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SVmnermcnt- an. fUfftutge ^To-XiglH.
Pl.lwr OrrirA HOOSn "Tt* Snow Flower."
Boom's I iit:iTKi-'' amt h?" CladereU t."
liAi.rs Tnv.ATKi-'-Oitr I'trst Kiiinln- "
Kimi it'i.M'1. uiEATKh-S and ??" An American
Girl."
H av i r.i 1 % I'liaiTRV?2 and 8?" Peaeret."
Maiijdn Sotrina Tiias'iRB -"Hawal Kirke."
Nirnia.- GABMH?<ead -a??? Hy Partner."
Farr Tubatbb ?? A i-niii it Beaury."
i-A\ iRANisi-o MrasmaLB?" Our Toreiiititiit Parada,"
Fl(?l tl I MU ttl.' - " L** Claifi.e- ala- Cu.'H'VlllO."
Uniox Rqcabb Tanami " Daniel Eoehat.M
Mai iv. iv- lnE.itti: ?? Th*- Uiv'iior."
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Jniifv lo ^Voi'crnsrmcnis.
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Alamein .viv,- sih Ptite?Ci'h taoi'mna.
Alli VS ;i'a.)KTa-7'A Pt'k'u-rt'li ec'.llllill.
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CMtl-OBATIO* NOTtORS 7,'h Fir}' "III euluma.
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Hi-asciai - 7/'* lav' 4r:t ia: ,1 .'nit famisnis.
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FridAl Na.it*.-. DMA / til/-?Uh ooi'wir.
tn avb.ivT- ami Kin Li'Ai'.s -id rayr-Alli .ind .r)tli
satan ii*
Tl A* a a Br 3d Cage- ii 1 -mumal
SMibinrae Moncra
"Al 1>I.HM.Y 1>KANH"
lev alwava '-ON-i<BMr.i> tl Mk
iNDiaii-iios. Dtspi psi \. nt! vims prostration,
SB* all ti.rna- ?l rein i .1 ,1...int v, earl! lillirie ll rasa I.,;:' fr,tu
pTiim* I'irv e..i.i),.:t'.iitM, i< tiered tu taking MsnsuaX'* Pi **, a
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Wili-ai. also lu:.' TI: un. -sr.. Newport, li. 1.
J ELMS OF THE TRIBUNE.
Pootogt free in the United Staten.
DATI.v TRIBI MK. 1 sri;-.ifl. 00
HAILY (KI BUNK (without Bunda vs), 1 year.... 10 00
BDVIlAY 11:1 iVNE. lyear. SOO
WEEKLY 1 lilia M.. 1 .eu. 'J ik)
?aEMl-WEEKL. ilill.l'Ni:. 1 year. 3 00
Kcin.t l'i i'. O. duli 1 er in iti si: ?! ellar.
Ail-ilt -a* lill. 1 i;ll,lIVE,
Mew-York,
Ti ir Wi i ki.y 1 i.iiu ni- trill l>p ready tins norning
iib o'clock, in wrapper* Cor mallina. Trice 5 oeuts.
bi:an? 11 on I. Ea 01 xiii-: TBIBUKE.
v "- iv?N,.. ir:;-, Li .etti si ,iy, eornar Thirty
first-si.: Na*. 80S \\.'-t I- itv-third-et., corner
Kurilih-nvc.; Nu. Tim Third-five., corner Forty
aaventh-et.,- Nn. !'. I-.. ? p mrte uth-st., corner
Union-square; No. 2.336 Fourth-ave. [Harlem,!
Washinoi -No. 1,322 F-*t.
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I'aki ? Nat. ii Rn* Scribe.
Stopcock Ita Uij &r.iimnc,
IOUNDCD EY Her. ACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1880.
F
THE NEWS THIS M USING.
Fa>Rl".i(-\". ? Cohfl iii 'lice 1- Wi thai Dnlcigno Will lie
surrende]'ai p?ncefully. . : It ia reported thal tbe
I ? b Government propose to compromise the Re
,??,!- called a ?in . 1 -
ons fanatic by Vj. Colopmt Gaeette. _~=-?_ County
Karry, Ire! iud, ii ut beau declared in a state 01 .h.s
ttnlianee. _____ li is nci'ii snnounased that the _?
autaetion in < nba i ai aa ? 1.
Ll'Mksiic.?'ihe steam barge '1 ratler, tlie ?teainer
Alpi'iii and the schooner Grenada were lot)
in Lake Michigan. . A company ui In
Sianapolii Repnblicana visited General Garfl ld
a/saterday. - =; Henator (.'..ir:'" F. Edmunds waa
?tel* d Yermoni. , ?? The Baltimore cele*
tirarnm closed = J). I.'. Redd ii. I'Cil freight
ti ;eni ni t: ? dei 11 R tilroad, ia
ba 1 def* li r in the aura of ? ? ? rhe ariu
?an in the Ball ore races ya
Grenada,GI ni i-- and V .... 1 ... - Thc wife
af the defaulting ci -. ? shier a Bo ton baa be n
arrested, ch rged with complicity ia tbe crime.
r-:-; I he I ty have '.
qileat. ? ? i - 1 ' i ? ' a: ant Ol sollie
trouble with the Ka .
('nv tito Subobkan.?There wera nany callen
at the Kepuhlicau N'ariun';! and State Ile: lou irten
tlav. ..:---_ General Gran 1 passed a quiet day.
:?;?: The Democratic faction* agreed npon a
ticket.- (secretary .vim'-/ nada an addresa
at tho Cooper Institute, .'anal reviewed a
;?. cession ol Gi ma. rhe tariff agitation
;- Rniiiitiir Btany tbonaanda ol votet for fin- Bi pnb
Lci.is. ? -? ? ihe Metropolitan Muaenm of An a ill
be reopened Uk ty. Tba Episcopal General
Convention dist rased the In.linn question.-It
wan n:iiil tbs! General liane' ? l- b is a litton another
latter on ti e nnfl. -?- G >ld value "f tbe laegal
teii'ler silvr dollar 'H-"n grains), 87.37 eento.
Staicks active aud fluctuating, cloalng atrang aad
exen sd.
lin: We Mimi:.? Tiant'N'F local observations in?
dicate warner and partly eloudy or elater weather,
aaneedad by light min. Thermometer yesterday:
Hiahest, 50-; lov. * -1. ;J." ; av r... e, u'A'^ .
WHY THE SOUTH Ts SO LIB FOB HtSi'OCK
irani The Stunnton Valli;/ Yir.jimuii. Juli, 'J'.). 1--.I.
" (.'uiisiiier what Lae aad Jaefcaon would do i4ere
thev alive. TUPMt Al B THB .-1 ME I'LiN't'L'i.i.s lui,
WUK ll IHEV POLOHI K')R I Oil'. TKAIiS. Kcmt'liiixr
tkaataai who poured forth their lifo Mood on Vir?
ginia's aoil, and do nol abandon then now. Re?
member tint upon your vote depends sha success 01
the Dwnoeratifl tteket."'? I Wai* Bampton, at the
medina ni il" int. n-' 10 Demo ratic tua'nun./ in Vir?
ginie, at Stttunton, Jnlp20, 1880.
from four pro in n'nt l>" aeorwetef atmntnl "i. tfho titan the
pijifurn. u/aiit- // ya ,1^11 spa ..-.
