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PiTTH Avr.ntiB Tiif-TB-~_ and H : " Hunipty-Puinpty."
B'.Blo's -ABDBN-'- and 8 : " Tbe Oaseeiu." _______
pABh 1'Ht atbk- 2 : " La Perlcbole." 8 : " Lei Clt.cbe
deCornev.llr." , c
Bab Pa_acmoo Minstb__?' Oi bba IIo'.sb?_ _n_ e.
Patn/.o. _
BTAiei.Aiti. THBATKE-1:'W and H : '? Fritz. r,,,,n-,
Ubk.i ..gt'AKit IUKxiub-li-0 and 8 i ?? Tlte C-it-ea
?f Nor-uandy." ____ _ ?
WALUAt a? -H__T?a-l:_0 and 8 : " Diploraacy.
Acadruv or Dr.aiOJt-Anuual Kibibltlon.
Bnanra'n Oabbba?I ooeert, Ibaaaaa
Bbw-Y(irk aov _an*M?Day aad Braaaaa._^^
Mnott to -Votifriieemcnigi.
Aicrt-ucvT*-{i<A j'__.-f.th eataat*.
Boauu am> Kooaa?UfA I'age?otn aud Cth coluuius.
B.at.sis- "*OTIC*??ith Vaae?ltt eeiiuiuu.
Coal am. W....I.?>.uh Paae?'_a eolumn.
Dmuaifpboticbb Bia .__--i*-t c.iuuiu.
1>BV OOODe?91* i'u.e?(itb ro uioii.
Xxci.-n-.il>.-?>?-?_. .'__*??e>ti. eolaaan.
BeacirKAH Apvaanaa?aaia OM t'aue?oih eolumn.
nBaBCIAl?IM I'aur?IA coluiiin.
PVBBiii'iih- -.(A /'(i.r?.i.h eoiimin
OBAi.r- am> KiM'Kii- _tk /'_</<??tith coluiiin.
Hkli* Wabtbd Bf- Paaa 8th eaaaaaa.
HoTl.l*?Ul/i I'Mie?.Ui colniiui. . - _
Hoi'sk- *m> r akms Wabtbo ?__ Paat --- eolumn.
ICB (.Kl \M- sIA .('uot*?lat roluiiiu.
lnsTKi-i noa?9M _\m* lel eolm .n.
l_iw be no >_e?9M I'a.e- lst loluniii.
Lboai Noncaa--<_ Paat?6theolumn.
1/O.T AM. 1 <>. M> Olh Pwgo?td colu.nu.
Makiui vm, Bl ITB MeNii.i.- -BU t'aue-CV.i eolumn.
MaB-IAO-I AM. DI elHs-.-.fA /'(((/(?- ..tn eolwtwn
EiacxL-ABBoea?9tt /'oae?8d eolumn; iom ?-_
f.tll Ulld (ith Co'llllllia.
MlMiei ivsiHt MKNrs-l*//) Paar-'lu eolumn.
Brw i'i aucAnoaa?3W 'u..?Itii. ..tli au.l Ctb col
un.tia.
PKoi.r-Ai*?-*/* Pa.e?ith eolumn.
Kxai j-.AiK Fok Baui?Crr.?__ "*aea-_d aataani;
OO-BTBT?8M .'_.?(?-_'i und 3deolumna.
Reiu.i". - N'.thi.s '.'/*. r?re-2d and 3d columua.
BAI.K- IV Al.IK?-st/ _??<.-./--'ith co!. rn. ll.
_.r.cit. iwncBe-Wt_m dlheolnmn.
Blfl ITIONB B/_aT_D-_lAI__?8fi 1'it.r-ith and (.11.
coiut.inM-, Pbmiimb 81b -*a_--**oth colnmn.
Btbavh ..rs ano lt_fl,BB-l?e-8l* Eaae?Itb and .Ml)
8t__'m. ka.' ockan- -<'_ /'__**-3.l nnd 1th eommne.
BtfMMl a BOABO?BM Eape-M. 1th aad Bth columni.
TEA* HhKs-'.tfA /'oor?lht ...liiiiin.
le. i m?Crri PaoraaTr?BIA /'ai/--,t,i eolumn ; Coi w
TKi-sr* ptyja 3d ooiaaaa. _
JDnsincBb iSoticcB.
M.-nsiiianV Peptonixe. Beef Took ??* tli?>
onlv pr.'i.ui.itioii of be- i-mit.iii.iiis: H? < ?'
nrvie.'i'f lt i* tavalna-le in all enfeebted t-ondltloni
whether tl.e leeull of exh.iusi'i'u. u.rvooi pioatration,
aararwurk, <>r aenta dlaeaee; aad la cv.iy lara >.t <'???
bUitv partlcnlarli trom pulmonarr eomplalnta.
Ittafri. n.llv aml lii-lpftil ic tbemoel delloate -..inii,
wauuflaxauI)a ..... proprtateca.9th av.*. Hotel Bmidmg.
aad tot. av.*., cr. of .U'..,"*'?_._
~T<? C'.NSt Mi'iivt>.?M:i! v !'.v, l.i-eti Imi'iiy
torive tl.r-lr ttstKiioiiv m tiiver ? the aae ef "V. ILBOB B Pl UE
tXH> iivi-n on. anu f.iMK.' B-perlen e haa proved II totoea
valuahl- inin.lv h.r O-aramptio-, Aatbma, Hiptlierla a.ui
all dlaea- - ,-f tiie Throat at?l Ll.a. Mamifacturcd only hy
A. B \\ ii.tioll, .heiiint, Bi.hli.n. B"l'l bf .l.ui-Cisla _,u.iaiv.
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FOUNDED BY HORACE QREELEY.
SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1878.
WITH SUPPLEMEKT.
THENEW8 11US 51VEXIXG.
Fo_kio\.?The German anti-So.inlist bill 1ms
beeu rejcetetl I'.v ;i large niiij "iity. ~ II is BB
noune.d with auihuiity tlmt KusMii is dlapoaed t<>
revi-e Um liiiiits of tne naw Dalfarla and to
forego p:.rt of Ibe war iiui.iniiil.v ; tlic C/.ur m
Blste on tiie retroct'KMon of BeMBIBbM antl tlic
validitv ol tiu- San Mefatio Treaty. z^=- \ Fedeiitl
ist revt.it lnis l.i.i. put down in Spain. = I ??
Briti^ll Cui'iiiet has Count Behoaraloi'e i'i"!' aal
nnder cotiM.leration.
DoMt.siic?The I'otter Comniitteelinds tliat tbe
evillence of frand la BB weak tli-t it must liavc mora
to beg?l work. with, and it has ser.t a s. cret aaaat
to Florida aboat tl?B_rtt?r.==-=Atea__o___al baa
been noatiatai t? Oa_B-_BBB__B WaddeQ in lu-half
of h N.-vv-Yoik s"eiet.v, for wbooe beaefll be
reeently l.ctui.il. = Beeretarj Evarta is ei tba
opinion tliat Mr. Ettad-ord, late Vka-Cooaa] ;.t
Shanghai, is not BB iiui'.-ai-lialile oflicer. ^^?: Tba
trial ofthe appeai of tba Ber.Jobs Mill.-r fioin tiie
docisiouoi the Pr. abjrta***" oi Kaw*>fir__awi( k ? aa ba*
_uu before the I'l.'.-l'.v tciiaii Qaat rul ._*-cinlil.v.
Lo?tof life and tlam*?***? t,> property froai tornadoea
are nfOftbd from WiaOMBB- an.l Uliiiois. - Tbe
Soeiul Sciei.ce Convention clo-ed its sc-si.-n. _____
Tl.lte un-n were killed nnd -ix i.tliei- il.jiiled l.y the
llartfor.l iiie <>f y.-.-t. i?l..y BMrnlaa.
