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TALKS ABOUT THE TICKET.
COMMENTS OF MEN OF BOTH PARTIES.
A OKNKRAL CnOltl'H OK SATISFACTION FROM RE?
PUBLICANS?VIKWS OF KTHAN ALLIN, GRNFRAL
I'AI.MkK. OSFBIAL SICKI.Ka, DB. BRLLOW8,
OKOUOK BLISS, POI.ICK COMMISSIONER MASON.
B. F. MANIKKRK AND OTHKK8-OP1MON8 OF
OKMiiCKATS.
Very full and strikine expressions of tho o'pin
onsof leading Republicans on the Chicago nomi?
nal ions were given in Thk Taint's k yesterday
Additional conversations with many juoinment
incmbeis of the partv, amona them Ethan Allen,
General Fal mer, General Bieklea, George Bliss, Dr
Bellows aud Police Commissioner Maana, are given
below. Home Democrat ic views are aka ereeeotod.
Abram H. Hewitt thinks that Garfield's nomination
is a strong one, and does not bel n-ve flint Mr. Til?
den'" course concerning the lleim-cnitic nomination
is likely to be influenced bf the wwii al
Chicago. William L. Scott, Mr. Tilden'* n-nr
frieud, strangely enough, lenka on tbe nomination
of Garfield as very weak. He talks in an interest
ing way about Tilde:!, who he says can easily get
he nomination ut Cincinnati if lie will consent to
run, but be expresses a doubt as to tba au file i ency of
Mr. Tilden's health to bear the strain al the cam
ETHAN ALLEN ON GARFIELD'S STRENGTH.
A Tribune reposter found Colonel Ethan
Alien ut hisofflse. No. IO!! Bnedwuy, iit'uut aa hour
afu-r the new? nf th? BomtooUofl ol General Oarfleld
bud been received. Mr. Alleuexpressed himself ns fid
lows :
?? Of ro.irse 1 was vi ry decided in niv opposition to
Bent rei Grant, because-1 believed ll danaeruns and un
?Hiisaeij to throw into th. canvass rn thl
uum Hie aeeollea ol a tend u*m. l believed
that Grunt would l>e defeated and tlie jaiiy
destroyed. I therefore favored lue nomination, llrsi,
of Slurinau; becnu -e ie represented more than any
other man ii c s.-ntiine.it of the I mir In regard lo the
currency question, upon which :;il the i>u-in- ss inter' sis
at tao aaiMsa vow oralie. I believed we cull make a |
greater rally wita John Bbertuaa beenaee of bis
awattarj rr recd th:m with aay other man. I next favored
Iliaiiie, newee of Ins great personal popularity and the
wouderlul hold he has nunn the public heart, maxing
him a second Henry C uy. lint after ib-se nun there 1 ?
boom upon whom tiie choice could have fallen sofor*
tunutilv to tao party as aeon Mr. Garfield. Tbe cour?
teous. BMeaadetartonaaarlke be iring which he hasmalu
taincd ihroiul.out the Convention add* to tin- stn n.'iii
winch in- already imit aa a leader anions men. He lu
numil on tnt- un,ney qneotton, OS WOS Mr. febcrinau ; lie
Ia poiuil h. s Was Slr. lil uno. Ile has luli^ in-en :t leader
in the Hons.- nf B< presentotivea, and eaunoi in nnv
seuse is) roaerdeO bo aa b^bbowb maa. rhe hostility
which was ueei'.-s.nliy t ii'.'eiil'i'-d lu lona ami filter
roatrov rey between the other popuinr . ainhdutes is
eliminated In the ease of General Uart! bl. Llghtuttlg
struck him while be waa ladiwinousi} and sincerely
for.niL' holts Inf an.'ttier. N" one caa be
Jealous on the ground Hint he w;is um Vii i:
itel sonni efforts fer blniscl to Ihe detriment of others.
lae Grunt mon eortatalj navona raueetu opp-m him,
aecaasv lie i as oem < ue ol tue ohle.i a. il niosi lulim n
tSslof Genera Qraut's friends. Thetrieiidi nt s;-rm .n
and B anc uiaai certain y eaei rt ul ly nuite I . support
lac lum. lt seems m un- unit Gani ld w is lae only way
out ol a dil'-nina uro which tue hil ur seven du} ??' light
timi thrown the Chicano Convention. Il i
another evidence thut Providence po veros In the
atttiirs of this Nation, and romes to Its
relief in its darkest luuirs as fri nu -ut iv liefou
Gmer.ii Garfield will carry every Kel Hiern Bi ; ubli un
(stale, and willi them will BMUtvdt) corry I . State ul
Kew-Yots. I rcRiudhis election os ;t eertalaiy."
The reporter asked: ?? Will you lake au active bari
in ihe canvass I"
Mr. Mien answered: " I sadfor Europe neil Wednes
day, and shouid reiuitiii tin ri until January were il nut
tao: I wani to do my pan toward u>?kiu? tm* non 1et?
ta* next Tn sid? ni of thc United fetal**. I shall, then ?
for-, return ho u? to l?- here ab-ut Beutenib r 1, when 1
Kuall maw-it nj duty to tlvi every day tecanv ie* on
the siamii aud elaewtiert-from thou BBUl the election."
?
GENERAL PALMER'S CONCLUSIONS.
General Georpjc \V. Paltaer said Tuesday night
te 0 TB1BVXC reporter: "Tbe Bomlnation ol Gurfi-ld)*
a ntdKiiiUL'ciii one, aud ir B.aiitc or 81m ruiou could Bul be
lioudiiiite I. it ls the bast om- Unit could possibly
huvo bceu made. Ne -riv every B'-publkun I
have met this aft. iu>oii bat booti wild with
eutbui-l.tbiii over the Bomiaatiou. There is
not lum; that cnn bc said against Gara, ld, and Wt
i-huli early on un ashPOesivs taio paige trout thc first, li
the Deasoerats Boaatnate Til lei., Garfield will entry
three Boothera rit.it. s. Qarfit ld is ii iu;tu of splendid in?
tellect, and be never showed this more conclusively
than he hus by bis conduct (Linne tin Convention. Dur?
ing tins terrible strut^e ot tbe last six days he
bas not made a single mistake. If lie imd madi a
Munder nun ruted in any uiiy on wisely, I do uot think
he would ever feave beeu nominate!. I'hc Republican
piirty msy well he Brood of this week'- wura. T.'." y
hint- noi 'inly chosen a sp eiuliil < undi hit- for Hie
Presidency, but ibe.v have de.ti; u lei ri hit blow to the
machine,.which sought lo overrule the will of thc
people.'*
THC GREAT JOY OF DR. UKI.LOWS.
The Kev. Dr. Bellows, who baa recently
maiman.?.I an attitude of criticism toward tin brui. ,.
Ot the Ki-pni'Ucali party in thlsHlute, tedd yesterday ;
"I am dtlghted with the uourrtTatiot: ot Gaifleid. I
hnve lone litoUL'hi be waa the mo--t important rlstnii
st,iti>in,-iti in the country. I have walch'd bm progress
with a areal ded of interest, and 1 I. s| e I for Joy w hi u
bit, Bofalaatloa was annouhced. Tin- blow tu Cblcugc
to the old inaoiim- is the gre.it result, aud was well
worth uli ihe delay and nil the Uaw spent Niora, It is
the destruction of the system which waa nakina all
sober mt n anxious about th.- leadeaoy of tue party, and
my satedenjoys inexpressible peace ut tue breaking un
ot the machine. Of course, I know thora mast he ma
ch'ii ry to d.i ihe work, and I am mit opposed to any
necessary machinery, nut I want pure machinery, as
tar as human imperfection will adroit, I don't Want lo
see lboa- who use tbe machine affect to deeatas thc
steam that runs it
" 1 wm In Philadelphia last nieht addrc-siHL- u'i ....
dlei.ee in the Academy of Kjate. It was a mixed one?
and composed largely of Dcujocraio. nut I thought it
safe, on the ground of GartloJd's noble ? tfnrts in stan *?
manship, to invite their ptaadita, aud 1 was notdlaap
polutid, 'Hie applause was tuniuitu .us. The nomlnatlou
Was received with hearty eataususm, It \<u? a sober,
serlonsuiidici.ee. Mi. Forney was there, and be said n
me, 'Wei.. Doctor, you've made me a Garfield maa.'"
Dr. Bcdows continued: "No event bis happened li
our politics tor many years which is i-o Rratifylna to
sober men who are not bound ny party ties, and who
would rather have seen Bayard elected than Grout or
Blaine. I have read Garfield's speeches fir several
years with great care, mid hi- speechesoo financees
peclBily, and they are the clearest expression of the
matter involved that I have r.-ud from any statoe
man. I am alao glad as un scadi inlct&n,
for it looked as If' thone literary follows ? would nevei
have anot..er chance l:i polities. Ielutll be ailed U>see
a achohir ai the tttmd ot tue Nanon."
" How do you ti.ink tae Independent Be publicans re?
gard thc uoiuiiiatiou--will it si cure ii.cr support 1"
Was asked.
" l don't see how any man could have bi cn chosen,"
said Di'. Bellow.-, ?' who, OB thu whole, witikn su wt ll .li
thstsafr ria media fmm which unton is ti be Ntpectcd
lu the Kepunlicau pariy. If the party is noi cautious
bud wisc, there oro many who wou.d not be sony io
seen Huflca oeevere rcveise.ln order to net mi rn the
rat* und the haugera-on who clmg tn it for the sake ol
tbe loaves and nebea, and for the net intact mu ot being
with the sueeeaslul party, aud not Mom ui.y prluuide.
And unless the party had been very wisc, li woii d have
anftVied disaetroua defeat. Many Bfpobllcena would
have voted lor Bayard hiid unvdoubtful caudld-ite i,?-^n
Jiaiocd. I think we nave i-M-npeU that pur. Wuh Gen
em Arttiui'd nomination I au inn ?o well p leo ned, nut
would neither do nor say envtbrani to kIhcc ?n\ obatrni -
tlon in the way ot BepublicHii tnuuph. Hi
may, under fiori bnee, be made thc means rn good.
1 ihiuk we cannot be loo giatciul tor thc tact tint we
bau a mun of tim character of Mr. Hour to preside ot er
the Convention. There ought to be a duuuot recogni
tton of bte scrvK'os.
"1 am very bure,"suld Dr. liciluwa In cminsiou,
?* thai you wilt find the clerical portion o! the country?
If so greet a heretic os I sm may im allowed tn speak for
them?whoae opinion is woith tbe consldi rum. ol all
schools mid denomination-, speak with erruUthaiiuii ol
Garfield. He is a wau ot rellcluus feeling, and oin- of
to*few who attended church while in Chicago, winn be
might have felt the shadow of bis greatness over him."
JOEL W. MASON'S CONFIDENCE.
Police Comiiiiftuioner Joel W, Mason, who
was at the Convention but left Chicago before Un-end,
wes found at Police Headquarters ycatcrday irymg
cases of patrolman, with Commissioner Voorhie. Mr.
Mason waa eu ardent supporter of General Giant.