We, tba nnderatgned. heat I the speech oftteaeral
Wade Hampton, delivt red in 8tanuteu, ?*a th* 26th
of July Vre have ali > reid tho reperi thereol jinb
Hobedia Th PaUea Virginian on tis 29c h of J il v.
aaal tier* liv certify tlui tua! report waa substan?
tially ci-ircct. ASCHIBALOG. BTUAMT,
H. CTlXSLST,
A. V. GogDon,
Hi li F. I.vlk.
Staunton. Va.. Aag. 2d. 1880.
WHY SOLDI! KA 'Ii 4/ VOTE FOB HANCOCK.
II"! -I il h'l I'LK-L.N IATIVI'S, >
Washington. Il c .April 23, 1880. <
liPAi: Bibi Y.nir favor waa duly reeeired. I
woulai iiiosi cheerfully Introduce and lil'1'
inc paaaaae ol ? bill, *ncu a* rou au ir ant, but v, iii,
tli*r pren,-ni hcmiMralic Pion-.,- penalan
billi* ado nol Iltur much lui ur. lt i.n- le?
eanne a 1 run-t iu , ie-. I,I' 1 get ? tu. lid* ration ?ii ana ii
a ni'! at all, and when considered, its ebano* ol
1 iii .' th** House ia rery rem de, nnd Uk* Babel
tr. ii.-rill vi Ito Kilt 1 ta*- t*< asl ol'tlti- l-'.-n
aia.ri Coiillttltlca* ill lin- Scitale ia, *(il|
ii-... ? aier-t- Itv 111 lon ina BUtjr n.ii li l>;ils
to i?u*>.-. J> '..nilli nol !?? .. all 1 ;.?<>. ls, there?
fore. 1.iat the bili .viii ha got tiT'ti'.'L. <Hwi I
(?imti i suth your brother, lt lia thinks there ia
anything iu the matter] will ven cordially ad in
tha natter. Very truly, 1 . ll. Bi -ci/.noovtcn.
E. Iv. Cl -.???_
Only tiru lion* fo,- registration reuuttn in Sur
I'ork?Eri'lo'j anti Sitlnrilay, tht 22d and 23d
itist. Sui ^o intuit tn uni Republioau rote
should In lo-i hy a failure to register.
\\ i- print in aiiotltar (olui.iti ti,c count Re?
publican electoral tui.it tn Oils Btate. ITotera
?woulai do areli to eal thia ??iti aad praaerre it.
and Kimi'. L li.a-ir ballot on election dav with
it. Tha 1> inoiT.it- in?- ad aallkab te
stallion- ticketa with ;i feat Democratic a-l.-t
toiH tuaked away 111 til** iniil'lle of the list.
The Deiaoerata CB! never realize until alia-r
election bow aariaaaly their blas i)o.aiti*>ii oa
the tarifl'queution lias mjttra al thea. ; bal lin j
eau girt ia ti.int i'll a ol' iiii' a (lt tl ail lin ii
ioliv bv fc-i-iJiTii-r ut the rti*oiL6 in oiJiur col
limns of further investipationH by 1_UWM
reporters. These reports hnvo much interest
and encouragement for Republicans, timi we
urge all to rend them with caro.
-<?
So General Hancock ig said to have a thiid
manifesto on the tariff ready, and his keepers
are undcrstaiod to be sitting upon tho docu?
ment in tho hope of milking it piea< Di?
able. By. all nic.-in.4i, let uh have
it. No man living lum a MON
pi. (uti'-ailie assortment of views upon the
tariff than Cattai Hancock. Tlnce weeks
?gO he was un avowed Revenue Turill
man ; then he became an indefinite
but zealous Protectiooial ; afterward
an incidental bnt patriotic Protectioalatj and
now it la said ba la to dei late in substance,
thal Ba has kept all thc coiiiniiiiidnicnts of
Protection from liis youlh Op. Meanwhile
|)f!.-*)'!s ol' n apccnlatiTC turn of mind can try
to ima Tine what (ieiier.il Hancock's letters
inust ba' liiftire they have bein revised by the
Dalli,'eratic managers.
Mr. F.v.iris make- in the Brooklyn Academy
of Music to-night his second speech <?i thc
campaign. Thc canvass hn-i aaeumed alatoal a
nen phage since his memorable speech at ihe
Cooper loatitate waa delivered, in which
thc thoughts tlnn strongest in thc
minda of Repnblicana wen* set itu th
with such nnerring logical skill, an.I
thc record of thc Democracy was Ulamiiiated
wiih a wit that captivated Democrats a \st!l
aa k publieane. Bince thc October electiona
tlie tariff question has grown la Importance
every hour, aad it ta not unreasonable to ex?
pect that Mr. Evatts, who alwaya addrcaaca
himself l<> thc vital topic of thc day, wtil have
much to say upon this question which is
agitating the worfciuagmen anal manufacture!.
i'i nm stale Whatever Mr. Everts sass i*.
ns sound ::s it is brilliant-, and Ins speech td'
to-night will no doubt in- quite as effective in
thc November vote aa tho Brat speech was in
thc vote of October,
Wc believe (he Republicans of tIii-- city can
elect the next Mayor, il' they lake wis;' ac?
tion. The Democratic party arc in a
stile of strange demoralization. Indiana
and Ohm discouraged them, and tha* frank
admissions of one ol' theil own or bbs that
gen-ral defeat is dangerously near have lille I
them with anger aad dismay. The factions
have just emerged from a so-called union on
local lioiiiiiiati'Uis, tull ol' bitterness, and
almost nady, even now, to liv at each
other's throats. The time is ripe lor ;t
master-stroke io our local politics. Ll; the
Repnblicana nominate a straight Republican
lot- Mayor?euell a man as Thomaa L. James
or any man whose nama is a sym?
bol of executive ability ami personal
purity?and lo* cm be elected. Thou- mdt
(d' Irvin-.' H;ill Democrats, disgusted wi,lt the
trickery <f which they h..vc been made tha
valina-in I.:- name ol harmony, would >,'?.?
un Iiiin. Many of the better clans ot Tammany
Democrata will vote for a man who wonld
i^tve us good government and reduced
taxes. Many Democrata wear their allegiance
lightly in local all .ir-', and Would bc glad "1
the chanel' ttl I'll! ;i real representative ol the
taxpayers, and int of tin t .-.-, -.ts, into the
Mayor's chair. Such a result ad the local
elections would gladden the heart of
*\ -,.\ man who knows tbal bis rent *r bia
taxes are swollen to pay i he salaries ol ram
many Hall sinecurist*. Tin* tide is nil wu ii
the Republican party, anal ii is rushing lat.
This can be alone; why not do ill
DEFEAT THAT BROUGHT FICTOBY.