CoNtir.Ess.?In tba Senate ye-,iei.la.v Mr, Kd
muilils i.i.-M-lit.d the lull of theSeic.1 Colillnil I. c
to retriilate tbe nietliod of counting tiie
Beetoral t.,ie; tba Ehatrlcl of Cotambla bill
w__ (ltbatctl nearly all tl;.y wltbonl Bna]
aet lon._-; Ti.o Housc did some roiitine lin.-iii.-.-s
aud then took ap tba Anny lell ; variou* s.-etions of
Hhe lull ware atrieken out. und tiu* i..11-was inodi
ficd in iiuiuy wajaj Mr. H.-witt .lid ii"t dare t<>
.have tl,- Hoaae li"i<l an eTeoiaf .-. HUon f"r (ear tbe
Kepiibiu-iiiis woald _.-t eont-ol of tln- l.ill.
tiiv am. BOBBVBB-JI.?Tbe Giand Jury has de
cide.l to iiidii-i tbe Healtb Co__iitaaio?ara and the
Ald.nneii. ?_-: Mr. V..sl.iir_li t.-.-tiii.-.l in LiaowB
dcf. B. ? .v-iterdit.v. r____ ihe Iv iini.' Jlitll Aii!;-T.,iii
maiiy Daaaoerata a?*proved tbe Potter Invee*
tiKution. - Mr. Tilden and Jamea (.I'lirn-n
are r.-p >rt d tO have eonferreil al.out local politiea.
?Mr. O'ltri.-n d.-iii.-s Tt. ? Tl.e jury ta the libel
Btiit a-:i,ii-t Peter Cooper is -st iii ont. _== Forty
niilli"!is of 4-? per cent bonda have he. n
Bold l.y the Syndicate. == One inai.
wae killed and aix ineu wero injiiicl
iii t-aniif. down a BfoadWBJ bufldlng. *-' k
plan of rapid transit over tl.e Brooklyn
Bridge was atl"pt__l. _-__: s.-v.-ial matebea
?were abol at Iba Creedaaoot Bpringmeetins. :==
Oold, 1W)'., ltHJ"?, 101. (iold value "1'the lei-'ai
tendci doilnr at the clo.-e, 09 eciiis. BtO-ka uiore
aetlve nnd hiuher, closiiik.' stion.-.
Tiik Wiaih..i_?TBtBOMfl loeal obaerrarionatn
dicait; tliieat.-iiii.K fallawad by el, ariag waatber,
and oi-.a-ion.iJ (-l.iuilin.-s aflci Wiinne. '1 heiinoiiie
ter yeaterday, Q'-J. 7t>J, :v.*\_
Ei-rlit memben el tiu; Nattana] Deaboeratic
Coiiiii.iHt-i* wantctl to b%j that they *lo bo.
pgepaee revolntion, I.ut they wt-re votctl down
by the liit-eattTrt. h'_ tt luvitl lttoid thc-e
Btatv?ntii ure inakitij..
A g-'ltl "diirpiti" in tht; hcart of Nevv-Yoik
City will lu- a novtlty worth Bueiflg, and the
ruiiis ol tht* J.oiid-st. lire will fiiriihsh it dui
ing iu xt week. Hut the grovnd la all Mataked
"out," uud lio t-qiiutleis neeil apply.
Mr. ilal., hy ol>jettii)^ to Bcverul fcatiucs ol
Mr. llt-witt'-i Atuiy bill as new leni-jlation,
Which did uot propose* u rediietioii ol e-iK-nth
ture, nnd thertlote out ol plACC in uri u|.]?ro
Iiriatiou bill, Baeeeeded ia foaeiog them out
yest.-iday. The ajiplicition ol a iittle eOBUBOfl
s??iim' an.l a ftw poiotl ot' oitlt-i to Ilr.
Hcwitt'B bill, will ftoon alt.-r it iK-yoml evtu
pattitial reto^uition.
The M-ieiititic s-tatiis oi .scv.i-.il eOBBpieBOBa
Dt'iuocntt- uiuy now Imj coiisideied ;io aettled.
Mr. BeeleaiB<?, who is u qaeet ^bc-bbbi of
tbe c*_lle|*(; gratluatt* iu poliUcs, rcceiitly re?
ferred to Mr. Tilden as a Mgal~Biused
** ujuiiiniy." L.vst uiirht thia " ehaiKe," as it
was ealhd, was iiidifjuaxitly huiled back by a
geiit'.einan, who politely rematkt d that Mr.
BeekB-BB waa ouly iit to truvel " with a nie
"naj-t*iie as a What-in-lt." The cainpaign is
nearly live Bjouths away. 1'iay, what are we
to e-iHsct iu Oetobt'i t
-???
A eorrt-spoudciit calls attention, on another
pag*?, to a uuisaiic- which even Mr. Muugiave'a
keen eyee do uot wem to have di_coveriil. It
ia in tbe claeaic neigbliorhood ot the Algon
quin, aiid, iu the opiuiou of our conespoiident,
doea fat greater damage to bealth. It is
alleged that the uae of certain sbeda for yard
ing bogs baa resulted in an accuniulatiou of
decaying maater, wbieh caDnot Irat destroy
life in that rcgioti, and ctrtainly impaira com
fort. The statement is delimte as to tbe t-har
actcr of tbia establisbment and ita aituation,
nnd if it is untiue, it ougbt to be easy for the
Hoard of Healtb to prx?ve it.
The full puiport of Count Schonvalofl's
BeheOM is still withhehl from the publie. It
(K'cupied the atlentiou of the British Cabinet
for three l.ours yesterday and is to
be the Bobjeet of doliberation Bgaifl to-day.
Tiie seiiii-of.ici.il aniioniicemeiits indieate, how?
ever, the general ternisof the t'Oiiiproiuisc.
lt is elear tliat Hussia ai_rees to revise the
Iroun.laii.-s of tlic new l.ulfnria. t" rc.'.iiee
eonsi.lci.ibly tiie war indeinnity, aud to enter
| c.iiK.c.-.sconyeiicd to ron-ider what "changes
are BIICOBBBIJ lfl the Treaty oi _-____'- OnthC
other hand, Baasia holda pe***_stently to bet
elaim j<>r the retroeeorioB of Bea*
BBmbla and declinefl to have the Treaty
of Baa Btefano treated as abao
liit.lv inv.ilnl, however niuch slie may
l.c disposed to noodify its provifdons. Tbe
prospeetsol peaee are nnqaeationably Improved
hy the Ba___nn coTCeesions, altluragh thei I
atill ample aoope tot diaagieement Eng
land has deflned her eaaential olrjec
tion to tli.- San Btefano Ti? ai.v to be, thal
it plaeee Baaaia i? .'i positicn which
givcs lur bb bbflolote preponderanoe over
any Powei i.i relation to theOttomaa Eiopire.
("in,t .-.-!'" avaloff- plaa doea ool wholly de
atroy thia nacendency, bul ii redueea the addi
ti.in! gains which Eugland migtat expr-cl from
-.v.ii- io v.-iv amall proportions. Tbe game
woald nol bc wi rth the candle.
There is BBother *-oiiili.'i?ay, rather. ecl
lision?of \(i.ni'.v bqtween two emiuenl Dem?
oeratie state ? men?thj' llon. Jamea O'Brien aad
the llon. PrandB M. Bixby. Mr, O'Brien, it
haa beea reported, baa lately enjoyed b bighlj
coiitidciiti.il interview reepecting local poUtica
witb Mr. Til.leti.iii which tbe latter expn aaedtbc
bope that there would be a bbIob of ail the
anti-Tauiiiiany elemeotB sgaiasl Tammany
Hall. Mr. Bixby, being aaked ii the statt
ineut is ii ue-, cbeerily responded, "0, yea, in
"deed; O'BrieB told BM all about il bilD
** -sclt." Mr. O'Brien, being aaked and
being eridently HBaware tbal Mr. Bixby
bad already, as it were, made a donatioa
of him t.. ;t eh;iiil.;l.!e object, or, ni tbe t.'.n-c
langnage of the Btreet, had "giyen him
"away," ilenied the int.'ivi.w, tlcnicd the
-ciniincnts, (h-incil even Ihe vi-it to Mr. Til
d.n. iin.I iilinost denit (1 Mr. Tilden. existenee.
