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COinpii te, BBbI ii ilisk'iacelul episode iu our
luuuicipai I Lstoiy is cudtd. Evtu as it waa,
the Democratic Police Commis-min ii ?mild
not appoint lit*' remaining innp*'*'<?r^. though
on the last day remaining before registration,
wUlO-w m ich wrangling and ti??<i*l****i* ohstrmt
Ivcneaa, nor without a plain intimation from
Chief-Justice Davis that persistent delay in
the aupoiatmentl would he regarded a? con?
tempt of court. Mr. Maclean'-, impertinent rcs
??liiri.ni calling upon tin- (ieneral T? ? to define
what constituted a Tammany Hall I 'cnnn-rat
was noticed with a little di.v contempt l>y the
Chief-Justice in his remarks ami will proba?
bly not l?e In aril of again.
With tin- Convention to daj of the rcgii1 1
and reersscteMe nnd very mucii reduced De
um. i.u v of Massachusetts the formal prepara?
tion* for the campaign iti that Btltc will clone.
As the letter of our Bosttoo correspondent
show*, (here htM peldooi been a campaign for
whicb there wai to much preparation in the
w.iy of convc.it ?ms, .iinl there has seldom J
been a campaign In Ma - sachusai t.-, of late
year-, where the maim it v felt obliged to put
forth such eiTortOa There is r.n-on to hope, |
it seems, thai General Butler will tdmndon his I
tiuaecustoined role as ? atUl-huntcr, ami bursl j
into the ran van. in the true Bailer manner.
This is to be expected. Graneral Duller ha*
beeil bottled nji on more than one famous
occasion in his lifetime, hut be never would 1
stay bottled. If :he n gula: Democrats nein- 1
mate .Jo!.n Qirincy Adaintv, ai thcic is nn ititi- J
matioii that they may do, the two trct-ono ol
the party would present in their eandidatOO a ,
highlj, piet ureoojae oanliaol.
Wi remind not reesean agaia of the dnty
of registration, and of the Doceoaary Informa?
tion which ia afforded by Um ofl'.cial notice
printed elsewhere. A momen.'s inspection of
I the list will show any citizen whal his pollitiir
place is, whether be lias changed his re.*i- |
iletiee or Iiis pnllMig-phc ? has |h i n moved.
To-day is the nral day of registration, mid
tlieie will remain after to-lay but time days j
on which th;a duty enn bo performed?the |
l5to, _l*h and 25th of this.th. It ought
not to he needful to any a tingle word of
! the Intporianee of an tarty _id full enrol- '
merit ot the K publican vote upon the books
ol the l.li; lion I.i>jk rtors. The i sues ol
the campaign are before every voter, und
be kuOWl thi ir fital interest. I t t every
RepnMicjana therefore, who is nblc to
do m>, rr*rjotef Ins ntmr t-ihiy. No
one need he afraid that the whole party
will go with him, and make such a crowd
that he eant --^ much as get Into the poHing
plaee. There are always a number who are
kept awn] by unavoidable causes, and there
w.ll he room enough. Hut the Republican
who pnta off this duty, thinking that the
next day will do, is Bkely to put it oil' one !
rJay loo ofl n. and lose his vote altogether, j
The citizen who register- at the very lirst op
portnnity fa :s then made -are ol his riirhl to '
voie; and thai ia a right1 whicb every Kepub- I
hcan will In- aniiC?a tins 3< nr tu exercise, for
th-' sake >t good aofniumeul m Mississippi 1
;:. well ai In St r-1 ork.
UBIO I \ /? TBE SOI TH.
Ii ? ? in- thai the good peopli of Ohio are \
lint unaware of the {.r ive responsibility which
1 recta apon them. The inagui?cent welcome
evetywiiere given in Ohio to Senator Blaine
j uui-t !?? taken* not only as an evidence of
j perajOMll liking lor the man, but as proof of I
l.e.ntv ond neu oral aympathy with the idea
which bo boo m effuctunUy prooocd ujion pnb
lic attention. Mr. lUtinc bolda it the lirst
duty ol every patriotic citizen to take care
j thai the disloyal element of ti". South does
not get eontiol of the Federal <oivcrnineiit.
For that belief be giver, siromr rcaaona the
linking and mahannnt spirit of disloyalty
which -ti:l shows Itself la local laws, the con?
duct of the South with respect to the public
debt and every other form of indebtedness,
ibe passionate internal shown thronghont the
South in war claim-, and jobs to empty the
Tictsury, and the ?lesperaie and revolution?
ary behavior of Soiilhi in men, and of the
party which they control, .it the extra
session of CoiiiTTe**. Il oaed to be
snd of Mr. Sew.ml, by extniue South
em m. ti, thai he was all the more
potent in oronoinji a mighty opiuwition to
Southern intin 'nee in National aifitira becanse
ho was always tree from personal rancor, and
s|M>ke from eonrietioni of public duty which
peraonal prejuttUrei and passions bad uo share
in shaping. Mr. Hlaine is of the same tem?
per. He hates Southern disloyalty. Southern
lawlessness. Southern repudiation, but has
not the toast tinge of pei-tnaal viadictivenesii
toward the paoplc Ol the poMtteol leaders of
the South as imlividual-. i'r.ti-elv there he
beat repceoeuta bTorthern tamper. There is mi
vindn livene-s at the North, ami no desire to
defeat or humiliate the Soothern people for
anything they have done in the past. Hut there
is a dajop iwoted oodabidiogconTiction that all
thai is beat in free inatitaiiona wonld be
thrown awav, and that the honor und the very
existence of the Union would in- imperilled,
if the men who still show the spirit of dis?
loyalty should succeed in sjajfjjng control of
the (jovi innn nt. His wonderfully hearty
Wellaune shows that in this Mr. Hlaine is in
accord with the loyal men of Ohio.