When asked If ho was surprised at General Garlkld's
nomtnatiou he saldi
" I was uot surprised because after twenty or thirty
beliefs had been cast I saw Garfield wus gaining, and
thought likely be would get lt. 1 ehould have bceu sur?
prised U ho had beeo nomlaated at an earlier stage, but
when I eaw the Grant men would not budge au Inch,
and that the Blaine mea wero determined tim* Grant
should not get lt. 1 waa act astonished to eeo Garfield
secure lt.
" I look on bis nomination favorably. Take lt as a
whole ll is b strong nomination and Will jrlve genera)
eaUsfaeaoa?probably as mach aa aay that contd be
nada The first nomination didn't please tbe Grant
roan, bat when they saw Arthur** name, that settled lt,
I regard the nomination of General Arthur ac a nigh
oompllment to Conkllas, aad lt waa a kind and liberal
asa of tba eatt-Graat men to
ewBiilsBioa nie tn'Oiau
to go in for him under tue olr
eade Melnotte,' I think, where
one saya he likea Claude all tbe better for Wiving fi.urht
with nun, (ind so it wai with ibis Convention.
" Our folk* nre settpflert with the nomination, and Will
go in and woik heartily for thc ticket. I have no donut
that General Arthur's nomination will b.-mg us a Urger
vote In New-York We'll carry Hie State, and Ohio, loo,
and we sh ul elect our ticket, undoubtedly. At the
prose it time all looks well. Now that it is over, I don't
thin a 1 would go back and change ll il leuald, and lake
all the rinks that would conic. Ko, I wouldn't chuuge it.
We have a strong ticket mid will t loci it-"
WHAT GEORGE 11LI-S THINKS OF IT.
Ex-District Attorney George Mia* was
mund by a Tamma reporter at his ofilee in Flee-et
yesterday* Whoa asked as to hts opinion of the ticket,
he said:
??I bs ve expressed myself f.r some wei ks to the effect
that neither Gi ant, Blaine nor .Sherman could be nom?
inated by the BepnMleans. I though) tho Conven?
tion would decide upon edmunds. General Garfield
is n stronger ni ni tbrm Edmon ls. He is u more popular
man. Edmunda is very much respected for his elmrar
ler and anilitv, but bl* very squareness hos led bra to
tread aeon toes where Garfield bas no: done ii. Garfield
IS a man of great tact anti judgment, so lar us 1 know,
bis record i? good. No sui.rt uni.il evidence si to b's
complicity iu the Credit HobUlor scandal han ever linn
produced. Tbe reputation ol no maa who hu> linn in
politic* so long aa GeBeral Garfield and remained poor
is safe if bis word is not to be taken Bguinsl the accn-.i
t ons of a person of the admitted coaraeier ot Oakes
Ames, ft is avery good ttck"t. and shrewdly mail ? np."
?? How do you regard the choice for the Viee-Preai
deaey i"
"General Arthur's nomination ls worth twenty
thousand votes lor thc ticket. The reason nf this ls tual
Senator Con kl rag wi.) puen in and d > bis nimosi for the
success ol the party durh. gibe coming campaign. His
p. . ci e-ciintiol viites. 11,u h.is li en ap. anni in thc
I ni mir Grain i auipaians. The rtn-nglh ol Ailinn lie
in lae fact thal throughout I ne t n.ire Male of .New
York tbe organiz itlon of Hie party is in the band- of
lins.- people who wm be gratified oud p leaned wita bia
iioiultiHiiou. Then, sguui, Act.mr ia a very iHipuinr mun,
und tbo<e who were oppoacd t-i Mr. CouKling will noi
he ant (goulet ic tu Geueral Arthur. They u .li be better
satisfied with linn timu with anyone olen nnuide tbe me
uiediateeiirleof tbeirowo friend*. Tm re are noeh melita
of weailiie-s iii the uominatl .Us that I ran see. Person
.|'\ my relaiious have oeeu verj intimate with General
Annul, inn they have ceased lobe ko within theleal
year beena** he ann [ have had different views neon
ct-rta'tu questionsol policy. Aa tu mi personal elmi'
for President, I should have picked ont Grant, hut 1
should not have select) d bun ss an avallablecaudidatf."
TALKS WITH BANKERS.
The Kepnbl iiiiii nominal ions were regurtltf]
by bankers wita much favor. Tbe well-kBowu poaitmu
ni Ur. Garfield ou fluaaeial question* makes bim a
favorite with them.
"it is Hie besl mimina; on that could bnve beta made"
Mr. FabBestoek, of th ? First National Bank, .-.iii ns
t.'Mtiiy, ?? in epiteof Ihe raul thal personally I won id
have preferred sherman. I bare known bim longei,but
Garfield has a clear io md, und hi ? le eu sound ala ays
0 . tiiianciiii questions, i heit v<- bo better eelectlou
e..uitl have beeB made, und, so far as I know, it meets
with un.vi real sal sfactli n.
Francis A. Palmer, )>i sid nt of iii- Broadway Sa
lloual Bank, said tba! he thought well ol tue m.intui?
tions. M Garfield ba* alway* been on lbs sHe ol bard
money," he said." aud I un nure that tbe selection of
him for President is a lutherans one. i iluub well of
Arthurton, Yea, ibey ire good nominations, and the
?icliet will lie elect- tl."
Presldeni 1'uppi'ii, ni ihe Qallatln National Bank, aili]
ta^t Garfield would be a safe mat: thal be waa one of
un- sum. dc-t nun in the emin ryon ll u iclal qileatloiis.
" I .un mil eutl.u-la-lic on th. n munition*." Mt. Tap
inn c ntlnned, 'ont I bell \< fhej will lew! io unite
1 i Republican party, atm on thal account I shall vole
for ibeiicket'early aud ott?n.' I'm- nominations are
>i -i?l cues .i i I now tte in.u.t .uni .ni i-(.lint iieoplc can
- ce. ii. tbe Bani*- bed o Uhotil k eking off tin eloiaea."
?? S.i i>. itel numma.mt.?? could have i.i made. ">ahl
l'ic-"i'ii; ~\i i :a.ni, ni Hie M. ti...ii - N it.mali: i'..
"Garfield is no putty mau. aud uithougii itT.iri- have
i-en made tu ein.nc-r tutu with m.un- di?ugr<? ilde
: alters. I bare Bo laitb lu I.tom-*. (J it ll. bl ia Hie
irue embodiment of Bi pump' m principles; lie baa
lound O|4nlooi und the courage t' maintain them
i here ls lin null Ul ol the ?n ?-. ?< ol the ticket, and <i.'tl ?
hi ld will malte a good ITesidi nt."
OPINION'S FROM VARIOUS SOURCE*.
United States Assistant Dis!rici-Attorney
Piero returned from Chleago Tuesday night. win-o
asked for bis views h< explained thal be had ne ronni e
t iou with tbe Convention, hui bavins had business In
Chicago, be took Ihe opportunity of visiting tbal cit-,
wini" the Convention w..s lust-salon. Mi. Piero added :
"Tlie Convention has resulted a< hoary ail nf our
NatiouHl Conventions have, tn tbe select'on ol tin- In?
evitable *d irl; bor e,' Tin-* time thc dark horse hap?
pens io lie a stat' Hin.in ol rare ability, and gta s into Ihe
raropanrn with a certainty of success, f da not
thins thai nny ono tho Democrats ran nomi
nato will In> side to reny any Wealers
state. Garfield will carry Indian i, and I - iv so knowin :
whereof I speak. I stumped that btatcfou' years ago,
and uni acquainted with lt- people, Garfield la very
|H>pular among nil clausen ii the Stale; be baa fr.
iiuent;.v spoken among them, aud they admire him."
William ll. Lee, of Lee, Tweedy & c ., Importers,
in Leonard -i., said of the Presidential nomina?
tion; "I like tho nomination ol General Gar?
field vi ry iiiiieh. Tho Ic-t feature ahmil il
ts that it will harmonize Ibe diflercnt
factions of the party. Garfield's record i* g,>od, ile in
ot the right age.ao ci.un.nt sol.Hf', and baa shown
himself a statesman. He ie contra! Iv eil nated, lie fa a
cultured niau and has proven himself Hole In every way.
Hut it overshadows every t li I ag eNl imss lt, naven man
who caii reeoiicilH the dill'r-in- - of ihe last twelve
months, especially in Ibis 8 ta te, I haven't seen a man
in ull my rlrcb of Bepubheaii :.u?in uni.un- s v. bu is hoi
greatly pleased wlthGurfii ll.
Challis Wiitroua,president of tin- Republican Cam?
paign Club, said: "Thin la h dceidrd victor) for li.e
anti-Grant forces, Tbe bead of the llekel I- one wli.i.i
ev.-ry Bepubi can ciia heartily support, and be will he
elected."
Fr-dnrn-k W. Wlutridno. chaim.an nf the Executive
Committee ol thMndoneudeui Itepiibileiin organis dion
of this city, sahl, coneeruiiig tue Presidential uomiiiti
timi: "Our organiBatiun ls well sntbflcd with it. If lau
substantial victory fe* tbe h Her class of people lu t ..?
Itepublio'iu party, lt should prove a waiuiug ?.? -.>
called 'bosses' ami 'mui-blues* that thu people wheu
aroused nre In earnest."
Coionel Chark.- Spencer, when nnkttl bia opinion of
the nomi nat ion nf General Garfield, auld: ''Hike lt. l
would have preferred Grant, but aa 1 ran*! have bim
my whole snppoit gic-i lo Garfield. I think he will be
elected."
A prominent Democrat said yeaterday of tbe Bepub i
eiin tick.-t: "lu aumc rennets tue nomination ol Gen?
eral Garfield simplifies the 1>' rn crutic nrool io. lt ab
mo.i1oorla uly Injures tin choice of au i:uitern man u
the aomlaee ol inc Cincinnati Couveution. Ail otuer
things being equal, Ohio la a Bcpublicun Suite, fleury
B. Paine a st airing man, bul be could hardly carry
Ohio against Geueral <; irfieid. Tots coi a i|tieiith take*
bim nut Of tbe Bat of Prc l-lential candidate*. Nothing
in s tue has yet been decided upon. Itu one can f,n- \ ct
wnether .Mr. Td len will be ? ranritd ile belora ihe Con?
vention. Certainly noone ia rel authorised toapenK
lor Mr. Tild<-n. Ons thing la certain. The Uenmcruts
propose to place In nniniiintion their strongesi candi?
date. Who tbal will lie I- not ye' dei. i mined, in.
strength of each candidate will bc fully dist Based before
tin' Convention meei-.."
Henry A. Tilden, leo her nf Samuel J., wai nut Tues?
day evening lu tneHt. James Hotel.
" What do you (ulah of thu ticket lust nominated ut
Chicago!" ne waa asked.
?* A Very goon ticket to place on thc defensive." be rc
pliei."
"What will be tbe outcome at Cincinnati f" br wus
next Mrked.
?'Ob tba! point I prefer not to venture an Opinion,"
?us bis cautious reply.
A TALK Willi ADHAM 8. HEWiTT.