01.1 politicians have remarked thu in every
Presidential campaign there is sure io l.c .1
reaction ol' soma kind; a period of great ela?
tion ot' spirits being succeeded by one ol cor?
responding depression, and following thati
ell another reaction. Ii is ,; characteristic
feature of all our stubbornly coutested rum-j
paigns thal between Aogusl and Nove
n party is pretty sure to bave both ops
aud down... li Vermont and Maine thou
results encouraging io Kc, obi .? ins in Si piero
lui, tha' October Btatesare Iiiin'' to icc them
a i-e'i-hack ii ile* shape of I" ea "; reduct
majorities, and put them more on their nu ttle
ior the could in November, li does not
seem paasible for a party to march along with
uninterrupted success s, or without serious
reverses, from beginning to end of a Presi?
dent I canvass. Political parties in 'his coun?
try arc obstinate and plucky to tba- last degree,
rbey some imes fall back, bul they neve: flee
the liadd. They hold t!n;r lines with sallen
determination and wail for chances te
tlns'.i iii anal seize advantage* wbieb their ad?
versaries, demoralisa d by victory, may leave
open to thain. It happen* sometimes nader
then circumstances tbal succeaa i- a misfor?
tune, and that a temporary check, which at
the moment sea-ins almost disaetroua, is ia tba
end ol' biaghesi service to tbe imperille ! can e.
Bunker .Hill and Bud Run were counted as
defeats, but they were worth much more to
the country than any victory at the time.
Wa- bad b sort of Republican .'Juli Bun last
monili in Miine. Thc canvass had bena, ap
to that tillie, sf? full of promise, affairs seemed
going on so swimmingly everywhere, that we
wara- all ea.ntidcnt, and perhaps B little in?
clined to be boastful. Only a lew kern, prac?
tical nicn appreciated the actoal situation and
realised the danger lurking iu this over-con
I'nia inc. All OVCI the country thc feeling was
thal the rub- was ho strongly in favor of the
Republicans that succeaa was sure, {ind
there hardly remained ii doubt ol dar?
li.hi's election. And lt was supposed
that Maine, nader this popular impulse,
wonld lead off with large Republican gaina
aad awing batch to her old place among the
absolutely certain Bepublican Btatea. So we
diaoonnted Maine. Ii was. ii aomewhal rude
awakening from thia over-confidence tbal we
bud the morning after tbe election. Wa- bad onr
reaction there and then. Prom the bi tights a>r
elation and over-confldence many Bepublicana '
dropped in a moment to a eon-eeponding
depth ol' depreaaion. Bul we struck bottom
in a law hours and began again to rise.
The darkest hoar there has been or will be In
this campaign was the day after the Mun
election, winn tbe Democrats were claiming
5,000 majority, the Legislature and four Con
gre nncn. They follow, tl tb* Republican
blunder and struck in al the top, WV have
sun how beautifully they have tapered off
114,1 ai tha* iii t claim**. And no one doubts
dow, i? tha tight of what bas leen done in
Ohio and [adiana, that the temporary check
in Maine iras the beat thing tii.tt could bave
happened at thal stag*e of the campaign.
lt ions d ni ti to thinking. Ii sal them to
eonaidering what would be tbe effect of Dem?
ocratic succeaa upon the business and iii**
credit of tlu- country. Ii alarmed business
men, awakeaed the apathetic, stimulated
thous who bad baan .lww-coufldenl ?" B***tei
zeal, and wa- tlc ina ans of fl grand Ut pu Mi -
can uprising. lu aootber way it abd goad.
Iii thc a ixhihWatiOfl ail' thc Iiiui thc I >cna>iT,ttie
la-aabis, who ute only daafttMMfl when on n
" bU-11 hunt-'' ffiivc toiurue and i. vealed them
selves. They are beaten from the ni<?inciit
they unmask and Tiflgla talking. So fte
Maine election, which, if it hud bei'n the
SWaaplng victory wa- boped for, would have
begotten otu owfldeaaa that would baw
soon flogoaetated into upai hy, mid left the
Oi tuber Stata-s exposed to the bUROWiag tac?
tics aif Mr. Harniini and his cniiiinitti'e, in
uied after all to the advantage of the Ro
publicans. It was a harsh shock, but there
was great aatiafactioa lo knowing that the
bounce wis over and ive had struck liaral
pnn. out of the. diligence it quickened, the
zeal ii renewed, and the activities it caBed
into play, we have plucked the victoria'- of
October. Maine was aa excellent quickener
fortis. It lend us tin- ol 1 lesson, BOnOfOBBllJ
and so hard to remember, of the ned ol eter?
nal vigilance. Bo now we have them on thc
hil. October gives us our Five Forks, \nn
aler in November is Appomattox Court Houae
and the defeat?final, let us hope?of the
Confederacy. ______________
EBSIDBNCK AND REGISTRATION.
Many Inqniriea reach us lika- the following:
To the Lil i tor nf The Tribune.
Stn; li ta a:!:7."n teaaove* (raai aaa aanatv lu tins
Bta) to another, aar twa BMntat before alsation, is ht
entitled 11 rut" aa nie sleetoral ticket kihi Mal i ticket t
Altai If (tn** talala.ves it mn mir town to iiruillit-r tsv.iilv
<laj H lirldlt- eleellnll, ls lu- rllliilral til vnle lally pilli ait
tue i .in,ty uni An-cniLly liclict I?lie remains in tbe
Hiine A-.,ti.lily Instrii't. j. A. ?.
Ptorideu s v.. o.t. 16, ISM.
The notittii which aeema lo be entertained
by many persona thal a voter iu thia Btate
caa hiive, iindcr certain drcumstaacet, the
right to vole for one Bel ol' otficera without
being entitled to vole for all, is incorrect.
The < onatitutiou of tbe Btate, Art. H., Sec
1, says:
lise, n^i!f lltlZ'il Bf Vie IL'*' <lf ttrVCIl'V-i I.e '
Wpa ali ill ll,.ve I.ei ll a BttatSBU Inr tan dSVB, lilli nil 111
h.ii'iiniit nf tins si,ne mt" yc.'irnext preceding aa I e
lion, yin) f..r tb* ins' t Mir tiimiina a rnsMsnl *.f tbs
cuni.iy, niel forth* mai thirty Car* u resldeal "f IS*
i le. t .m .li iiii ll in vs iii, li ii ?? lui;', i Sa i ir- rote, 'eil ' "
entitled to vote at snob eteotiou rn lb* slaation district
of which ir.) shall al tba tm:*: b* a resident, sad amt
? re, fer nu i,ni -rs th it ar* aa.. nc lu nailer amy
ta., elective by tb* people, and npoa iU qie*tlon* wbk
Blay be submitted le the vote ol tb* people, pre
thal ni fine ol war, ste.
The righi conferred by this Beetloo is not
divisible. A citisen must bave all theae quali?
fications to vole al all. Having the ii-.';i to
vote at all, be hat th*- right to rote for "all
"officers," iind "npon allqueationswhich may
" ix- submitted to tbe vote of tbe people.*1 A
removal from one election district to another
within thirty days ail ilia- election cuts off bis
voii' as effectually as s removal from one
count] ii another within four months oi tbe
elec ion. or a reeidence in the Btate ol leas
than a year. The question suggested by our
correspondent respecting a removal from one
pail ol' an Assembly District to another mast
be governed by tbe circumstances; ii tbe re?
moval is within the boond tries of au election
district, thc voter retains bis right to rote.
\\ bile upon ibis subject, l ni. Tami ga adds
0 warning to all Republicans in inc interior
01 the Stat'-, whore reiristration i- proceeding
under tbe new registry law foi cilia- ad 16,000
inhabitants aud upward, to make sine that
?.Inn names arc on tha* roll. Friday,tbe 29th
iii-:., is the only day t"i correcting <>r .ni Inin?
ti) the lists. Let do Republican neglect thia
important duty.