It is tbo habit of Democratic writers and
speak era to represent th it the money question
is a distinct and teparatO matter, about which
men may ditbr in opinion, whether they are
loyal or disloyal, from the South or from the
North. Hut there is one great fact which
Democrat- strive to folget, though it shapes
the opinion and ?indes the action of almost
all intellitrent men on that rahject. The
public debt was created in MppressJng a
Sinthern rebellion. All tiniint ial questions
Inn upon t!u niiiimd of dealing with the
public debt, and the opinion of the South on
such (UCOtlanal is blOVOOably lixed by its
hintOty. ? the Southern people had become
he.itlily uutl thoroughly loyal, nmeere in their
obedience to the Conatitetion and laws, eat
nest in enforcing all lawa alike for the pro?
tection ot white men or black, Republicans or
Deniorrats, and careful to consider (he K'ood
of the whole country instead of the advantage
of a lately te'iellious section, the case wouhl be
diflVient. That this is not the temper of the
Southern |.eople as a whole the voters of Ohio
know light well. Among them they have
thonoandi of BonAhern men by birth or by
opinion, andl-MMaanda morn of n_ntbern aym
paihizers. The inaliirnunt ?pirit ol these men
aiVowa itoolf da] by day, in erory phase of so?
cial or ptjUttcal luTe. and tin- voters of Ohio
do not Deed to he told that the nu n who have
that spirit are utterly unlit to In* intrusted
With the si ttlemeut of National finances, snd
the adjustment of those QnOjAlOtU Upon which
the ptooporlty of nil our isi.lu-try dep. ;,d .
Ohio is a loyal St.it?>. EfoTOI has that State
failed, at any de? i-ive moment, to cast its
volenti the side of gtl uiue and si in?!.. lid.Iii y
to the l'llioll. J he people of the COUUtr) look
to i Ibio lor a vole that shall make the Laud ring
with triumphs?il loyally, an did the rictorieo
a/on by oi.io loldten in the dayi that lie be?
hind us. It that spirit hold?, Kwiugand repu?
diation will meel an overwhelming rebuke.
El loyalty still lives in Ohio M \i"OtOOl Bftd
rarm-st M ever, thtfi will Im- in? OtB ? WOib
ing alter tlie election to know uL.thcr tbc
Btatoia to be ropioaentoa1 in ib#Senate by
uncompromising Union man, or by n tool oi
tin Solid South.
Tilt: COM MOE 8EN8M VIEW OF IT.
Tin. Tbibubb bM heretofore expressed it*
pel I'ret COnfldl nee in the sincerity and e.n m -i
Ben of the young poraone who. in Ibbj n.:t nrally
avei-e to the ass.iri i!ions and contact of orui
BBiy politics, ami still dcdroiis of doing snnie
tblng ooBJprebmmHtb for the beitefl( of their
hind, are organizing what tin y dcserihc Bl i
"nucleus," uhos; iiiv.ii BBB! holy pir.po-e
it shall he to M sei a: eh I\.null." We
hive not meant to jofif their enthusiasm
ob Jibe at their youth ; for who of us has
not boon young ami confident, mid what
would all experience he woith were there no
illusions to dispel ; bo slow onlooiing of the
spill tii it the tne-iops on the far. hori?
zon touched the sky. ami Urge-eyed boyi
' might i hi,ill that way to HeaVOfl 00090
d i.v f <Hi, no; we are hetic-t in our ad?
miration of their raddiOCM and tndi
Boai ond ?ooifold afocrrily of purpoee.
Only i: seems to us that jusi :i? pTOSenl tiny
un. far oil" from what is actual ai.d passing
I in tin- am in i d movement of mankind, thai
j tiny only soe American politici iu a sari of
mirage. To aa in Iba burly-barry, thiaga
: teem t;> bo go! ttg <>ii maeb after the oi I sort,
wiih a gm era! direction toward too
good, ami a manifest improvement as
troll in th ? character of oar political
I leaders as in tba metboda of oar politic-.
Hut k> the fir away gentlemen die whole
appears I Hit torn onwards, Tbo mirage secuis
near;.the confusion and inns ? ar- audible, if
not intelligible J ami with all Illings so
inverted and the downward plunge im,?ciitl
iti^, it is not strange perbspa thai they should
! fall into the delusion that they are near
I enough to paasing occurrenoes to pul up
j their hands ami push back tins calamit}'.
! Hut they too ale in a mirage. To all
'of us comas nn penote, in the actual
I ruck of the um Id, tbey seem bottom up?
wards, standing on then beada and looking
at us from die edges of damp, dcpicssiug
clouds. We know, bowcyer, that they are not
there; that tbou nearness to Bfl is an optical
illusion. For while we skirt tbo shores of
what we hope WB have learned, their barks
dt lightly on the fart heal rerge of what they
Cdiik they know) that vast profound beyond
our sight from which they will by ami by
come sailing nick tu ace if they did actually
snatch the world oil' its beain-i mis when I hey
scratched Cornell.
Without hopiag ia Bay anything thai shall
distract these gentlemen from what they con?
ceive to be their putpme, or that shall even
be worthy! their attention, we venture to
c\pn -x w hat sc. ins to us to lie the
common sense view of the present dlna?
tion, as looked at from the position of the
aveiage voter. We nndorstand, of course,
thongh somewhat dimly, that to nssert one's
! imieoeiidence, ami protaal agaius.l machine
i politics, one musi "scratch Cornell." Hut we
cannot make out w hy this is so. A 'treat many
people will vote for Mr. Cornell without for?
feiting their independence, ami some people
who have none may snatch him. We don't
see th it it will either Illustrate, any?
thing or prove anything, unless it be the pollt
: ical transcendentalism of the man who, not
satisfied with any of the candid ites, takes
pains to scratch the best, ami mi, by induc?
tion, bell? the less worthy. Nothing is
brought against the personal character or
political record of Mr. Cornell, ezoepl
that instead of yielding his opinions
for the sake of office he maintained
them uinl was removed. We may not
have agreed with him in his view of
the question at IrtTr* : we can do no less
than respect the maalineaa with wbich he ad?
hered to Iii? belief and made the sacrifice it
cost. Tiny who "scratch Cornell" will do so
iu the hop.- of relinking " machine manage
'? ment," as they call it. What machine was
it, pray, that nominated Cornell I No ma?
chinery of Federal patronage, certainly. That
was inactive, ami if it had been otherwise
would naturally have been hostile. No ma?
chinery of State or municipal patron?
age ; that is in Democratic hands. The
machinery by which his nomination was
broutrlit about was, so far as we can see, no
more nor less than that by which .1 majority
of the voters m a party express their choice
hi a Convention; Joal as a popular majority
does in an election?die machinery of organ?