Abram S. Hewitt was found nt his office
yesterday morning, und although rath, r reluctant to
talk of the political situation, he eaiuioiuly answered
theqaeetioae pat by Tata Tataoaa reporter. Tho ana
qaeetioB waaia reference to Mr. Tilden und thu rumor
current before the Chicago Convcnlion waa In ht, th it
be wini.d only cotne forward In the event of Orant's
nomuiutiou. Mr. Hewitt Kalil:
" I hud no knowtedgo of any snch rumor, nnd I don't
betiove that Mr. Tildcu's action waa likely to he lullii
eneid by tile Cbiaago nomination at nil. I t.'nn'i bc
lleve the nomination of Grant or Bberman or Wash
hume, or any one of them, -would .'nive made the niljin?
rat difference to him. What ooaree be will trike now I
cannot say. I don't think anybody except air.Tilden
can give you ? hint even ou Ute eabject That ho lias
not been planning and scheming right up to thu present
I do know. With regard to tho naiuinittiou
he has taken no stepa whatever, and Whether
be will be a cai dlUatti or not it is
haul to suv. flo is, of course, In thc bands of the
Democratic put ly, but I should think ilia', if Mr, THU li
c ired lo nm ho could have no greater satin! nt on than
toruu against General Garfield Garfield's vote in ta.
Electoral ConiictKnina was one of tue vtea that co-d
him the Preetdeney tatt time, li thc Ueameratte par.y
Coticiude to raise the fraud iio,uo they Will Uudoubtedly
pit Tlldea agmnat Garfield.
"Persona:ly,I bal eve the Bepnbltcru nomi oat ion a ?
strong one. Mr. G .ifield ta it man ot great ability und
Influence, but ho Uoca not p'asi^s tha: Bteady, atraigji
forward Komtin rectitude wbioh u.iin^iiubed some of
the other oandldatea?nomnli -Judge K linunda. Htul,
ho ls a strong mau, and Depechtlly on thc money que**
tiou. aud the Demociuts will he oompeUed to nomluaie
a candidate with us good a moue} record as he has. 1
dont mean ia icgard to Jobs, bot as ti Ida Onaaela]
record?bis votes ou Nattou.it finance, lt they Boat!sate
one who falls in this particular they win staud lu danger
of losing Ne w-Tork 8 ate. Of course wa hive men iu
the pur;y wita yu.te tm good u record?Payne aud
Bayard, tor lustauoe."
?*I>o you consider those two the most prominent can?
didates t"
" Ob, there are Thurman, Bundall, Jtwctt, Tilden, and
others. They are all equally prominent. But the ex?
perience of tii? Beiubliesn Convention is agatnat the
prob ihlii'y of the nomination of a prominent candidate.
I have n" opinion us to whian tb* chol e m iI possibly
full Upon, and havi BO perlienlnr ction e nT my own. I
feel certain nf one thing?tbal BO soft-money caudidato
run carry fcfew-York."
?? Borne Domeerata tl,mk ftim P.iyne will be the nomi?
nee, find Ibe fls-lit will le- mai. in Carlie Id's own
State t"
M Well, I ibn.lt very highly of Mr. Payne. Ile I-a
good Hen omit, au bum si man. und ever way qualified
to Mil the lillie.-ni president. If Mr. pjyue eon!d heal
(icm ral Garfield in Ohio. 1 ihun. ii won al l>c n Waterloo
lor tbe B publ.eanp.irty. lim o .io ls not counted asa
HomoeroticHtatc, TBereforri " ->,r. Pnvne should rm
anti sboaid c ti v thai Hula, it wouni mean vietory for
our pan v ; ii be should not win W ? should slmi'lv l?sc a
verv dotiiitful Wale and would not be vi ry much d im?
agen. I linc no i,ha. one way or Hie otter. Whittier
Mr. Paine is I k iv to he tbe candidate, and as to Mr.
Tilden'* news on the subject, I know abaotately Leth?
ia*." _
WILLIAM L. BCOTl'rl Zr'AL FOB TILDEN.
" No you don't," Bald Mr. William L. Scott,
of Erie, I'.-nm, a* he -aiv a Taiaoaa reporter who hud
obtained an interview wita him once before comma to?
ward bim willi pencil ;imi note book in band yesterday.
" Painful duty, bel I BlU*t, Mr. Beott," und tie re
imter, srtf ing down bcnltte bim In tho corridor of thc
Kimi Avenue Hotel.
" Hut i will not be interviewed, I tell you."
?? on. as io ih;i:. I simpl] want to ask you what yon
ihin'. of the Bepubllean nomioatli
?'Well, they ault mo exactly. I do not think tbe Hr*
imblesua could have done IBs Democratic party hetti r
service than by nominating the men they di i."
"l>> you think tbe Democracy a! large regard tbi
.nmatiiins lu that way t"
" o' course, I cannot speak for the Democracy of Ihe
United States;?those are my coi. vic, inns. ItblnkOsr
1.1,1 i-. Ihe weukeal man the 1'. i-uil e m < had before the
?i?iiv< nii.-u. Bittier Or.mt. Hlalne or anerinna might
nive polled a cii'ii'tai'le vote, hut I do not think Oar
leld ran do anything. Hberman would bavi bera
drong in Kow-YorK, Pi.?y I vania, mid generally
hreugbout ibe Eaateru States; lint I regard Gard ii'
Hiiniii iiion aa luaurlug victory for the Democratic
i.ifiv."
" Will Governor Tilden run agata"! 0 irfleldt"
" You n,ii.-i not :i I; in- t hal qu ?allon."
'! But ll wo* rumored rbai tilden would only enter
lie routes! iu ease Grout wan nominated; thal ol <r
iv lae he would withdraw in laver ol auotbei mun?tm.
?iiii.v Henry B. Pa vue, or ohm r
" Well, aa tn that, I do uo| know. Governor Til en
ms m vcr yet expressed to lue bis decidion a* to whether
ie would or woubl .i"l allow Inn name lu ho plo, ? >.-il io
be Convent iou. If bo willagree tn ?( hts name mn) bc
mill aili, lhere is lin doiihl thal he Will lie in minali.',
eil if he is Ililli ilia I-il bc Will lie--: eel I univ Ile i li ell ll.
['he whole mailer remains with Governor Tilden hun
i i.."
??And voil thud; Ibal Governor Tilden toiild le- t
ieie! fiiirfl il :"
?? I' il uh.c1.1. Tilden eau i a-.'v parry Vcw-Yora,
ii d 1 hcin v.- he eau can> Illinois ... am ., ii i,.,. .,|. li
H'miel .l-ii pod :i -inni; volo Iii P en 11 van ."
" You mil Tinten conni candi i-ai Si-w-Yolk. II iv
l mu: tin 1.1 m ii i'iv in ..; I I Ho voil il. bey Would
in ll; \e, \ i i.l..u-'.i-l ii a i tor iiim 1"
"We i, I il.iii't kiinw how imi. ii Morl th . wonl I ilo,
lill) ii ioin else could ii.ci vote loll '!' . ? cttiin li
u.mal imi L-ii mi I l-ii. irfieid, 1 think, .ne 'I ,, ,oli i. mini
lu- ll..- OUlV ii lie. ' ll.nil '.ile."
"Iii nounal i il, um "
?? Oh, well, lr Tilden wii turret to lie norn.n itcd lin re
?? i>. in h. i. in.i,ii. an..it tnal."
?? Wi ill li I liol I'.r. i.e lie .1 StntlKlT e.ile I III,I le. tin ll ! , Oil
lin tv ho I"
MItiiluk lih! n i- tn- ntivii. -t min in th :>
?raitt-p .rtV. Pa rn might do more iigjin- Garfield n
Dino, and 1 bell ve in- > .ubi li au ? X<*c lent eau ulate."
" T,u ti Payne would Ilk- ) lu thi second choice ol Un?
iv nu" r kite . uti."
" I cannot answer a* lo Hitit, I do noi kimo v. hom
ii. ilium m.iv tali' I In le si king lu. I m 1 .1
i mi I h a. helter III I Wi I ii- ta . om ll .iv."
- Y-n. ,I..not eas; bul how ii'imiI Hancock 1"
?* oil, Hancock would do o li iu me Mum ern sta'.?,
and I believe would li. a l-ooi! .- it .1 ..l ,t--. Whv, lite
Hrmoeru'ic pir i baa plenti ol koo.I inc . riiere ia
? -pi uk< r lt i .i.e.. aud Ji w t . ami li md
uni. Nobody could pill a lln.-i m. I;. ?? >t| i,', i ,? uni/'
" Aa '.'iel eui., nu i i I-, of thc uti ? i- I"
?? I .io not n,n n i. 'lev un ai; ur. i rate men, and I
bellevi uni mi., nf ti'cin e .a;.i in a. o .1 tn ii."
?? lint inti Mil have lni|H-n i;,ai <;,.v rum Tilden will
run I"
?? We I, thal question )n?l anmnr.ta lo thia it la uni .t
n ! ii: m. ll.a' i lovel imr ll...:- en lt li e i .; ., .r ti ?
s. I alli and uni r. ol a ci ni a--. I i ? n ll he lui III gel
Ihroitgh it sill T --.ul > J,.- lil 'lu liol f.-el .ii. ..I..--uno
tin- one|. i- dil |. a ol lin l'li.-ii'.i lu v I,.] lour |
" Ail, tbfli GiiVerio'l lil eu melina-"
?? - r, I nil UH' Hil. I '. ll wing IOC."
"ll.l nu:" _
" OMTUAIIY.
JOHN REYNOLD l.l'IM.'fV,
.Tollii Reynold Linll ar, tm i>M resilient nf
Sew-Ynik, <;eii ye.t.-iii.n nfl rtin.ui nt Ina min-, N . Il
Irving Pl iee. Hui death wis don in old age. n
Inn n in 17.11 In IhU city and would have been eigbtt i
six yeniaof age tiexl Ile wt, '-.tu. fed al '
Pi met.ni College and ufter ie un: eollere be went lo
CUch, where he engaged lu busine**. '" iw:". '>> mar
lieil Mi-? Ann M..1 ai, il.inc'.ier nf-iii-.rr M ll n. of this :
elly, Hia wlfedving In |h:i4. h.-e me tn thi. rite.< h. re ?
he l.veil i quit t lif<. eng urina lu no l<ii?!m - . !!?
nile tl ill.-l.ti-i. Wini M lin ll I ? I, I I I.C lt V. I llOIIH .
s,.i l, -r, ??: K sici-'l', N. I. Ilia funeral will tski n . e .,? ,
1" a. m. J i n!..i. ut tue Tab.-iuncle nuptial Ci.uiei., Nu. i
ICU M'l-onu ave.
ANDREW HILLINGS.