FIFE Dui LARS APli < I
Mr. Leonnard W. Jerome is president of nn
L-s,.nanon ol Deputy Democrats* wbo bave
batu 4intiti:r i ridiculous fignre during tbe
canvass by attempting, wRh sony success, to
masquerade us "Conservative Republicans."
There may bc a baker's dozen of tin ni in all,
and a luoic dismal detachment of soreheads
never marched ta defeat v. in an] political
party. Mr. Jerome is profoundly moved by the
ree tol the Western election*. He breaks out
in i< proclamation addiessed to tbe friends ol
iii nt "i'i Hancock "and of the ( ui stituiion and
?? thc Union." A a-, n ?idi t ible maja i
i'. iel ii - ?>! Gene .il Uancock hat ? been dis?
tinguished in the past for theil devotion to tbe
Constitution and tbe Cnion, bul Mr. Jerome
could loi bc expected to spoil bia sonorous
opening phraseon this account Tbe language
oi proclamations need nol be loo literal, li'
says "laige bodies of fiaudulen! voters were
u shamelessly br aught to iii" polia by the Bad
" it al mai,agi i ." in i iiii*) anal Indiana, and that
"imported repeaters defrauded tahe people of
" Indiana ad their free choice i ; ra ?? -." Hon
did Mr. .bionic learn thia 1 Did be get bis in
foimation from Mr. Barnum 1 That distin?
guished advocate "I pure elections skipped
back .md lmii, between tbe tao Octobei Bta ti iu
a very li*-, ely manner, bul we do nol remember ta>
haw heard tbat Mr. Ji ta,mc volunteered to help
carry tha carpet-bat-- thal contained Ihe funda
for the pun hu e of " Btoel i;ui-." Probably Mr,
Barnum has told him all about iii- election
since be got back, li docs md midi to have
occurred to Mr. Jerome, however, to ask bbl in?
formant what (ha* Democrata in Ohio ami In
diana weie doing while the * Radicals" were
bringing the fraudulent votoia and tepeatera
to the polia. Did they ?? aad by and see the
Illegal voice go late the boxes 1 Or were they
so stupid that they did aol knowaboges toter
win ti ti,.y .-aw lum * Ami what became <>i tbe
$600,000 Mr. Barnum disbursed in Indiana and
ol' thc heavy suma ha- placed in tbe elene Con?
gressional districts in Obiol Couldn't bobin
an] !h Dioeratfl te watch the polls 7
Tins talk ol' the October elections being (ar?
lie! by fraudulent voting is the cowardly whine
ol a beaten party. Tuc tait i.-, ti e elections in
both Obie ami Indiana wan- remaikably free
from fraud, lbdh parties were thoroughly
organised, sad each watched tbe otbei to closely
and gnarded tbe polia with such vigilance tbal
illegal voting .mis almost an impossibility, Tbe
I 'cuni, rats spent .?? great doti of money import
big gangs of nilli.ns ii ..ni Eastern cities, and
thc Republicans a/ore forced to bring on men
who knctv tin- lai-s of tin mm foBowa to act ns
ah i* i: iv* s. aad block their gama. Nothing wm
accomplished by therepeatera ob election-day.
.As ia. thc purehaae ot votes, there waa undoubt?
edly a good deal of it done in Indiana, bul they
were Democratic votes aud were bought hythe
Democratic m tnagera. At aim.is; every poll a
number ol I 'cnn .rats sat on the fence until latt?
in ile afternoon, and had te be shown a $5 lull
? 1 bey could be persuaded te cann,, down,
Tbe weakness oi tbe Democrats lay in thefacl
thai they lunl to bira then own min in rota
theil ona ticket.
Mr. .biotin baa a brilliant idea. He proposes
loraiae "a great popular lund for the defence
* of tbe pod.-" at tl.e Presidential election. He
calls npon Hevery mau who cut afiord tin som
??ul *,"> io secure tim freedom of elections m
* America " to send his money in at om c. Mi.
( inn ;* a J, Uanda trill b ld the eaah. Wt du
liol know who will htilal .Mi. C.nula, bul prob
4 ?
ably Mt. Jerome reels equal to tbe task. Ats
ul ting of a Democratic committee in Maine
? tuiiin-r, il wat pic pu.vi I to mirna IlihI tn
bring home absent voters, a! the averagi eoat
*i! .fjj a lu ail. An eminent politidaa ob?
jected. ?*Twenty-five doUam apieceT ba cv
claimed. "Thunder! Why, ira eaaboj five
Mvotearight hamal borne with that bbbouuI of
u lu oj ia v." Mr. Jerome ac ms to uvicc willi Uic
Maine slatesiii'in as to tho price of a Penm?
an ti?' vole. No remittance:! of less than $5
Bm wanted by trim. Wc hope the money will
be pioitiptly eontribttted. P.vcry Dcinoerat who
wants to pay fO to some otlmr Plutocrat fur
vaiting tor Hancock slmiild make no delay.
Messrs. JorOBM and Can.In's shop is at 13S
Pifth-avc Their eoaamiaatoaa are no doubt
inoiicratc. The transla ?>t wmatbonaandoof
|S bills fit.rn thc poi k. ts ol Dcittociats who
have money to those ol D.iuoiiafs who are im?
pecunious, will bc ti good Hung for trade. The
bunnies- Ills fl benevolent -ide to it. We hope
it will move oil briskly.
rm: fITozbn smile.
How queer 1 frome smile looks! Particu?
larly whoa il is on ti great political party that's
a Yitamits! tickled tu death over a niece ol'
sm titne 1 that tums out suddenly nt t to be bo
smart. Here not ten days ago wm thc great
Democratic party, arilh chalk in ita band atula
gulla,v biiiaii as the continent cn its face, writ
lng np and down thc land "329," and howling
11-cli red in the tam over the stupendous fanni
ness of it Not that there's anything funny in
the figures, m the suggestion they intend, bul
Burne people have a strange notion that if they
keep saving anything?no matter what?il be
eomea funny by repetition. This kind ol wit li
cheep enough to be universal. It ii the chid'
liiitu f..i tome newspaper)*, lint one morning,
v. bile these buniol bits were swinging their chalk
on high, iind thc Irreaietible wits in tbe news?
papers wen' just throwing themselves int" COB
ralstons over thc columns of si.on paragraphs
they ware working up with '*iiii*.>" in each,
there mme some figures of vaster volume ami
atora momentous sound oaf ot two Western
e. 'lins srreated ;\ir arm of thc chalker j
the pen ol the parajkrapbei stood still; the
loon chin of the stump orator grated and stuck
and stood still on its shambling hinge.