Tlns i.s very like tbe oect_rr_nce <>f laal year,
when the late liiiiicnl.-.l Mr. Twecd sai.l that
Sln riff O'Brien sold iiini linll'o. a eertaln WOTth*
leaa elaim for a very large sumof money. Mr.
Bixbynraa aaid tohave beea O'Bnen'a attor
BOy, an.l ...hiitlcd that the st.ilemeiit was
eorrect; Mr. O'Brien, being agaia taken
nnawarea, denied tbe whole tranaaction, which
Tweed then prored hy pnpers. Bnl tbia aoti
of thing ean "t go OB I'orcvcr. Bocfa .-.illisioiis
of vcracity b.-twcin eminenl Demoeratie
siai.sin.il are poinfol in the Mgbesl degit.,
eapecially as neithei of theae diatiBgoiahad
gentienien has tsttst beea known to vary a
hair's breadth from the -tii.-t line of tbe trotb.
In tbe Intereat ofthe nniveraaJ faith in tiu prob
ity of our j.ublie incn, WC BOggesI that tht*
next time Mr. O'BrieB aad Mr. Bixby aoapeci
the approaeh of ? Ti.n.r .k rci.ort.-r, they hnd
<llc np an.l totnj'iire in. nioii.-s.
While tlic Grand Jury bai nW prtnented in
(liciin. nis in eoart againrd tbe Board of Bealth
and the Board of Aldermen, there aeema
to be iu. (loiii.t, from the atatementa ehm
where made by a Baember of the jun,
thal such indi. tnicils have been foiiuil,
againal the flrat-named board by ? aood ma?
jority, againal tbe Beeoad bIbbobI ananimonaly.
ln tiikinir tlns aetion with roepect t<> the
Bealth Hoard, the Grand .Jury has jnovcl it
aelf a faithfn] exponenl of tbe popnlar wiah.
There is no doobt, and ean be aone,
in the mindfl of up-town reaidenta
ooneerning the eharacrer of the bu.
aaneefl which tbe jnry has rdready in
tlicicd, and jn-t 'us little eonoerning tbe
rcaponsibility ofthe Cnmml rioners, and tbere
has beena general deaire among onz beal citi*
/ens to sce tiiis aetion taken. lt is fuir
to tbe people, beeanae it girea them a
chanoe t" preaa their accnaatiOBB in b
practical way. Their dbjeel la to gel
rid of inui.lcrous Btenches, not to give
the CommiaBionen .?. maiodorooB repntation.
li is fair to the Board, became it ean bow
COmpel lt- BCCaBCn to prove their <?',
nnder tht laws af eridene%oi be oonxicted of
making nnjnsl aapentiona. And for the
energy and .-ki11 which bare brongbttbomore
ni. nt to thia point, Mr. MoagraTe deaerrea
the bigbeal pialBe.?Tbe Indictmenl again-i
the Board of Aldermen has eertaialy been well
earned, whether it will be found poasible toeon
vict iisiiK lnbcrsoinot. 'I he Al.l.-riiicn havepcr
si.-tciitly roted a\v-iy tbe atreeta and B-dewalk
?to tbe great detrimenl oi bu_in_*a, in apitc <>i'
tbe proteatfl of tbe Mayor and Commiaaioner
of Pablie Works and the warniBga
of Becorder Hackett Their anawer to each
has b. cn a bowl of routly ti.-liaiicc.
The Uwofficen are eaidently nol dismayedby
tbe Alderjnen's assertion tbal legislatora ean*
not be iodicted for legislative scta, and the
Aldermen will have to stand tnal.
-?
Benator Edmunde has reported a bill Brom
the Senate Cniiiiniltci' BBOB the Klectoial
Count, whieh wiil be gratefoUy raeeived as s
p?-oof that aome ai leaal oi oar Btatesmen
have not forgOttCB this mosl ImportBBt
qneation. lt was BXpected tliat. a leadjnst
inciit of the liiws gorerning tbe coonl
woald be the tii-t tluty to which tbe
new Congreas woald addreaa ii_eli', but Mr.
Ha.vcs has bc n I'lc.-ident luoie liiiin a ycni,
und Ihis is the lir-t wcll-coiisi.lcre.l nieasiirc
thal has beea propoaed. Mr. Ekhnands'a plan
iccogniaea tl.e anthority of the Btate over its
eleetoral vote, wbieb wus asserted by the
BepnUieans ln the XLIYth Congrrss, and
anatained by tha E_ectoral ConunissioB. Btate
tribaaals are to deeide all eontroTersias rc
qtect-Bg tbe title of electon, and wben any
^ue-ti dhrpntea aro transferred to Congreaa,
lh.it bcly is t<> SfBSlllBJB. if it ean, wnat the
liiwful tnl.uiial of the State is, and adoj.t its
dccisioii. lu order to atlbi.l ainjilc limc for
the detenniTi.ition <>f such QtMStiOBS, tbe titne
<>t election is advanced one iiioiith, bringiog
it early in October, and the time of the meet?
lng ol the Klectoral CollegBS is j.nt off
one nioiith, btinging it in Jaiiiiaiy, llun
leaTing a Bpaes ot three BMmths betweea
the two daya. Dnring this brterral any
disjiiitcH which may ai i-t) aie to be d.ciih.l
by tlic lawiiil St.itej tiibiuial, an.l Its jihIk
inciit is to lx; " concliisivc t viiI.-ikc of the
"lawiiil title of tht eleetors." When but one
rt tiirn has Inen receive.l from a State, it is not
to Ih- njcete-d except by the altii inat ive vote
of both li'iuscs of OonsXCBB, uud when
there i_ a question whether the title
of the eleetors has been reviewed bf
the jnopcr tiibunal, or whire inoro thau one
r?turu has beeu reeeived uud there
li.,s beeu no deteriuiiiation of tl.e
question withiu the State, only aurh
votes _*_____ be countod aa botb bonses, aeting
Boparately, nhall derido to count. Tho bill
ha. uvideutl^- been irauicd with the grcatcnt
care, in.ik.s the most mimito PBgnlsHims with
respect to tlio joint Hessions of Coufrasa. even
prescribing tbe arrangemeut of scais. an.l
seeins to provido for every po_.sil.le coiilin
geucy. ___
WHY BO ol 11 v AND 80 LONQt
How has it come about that CongT-Sa m:iv
sit annually, au.l foi toward hall of tba
time? Beeanse, ta presenb-Bg Its mbbIom.
tbe Conrention of 17B7 marely foBowed the
ino.icl found in th.* Btati eooatitutions. I-tara
wen no other praeedenta. The Btate L-Bgis
lutuie-. as then existing, WOIW i.ll fiamc.l
iijion one iti'i.b'l, an.l this jras i rery rdmple
one. Baeb Btate eonatitntion. gnre aD legl -
lative power to ii repreaeatatire bodj author*
iz. d to nuct on.-e fl ycaj and to foBow Ita
own jiid-nicnt. A'iy v.tiiatm:.- from thia
lype ii. 1787 wen. entirelj tririal. NatBrolly
enongb, tbe National Legi hiture was fra.I
on the aame plan.
Bal Ihe Btatea have improred the pattern.
Nol more tban two of thera ean !>?? flaid t.<
hare ndhered t.. the old lype* Bis ot the old
.-! tea and twenty-foor of the whole preseni
nnmbor have adopted MeoniaJ ? A
large proportion of the Btati* hare adopted
limil ttiona on the leogtb ol ii m ?ion, aurh aa
Bfty, aixtyor a baodreddaya. Bometimea this
limilation isimpoardaltaolntclr* Bometimea itia
ronpled witb a prori Iob thal for eanae aad
by a Bpecial law the L ghdature may prolong
ii- lit.-. Bometimea :t i ? indirectly cal ibliabe d,
:., utying thal aftei tm nil l tt rm has ex
].j;-ii the ae_ lon ihaU be upou Ihe baaia pre*
acribed fot tbe Pk-kwkk Clah?membera to
I ay then own ( .|n-i.
