New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, March 14, 1881, Image 2

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, March 14, 1881, Page 2, Image 2',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1881-03-14/ed-1/seq-2.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1881-03-14/ed-1/seq-2.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1881-03-14/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1881-03-14/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], March 14, 1881, Page 2, Image 2
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 8.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.4 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 14 March 1881. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1881-03-14/ed-1/seq-2/>

Newspaper Page Text

TRAITORS IN TU ? REAR.
?
??? ROUTfl AND THF. ELECTION OF 18t*.
BE bu. lNiniK-r in t??? risili i?P hie rasBBDEB?
TIALI AMPAHiN?"Vi ETCRB? if IHK I?'AC? WE*
OK TIIK IM MDf?ATlC C'tNVvVlIii* Tu WVIH?
EUS ACI-NIS?TIIK !>?-M"(I:AII? CAS DI DAT? SAIO
SJT? BK M.FI>r.Fn TO MARK PBECB BTEB AT TIIK
?JOSE OK ??G. UNlnX.
?? oib'r chapter frees the hitherto unpublished
hi t?>r>? ol the Southrin Rebellion issi ve? boiow. In
a letter to th?? r-lei Snrc'atv of S'nr??. dsfi-d Rep?
ten bor 12, 1*04. Mr. Ca* us C. (lav. jr.. freelydl?
CiisM-s 'be pe..C ?? ai'H: mm aod the issuers involved in
the l'oMdeurml contest ot ttot vrar. Hi best
cour?? tor tlie south io parane, he contend?, is to
allow the .Voith and torci ?m Natimi* lo to-lieve re?
construction not im|w?s?nii!e. ami thus mil mi Ih*
Bauer spirit at the North and win the recosaitl D of
the Loiopeaii Powers, Fnquent mention isniadsol
the "true friend-" of the .?nth in the D?mocratie
Ksl.?Mial Convenliou of that ? ear, who urged the
?BBSS' pillili tu IS) flrraf tiir election ol tJieir ?an^i
date, Onerai MeOellan, for tue reason that "McC
aSBfVtafc ly plrdgisl to make pedice even al tin? n
pe-.ecof separai ioli." Duse DwanaetBttc state.men
further represented to the Confederate ?cents that
Mlf Mi-ClellHM be elei ted, the real indebtedness of
the (Joy? muiei.t will be rsBuosd, far bis own sake
And to damn th- Kepublu-tus." Mr. Clav a<lds that,
accord?? t?. Judge Black.the d-bt at Mirtini- of
tbi? letter if uotl-?sihan f8.000.000.000. Refer
ence is also iiisde to the hoied f..r evoluioti in the
Northwest, of winch Mr. day is er -wing serpliral,
the "Nosm ol L'b? rt\ " not baviwa mfli tient aoswsur?
t? eie? u:e their t?? ?m nable threat?. Many of them
woulii, BOWOVer, join lb? rebel ?mil if they conili
get to it. and woitbl resist the Orafi il thsi were not
deterred bv the. polie?.
C. C. ?LAY. .Ir.. 10 JUDAH P. UKNJAMIX.
NT. CaTMMUNO, C W., .Sept. 12, 1??4.
Bv* ?. P. Hk jimin, .Vire/ary of Slutt, Itiehmoud.
fa.. C. & 1.
Unti I ?daJfBassd yon on 11 th Aneust last in ex?
pia atino of the circuii *t?nees inducuiir, aMeiidiue
sou followini! tbr rorrmpwide ee ol Mr. Hoiewaib?
and myself with the lion. Horace-Ur-elev. Subse?
quent events have c<> tinned my opi ion that we
lost-untume ?ml pained niucb bv that correspond?
ence. It has, at lea*t, formed an ?EM? l>e!w?en Liti
colli and the .-muh. in which alt her txstple ?boiibl
loin with all their Bright and means. Kvwn his
Aortherii napeoeats behoved, up to tue ui-eting ?>l
the Chicago Convention, thai the same issue would
be decided against bias by me people ol the United
IState? in November next. All of the many intelli?
gent men from the Uniteti States with whom I coli
verseti agreed in declaring that it had ni veti a
strviiKir impetus to the is-scr psrtv ot the North
than all oihri caiuvsco nbinrd. ?al h-v' greatly 'e
?luced the sireurth of the v? tir party. TW) thought
that not even a maj rits of the 1??-piihlu an- would
sus'ain Lincoln'- iilnmatiim. lain duwa in his re
ecnpt " lo whom it uiay concern." ludeei?, Jud?e
Hlaek stated to as that htsnlon admitted to lima,
that it was s ?rave blunder sod would in-feat Lin?
coln no less he could cniaervsil it bv isiiue dem ??
stratioii of bis willingness to scc.ep? other Im??in
other Woids to restore Mie Untoi. as it was. Judge
li. wiahsd to kn-w it Mr. b mipsou Would go to
Washington to discuss Ihr terms of p?ae? and pro?
ceed thence to Ri< hu.ouri; saving that Mr. M tan toe
desired him to doso, aid would send him a safe
conduct lor that purpose. I doubt not that Judge
l!. came at the instance of Stantoti.
Mr. William C. 'lempleton?professedly an ac
q ? s in tattoo of the President, a plante: m the Mis
etssipt?! bottoms ?tid a temporary resident of New
Jersev. ?od reputedly ? ??.??? ?? weult ? Itetore the
war?has been her?? repieseiitinc that C. S. Bivlor
is in New-York sud was at ? it? Chicago Conven ? ton,
claiming to oe a Peace Conjoint-inner li ?m the State
of Georgia, dui ? aeereoitod by/Qoverum Ut ?wu.aod
??G-???? an armistice and convention ol Slates, 'lem?
pletoii wsbed to see Mr. Th<<iup?on and to tug?? lu m
to accept a sale conduci to W euitigton, which Hav
loi was autborisd to say would b fin uisbeil with
a view ol arranging snail preliminaries tor ? ?ace.
IwmpleUte ha? gone to loi onto lose? Mr. Ihompsou
on ? be subject. I had no a? quaint.ino? with Mr.
Templese> before meeting htm tier??. I bave known
Mr. Haylor well em-uurt not to place implicit reli?
ance upon his statements. Still, as he in walking
abroad in NYw-Y?*? aid travelling ad libitum in ine
Utllled States. I brliev^ he bas l?eeii io Washington
ao?hasllie sui hont ? he canili- fumi ib? ?.?. Ido
Bad credit his be ne --eut oui Im Uovernor Bfowu.
Tetiipletoueaid Bavlorotijee|4-d to be fun inn i
eatmg the ?l?ove fact? to .i,r bi?.? luse 1 was ideati?
bed with lb?? ?' Dsvi- dynasty." and not likeli to
EUiee to iiiiV terms of (wac?? that Woubl be unaei ept
h'-li to ihePreMd'-nt.
