tbe mtBrna BTnerbapa
forty pr-'inx in Looi?.ana. "We cent V'i>-.?
? ,ii i the cl airtnun. "Good momiol Naabj
-, indeil iu bi? Kecond dwuiuent, aj
which th. .-xiu.iiii-i turued pale, tben anbedt ln a
-.ini.' :iii.I -.ii'i : "' '--'?- know ? iby. John,
,.-k Mi. >-.,-:.-, .f be will t*k. su.Ihii." Naabr t"..l_
. ii,'' ni. I there ult iraa tbal be i...v-l into
Bumptuotu hotel apartmenta tin- nexl day.andeut
..- tbat the woitera oal Ind Inm
??.ln.!-.-." ln . n. linliiii- bia mniiiuv.-. In-r.-nmrk-.
witb?uatoiimij plii-o-ophj ? "The confeehu bi/iiia.
v,|i,.,, , t :i l?u.l IhlBg. 1
prubaul. ? eaa p,-ii.--ini/'
PBB80NAI*.
Mr. Paijeon, Hn- noveliat, ia ? happy _
a wa. aad '
M'. J '
The report thal Mr. Joaeph Mdmore araa
ao ..[ 0 u, ral L a, r.n- B
,i-ii.'.
Dr. S'ons i-i reported t<? have reeeivad t'i'
... tbi i*.i>. ? aei th al I
i,' :. atl are la BobIob.
tha v.ni Hi'.hrn, tin- pedeatrian,
iu. .ii.4'..\.i".i thal 4i." baa a l x* ? I i :
|,r..'?.', - i" ii.i- '" ? a" :,ri li,i- |.r..f. 'S.4H.H.
M. Shiakin, the Etaaaiaa Mlnl aboal
. ae a i- -i.l ut "i taii "i'v. <?-? i.i.. ila-B b. .<? Ma
:.,.: .., lartfi il> 't tl. ? it-Boral Im
? . .r.ili
Miaa Vinnie Eleam ptioaaia Waah
I, nt \\ lilr'.i tii" :,s-."..|!.l. ,1 ',,11 It ll
..mil i.i hnpi ? -? \t tha iii-t .ui..
tbere btbb a leeture oa il.-- aa8a,aj Mr.
-, r-Lt- ameaaa Qai-Jlan, a Batlre olCeaarea Oippa
.1.
I: i- made kaowa tlmt tha lir-t aegro ilave
tbal "i.4 ii1.. ::i'i"i Bn ibeMHl ..f Haaaaekas. tta, ifaw the
..I the l'u.'itive Bara Law, wa -! :r"'
, the iii-iiuni.mi iu- <>f c.^jiiiiii ?
W' ii.t, ,i ( inib-i-_re, latei. -leeeaaed?(Ba fitinr ?f
,:..i. ritlc.
Mr. Onborne, American Miaieter to Chili,
appean to be exti-BMlj Btrwfe bylha irnpteal i?ve ..f
melona. Be wdtai thal tha Cafllaaa are MweattBg
i iM*an*. fl_t_.aad awhiai, aad aalraly uil.'..-. iiut
?? by Ihe -Boratag papar, .i am daya aaee.l aa
from tl.i-lltii of 1". l.u.i v t4> tlu- lltu of Miir.li.lli'
r-iiBumutioo of nielom i" *_- .-it.-.i ?_?.('. li.
ii-.iii.'. i.?r .i.v. iiii- wouldaaemta laalsaM j
I.iiiiln.'-- t..r tlu- .n .-,? ."
Di. Dio Lewia, beiogeoavuieedthatoutdoor
ii , ia the moaiitalBB la aa exseedlaglj i.. ..liiiful IhlBA
ba* organand ib < Bliforala .i bbbbb*B- paaty *i IWr ai
-iv > I.. ii.-uml h'"iiii. iio'ii. Tii.-y ail Mra la teata, aal
bare for diaaar b af, bread an.i batter, itewed appka
.-..lt." . nii.'iir itii.l ini K. Tlit-y liit- n.i lo livc uut.l.?.ri ?
loaraadahalf taoatha,travaHlag fiaai aaa plaee la
.uiotiit'r ia wagaaa aad aa beraBaaaa. That a_M rlal
thepclarlpal -huiBiertaaarlaaf tha Oaaal Baaaa ???iriy
iu tin- -,i-,.ti. i.i.i I-"..u.it.iv tiiiici t.. ilu* Merra Ib l*kft
I'i, jr are lupplled witb ord ...ny ipiinK w ;.-..:.-. ?
ipanoi toraea to eaeh rehlele. 'i'u.-r.- ara na ar twarn
-iniiii,' boraei lo tbe eorral.