Andrew jHlliiifrs, who died yi-sferday in j
Brooklyn, was liorn on Hie Jilli of M re . !7a . I",
?.va- one ni Ihe u ;-i ni ? ol : - \ ?_?. \ ?
w ir he timk up 11- p rm mi (j
County, N. Y., and b ? m in a ima il war I
lin Ti . mull ?' ii i 'ii i i lt
ii.mini.lue fortune In I-Ci Ale..:' i-:i- ||,i |,i
Inge un ne Ive I'.i'i Iii p'liiiu", au I Iii Isll w . ,- , ?,?. ,|
.-' ll .t' r. i'm lite I ,, !r. . | ,
mid i M.n ??'. In : he I . . i . - \ ' ? u
> ..in:.. ? . . pi - wi c.- e.il. ri . i . \ , ?
:t p. m.. li-u vcr, .- h. rt" ii.i. -iou , n ?; >< rn .1
mi il li - death, ii hu 1. m ii ii; i i. m. ii |,-,, il
fmir di nu:, lei? mid i c. i. - rn d,
A 'il lie I m.it..I li . 11, ii lileli will . \ ,'
lill C'liti'on ave . iiroiu in, lila reiiiaiiis edi he uk. n io
Tl cn ton for hun il_
Ah ./I ? ttElis.
WaSIIIVOToX, .Tiine '.I.?M ij.ir Clifton Comly,
Ordnance liepurtin nt, linnhe uorier.-d t..r.'liir! t.
SlalloC i.-ii'i Aulni,ii, lex.) Il non the e. ?..,:. i,.-,
of his ex.iniiiiaiii.il I r pi.lion. 'I be t
order diiecilna Pirat l.ieuteuuui ll. M. >\ .ni', !
?llb Artillery, to np ri ti Hie ' min u .li
e.rnl ol Deportment of Wc-t Point, lur dir; m ti.e. |
Hates Military Aciiilemy, li - ih-ch r-voketi, ni s e :. i
Lieutenant W. M. Medea.f, Ht Artillery, has i-, ,,.
il. a. .1 to Ten rt iii t ha' |. >M. Au -il i '.'-.. ; dutV. I' I
Lieutenant William il. Lav.-, |r? Siifii li ta try, i
lb i.i el lol dull wit il the Al elle t. ??.. . n . i, . '..i will ri?
pon iteciil-itle .'.??? IO the i niel -i .il lillie ; ,,. ihe
A rm v. 1' li i-i L.t' mi rn i .ii-... i ii- ' |. . ? , ?_> i i ? ,, , , ?
Int- let n lin lealiv a- -I-in. tl lo du'y:e \,| ',,? \
i,n irteruia I i and Aclu t- foiui il .n ii
iii cniriceiliiii willi Ibe exi'e.inion lu t ... A el
ii >worganism*, and Uai n. cu union d io repor: accord
milly.
llriaadier-Geuer.-d Ilea bunin Alu. .1, pa-.masier-Gen
i rai, nevins: served raithiuiir ?ver imv-ii i-.>umseu
nie v ara un a couiima -lui,ed mu... r, i c Ima m-. n. ni hi
? .nreouc-i ,ind in direrl ou ol Hie Pre-den', iel red
from Heine-ti i a e m conloi linty willi Sect lou! J i:i. i
tbe i--vm.li st
M,i|..r.i. C. If. smith. Paymaster Cnlted Siatm Krmr,
hil vi h/ com pb li il the lui' 'lc - . ii ijii-i i uk I. is p. iver cc n
I bia illy, has boen ordered lo return to m- proper
station. ^^_____________
NAVAL IS lEI.HGESVH,
WabIIINGTOIT, Jinn- H.?Tin- Tu c ihi;i !i ?
in r-n placed out ol coiuuilsulog at lae Mare linn (Cal.j
Navy Yard.
Ihe I'.irininoutli anlled from Georgetown, lleriuudn,
on Ihe 3 1 lust, lor Pal al, Azo
Commander Tbotnia O, ScifridKe Ima brou ordered tn
apeclal duty in thc Bore ill of Navigation, Wi .l.luttton.
Tba folli'Wlni: detach.i -ni? hay,- lie n mali-: Com?
mander Edward Ten v lunn Hu- pi naaeols ai d ki un te I
leave nt absence lor one rear; l/a un uant-Commnudi-r
Ci,, rle- W. behuilta from Ibe t ???w .nt of Hm Ititi lira io
and placed on waltina onie..,; ,.. ,. ,.,,,-,,.
john lt. Mai tin iroiu Hie IUu llrnvo and nr?
tlele,lto,?ttm :,,e..U'.l ; i.ie.t.,,,,,1 RloUard Mil. hell.
dale- Larkin I. l/e. lieiv c. Puller .md
J. M. I rciKiiiim, i'as.eil A?-n-i:mi Hunreon iii-iloi. C
Heil, nil.1 P.mn-il \ -l-l.nu KOglllO I U|,nj,.i I' N iu,u
fruin the H o m, wriiiti u iir,:ern
I- ,i masier Ge uk- ll.? i Wiin ti n ii.en i,rd, red io Ike
II c.'.vniK s..lp Hi. I, ni . I, ii,ii, lalaUil.
Pu i music i- John 1". la tc li has n. cn ordered to atx-i l,I
duli at I ne li-; e.Tii.u of pim isioun mul elUlhUM Ncvi
Vm li N ivy Yard. '
ih.- foiiowina ii. uiehtn. ni have been uiedoi pay
liitl-t'I John Pusey, tl.ni; I ? i.il dull al lue .\ y, Yo k
N.IV.V V I'll, lind | in e.l ol, ' ii lr: OH.. I- ; |'a , .,K|,.r
lt. I'. I.'i.e. tl.un Ihe leeiiiiK Shill Hf, lanna, ault or
u reit io settle :>cc innis; P . ? A--i-1,1111 Ku^lu.ur l>. P,
McCulUley, from iiecuil nt.l roiiueelxl wi:u 1,11 ti.-,!
pit tn, Ililli lll-.lereil IO CV) 1 .Ile "lt.ll dul> ill lilli \\ |,
11 clou Navy Y .i.l.
TUE STATE BO .'/.'." Of HE MTU.
Albany, Jone 9.?'Ibe Prooitlenl of the State
Board ol Me nth, I):- kt M Moore, basappoluiod the fol
iowliiK stun 1.uk i duiuiitu ca :
Executive Him Kinonce I'mnmitirc?The Hon. Pmitua
1,1.. il.-. Ililli I', i.te .-ol' < i I I - I ?'. I 'i.i lld,er.
r-Hiiltnty i iiiiniiioi Pi !? sor i i-i. i i P. Chandler
and Dr. William M -nnin.
( n'.IUlltl e nf \'n ll -Mil -lil'. Iltlll In '. ir ! lat i. Ul ?J )|'.
.1. S. Delaven and In. J. C. Hunt.
Commlliee ou Hanusry Lejralathai, Huies und Ri u
lati .'ii- Itiornei i. "ei.tl Hard und Dr .1 H. Dela van.
Commlliee on Internal ind Kxternal l^unruntiBi?Dr.
William M..-iuil.n mid the Hon. KraetBS Urvwha,
ColuuilHCc on PdOltv li .-tun nu. -Dr. J. C. Hunt and
Dr. J, 8. Deiavan
L'ouiiulitco on Druin.tire. Beweraite and Topography?
Prafsaaei J. T. Garuner and Dr. J. C. Hunt,
Tun l'lcsideui mid Heen-tary ure rx-offlclo mcnibers
ot the ecrcral commit ic. a.
THE CHICAGO TICK KT.
UNANIMOUS ArPKOVAL OF THE HE PUBLI?
CAN 1'liKsS
A LIBERAL HUT NOT A BTBOICG CANDIDATE.
hroni The Sett-York Iii raul Una.)
Mr. Garth lil is, on record us ooo of Hie most
fnlr minder! and liberal minded men nf hi* party In
min.crt inn With the questions ir bleb relate to auiaa
uiinimouo ireatmetit of the B ni them (Mates, Ilia in
stlnets are aol moan of a doraaaoaue. but thone of a
stiitcniiiaii, ainl wo nuT" no doiint that if be should be
eluted in would hea? liberal Him considerate lo tim
Kout li us General Grant I nd teated bia purpose to be In
hm i- ?cul ap celii's in the Southern States. The teiiden
ci sot Mr. Garfield's ininti are lo ri ne. above nii'roii
111:1 dctl pmtlSAIiahlp and Heat i|i:catlous on tin lr
ito tiler mei Its. Mr. Garfield ls a uetitleman of culture ;
the whole ion,-of the milli revel ta ii?nin?l the narrow?
in -a Ol merely portlaw imhtica, and should be ho
elected we hate rn dooW tbal his policy would be
dil eel ed to ihe Dentins; nf sectional animosities.
Uni in spite of these iffvai mer.ts wa cannot regard lum
al a strong 111.1ild.1te.
A COMPROMISE NOMINATION.
the XewYork World [Vin).
If tbe I ii-uioi ruin ol lin country we not
sal, li, 11 wit ii ila result or tbe Cblrasro Gnnventlon they
ur. very hard to please. Tie non inattona ai Chtcnco
rio not. Indeed, luatlfytae Demoorste In exnectlnjr lo
win with the tainted candidate nf 1 divided party. Btu
they do ampi! jus:.lr tbe Detnoer.ita in expecting to
Wli M ll li ll rem npres -nfltlle of rhe nrtnciples of the
Democratic pirty, up-n whbb tina Na-ion wua pros
P'-r nely jroverned tbniujcb three-quarters ot ita exist?
ence, and upon which, lu aubauince, pt nee has beau re
e-it olmhcii sli.ee the close nf the areal rivi! war. The
nominal on of Garfield in not only a compromise. It is
u ueuk ami timid compiomiae. For several anya lt luis
been evident (hal the content for tin- nomination lav
lietween Grant and some outsider uho had an tar ne
veiw '? 1 no sii'iik'ili u hulevt r in the Convent! 11. Gen
el il (I .rh. hi na- the likeliest lil a 'or Hi- 11,.mutation,
Miir General Garfield, besides ha v. uk a certain post*
H-, e ni it'll ii in the pai iv, bas excited no act no cn mi?
llen inibe nutty, ana, lunn Important still. ainceQ n
m-iiMm" ll. lu 1 ? 11 eir!/-i. nfOliln, a t.-emrallv lt I'ulili
c tu a iii, v ni.lt hoi.In an election in Oct-ibor.
An POrULAK A* l.l\' Of,V.
from Tin- Kew. ) ? rk- uroi>hU 1 fnrf.l
We icjmuI Hu- iioiiiiiiiiimii n Mi. Garfield na
on. 1 pi emili 11 .ne. I: 1'ie Ii ...i,ld eau p. 1 i.v cte w.11 .il
Hilliest November, ll cen win un ur lila leadersi ip.