You may have remarked that Ike .Sen- l'erk flaw*
niiUitaais, us by auihuitv, thai the n-senpt ???
claros one imsle o? unking pene?, tin, not the only
one. lite abler organs ol the Ad niiiihiraiioii ^ize
tins ?uggestiou and hold M up in viad . u'ion ,,| L,,,,.
coin from the cha rue tha? ne i-, ?agiug war t ?
abtdish slave y, and will u?.t sarros to peace until
that end is achieved.
?1 r. Seward, loo, in his late Speech at Auburn,
K. Y-. iotimau?? that slavery is no longer an issue .f
the w?*", s d that it will not Is? interfere?! with
alter |>eace is declsrcl. I h?M ami ot !iei laeti iodl
caie that Limolo is dissatntied with tin meue be
has made ? ith ttie 8?-'i'h, and fear? its decMoou.
1 am told that bi> purpose is to try .<> show that
tbn Couieilerate Oovoiasawat will not en rrtain a
proposition fot o???? e tost do??? not embrice, a dis?
tinct r-coiriiituin of ih? UuutMterale Stair?, Iherebv
STpecUus to ehanaw the avute trun wai f r abolition
to war lor the Union. He think?? a majority ot the
? ? art hern people will eppor Inm <>o ttie i>sue he asa
made, bui may support nun ou that i.e. deainn to
make. It is tBwognl that be will send c.sntiiis
kiouer- to K.elunotnl in order lo develop the ulti?
matum l/f our Cioverilllietll.
If be do, it seems t?? m?? our true ,m>1i<-v is not to
inak?? such development ot t<> receive commissroiiers
Unless they come ilul.v accr?ItlcU le make pe -ce.
Bad in thai ? Vent to demand their cooil lions and
r?pond u? them, wtiluui- nugce-ting ours, it is
Well t-uoiigii to let the North ami European Nailon-.
beh?'V that res'ousiruction is not m pnawiblc. It
Will intlsme the .-pirit of ??-ace in tbr N'ortli and w ill
SSMMMBrasie tnedi^p i-il iun ol ?ugland ami France to
recot?n ?- and treat with us.
M st of our true Menda from the CliicatrnOoiiver
tion whom I ssw. ttioiiirtit h would hw very unwise
in the Snub t?? do UUVtbli g lee noe to ? be <l*fe i1 of
MeClellan, They argued ? nus: "Pes?e imn be
?saue with him ee terme y?? will a oept. At all
evenfv, he is collimine ? by ihe platform tu cesse
Jiohtilities ami try orgotmtion. l'hai ?? a great eon
Ces.Oi'ti from hnu ?????:?? \V r D<*mocracv. An ar
ni'stiee will itieviiab y ?e^l?!t m peaci? the wat
Cannot be leeewed it once ?topped even ? ? a si ?rt
time._ I be Ni.rth MsaliaOed limi wat calino? re-iiore
taw U'tioii ami will ilewtr-'V ? heir own liberties and
Indei?mienie if pro-.e?ule I mu. b bm-er. ... It
ltcCkdkui h.? eleeted, the real ludebtedueas of th??
(loveiinneiit will be exp'.-ei', for bis own sake and
to damn ttie Republican?. The *ai mns< stop wbea
teal m known." (Jndne Black sat? it is not now
le?s than hve tlinttsand millions and such tsihe com
Inoli opll.loa rXllUSV'l Io me,) "Again Volli' ?how
inn a prefrrenor lor MoCIellaii ? i'l aid bini, imr i^r
the tlc-trc ami <ii?positi -ii for pi-ace in tne NoTtli,
and wiil fost-er ihe revolutionary spirti
iu the Norihw r?t in us? of Lmeohi'? eieetton?
which may br eaVeted by force or fnnd. ? he plat
form meara pe^ee. oiici.iid.tioiislh ? Ydllamligham
ai.?' \Veiieii fraiiHHi n?itwrwoBBiBedaasaliafacl'iry
by uearly all tb? dslrsnl?? al th Convention, and
by TAe Sew-York Neu? and other \ eace papers.
McC. will be Bndet tl.r eaertrwl .?? t: e true peace
tuou. Horatio or 1.11 Seymour n> n> iw us? s.?? re
tarv o' State, Val -ilidl?baui Sis retary ol W ,r.
Mei.', is privately pledged to mail? peace even at tue
exnense uf tu'p.trali'iu. it the Sonili < annot Is* m
due-t) to reeotisttiict itnv eotnmon governiiihiiI."
ihev atso ?-Nur- in?- that ihr ?? esl?es UUli III?
PKVaiaiig ?flitliuelil ol tbeisopl?? al Ubicagli Wer??
for peace, u.icousiitiouallv. And this ws* lim mi
presMli'ii of l?e r??'ap<d pn-ouers there?of whom
there were near sevent??with whom 1 nave Con?
versed. Tbey say MrC wa> nomi natesi lor his
arailsMUty.
On tbe other tiand some of cur friend? express a
Loue taar Lim-olu wil be sleeted on these around?:
"That McC. has, at \V. at Point a .?> rieouderuaia,
declared for war till th- Cinm is restored, ami can
aourpi peaee util* with raawUwi ? bet hoena raise
au arm? and iwooev to catrv mi the war. but Lin
SMES SSMSSWd?tliat tue hVepubllcaua will au-aain mui
in iuaknig war, and iu ailuitioo to them umuy l><-mo
crai*?that he will infuse new lif??. h?nes and vigor
into the war party?that foiei^u nation?? will weit
longer on inni than on Lincoln b.-lorr lutetvet nig
or recoc??kBu% Use South?that the putfonu u tu ai>
cordaace with MeC.V?poeehes. and does not <omidtt
hint t? peace, eacept on tue hams of tluion?that
Vallano ? ?baio betrayed tbsiu lor a promis?* of ?
Seat in MeC.'e <-'abiu<-t?tnai Lincoln's eletioo will
produce revolution iu the Northwest, MeClellan'?
will noi."
Such are th?? arguments, briefly stated, of the
Peace men vv |u> sup|?Hrt or who oppose Modellati'?
c.octuo. lVibap? our true policy u u> keep out own
pose and let the ??-called Peace par')' ui tin? Nurib
nave do excuse for laying it? dels it at our door if
Lincoln stMMiid be rr-Teeted. By deeianug toi
Luioolii rather than McCieJlau we may olive tue
fra-nit- of the tatler into a position o. hostility to a?
as implacable and bitter as thai of the ? puhlieana.