In an in-taut they all -at itt thc core and
centre of a thousand Arctic winters j thej con
gealed without a shiver. The peripatetic with
bia chalk, half bent to tbe sidewalk, over the
unfinished "32?": the paragrapher with pea
d.iiir pcmil ever his 320th " three twenty n?"j
and the stump humorist cut ofl at "three
" t wein?" in Ihe middle of his mirth; all stark
an 1 slid willi stating eyeballs anil a frozen
grin. Queei spectacle I Ami nil! they ever
thawl Perhaps so, If we wait. And will they
go right on from when1 they left efl I Probably
nol. Thc peripatetic will mora likely Gnisb ln
?*:{_'?'' with af] tbe paragrapher will state,
not BS I j"kc bul as lintier of news, that the
thermometer has ben standing at 329 degrees
below aero; aad tbe humorous stumper, aa his
law hills lo.'-c nmi be lees the returns, will
iiiu ih Ut" three twenty?" in Qeratan, with the
risien Inflection?" Nein f1 And then perhaps
somebody?.Senator Randolph, for inatanoi ?
will -ai; ?? rbis comm <>i Free Trade. We
"must come out for Protection?from the
"drai 1." _u
"Colonel" li. H. Hadley,tba iowna Republican
and bogus insurance manager and speculator, i.,
making mpeechea in which be *aya " this u the first
tii.:*- in tin history of tbe country tbat a man bas
been a candidate for Presidei 1 * hose i>. r ona! bonor
Im- le. 11 questioned." He is i*. rong, as usual. Siuci
1844, when they called Renr. I bi a gambler and
denounced Ilia'..alana' Frelingbuysen aa ** tba praei
alciii niail?1! Bible society and a il-d hypo?
crite," 1 he Democrata bave "que Honed tb* personal
honor * of every candidate opposed to them ; snd
t here in- not been a campaign in which tl;*- slum,
bave not vomited forth their low-browed rs
delage Whit: snd Republican candidate* with tb*
ort >f abuse tbal bai been poured out on General
Garfield, while confidence men like tins fallon
rolled un their eyes on tbe - amp at their personal
ten. It is true there wis never a campaign
tn wiii.i: the Democrats mai!.- blackguardism their
tole weapon sa in this one j and bow well tbat sort
of . 1'.. : ?> nave jui I leal ai I in Ihe
, -j.ii < 'nu. and lmii.Lia.
li ? oe rat ic newspapers which bave not hid the
life eil I: rely knocked nut of (ii tn are growing mill
t ,1,-. 1 .n. talk ol daspa rah
s!;? 11!ew :i trama inion- battle which ;- to come nfl in
light 1 bej ' ali open all their fra ad - to aim
, . oafliet. 1 hey i ? uiggcst a
itn.i aggressive policy. All thia I 1* to
nothing, and those wbo indulge in it know that it
amounts to nothing. Mere words aud vs uni ,\ ii! l it
elect anybody, dimple gabble ol this sort will not
even gracefully cover a retreat. The great poi ni
i n :i pal'. i- to get tbe p ut'!, upc 1 Lt* itde : anlest
ii cn 11 iii tbat, no amount ot mi li toy metaphor will
help it. Iftbe Democrats find tbat whit
ap their courage, Iel them whistle -there is no
lilllie statutes nor in tbe Constitution which for?
bids thc indulgence. Bul whistling itu't voting,
aaj more than affidavit 1 ? ? 1 ib ita rs.
Th" Superb ia only " Incidentally" a candidate.
Jobn Kelly** objeel ls dearly to maka himself
boa* of the cit j aad c..nuts. What, bave
tbecitiaenaof Mew fork lo iev about i: !
A notice of this kind should ba liuii_r- np on the
Sn pc ii >'s beadquarten': "Ii you don't tee whal
pledge yon want a-k far it." Or, "Pledges fnr
lllialtctl Winn >aili Wait.
What i- tho difference h. tween a tariff tot i- rt 1 ne
sada tarifl for protection 1 Tha.kingasan. who
baa a tremendous intereat in thia question, should
aol allow himself tat be cheated by Democrat
lances thal there is no difference. A tariff tat
rei nus means a tax on articles wbieb ire not pro?
duced In tht* eonntry, ns ten and < "th", a tariff
for protection maana a tai tm trticlea which coate
into competition wiib American mamu act urea.
Mir former means th*' destruction of American
manufactures: tb* latter mean* theirperpetn ition.
When Hancock talk- about a tann lor revenue only
being " incidentally protective/1 he talks nonsense,
an worse.
Aa soon as his election ls announced, General
Garfield should tend a letter ol thanks for able
sri 1 iocs i" Wade Hampton.
Whv slum du'! the Democratie party ho beaten J
lt would be a libel on the intelligence of tbe people
to admit tint it ever bad a ehnaeeforauoceaa.
With a ree.an' wholly bad, witit ;i candidate totally
without civil experience, aita a platform which
promiaeanothing i>ut Bnanetal and luduatrial dis?
turbance, it an.ines before Inc country ni
a tim*) ot unprecedented prosperity, and ache to ba
pul in power. For whit reason f it gives nona
save tbat a i'ii uga it dr.dratde. There is no pa ipie
on the face <i tua earth winch wonld not laugh
?neb a proposal down, lt ls the in*isi prepostoron*
proposition 1 rei mads outside ..f .1 lunatic ss. lum.
Jut -a\ ?? English " rn a Damoeral if yon want
ri incipient c it* ol II. dropbobia,
'liiel)eiii.u at* are quiet, bul they ara desperate.
Put all possibility "i a counting-out Boheme, like
tbe Garcelou one in Maine, ont of tbe qnettion bj
rolling up a tii'iiL inioiis majority for Garfield,
The cllllaUe of the lil.bullet ia ntl,lilli.1 lu tho
land. Their Jubilating over Hanooek't overthrow
la tiuiilv ab t.:ii na I uti'l.-r a simulated dtagaat al tba
situation. Prom the day ol Hancock's nomination
to tbe presenl nol a tilden man has niven the
ticks! an atom "f anneal support, How
euiihl he t It was brui enougfa to ignore tbs Claim*
Hilt's -iici.u.. e, niiii ?.,., ,i-i,i,. ne imi im a renomina?
tion, im. it aaa adding Insult to inion to prefer ba -
hue iiuu a man s . trio!, sipi.lv uniii for the position
at tbe lamons author of tbs notion that tariff ts
iiii'iclv ii " lu. isl l ?in- ' sshicfi was onco " hro.lglit
ap nt my native town."
Landan, the lats Daatocratk trend Ida ta for Gov
rm,.i af .adiana,mys ba wall never again have
anything lo do with political Bo amah tha batter
for politn ?".
Keep ii iu mind thal 50,000 nsalorttj tm Oartald
in New-Terit la the thing io work f*.r.
?eerotary Thoaapam suva tins Repohttsam wtil
entry Indialla hy an lucre weil majority m Nov. ti
boi. and there i? not a DcflBSCml lu tim lund who
will bet a cent against 1 liat prediction. P.nghsh i?
not the ?nrt of a uuin to spend hts money am ft for?
lorn hope, ami unless money j* spout tho present
1 lemuel,ti ic vote will dwindle.
Wade Hampton is very anxious to shoot some?
body, and the rest of the Democrat io party in very
BaxloM for sa,niel),.tly to shoot him. Whv doesn't he
rah.tot himself and make tin- whole party bapp.v T
This tvenm to he an inicouinionly good time for
Ibe citizens ot New-York bi aieuioiistiato their ca?
pacity for si If government.
Vow, ll bzli.lover, it's your turn to put your foot
in it. Hampton is one snead of you.
Roewribald person posted upon the deorpect <>f
the Dei.rratie Headquarters In Philadelphia, the
other day! "Thia plan to Iel at 9329 per annum."
rh* disposition to crowd tha atcamani seems to lie
wi*b spread and rampant.