?--.i.' ry .-siiernmu would pu.>ly have he 11 an
I null.1 -linn, candidate. Hi Keep tory rtherm.in la
licul , uii-i lie now s. Mr. u.itl- r] 1. ll. nf Collrae,
rom tai- linie until November be 1 farrel nt ?filch will
la med lliliilinlielitl'lc shill-. Ile Will In isamlcd for
nh-ie a of which he is limo'en!; be 11 ill he license.I ul
Cl leen ol winch bu kilowa lioihiuff; be Will be de
11,1 ute. 1! ii- nee Hot nu '? liol flt lo t. lin;, Uti' liol lil tn
live. I'.lH thia loirenl of vii lieut n ?. u li r'i luis el,.adv
lu tl iw, will 'iii ot 11 1 av ul. Mr. 0 rile ii 1- a nure
tuan ; a . c.v. dieu.t patriot ; ., ..;.?-.ic nu . , lem, ill j it
in net ir tl 1.1 ill ;'-. and
lane .I , .nv a lila pres ni cominan lim: p.minni tn his
nun un udell 1 ff rta. Ih- can , -.. . of Ghin wi I 1- na
lie rall ipllltei 0 I :,ie11-, nial will |,illili,;,ii
II ill,' a- pjl lt .1 I'll all eil'.
A 1 llupui ..iii.y A' ? KIM UIT.E TICKET.
; rom /.-r Sri'- I ork Keening /W 1 md. Hep.t
Tin- hoiiiiiiuti'Mi ni .liiiii- A. Gailii'ld at
< ..i tel one. Il li. u K'< ' "l~ rai .itt- lunn
c 1 ami m..n.e. r di-rii'ts un- I-,. -.- . 1, oi, iii,
h. tin hiv ii r.irint r au I ..chi c, bas beeouie by Ids
ur nd .1 - me 'i an. 'J'..,, ? ?
ai ,: ,, ti., mo ?? nun pr ? ? 1. - -. m .1 ? a ?
en1 dance with i!io?e ol I hr Keening l'-is'. ',' ? nen
to 11 -'eu .1 bc ' un a-.. .1 nc p ile io nil tudepeiidi ul
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Jiitttea A. li 11. 1 '. ' ?. rn ?; Ol. ai. I
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be nee. l?l . o ll.e arel a ? iiOni v lei .
t; ?? disco ii ale 1 elene ta ' -I have li eu ci . .11 - 1 ul
11 third leroi, ami in favor of Civil.Se'rvic ;???
tot m 11 d nie purification ni uni poltiu d syn ni.
NuT I'M il' l'P-1'l-I.H IV I'Iii IH.du ':A I '-.
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Al iii.I <>l ll ? lolly; 'li pi ra i m. Hilt Ii ?
plltdh lill Nm'nil.ll 'lilli' h |H .;,.,,!.
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ll ' |'l iee i Ililli IIIIIOU .' Hie forcUll.nl
?ii. lueii SM bli lui i io I o. te Ulm i ?( t tillea, iou ?
? Ul Ll i llloil Ol Sh t'iiliK pl .nelpie,
? uup . I V. I ,i i. ia I ." ; 'I ?. i.e..
equi Va i i:i i tu \> t.eiCTus.
/ rum ii,- ,i .,./, /,',y ul uro i , /: p.j
(ilTII'lill (i.ll lil-l l's lltlllllll.il IOU 1 . til ('(Itltnl',
eu iii i .iii ni in nu Oil ? I , ll- i luci i miec led b) men ul all
pu "iee Ile i* ., mae Who WiM io.nu. .id I |;e votes of
bia purl] lo.ll. ill'l Wit i. Ill .il - |>lll'l t I ot ell.I' ? er
iii d aid fi 11 na a -I,iii -iii ti , will i ? uiuialid tile aupport ? f
ta mi-, 'nd "f tim -uh. ;.foppi t ? liolltliiil liillll,
lllltWi.ii.il'. .le.|Hi.n l,| n-.-lui; Ile linle.llill Itt K. |'l
linn, i.k ?'"?? ? ci rahs
THE i;xi'"Miv. i , . : \ ional idev.
i u . r t i u ii hig i'-''p )
'I'luil (jil, l-l .1 ti. il li.lil Will lt,- i-li'i'ieil tlie
nest Preai'l ni ol m. liol, d Kim ea iii -re e.ni he no
lu .i ii uh: Ilia i lleie n III ll the aim M lit rino to-luor
mu in the , a ?? i ii iky, ii. : .. In.li lu .,
Ile l'Z| ?lienl , III t Hinch ia u ou Iii he
wriiared, la ub'tli.-i . i ? ,| Ktaow is li Ntiti rn
ne illy ii i. ie- n . .1 :. k I Lei ot a rope of
? d. lie it i ?.. ? . i nell ia) ,;.nl d by lia char?
il, iel m, ii pioi,erl i pn,p. i- e ,i, t.,,.., . | |M|
,.. aol ii I it, p.: nie,i.a , duel I io i.f state U .Til.-, lu
aile I aeolit.sl aa '.tim, the l.te.iolH.t U Iti'd h .tl 'rt us a
N le mu ?' .in i ah ill piovail.
COMMANDH iii; UMtllOKEN 8U1T0KT ol' I iii:
PM ?
ir ' . . JJ u.i
Wc rinifrrutiiliiii' tb lt piifilieau party Hntl
ii 1. ia i-hoa a -"ii iii .ii uni, ? ii ,.i'iK- tuen,
I " ',.. Ill ni 1,1,.,| I , .ll.ie , . ;. ii u IOU en I I
nor in t ? li ai il . - .1 ju -A.i ,.n ll' 1,1. H n i niuo p h
n,,pi. pi,iv.-i ml , i incut- of mn natl . and will
nilly Hu iiiiim cu -up,i,el nf tnu parn in ci, riN.it,.,
II! el il I-i' "?' W- V'.: . . ? '.., fi ? ll i 11 en elie i i- e n hm, ii ,u
lo thc Hepr Ileana In Novel.I. Ph,-.cn han n.ime,I
Hu lli-Xl I'l'i idem, li., u..', in whu li tue iinlnliuttiiiu
I- I 'fl iVI-ll , , ' . ,1,1. ia full' HI Iel nf the . hlull
i.np,io.i every when li tb .nie,mic of tb-areal
c.ll,l-l. _
A Sui.DI I l; AND A RTATRhMAM.
;, m //.. fmotgu rumi (/.V/..i
In Ihe jut-n,i ni li nial t.aiiioltl u,. |,;ivi'
a en1 io i ,t. ii, iiiartt ,i .i umi liuecnt'i nf
ciiataiTci , ci niii.au ilui; ii .n, tried putliollaill eli.I
ii'e.ii.ni alan luaiiohip. in mm me ueiuuud furn aoldler
;tmi lin rtfiimed for a at .;. - ui:iu 'Ul' lc upi.ti i
fl-I We believe nu urinnii a foe in Hie |iuily. mid
il,ul u.ih aim us otu t..;ul.u\l-li ur-t thu Ueplilipcuu.
pai i> may jr? t " arauul) tv u."
A TICKET l'olt Till. \\'tuH.P. ki PPi.i.it an PARTY.
trom The Horton Attotrtutt HSspi
'J he nomination ol Ucuerul Uarlleld cuuuot
l>e H. o .ie..y Mclcoil ,1 III ai WOO lune i ile KUOU of
|i . i ii.d ot roUUtry ul lt.an, not monly aa a
lonni ".;' Ullicton ??lilli .fit nilli.itlilti HlHt tan much
I i oe i ???.retic'l, tull ns nun , ho nti-lilv ,-,ud In |(i |f.
'Un in .mu. ail'.ll Hi,il ll,!.. I i en mild" lilies no aiicU lil?
li :p'i l" ' I ie I ?: i-i' -iipponi-il tat'tu.u.n ii, i.,'| ixcUae
the ,,tm i for manifeatiui; thc leaal i-sltallou In ss-ci-pi
iiiit tue result. Hen,ntl liiilbji.l la a polliiciun of tue
heil -i ri. A in.ill li ita ii ci u-ci i 01 n. timi he han am tu?
lloh ls t i bis oredlt, ailed he Ima uever o uiprou>iacd
principle, or med unworthy uteaus to cum prouiohi ti,
N, V I Wll? a ln.,1,1, Utli'ii livia a-iU^.it ilflei' el expeet ',1.
(ii ncr.,i ii.ill-d la under ob lafatluu to nu cm pa or
woiker.n mr ma iioiniiiui.on. Heidln.utitl hy no pled>io
of any sort; ho ls tied by no cliques : he w? *? ???
candidate of tho whole Republican party, and the Pres?
ident of tbe United States.
DON'T WANT TO CONDONE IT.
trom Th* (Moa m>t*r**r (Vern.)
If tho Republican party were in an assured
majority tlirotik-bout the Union Garfield might be a
fuirlr anona: candidate. Hts offlrliil record ls not clean,
bul it eninpares well with those of the men who nom?
inate I him. Hut bia party is in a minority of a quniter
of a million. It bolds tbe Presidency by shameless
fraud. Garfield was one of tho infamous eitttit, that per?
jured inajoritv of the Kloctoral Commisaton. who sub?
vened thc will of tho sovereign aiates. No man who
sat in that mujorltv, snd who voted to talie from Louisi?
ana. South Carolina and Florida meir s.iered rlithia. and
to nih the wholo people of their choice, can ever be
elected to tho seat of George Washington.
WILL MEET WITH HEARTY APPROVAL. .
trom The Bolton Journal (Sep.)
Thc selection of Geueral Garfield as thc Re?
publican candidate tor President will meet ihe hearty
approval of the entire Republican party. For ten years
no mau baa posaesied lu a greater degree the confidence
and esteem of tho mn?s of intelliu-eut Republican voters.
His exprcssioiia ol It-publican prlnolules have been ac?
cepted ita the boat poasihle exposition of Republican
Id.-na mid purponea. Tho itniw.,rtn can support hun with
thc heartiest enthusiasm because he hulda io tbe creed
which they believe to bemo.it essential. Tho Independ?
ent Republican eau jnvo the nominee bia most cordial
anni.ort because Gem ral Garfield his always been tden
Htle l with Unit eiem-ut which would elevate the tone of
National politics. _
A CHItlRTIAN GENTLEMAN.
from The Holton Voiyir,<wtion<ilUL
General Garfield is a Chri.stiau gentleman,
belonging ,o the lenoiuination known aa Disciples. Ho
is a ^iiulii.ile ol Wllliama,we atc Iniormcd, and has been
prealdenl of n c.di tie in onto. He tn,ole a Uno record In
the Army, and also I os been a leader in the Boase of
Repfi .tenta!iven .it Washington, where lew others have
inn1 so much Influence. He ia widely known throughout
i he conn rv, i specially at the Went, and Ina well-deserved
icpuiinioii ,ik a c cnn, scholarly, Statesmanlike und
I in-ill ort ny man, will render hun a ver.i difficult candi?
date mi ben. Trulv, ib. praters of Christian people lor
il good nomination have men mis.ie ri -d. L-t us thunk
Hod I _
KOT PASY iou THE DRMOf RAT? TO BEAT IT.
from Thc Sprlng/lidd HtpuMlcan {Jud.)
To Hie positive record which Garfield oilers,
the H. m.ki ill ic pat fy will ll ? iori ? "l.fo t,|i;,o-e a emull
date whose record m eqiiilly pi-itiv. a mau wbise
i n.ir.it ii r sai'overeproach, anil who** public -erv eea
have given open proof of bia ability. No iiutihHul c.n
ditliite nil avail me Democratic patti, anti even wdh
rb- beni eamiidaii h it will enter tba ibid overweighted.