Yet, aince reading Mi Cl? ihn'?, let.er ol aocrplsiioe,
1 ?ee no reason tor preferriug bim to Lineo ?.
1 san luduoed lo tbin?. from the intimation? of the
pene* papers and of individuals, that there will be a
COBMErrai)le minoriti of Ihr llemocraey of the
North who will not voi? for Met leiUu, and that they
may put up anote other taudid.it?. Hi? nomine?
tion has not been groeled as cor?
dially sa wsa aaticiiiausd and the BepobliOaiil
nrc. evideotly w tott?r ?pint? than tne.v were
Mf??w the CwuveuUoo at Cbioawu. 1'. ? baps the f .Il
ol Fun? Oaiin? and Montan and of Ailauta may
La* era used tbo appari ? : roana? of fee tug m tue
norili. ft is thought those ?vest? eao?d Mei lelinn
to iguitr? the nlatform, or the construction given it
by the ouooudjuouai Peaoenteu, in his letcr ol
accentarne. I rame m ? ?t that Dr. MaeUay said,
durrig ins visit bete, nWmt tlirre weeks since, hat
the Northern ???<????t srm?. unstable and rapi rions
aa?rs?il?d ehildre?, and that, although a large ma?
jority wined rmslved on peace, the cantere ih hticti
moud or Atlanta would cause moat <<f them to rwnew
? heir ?bouts lor wtr. Orlami? they are SJVStly
t-nc irai/etl by these rapures and teem peiMiadou
that ? he eoi ol the " 1,'eoelliou " is near at hand.
The Kepi bl cao pat?, r? now urge Lincoln to em?
ploy ali ol hi- Navy, it ii*ee**ary, to seal up the por'
ni Wilmington; wine;., they .ay, ?ill rnl n. off
iroin all foreign supplies, und soon exhaust our
means of carrying nn the war.
You way look with mutiti'nee to an attack on Fort
l'l.vli.T eie .oiig. J lui?.? ? erti iliqii uilv asksd b?
? en of -out nein birth, rese ?mg in ti,e Noi th. ? Imsr
e?'s:i-e for an Independence I ?lo not doubl, whether
?e con it support su army tor six run ?urn ?it let th?
pot t of \\ ilium;; on ? as sea ed f
l.'pontiie whole I am coutiriiied in the opinioni
enteiiaiiiei! mid nfirn rxnress.r(i before ? oui ? rie ber?
?-that the peace tortine of tilt Korth fine OS Ir ? wits
tira vu is-.lt aides at 'be war, mir? ?ime wallt their
revente, ansi dimisbin* with uura. They ?vil, uni
con em lo peace ?vithont rcunioii while thev be?
lt? vr tiiev can suhjug*??- im.
A? t > revmtiiioa in loe Northwest, or onvwhere In
the United blute?, J am growing sindical, lie
men wtra gave nsSiriMiavst a ?arane? ol ib?? pul?
p?se ot the ?' Sousol J.ibrrtv" isj ni-h to arms if
any ?be* tllrgal arro-l wan ritaue. nr sriy other
amis.: ol ? rivale He??s eoSMuitted, a e now in prison
m fginve-. in Canada, Their home, bave beva
broken open, ? bmr inns and privat? piprr* armed,
and oiiiri wroin s ? one them, without rxri ? ine anv?
il.mg more ll.an a reble piuttwt from inni ?flteads,
Inrprwpl?? ? ln> would ressi si c ? outrage? need a
leader,*?**! I learthi y will not limj one. Many ol ' h*?
wouidjoin our army tl Iheveonidgel ?*? it. i?tn ???t
may i>e iflgord into lhat ol our en m\. ThSf would
resto! tue draft li the* ?en- ??? ocien?., by the
large pollcv f 'ice that is srnt lo riiforcu ila
I am assured by those who have been on Ihr Ohio
l?ivel ani I lie mails leadlo* across it, Ibat recruits
f. ? ? ne sniiv uituienaaa ?it? I? mg seal foiwanl
cailv. I. molti will exert bis ntmoal power ?o eus?
ta h r linn,?.? und tirant in Ibeir prrwenl ????????,
in older lomsuie b.s rrrlrction. He know Ihsta
gr? ul duuiMei lo eilhrr ol ili.ni Would i.efsut hint.
Mr. Thompson will, 1 ? r-suiuc, expiam bow the
pa, s for the ral?ese of the ptisouers failed, II? tm?K
mat niatlct limier his peouliat anil a ????? ? xcin-ive
?un?rol. aud 1 klWW MUirrl.v ittiv ? hing ol il Until
everything; w? dorarmined*av* th* tiracol exrcu
tlllll.
Air. II dcombc will, probably.eurry th*a communi
eat on to vim, and can captain more tnllv Ihun i eau
flu impunes niirop.rsiimishnn II ? baaremaiued uer*
m the iitfiun?? aud rcqunet of air. 1. and aiyaeli lu
awaii the resoli ?fi he c?rrense- allii.lnd toa mve. He
iiurtei o,telatisi with UK earnest .y and actively in ali
?ut elior a. ami n*a Sumeume* ?Xpeuded Ine pib.ic
mem yin hm oun.is ?* pronwt* ine object, ni our
utiaMsn. In lerti, 1 am indebted io bim ior ntoai of
the money which I lave naca; bui Mi. Ihompso*
has. since .Mr. fiuiide.K wasMartcd to tticbmon I, p*il
ni mv 1. mi- ull the hindi 1 usi.ed furami moro th.ni
1 shall probably empi .y.
Wiim. Mr. Unii nmbo left, the regali of the meas?
ure? lor Hie irba-e ni our priant asm was not ku >wn,
mu?. un iLsl ?ce i.itil, In? tli.iiht.-rre i to iin-tln luti
ance ol nio..ey on drp.'sit lo hi.- credit In the bans
at ih?* piace, that I might use it in aflordiug those
Wim Hail escaixd or might escape Ilio nrce.sa,wy
ir-n?pi.ri.it on to W tliuiugtou.
Il? liti lteie ?it the instance ol Mr. Thompson and
myself tor ira?? 'tis * tuen lie w.il explain.
1 bave ihr have Ihr non ir to be. verv respecifnlly,
your ??.,-dieui s. rv ant, U. U. it.? y, jk.
81 VU h ?? ?i ? Wl ? OOil A1 HO M t?.
MINNESOTA LN NATIONAL POLITICS,
tur ? ?--??at???> Hune /?? Wimisa?Wim?! ?;???.
HKVi UlINK.ST Ol Uli: YMl'MJ hl ATI.?IT? KKI.A
Tin.ss it> nu iiKiiifeii n.uVjNfis at i ok
NOKTH.