Ptaleted, the Glorious, lias written a letter to Bal?
ler, in which bs shows grave eonoern last the eoun
try rain it mlfby giving tba Bepablinn party aeixth
Preeideutial term. Thai Bantry will take lae ebano**
an a sixth, nveatfa or even a twentieth, before it
will run the risk *.f ons term auder the Plsisted
liane iii; st. la- of statesmanship, ii aims nut care
i'i experiment with either a "glorious" n a
" superb'' leader.
Rental Democratic editora observe that Hancock
bm lifted the tariff is.uooutof the canvass. Thia
las ftiiiniH ease e( transference. Tho tarni'lama
bas lifted Hancock out ol tbe can vs ?
,\ i ri. ipondent writing I rom lowson, Maryl ind.
maka* tbi* statement, and declares ins will
Inanes* to .-ni.-! satiate it if its Became? is
ipi. -t -oui'ii : 'lin* Democrata heida mntiag la
the Court Bonn at this town, en thu anning
a>f tbe T* li Ina! mt, to ratify the nomination ol J. P.
C. Talbot!, an ex-Confederate, for (.'o.igtos*. J.
I boms* Hookina, another ex-Confederate, delivered
an address, and when bs wm about to conclude be
?aid be would give way to a gentleman wbo bad Ihe
:i. ' ingniahed honor of bsingaConh derate Brigadier,
Ueneral Brad] ty T. Johnaon. General Joiinaon then
said : " I am fortunate enough to belong ta. tb*
alu-, known as Southern Biigsdien, and I am proud
of tbe reoord I have made, and I propose tai stand
na ii iii., balance "l my life, snd leave to future his?
torians to any whether I was right or wrong." Ha
needn't wail tor the historians. The American
poonta will give bim a verdict m November whi b
will settle hi* . .-i-.-.
THE STATE CANFAB8,
No Republican should forget that but
stability for hriir .ve.us can h.- tecured by en?
ergetic work foe Garfield and Arthur tho coming
t web ?' days.
The voter who athis bis vote to Garfield's
majority throw* bis Influence against a disputed
succession anu lour months of political and bnsi
ue ?- anarchy.
The nnavoidable "coercion'' of lower w.t." - if
??a tarifl for revenue only" is adopted -.bia ethe
sll-nowerfnl - co ireisn " that is bringing mannfac
operativea by tbe thou and into the Repub?
lican r ink i.
Ii -houM nol be forgotten in the nomination of
Republicans for the Aawmbly that these nomina?
tion* bave a National importance in view ot the
.?I.i liam nt a United State* Senator Ly th.* Legisla?
ture ol' Issi.
Ihe Republicans or tho XIYth Congressional
District intend to hold a great meat meeting al
Middletown on Friday, te strengthen the nnvaaa
of their excellent canal idate for Congress
( harWr. Pierson, of Rockland County. Sp echo*
??till '. ? made by Emory A. Stern and General
.Jtitl.-oii Kilpatrick,
Ra publican eamp ; - crowded with
Democratic deserters, //?? Kingafon Freemon re?
port Uiafat tbe Rbinebeckmeeting lani Satur?
day night, one of the larges! r In D
County, il was a di*pntc*l question wheth t the old
tin" Republican* an ? ? ling Dcaiocra ?
t ii ed thc largest part ol tbe t rowd."
Those were tplendid Republican majoriti i in
i iliiaa an.I Indian i, bul thej csn't be con ited in the
vot*'of New-York. The Republicans of thia State
ii i ri -; make tin ir own majority, and I ej must
make it as big sa possible, There must besucba
good margin both in Ihe State and on the elec?
toral ct" that no U. h..nial will alma' te propose to
a ipe it out.
A iii-iii who pi"
metrically opposite cannot be depended npon for
anything. General liane lek bas applauded a Free
Tr,nie platt..un. and written a Protection letter.
k:;.isv \s b i" be ren
.?mal he hasn't the ali rhte-t idea I. .-??':. The
people v. ill ike ai tl fol
tige, in- o,.,il: a i, ami - . : - to them.
Two hundred and seventy of the chief business
men "t Troj bave determined to take in
part ;it tin poll , lol lon mg the et I
Aapinwall'* ?? I' ?? pi un Union" ol I
of this city. They bave signoal t!u> declaration:
"We, tbe unalera .-rei. bu nea* men of the city of
Troy, irrespective of prey;.ms party affiliations,
feeling the teat import n e to the business inter?
est* "i ot ci - ol' the coming general election,
lei ebs pledge ourselves to do all in onr power, from
this time t" the closing of tho polls on the se.'..iel
dai ni November, to j.ion...te th%am ea - >'! thc Re?
publican raualialatcs, at a full and lair
?of tho right of sufirage stall the polling
places in this ait y.'
The Democrats of the \\ ih Congressional Dis
trict arr en loy lng the luxury of running two can?
didates. Au una'... --': , ort to heal the quarrel
ide by a compromise committee last week.
Now John 8. Pindar, one of tbe candidates, writes
to The Schoharit Republican'. -I h.ne been regu?
larly nominated as the Democratic candidate f..r
imi accept ancb nomination. laballnot
decline such nomination.'' Mr, Lonnsbery, the
other candidate, wishes it to be understood, ac?
cordion i" Freeman, thal be intends to
simw bis tri,mis in Ulster Count] thal he is "no
craven." There isa splendid opportunity hore for
the Uennblia .ms to gain b I onaretuuuuu in a di
usually hopelesily Democratic, Evgry e arl
?bould be made to carry it.
MU RIC AND TUE DBA Ml.
THK GUVNOR \l WALLACE'S.
This pi*-*!- ;H si remarkably In Ute -ivie af Mr. n.
J. Byron tbat it is difflcull to think it could be writ?
ten by another baa I. lt abounds with tba humor ol
equivoke, with highly oolored ikatohM of mildle
olaa* Bngliah obaracter, with eomioal views
of the avery-day bieidrata of life. arith happy
tums of verbal anprseaton, with amusing
croBS-purpoees, nail arith a wild sort of
funny entanglement of persons an.l Incident*; in all
of \\ lu* h t lea i ms afr. Byron's pen has long ravella ,1.
The mn nor is Mr. K. a'. Laakaster, and tn* ince ba*
f.>r-nine ti me been cur, cn i at me Van.lev il le 1 he ure,
in .London. Its presentation last Bight, la Wall lek's
Theatre, wm observed with elms attention, bi?
li very numerous audience, anal vi as received
witb much happy laughter and in my oula
bursts of very _*etunne pleasure. Tba
pian ambles a little, aad In tho elementaof ac
tiou and life-likeatory, ia both weak Md exagge?
rated ; and there is a fernlea] strain la ii, which, to
let .-te that exacts uniformity a>f texture in a
play, uiav seem a blemish. Rut the humor is rel,
.?md abundant and kindly?es humor ounitt t*> be ?
tho situation* aro de rited with dexterity,
so a* to confront and contract tba char?
acters la a most lodieron manaor I sad
i "tail stn -s has laeeii iiiiii apoh tho
equivoke in tba dialogue, Portions of ilus would
be applauded to the ataaott limit of enthuaiaam,
bad it i-i c ? .I. 1 nota tin- pen of Colman?el which,
indeed, it ia quite worthy. Then la a pretty vela
of sentiment in tho midst of tho broad Ititi, sud
back of all then beeta a kind haman hean. That
the atmoaphen of tha oomedy is ttraogly Bog?
