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dentljf 'm.i tlia aodieaeai, ktraaj bjmJ
b/aipat betk d ? Lbaj arc,
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will n train m ob :> lling the i: nth wl :!? nadei
Um domoraiiiinfi baflnrni a of the CnatoBn
Ho - . o.i "f the l.i;,( -i caaea of prerari>
c -i c* thai ?art waa rrairhod jeaieulij
vbefl a oTeU-kuowa AI -.i'iy braaror declared
thai Ii" bad BOthiag datiable with him. The
ofa* .ii' .??... 'in libertj ai rxamininff bii
trvBvka, aad laauMj natoriaj inioiigh i ? aBarl .1
;? itiei aa'f farnikbiai itare 1 tabaoco
r . ind taaanplj ! f-aHloreDaaariua;aooie?
tu- .in it.' < . b 11 \. .. laaiM.
The Talmana trial btd a brief resurrection
fi laj. It aeemk that a n m of t in- Piaa>
I. riao "BvmjV (?* Dtfeiplim " reojouca tin
t.'-i monj .ii BritnenkeB to lothofitic lad by
t'. 1 ktaTnatnrea. The coauaitt^o appoiated to
aaeura ai?TBBturei t? tb< u tiaaanj taken in
t!ii trial ol Mr, TalmaaTB reported ycatrirlij
to i'ii- Brooklya Preabjtery tr. ? 1 the* bad : "i
baei ob tallied. TbeicupoB I>r. Dpaar, Mi.
T. Iin?i.-i '> i. i: .\ in 1 iiiiiii* eonaaal, pitaaatad
n pat 1 wttruaj forth tiij- fact, :in<i intimated
tli.it I win.1.1 bfkB (?. i!ii> defect .1 iniii.on t<?
tili..a '.u . oi.1 i cour!. lit' rieabjteij
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techaieal di v i<- oi tau m>rt. Tb< papaj
luui apaa the tablr. ami fi.~ttnr ?aaaavei
?Avil- taken ?<? obtaii the aeeal 1 klaTaatmraa.
Our itnff Botrcipondcnl in <k? 1 i?? aukai a
filial M-vicw nl P.i 1 am 11?!ir. t1 i n . ai d >.f tin*
ptawfkBOt fey m liand^onn- Bepublican rietory
to <l:i> Ii ?in- a cajnpniaTn of arhkch the
?wlioii B pablkBan part] hai reaion to be
BajaaaJ, Tin Ohio H< poblieaa* loofe Ibeii
t.tainl mi the hij/fuM" pin, ?? of principle, and
iuaiii of UM uiool dtattaia^iifbekj w? u ol tln
#Bratry Joined in thii MiaMBt larhl for beaMBl
motu y und liou?->>i eleetioaa. On tin- Jii u i>
?ratic aide Hie ijiHg-nilMaiict- of the nratois
typified tfir BMfMBeaaj of n rampeJgn policy
which involved at ihr TmtJ OBitaet a snr
rvii.lcr of raj i'liiplim, Under drcOTOfdtJJOM
liko these. ? Republican defeat eonltl only bo
honorable) nnd miicIi a Repubhean victory an
bow sitii11 assured eauaot f.iii to stn i Bjtheo
Or.nl nii'iuii;,.'! the bend men anil '.lie I? il t B
dencles in American politics.
It will be oewa !?> most taxpayers that our
local rivil s ivin?which is nob "tin- beat tbe
?'\\o:i<l ever, saw*?** devoted i't two of Iti
branches n> hue moral aupaaari of Una noble
? pan ?? <>i billiard a. li !?? a ram of (he Fire
Department, it seem-, thai a dou liii inan
uutat paj bin prvdecaaaor for bia ahare ol <in'!i
furniture ai the compac] may have pox*
rdutaed for i;s own eonforti iln"i. and
favtder Cotnpnny N?>. 7 bad Invested in ?
billiard (able with which to while bwhj tbe
long tintes between^rea and drinks, and when
William McGrath entered tbe company be waa
Called lipon tope] Ytl'i ;is Iii? BOOM *?i the OOat
i>l that expensive piece oi fnrnitnre. He re
fused, on tbe aery reasonable rround thai be
rj i] um plnj the game; bnl the Department
rallied around tbe billiard table, aa it were,
and be oraa aetnallj dismissed from tbe force.
I In courts are aoai eellril npoa to say
whether the Fire Commii donen have tbe ti-mt
in enforce such ? rale.
Uuleaa the ezprctatioM bc4d on! la to-day'a
diapatchea are delusive, the arai arith * I??
Dtea i- practical)] over. The Indiana have,
retreated before General Mcrritt, who baa
reached the Whtb River without oppoi liorj
of anj sort, ..r? <I tbej are anppi ed to be
u it tei in?'t it msefvi a over tbe countrj in the
bo|NB ol evading purauil and detection. The
report thai the] were moving southward, with
tbe idea "i efaVettng a anioa ?tili tbe Booth
era Dtea, la practi nlly nullified by tim
direct n poi t to tbe Indian Bun an at
I Washington t i.it tbe Southern Utea li-.v?*
in.., ized Ouray's order, and will taivi no
part in t!n Whiff Kiver diiiieiilty. If these In
. it i re raain quiet, and thoae wbol tight. I lioru
linrsb are Bctuallj dispersed, the war la over,
; ? will la aoticed thai ii.? dbapateh re?
ceived .ii tbt tndi n Bureau 11. <Inraj and
the Agent at t he Lot PinoaAc.-n-y stipulates,
In pfrVct, thai tbe advance of the loldiera
tuuat la ab j ped. U Utk -an be done, they
ink tii p ice oommisaion can Bet tin tbe
il " ultv. There i- the signHb .it re
I mark, I wever, tl.-.t tbe Dtea will fbrht no
; . re mk-ss foroad to do bo." The .vas may
... bnl rl i- evident that the Dtea will
rend] to renew it it they feel thai they
. ,. i rievauoi to n?. ruse. W Intin . ;. o]
I trouH - ? ? ; ??? la i after, will ptwbabt] rh -
cture aa to
?
uumlx t of 111 ;. ... rente an ..t ail tdnu a bv
? tiled ???Hi i.'. and keea t?? oritioiae It, and
ft to oi poae i' fef ir i!o.'.- not esfl them.