The Repuiiiie ni ticket ia numin itel to succeed, tho
Democratic ticket must Int nominated to deserve sue
i' -. Wi , inn a iel.e; Ile Democratic pi (Mp, els will
Imi iov. as tb c .mu iigu goes "ii. ami the party may cu
:> r tia Amu un w.t.'i fair prospects of victory.
RrmitKLY N V TI-PIED.
rr,.,n Th*Springfield VniantXtp.)
The Inion ia entirely aatiauYd with General
(.. Hi n ; 11 uni.'id-it un i o flu' Repiiblie in pai ,y
f : 1-.-ii...: d-e n n i reason to doubt ihit he will lead
i.e ...,ic io v ci rv lu Nov mtier. Tie personal dlaap
pol n I ne nts at the re-Ill I vf Mle ( onvi-U'! fl. while Ula ny
mil oe p, mil no: bo Plating, hu. will anon yieul to th,
I H'l illili em -iil-l-.tllll'in ||| ,f -lltiiliiull eli tl -nod licpllll
licaii to . ot i< for tlc -in ct sa of h'- party, h.- it v uk tun
t .iiiii only can they bert -.ne the Inter
i : ? ol Ibu c '? u.i v.
A MAN 17PON WHOM Till: PARTY CAN CXllE.
/ ,? , /hi Sew-Haven Jour.ial ami < ourhr tl.rp.)
Thai which hu- lie u uccoinpliKhed ut Chi?
rac i . r ? il ? Wot Ml lill t|| lituc .llui 1IOII ile ll ll rn-ont.
Prom Ht beginning there Una I.n a ?Ueoe>slon of Vie
Iii ea foi Ibi Whole ot tbe Kepub.lean part v. ii.-te ul ol
la Hun acre lively pit dieted lm it. 'Joe uni:
i ul" iv a- kl I ? I, and 'in- pr nelpie ni district n-pr-- uta
I ion more li.miv eafablisued. And tl.any n mau nus
milli, ni 11 il fm P. s I,- i upon ii jenn tuc party eau unite.
Senator (' nkbtig di-riared a week aro thal nulvanact
? U ? e iii i pr win tue i 'uulnat.'o'. of Genera) Hrant.
mi p. ? mi th nkiiu lo-day that all the bitter
111- nt the ii i ions :.t i ha igo oas been overruled for
ii,I'll. _
A RECONCILIATION CANDIDATE.
I runt vic SrwaekAd*ttU**r ||m,|
General Garfield rome* before tue country
with a -t in |, - nani*, backed by ?? cha ..der tut ul
ent-rirv, prlueip c ni menial ie-.uirc . Il ia a recnn
e 11.11 Ul, 1 lilli 1 , lie. DU I I'' -I Clllul I illl.U ||,' I.lill 1 VotC,
i i..lil lotlslv tendered. On the tlnrticth ballot he natl "J
Voim. Ou the thirty-sixth bullo) be ia nominated and
it ti Ii iii- lox- President currying with hui even ele?
ment, ol Ibe l:'pnhilitn pin v.
A CANDIDATE FOR THE INDEPENDENT VOTER.
/ie,/. Ill, fhi'ilW nhill larrit i/.''ll.I
Tin: sii|i|i,iritis t?l Blaine, Grant, .Sherman,
I. In niel- iuiiI iv ,- lillirie' titi! each support darli iii
v .tit ..ii th" Z'.il uni Intei esl that they would have
. i''i ii cir -p rial e.indi.I.i,c. 1'b- liiilepei.it, ni v. t-r
?.. .. thu i. s mil,, of p.nt i - hilt a great deal of candi?
da tea, will timi nU tl ililli.il Id n: i .til) co. i -up
in li .< t x;n ip _- standard. Aa. owma lo the.nm
ii of thc < uiveiitj.iii au I tin- divided .si.t.e of ;>ub
iiefirllntr.li * n in.-tl .1 thal per mi preferences
c.ve w 1} lo i te ii'-t lutenists nf the en.bc party, we re
g.trd ibi I.itu MM : I Ml. 'la'lieid ?.- :;.. ino.nt lortu
:i ?' ? m.. iv:, i li the Coll Vi Ul loll cul I lie ie pl mu lu fine
? .tn. With Illa millie Ml the ne, Iii ol in. ir ticket.
lue lt put c.:ip. r.i will again. Mitt I860, cavi> et ly
Not I tier n !?: le. The -p enc of a thllil It-mi h'? gouc
il ,w i, un ' Wi h I' Ima -li-ii've ired nil tra. e o' the ti ara
whii , iii a, n ,: vt- everywhere icltot a Democratic.
liiuiii] h i, \. November._
\u-i: i OUNSEL.
lr in The Mleuteljhitt A',,r//i Americin iCtp.)
Our Mi kel Inn bern inside, and n is a pootl
ii,:, hui phil orm na been I u'? 1 ,'i -.1. a mt lt I- a
e,,id pl foi ii. Hu lie :;,eu wi in irk understand that
Hie eiiiiipnign of IsHti ia uni lik"iy to ? c ui'uli n a ru- ??
l..ul e. und ili.it :t- duration will inti bi inn.-,.cd ly
ci.md,cnn sk ? a a ,1 ?, .:?.? pt-uaitnt bl U.ml->ol nnv.tri
nilen .-. No;- will ll lu- au iietg mul letxun-lv aa
III lill. IO lillie tO llllll.lt lolls pei--,un lu prosecute lin-ir
ow ti u uarr, ; - i-i tm i vp n-e ni the party. A convenflou
v li -..' ch r lo li era li tl ?.. u ol by accldcut?il
ina'teis inn?waa :,ble to 'lose eui >p i.fUUUau.il
i\ Itt liu-lll ll Wisely, i'i._llt lo li' ., i ,i?n,Z'd .is the
em.r: ,.: fl'l'll ilppeat. I..,"i llepil ? leal, S.tOUld 'il
i o pill nWit ill hillel.ni|i| ; , r n i1 animus
ei. a . : ,i, i ki. pi 11 .ii'.-ii f >r :.ii ..il', naive wari un .
AN \r.;r,.i OT' I i-i l>n
from int l'hii,idij,ni,t lt**, "rrr (>.V/?.I
Til ? llejuihlicin pally u.is in .1 lUit-a A. Gar
1 , I . ,' . lui :.?' i ll.Ul ll ... - le|| .,
vu ?' il eu ileiitimi nu ,ln-l >:?? i> m el Iii uppnltei r
I'alMIt'ly and llUorollnl), 1'uI- un.i i ii: ut 1- iii lt ? ??
? ? .-.i. ugi.i?an ,ii in ? ni . ncc.-as. ii
n'-v.-.l' -lilli' ? i m.iii.. It i.rs fiic p.. ny aa
ii ll h ii i , i ?:- tin ii, in; ii in,uren i.?: 'i, , mun .in,i.
. a ci t .1 ul , o.uue.i e. jud ll la I t?i ol prout is -
Wi ii aili-ii .1 , ... lid He sit e - a lutild bi as
i deft ul iv. ul,I t: t-. ? ?. '| , work
II Un. .1 III Mill Oe ' pie . 111. . liol .1 t n? ; IO Vole Itu
mell U "tic Will be .ul nillill'de privd li ii'.vnu
1.:.. I moved the Convention ti eff-et bia uomuia
,1 lite people io i lied Ills election. Lil,ter
h- b-ii't. la.up Hie i..in p.tr;y t n mureh, w itu
li il a -.: le pi ip- . i ? il et I I.llll triumph.
A Poi:\llHAl:l.E CANDIDATE.
/,? m /hr Philadelphia UdoteUnd.)
NH inn' m likely io ank who Jame* A. Gar"
Ile I, I I-. I Hit Itu; I lu-'event cen Wu! n Ile ll..- I) ?cu III I: I!].
arte . ins i i uta and ability bavo given bim such prout*
llli lice fl.al bill l"W i Uh ie iii ii at in ri e lt plCUOIta .
knell ii to iii" eounlt-v, o- af whom u l.v tuVor.ibie
,. ? ii ,.?? la hold, if iii- - t aside ll: ? pl. |um i n Inti glow
mi" early' uiltutloiia. A.'id what In - lie it as wade
' r a- miv iiiiii |. tip oiiii,hr ol his own
, ,i i ,- i, instinct."ii unit honors ("onaiiieriuK the lint
...n e. Iii iii ? Diurnal I li -, iu.it charade, U I I Ut' enli?
ven, i ii n nominee, both saltire "lid at Ihe lilli ai-u Cutt
i .i. .1 nu.'o' n ,ie ii ip en, i lints third, i nu ri.i or
ll'tll l.lil'itVllll.lllilllV Mould ll iVl lacll tilt' nil e lie ol'
lt lill li il lien, :, U.,iil Ll betunga tn the tr nt rank
I hus ,\al ioli.lt rcltou u aa a Veri luttUeU lal lue ni her of
Iii Nail, -it, I.e..-..lillie, Ile .ill large ex. ?llclK-c. Ile
,.., ., >., . ;, inmi onl'i ol iibllltV, an 1 bis ena acer ia ol
lin- ha; inai commands respect. His imiuiua' on la
..i.ll J 111, ' I- ,i.a .e, ali I he ll III lllltkc a I ot uti,tallie
. ile. iii Cnn mn iii Coi,v. nttou will now nerti to
pul fora arti '-.it heal imiu, mid tte wilt he very unod
nu1 ed it ne ,- bi t r than t bc Coinage ttomiitee.
\v ILLCONfOl.ll) \ li rilK IHilTI.I.lCANSrKI.Nl.il li.
from Th, I'htlaJ*!ohio Itteordi Ind.)
The liitieriii >n ni iltc.eouteel tit Chicajro
ml: i.-a I -i. i ,e.- |.-ave an ti , 1, ;i -t it i nate In lue
month, .1 lim triendri ot Hie ti adliik- t ilihl.date. ; bul
in ace no reason win Mr. Uar debi abou d not cnn- I,
II ll" Hie ll | '?' I i'll .nil'.-Uf.'I. Ile ls lu| Uiptllline.l
ll) till UT' ll' n lt' ii ll.ll. hi-ci fnlllll ic , -I- IU, 111,lett
iii ri ni.lt :tii i h..I,-..-. Iii li it iuu ai i omi c i me, and one
ot the lie.1 of i h.- -i c.uni-1.nc men. Hm,, mau ol good
imi ul - md . quick'unit ready mind. If li ? bas a inuit.
il ia pt-ibupau disposition to yield bu heifer Judcun-ut
ii li p'.n ure. At ii'tii i cn nun anti "-..iiiiirl .). Tilden.
in,mcii li.dei, i" I,i? Mauler lu nil thc mit ot atatea
ip, we -iud toiiaiilvi'UatUi ld the eater mau iii
the I'll mile.ii tal t uni. _
ACI'I Tl Al;l.f. TO ALL UKl'L'm.H'ANM.
from I'/i, LunOUtUr Kx.immer iAV>i.i
General G:nfield baa a national lepntntion
.ne nt in aid -i ntt'o-iti-u Iii inc conni ry. A
il ie en i a, a l '.trued Jui-in., u aplemllU n|?-ui,. Vi wau
lew i ipia I- aa au ora or. aud abo vc all a pain >| In ? hom
I ben m no mill", he ?ill Da acceptable to all Keuublieans
ami all ell lit. Un Sf00 .lie ouptin, tl Ul the ?t cm...on of tho
Doiuocrullc < tuifcdcratt p 'itv lo power.