il ii is Implied by the title and la true j
but tin-human nature and tin* spoil avoked hon
an in lishe management ol tts eccentric kypaa an
oaail] ii Dprei ? hilde. ?? Tue (iii v'noi ?" amt with a royal
welcome, ami?it there be any power ol' OOOquefe
in real Bterit, ai any tigaitteaan m itut?ii.- plaudit*
thal ara ison by genuine draatatk axpedienta and
exoellml acting?tl gained aa unequivocal aueeeaa,
I'he cast of its puris is gina below. Mr. Elton
mail'' a Int, in it cliararler nut, laejautag hiiini.r ol
thc Bortoalu sott, uud Mr. Oaaaoad raariecarried
throagh, in u awed cf Hue, Btaaly Bhnplleity and
iiiKiiniou.a humii!, a pail lentil ntl di.limit l>> ,t.s
lmk of strong ??? ior sad by u* artiieial Impedimenl
of a *tuit*r. Tba eompateney and lelah *>i thia
gentleman'* uiiing. iu light paits, in.iv iii,|,,,(
be saul to have rcciivod a r.._lk- indi
iant illustration. Mr. Klton's uneonsoion
geed beaner, and rough, nautical. Rnnsby-likr [my
versions of everything and everybody kept his andi
tan in perfect mars of laaghter, It is lona stn*-,, w%
have, soen here a performance so Juicy and neb m
this ono, or a bit of comic character -o well take*
hy tho hons*'. There is much in the pi?c* that caa
only be enjoyed by thou-) who relish the j-ftj
amused observance of tho eeeentrieitle* of hf^
in tlio chimney eoner, Tim occasion was aaadp
lalaraatlcg. furthermore, by the first apis-am-ica
han cf Ulai Meaalda Detehea, win, ts a little san
beam of frolic, ant who needs repraamos iq
HM matter of um -lr, uni ia Waboa* at J !*> th re u ,
lenalrnary to burl.-ipi", and to net at the andu r,r?
I hts height little led] 'a pretence, however, atsiatM
tlie anima! ton of the 10000, and helped to * firry tb*
pim. .Mts. I'.misi was recognised with a ap** ul
WOloOOM, .'uni th*' saute a-oTitfiliiin-iit w ia paid tai \\r
Gilbert] and Mi-s (la inion and Miss D *mf_3a
lava ext fotionaliy spirited Borfoiauntee. Jr oaajb]
take a calcera mtwe to wrote th" inetdetuof
tl,*- conn dy. 'lin's- are Invented witb a iioiducaa
that frequentlj invade* the limit* "f the t,.-..
bal tn.- is forgotten in it"* mirth Ibev ? , .
exqui. b Moue, representing a view ott ne 'hiaaaj
ai Tut nev, was weleonted ami ic warded
willi long eoe tlnaed aeehwaation. Tb* in?r?
requires taros seta, li wc add thal tm
?tl i, tam and s,picture of thu w ric
.'Hf iri'lllJll .'lill Hilt.I''!, 1,1 all-, til* 11 -11 .-*',, ||y
dramatic, and in no way h abb , or experiment r
mawkish, the recital ol ita attributes a
sufficiently complete fur th*- moment. Itiinota
Martling comedy, bat ki itthoroogoly pleasing .1
iteoutaint mutti of tlur substance "fe.,,. ? -
which u.-ci] to mi!.*? rlia- worth nudc*tabl a
re potation of sm li old-faabiwaed aorksaa' faa
1'ul 1 1. raia il ta'I I'it I Vi-11 ll e.'' 1 Ll! ell I i-f -ne ... ,,f t |,?
niL'iii wat 1.i.n ol Mi. Elton. Ue s\ 1
k. j. the public favor, and grow in it, u , 1
mule. 1 in- is tim full .
Ur. Batt?r**at*a l_MOatat*Nr..., Mr. lobao .-rt
:,;- ..ii., of tin) I*-x-l;iivv 'mg a lui, vi, 1 1
I .',. ixloi Ma, . li .!.. lu, il, :t'.iiu.|..cr nt
i'.ituv .ar. William iit-i*
Tl.au.iut,. In, MB, .-lilli*nt al a.ht> n ,.
pital.Mr. If-rry i.t I et
atlem-ia iiiini
Ual4_UII . .Mr. . . :
Jellicoe, rt irt-1 Pickle M..Li'tuttr Mr. W J.
'.ie ut 1, a Vurkalair,-'.r.1.1... MU Ol I..
(HU du
1 en It e :-.. ; 4 ; ..'. . el 1 I. 1 v.n
1 . Mr. Aim t
.tat Vellum, ii > lieil 1 ..Mr Sv .
Ul las*, 1 . Mi. ti. ?
Onaaal. .Mi H Pean ? 'r
Aurelia, Batta t ? ? I '.'? i it ? !?? ..Mitt -
Kate I'uiltti-tcu.i'it a OaHf utt-i itv
in ur. iff. ... Mia*" Hit ,
. u 'Heil, tin- Lu,' ? :
' I'.I ir ' : '
Cltrile, lila Il.i.ul.l ;. \! t-a A.!. I.tlal.- !?? i
Le in*- it| peai .?::. ?? aa iii.- 1. .-.itf ?
Bariiura, II11IM-. >.i. I u.iua I-uuio*
liifi iiibi ap|,. araiee tn,., muMmU.)
MU. OBAfTB/KENCH opera,
" I.es Clo hes ile ( Oraevills " will bc --'iv -ti at th
Mund rd 'l'heitre t ... evening by Mr. Graa/i ft
Opera Company, wh a Mlle. Mary Albert
ber firat atppearance in New-York a* &
Mlle. Cecile Ureaum will appkar for the Ural I
1 Li- se,.vin 111 thu city. Tomorrow rn
'?pastoril operetta," " Babiole." wi l ba
nut. ihe wulla are t,y SW.. Cbirvilla .ml
QaatlOa an. ;a;;*i tab* mn ?;?? by M. I. 1 ul ,;.? 1, . . ,
composer unknown to ont stage, Ibe east will is
elude Ml late. Paola Marte and Ma .nil
MU. Iniil nborger, Mesierasand 1)
On Monday evening next .Mis* ClanMaaals ail
n. ti e her ti.-t aopearannia tin* eity,aftwa
longed absence from ih:.- New-York -tags, .t Ita*
Park Tantra, Slut ".viii open hera - 1 .'ia
"Article 17," and will play a version ol
considerably altered from that iu whit 1
Ulerly appeared aaele.
PERSONAL
Benator McDonald, of indiana is to be married in
February to t lie wiaowod Mrs. Bernard, of w
Mr*. Benard, vim ia a band oma el
. 0 a nice ..I Bi ? 1
Sherman.
Mr. Wendell Phillips will not l - - n
'., li -,', I.- L . ill c Lrf,,;.- J:f '1 ry, v' . .
hp.-', health is sn precarions that ta r
ot len fort 4 to ??..ucl Ins lecturing entail menu,
ii 1 atti " ..? "i tue m. -? j ;,, ar ... i]
?- i 1 " .11 $150 a !? >?: ure,
Mr, Thoms held an informal reception
at tbe rooms of Houghton, Mifilin A Co., la Boston,
ou Monday. Among those presented ro hu.