Not i- t ibt a ti? ?'? thrnar, tbongb every man i
who is Buddenly 8i ;zeil with the idea thai be
tuual re] roaenl the wiat) m and the purity of
the uai.if. by *Bcratohing ? le apt to oop
poo thai no one elae e\?-r bad the lana :?t? i
?fbi e Tbe ir at li in that tli'- Bepobli? in
; rtj ba i been la a ite of perpi tttal Ina >
rnotioo for twenty yeoraj n- b party? ??? -
a an Inaurroc li a ;. ,.:,ii-t Slavery, Booth
era domination, iSeceaiiioD, n ? i other anci< ,:
bereaieBt and at the aame Lime it haB eon- I
tintaaBj bad hi deal with inanrrectioua Bgainnl
Itaelf, am on at tboai of ltd own mem bora who
want to bauten Um marcfa of even to, and t<*
I riug tlie millennium anoner than il \ d --i
bk tobring ii bj tbe action of the majority 1
of ;i I oe poofdo. Bo the t.:it i>? baa be* i
oome \ - il net ?1 to I and cam
rat proteate fron men who tbinlt them*
far Li advance ?ii It. Fbeir riii-* |
are expected,and diaeoooerl no one. At il.in ;
t.:,.. perhapB, there an fewer BepubUc n
!? ? the i at any pn \ i .as time dnoi the
wtvj the part] i- aingnlariy not ted and ro
aolved. Yet then an onto. Now and then n '
B publican rtaee ap to deelara thai be i? nol
at with the progreee which tin party a i
a nie La making, and proposer to ,:>> oaY by ;
liimaelf on a moral aoouting expedition. A
few ni 'it ae RepnbUcane can be found even
now/and 'or them a single, ti n stiou may be
ad ? rviee.
What better thing can now be accomplished,
bj tbe free rotee i i a majority <W the people,
than that which the Bepublican p iny aims to
aecom/diab 1 Lei aa not waati time In aayinf !
'iiat there :.re better tbinga whieb tnigfal be .
aaraximpliabed, If the p. nple won wiUing. Tiiis i
la not a Governnieni of toaaariata. The plain, [
practical! evefj?*aay oitinn done the ruling I
bora. Men who <ln not Uke thai -nr oi
i,... ranaant, ami who waul to bo ruled
by aa aariatoiiracy of intellect, or v.;
tui, <n temperanoaj oi pa^riotie tiiainter
ratednoaBu oi literary cultun ami claaaic
;;ta? . must ^.i Boaaawben ?-ls*'. Tbia eountr.
ik ruled iiy the plain and practioai people who
conatitnte t!if- majority, and bo it will be ruled
to the end. The question fm men of aenae i?
? it what ottghl to be done, or, in tome other
atage oi i siati not, might be donab bnl what
in k ? ;in be doao.
It is jinx.ii,I?. of course, bo to! for Domo
etiitn randktatea. That Is tin ottlj logical
aaprrasioa of s deain to defeat tbe Bepa li?
mn pfaTty beeaoae u iii*-n nol do weU enongb,
l\?r the Bepadilicaii nr t!n> Democratic oandi
dab will Mcc?edt and all the pulitiea] stdo
sberwa, which threataaed to ataonat to anroe
tbiaga year agOi have i?.-,i iiin,>i oui (,i
si^iu i.i the OTerwbalBaiag baton ai of tin
mam queatron, wnether iliu rullag brree in
thie BopubuV for Imir years to eoaae s'mll be
tl ni f.iree which li mainly embodied in the
Rajfmblrean part v. or th.it which is BMinly
embodiod bj no Desnoeratic p.irt\. 'j'h?
man who does not eon aider f it the Republi?
can Eoni is, oa the wttosa, tin- better,
the men txiimwcarthy, ami the anon antitlad
to rule, osnjht t<> vote fae Drmotistlu eamdi?
dales directly, and to wosh fur them ?ith
atighl and main.
The Republican Adhdhuaitea do not arbdt
Democratic aitoeem. The] only want to pun
iisli the Bsa^bBean party baeanm ii baa inn
rouformed t<> thah Mir.he.s. In trying ho pm.
i?h ii lie y eon seal to tbe Boocees of i party
which they eonaldot Lnflnitoty wotraa. They
largwl all tin- grand things ili.it tin Bepubli
em party Ii?? done for Jaaateaa, for haunnn
nadttai tor tin- Dniotij tut tin Nnimual boaor,
and t?>r hsaaaat raaaaay, und oosnteat tu iu
ileleiit, ub lul oh then indiviiliinl VOtOB Sap,
In r..us,, it lias not dorm more and belter.
.Sun it has not done ever]tiling, th?y vutu
nlly mtj, W? wQ1 raverec fill thnt if baa done,
rhe party which I1.14 pppoecd every forward
step, ami which bow reiweacuta bi ay n:n
lii'i.aiv, disloyal and diaboncal ? N im lit in
public afluira, shall ???? poshed forward i<> mi -
eees ami to power, rathat than ? party which
do 1 ?omething, bat aoi enough 1 Tbc Re?
publican part* emnodlea Biota of the beet,
poreat, aaoel boa eat and BMat patHotJe
foreea Lb tin eottatry than any other, and jraf
i!m- very bmii who frankly aekiwwledfc ihn
conceive thai they bare .-. right bo vote
againal it becanae it dona aoi irholly ladafy
tin in.
In thli State, certain ol tbeae bmbj piopoae
to "acratchn Mr. Cornell. A* (tea citlaesa,
they have the right If.it an asea who own r
dnt.v t<? themselves and their ooootry, they
have not the right. N-< man who compre?
hends whai the Repablican party Im* done,
what ii la, and what 11* prevailing forcot are,
bai any right to eontril Bte to Ua defeat, even
by withholding hii rota, to long aa the
choice hi between thai party and the Demo
cratic. The election of Governor BoWneou
would mean a complete anrrender ol this
Bl 1 r?? to* the baaeal and moat nnecruimlons
Faction thai ever haa baea aaaa in New
York. Ii would im an a iiiiini|t!i "1 bribery,
ol oormpiion, <>; BbameleM proatitntion of
pablic tut-i> to ?elfish enda, of*attempta to
bay tin' electors i?f the people. There i< n<?
poaaibility of evading the ehoiee. Mr. Cor?
nel] in Mr. Bobinson nil] be elected. Hut
the men who talk oi scratching Mr. Cornell
propose to torn over this imperial State to
ihr- control ol the rote-boy era of Cipher
lllcy. A vote refoaed to Mr, ('"na il is a vote
t.i give Samuel Tilden the ofll e which be
triad in vain to gel by boy inn aa electee.