A giiiiicuian of wide inguaui tarira? among publie
inen, ^???.?, bis reumi bvceiice* ol iNcietuiy \\ union.V
hoinc us It?? haw il nine y car.? ago, und mine inter?
esting views of the relut.on of Minnesota tu
National H?lairs, as follows :
" 1 h tt M. Faul ??.)' st? amboni to tool ut tbcacen
ery ol the Upper Mississippi, li ?anelo* bitoineas
dropping down that long fiorai, stuppiug evert Where
lo lake ita barrel?, iii.^i.i ami common cargo, ami
h li honnit pori ioni? ?>l Ihc s> en,, y were be..in. I ni, > et
tiny bore no ? ? ?.il im,? t? ilo- lluuaoii Iti Ver.
About notili ol lite m t'oliti o,ty vve ?ani'? lu u mg
bridge, ami wen- tolti we would '?e detained ecvei il
boors to wait lu? sume railroad tram, lbrrrup.ui
v.? v\i in a lm ? in Ibctonu ul \\ inuua, One ?? the
editor? ol tbo place, on nut t? pairiug lo his < ili ??,
put m? ??a carriage ead drove n*aronral th< pi ..r
uut little town, sooharacteristicaili We*ietn. with
it? grain e.ev.i.-it. pile* Ui lutiti? T. Wooii-uuVed
hiri-,-?- aud Ballati ?t trenn ausaituau and n< w i'.ti.ii.
Ai ino corner ot u atroet, ns 1 I e me natter,
was au uuuaaallj pretty ? rame cuitage, m
Oc-ign artistic and ?I g.nlv fanlB.HO. ' Jim,'
said our host, ' u? HenanwT MTiadom's.' Allbuuvfa
\\ I. Unni livr.i m \V ilio a a. tirare >e in d yet a kind
uf freshueas about hn inhabitaucy there, und par?
ticulars a* io Inm were of a Verv mead.? dm r.pt iu,
li..? c.i, vv In ? a inali Ut Will l" Congress limn um it
t hont) neW Wim en i'oiniiiUUll.e-, lin; largai pal? 111
l.i^ lile and m quaiiitauce ii Iranslerted m W .-.,.:..
toll. Ile ? all Ih ol ho mm h linn ? liv u? ht- pe |.|??
ai th?- National (api,al lluin alayiua about borne
that alums ?Very day ne leaves Washington is u
dt advantage lo lum. 'line 11 m. g ? natii Ui ?;? ol a
lat'VYcsieru mau are the material smriUi ?vmi ar ?
btiiiiii.ig up the cuie; pi IMS to couiii-ci and
cement the Siate ami give vna.it> In
Ms towns, obtain grants foi its railroad .
improve the navigai, m ut lia river??, ami n???? a
the yoni ?. ? nino, vv celili hi relieved ol ils luxation
by getting as much aa pusKible ol the National la id.
While the people tut? uuiiormh ui the W?*t. they
almost always vote on poi li I sol uiaieiial ad vu ce
moni until such time ji t lie Mate ha* a li .< <l ?." civ,
when, ol t oui c, the il,-t ?ii-riim id uieu'a uierils and
ol moral issue- hegllia It ?- hard lor a mini in V \
Y??rk ur New-England, who has noi bin Woe(, In
set now ab-oiii'e.v i:.;?G? i i.<I the ComiiiCliea-luenl ul
llio>c yoUUI! Males IS, ..I'd UUlj Uli giljMit of
our institutions and gond lalberunods and
mutiierbuods Keep the people ol the liontiei
V, .1 from l> ? niiiing ihuroug ? ma ei . is -. \\ . ui
example, exclaim agaiual tin Indian trader, the eon
traci ?, aud th.? hind grani gi ?.?. ? tw, llmse are
the men ? bo make the West, ? m ?> alunatl inevitabl?
become the lust lo tal,nent of pubi c raen. I can
? s aite m Ibiavery Bla)eoi MiniesoLaColonel
Biblcjr. Ili ??? borri in Uetruit. aid was aunt lo
Miunesota mlsIH bv Un? Attiene ,n f tir t,'ompMtij
a> ?Ijl-?? agent. I he ?tir eoni| anv fair?d m IH 11!.und
tsr ley coiil inirad tira ia-k un a priucipa!, being ulso
e?eiii lahy thr 1 mila ? bupeiiiiteoueiit, aliti uo q ? -.
tinti or -e uni il with lu liana could ai i-e but ? ne vit?
ali.> his name homi w here ?? Ottter came up, III
became ike delegai? in CougTesa, the (?ov?ruor of
; In blat?, and when Ihe bioox Indiana rcvoliod in
the mids' ol out civil ? ii In tN?k i'om.iiaml Of the
truopa, uVleated tbesu . t.i cheti hau e, ci a*?dtlraiu
into lite far punisti: Dakota ..mi buiiitluten Unni.
Intennarr e ; or in cbsw e? iitieclmn With nun Ilk?
Franklin bteelc and \.? im nu l:.im-av, tin * three
pioneer imiititiaus aiiu ?..alerai.r- ? lie marly in Un?
touiidaiHuia <?t the Siate of Mumc-oia. aud ol Hie
sn*?nqiaj*n *trat?m n? William Wim.mu.
'?He iMof that Virginia stock when ia- played
such an lmtioriam part mOhio iwlim^, nudul m neh
l'iihiiii-tit Harrwm, bru.itor Thnruran ami Stanley
Matthews ate riponente. Al? ui the eomnrauoc
nient ol Andrew Jacavsua/a admiusstraiwa he wae
bom, m*ar iy esjajiueUe Wkecling, V.l., and liad I??
sjosjM a Diairtet-Attunir] in 1852. Mr has been
twenty-eigbl years in Mini .es. ta. Thus lus impor?
terai eha4rmaa.ilIps have been on Lands ami ludion
Allaire. He osm bis premilwncfl largely tu bis
ele??, cnmiNSM'ii bearing, prndei ce and atte.itinn tu
public bn-iiieas. part icnlariv the hnsineaaof hi* com?
monwealth. His cons durum have be n ? ?uring
Bullions of buihebt of gram into Ncw-Yoik lot
years, and making us rich, and they mu-; have been
pretty well adsaiemtered iu their politic? end law m
lltry would nrd bave been so mdustnon-i. ? p? m noia
sprang, during Windmu's car.rr as bet H inraeenta
live and .Seuuloi, to be Ibe lorrmosl. of win?., -grow?
ing titai??, ami tltiH was a result ot tin? railroad sys?
tem built in W.uiloin'-i time and bv II S ap,? ICatlOO,
"luaimther point of view ibis a;ip on: iimnt be?
comes almost un liastern one. MiuaSMSta is the
?Teat and ?inly inlet into Urns Hriish Prwvisoes
where it is sought to extend Um Canadian Empire.