Th.- ailranee in conatitntional goveniment,
which, in 1787, ?.i- an experinienl onlj a
.I-,/- a vc ira on tti il, b ia m itorctl nnofher Im
provemenl; tbat of hmiting tbe lawa which
maj be paaaed. A good rarietj ol aal
sre bnag ap oat of reach* M__- of the eon
HtitatioBB now nay thal tbe Legislatore may
not cn.ict local or apecial biws on numeroos
probibited topies; it may n..r givc apecial
ch..rt**rs. ii may not Incnr rmcb sad Buch
debta; ii may nol paaa certain btwaunleaa oo
tiee Ih giren or n two-thirda rote eaal ; and
the Iii*.-. By eortailing powera as well :.s by
tbe priodple of bieooial aeaaioos aod shorl
oil-, the people "f manj of the Btatea bare
.iitiiin.il good protection againal Ibe annoy
;iii.c of too maeh and too long eontinued
lc_i-laiion.
Tb. Nation -hi.'il.l examine improrementa
wbl I the Btatea diacover. The conntrj i
an.irted with too much law-tiukering. .'.nv
rciiicilics for it whicb hare proved snect
in tbe Btates mighl well be trii-d for tha
I'liioii. When Congreaa, lib Ihe Ln -i l itan b,
once geto a book bi it* nose, tiie baainess it
rcpic.se.-* ean rerire, tbe financea it derangca
ean be adjnsted, Mn* irca-iuy i; tbreatena ean
till ap, un.l tbe co.niii.v ii .1i-:iii1?- ean breathe
freer. __________________
TIIE M ED 1 OR I UlILAXi R.
Bnppose thai i? Jane, aboal the tima named
by ..itan) leading Commaniata, an oitibreak
not los aeriooa tban thal <>f last Bnaimor
-l..1 occur in the clncf eitiea of tbe North.
What power would exial to roatore ordei
aml i.-jict foi tbe law-! The mililia of tbe
Siiii.-, ii waa clearly abown 1 * -? year, eaa
rarely be relied npon to auppresa rach bb
in-iiircctioii. Tbe difflcalty i*. ao. only that
the eitizeofl and workmen who coropoae the
militia aytnpatbise t>>'' often with Ibe ritixena
aml workmen who bib rmt.i-; bal the
peraona arrnyed Bgainst eaeb other are too
e.tt* ii ii>i;.lii.<ii-. pcmonal frienda, ?.i brothera
in aecrel orgnnixatiooa. Pablie - i ?? aud tht
law demand awift and stern supp ? mob
nolcnce. vViU neigbbora, friruda and brothera
in st < nt leagnea, if arrayed againal each
other, beprompl to n*,- ball iaatead ol blauk
eartridgea f '? Imi.'' s.iy good eitizeoa, " lln e
* * i ? vi*? real danger of an outbreak, and flnally
"there is the army.*' An armj !"?> amall al?
ready t.> defend frontier poats, and anre t.- be
much oecupled, as oaual in tbe Bummer, witb
Indian raids. An army. moreorer, wbieb s
ciiiu ii- ..; tIii- pari) bariag a majority in tbe
Houae has roted to .ut down in number and
diaconrage by redaction of pay. We hare only
one s.iii'Kiiaid?'hai npon wbieb ao-called con
i rratire dtixena rely?-thal tbe moba wbieb
were eraxj euongb to riot, bnrn and mnrder
in 1877 may prore .-.ine aml law-abiding in
1878.
Buppo .. al-", thal in June, al ih<- time bob
.ci I.v leading Democrata lor tbe completion
of inreatigatioB, a packed partiaan committee
..ii-i...it.- certain evidence, after a ..iu--id.il in
,|,u | in wbieb rn. cbanee baa boen giren to
im. t oi expoae forged, p. i.jiu.d or bribed U -
limoiiy, aml with tbe erideuee a joint reaoln?
tion that the I'lc-id'-nl aml Vicc I'n sidci,!
wera uot dul} elected, nnd Bhall l><- bo tongei
i-odgnised. As ii-u .1, the Demoeratie majority
wiil cinpioy the bandeun- of eancas foi un
willing membera, and tbe gag-law for resist
ing Bepab?cana. li the reaolution pa
what .-..!. be done to prerent rerolation and
anarcby 7 The Bopreme Coart wonld nn
doubtedly aastain the Prealdenl in eontinning
to excrcise tl.e powera <>l bia ofllce, I.ut
whai power io there to,eaforce obedienee
to its dci-i-ioiisT lf eities are di irdered by
riota, bt"1 raBways blocked by atrikes, and
tbe ln_ignifl*,a*11 army taxed bt yond itsstrength
tn keep under restrainl Ibe Barages on the
l.iiKhr an.l the yei more asrage mobs in
crowded eitiea, what l*. there to preaenl s
loiiil.l. oycithiow of tbe rigbtfal goreremenl
ot the United Btatea by anothei mobl "I'.u't,''
uya ti.<' eonaerratira citisen, impatientiy
torniag to bia l.iisim'-, oi laxily loanging io
bis easy ehair, *'aD this is ?enaatfonal, ami
?*iinii- is no possiblllrj that Demoeiatic parti
" ean- will be so in,ul."
Will tbe eooserratire ritisea please to n
meiuber thal be Indulged in the vciy aBOM
,., \ umi Bbiftles optimiam ia l^?;i? Uid it
coat him and tha eonntiy so little that be i>
diapoaed to repeal ih?* expenmeotl oi ull
daagets bi a repablk, abaolBtely tho gwatusl
ia tin- diapoaition t>? beliere that there in no
danger. Indiflbrence t<> public i.ir.tii-s, blind
confldence in the li.l.-lity and good mbm of
Ihe in-ijority, ehronk beiief by those whoself
isiily BBfdaat all civie tlulies that OtbCTB will
iiif.ii-i-t rn.nc, nnwiBingBBaa to bear ta.\.*s m
other liiii.lcns in Oldaf t<> gUBld Bgaiasl p.-iils
I,. i vct nsibly presont,?these an- rieea which
hi-If-'-oveniiiient fosten m B tcinaiKal.lc dc
gree. Vet it is trae bow bs it eres bas beea
tlmt " Eternai rigBanee ia tbe priee of lil.crty,"
.nd if tlns aatiOB has not been destioycd ul
icii.ly, it has m.i beea b-.'iiiS" ol the tardy
eftorta of a sh-epy eousef ratism.
\Vt^ sincn I.v hope that lcatlei- oi the Com
inuiiistic nml. may not uttcnipt anollier out
brcak thia BBBBOB- Hut BOthiag tentU ao
HtroiiK'ly fo snoawnaja 6"tdi attempts as the
obstiaata -nwUBngnasa of bbob whocall theaa*.
htlvea good iitizcns fo take any piecaiilion
fo prevciit, or make any prcpaiatiou to nup
p BBB them. Wo Binecrely hope that thechotug
of public, iiiil-f,'nalion which has BBBds itse lf
bcaid by some of the tlullcst Demoeratie Bep
rest ntativea, may BBMtJB fo|inve!,t thona r.-vo
liitn.nary Bteps whieh wcro inanifcstly
inteuded bj tbo ringlcudci- wheu tbo
I'ottar ivu'liition WM lutiodtirocl. But
DOthiag aba so powcrfttHy balpa ??"'