TBE BO ?B BOX PBOSPKCT8.
Tin French Legitimists >-ii!l strive, wrthoni
much snci is, t?> tnrn to acoonai the pros?
pect which the death <>i the ex-Prince Im?
perial opened to them of uniting monarchists
? ?I nil parties In rapport of their chief. The
bid which the Count do Chambord made foi
Ikmapartiat nid baa not won o?oi any promi?
nent member of thai party, while the baa
qi la :m Paria, Chambord, and elsewhere, bj
which the Legititntsta celebrated the t!tr\
ninth birthday of 111 - - Count, only demon
Btrated the slight hold which the old monarchy
baa on the Bisection >'f the French people,
with i * rreater part of whom it has
hecoi te little more than ? mere tra
rlition. The masterly inactivity >vi h which
iln- QoYcrnmeat allowed ih< eetobawata to
read :>i each banojoel a slavish addn m t<? the
Coanl de Cbamborii mid make entbnaiastio
speechea on the glories oi royalty, aerved t??;
, mplete Ihe discomflti e ol th< pitirooti ra
The moal Blacked effect n?' tlie LegitimistI
?
the Monarchists hr.ii overthrown Thiers, and
seemed have the throne, within tfaeii
V.O rding to a i imphlet <f which onlj ten
c pics were printed, a tei the mppoaed Mfu
erty,tbe ohl Count aaaumed thai tbelh stontion
s ? fa nd, and snoki of pro tot tig thi bap*
pineaa oi his cold, ehildleaa bona old by the
presence of the young Princes of the Bona
of Orleans. The rollen obstinacy wit!: which
De Chambord rabeeqnently maintained that
the throoe waa bis b. Divine right, mid that
bo would Hsi n to no conditions, and the per>
inr ill*- white flag which is associated with
feudal serfdom, were alike fatal to the Boynlli t
ichemCi and forced ?4 promotera to lake
n ft ge in the mbt 11 n re of pr I m ting thi
term oi Preaidi at MacMam o.
While the Count <y Paria bad ihn* linked
lua fortunea with those of hia Intractable
..i. :n. oi< tin- aaanmpfion thai be waa aboal
U ' proclaimed King, there waa Bo^fu^on"
oi ilu Legiavnisi and Orleanial parties, Tliis
M. . ;?m ra, the Orleanial |onrnaliat and devoted
m , '.iii of the bouse, recently made plain
a . u, in di elining an Im itation to atft nd one
<i4 ti.'c birthday banquets, be declared
thai no agreement which would serve aa
the Lands of political action exists between
the i?'? parties, and tint there i< l<?i
prospect than ever that rack nn agree?
ment c m ,he i atal lial ed, Bo the tel gram
which -r.it?on doubtful a t! irity that thi
Count de Pari* h is assured La ?? luain tL it :..
is faithful to 'in " liir....n " ...ii ri i<r <.i;!y In
the personal fealty whieh be pledged him.
Thia homage he cannot honorably disavi ?.
and in the present aspect of a.'i.ur be would
gain DOthii | wi re hi t?. do so.
The ael result .it the recent activity on the
part of the Legitiadata to widen the
breach between the adherents of the
monarchical system, aa represented by
the Count do Chambord, and those who
seek t ? roaetabMah the Orleans dynasty with
mini ferial reaponaibility, aftej the r>iiti?li
model. The movement baa likewise served
to promote. Indirectly, the interests ol the Re?
public, whicb continues to attract Co bei sup?
port all v\h?> place the glory and advance?
ment of France above the r<tty clainai ol
rival dynaatiea.
KELLY 18M VKKBVH TILBEKIHM.
Ii 11 not surpriaing i:iat .lehn Kelly ii
wanulj welconud bj urreal crowda of Demo?
crats wherevei he goea. Neither will it be
snrpriaiog if he should poll a heavy Demo?
cratic rote. The truth ii thai be appeala to
Democratic voters ia behalf of idoaa whieh
Uo at tin- foundation ol the Demoora?e
ajantwtion, and which ware, In irreal degreo,
the cause oi thai party's formation. He a;.
paala t?? them, too, againet i peraenal oeapot
iam, which baa at bait beeome partiru
latiy od Ions, both lor it* <>!.jiIn ymi tor
it-, met la (1-, to thi- great body of Demo?
cratic rotere. BepnbNcana cannot altogether
?ympatanu with the doings of Mr. Kelly,
for, although the immediate eifcel of hi^ snc
ceaa will bt to daatroy Tildeniam, ti> defeat
Mr. Bobluaon and to rdeot Mr. Cornell, the
ami oi Mi. Kellj la to bring about a ehanga
in tin- Democratic party which will asake it
stronger in the cod than ever,
TUdenism ii the despotiam '?r nn nnacrapn
i "n- hypocrite, who cheats Iii? eaemtry,
bia parky, and his aansnuataa In the
a,inn of Reform, who aaes tln< rnnlriotlc
fee! in i;? ol IhiNiHands of men aa th.
toaia <d Inn aataaa, aaaaxnVan, and who
deaaoraliaea public Ufa by the watfaaal itMorl
to tin- baaeal mothnda With id form a? a
cloak, TUdenism baa rappreasad acoata of
eomplieity with ciiaae agahaal aaany aaen ol
In. al inflaanoa, in order to hnld over them a
species ol coaraion which in every Im mm dhv
bs>awat u-* blackasaillng. With H. form as a
clouk. Tildeaism brihef mum aaen withoflUw
Bud some with Jobt, find BOtttC Wtth fKTWfT,
.?mil debauches toe H.it< mil the etrantrj by
shameless Bee of nsoney n conventions end
elect! one. With hVform mm cloak. Tilden?
i?ni bai bought delegates in a Democratic
National Coavention, end bai hried to bay
electoral rotes. Bly, aimret? and ilimy? Til
denism winks in the dark, and ? \-t darea
'.i appeal openly I i the rjeopto i>i any honeai
i.i i-i'. Tin b thini i hare become not only
Hreaome bnl Inanfferablo to man] I >emo< rata,
and the real strength of the Democratic op
pa i i<>ii to Tildcniem boo b gins to be ahown
it- Mr. K. Uy ai <l Iii? aaaociatea k?? through
tin- State. Bepoblieana, it hi traut, do
nut wish in bare the State ruled by
Tammany Hall, anj mon Mian by Tildeniam;
they are oppoaad to Democracy in any
?ad every form. But they cannot help sym
pathiting nrith too revolt againal tbe moal
liypocritieal and diehoneal faction thai baa
ever pruatitnted pabUc atntion and power in
tili- Male tn prirate eml-. Kellyiam ia not
their ideal) bul thia ;.t leaal is tun.that Mr.