ization. Shall we rebuke tiiat machine
and denounce the legitimate ami proper
methods by which the majority have eierciscd
their choice, and not defi ned to ours T
Lot us com et nur terminology ; that is no
rebuke, but a snivel ; not a protest, bur a
whine; it is well BBBBOd in only this: that it
is a simple ".scratch," and BOl a great move?
ment. Ami suppose it should defeat Mr. Cor?
nell, whom docs it bring iu T Ian-ins Robin?
son. What a lofty rebuke of machine poli?
tics that would be, to be sure! Why, I his
gentleman's entire administration hits been
?lcvot.il to oiling Hie tiiaehiii.-ry by which
his wing of the pally was to be per
patandjed in power, the Tilden iBrood
ancry in the state maintained, and Til
den'a renominalmn secured. There has Inen
nothing more notorious than Ins Banlpolatiofl
of the canals mid prisons ami municipal fOVM
missions with this plain pin boob. To "scratch
" Cornell" with a view to rebuking machine
politics, and thereby help elect Bobiuaon,
would Ik- al t oget her incoherent and absurd.
The call to "scratch Cornell," moreover, i?
directed to tbOBC who will vote the lest ot the
Republican ticket, and who accordingly Would
?bomb tru-i a ilairs to K?i?tildi?-.?n than to
DaaaofiBliti guldanrt and eontroL Hut Ubbn
is no possibility of mistake as to tin- effect
BpBB general polities ot the election Ol Ruliin
aoB by the Cornell sciatclnrs. It would not
ineielvptlt the Democratic paity in good heart ;
it would put Mr. Tilden at its head, make
him Lta in u PraaidastBal caruHdata beyond
peradventure, and ? all into new- and misehiev
iii- ..tiviiv the corrupt ami dangerous forces
which that state-man is accustomed to invoke
for the furl Iterance of his pei.-Minal atuoilioii.
Is it worth while for any Republican to con
iributa to (hat aadt Neither chivalry nor
magnanimity commamls us to ignore the
divisions of an enemy ; it is of the es?
sence of soiiiui raaaau nml etna ai on *enra
that we should accept th, advantage
they offer. We do nut bl altata to say
that we look with cre.it sat i-faction
up Hi the BtOaOBt divisions of the New-York
l>t?mocracy, aa BfjoB one of tfcoaa provorbtal
raiHagB-oal Uirougb which boa aal bob ooma
to their own. We have no sympathy with
either wing, but, viewing the tpiariel with the
enlightened scllidim ss of palfiota looking on
at the dissensions of pulilic enemies, pray
only for the piolongatinn ul the tight.
We say so in nil frankness, ami oar
po>ition in that laajard med nut l>e
misunderstood. We believe it to bo honest und
v.i-r. M it ?vii.iinly is pnMljnj tO take advan?
tage nt the fad that than an two DenHMrutai
rondtaatn Tor Governor in tin-Held. It i>
agiinst thi- advaiitiire tliat our DanCCejMh Btal
Meudn ire working when tiny M oentehCo*>
uci!.' lli iow Unvcinnr, the two Democratic
tickets m idi-Mbal. It it wen- pcssi
bh to induce as many Ib publicans to
"acreteh (oincll," aa Ikaro are Ekiaioerini
who will vom far K?dly, ami CunaU should
thereby bfj defeated, Ihr foult would Im- Um
election of tin- entire Democratic Btateticket
(?ui frieaiil would lion have tin- satisfaction
oi taying tbai tiny had prevented any nd
rontagO being takrn of an enemy*- divisions.
I; it. on UM whole, would it pavT
We do not niab to be nndanratood as utter
bag a word of com plain I ?gains! Iba gentle?
men who an- proposing to " scratch Cornell
though we ree no good reo sob for it, bnt only
the poaaibtHty of greal misehief. What wi
have veatured to do is to praarnl what
m i bji to he tin- common si dbb vi? w of the
-if nation, lor the consideration of the avi inge
votir.
f\ important conmmmbcm.
Three or four gentlemen wen rittugntnonid
a tahh- m the back par!?>r of a ho ate in
Qramercj Park. Before them lay piles ol
documents, letter*, dispatches, amps, of elec?
tion districts, Western Union blanks, Tnrn
i Ri Aluabacb, a number of Littie Diction?
aries and a cheek-book, Messengers wen
coining and going, and relays, of hoys in the
nniforni of the District relograph Company
were waiting in Um h ill. " Here ere two lists
?'ol Inopiicton," observed Colonel Pelton,
?electing several tbeeti of foolscap from the
heap of pa p. i s, "either of which, I think,
" will do if the m.'iul linns is granted. The
"men mi li>( A won't serve, and Ihooc on
M list H are not -??? hot for Kelly bat what a
few ? fetch contracts1 might ii\ them. H?>t
"ter send both livts to Police Headquar
" t?-rs.r
"What aboatthe Tonog Bcratcherifasked
a quiet, middle-aged peraon with long, thin
a hi ski; -.
'? < >. ?I ?a Um Young Berste ben 1" exclaimed
the other. " Pre given them twenty-five
" dollars, and that's more than they are worth.
"Robinson has got to do something himself
"if he means to knap that fraud going."
A nn.Danger brought a telegram. "This Is
"from 'Fox,'" said the Colonel, opening it.
"Hand me the dictionary.1' In a fen niiu
ntes the dispatch was made out : " L wku now
"as though the thing wouhl work; but Ew
" ing's sneeesa depaada anon contingeney ol
"Senate capture. Bend twenty more liest
" United states documents: money to be re
"turned if anauccessful.'1 Telegrams from a
score of small (owns laPennsylvania reporteil
resolutions of local meetings thit (In- Demo?
cratic party wouhl .o ver ounei " t ? iarb the
" wrongdoers of 1870 with the Indignation of
"an outraged people"?all the meetings ex?
pressing their sol.?inn purpose in exactly the
same formula of words. " M ix," o : o appeared
to be skipping nbonl the United States in a
very lively way, forwarded drafts from all
the stages of his journey. An ageul in Cou
rral New-York telegraphed tint Seymour was
safe, and "the twist could In* fastened" for
"hall hundred Edinburgh Copenhagen," to
whom she Colonel instructed a clerk to answer:
"Warsaw beret Bolivia I! sail."