(.iiis) ii.itor.s, by .slicllci'ms UMM who aet with
tben from tba full fotea Bt pnblfa eenanrBi as
iiic liliiul faith thut Demoerata wbo pebdled
oi eaeovraged lebe-Hcttoace will never dothe
?--.iiii' again. -KpeeiaOy tn hppe tliat riota ia
litia-K nini rcvolitliou nt Waafaiagtoa tnny uot
raiiup together, ta taat tba atattiUtr ai onr iu
htii'iticis. Mnt it is Uie pl iin trath tbal there
Mtoil.l i.c ud daager hut for pttbtk dttbaiief
iu tba exiatenca of any dangar. Love oi
ordei ia trong enongh ia il>is eottntiy,
ii iiiiuiM'ti iii aeaaon and thotoogbly,
. iui|i oal every l.iv,?braabiBg nnal
riotutia c-aapin?7 againal tbe pnblie peaee.
r.i'iii.iisiit, lanc of i'nioii, respecl fortheCon
Niiiiiita-ii nml tbe Iawa,are atrongeoonghnow,
:is tbey bare been in tbe paat, to eroab tnj
faction or party tbal I'i'-s ta. orertbroa tbe
l. ..ill*. ratabliaI ed ijrovernmenl; bnl if patriot
t-n i- imt n.iii, and tbe law ia too long
ih fi iii-.!, - . the trnagle ougbl coal ibe oonn?
try manj livea, mllliona of money and
jrt-ara <>l dlaorder. K i? ciallj it revolntion
;f, politiriana aeise npon an opportu?ity
m ln n ibe eountrj ia diatnrbed aa it
aaa Uud year, aad, ajhile pandering la.
tbe nini) a. deinagognea do ao often,
,... iij c tbe Oora ranienl bj denying its auth
i.iiu iiiol ^iaputing the ralidity ol the elec
tion of the Exocntive, a loog and coetlyalrnggle
I., tt., ii anarcby nini law, between relielliofl
jainl patriotiam, might tben reeolt The time
for tln- ponplfl to make known tln ir will ia
now. The time to prepare aneomprombdng
, ii ic .I iicin panlibment, hoth for
- and ii lul-, is now. There will be
ueitlier rioting nor rerolntion, il Cominu late
.md i- -i -i irutora aee tbal the conntry is teady
and reeolnte._
TBA I i'i' I nl f OF h'ENTUCBY,
An rxtrart from Utt lAtPteviUt Coprier
Jotmrtl, ])iil'li-!ical in yeaterdny'a Tribi m~,
aould -iu to indicate tb il Mr. Henrj Wat
... ulio runa that able and enterprlaing
jiiiiin.il, is iu uli.it may ha' ealled a Btate ol
n.n.ii. Mr. VVatti>raonbaabiepa lioahol " -lo-hiir
"raaiiiid," in wbich be never fail: to inten si and
i'.inii-c ii large and intelligenl conetitneney.
Tin* time be aea ms to bare it ancommon
bad. W . bave known bim bave " blood into
"lii. cc" beforei we bave beard. lii- ener
._-cttc whoop; M'lii him in lii-* point, nnal
vratrfaed arith plonrare and eatiefnetion l.is n A
;p irrai. ml ii; .ii.' aa, all a glitter Miiti toma
bawk and aculplng knife, begtrl with cutUtsa
iinil hiai.nl mv, i.i, andjingling trom erown to
suii- ?itb bnplementa ?>i d< atb, he lo..i<*I it
pijrlj in tbe war-dance ta> 11i?* ln*piriting
Btraim of the tom-tom, the kindling rapl
of Ibe iii/'\-;.n//..v oi tbe Bery atridulationaof
the bea gag. And wa aay with greal ah'.ili
cration Bnd entrre confldence, after a eoreful
and thorongb inrvey aif tbe wbole flcld, thal
no man noi a-n the atage of Amrricanpolitiea
can do more with tbc atage propertiea of tbe
r.n_li-li ton-iic wbieb are aaed t<> eeprea ml
beary weatbnr at iea and earnage on the
st:..inl lli.ni II. Watte. ol Kentneky. lt waa
little more than ayearagothal betook ahorn
?are are aol anre abool dii.s, it may bave
been ii trnmpet?in W'aahinirton, andpointing
tbe Bare <if il toward the Blne Graaa diatriet,
aonmlcd a call for 100,000 mratoriae n|> im
mcdiately and march oa VYaahinjrtoo i-i tbe
ii -a rn- a.i' i'i mii. Jaatiee, Samnel .1. Tilden,
tln- Bgnre aii Liberty on tbe Dome, David
Dnallej I'n M and a ajreat eataloirne <.l "tliar
beathen divinitiei who aeemed to bim
I,, i? in per_i Kentneky heard the call,
imt in that Bl ita politiea are ao mixed
witb pokcr, Uial nien aaid, in tbe attanse teeh
nicalitiea of iini -iiiful (ame, that they bad
never known Henry Mcall on ao weak ,i band;
"he nanally raaiecd am a blnnV And ao no
ona- .-tniaal. Tben aomi'liodj took him aaide,
and Mia!, " ll- ai ?. iet'a mai eubveri the
? i. .iinini'ii iiii- time;" and lm aohly
:ii,-v.i:a al, "Will. ion ii* B frii'it'l of iiiiih',
lf jron - j sai ui-'Il lel iip a>n it
"t,.i tbe pi-'-i.-i.t-" Tbere apoke Coiiolanua.
Bul tln- anll la-r 100,000 in. ii waa a 11umpt-i
blaal m Ln Iim ill ti"' aoon l?a' forgotten. It
.., i.i..- bim io call for 100,000 men.
[Yrama who knoa him Intimatelj aa. Ii< la
th.it kind of a man tbal they aonldn'l bave
1?'( it ai ill Burpriaed lf he bad ealled for
200,000.
Ami i -" t many came. They arcnl lm
nuiii; ta-l.i tai the Doorkeeper of the Houa ? and
aaid, aa there aeemed t*? lie a good deal a,i
anxia t\ abonl the aafety of 11 *t? Qoddea oi
I.ii.. in on tbe l>a>iiio, tbey wonld lika- to !??
pai ni tbe most |.i-nl'.'.is placoa aronnd tbe
,l,?,, ui the r.ii.it'il and a.n flia- pay rolla of
tbe llollsa' la) (la lalial l!li' li.'IIH'. Tai ailall ai!H
aaa Basigned aa arm chair aud two-atory spit
ii.iin, -imt thej are tbere yet,
!: i uiitiall tbU apparenl Uoodtbiratines.,
Mr. Wiiitti-isi.ii is nol ;i bad man. He meana
pxceeding well. Being more a Repnb?can
than I'1.tpX al heart, be ti.nls it m .. t
K.uy oceaakmally to gel ap a war dance t??
ptopt lii* '???!aeatne a. lt i- ia i to think that
ln- lia.sii'i the eetire eonfidence of sautir oftbe
moat or leaat advanaaed EkMrbdna <>t
his party; bnt it bi true. At onr
time dnring tba National Couvention al st.
l.i.iiis, it waa propoaed t.? make him Per
iiiiiiiant Chairaian of tba Convention, bnt
Mndry Baiittrbona oppoaed lt, and one of
them, '.vliom wa will eall Bam ?. i-ai<l to
him: "Now li?>k Inii', VVattoraon, yon' VB lic(Tii
''Tcmporarj Chairman, aad made a hit; m
m8b_ willing jon itbonld, and \va> dont gnun
" ;.;.- iit ii ; bnt yon mind anu- tbinit-?if yoa
"ine I'riiii:in*-iit Chairman a*a won't bave
" .laaliti .):n-"l)-s ui? there alonaaide ..I yon
" to PT.Pt _''?"? T?e_i -8188 8 I'a.ill!
" of order on liim." Tben mhI \Vatteraon:
"1 aion't know whetbei i'm gobig to ba Pec
" inaiicnt Chairman or aot, bnl ni tell paa
" one thing, Siiiu ? ; ifl aro, and you obja el t <?