It will be lu.tuv yeans before inoro era beanotlrar
inlot or outlet from Manitoba except through Minne?
sota. The Minn sota public in n have a v.i, clear
?ndefsfeudtng ol the publie and National q restions
relating lo ihe aitempued farnraMun of a tu,> ? nein
ta provine?ua tacar msrth. Oueievult haasiu>ad>
happened Hier.?, ami the Minnesota people nave a
pretty general acquaintance with the personality
?od puiilicisui of the Brillali North we t. the fric?
tion oi sudi que*'.'uns as th?s,? bunilshc* tLe pu Ol? c
mau, and that prnuably w why .Minnesota haajnsl
fisti a Secietary ol War and will now have a s. ? r
tary of ihr hre**arv, whin? the tar more poi .
Kiate ol Iowa, io her uoutL, has oray boon iutnoUod
with the lntenur Department,"
PITTMilJKG LANDING.
Till* FIELD ?G SMILDH B1NCB ??? WAR.
Talk- Vim iiir Pinrii. mai: ME BBSAT iuT? S>
QHnOKB?A TOBE AM? lil.lt -sTIll.WN lull?.si ?
HliW TIlKMIl'tllKKMlS I/e.X IIiiX 111? ES
BTLTS or THE WAK?H.BOBANCT OF NATtOEAl.
???.??G-?G? A ??.M TI. Kl'* TBECOfSTBT ABOI M?
G? ??????a t ? 11.M?.
irwoM ? si-i et At rouai ?rosonw or p?? tribuns.)
Coeibth, Misa., Fet*. 23.?1 bavi Inai hem over
the battie-iielti ol Pittsburg Landing sad much o?.
the suironnding country. It is all very Interest?
ing to me. thoiigl Earthing written ?l?out it now
must be dull campend with a well-re ?seen bewd |
des.njiiion oi tit.? pince, sad of Hi?? great battle |
Which mad.? it famous. Ihr distance limn Corinth.
Jliss., io i-li sbnrg Landing i?* eigBleen, twenty, or |
twenty-tw.?In act ordmg to tLejmlgmentof the
Corinthian im-iv-stabi?? keepers, as to what they ;
can make e travel!? lolieve and pay. I wiabed lo ?
mahn the journey BE foot, but Ifcers is loo min-h ?
? ?ter lor that. I was tortunate in sei minti an old ?
IlluiiH-au as drivel. He lias lived here many fe ns.
End has ?een tetu-li of life in this region troni the ,'
??nut of view of u herd-working, suaaaging, shrewd j
farmer and tr?'l?r.
\v<- took dinner lb?? (irsi ?lav with a Tennessee
laraser who lives near tl.e sikH where the battle |
coiiiiui'iicisl. It bapp? neii in ,? a number of women I
from the noigbbnr'wad?that is. anywhere within
ten mles -were visitine the woman oi the hon?*. ?
Two or three farmer? also called. All were invil ? !
to tin? long table, ?ml all sal down together. We I
bad a busy talk, with rapid questioning ?ml i
answering oE both sul as. Th? Women WWW rather
ahv anu nerve?! al lind, Imi Issili men aud wiunen
soon talked irceli sad contisily. l*wo or three of
the m ? had been in ilm battle on the Rebel side ; !
and one ot the neighboring; farmers had been ?
l mon soldier, bavins; se"tie?! in th-s region ?mee !
the war. They ?if.kc I at on ? if I was in this
natile on the Union sute. I said na, bnt that some
of my relatives were, and that I was in th? Union
nrmy furili? r I .a-t. ? bin all eeeussd to wi?h to en?
tertain me, and to make my \ i-.il to tin? pia ?? as
inteieeting to me as possible, Tbey told mn many
storie? of the light und of the camp, ?ml what the
common soldiers sani ?ml thought of everything,
lliev WM? nf the opinion that their erticela?the
Southern generate mansged bettei (bar ours at the
beginBiagof the light; thai soue of otr men ?ere
surprised, -nine of them at breakfast, some m bed,
A Confederate officer bore in Cormth, who was in
the. advance that morning, told mo that he dis?
ti nelly heard (lie calling o( the nil I in 111? com pit me?
which tormed our Jim? just in front of him, and
this was but mi.neat I e lore lb?? attack was le?
gno, lint the N'ori hem men could fight, they Snida
even if tiny were surprised.
MiimtrEM VlfcWM "V TTIU FICHI.
All these inopie still teem profoundly Impressed
by Hi?? Ewfnlnews ol the strtr gle ?ml the terrifie
char..der of the fighting here. At many places
Whii h tin ? mentioned, they nani one cubi walk all
' vet the ground on desti men. I ?iked the women
how it s?riai d during ? he battle, On?? family lived
between the lines. Ther took ?bolter under the
bind along the river, and stayed there till the
battle was over. Tm-n their lions?? was lull of
wounded men, and tbey could noi return fer nome
time. 'I'll'? others lived forth??! in the tear, smite
miles away fr. the heaviest lighting. They ?.aid
the sonnil of Ihr small ?rtns was a enotinnoua roar,
like tin? sound ot in Bppionchiug hut rie ?ne. kepi
11)1 I broil L h the ?? hol? .la\. sud that Ute ? ???????
ina?!?? ? ?? ponas, paom i"?? pootn," like thunder foil?
ing ?ml clapping all th?? time, one women ?aid
?cry ettoiihly: "It it wasn't Wi.l.el to say Min h
tilinga, .von uooldn'l t? Il it soy lu: t. r ? loin to ?ay il
s? ? ? m i ? il like as if bell was open over there tow ani
lb?? river.' G?.?, though! Ihrir olHcers made a
m -til,?? to red piosstng Ihe til ? In .t tir-.t even*
iug. Hut tin ? t hoi ??? t" ? ? ral ?.rant und 'triterai
?? ri'ian li ol a line of In .ivy ball m < al along
the iiver. A Cuion oi si ??captured and carried
(????? ?? Ueneral Ib-uuiegard. who a-l ?? ? bini ?ImioI
tbrwe baiteli??? ; but li? tin-rely seid : " lietterai, you
ma.v le a^inreil lual Ijeuwral ??G.??? inni t.. n tal
Sherman are ?)??? t-ouimainler? ; they i.tinw their
bilione???., and whatever ?? itoeaear.v ha? la-eu al
teU'lnl to ? le ? Ihey Uioiiglil (pat jiei balm ihn ;
lieath ol (ien-iil A ' ' ? ? ? 11 Kliiuej JollO-toii made a
greal deal ol iliitrrence, lieueial iM-.tuiegard ?m
not a gieat general, und be liad imvcr ?een ihe bat
tit gi und. In? light ought t?? have been ttntsbrd
u |.lore Geni ra; lie : ? ?, ne ? had limn lo gel ??>. ?.