Mr. Emerson, I).. Holmes,Mr.Howell*,Mr.A
aili Dr. Hail of th..a hiv- Mr. Hushes talki
lively I'.:-a ol aud seemed te heartilj euj )j 1..
th" r eeptibn ended witb a lanena
ral diam i- la cribed at weerta tia li t- f rt
a dark blown business suit of heavy
terial, black tte, 1 I ch guard or otc.li nt
lien ih ? timpiietty ol in ? .
ii'i.el r.i toma Hu if c . iiuiv
..'... it tried
Btuoking :tr V.'.'-t Point, bul .ii'! ue 1 for il
" e. , i, I- uiitil ? ? fed li tho ea
Leets of I ? . '... .1 quirt 1 ?
Ile i'd,ifl a cigar "i service in relioi
strain, ami dunua a battle be oftt in bat
1?thouata even then he waa no ?; > tnvel r.t>)
r. Newspaper correspondents, however. 1
to describe bim n smoking, and ?
t cia ai < ?
ii*.m all paru ol tbecountrj thal ie- ?? . -
.. ia th" habit.
Mrs. Arnold, the sole mrviving sister ut' "> ms>
wall"Jackson, bow ires ni Buekbanuoo, w.-i
Va, She wm throogboai tbe war a faithfal Ubiob
ist, although every member "i Ikt family except
ooo?a yonng nop monist. For hoc
brothi; 1 iii:- tiic r. verene* a.f an ai
love and affection, and the m.:-:- that it wm with
extreme reluctance and profound misgiving t
took np arma atgaiaat bil He declared
he never would go outside ol Virginia to tim.1.
voled against tlie ordinance ol -?? ision In old '
i.'iniit. and ur ii*-. 1 bia slater toum heriaattueuce 1 ?
Weal \ 11 _uti., faal io tba Union. A. prutottudJ
- man, be wm h ont t<> sa', even at'.-1 I
1 a iv.- ri un tin* -.Mun!: '"If sit- are right. God aili
prospei ns; if we are wrong. God will deat ro j ,1-."
GXKXVA, N. Y.. 1 ?a:t. 19.- li.iiaia, M. I ,. !,.iii, ac
companied ity his ant, General >:? -. ? I ap
i: Vf, Vf. Averill, arrived hen I \U last night
nv a special irani.
GENERAL NOTES.
Tho Methodist Conference a*. Rockford, III.,
recently passed a aerie* rf reaolatioaa ileelariag i .1
pastor* stinttiii not eli itu.'.- theu ebarae* m.ul aft** thaw
iimi. an tint wveral thou*and rote* algal Ibn t- ? 't
to tin- ii "|.uniie tn part]
Au Evdhfeliel in Springfield, M:tss? has so
tareogbt apse tba totter aataro of a vn raMt i-rt.t tier
'..I ? . t- forever discarded tm elgar* ??. '
aeeaturj bave been a nol solat tn aim even, u* li*
feara. at the exp dm ol i iplrltn.il arowth,
Thi Tuninra lately directed attentioa to
Hie li ui'lbills cf the K . -. I: i'. . W**t*TB aiiJ
-. .. . 1:. ii. ...I''..iiiu.on . *,41.c"iii|ti?;.-.-.i portram
of tlie mil Oaatadarata Cabinet, apparanUj ta i'la--*)*
iitirt'.-oiistuici tl Rebels. Tile BOBBI ut lat line.lt. W.
Wroaa, write* a gooaraatareC i?*tt.^r m wbtsb t*
Clattnia th lt lie UtsilUtutt'il HMM ri.iltlV.l I, J . i :\* U*
ia uti. ra al abroad i aafsaarate pap*r maeay with I - i
vt ti's iniil ininti u un ; .? ...i w, limply a- a mic liie.ius
nf nt tract j.i sr ..tiei.Ii.m. lie ,n,: " Ms .mc -'ft
advertise, not in revolutlonu.-." in..et. r uniltt*
itand* tba art al adi i welltaai in; inn.ino
iiiic ie-|u i tinliv iii c me ... print lu* letter, whit ?>* ,
u SOOd neal aleut pata c a ar* iimi lilt:.' attrill i
Thc Kev. Ur. J. Wheaton Bmith diseusted
ti:,- -ut j. et d tao ii- Moan's MariehiM s,,r nt*
t. . tc-is l , tn ii.;. i r..i. ti Bantlat Cborcb, rini.nl*"*
i.'ni.i. ile anni lui li.ni l..tn nil threugb the8ontb?iB*t
the vs ar ami ! .4*1 ? s : '.? Ital* . .' ni. .tc lt*
ian a a geale] oMgoetleaMa wm wael tu sav.ie.!', tb t<?
tciieh Uk- fi-ecaii.iiIB, bal ssa- ur ,te tu . ' i ll i I
tattle litiai.lai- place ; ft.T Ins criunl \t,ia kimsvu ll*
Uui'iv nt ti iiiu tl. lu- Uti Uti Ne s Du-bunt ladle* ? Ira. 'uni
.?Mite ."-oath to cicv.ne tic BMroea and uti ti salraelsed tr
ii.,-1 Ulseaa Ha Mines itauwl aa beaty
off m arma tbsy wan tall a ny,aad Um raceatcxadM
lit, lev sst t-i emt e. issetl Li yule e\,,-i.t III 0*
nay. TmateaOher Inonaeed maahatgaa poUej, soi l
a.tlil tiiert- sven-lletrrna'a nuvv _dlD* ni tb* '? - Nt
[?ar, whoa tM eooi rv bail prooil*ed to pi n-i-t. If
thoa* nfl wera aaraitltM Ui eel for tbeaiaielrei tMf
vs milli t-ss,'rr a iitinii), r a.f rt.tc. Into lb* pbataa- si
freedom. " Call tbi* politic*, If yon pl -> '? 'mled
lue -|...ikel'. " I'lll 1 call lt neilla. ullnlli'M aUll picul UM*
tua Wtuen '" 0 BO iUIlcI"
Tho ll.uv.iul studt'iits having decided lo
rival Hi*' suive-H of tlie Oxford ttudeut* lu prautiu'inf *
Oraafcplay, lOObM ubtiui lor nonie one who vs.'Ulai lia
iicci'vi- tba laadlagpart aad ttn.iiiy ijuiniuii asea
tu tu in Mr. Kiddle, wlin lia* Utiiletukou to 1 Min TiH)
lulita or Siiptincl. n's "iKIiin.* Ivr.iiinua " lu foi- aettl
Hgr* tko Tiiii.tu.I-U) cn ir.ii'it-rs will h.- laka-u t?jr ?ti?
aleiit.-. Theoga trie work bus but just starte*l. il h?*
ivi'i'ivitl "'i'i*' tli tu tin- t'c'ce-Mirv iinpetu* by He* ia
teua-c um real .diva lj felt by |S00at00rt anal ?tu.l-'til*.
uta While itiul (iiKXlwiu ure lo illili Ult* ac mr*
ut prsoOM alien; Pl ' aP*M Kllot Notion OUI
i.i.ni tin Bsotam ???*? w;ii i.ie.iiiit', ot aawsaa, io atrial
I imiMatalaaaaaMBi lUeouoftceu* u to Ul? Istaaatd *ud

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