" my having Jobn Jacoba, or anybody elae, aii
" tM-dde ni*'. 1 'I make a peraonal matter a>f it
",md eome doara <'H Um atage, aad give you
?? _ alaaiilih' hliink lick?tg.n Anil tlio iiiiprc*
si.m wm (jiut<' lenen] that ha naeant
it. Bnl be didn't. Henry Ifatteraon, liI_t
Champ Perguion*8 whiakey, wbieb bad
i.mi m\ yeara b_der a bedge and never jiaid
t, t.ix, "wooldat huit ii iiy." Ii'h bia way
io be I'liiiia -i .unl ontapoken, i>.eaaae ba knowa
it inipi'i'ssaa tha l>a iiioaiaiii- party. Be Ihchta
_m iin- eolumna ol Tht Optrrkr-JoumoJ ia ttii?
lm ial tvay, uot beeaaaa ba la u Sze-bog him
nilf or has a a_n_ninary appetite, imt beeanae
bia lai'h ia hi.a it
ln tho I'xtract pnbliabed yeaterday, to wbieb
n fi'ia'iice has hacii mado, mt hUuIsoIF wilii tIn*
lttiiiiik : " lt isonr pnrpoaa to int tho Florida
"aml Cotiisiana villamia-.s to iho hottoin ; ta>
" hrintf tho lusiaU to jii-tico, to staka- our
"aU oa that laaae, aad. il naad ha-,
" to alin inatiir track? naxt tinui if, ehatuii,' oiii
" ticket, wb ih? i.?'t M-at it." It will lm obaetved
that b8 fituts Wiirni. Hit siiys Mr. Haya-s innst
taku caic ol him. a'f ; thnt ln- propoaoato Miow
no mi-iiy to tho "thievea aml ba_iea,w who
(?(.lisiiifi thiinsitvea aaCe bahmd tha- 'popnhu
ah rire for peaea and quiat. Aml then thia:
j ne ni..ii-i-ci imi tic nf |.iinii'..ri'i.s, wiiicii ini-. tar ta-n
raaea Maatoaalae-1'"- flerei aaaaat, artll laa,aaiaratbay
an tluiic aUB lt, tbat thcro ln u liiuit BBl uuou _ro*i>.riji?
??rowbratlag and vil.aiuy. Tl.ey will flud ?
??_ >rit,*c__-ot sl.lel'1 tl.en. "JatfJ * Iho.r rtet of
w**r*att*B aad fr_...i. As for Mr. Hayra, he bad bet ir
pMBia ui, awa eaase. aai kssp im cioa_ aa r*-?**>*? * l
t. *?*. w, ,!?i,'l aaal t,. nmke i.mt a nartyt-t_-~-.t.
Bat. if Ba eaaa B-JasMahlng. wa __aii. #
Tbat. tha aort of thing now tbat Bttrs "?
blood. Wh.-.i they read tbat in l.oinsvile,
heads ..f famtties laid the paper down and re?
marked with empbaai* HThera wfll shoftiy ne
"a .all for trooi.s." Greal Bnmbera of unem
ployed slausni.n said: " Hci.ry BBI now
"-ot up on hia ear, aml we shall BM 'the
?'mongrel bords of plm-dafaiB' driran
"??t of otlice," aml bogBB imuiediately
to take atepa toward borrowing B-Ofsey enongb
to gel fo Washingfon, bo as to be on hand fo
take ebarge of any pfoader the a-ongral -*_-?a
<tiiiii])*! gel away with. The pro._iiii.niie is a
good ona. Bal what we eepeeially adarire is
tt... poattire manner ta whieh Henry afokes
bia i.U on "brioging tbe thieras fo Jna
"iie,'' aml propoaea fo dM Ib bia traeks
oexl time, lf, eleeting his ti.k.t. bc doea i <?t
aeal it. The greal ditfienlty in tha ?_-?> ..i thta
i , tbal it tl.e eandidate ahoald happea "' bs
any oue of tbe Btatosmi n who have b- en
Btandtag aroond tttorar lat.-ly, ha will
i?. too pocfa lacerated to hv Baatod
anywhera. And we do aai want fo
iee ll'iiiy tfatforaoa die lfl his traeks
-iiuply beeanse Oiorer l.as tacapacitatcd a lead?
ing D'liio.iat for Bltting down. Hut, al'ter all,
whiit a refreshtag eh-amataoee it ia fo aaa
Bttcfa ,'i iii.in Bfl llenry Watterson roiise hiinself
np once ta a while and take aa fotctast iu
polilics. _________________
Ilicil AND l.oil CHURCB.
_d argunientstire and apecolatire world
atill hankera aftei the dry booes of tbaalogy.
Altboogfa l>r. Rwer in hisreeenl lectore mci.-l..
re.-.fiirim d riewa reapecting i'lot.-tantistn aml
Catbolicity which be had expressed witheren
atronger empiia-la ten yeara ago, bia uttcr
atices hare Btartied many Bober-minded l'n.t
estonta of his own and of other denomtaa
tions. A promlnenl Low Cburchman join.-.l
i Boe with hini at once, Mr. Beecber
devoted two aermofls to tha dafence
of Protefltantism, and tba religions preai
has bristled with bostilecriticism. fo onroor
reapondence columna this morning tbe Kev. ...
I? -toddard nsakee a good-nattured and in
genioua attempt t.? open a ria media between
the poaitiona where Dr. Ewer and Mr. Baker
are each bo atrongly tatrencbed?-one ?>n tbe
iw bcighta ol Ritualism, aml tln other on
ihe I..?.-. lereli of Erangelical chnrchmanship.
llis i-iiji >. im-. to be thal one ineans n good
de I leaa and the other a good deal more tban
r of them is ready to admit, an.l
that, altboogfa they/tand bo far aport, each
iu hia own plaee ia aheltered by tbe broad
roof of the cburch of which tbey are fellow
iiiinii -I?*. We ahoald be eorry tobeliore thal
there was aot room eooagb ta tbe Protestant
-pisoopal Chnreh forearnesl workers,whether
they are High or Low Charchmen. Dr. Ewer,
at >t. I.L'n iiins, an.l Dr. Tyng, at the Chnreh
.,f the Holy Trtatty, are ? long way apart
in theology, bnl ta pariah work they
are two of the buafest and Bfost ener
_i-:-i- Chriatian mtaiatera oo hfanhattaa
laland ; and it' the religioaa eommnnion
with which tbey are eoonected bba aofllcieat
il. \.!.'.!ity to cn.ii'l.- then fo Bad staadtag
room aml ii.c.l.mi of aetion within Its walls,
bo iiimli th.- better for then and tor Cbrhv
tiani.v. The el.istitity of tlns et dc.-ia-lical
-.-;,ii, baa been teatod dnring the paal
twenty yeara ta our eity, where Biahop
Potter by tbe azereiae of ? wise an.l far
aighted tolcrance has alfowed free raage of
,,; i,,i.ut aml oaage in mattera whlcb be re
gurds as ii..ii-cs-cntial. If the Bisbop had
been ? maa of diflerent temper diaaenaiooa
would have iprong ap and the deoominatioii
would han I"-' tastead <>i gaining ground.
\Vh? ih. i aathority and frcedom, sa Mi. Stod
dsrd M-i-iiis io nnp'y, are centripetal and cen
trifugal agt uis, whi.-h are brooghl Into bar
mony ta the eorrelatiofl <>t forees ta thal
cburcb, we do ool rentnre toaayj but we are
c.iniid. nt tbal in the judgmenl of tba main
body of tbal moal eonserratire of reUgioos
c.?'inminiiitis. tbere is room eoongfa for all who
Bceept tht- l.iu.liim. ntnl tloetrines ol foith as
i-mi'iid'i <l in the eic ds.
Concerning the thi ologiesl poiota of tbia con
trorersj we have Uttle fo aay. Wa donbt uot
tbal wheu CooatantiBople it 11 thero were
iinii.l monka who ahook theirheadsand acarcely
dtired t.i took to the fotnre. The . .al of the eru
aadea bad bai aed out, and the Propbet- religion,
thuugfa M-aii-.lv hall' as old aa Chriatianity,
already eompriaed a much burger ana,
and niinil" ri.l inniiy more riiaciplea. Y.I be?
fore the t.i.tary elosed the Ifoorawere driven
onl ..I spain, a m w world was discorered for
Chriatianity, and bythe roundtagol ih.* *.".? i??
ol (jood llope a way was opem-d for the
oraagalisatioo of the East Indiea and Ans
tralia. Hlstory has long roaches in whieh di
vitic results are wroagbl ont, nnd it is pre
mainif lo condemn Proteatantiam aa a failare.