Kelly appeali aqaarelj to tbe people for anp
port. a bile In* opponents rely noon lull
"barrels," aeorel cipbera and "si ill-bun ts,*1
packed Police Boards, skilled inspectoral and
trained repeaters.
Tbe Democratic party had its origin in n de?
sire tu bare oandldatea selected and elections
controlled by tin- body ol tin- rotors, ami nut
by any cliqae of manipulators oi wire-pullers,
la later yean nil parties bare adopted this
theory, whieb once was called distinctively
Democratic, and tbe Republican party really
appeals mon directly to the laxly of voten
for its nominations than any other thai bai
? \ t r exieted. Bul then is do room to deny that
Tildeniam is a complete subversion Demo?
cratic principb s. The seen i p icking of raucus
and convention has been reduced to a science
by Illdenism, so thai voten really have no
roj i in the selection of delegates oi candi?
date . This despotism rouses hostility, and no
wonder. Mr. Ki Uy has power because be re?
ally n insents the voters who sn anil -d by
the T. imnny organisation, and who bbve vol
autai ly selected and followed him aa their
leader. Bnl Mr. Tilden has power in sj i.I
the Democratic voten and leaden ol tl ia
I*!t?te, iim! they an compelled to vob as be
bids, eveu whim they .1 tte tbe man and k i
thai hiamethods in dt straying iluir party,
The welcome whi h Mr. Kellj meets Indi
c.t's thai tili? adti-Tilden movemenl will
control 1 irreal man;, rotes at t! 1 nexl elec?
tion. <?'it of one (trillion v.itiis in the v
nearly ?_'?. ?.?..??? ?.:.?.%. .1 ..: home at rloa)
election, who won probably about evenly
dividi '1 ia tu 1 irties. The Bepnbln :'ii- polle I
47.2 per cent "I the whole vote In 1878 and ,
i 177, and 18.1 pel cent In 1876, and waa nol
as iii.i!? il, ' r as moch ha ?? u ?? it, or aa greatly j
nided I?3 events, In ?irlu-t of these elections, 1
:,? 11 ? ? Ith resumption secured, pros-1
miuority of the vote 1 '. !'?? then bw 1 ry
11 ild ?.,.! t >. ? 1 100,1100, The 1 tion
chance iiow bul to iliow such Irength that
? ?
Bul it n onlj oaal 50,000 rotes Governor
II . son ' in be tbe 1 In- ten candidate
for thai oil ? e In 1 be history ol I be .-?. .itr.
I XB Ifd \ n UO BUILT .1 MARKST.
Bosh a ' as adds 1 .ia-.t:: r to b n befoa ? i::i_*e col
lection aftl ' tues af bar anunent bwb. Li I
;mi mi a 1 . ?ii! Harvard Unlvera .. Mr.
Qu cy waa Mayoi b aa to b.'s.
Ine obaervancei of laal week natorallj
ret dk 1 Ibi * ran ' v and peescianoe, if we
may bsb the word, of oni "f the shrewd *t puMio
men of hbi da . Ithasbi u said that tbo establish
in, Ht of Um Paneuil Hail Marl at was ,t |. i>t
twenty years ahead of thi times. Nobody aval bad
this facultv of I rAmg fornrard 11 largi 1 msaanre
than Mr.Quin . Rispa ihaasa ..t real property,
baaad upon what he belntvi I to be tbe eertain prne
parity of Boa tun, aaade him ons of her
Braat opnhnri Htiasns Bat tbe Pa.id Rail I
Market ia the meal popular msmorlal af
bfaj m bile work, I; i? nab 1 anurki 1
ssnobody, sorely as we need it, baa ever bnllt for
KawrTork. Indeed, the Bostouiana beast thu
though I <t are larga raarkota m other eitles,
In none ol ,'?< . "ran bs I and so great a variety
I. kindsand qun i?es is n tb< it-.'' li bra ran 1 ? 1
wiaeprot lionftwth fntnre, without which bo rdtj
mi aa ura ?i lately iif-.--s.u_y eoaveniencea,
>\ rether 'ii bnilding*, streets or public grunnibi.
1 bts oneol tbe moal 1.Domical of Investmente,
Iteonld nut now in- erected, eaeepl at 11 raatlj
.1 itei rpenae, V t Una waa oaly at.1 many
municipal improvements ael afoot daring Mr.
Oniuey's ulmln atration, an-I of which the city hi
.11 present 1 ijoying tbe ben tit. Portnaate and
faw the citaes abteh ban aaeh atagiatrateo n hs
wssl Portoaate tbe cltj which bav?wauohciti?
aeoa baa ahm the sriadomto call tuem to plaeea oi
honor sad trasl '?
Mr. Qiunejr'a waa a great earns >i unn;^ 111c Oarea
politi si struggles of the country, from the begin?
ning ol tbaeenrnry until the breaking ap of the
I , ral and Demoerstie partiea He mm hinaseif a
\, leralisl af lbs Federalists. It Barm i"r
.1 im in. lit mitigated his seal that ins
I .rt\ was in a bopeleoa minority. In nothing did
ha shoe ins pohtieal sagacity awn completely than
in Ida early spprebension of lbs riatafl power of lbs
.'atl bobltaginternet, He looked at the fnstitu
ti .11 with tbe same sbrewdneaa with whieb be
hmit tbe market. After 1813, bispublinservices
were witbhn his native statt-, wbieh was suflh iani
fat him. When tbe great struggle sgmnst slavery
came, be was early la tbe held, old aa be was, for
Ii edom and 1 be I rnbm, in?i as In 1800 be bad taken
ii proadaeal perl la eflbrta ind.ct Pre moat to the
Presbteney, Soviet II be forgotten that be waa
tbehrst Jndge to this country or iti Unalaud to lay
down the I i? that lbs BublieaUoa <n iu- trath with
1 1 ni mtoathm,and f<*r aJaaiifiabla and, U not
libellous,
Ii. ail Bings Mr Qaini y thougbl sad a< bad with
II. ? sbsviah it-^ar.l tor peasant eomfoct er eeaveab
aace. Boston will rememba r him a- eas rsaolately
beatapoo baviag hs awa way, hut also as on
whosr way wa*> usually the n.:ht one.