The door was burst open and Mayor C toper
entered in a .-tale of Pertubation, followed
by the (iavcrnor's private s. e.etary. Tho
Mayot had a newapapet in his hand ; be was
heated and out of breath. "Good gracious,"
be eried ] "what on enrth don tins meanl
"Have vott seen his interview with Hatch
" ins I" And he read from the paper, bis hand
trembling and his voice unsteady: "I have
"not bann und am not now dniug any thing
whatever toward securing the Democratic
" renomination for the Presidency." The quiet
gentleman with knag whiskers, rose from bis
chair, looking vry much astonished. Colonel
Pelton dropped the pen with which be was
about to till a check. .Mr. Smith hi. Wet d en?
tering in the midst of the consternation, with
a bag in bis hand ami the dust ot travel thick
ou Ins bear I, was ju>r iu time to heir the
continuation of the reading, as Mr. Cooper,
after some fumbling with the paper, found
bio place further dawn the column and went
on: "I run say that I have not taken any
"steps to secure arenomlnation by the Dem
"ocratic party for Uta Prmidency. I can say
"also that I do mit eoatemplate raking any
" meailina to secure such nomination or to r?
"jeet a before it is offered. 1 am credited
'? with having an agent in every Voting pre
"cinct throughout the United States, and with
" many more equally absurd devices to secure
"that which I do not seek." Mr. Weed was
the first to reeovar biaoelf-pooseosion. "Cur
" taiidy," said he, as he deposited the carpct
bag in a corner, and ?Iniw a chair t?i the
lahlc ; " that's all right. Most absurd device
" in the world. Hen 's a little memorandum
"of my expenses, i'eltuu, ami I'll trouble you
" for a clo ck."
The interrupted conference was rnaumisi
Dispatches from different parts of the coun?
try wan received and ana wared. The Mayor,
owietod but not eutirelj reassured, entered
into an earned* eonvenution apart with Mr.
Weed, on the subject of Cotnuii.-.siotn r l'retich.
Colonel Patton busied htmaelf in the compo?
sition of a dispatch to Mr. Marl.cnn. Others
of the party prepared at tides for Um country
press, aided by ? ?crap-book containing all
ihe reeunl fatten and speech.-, of Mr. Samuel
J. Tilden. The inci ting lasted until late in
Um afternoon. When it broke up Colone] Pel
t >n looked significantly tow aid the front
parlor, winked al his eompaniona, ami laid
Iiis for, linger BCWai his lip-. They, in tum,
!im?Ui ?I toward the front parlor, winked at
Colone] Pel too, laid their forefingers, aeroai
their lips, and muttering, " The old man
" ?loesn't know anything about it," .-of I ly h t
ill in-el v es out of the house and dispers? ?I.
They had hardly got around (he corner
when the door ot c?iiumiinieatioii between the
parlors opened and an old gentleman entered
tin- room whi ie Colonel Pelton was putting
away the dictionaiies. " William," sai?l this
venerable ]m>rs?>n, " tin- ?au*?' I have repri?
Moentod has Bmbraced tin- largest and holiest
" int? rests of humanity. If 1 km w of any
"futile daBlance with fraud I never wouhl
"condone It?never, never, nevei!" To which
the Colonel replied thai be ?b?lt?at? ?i himself
t?? the BSCred cause ol Urform, and that h?<
did not think then had been anything futile,
except Mayor Cooper.
wi.de the puntM an still in asuM nupsntlng the
fatooi lbs P/oatera soronouts, puiaful intelligence
doumo frost Ion Yrantdsee, whses two ffrvvns en*
gage?! in the satnc lm>ii).'?s wi re kill. .1 .mi Sui.?lay.
toconsequsueo ol .? vtolont wind, and Um bi -
vitaablt ehBrsotu ?>t tlui Indlooa asad, both Mr.
Williams ami Mr. Colgrovs nan ilsshad Is taa
earth ?ml daSd votj bbbb. Thai casualty HMg bo
iitti ihiitcd t?> the want ot ino oommimoot
aanaani and BiaaVaaa ?m the anrt al
the aeronauts.; hnt each lamentable r? u!t
baajBCnill follow wliiui every |i..-.-il,|, ,aic
has baea takcu tu guaui against them, it boa ban
? BO BUMg the daya td Prrdahia and bm| even
? though jt -luuil'l not font um a to he hi to the end.
, If. is nearly a century since PehVre ilo Rogtef ami
Ins coin pan ion were killed hy tin- hnrninir of their
balloon. It in I fly BiBB years since Madame
Mam hard wnsd.islod to pieces in Paris. Of course
then- have liooii u great many p erfertly BBBaeaaful
ascension-; hut common aeuec points out that the
1 pi nl will alwnj s he gnat.
One proposed centennial ?eh-bration sccm> to
have bosa irnpruveil in no National spirit by the
rotary of the committee having its anaup tin nts
blciiurge. Mr. Henry C. Wayne, who takes ocra-n n
to remind the South th it it " Ins jn-t ein riffi fron
a MikmIv war in defence nl a CO Bail tu I iooal ri MfTte
ttott to the Staten?the right Bf secession.'' The an
niTersay to be celebrated is tba Mb of October,
the day on which Sergeant Jasper was killed "in
n gallant hat aaaacceaafnl attempt to reacue Savan
aab froai British nppraasina " Mr. Henry C. Wayne,
the secretary ?fataaalj.a tan of the late Mr. Justice
Way ne, of the 8upreaM Court of the United Mates,
thinks this a Baad opportunity for making an
attack upon what be is pleased to call Railicaliam.
" I.i f if h ? remembered,'' says be, t bat " there is more
of political sianincaBee ia this Centennial Ceb bra
tioa than meets the rye." We abonld any that
tin :?? was. nnd are sbt nld adnaa weR-aaBBMBgertl
/ctisuf Savannah tabara as little to do with Sir.