While tha Beoata wus faeltag aroaad for some
BigaBMBta tn ju-titv Itaelt in defeatiog tba asnst*
ble amendment ef tba Printing ConuBittee to ra*
ducetbe aise of tha Agrienltoral Rt .port hy ioo
paaassnd the number publiabed by 100,000 copms,
Mr. Harsent mada the teUlag i>?n.t tbat in addi tion
I,. the enormooa expenaa i.t printing an.l bfodiag
wbieh tbeae orergrown aditiona of bulky
vi,iniaes were eonstantiy aaddling on tha
ooantry, tha eoal of tha nllraad mail
-erviee, wllicli is (.ilill lor iieei.rdltl)* t<> tiu* Welghl
nf niiiil matter earried, waa at tha aaaa tuna rarj
matenally lacreaaed. Vear after year tha reeeipta
of tbe Post Othee Departtaenl keep faUiag behfod
Ibe expendt-un-a, and year after year Congreaa, by
Ita liBaral printing and d_Fuaioo ?i wortbleaa doea
in.'iit*., belpa to keep np thta ralnoua amooat of ont*
lay for poatal ?ervi_e. By thedeciaionof thaflen>
ateta regard to this 8in_le doeumeot, tha maUa
will ba hiii-ii'-ii.'il with iit leaat ioo axtaa
tonsof dead awtter, and th.* aama propoitiOB hoUa
w nli all tha ic-t. lt tha tarmera <>f tba eoaatry da>
liv.-l uny I'lii.-iiml i? ii. iit from theae sl<>pi>y Ireal
laea whieh they are tas.-.l t<. pay f..r, there woald i??
Bome exeaaa f.?r thta axtraTagaoee. Bat a vory
siniiil pereeotage <>f them eras bbb tha boak. and
thero is more biatrai ttoo In tba agrlBBltaral
ciiliiiniis nf THI N\i i.ki.y T-XBUna every y.itr
iii.ni his been pablishsd hy tho agricaltaral De*
piiitin. nt diiritiK th.-,'iitire ii.-ri.'d of its cxi.stenee.
From eveiy ix.iiit ef view this Pablk Printlflg is iin
e-tii.I IMi.ll-s sillk of pablk inon." . It ii'sls the J.i'.iple
of tha eountry between ?5,000 nnd .fo.ooo ev.-ry
day. b thaaa aay ettisea sa gailslsaa aa to bslisra
it woith thut iimoiiiit of aaoaayf
-?
A iniinbcr of ladiaa weU-kBowa lfl Xew-York havo
oaiahl-ih-il M Ho. i Bast TwsBtisthsfc an "Kx
ehaaga f>?r Wotnen's Work,'' whitib prfSSB-HB to lx. a
f-raat eharity to tha poot aad a paal eonrsoisaes
L<> the rich. It has no r. f.-n me to the ln.ii.ely uee
illo-work whieh tinds its inuket at the Ladies'
Depoattory, m.r tothe amaaMBtal work which falls
tothe urovinee of the Soci.-ty of Deeorative Art.
Mitinlrstly batWBBB iiiitl.ri-liill.es and euihroidcnd
lire-screens, the strietly tiseful and the strictly use
laaa, thata ia a raat aasisfo ssaofisd ?? as_- mj
I'ielil.-.s, pre so vch, faiiey-work that falls he-lovv t Iie
,i-i.ili.-iie ntiiiidt_-(l, artielea of appar.-l whieh rise
Bbora the eliissilieiUii.ii of .xtticiwit-.. ull the thou
sitnd ni.ii.l.-s.-npt (-r.-attoiisof fc..al.'iiid.isti-y whi.li
so luaiiv B BBBSa make nnd so few know how to sell.
The htdies B-BSafotsd IB this BohSSBS of au
oxchaugo propo-o to oyeu a periuanent Bale_roo_i,
where cucli prodm taa may lind a in-uket-, Anylaotly
who has eoat-ibated not le-aaa thaa #"? to the fun:? of
ilm haiciaity for the earreol year aill bare tha priri.
h-ire nf prcnentiiiK jmotls for aaU, or aathoe_iag tm
Bood.s to ba pteaaatad, aobjael af eaaraa to thc gp.
I?r<.vnl of tln' iiiniiiiira-rH. Thc re tn- an mr np>Q
fnr tln' receipt of firticles, aml will lm a?pon fair \t__i.
iio-ih on aad after Dccoration Day, wbea u v:irii-tyof
twefiil aad ara??aatal t_?gt will deabtleea Uiupt
perehaaaaa, aaderdea *a** ill be reeetveaj fa.-- ln,m*.
made cnkc .nni otber aarorr prodaetaof thakHabaa
rjobeeripliooa may ba sa-nt io _ra. 1 raoa >sLJ.._-. old,
trcastiriT, No. I Kiint Twentia th-st.
With all tlnir ftercenesi for inrestiajatioa tho
Denioerntic merabore of tbe Potter lavaatifBajaf
(-oiii.'iiitti c aaea n littlo barkward io omiina
foiivurti. BTobady a.nxars aaataaa tn leaai off
on tho Mtili-e.itiifiiitt oi-n. Tbey knaiw too
iniich aliout what has hapoena-d to otlnr
aball?BB of investifxntitia. ei.iiimitt.e-*. l___p ti,?
IhiT ftmlB-dab sic.-k.in "Th. Barleaa Family,*'they
think. if tln-y don't BB*. "Yon'ro all pahaj tatha
alcvil-Laily Cra>atraly yaiti go tint." 'I'li. f
have i-i'ipi stcal Mr. M< Malnm, of Ohin. _,,
aet 88 rhairinaii of tln* Fh-ridri Suh f .it.iniftce,
imt that atateaaaaa, wim ohvtaaatf w.im imt baai
,vc iciiiiiy, lays iii.i tecBB?gaa agaiaal aaa aaaa, aml,
with a viiible wink, reinarks tlnat he 18888*1 take
mn, li iiiti-ic.st in I li.rida; that WiiMlimi'toi) im warui
oiioii-h f'ir him for tlm presciif, nml ba 80888*1 eam
fnr aay Fhirnla in li im. Tln-y aro nll confidcnt
that then- ar.' lof.s of fact-, of tim most blood
iimilIng (h'siiiptian to l>? loiiinl out in Florida,
hut BOflaahaw tha>y ara> imt anxiams to iVad tho
Bzped?tea lor tbaaa "IaBW somo fn-aah trrizzly
baaka i.ut baea a llttla aaya" aaid an hono.it ?raar,
as ln? iioiiiicidlioi-tcKiiisly into a-ainp. " Why d.dn't
ynii go f.n him f" wln.iilod tln? whole BBBBJ in
abeaaa MaObt wbatwaald l aaaa" todothat forr
nay-lic. "Ihahi't lost nn -rizzly "
i'OLlTH Al. X
It leeka a if tba Deaaoerata aaea onrc raore to ga.-t
tbe worat ot ii la a tasale arith the anay,
Poaatbbj aeeae in tlm Maxleaa proarramnie
" J". ciita r (.'rmiin aml Gobble, yelliti- fr.niil."
That Vt-rniont Ih-pitblicati phitform will izive tho
Deiaocrata a hint nf ahat they bara leaa for tbe
Preeideal aml lns party.
If tl a- Deaaoeratie Ca>n_Te?isiiiaii it nnousy now
what mll in- hta eoodittofl whaa ha* aaaaaa within
thotrl raageof his fratammmtttaaatat
Mr. I'liitii's rnorliiiik f;n tmy W0B ffoinir to hum
yc tta I'.lay. bnt it alitln't. An.l ahat. more. it leebn
aa if th.* iiiiiiiiiiin__. might i.c Ind-finitalr aaatpaaaa.
St I'.ciiiil-iit-AniiH Tii'iinpson says tlio Dcinoa-rats
maaa r> volution. aml e_i>ea.t ta> bIiow boadaaunuirb
to jnstify thi-nifii Irea wiih ibe people. Thia ereatea
a painfnl conflict aif reracitji betweea Ine Hurii
iin.l Mr. 1 laampaon.