Tabs trial at Newark, N. J.. of Jtiw-pli A. Illair f.ir
tii mardm ai John AriassriiBg, lu? nfaMihrnsa. yi?
ssrday took k staitliag tare. The priaelaal adtoem
on baOolf at the State is Ophelia Dyer, whose evi
daaos, if Bredited, vonhj go atrooglj to shoe
m;..in. pi. ,.< n.i' oa the part et ?iair. A. brother ol
tit- pri 'iii* 1 it tinted thai Ophelia Dyer, with bee
father, eaaae to his store ha Brooklya, ami offered
let 4s*.i>o i" Iujm- the souatry ami ael appear ..1 1 be
trial; saying at the asms time thai h?-r tosbimonj,
il iriM-n, -.'"iiltt ha-iir tin- |.r.na. r. Mist? Dyer a.l
ml tied that ahs had In nmaaanj with has father,
aw lalssflsa with Ball Bbvtar, bai lays thai the
peepeaitiea sasss from n,:r father, end Ihm -in- >>..>.s
aeraeaaaaaanttai party tola, Hull Blahr*s teatl
asawj is rerj poaltira tiiut the proassitbm earns
bam bar, Baa t? Um witness who amtraea that u,
ton aheotlag ble eaaehmnn ftlslt crrai "Coaas on,
J.. .11.*' lui tea iniiiiiU-s, ^ml t|li4i |?. ,,,|,| m ln,r, " it
must ba d'lin-," aoth of whn h ?ipfiBBnans blare,
noon osth.deniaa haviurf u-sod. If Mnw Dyi-r'a U^tti
nimr can be ??tu.wfuUy broken BWUB,tbe earn
will BSSIUUe a IM-*v ;|?|n ( i.
Yh obta "i "ii ? - >l i-i!i'>n<->-ai"'itor wtil be bb>
. iii-i ci forevei te-day. _ _
Tin I> iimt'i iih ststiaaiaa who an peepariagto
? i m uo N< a -1... k Iwmadtatfli alt?* I fmm la baaral
fi.tu legana! lii'i.-n fco rensere BoOIbsob fron
?Ii.. 11. k. J. nun a* wall stag at boosa. If Tilde? bad
loa pi aei to ajraal tbeli ream it, be woaW not dam
todn :t. Ibrtn promote Mr. Potter to the bead ol [
the ticket would boto prepara i ba way for I be ?re
overthrowofTildeoDorrt year, Ii Hr.PotteH wen
fco ran io plaee ol liobinson, mat bo defeated, Hideo 1
would bava Boexeeas foe baring lost the State,
.rn.I woo id i" pui hi 'l aside f<?r auaie man who could j
carry it. Ii Mr. Potter were to run and lw elected,
he would be dangeron 1\ likely to dorelnp Into a
Pi iidfiiil I candidate himself; and be would hay*
a triumphant Taminany organisation t" baTk liiui
up. l iidt n's only hope la tp ruu Kobinaon ug mal
both Cornell and K?lfy. If be lad< feal d. tkedis
aaier ean be etaarged i" K<-l!\ : if be la elected, lil
<i< ii mil be more powei fat I baa aver,
Mr. Tililas und Gori r:mi Bobmaan will n>>i ail np
late to-night to boar tba mwi Crom Ohio, b'i lbei
will the retarna bi displaved in the glare of aa ek < -
trie light on the float <?i No. IBCiphei Alley.
81oa mask and low Ibrhtel The Ohio bfm i-?
about t<> Im- placed in its eofln.
Praaidenl Hayes does not i low Mew-York politics
fromm luftj a piano aa tba leaag SeraUshera.
When a MHTBepondeol ..i ih> < iaeiaaaal ?aaa rar
taformed bim at Fremont, tba other day, that :i
eertaiu class of Bepuaihmna, m bla name, wen
trying to laflaance roten to aaratah CaraeB, ba
?oaa c rod promptly : " I waald aot bare a aaomi nfa
bealtattoaaboal :'. I woaM rote tor Ur.Cornell.
Ii ia true that b< di?brs front bm oo tba propriety
of Federal onVe-bolden menacing eaocaae* i bat l
ean andantaad fcbat. A politieiaa broaght np in
N< w-York, under the eaatom v* bich bai el waj " pri -
railed then of workloa up the doiuu.u.'?
mi differ. Hie New-York aebool ol politioiana wn
erally take an inherited riew ofthat: but in aaen
au e ? t ..ii mi ullfgtan a and patri t im i ? h>
pulilieau would lie the urat ?hing to be con wen
i -.i certain!) rote toi Mr. Oruell. 1 tlm-iv
there will be eerj fan Hi ua ibi su Ualloj i found eu
i red as il it bim bj tba . dm - ka tioi daj ami ?
i be pemoeratie party enters upon a long period
of du itei to-day, broegbl on byitaowu brilliant
blundering;_
Ifr. Wattorsoo exclaims ia arnralabi MWe may
i i i mi ?. ead we ssay lose H *m fi rl : ai d ? wado,
He iv.-ii batp ml" Sex, Hi in u wenr"! helpj an, tar,
asyoai nani ?' i" nnen ban deaoi ? i ited, Pi ? (
,i I,,.- |a working with a??-- Republican parti to I
maiutain re umption,and ti-.ii means downier i" |
the 1 oi i stic , arty.
The Southern Demoi 11. ? an ? ai ni lo m?j over
the ?i.itlook. Bea itoc Uitt'a m I u* 1
ri pi it sbonl New- York haa deprc ?? 11 ham ft* 111 ? ?
rney say Ohio kt hopeleas i m ? snallyo thi Solid
Booth in 1880, and that ?u. ? em Itieu b ings i utii ily
?
it... Uoi i irk II inn
auswi i .a . ivembar.