THE CANDIDATI- IH THE PLATFORM.
/', ia th*%alUmort .imf/icu,. {Kep.\
li Generul GuttielU was a "dark borne" in
lin- .-en e lat ll. wan UT I it .'Mil t I.l lue ii'lniii.,
i ititi, io ii.siiui.i "tink hursi"" lu Hie .- nail ibm tie
,1 h. ni ohncur . negative man. On the contrary, there
ts no mau in ibo country wi.o bns rnulet ti Bioree.41.
-.uni timi IthollniH pui'i.c .- | vu c I B le'.-, opittloUa on
all , ni,ile ip.'-iion- are m ic mill and eomptetely put
upon record. Asaienilei ,.: bia puny in HieUouaoof
It'preni ni nvea he iccupies ihe poati.ou which under
ie Kiigliah cniiatltutl >nnl ayst-m would entitle bim lo
ihe i'rcuilersiilp. In uin c iso tli ? csimIUmic rn Indeed tbe
p ttiioriu an . tu ik n ino ii'tec,- or ahortihimiugs iu ihut
noeu.i,tin a mat ai ol a i.ill moment, iii. re is acnea?l
hie io i tri >, tic in I lie Hies oj The l'i?iym?ioinil lier-rd
fm the lani a i ? nit-en ; cain a vast hotly tu lila Utter*
itiiet-M that n iii cu,mic th" pu icy "i lila a-'aiinist rai ton
i.. In eal ima toil with u et ilmuiy which bua u< i. r existed
iitia tegard louny otboi Preaiiienilalcuudidate
A HAl'l'V BOLUTION.
fri m Tilt Cincinnati Vomm*reial tf>ui i
Tile iiidiiiuilinii ol Generul G.irlicltl is a
I,ap,iv suliiiii.il "f :h uiltl. un i iii ?Inch thu Kepublicuu
piny iva- involved nv the limit triii candidacy. Turra
l- Un iu-T 1,-laVe Malic lc lore us a? thal Which would
have arlniTi ll Ulidll had i,ecu tbe tiolutUue. Tbe tbird
Itrincruaadu ol ino Baaaea bidaleatod i^uiiaiimouaiy.
iiii'i u e m.ali k.lu tba good old way, takiua comfort
in oin nupmaiitioiis nliotii Wa-inniitou Hud Jeflerson.
i.c.ici il Uartteld is decidedly a man of brains aud of ex
tnmr nniiry PlfonnHlloU lu politics itiiil l.t iiitunt, a
bard iimxnt and class reaaooer?lu eviry way a luign
m..11 aud i,'.u tl nt tuc com lie Will grow upuu tao
comm., ?a u candidate. Ilia capacity will ie louud
ei|ti:il io nil oinorg nell's; bis tani will not fail him in
tho irymg times ol iheeawpugu; ho will unite thone
Who disbelieve iu tho expediency or biuustlug nil the
Ut puriUHMila ot Hiu Uoverument lo Ihe Democrutie
l ai ty; ho will ba tue ncxtPiealdeut of thc Uultedalales
ot A mci ten und ho will uover be u ouudidato for a tulrd
term.
THE COURTS.
rn
A TRANSACTION IN STOCKS.
A QUESTION OP PARTNERSHIP DECIDED BV
SUPRliMK COURT QK.NKRAI. TKIIM.
Richard J. Capron and William W. Mer?
riam, stock brokers in partnership, brought au action la
the Court of Common Fleas making John B. Tbompsaa.
and Rlehsrd J. Capron defendants to recover *<W4,eo?
which was claimed as due under an agreement for tba'
sale and purchase of siooki on the Joint ace on nt of Chi*
pron and Thompson. Tbe plaintiff between NerenUatr
25, 1873, and April 20, 1874. bought for Tbompsaa
50,650 shares of Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Oea?
tra! Railroad stock for $1,647,126.52 and sold 24,300
shares at a profit of $9,979,86. The same amount ai
stock at the same price was abm bonaht and sold rec
Capron at tbe time and tbe entire transaction wai
charged on tbe brokers' books as to tbe Joint account af
Messrs. Capron dc Thompson. When the firm of
brokers failed on April 20, 1874, there remained
unsold 32.450 shares oLaaeh of the two purchases, and
theae had been ple-danlT for a loan for the nae of the
Him, without the knowledge >of Thompson. Tbe steak
was nut redeemed bv the plaintiff!, and was sold hy tbs
pledgees. The plaintiffs sued for i heir losses under thia
sile.
Tho case was referred to ex-Judge iDsrrahnm, and was
indore him for nore than three years. He held that
there was no partnership between Thompson sad.
Cupron ; that there could be no recovery on a contract
us eiali..ed to have been made by Capron and Thompson
to Capron and Merriam. He gave Judgment for tbe de
ft-ndiint Thompson, and dismissed the case.
A deda.on of the Gen ral Term bsa Just been handed
down iitliriniiiK thia finding. Judge Larremnre In bis
t.pinion says: " There waa no partnership between
defendant!), nu account stated between thc parties, sud
If plaintiffa nad no i utboriiy to hypothecate or pledge
Thompson'" stock, then upon the facts of tbe oase lt hi
imponniiiie tu fi,und a prt'sumptiou of bis liability in tba
piduises." Judge Van Ilium concurs.
FALSELY CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Mary Healy, a washerwoman, was employed
ut Hie home of lhomas Tate in October, 1879. One day,
titter tbe laundress bad finished ber dav's work, Mr.
Tine discovered that a roll of bills and silver certificates
iimuuntliiK to more than $300 bad been stolen from a
trunkma bill room, where be han kept them. His
daughter Jet.nie, about fifteen years old, who bsd been
alone with tbe laundress In the bouse during the day,
8 nd ttmt she saw tbe woman come out from the ball
ronni, and aoon afterward noticed what seemed to be a
roll of bl ls In the open front of her dress. On one of
them abe noticed tbe letters " sll," which were
taken to bo tbe first part jf the word "sll
vcr" on one of the certificates. Mr. Tate had
Mia. Healy arrested although she had always borne a
eu d nainc; she was arraigned ac tho Harlem Police
Court, and was bold In default of $300 ball. Some sub?
sequent development1! led to the suspicion that Mr. ?
Tate's daughter Jennie bad stolen the money and had
ti'templed to turon- the blaine on the oid woman. Tbe
cliaru-e against tho latter waa dismissed by iLe, Grand
Jury.
Tlie tr.al of an action by Mrs. Healy to recover $2,000
fruin Mr. Tate lor talae imprisonment was begun belora
Jun,ice lineup, m ihe Mnine Court yesterday. The
pi iinift brought testimony to show that tb money waa
stolen ny Jeni lc Tate. Detective Haw'ey aud several
ir.d, mn. n testified to the purchase by the young girl at
tina time ot large quantities of Jewelry, artie.ea ol cloth*
lug, mei, ding :t seal-skin sacque, and many trinkets
without tm- knowledge nf her parents. The girl c aini-d
that the n onev was given to ber by a lady friend. The
case will be continued to-tiav. A. C. Wilson for tao
plaintiffs; H. T. Marston for the defendant.
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
At.bant, June 9.?In the Court of Appeals
tn-day?pn-ae ,t, tbe Hon. Charles J. Folger, C. J., aud
aa-nciiiii-H? tho fiilbiwlng bu-ln'ss was done t
No. 2:l??Hcut W Tonnie, respondent, sgt. Margaret M.
Ki-eneb rand another, .ippcll.uita. -Argued. No. ajli?Junes
J. I iii.in.iOii, receiver, etc., icspoiidcut. sgt Charles Mac
Or gor. appellant? Ai gund. No. 609-Laure 8. Taylor sod
another, appellant* agu thu Mayor, etc., of New-York,
ri "potnleDts.?Armed.
'1 ia f,,.ion- ti-- la the day calendar lor Thursday: Nos. ?33,
'Jf.', 243, ? 9, h's. ?.'?-'7, iii. Ml.
DEClSlONS-Jl'NK 9.
Supreme Court?Chamber*?Bv Jinio-e Donohue.?
Cinte ?gt. Kaffli Ich.?Canna may be pnt on calendar for Octa
ber. In Ho- mat.er ut Studier.?.-?re mein r.tu.iiim. Io Hie mat?
ter ot ti.ile ?1 dei 'tn,, to malic tb? oMer. Scharback art.
melia! nu a.-defendant may have ordar for $.'>0 counsel fee.
i'.ii n-r ct al. i,L-l. th" I'aciiic Mail sii-.unsbip Company - -ito
timi 'luuie I. In the matter of Rosenthal ? Motion d<-iii?*l willi
ont coals, s ms a^t the Hank tor Sav.iiga,-Sec niviuoranilum.
Ittiseiifeid am. 'iverhlstir.?order granta i. Hardt agt. Sciiult
lng. -M- ti ni neille,!. Kendrick art. Henderson.order grsnieil
etebblussgt. stebbins; Monro.- sgt. Itrevoort; Department
ot llulaliiii-aagt. dc Kenna: Kox agt. Burrower; Hernbardt
ai.1. I ie;.' ha. iii .uni inlier-.. .- ie.lui.s agt itebblna . nama art.
aatiiu: Ht pertinent of Bulpunga agt Fash i shriver art.
nhriver ami ot ..rs ; Htel.bliie atti. Stebbins : Society for Ihe
Ke.'ieni tiltia of J li ve- ile In.u qui uta agu Mt Ole nan and oth?
er* ; ??allon sgt. Durant i Hep.irtrnent or Bull dnrs igt
Jan,,a; I..111.011 a.-i. ?-.on rv - Uraiib-<1. I'l.-irk agt. Madnb- ?
#J,ni ia sulHi lent for the service. Wallace agt. Marka?Dis
uiiswnl. lla.-r ari. Oberle ; Ki-ail ga art. Kasaira. In tbe mat
tn nf i.-i-ei-nx.-liner, a-raittttd. In thu mai er of the Chat.
I .rn Kir. In-ttranee t-ontpany ; Beet-ion a.it. Moonan j Mor?
gan ag:, -.i.l/i -U -liran.t.l
ffpeeinl Term ?Ur Judge DiDOluie.?Platt and others sgt.
Plait.-'iff for the tenn. Kox art. Tuaku.?Mir tor the tenn:
mn i'll foi issuetteiiieii. White, etc, sgt. White.?Judgment
Itirdi-ienilaiit; ace iiieicoranitnm. Thc People ex iel Mohr
agt. 'he Ito .ra ot I'n,ire. etc.?seetnciooraudniu. Ihe People
ex io). K .Hu. a.-t. the Bnardof putice. etc.?Same sa lu the
1. ..-of Mohr. Meyer esl. Urie! and another.?Judgtneut ot
defeutuuii.