Ili?. Aifi.al Mortoa haa atarted for rioriala nc-iin
to atimalata a beea bateh oi golokeaad eeaoateaaaa
Before leaviag Waahingtoa ba aatd ha batteaad
there aaa svideoee a rfoagfa toahow tbal Iha I
(Icnt waa lmplieated la the ttaaala, aad ba bbbbbjM
tbi r>.li(Tr ciiniiii'tcc ivmild ba' able- to prove it.
i )? i eaaaa f.>r toa delay m n.-ttini. tha baad baai
aoderwav h aatd to have beea tba baBeeaaa labor
reqalred to toeaa tbe whole of I?:ivial Dodler Fidd's
inti-lha t iii.oii a plan ot procednrc. Mr. l-'iald isex
pccted tai iinnv ? utrpe aalairj bb aa iiin-tibli- cxiN-rt
?aml to niin his cliiut, actording to bia i?*a.ll
knowa matirwii
it iatha bardeatworb in tho warll _caDaaap*
eratteatateaaaaa ba adaalI that tho cnunao of hit
party \vill anaeitla tba bnataaaa iataaaaaa of the
eoaatry. Kearly every Daaaaeratta Ooveeaaa baaed
fron is qaite Mnn- it will not. Lat him aaattaaa
i! inking -a> until tha ratea befta te oobbo?ithia
i.i'.l. il ?, .in-.i -..linklioa ?t what ba anll lad
,.ut tlii-ii in' koiiii* ai'a.iit aaaaag baaaaaaa iu-tu now
um! inakii:t_ a BBW inapiirie..
CoawidariBg it.-* pttnty of niotivo, tbe Democracy
li i- i iliciiilfiilly hard ttaBB of li tiiinir to bc uinlcr
atood. lt has n<> int. ntion of B?aiwteg Smtln-rn
chimm; bbaayoa, tm! Vat it aani sayaoiu a pnb?
lie uiiiiiiii-r.tt v it ticvi-r so it.-trd. lt doeaa/l incan revo
li.i, yi-t it'hiis had tivo Brat-claao aaportaaitMa
for layloc -,,, aad lms baea aoable ta? uapaara thaaa
it "raatka" daily wltb ita evil gaataa aad plt
thrown every t_aa.
Tlio E-aaaylraB?I Demoornts have startaal on
their eaaapaifB with a limpitig laiialidatc, and a
|,liiilnnii whieh oata tlniii otf fmni aU aj'inpa tby
with that Naliaunl party. 'Ihcywill 88 am tin d( -
tonaive fron tba M.trt, aad tluy will raaaffa no
mbaidiea frmii the Tllden barreL Hwaa drawbacki,
to-i-tlii-r with the National-Oreeabaeb ttekatdraar-.
ing away tbeir atrength, will uiv.- the BepabUaaaa
iu im .-'il.-nt ebance for**-_coeaa. Arattuaa aaaa*
ii.ii_n by the Bepablteaa leadera wiD aotoalj aira
tbem tbe Btate Govenuaaat batagataof aareral
i' gn --men alao.
Mr. Dill, the man ivlioin tho IYim-ylvania Deaar*
erata have aoaainated ior GoT-raoc la apfte aif Baaa
uclJ. Ti'.ali-naadBamnelJ, BandaH, refreabodtoa
eoarentlofl whieb aoadaated him a ith .. aaaeeb, _
wbleh ha made i!ht reeaarh tbat tli? Baaabtteaa
party, wbea it eaaaa into pewartweaty yeara aaw.
"i'.iiitiil this i-iiiintiy with wc.tith faaaeaQi 8?haad.
witii few millionairaa nml ao Mi'ualid pareaiy, Aa
t!..- i-.'-uit of ita potfey wa now aaa at aaa and a>f
-diiiiy the nni.ob, at Iha othar tha ttaaaa11
Mr. Dill did m.t epec?y whieh eml repraaaatad
bim, but that aaa not Boeeaaary, Whal be aujba
for ta iin- adal timea reatored. W itfa toa milhoaa
bUt sclel.il tllilllolis of l-liiles; ivit.llill llllbull OT
irainp, bul aocwty with a slaTehoUter at oaeean
n.ii :i sl iv.- nt the otber, and ;i Nortbera Demcoralte
iiu tv iliini-iu-' iii. < .ui betwaeo tbe t?t>. irr.itcful anal
liappy with aa oceaaioaal enuab frmu tha aaaahni
table.
lt pleaaea the overbardened Deaaoeratie edlaar ta
iilhina' tai the Bepablieaa party a.-* ;i baadof robbaaa
and to try to gire a eolor a.f axcaaa ta> blaravala>
Uonair lautjrerheiaa by aaging thal when a man
baa a boraa atolea aad tiia>. to gal bha baak aaa?kj
lhat b what tha?epeblieaaa eall rerelalaea. Thia
laa tolaa atateaaant of toa aaaa. Ugbthraal it
aouldbe: Tha Deaaoerata waaa aryiag to ?ta>al a
boraa. They bad tln- back door :.il opaa and were
looaiag fha baaaa whaa tho Kopabheaaa aaagbi
tbem aml elafaaad the borae as tiuiri. A aargy
ivi:iii_le I'lisimi, the Iiiinoirata threateoiaa war
nml li.(1 mile-.* the heiae wa* iriva-n lo tln-ni. Ar
bitratioo w-im propoaed, aud laataatly aaread to by
tbe Di'iiaa.ar.ats, Ihoii-h obieoted la) by K.-publicamj.
Finally. botb i-tdea plaadgi'' tbaa_elrea to aaaapl n.
aad to abide oy tha deciaioo. I*he hprao waa
awanli-dto the BepabUeaoa. WhereattbeDaaao*
cratsaei npahowlof fruud, and barecootionadtt
Iill tbe inc-ciit time. Theyare now eniraged ln a
Rcheme i.n breakiag mto tae atobla and takiug tlio
ln>r.-.t' I.y f.me._
TBE flEWA OFA <.1U MBLINti BHYHRBTMM
not ponwt's boho.
Ttirn, tnni, my wh.el! My c.'-untiy'-t woo
l'd ahapa era) eeda fha peaaaal aaaaaa.
A--t while the aaa ahlaaa. Pd aaaka Hayea
Taaaeae tbe rancb: give Sam pon.eawion.
Turn, tnni. my whael! Ha>w sliak it looks,
Mv ni'iitiy reaaded Peaaratiaa I
Itonly wi.nl-. t.i.rd thi'ja.b,
One rotuiiitr, stirtin- ii\a.lutioii.
Turn, turn. my wln ol! Tho pi'oplo cry?
" Vour uj-'ly aaag is all aaaahtadt**
Tbrir mii'* would be aa bud as mim*,
11.nl they but haBi'd trutli as I did !
Turn, turn, my whaall Vot BBftaaa u?e
TUaaaag'aaot _aaat| it won't bold water/
Iiut, whiit of thatt TwiO aaraa aay furn
Aml blaaaa w_e the aaaaa of Potter I
And whin I'vosouseal mv party foa-s
Wltb all itn ma'ss of fraud aud scatulal,
l'll iill it up with rt'al bot blood,
And diink a haalth tO -Sam und Haudall.
FIKI.l)'- |1>-1? DAY.
"TheilehBtt* o'i 9*t**t* rc*-lnt Ion wau B fl.-i'.l-y lu IM
_tou?e.-[Wa?latiigtunCorre?i)?i..Icait.
A Ficld day I Taa Bal when we read
Tho dirty reeord, who ran hlame ua?
For thotmiits on t'othcr Pattaa*- Field
Wbkh t'other Judas made so famoual
\_\EBONAL,
Mr. Edison is quoteit as Kayim/ thut in mak?
ing tho ptnmo-rapli tai- tbe besl results aro obt-.ued
by tbo unoaif tbe Lat? ?888880, ?ud tne poore?t by
tbe uso or Engliaab. Mr. Mtaea ls uudoubtedly B gre**
ei-nliis * hut lf t.ii.-t.ntb of the rubtatsb attributaul to hl?
wen-rt-iilly bm, he would bavo to be set dowuaiiBlwB
({ri-ni fool.
The Hon. A. H. Stophons ia aponding a -a***
in HaltimoreCnanty, where ho is ha-lplu/c Professor a
M. Johnston aad Wua. Hand Browue ln tho reri-wa