?
With Ohio 11 tl ? Ri i
??? -, and ii n
.ion- j..iir.
I!! BTA It I \KVA 98.
he Republic ins !i ive nearlj on npl h d thi Li
hi 11 m,, rutic manugi I ? Ii ??' ??>? ?'?;-"
i be i unatry Demot racy i...\>- ?? i uo ? - ime
;.i..: j.- b Kallj'a pepuiartlj to Mew-York Oiy.
Che Una. VYilliam I). Veader, of Brook
bombs tit Ii loa mai bee of tba Dei.sttartatl iga n
uduea aeleetul t.i aOBiiBlater brae 1ns iBformatkm tu
Iii?rural brutbren. Bt doBbtleSi took a laurel etu
The barden <>t the Tammany spcechci
.?! i imtnany i ulled iin n. liirwBgo.
According fco TU I flea Herat', th Den i rat
(j .... m " i he i ib .. I shadow of thi moat
(raial ikat arer aaptretf te tos h ddi ae| m i i
aarty,' n Mr. I. s Taleatt, ol l. tie. tl e Bom
? ?
falcon ia a bi .an ra-ooarlet, and bb unpunUi.otJ
SpThoinas F. Grady, on bla way from the
Albani k [|yat ttiagtotha BlBgBamtoa k-ii> nteet*
ii, :i ; tit .- r. BtOOl I " If it ag ltd I . i ? i ? ! I ...
., i..- - sad bssb atoles, aad I bad had telegrupuii
BBBaBUtAloB Bilk Ib.- Ib.- v. -, wobm 1 ?><?; :.. "I SB SB
in . mplieat Way Bkaald Tildea b- !? ? a Ihiel bei snae
.. tried to dckuI ? I elei u ral i b) :? .. _-: . .
hate nominations for the .State legislator! :
PtwBeaater in tue XXVtk Diatriel (CortUBd bi ii?.?:.'>n
; .1 Cm .ii- ->. i - . Ibbj ei. i> bm rat. . ? i I an 11 ?
bum la the i-t Dlalrioi or Moaros Oeaaty.Oi ?-. i
Baassy, BepobUeaai in Ot?am Caemtv, J. -
Browna. ftaawenl | IB ltn W LTfctler Uuttrict, I)
W. BtwutlBK. Daaaoerat s la the lal Ooos .. ?? ?? .. .
jobs i.Jayeox.inm.rat.iai i enta bo i. .
nek. decituid; lo IVia Albany Puii'lct, 1 ??: i
Ki puoilean ; In l-i ifadlaon i?.-ii.. t, MUPaai O. II.,:, i.
:?? ocrat i la tat Albany District, J ' I .u. Orten
harker l in UreeBi i ? ml -. i > 5j < ????<>. . Prohiidtn i ? ;
id i benauBo 1 itnty. B illiaiu IrCanuoi , p nbltn mi i;
la lat Dutches* Dimriet, laaai Carpenter, Itepub^l
ili it- is thr liiM Democratic effort toaaswei
bVlllor Smltii'i axpoattton ol Bobtnauo's Retorai pn>
tea '??. ??nil II i* mi SBOomaMBly Se one, ihr i /; ( ob.
ssrrer Is Ike iui.ii nn lu rancor of n : " i .sipiiabi ?!
Eil. tor of tin 4 Ma aa M$t afag ??'.'?' ?al baasi tout loprore
ii,.it Laelai Bohlnaon baa aol n ?:??? ? d tba :..v Uli
Brltuaal iknarr t? tkatws lav- redaead ikaaiBelves.
I'm: BBW-Voaa TBlBnsa puMtakea slooKsereedfl.
bin ia adi.i'i "i tola droll idea, and lunoceni v laka
what Um Deoioerata are goma to do abuul it. rbej in
almplj soiBg-olar Ikb miellieeal Etlu r'ablirbli -i
umi Dottoa beftora Ike Into Ifoi penple ?\ S b-1
mill sak tkem m pass JadgBMBt apBB it." Tb.- people
tan bt- trusted in a.
PKH80XAL.
Mr. Kup'tie Hale is in Cincinnati, ill from
oi erwoi k.
Mr. Bartlett, tin- sculptor, i-> engaged noon
it nn-! nt in.- hit- Wot. H. Uuul: sad be is a1 ai i"
BBdertake ? uatna >>t Iba .1. ad srth i. n prsaeatlag aim
m sled bi work In Iii? itadlo.
The path ?>i geaiua ieetrewn with the offer
iiL--.ni boiahhi adail slloai ism eolorea pedeatnaa,P.
ii. Han, a BBS p istni si whass bei ? Baal si club
nihiiit i., lav h baaaaoBM atlvar loe-i lie bei |oal i isaufM
nn. .11*.r n..- parBoae ai Mar dea.
Mr. A. It. btepbena, bi Im waited tor bis
train to Ike r.ttwiiy atatlon lit LoaiKTUla ttu Jtberday.
became itoakjeaiof an sgreaable happeatnic An ??'.i
t.i. ui, a Jewalbur,walked up tokua,aad plaeldlj i>rc
bob lea in in wish u baadaoBN watek sad bbbIb si a t< ?tl
uiiin.v ..: biaeaiaoni and frltndakrp Mr. NBrpBaai waa
n i to ral y .-.\,r. bm iv pbbbibb.
The late Mr-.. Potora, of Philadelphia, baa
begasalBad la bar sapaaw, Blak urd r ton, " Ms has of
tka frhrats OoaiatitaUsa aad IBs PWas*i Tnati Tree,
sad tke oaa from Fena** bobm ob UattnhvaLi bIm tka
lot k'-t x?i;ii ChtaMastiee BfarakslPi hair, gteea ta
Mr. BraaaUatbar, bBbb nparsarai ike lapraass <'-..urt of
iii? UalBrd fttatsa. >>y iii<- ?"ii? ..f Ike Oktal liutioc ;
Ikelookei mill ban ol General Waahiaatoa sad fae
dmlle of Mam ball, glrea by tka Oktof-JaaUas to bis
iai aar, it. Patera,"
Mi. Qaotip 11. Pendlotoa'a entrance bato pah
Imbjbwaa, maasbsna M" sassflsm. "i reaUj i?vih1
iin- peaBaBOea of iin. law,"aa aaya. **aaal aaanred u?
peaaUaait,asd it i waa to asset with myaBBttaattm
iBBtSnd tt te be tkara. >It fell lato tka kaad of bbj law
Bsasoptar* taa lata Qsarm t> PagB, to want tu be
UaUad Bialsa BaaaSar, aad as ssfcMl bm m rua far the
l^'^i-Utiir.', *?> un i<> I." it v .1.- ih.-te in Iii t.,\ ,.r. 1 ran
sad waa alee tad, aad Mr.Pagh laaeked tka Ba?ata, I
attribute mi palWeal career to i.otbinu u.-j m,j ti,,; ,io
?:i. to ai iiay Mr. PBajh."