\\ syne*! at '? bi itbm -is ptaalhbi
The regular Beater racy af hfaaaat tbaaetta bald
their State Convention to- lay, aad arlll nominate a
ticket, with ahoat aasBmll a ebaaae <-f elect ma it
na ever fell to the lot of a p rty? Bat it is hardly
ueceaaary to waeta any bj apathy apon them. It is
easy hui it would not ha BfaetoHy accurate to*ay
that i hey expect nothing. They may Im ri.'lit or
wrone in their polities, bat at aay rat- they adll
nut s.-ii riiciiist Irea fur ? weeeaa whfrh, aa f ir n the
p irt.v is coiici r aid, Boabi ha pat belly BMBBtogtese,
'I hey may he oi itinate, bai Mwy are not arosalv In
eonsistent. Tbeir Baadaal iaaa may keep more than
otu brother from iroiu r ov?-i bodily to the hybrid
Butler party ;sad so they wiU <i<. pood aarvtee in a
Hioatl wav. They ongbl to be gind, in these times,
to he able to make f beoiaelrrs naefoL It ia BOBM*
tblaa tn be honestly taithfal even to a gros* polii:
i al mist ike.
It is reported ?hat the night before the PaaieetaHa
I'oiice Coinuiisaionera dot loped their trieb ia Iba
nomination of Tamtaaay laepeetors who could not
or would not serve, a eipber diap itch, almost m th"
precise words of one Ibat is already famous, wad
?etil m Cuanaiaaloaat bfaafsian from Gruiiierey
Park. It was ligasi "Deuatark,*1 aad it raadi
"Inflict welkin leriaaae baaaard awaiu minutely
nssociatinn moral mathematics aehnnaal a ? arpatad
nealeetfal weleome. Aggregate profound." Which,
beingtranslated by tbt hltle dietionary, is as fol?
lows: " Is paar matter i ei r nra I I hero must he no
mistake. AU dependsob yen. Answer quick." Mr.
Commit leaei Mac Lean 1 da yea understand, or
would you like us to < laeldata tba matter farther f
Pattou'a ehaaee for getting aa tba Pellea Board
has vanished.
If Mr. Tilden reallj baa a rea ap parihaaing a re>
I nouiimiiion, it is i ioi kingly erael ia him not to teU
j Ma vor i 'ouiK-r, and relierc thai mneb dlatreaaed i o
I purii-uei from further aalten
I Southern lieraoeratsare lengbfogattbaaaebroufe j
j riituor.i of a split ia tb< Solid Sooth. Tbayaaj ifiat
I the divBtiowa are oa local torero aaly, and that on )
j National questions both lections wdl ha aaUdlv
Democratic. That is TttB TBIBDBgfa vi-w pre?
ll eiaely. All talk aboal Bout hern eleet iral *>??'< ?? for I
I lie Republican Presidential latnii late in i-^i s
baaed on ignorance. Pbe Sooth will Ik* solid fm the
i Demorrath oandhlste, and will remain so until a
; iTiis tinii" di feat lias abown taa futility nl that
? lulidlty, _
If the Faneoil Hall Daatocrata abonld Baairaab
Charles Fmnds Adaam to-day the fraad aaaewoald
be pashed to the treat, bal not in a way to create a
wilil ? leitement. _
rTbabttha mvatariaaa prraoa who (aaaata nil
I tin se li ^itlquibblea aad I?I < ? for the T?den tiietn
beraof tba Police Board, and pass Mayor Cooper up
to all the triebe wbiah be has boon performing for)
I tho auiiisemenl and decision ??! tba pabltat It
Buaat be the saui - p'Tsiui \\ ho lipttred -o d.uklv in
uil the cipher baaheees ; be wba invented the elab?
orate cipher which was slipped Into the hand* oi
Smith Weed aad the other pilgrims who went:South j
to waten tbe Reform eattaei and he wlio sent all j
the line leaal opiaioiia to Heath Carolina and .
Florida to guide tba brethren in their s.-ar. !i for
one ele.-tor.il vote* Nobodi kaew then who ha .v.is,
ami not oily knows now. Hut everybody soepeete I
his name la I'eltOO, of nur.-.'.
Mayor Cooper is th- man w ho piadgsd himself in '
favor of a ie i.in s iu 1*'i ee Board, ob tba evaei
bbi ab ctieu, U that what hi haagiveaaff
CaogressBMB l>e La Matyr, ^??ilo is sceidentplly I
an import tat pnnamaga baaaaaa he may decide who
will la- the next President iu eaee the election is
thrown Into th" lions . seem- to look u|niu General
Batter aa the man wba waald suit him tiestfor
President. He says, bowerer, that Batter mast
carry Maaaaabaaatla this nail la order to make him?
self a candidate, BwiagdoaBBOt suit hiia at uil,
j because of his "affiliations with -the DaaMwrata,"
He ti inks I lendrieks la by all odds the teading candi?
date tor the Democratic nominal Ion, sad speaks of
him so warmly as to Lave bttls doubt thai he
would cast Ina rata for hi in. Yet he must know
that by voting fur hiiu in the House he cannot
elect nun, for his rote will only make a tie. The
onlv Wflff he cm elect a I'l< -ideiit B ill he to voto
for ti.n Republican candidate,
Ex-Attorney-QeBora] raft is as naaaraavrBg a
Qrnni man as ever. Ho daaa aal balteaa that Qraal
nan baboatea in Oblo foe the aenrJaatiou even by
Sherman, and thmks tbat if Draal looms ns scan?
didate Sherman will give up the contest, other
(Irani anpnortera ars so dated by his reception in
California thai therara elaimiag ids nominstion
as tnlli Bssarad, and nre talkingabaai either Blaine
or Sherman as a good candidate for the second
place. _
It is ?aaalmoaaly agraad ia htaaaaaibaaotta thai
the flreenhaeli party af that state is dead. Qeaoral
ltu?ler iosepporaBd, tberetBce, by Mm betaragsnoaBs
party ??f tli? tHaeontatnSnd, whieb m thnaa times of
renewed praaparlty means mama/ the party of tba
aoeeheoda. _
Beodrieks Is bearing down ia a tearful manner,
in his Ohin apseeb, oa tba Btrnehma crime of bring?
ing a Solid North BgaUMl a Solnl South. Be pTBOeea
about and declares siidi conduct " treason." and
lieas tin Lord to span- him the pain of cm r behold
lagaay Bag oreept thai af the Cnion. It is the
mission of the Republican party to see that vmir
i prayer is granted, dear Mr. Hendrieks, ami in par*
snahceof thai mission it I? lending op a Solid North
to prevent a Solid Booth from iBateniag U aaaea
the lla* if could not sho"t down in war. Tbl
six.ner vou tike roar Solid South oat of tba field
the Boonee will the " tiaaaaa" nunc to an end.