Bi .1 mitre Beach.?Hntkoff a -t. Robertson etai.-Opintun.
MipirinrC'durf?Special Term?Chiel-Juatiee Curtis.
-1'n Sgt- WU.lama e'.tl.? Motion Ueuied wilh cuala to tie
e .1,1,1 h i 1 alu :>? the vent. Kerrv art. Bonton?ordered na
inti cu., u ..ir tortnii-d Mon'ay of Juue. Hisl-ioial. art lien
dei:.? u icc?'. mi special calen un for !ant Kriilav of June.
1 ne Sale 'ia! Park i auk Sgt. the lierni.su-Atuerican Militia!.
1 n., security O meany et al. Order of aiiimtitutloa. Volki-u
Inriiffl UeGraal et tl.-Ilein,tillar Uleil; uMguieiit affliuicd.
kite* I n a^r. l'T'iiibl".?Order algut-it. Clan, art. the Knick
ln.i-i.er Life Insurance complier.?ord. rainued. Mortz sgt.
lt. ? . Hame l?ek aK-t. Hen.-eek; H'arjn art. Kellv ; Hobart
hgt, -? s.u i wheeler agt. MU a ? Or,lui a tc ran U; J.
f om mea I'han?Special itim?l'-v Jmlce Van
Bnu.t. -Hawkins, etc.. agt. the Coy lana llidranllo Company.
-1 a-ic sc'I led.
Marine Court?General Term? By Chief-Justice
ni d inure Hawes.-Pi hantaon et nf. sgt. lloeteL?The
ii|,e,ili il Inuii ts atllvmcit wuti #10 cents.
Ki ''.1 ct Juntice nu.-* and Jinlue Meridan.?The Am- rican
, otnpauy eat Hock.?order oveiruilng demurrer is
ultu ni-d Willi idtlcoat*.
Hy Judge* McAdam.lineup and Hawes ?slnrhl act tho
s.mIi av. nne 1 aiii-oail c'omiiany.?Juirtiient reversed. How
trad ordered min c mts ol appa to alni th.-event.
tu- .111 lies McAdam a-d Hawes.?L.ttle el al. a^t. Tyng. Jr.
?uni 1 'affirmen w.tli if lu costs.
Ki .lu lues "iicntl.'.u aud ll twe.s.? wilder art. Guernsey.?
ot et anpeale I fi mit ailinn.-i with costs.
Clamber*?Uv J mic, .-sbcihl.ui.?Painer.urt Gunther: Ornw
n.-t. t;ii|siich: Puipeagu Wetib; Hamilttm agt. Mak'er:
1 arl it asl. Connolly ; V\olf sgt. Traube i Telford sgt. Bade
w.iz Barney ast. riaeai tiiotioiia uri. Schouten!; Appel a_-t.
Itnltbaa i McPherson lg:. MePherson.?Motions ITSMed.
Butlc .tat. McCauley; 1-;. rn u arl. I'oudand Brantoid Maa
nf ici.tnug C"ini'aii> . Taylor agt. Fisher.?Orders nf d'.acou.
tuuiaace. I'-it'-ica atil. snit.iger. ?Motion denied. Hunt act.
si.o./K . Ililli, r art. I o nov 1 lanham agt. Van Uut-u ; I li?
te \ art. O Ne. II _t/tilers signed. Lombard agt. Marin ?
t'ulei ol M.nn.llllUoll.
,,,,r Irrm?lurt ///?Bv Jndee Hawes.?*sltace art
Ki ^,11.?'iitiei ilt-ei lug motion. I^ane ari. Potter.- Km 1
tu Haunted, la cutt aui. bmatelu.?order al^ued. steUauM
agt. Turner.?< iplmoa uioj.
OB 1
CAI.ENHAIW THIS DAY.
si refill' rnrnr-CiuuBKaa-l'otter. J_Onirt ooaaa M '
lii.::oa. m. 1 ?aleiiil.tr lalltsl at ll a. in -Noa. 19, 54. 6'JL TU,
72. PS, Ul, VU. W, ?H. HW, lill. IPS, IOU. Iu7. ms. 109, 110,
nu. i;in. 1 in, Uti. .07, -'ii sine. iku. id. -.'jti, tat, aaa, U47.
i'Oo. -I.', .' ?"'.
ni'KciAi. rraiu?Douo'uie. J.?Court opens at IfliSO a. m.?
I_in BUd ead .Noi. JW. liTd, 57.*, bil, .Ul, u~.\ 037. 031.
nil. tit-.'. m7. u'.u. til.i, 520. 414. 54i>, B63. tm, HOI, bli.
l-.1l, I ll. ..h.t. 4 VU. 480. IS I. 617. ,tB7. ."<5. V!5?. U.VI. ?oS. 6io,
0 7. t '.n, I",'.', titi.I. Mil, Illili, ilii.l. U':l. lida. Btiti, lio7. iitiS, tit.?.
t;;o. ii, i. i.7i. tiTi, ti,.i, ii7u U77, ti',?, wo. Ml,(aa. U8J. ri:?4,
o.n.i. t/so. t/.-ii', jSts. j^a. gjo.
t -im-i ti - fAitT ll-Van Vorst, J.?Court opens at 10i30 a. m.
-Nih. '.nt nj. -j ia_ U17. ;U)71. 30,*, tlOVAl, iftiflH, --*707. 1SJ-.I7,
?Ji'.'.'J. 1.1.il. -'101. itlKM. l? '.I. ?-'OOO, MuHa. 1735. OHO, 3l)s3,
?Jun-. 1U7-J, M5?, -JoVas. 897. Mia.
1M..I ul liiuih, I.- co an ooens ut lu.m a. ni-Noa.
14. 1. J.,'.?-. '.'iO'j. Hil". 1MU. lbJrt. HUI. 1849, I. 93d, ?i;?,
lo.... Mo, .-..I. Hill's. 11-.7. luM, lisa, iou ai3.4,aiui,
1. lett.
"t ivitiixt i-oinir?**r?'iALTr.KM?Curtla. c, J.?coan opens
?l lu .1. m. i'.tl-ntl .1 eulin! al ll a. lil?Nu. li. ?
Tiiiai. rsitM Paki l?SmU'WicW, l.-Co'irtii|M>nsat ll a. m.
-Non. ia3o.a74.81X.47Uj 141.713.1-SM. MM. 414, Hum sgt.
l.in ic?a. 130.1. ..76, f'Ja. 7'-o.'.'",7. 70j, ol3, 717,730,724.
I'.uit ll ? >pcir, J. Colin opens at il a. m.?Noa. Mt,
t>.l. 418. 050. -OJ. 794. baa. fM, 52-J. s.<7. 7li'i, Ol'o, 64U,
'.".I".
UOMHoa Pl I sa Wt Ul. TkKM-Vau Hocaeu. J.--Court
opella .ulla, m.?Xn dav calendar.
i ni in Tr.iiu- Van lunn , j. i uart opens at ll a. m.?
.Non 4.11, ia, 15. i:?. ii, ju. i . aa.
IUUI. i ftiM-l'Aili I?I'. I'. Italy. C, J.-Court o|ieus?t ll
a. n. on un* aaai. 2519. n.i. j;&7, aoati. ium?, ic87,
l.i.'ti. 17... .i/a>. "Ali, i;l7u,-l..i'.
I'Aiii ll?J. V. Ii.lv. J. Loon 0|a-aa ai ll a. m. -Nos.
ai...". J..OS aa 10. -^.i--*. a.is.1. ?-?i-i/ >? . asao. *Ml.??a?,
?_-l 1, j..n. :;18I, IM7. a4?>, MSu, I7+1. i777, li?8j. vjw,
le . .'.-1 '-'lil ,. 11,3.
M.\.ii'.r. 1 m ai- 1 kui. TRHM-i'aar I- lioapp, J..m8upsr
Ini lunn, l':.ri 111.?four oueiis al lc a, m.?Sim. 4491.
?lin, ., mi. 43IA. 4-,5U,14"a. 44ll.:i.'8t). Mai,M77.44l9
114o, 397.1, 40.S9. 410i>.
'ikNKiiAL .-sitssii???i'aui i-Cttwuig. J.?fhe Paajta art.
jamil -pm hm iii. Mi.rv-11.- La Vife, ? m,mi cortes, feiosupas
aasauii .uni lei. letv . Iuoin.'s Krnuv. A ll..,:,. t Brown, fearg
iinr : Pattie i> itnuinabaui. grand tareen) . i irv.lue BaBic,
'lie.man iitir.ev. John Hassett, lam.-iv in/^i i'm person : Jer??
la,ali liali", Joseph! e ll. Iiin n, Uunry lia-a.-ll, ur.uitl larcemri
I... pod tin.-..'. luise pren nus , Michael Ku ly. disorucrly
hons'.
faur II-Hildcr.-l*eve. J.-The l'eopla agt. Marr IUIer.
ro'.iierv ; Ja.-.per iiiii.iiiiig, fe.onlois nssctit amt bitten' i Julia
tile i .inn. borgia v : Jaine i i aumneli Jo:i.e. Tu ruy. AreblbuM
1 nu...:.ell. riaud larceut ; Kdwanl bullvr. Kale mown, burg*
lin ? i James Montague. Loins llnrtis, lli.ti.es Sintlh. k-rauJ
lui .in ; li," rae Harlie. Char <?* ll, ltuac, Louisa llo<e. Jenn
Moak, John nilli lek, burg,air ; Jorctniuh lail-n, peijutyt
obi ai ll um,'.nie,ii. ii jul j juba Hci.rduu. Eliza Itesrdou, re?
ceiving Jin en goods.
TUE CANALS PROSPEROUS.
Albany, June 9.?The tolls reoeivtd un tatt
cana a io; lin Urst week lu Juuearunuuled tn $4^,77131.
Ultu uuiubcr nf inilcs tho bouts cleared ia 4AJ4.413 ; lo<u
01 freight curried, ab7.110J.
hii;Hiintcntlt'iii of I'uulic Works DutcJicr la uialnig to
fiiu.il i ni|i'.ii>6i a cotty of Um law to prevent abuses upon
I he ennuis. The statute prohibits tl fee or inward b. In*
pu'rt lo ennui employ** fur dolor ur O.Hitting IO donny
thing I.i tin ir ciuaoiit na such eaiiitl employO*. Mp-ria
teiiil.-nt lin titer suva tho law tt.ust be inf ot ced, and
canal tutn-iu s are directed to use tLeir beat off iris to et*
i-oup.isii this ]iUr|toae.
A STAI.LK BUatN?D UV JfcKtKY CI1Y.
A tire wita discovered in tbe atabio* of Jul*
T. Tee, Xo. oti-l biuuudt-u ve., Jersey dtj- lleigiits. atffl
a.u. yoatarda). Two valuable Uoraea u.ra 1 urned U) .
death lu their ntails. The enure toss wa? about rlA***
tbe stanles ben:g entirely destroyed.

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