Mr. Qaorga WUhaun t'urtis, wrtting in ti.e
HaTI mit- r Ihtrprr about ibb ABMrBBM BMBBaaaBl for Old
gagtsad, -ay- that M bm laleti ami a aBtlgklfBl fipr^a
ibm "i ibis trae AaMriaaa kt] sltf of IbsbIbi ta our Out
BeaM im. ?i um ntaass tuii.-a the ?? trip maanaaad,M i>>
Wnliuin Winter. ? ? ? gag felicity ol pbraee an.I ilir
[rntiivf leelluir are in. h that tin- little booh ISBOlBBl
nun Ii fa a taaaaaead alanbailaa aaeaaertoa in Um -'d
traveller, aa tl>< Hu vibration nf tin- guitar ilr> i- all
in - ? . need .1 in..11 in? i to aaaatral aruriauriae,
? ? ? Iii ii la Baal ipd in i drop oi I ?ai v ; i ? la
Iii pa i i ? . i... Eufflaad lliat Uaala UM Ann rhMo
i . . i _
okbbh i' motkb
Tin- Ann ri'-.-ifi Hum. m- A-? riali< n, laut
... .1 k in >???> i. iti i ii r.Net liattantjrtaa di laMed
raport ay lia ay at, Mr. Bado? Street ??. ? ap thai itva
aalwala vi n tr iai part aal la an pala aed tuereeaflees,
U ?'. ittl ,aaaaaada ? ? aria In a inmtir rarrir*:!
f ? ? V : . ilav*. Htifl n. .... i in ? . '..i . >r.-It, w.iboat
water, pa ' rob afterl a 14,000 l? tbe nvaataooC
a rar In which aalraali ean I lad iod watered lu
Ira i?. ?. i in- eat aal to ?>?? ?> ? aav .
77m /''?'</? (Col?) JWaeaa pnbbabod ma; - of
I J'.' i. i ..l... . ..'..I .1 i. i: w i ..riii i| ... i- irlp
a- .' paper la the ooeatry, aa4 HI abwws aa atraaaptMo
i aaaa aaiwailag Ifcal aaaal M eradteaMa to a Maw*
Tori , a per. Bai If If I* fi net bai tin r.- iin- wtnte ruftl.ni?
Bebt rag uitd 11<- radaeanae) hi poeeibie tfeal each
ilntnaaa Mar work aaiaiblaf VTaaa are teedaf oatefa
rouipped with faaajpror rants aed BhjBa eateaea
tau i paaaaoa ,,ri ""' u" ar"' J""' ","
i tea. i' la a fair laJareaaa thai n.i v ?utoerlbi f??r
tin . ireal nowapeprr. in faet. the] may baei faelUV
lira lor tapping the telegraph aln aa Uber appear la
i iowa tbe i at port orAgeni M**k?r*a?ti?pafeaea
i t. rerlr. Hoarerer, If Harrttl Mraorraewlia I BOO
meii.tbi u lea art 11 probably not aa aMa to repel Um aaV
raneaol ta.- ibreebrngaiaebiaa
Mr, Joaa ?h H. I'm-., of Bt. T.i>ni?. \* h |mt
rara gwnlaa uaal baa wlte easel to aaaal Mm atai a
tJipaar till In- l? for u.rn-y. A l< w <l i> ? na*i> an
eOJaai beard a ptetol stnai ra Mr, Paaafa taaaa, aaal aa
g?. In f in.a lam : v ; r g .. -In fl . r oj.|..ir*-i 11 ly lutliO
airway ol loath, ottt a saaofehuj : ? i?t * * i at Ha aMa aaal
hia wifeesaVriag,aa eetlaay aaaaaa aalgM sadee tba
aiiaaaiataaeea Mr.iNuaa patapt He waa aal aaartal
ait, ii. i a mi ii baaed aaatta aaasa baaaexwtoraed that
tin- um.i ? iifi.iu araa aaa ai hat betas lafcaa, aaal aaal he.
waa fotgulaa akrtde to aaa boar bat wtVa waaaM takelt.
Mr. li kb a ol ?? .)?>?>? at a little imii of tba eoaaaaem
rue poilcei a i aaj rate tbuaufb'II waa?toi aa r i .*
qua hu loareba i liai off to a at dioa-hoaea sad ha aaa
in... ap.
l;i-man k it not liaiipv ; ami ?PtNUfh ho
?. i ,i> atta el ace are. Ma aaaal flea aa aaaaap aa M
be wore aa Batperac'a Dr. Baaal baa baaa n rartMtf
?aa i- fartbi r talka v. itl boa, i'< CaaaaaeUaa la aoM t
t .', , Mim tafeaa u< Iroadbac Melaai balp aai raaaacaa
??at int.- bba ; in- laaMala IIa drat li . ..i i- aai aaa a Ml
vita IIa werk. "Waat a??Mi baaa I." m ?.t?w; ??
ad uader I.-m i 4ad waal aldaapreaf aiMary
bare I aat aaaaad f "la aatarfrlai aij aMbutoa," aa
? ,? i-? al Bat V.irzui, "I Nave ru't.l? lu.Ooily
:, ; . . lad waal u mbaraf poaotaI aaraaaal bato
i....... n'H . i i ;.. tbt a Btaal wan waaM bare baaa
. . ?. :; bo.OOO at -way, aaaay aaarr?wm, .i not
baaa been ktUad, and aaab auaabera of aaatnara>af
? I,. .i .? 'v i- ?i i. i- aad nrrawoaidaaa
Uitla ' ??? . ??? " I '?????
uttou, Ira i, p ila," a.r.. r.
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rHK I IMI'AUl 01 ? LAMB.