Nobody w ho read lbs rsoord af a Solid bwatbata
Cougraoa, In Batardajr? l bibcxk, wUI vote in favor
of u Solid Southein ti'iverrimeat,
THE BTAT? ?am .i?.
Perhaps Mayer Cooper is "working'' for
ahnotU as a rrraldSBttel aaadMata
Not a bianabUeao aerate bei has offered an
Optuiun i ii goldllluu's effort to " Keform " tbe courts.
Money from the luirrel is llowing freely
PSreagfe HM Mala, and atrai tlrteiiliaekers are I?loa.um
Into a MM Ilten BN pel Ii v.
The itUl-hnM is the thing for Republicans
to wati ti. It is tin- uialti tiulw.ir'i of Itrtoriu, and* lUto
aadarai Nwlt? tiiri*f? in-st m ateaas aad anrfcaaaa
" There is nothing thai will Ik worse than
fb-iircs," e?pc.M ally when flu? I:.-1. i j -.. n Td.l.-n ..i-jjau at
a on gi is to arraagras ami somptuag ibom.
Senator Iveiaau is unable lo give anv tbti
niie vtewa aa taa DaoMorata antlooavj aeranaa he taut
btn-u so bu>-y uliioo HteMrariise i mni i.tii.n tli.it be hn-%
had no Hum- tu think, in- believaSa aowevar* laal Iba
reaabu ticket oill Ba ale led. Tina sii.,a? rlearlr
elm..k n II.ui 1m- no- bad no IHM bl I blag.
Tho Oriaaaa b>pablicajBi have nominated
Male is PbiUtpS for tin- A. ,- U\\ ; IBS DOBUM rstk cu
v. a Boa ot Mm i*t Oaahls PMBrtet pj ton >d J. v. it. seo
viii. tbi a rabaaki ladbteu far the Aaaambby, aad IBs
lid liiatrW Ileuiorrel? I > tie same t-nuuiy ntuniuitit-a
m v it Waraeralaofg.lAareiably.
Tho b\enablioaBa of Ubaaj have begun the
canvass wen iihi.-Ii BBtBnttaaai. Tu. ir argaalsaUwa la
Iu eieellenl WaatJaggpndlllaa, ami ibey expect to give
Iba Hate ttebat a iaraa plarallti and atoel laetr eeea ?
I Hi u. t aj sgaed aatteritjr, r/aa Kelly bolters bellera
flu r Wfll pail a* mmy vrtca In the comity m th" llaMn
m il juiriy.
Ii'm a ditKtyurafriaf t\4i Dm Bourbon editon
have on li.m t. It Ii.k lie " mi ? ih'ir dm. u |>mi\ that
MS anaOBBB *f OJB BspfMMCa n rt fureoUog tu? I'ollca
OMMBMBaSBM i:. thitclty MMMRBIm Tainmaiy mean*
Mtlai; To t ? ? i r e 1*011, i> r it Ik- aaM, lhay ha*-*
lnri(ifrt the ?nti|'rt lirrnlralli, but the harne UMf art
in.ikiiiv? wit i laaoa i ? f artm tu aaa taa.pl at*.
Th?? Our-Iii? Dciuocr.it* have * nt? r< ?l into I
tritifc wilti ibe lire-nb.ickeri and adopted tli ir t imli
rhlfei for the A*?eml.|y in ibs [<f lllntrirt. fit I He*
ii'nitii aajra i *? TMs ooummMob boo ban Mial "fftn
Say Qtwawbwsh vwtwa lav Daajtwaraatt sssMMssai tor
ut in r afasaa. Dantuavala ami Ur<wnt?*ek*tni wim belMta
in ti ''ii* laapantiti yvMstptas atti r. aani Mat ?it? >ki i las.
OssmtsJ Bradkty Win ?low, of W>Mflattiaa
whi? hau hur ii nominated fur the ??.?ii tie In the J. II ?in
I'lutrtM, ??. n ? ?' istSi MS Iti I' V w Yi.rk V ilnnf.St?>,
nmi wii i wuunjtii whttt i,admit i>n MtrtMaaf >u Patatw*
bars. Bs Is? iiw.fr. as aMa spaakav, and hui as*
necteS t* ataarp Hn? fliata for Car a* II, hut hi?. snaatsa*
tum tas assstst MoyaaBasooM tBoaajs in Mi ata at
aast *?:ir).
The danger ol tremble imoeg the lo puhli
ssat af the X X1 Xt Ii eenatonal DMMStJ las bapppy
paasae. Thai wvaatMa hnM laut Tatwattav w*? p r*
v.idcd by a ?phIt of Ifirmutijr und enthiuilaatB. Mj r>a
CoSStJtaSBaiVMty -um inti-t. d all rlum mmmMtSsSS*
tt..11 mm aastafai * st MjMi Hm Das Bdbaaafl
I? Pitt?, thf candidate i?f Iii?1 Orl.nn OMMtf
dalaassas. t%& Mmcktmttr Jhaaaarsf aad1 CArwaMh ?iw
<>.' Ii in : " AltbmiKb o. in parat iv.lr fatng MBS M I ?*
Mas atawdMtha frsat raabaaf Ma lassl prataanhta M
aattSVB SSw-York, bavloc been Min.ii'arli anocc.rfiil
BMB before the i-uitrt- and farbTA l. IBBJj, mmt
elected to |be A-iaetnh!y tmin Ii.? coantr. Ha wa?
nfitrtrd tin) four MMMBff fSSBBj Mal M
IttTtrasalantatl Ipatkai. kiMft,If sa im?iak< mt. tiia
ronngaat aaaa stsr sMaMaf M IBal naaavsMa aa*ttlaa.
In flu-I. ?irK'jiiurr. b? ?in itlatlsarBMrard for ib?-?;??ar
n.i.i . /..i al ni* na wh, and f?r hl? ParliaBn-atary
r..p:ritv, a< a? nr (Ii? nii-.l.i... Uitaat kS
bort, ut n Unta arbea uante? latllj katlrcscd.