Mr. Ilciuy II. s. Hclc, ..f EUaper, Iowa, who
baaJaatbaaaaegaaaadaaa aaaeeaateta lha BptaseasJ
i bareb, bai wna n -aai-aala atlalatarlal asaaeaBeaa
ii.- .-i i ... i'-.t.iihI. ui of tiu- i.t.r.i B_ehaaaf garwtah,
Dr, Oeerga Borae, tha eelehrated eennaaialar aa laa
i'.4ii!iii_; aad alao olthe Bar. B aalhgr Bela, Dat^ehaphHa
10 K nrH ?..!?-',? IV. II M I 880*88 of the Ber. MmaTt.
11 ir \ Bei .i III.-. <>f I..r.|ii4y; V I'.uit.r. of N<?:t.'lB.
BBd l'iiiii,>ll"l.*, clii.i.lilii ln tlie Ki)j;!i4li Nnvy. Il<* 1? ?
i.i.iiiii'i'.ui i.iw .4 tba Ber. M.n H btj Oo
Ciiiiiini.il.",-: (i-,>r." A-li, ot i-iitr.ilU, m.i
.,,; ? i w ,i . II i- ,. . b rouilB <'t tl"' tu*'
. i ,ii,-i Mi'i'.m iuui. ..I N.Mfolk. Aiilurl'
of -...nn . - i-iu:.'. .ml .ilu ra I'.tiiicr, >'f BartfardBhaa
IVvkis. M;iy 10.?Rkhard ('. MeCanai---.
.?..uii.ii-i.iii.-i- ...ii.'1-.ii r." tu.- fiiitt.i MaBM t" "ie
i:.p..Miti..ii, c.iii.-ii i.n Oaaeral OnaM raaawiay. tbi
.-\ i'i-. .?.." M. Wttb hia wlf.- auil aoix an.l 8 88f_| ot
alll viBlt tbe r.ilitiiit.'.u ea Batarday
OBBBB ia NOTBA
Hniviird la to have a traditional d
daytMayaar. Hafa *vi:i baaaaraaeB,aaedeaa4aa
Iry hiatory al ftBuader*! Tbeatre; tbere will be ******
at M, ui..rlal Hnll nn.l a receptloo iu UaaaacbuaelU Hanj
ti.fB-B-Bg " will liave t.u ln Iti r.ii.um .ift.r tbe e_>
,, -nt thatraai taa "m.-i.-i " win intvo a-^paaaa
i? nayer, ead ?? i'i Bla " aaaahn la Maaihaami an-tl"
taa eraalag ther, wlll bedaaeiaf ia *?*^^S?
8 io 11 i nu.l at iae tr..- tbere wfi be n. .11-r ? > <?*
i,?r r.ihii. Tba eoUece-yard wUI bo briliia:iu> iu'""**
iiutcti iu tha araa-Bg. .
Tho ariival of two Aiiiiricaiiti, .li's.nhc.1 9*
,,pi,li..utiforl.tt.?ri of uiarq.u-, wai aaaa aa iad tnn
BbPenrahargs law weeka age i aad it wai anaaBaaa
thal for than laataaaaaael lha Bdraataran w?* r.*r
to|?y 10.000 .-.laa. IfteJtofl Uuii aottututtftt
(?Uy totmataa that they naal bave ipbm bbii.aw
..rr.'ua a- th. hwlBl..-, tbo .|.->n.-l.-t-. J- ?^ JJ'
luu-rlorana PBnaee. aud llie l'rcsldoutof thet__-tot> '^
th.' rrouiottou of Ru .alan OominToe ntl ,1*H'l"re '" ^
?? aabBM ol matnac " cau bo iwued, aud ?_?* "-? cnu~*

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