. ??? i ??? ?! : . ? a ?? i'.i !il; ; ail i lint, r.ja i'.i J,
, . i \ . lathi pad '? aaa la ha tau rah " it ia
a it i n ? trauaforaiatloa. '* Tba laaib.'* bbjtb BUM
tlarrtnaatlr, ** baa been oati poaaa Ibto ball bear." la
faet, be I at tarn d ii raw f baaa the raaniii? inn.-and
? Boaaraaa aeaa raaaol r..i Mba awful.
wu. ra >-.- v tba Maw atU fall mt lor tare aaaaaa)
a>t radne. Bai TU TarM laarrwaaa aVrara panedaj
tbe air anj ready to daaaaad, aad aadoabti Uy then
?riilbe a faaeraL raa "ee tptoaaaa erMSi " aba iu
ilaraad Mr Boa?.Ut'a raaal rtfl aral iMy ta tbe
Srateorpaa, Be baa renara >i at >a?lderabta tleie aa>
ii.ii-ii>i: far. it wa raaaeaaberartxbt, Mr. Beaaiaaall !i.ia
beaaaajrlna n a i at1 rbbia aaatoal a n ri nalyi aa ? w,
Kini ii ri iiii> bt aal a Unaa taal I aa bar! ii rltaa aai a -a
clnded. 41 all eeeata, Mr. ioaaieaatl ab.i aaal
maad law aaaaphar, Thea? aftor tba "ooeapl i ?
i ill In ** la dlapnoad of, a aaaall ptonaf attraalycetrraa
in., in ta dropped ...t tba laooeap aaaaa, aad thai * aid
?trew tbe plain witl Mr. BaartoaalPa aaaal, bad >>iy
araeafallj lead t-i Iba aoldeu bot at draanatht rrlO
aaaa. Be ** aawapaper erlrte," '?' . BeaatoBaH ! i ika,
aver dM kaow aayUtfa# abnal lha araaaa. or . vrr *?.?a
a Mie?t in Iba dlaeaaalna of tbat yaal . ? i iverarhel
?uibVcI OxeBftmi und CBorlay, Letal Baal and Laiao,
Carapbell aad Jnlui Taj .>t .<i"i Lawaa ?>* a bai U IM
ouitueareB.eof dual !" ??aelaiuta Mi liouclraali ;"aiaa
itrltglua nol ra -ao, aar woaa?a aaltbei "; and Mra
Jitiw<aou aai. ? ? the n s ? ? ?> tbe moaV.nu,
tbef ar.- iniodj lufaaiowa a aaaa ol Iraoraul .1
reaal leaata ?i.i>-i are Mr. Bearteaali'i ?? anaeeraaaa*
rtrrbtaa," and ta wartaa but i eeatlya ear ?????? Iba
Itierature, art, aael tuaraalMn at aarapi aad la ..
for the luat half ceni arc. be ha* beard bul eon rotoa
u'??!. ti..cl iaa tBat waa tba voteo af aat In . >n
car ran ra alw taaaa rbrwa Wban :l ??n la aael aaaa*
nun. ofopl bai It aeema a little ahaaalaribal dr. Baaa
i mitt auwieal nboabt real aa bad- ? bat aonivboiij .??
rfeleaih Bart hia tealiBBB. Btaal ta the i a thai
tool M the I.it." A Baad red dt laratawbai I - la*
gla aantot call" a k.I deal ??f Bwaey," aa arhea UMd
. d< ?roaai ni rwaudied, in aai h a eery aw v.- i d
i' i.i i.i'i aa naut draaaatiat amrbt well bar i .1
Mui' pra-areaa. It laaeo'id tbiactliAtMr OoaBicault
baa at uaal t1 oanaovad. Taaaa aaaal baaa naaa 1 >ra>
tera " to tB. draaaatle crtiAelai ?>t um alaaMaaib eea>
iii> ?--. laeklakw*aonlOoea not Mbau. tba atylaal me
atfled eoab aiporar) tbat auaaa tiaaa daoa n?w>wed ^i .
Biaa'a**Kaalo"it*freabtraaalatkra hreaatbe I reneb,
la l?r reore to hia taate. Mbea that aaa part uui > . , .t
adopted ba .%?11 *uj:i.- .,xa>u. ?l.i ua 1 aaga .. ? ? t?
im peace-par lad ?out?" ..f a.I in? ?Uua-uuiid adreraa*
ram
DIRUT OF MB. JOBIFFT.
The jroong Efnnarajdjaj pbtnlit. Uafar! Joat h**'.
whonaaa>attaaaaaatai Uaii u*i u^tbt um n.-> . ,
aan iu aaaaatoa, aabtofad ?u nMaai ami MMba -
renn, it in' it- tiu* laaa baaM abaal inm baaa. M la to*
aaaaa MBbaeto tn> tia< bbbbbM aeaaVaed m? apaaaa ft
aai rtty to Vtaaaa, ami oiuait-.u Ufa? 1* 1 1 1
aad uiuii' BaaarttBhi in i^wotbiua; u. from irtraaa
Uaaa nan aaj aaaaf part of tbi< a^erht Maabraaai
aai eaaaunaaaaiii haaraaari ??u-? not bjaaeaate!Jdi
p<>|>uliii It)' lu tin- Aa-lr.ju i' lpt11* 1 ; .nut I iianvr. ?'l
niKiil wit., iiu. ih1.h1 liy a tlttmu "C aei-o uplu:i?-?l . I'
IHNCUnt IL' rlii'M wliu wat.-hmt tli<< [<rt furniauee w Ith Iba
iuo.,t arb Mad ran iu iim< al t? ...1 aadMaaa
an ?rllal lada Ho* I? M ratittt-nttou ol liU tltlt< to fame.
In luoat ol lie .???i-u.li.uge- .n p.iauato tnai Jo-?-fly
ataaagrt at .uriulm'. Wln-u we bear 0/ a pat-noun n*l
yonua BBaaba, aapaaaaMy M tiip mo-imu aa bbA
wo nauallv Um, k ol a " itoumler" Joni'ffi la
aayMMaa bai beat, iu u bniium, >et uoi
uotav, aaahlaa wtibout clatter. Neitiie. J?ea
lie lual ? tin w ith Ha.ti.-a of lrrrauau- ?plruilor, or ov?e

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