Bat Krrrsl jrearapaatbe oa-1? ?? atsi BBratBitUaa;
ptoaactt? a ol bia nrafaaalia nut Baa won tbrreli aaVa
f..ii..: i? ?.. ml* in. i lau.-. :?, mi iri? i? im pn-aaata ?I
bi Iba ttapaiillraaa nl > ?.* eoaa > aa taaar aasnlaaajia
rhoiro for r. praaeataiira in Coam <?. bbS, ilta aMfe Sa?
li i.t ??! in reatrastloB, ass sssw s| ?? Iba ?ttusK Utara ?<?
ito tplsB<IM aamae lab balf ?I tbs party aoailacr. Iii
baa never allowed peraonal diaappalBiai al to twrrvs
bim fluni sta party allatrUiaoa, ..i ka ... tat bist ir ?m ms
in. .-.t aasspli Baaa pan ti ast * Mm
tMMSUv iu
UM late K. X. W.;rl, ?M Bllftisli painter,
tK-iani?' au uril-t ut a Vi-ry e.iilva/i"; im tt-nt ?MSSMi
In* 'h-1i' iipnn ttM ei aki-ry i> <?tc. aalafftSS a!l I Bt Iren
oi j..im- aritli tai baaa of Bstsra>
ColOBSl T. W. HiKfiMtM] i? s.iiil to bt BC>
Utrail ? iix?^'iii{ IS M Kein m.<?"i< u.il.111*. tili* >.-ar. Iii)
U hs tka liat af BepaSSIasti apas ra, aad U MtBsd af
Bot only aa aeaadidata nr >l?,ur >?! OatsMtdssw Bttl
iti aa s raartidata far tba Ledalacara.
The Ia/i|nror of Germany u wotul ifully
-tt. 11 iad aal is f>r a man af MjpBtV?ttMSsi Tim
o1. r dar st BHaahsrs Bs was aa bavsaSasB ttaai I cm
Balf pa.-t :t ? iihi.ut taataSB i?fV lBBa\ tbi u lie n?-tit
i aad abrpt aa Boar, aad sftat ward ippi irrd ^slia
i , -n aidlaaar, and isaMlaadai aa avaalac party Uli
Bildnlglit.
Mr. Thomas Litttrtou Holt. Um EngAsh
; tust wsa assjast d rd, i? raawvtsd is Bava bi u
rb ? n rtaal af n '? ? ?? il tob) MOataas i tlSB. ' l ot.n
Cbaaafa wit," Moash tli?* portrait win *o orcritrawn aa
tu Ik> h .r !v i. ?? - ? ' .LI ?? Mr. Halt v.a? I I nill i t
^> iiui .a ia. aad, r? . at i aar, aarat BttBaaM ti kaasa.
The Bot. Mr. Uutttx, du.-iiur hk rsstitlBB, ii
tout M bava sots bard at wort itsntjrMtl Mm 01 acsa,
II. aas aad ladiaa a raati oa. TMomrssM Ma tars
irip in- in -ii parson j aaot of tttaao. I: ta iSatei Mmm Mr.
C k*aMeadai btelareaMiaaaaaaa will ii lUaatratad
!. . . an " exv limento, oa wbisB ko lataada M iptad
eoa i dfrnbb .aaaa.
M. Louis BhuiC is -o small a mar tli.it tin u ly
btal ad la aaaa m taattabaaaaf IBs OBaaaBav at Dapa*
itea,wbMhraaeSsaoaljr t? ;ii?> VstM <?t aa aituaafjr
man. Hla?zyrwaloa sad oaaaaM ar? paaakarty ju
n iliai aad s bi ii a baaa wail pat ittraod, ? no 11 tba
.... '.. ati.l li.ii. i. I.air. "Il II...'/ tal . a- I ? ? ;?
loa'iinooa Mia vatataa Uostocral of ?ut)-iif?t. that
ftm Bava s hay bvsara ystt iBoaafi aaaihaMva ?-n obM
iu .111 , utr, M.MaasU MaVf tii<- Milsssl of men.
|- ?. . of ins vaBM. M laaBat im a VaOMMSj
aad of in- dtatlsauvo BSata,aa ni? iier-n oaBod " thn
npie oratav." Is BM ows aatat llttla Facts ha ?
in: aovai ." a bis baaaaaataal ami apastrahal atMlod
?aaaac "f toacah. Ha tsltn aa U asastra wrtttaaa
iiuoi or BiMieaaiBS aoaiebody iron Iba ti inane. Nu
Kr im n i tak* better Bartuvh, inf. .t a tlw lai yu ma
i.f tbe arboo i rather than tha eollefalal reraaewlar of
tin' ik.'.. Althoatth be araj in tin* bahn of aiiruk.mr Em:?
it?a dnrinrr Iii? lona residenea M Enyiaud, aad With In*
\ . .Vail wife, wbo iU.ii Iws yaara aaa.ha naab pro*
: tt Ii - i.? i I', live laUKUUOi*, at..I ulwaya ?'ttilt - off Into
it when psaafbhA
Jades Key, trhs has taeeutty for the lir-t
-.. a btsda i feel naff m Vtrv>BBBMMtt, :? <i asod Urs
.afroapoatk at al Tht CaaaSaaafl < iiattvofsl waatJat^
im: hlatanlf aitraaaalj pat ua 'i a Ii i ...i as i iw. Ba a m
a- ni lahad by her iMMtUM pcaaavcMTi tne parlMttsa of
Iii r ni toll iDi'i-v. the ; rail.-nee of BM tasatof,sad UM
Mtaairth af Bas sastal hwoaa T ie nui? t, oa kaaasotoo*
UVB hasattalttr Ofthe New-Knirlan hrs k eiueil to hn
" ba?raalB0*'taa4Bs was asasl Mywah ay wa saaaral
fonllBfi thai labor i* tpoatally honorable. ?? in om* af las
mi a fa i Hi a-ftSffMBtl iBalas," he aaM, " wa aaM
tmsttaiiii'l by an ex iiieinh r of nie
pottai tu as wi'ii'.tiiy. At Irsri avtwytstsfi
about htm UMMBlod WOBltS. III? f.itu''y ?.i
MMlt, tad in ^oatdBg of It.era bo BSSl tf.at
ii i ni. aiiutit sKtuii yaan bM, wm it Mo MfMM
M statalBS i tiiott??rtt, ofosatoa, bM ?*<,p wMtatUSaMt
vsoattai at a lrat*aiaaa aatai, ahMB i< w hat wo waaM
nstarsllr at paat af o rttft aioa*a aaa M a pataaaran>
-orr. MrH, tsta faattlv waat staaa m MM wmt.' M as
r.iiaa at tue lone we Old, aad Wa ail -t.ipi..-. V lite MMM
in tel. Th.a m sttataaa aal lad fur in? aaa ami iatro>iiie< x
Iii in to in.', UtUtaa me tuut he had anabiyaMai at UM
I i.Ii- a* I. ?!I-I?*??." iliu lUK tin' SllllllUer ! lie t*a- i- irtil:
hit awa poeast ?aaey, ii arnini; tiabitaiif laasotry ai 1
ipendlaa hla vacattaa ot a salad idssaast rrsan all at
aaee. WBilewi warn then this aav aaowarad acD*?allt
with aitcrity, aad wa 'afl him ?wea?auriy Mrfactlj eon
tsatod with his ' MiaaMoa.' fa csss w sdaaraity that
boy win knuw tai.v tu t.iife BSra af hlricelf. ami if I a la
berila hu (utiiet'a fattaaa he wii. kuow ...... u> take raro
Of that." _
QKSEKAL Sorts.