I Ihoughl ll.cy had a pi IlV ml lit dil alca of
inai lei ? olili e| ?I M I li the Patiti I \ sii \> eul
OH ?s Ile- - ... in piKipb du ? ? ? ? . ? In ? e. au lar
as 1 have seen th , 11, ?.?ml I lie u i*d Hi?
nt ??? sat II al il ?a? all im lbs ???--?(. 11 ?\ ? ?
t?? I.? no . il w .,- la wo Ui lie so. it W.ta l'i ovili Beo;
litt ? vs.?- ? ?? bu . for ? e ;???.>, |? al Ihe time.
\S liai H ..s all ili oil e| t ...'.. ? ?, ? wii ... ii ?ani :
" li got ?o We won.?I ;., t .,?, M Mill . mi?? ante ?a the
ot lier. Ihe) look all we had. Ibev basito.' All |
the men N.?nl : "It Was ? if.il In .--in' that the I
wot ???, an < ml lo stavery, ll'? a great deal ?-<??????
lor im ? o,.ntii for tin? pi i.pli- to have lo work for
their own J ?. in." G .? . | inniil m humor r.me m. .
ah ? ?' ??.? ? r - ? ? ??-... i ? ihm? w ben We talli ?boni
the war, ami Ih? relations Imi w ceti th.? North und
ih< South, ? Mn? ohi woman, ? grandmother, to
W h nn ?11 dl ??'. ?te : - ? ? <? I imi 11,!?,k
you ou lit lo pal u- ???? oui t ing? thai ?an le
htroyed, and Wlial lb? -?? u t ? ?.??,. ' inn w hipped
lia, sud vw \.as h H erith notino' al all." "No,"]
sani I, "il you bad whipped us lin teufe Serate :
<??? crnnielll \?????!?1 bave pani von lui ali .\oul !
lo - I Mlnpo-,1? lini vil?? u w ?? '-oto vi ai Ideile
frali-li ? ?? il??? s noi g? l paid. .-'m- smiled and
sai ? : ?' Si ?il, it's a ? ??> ? ? uuw, uud no ?| ? uni it's ?
bel ???? a-> .: is."
??' in- 1 a ? : ?. I. '" ??.
I jo tig on ? ? ? ? iti nui ? we ?. ?ehr : l'iti 'bar ? Laud- '
? tig at I o'clock. I 'li well.ei| by Cap! aill I ?mi?
litile, who ha? 'hai?? o Ihr National (mu ?. r ?
there. I : ?u-.? a ? an m inule? We hale ?bou t ??
iiiti'-tci.. lili allei iiighlfull, calliug <.?uno ti?
peonie win In,? on ibe biitlle-lield, and visiting
Various places of nil rent. In? elude region ia
11 ? nil b> a ratini ?, p? oak forest. The ? rei a are
?? ?, m in re lot unies torn and ?pliuictisl by cannon '
shot. Komio ol lin li?e? ?till have ? auuou balls iu
tli?-iii. Muay have hern cut out by relic
huuters. l.i? e balla arc --?til ? lekod uperer.i where, ?
Walking uvei ? fon held ami liadiug a millet now
nini I hen, 1 pi i ?? UP Ibe I.? ,,d ol an In?I, .n arrow,
m ari n rein-, 1 supiMise, "i ? -nil earlier battle.
Ih. road up the blnll troni the river, "made thai
m bi by Ititeli'? men," to i|UOI I hi e ? pre -on.,. ?
iiionl.i us 1 here, ?? ?I ill a ? <?.. i oil??, rgi ? pi ? hai it
is now overgrown vv.ib ti.<?^ and aapiiugs, I
walked up it* ? ut.??? leu rib, ? toliiig many old can
In u?., pu ci iocs aild umniuiiit on ?.???, ?
.-?.,m? ??; ilio leathei isstill tough aud Ihxible. As I
1 m ut on. seeing more and more ol what retnains I
se sign and memorial id Ihe terrible conliicl Intubi
out bere, t .n? r. aliti caini- bark Uiore and moi. ,,ls.
tinctlv; and a-? tin n i-li ? rani? on all the sounds
a out ? e ?renimi io r? semble ami suggest thi?w ? I a
battle or the pr-paralion for it. I Neeuiei] to hear
again tb? trump, tramp of in- ?oldieri>. the nomee I
o< embarking and disembarking the trundling of
the puns, the handling of nuiiiiunition, the sound
of pu-ks and shovels, the movements oi the boats, ?
th?? oiler given now and then in Ml| presse? tones, i
Ulllt. through all the Uigllt the |.<ilii m.. i,| ,|,,. ?
gun lioaii-, ami ihe whistling < ' shot nti.l s' ??1
scurrying and ?creaming through the tree* toward ?
the enemy. Amt ah : out I hem in Ihe ?lark foresi '
the thousand* ol wounded, with then pam an.
weariness anil thirst, 1 found that the souu
a battle still serin to linger iu mi ears, exactly as
iu the old aiitty nays after a fight.
? > \ .? ? 11 . VA 1.1.?!
Theoemeteri is kept m beautiful ordii, and t? ?. '
vciy attractive and lovolj spot. Nearly i.iitui ]
lin?n dvad lie bere. Alami two-thirdsbl the
graves an marked as unknown. Lvery day the
dug of our oue country floats ln;.i. in sight ol all,
above them. Wl. 1 awoke ? \i mo Ding and
loil. ?! u,a over Ibe thousand? of gr.iw?, ami
saw the Qna ion,m-.? by the l'ir*l ray? of tin
ThooJure t M'.atas une lim ? came into my mind :
? a?? . ? c l'I. II -
I IH n ? ., ,,? leu t ? .?,i ., ',
A ? Ulorv .'U..I.I- ?villi soli .. round,
1... lui a ?i til du ni.
r.veiy car on Decoration l>ay thousands of
peonie aaociubl?; hero to sou these gravo? sUovvu ?