It I? not generally known that Secretary
BaBSrSeSSM very nearly lieiu*r onii^ht w .to ThnrphurK i
In th" Mil* K'v. r 'orrnl. lie w.iiiti .i ui k ? to the l.'te
BaaarvaHsa au<i Assaay to iiuiet um asanviaaaaa
Mavra. and mittle partial arrang. tneuta to jr >. but
Mraod BaMa into las ladtsa Tatrttacr Msrwsr Mhaap
a prior ptaaWSS. If he bad folluweil A*?i>tatit Paat.
oaaatar-Osaaral Tyaat be miKiu not aavooaoopi >
? asuy.
A question of nearly ten years' statniinir has
a: la?t m i n it.opu-eil ot in Ito-t.iu. It is the wauian
4 MoMaa walsh baa a?i imiir aadradad aaaif BM* tim
salthstataaaaal ibe staii Ho#j <i isMtajr. ftttaaapta
Ii ivo repeofe lly areti tuitilo to nee nr.? the ml in i v>|un .<f
aaaaaa M BMWbaaaaips i nt **rrrriT*nillTar.alvajraat a
rlaid trpe Iu Una orirauliation. turned col lly away eaeb
time bsm I he pi opt* *<l bMMTSttoa, Year by year a pro
|fte*.-lve npiril liaa ttaiui d arouafl BBaMMJtfM rSBBBaf
yaaaasi mmbbsm ami laut aTssswssay at a m.aslso i f
? In* Council the Heard ol t'eusom were rcry quietly
it'ii it. d ;o rva ait at all tiinaie aatdasaata for Baaassbm
The yuuii? Maaahara are fata h?pcy over MaMP Vtatotyi
l >?? i'lder nui ? a. i'ept li v> itli w hat k.h.il nature lin v
raa, bat laaiat that Ii daaa not coueern Ibe public, and
Ha* Mm that ta aatd saaat M Mm hoi im. it i? believed
i i il vet v Bra tOBMM u?e..ibers ?ai laaaU from itiu .le
aiatoa.
If is lajpathtd that Senator I>a\is, t.f West
VlrstaMi win Mtradaasbtta iha assi Oat in ? "a toil
?aaaalttas tan mob atatta ay lbsUafsad state* tniha
MVeral siai.it tu 16S7," which aiuouutail loiiic anus
?aw ol 038,101 A id PI. Of IBM atasaal. aast^saa-half
was B^atVthwtl d to the Southern Stute? -and | crliai * tha
fast thai lhay bava aal] ob ut aaagaatrtaesfl tbo popa*
btffaasf the ioimiry aadsaa ii^utii of Ma aaaltt ac
aaurtafM iBati atldaoaaaa M M saaast aaa aaa4>a i't>?
rea-.'ii atUSh I batst Davit tt r.air. ?.nti*tl a* iitjfhifc' lor
tins i xliaor.liiiury OMMMMtMl I- (hat bSSfdai BBMOBl
i r tin- BBM 1- " I u?e|. ?- euibarntasnient to fi.- Tn;i?ary
DapaMOMali Tue triniinr MaasaMaaM laaf DlbMfs,
Wt?ah has property OOMaBtMa M 1^191^00,890, not
oaly 0477.010 of tha aMaay, wbtM VwaiaM. wbiai haa
Ml) BlOOeW.133 w.-rtli.>f rope t\. ??? t 92,100 1X7*1
I la i in ? in- v ?thai la, Iii it Y re'ui a aid BBSIM im. at) Ivo
Ihm - a- inn-a a- lil.nuiM in pro pal llnu to In ruealib?
utoy paaalhti interfan wMh thi? phllaathtapfa asbSBM of
baaasot Dat hv
.lohn Wise, Jr., a awssMMMI al t!i I aeron.tuf.
waoBtaaaatal Mm nasal aoooai M It baaht,sad at
rat baa as paal aosMty bar tic fate of ma uriud
f at her. H*)Wiltt*a t? Ina lather in PAiladc Ipi.la (hat
I'rofe-aor Wl?e w n verj tiiu. li f.itl.'ii'il at Hp* tune Iha
ball .on went up. and aaya he iieli. ve? tlint it cam*
iliiwtt in home forest whon the rrofeaaor wa? aah ep, or
Dial Ut< i-. lout on aoot* Michigan ptSlftS The balloon
?v i* in itaod order. If I'ruf. s?or Wtaa, and Iturr. tha
hank teil. r. are on a prairie, they will, In the nature of
the e.iae, tie -.mie tune In netting .ait. l'.a v had a com?
POM a Mb them und plenty of matebea. ByMOOBBOf
hi iill ? ami tame, which aim..ml in Mielnaan, they
adahl hve in a tat tal mvmm we. as. as each fan. baM>
avar, aBtkat II mom proaasbi Mai Mlat tadl BM saab
aaatoa ham been MM, lbs ftMastM bbmmi tha
BBtlUSI fatal BOOOaabM of Donaldaoii, and the atraaflS
panipldel whte'i Wl?e pilblnthed a year after the BSOhB
? f Mai fbS Ml a. ion.ml. This piitported to be tha
o .ii > o> imiiunl on mi the voyase, but il waa written by
vs. MMBBiawa sBBBrtaaooB,aad htt bbbJbbujmi ft