? with flowers, and hear an address by some dis
tingnishrd orator. Theoration is always patriot io
in a high, fraternal sense, and is thus conciliatory
and piai tical. It is always listened to with the
rln-??? BttC?ti?l b.\ multitude, of the natives i.f
the sui rounding country, sud Captain DoolitU* told
lue that be had often KCO * Kcbebj and G??????"
nien ?bedding Icare together under the inspiration
?f patriotic ?ti?,'C*l and memory. ThereC*D bono
doubt, I think, that m the hamls ol ml table men
Hum? National ( ? ineieiies are centres of patriotic
nnd National indurine, and useiul in Var?an.
va? s as me ms of education tot the people around
them, They should he properly managed and lib?
eral I ? maiutaini d. I bave recently see? the one at
Chati ? nonna and tin? ose here at Corinth. It is to
be rieletteti that the Uovi rumeni own. SO Small S
pince ol giuntili at Pittsburg Landing; only ten
acres. I I r.irve. It would be much better if. in all
such ess ?>. the Uovernmeut had possession of s ton
territory ontshte el tin? eemetery, sn a. to he *bie le
te? ? it, appraacbesaad walla Ire?from a11 ofieasive
?nrronndinga, tur tra? eloee proximity of dis.gr?e
? ble maiinlactiires and ?VCTJ thing repulsive. The
time max coast when the want of some gronnd, or
riL'hts, oiitsnie of the walls ol ihe*. cemeteries.
iiiHv citine in be a serious inconv?nient e to the Gov?
ernment and to the persons having charge or the
remeterte*, wherever they may beeiluated, whether
iu Nitri?????? or mi.iUi m States.
Tin? old Bhiioh Cbnrch en the battle Held was. as
is wrh known, demolished no.m sf'er th? botile,
and all its limbers, it is said, were cut np and car?
ried away as relic*of the historic spot. Ihe lum?
ber for a new building is tin?? on the groan I, end it
Will so .11 be tirili I. Neat ths pl.fr we Inumi
remnant* cf blu* artav clothing nndei th?? leaves
an ? --m face soil, and I was told that .ueh ? in nus
?renili Visible ?u varino, parts of the field. The
graves of rebel soldier* air evcryvvl ? re, und as
litany of tinse wem very .hallow, ths i>>?ues ore
now above ginnnd. Wo savT thra. .1 varhtus
place, intimarmela, It is probable that, ex'-ept
v? In-n ihe Nktills :ir? ?ismi?. the people ol tin,
neighborhood supponi tlraae to be the I mi..s of
borace. It thev knew thru) to i>r biiiuan bone*
they would probably reiiitai them. In many
plaeea the shallow circular trench ma le fot drain?
ago around a iSihlo> l-nt la hIiI" to he traced, and
mouad* ol etuth eeversd ?ah* luxurious growth
ol briars and shrubs mark th'? plat es ni the ghastly
heaps which in timeol a batU?? are always ?oruted
near the tables of the surg? on?.
piii.tin AL KKMiMi STs ??? Tin: Pi on ?
There 1- a country Mort? near the J.an ling, an I
on?? or two rcenl. tifi Iteaidea Captain llocliltle'a.
That hi all. There is no town. At ihr, river side
thne is no building whatever. Freight landed
flout the boat* on ths Tenue***? is left un ths
gummi on tin: Intnk till its owner comes nini take*
it awn??. There is ni wharf nr plat form or et inc?
lure ot any kind for the Landing, When th? bank
washes away the steamboat uns mil tin brtdgu at
another placo, Veiy little land has been cleared
near the I.andini:, and hlicht ? natures have neen
inadr in the appearance of the a ? iceui forest sino?
the time of Um gnat battle. In politics ths conn,
try in whnh the battle Held is situated is Repiihli
i an bj a enmnilstkbln majority. Most of th?? men
whom I s?w ??; Democrats, though two or three
air Republican*; but all are simple, primitiv*
people, nml iiitin? of tin?,? appeared t> hav* any
Itonwledgenf mal er* connected with National pol?
? tus. or Indeed any interest m them. 1 < nub! di tcoi er
now irn of any le??|ia g ? gai nal il e \'a ion I llover*?
inent. or ogoiotl ths North, ti on ?? I tried to Isaia
what Un?? sii ri-ai1 ? felt regarding ?neh matter?. Ami
ti is is true of ev. ryhody aitfa whom 1 h.i ,-a tul Un?!
throiiL'h m.y entire ?onmey, thus lar elcepl Ih??
fellow in ? barl?er-shm? in a Kentucky town, who
thouaht Ni.tllinii people uni) p ? down "to stir
np titn i:m??i t v," v? lullt 1 m? ? ? 11 ? : ? - ? m u former
h-tteri. Tliey ali .?p ii ?r li? le irai 1 Ih?' w ir a-, bav?
in:? ii.rii the last *?i|*ttl uni ?ri >nnil fili Ihe
wtt lemrnl nf all controversy bel ween the 'o rth
and ths >oiiili. and as Ih? decision was a
Ibi m Ihr? bave t ?! il. Vi 11 ofli p t er ?
p at-, to i>e ? ?enae of nal ?fa? tiou on ?* having il all
..% . ? itint ilnnr ? il It."' ? lit. It ? i f..r as ? ? nit judge
? r ..ami sincere. ? >?.'.??? ihr ? .-.?.t mir i/rn?
nais ami lin? I noti murer* iti ih,s i,, ti??. I h? y
all -. und to Hunk that <i Urial tirant ani I ? ? ..
rial ??-????'? dnleveiv hing. ?? ?? ? I ' th.ti'lol
ling spirits of the grenl mraUoti nil tt. ?? ?
North, and that liu? .1 ami his m ? lud s?
m it> Inn.' and lighting ami civ.il Th? y
??????!, ..? tirati ami !">h?i nun with ajtp ? p ?? -
? ;? .* Oll, l'i o, I?? in th South oft? I ?
??," in.? and -? i? ,.??.? " kiudi ?? - ..? ; ?.
to the Non.in soldiers al Utr . ?y--? ..f Um war,
alni se. in r all.? to I' 'I eilt Till loi It, G.il ?
ili.? oitmiimu pestplti whom I have . in ,, ??.-.! tu
I.im? an? linn about Salumai politic s.ne? the
\t ar. ol a >out t n? men w In? !? loiiiiln lit in
public life, and lb?) ar? on in p irous
It. . ?. 1 .;? . ale rilt ?. ? . .!. .I it HUl Ml.
Ilav r aud Vt. liar.?.M. ami t ? it \ r. n nil
e ? nient ? \ uulaiuiliar. ati'l all oui Noi ' ? 11.? ,:
Un 11 at?? un,, IIOWII. I. , il W ? : li
?,? imi Well in Ih,, ev^h) of th?? ? ?G, It, I. t I,
well of bv NoTI Imi ? pooide. is r pre ? ?iti
Itrialliiii an I ml n.ily II.at it it? Rolli '
paintul lO me. mil] I hive ? ??? 111?! tl II I . ? !i .1 1
sboiibl pr? ? r to hav? t is ? ?,. ?? in n le
? ni ami I? as ? ns 11 > .? lo ' r?h? m ?
Imi I d ? im? pt --s I his Unni 'at for ?! Coll G? A e
m 1.1 ? ?,! e '-.? ? iii-ni ?? u h ?. . severity il
th. y ??ir? mi line?! lo ?h t, Ihr Norlli.
? Kl -? ??.
This moriiiii ; in lb? o lice of Ihe ?. :. 1 ? ?
(???Ih ih I .u Unni invited me lo ? a in the
? ini aloni! i tl.lo? , ali i a IIW I II I
(lir rouiiliy. We had a tonti o.is ali ? . , tu??
tali, a'? 'ti! '? Un? Smith '' itili il mi I ? e, mt.lv
m | ?,.-, ? .;.i'i cv pr? ?.- ut a Ilio I ?li ti !'???
?
rapii il." li ratoki us, il s >|m in ;o ut..m '
ol ? ?Iremo ???, en y a ?. Ili I' . le, l??1 I
inulte Ini Ihel iiivctilig ili.? Ibis mnliei. Due
e, nil'man ?sl.e i nir v? Imi I Ma ? III
j?,,|.i,? would disili???" Ar?? noi <> tt ????? l??
), !,-mll\ ri ni 'h SU ? kind everywhere '" ?? ? >!.. ?
yea," sad I, "I reoeivr .veo where tin nl.t i>l
coorleay, Norlherii people u ititiQ this region ,
?u ild ? ot ?cents; you ol ant 'hi.I . ? Ihiiik." j
?? Well, what m lira mal tei with u?' i '? Il us hnw ]
things rrally look to North? in ?y? s. We know our
W.H ?? are I'?? ea-.y nini slin ,s:.iiil lui ? nu, li 1 la Ulli ?
?U ?' ? We should ie>! II. to lu? ? ere limn?]
uri so many * abrading all.'urs,' ? .ni i. " 1 am lobi ?
11,al Unit bave Men ihrer munii t. li.?, inte,,
years, ami limi nohudj bas ' ? en punished. ? ?m
man was sinn down in lin street, in ????,,,? day
11 111 I'.i ni;?s soma III vim n.ivv il lloil?'.' ????
m..u -ani be heard the ab?la, ami severs ??... tl
was all 11 ti", traun one remar* oil thai >? ??
?? woultln'l ? in I it mi mu, b after gelimi! u- d 0
it." "No," said 1, * lim Northern |s*ople. w Ut j
Iii-hI ol tin in, w ill never ? tri ? ? 'tu aii.tliunc O? j
the kind. W? would rather live ou an Iceburg or
uiaku a uew S?w>l.ngluud under the Acetic ? irci?
III.,-? live m ih?' licitisi ?olllllrj in tin? v.nild
where men do not respect the laws. All Uns pra*
tu?,? oi ahuotini ami killing is in th rnlgar and
disgustili?.' ani savage, and it will keep Northern
m. ti and ?????? r.? ? a pi tal out ul ??\ region t nul
im. talcs ti.' ?* Well, what would ninniti" "Li?
ti ut,? ine la ?? strictly und impariiaib, snd at
wli.ttcvei eost. *.'.o.v, KcUtietti u," J adibii, * 1
tini mil tome In If to le, I ill o pt ? pie. bill von a ? ed
Im Iltis. "Oh, cir..iiiiiy. ?? ?.,????.? , ' w ?crai ?if
tin ni re p. ? e ? : " that' au p (ht. 1 reckon what yon
?a? is about tin fact, loo,"
?"h? lami about Uornith is no! rich, rhttween
tins poiul nei I'm ntirj Landing there ar*
tlimisaiida ol aeres .nft-nced un u aiitloued
laud, w Inch lias mi I tram c ? llixaled silica' lb w.it,
m m a? ol it, a-. 1 am lo. , uol lui mali) I ?ais la? fore
that time It Is ???,???'?? With the t.lWliy .M'.ioW I
" sedge grasa," as It is called Iran?, s hieb appears to
lu? m in.s rvginu im? I asi iiruducl o? exaan.siod
Intnl. When?., ? Un; ground is rolling ni sloping,
?. r - nini m r..,t.? the surfin? *r? ? ru ?h cd
away down to the clay, wlii.b II ? le of
piiHtneing any regelatiou ?.s giani!? il ? if, aud
guai space an? iiurulatod
v> un li ih ? pen nvel \ .mi, and m mi r . .
In com? KU?I aud t hu ms '.v hit u hat ?? ? ? lie .
ItUi livers. Ail -.nil euMo ,, ?| nun oil
?enteil in ils earlier stage? but h?r? ? \ci? bntlj uc
?h.itevci i> dim? ? nul mal agi ut* or
lis ,1 it ?? ? e laic, ??! Un? Will III (.ml. i II? coi.
tran ?? goral britlgra and luad >ocuu to h ? , onled
a :i it would i.e au impietj . I!. twt ou l'on ut h und
111? hat!,?? lit .? ?? e ,|,,??.? ?? ; I milts ni the nid
army corduroy," ?hieb ?????? ot my rea lern doubl
it-s In .).i l l'.inal.i. Iiisuim- plum* H I,a. I m 'a
enveten, up tu lai i limera; in others It !;. cutiitly
woiu out, hut much ol il l? alili lucro.
SERMONS IN TWO CITIES.
THOMAS CARLYLE.
T\* B4V. R. Hfber NnAim et ??? Anthon Munwrtal Church
{HfUmttit KpUeepul.)
The Rev. R. Heber Newton, at the Anthon
Memorial I'liuivli veitirdiT moruin*. caled itttentiuu,
before beginning bis sermon, tu a me-ting of citizen*
I ?tiltil n io ??? held next Prtdsy svenine tor the purpose
[ ol aruusiug puiilic si-tn imeni iu regard to the "scandal
oil? and oulrux-uu.? ? Diiditiou of tlio Street?," " Kv ry
oue cau appreciate the seesodty of ?u? b a uineting." lbs
prraeUer and, "for lite eoodipoa of tin? streeis tins
morning would he spt to mSks the beet CbrtstUo '..n
frniu arare." Bnexpreaaed tu? hope ii:at th?? iu> m >er?
o.' tho Otfugresatluu would rueourags tin? n'ora ?ml
ihn meta a reeltBgwonldbesrousedtB.il the Mayor
weald he eneearssvd to Berry eat seeded refetma The
SflbB ol of Mr. .Noir ? ?'? s. ? tn.ut was " Tbonias Cirlyle."
If.s remarks w. re m s?batenos as follows :
Thetase Carlyle was, as Deau Stanley celled him in ?
seiianu lately, "a sropaet." Pniphstdik) was hi?
rugged, uncoil venlional eX'erior, a ?ori of ? itati of the
Scoi eli desert suml th?? propiieiit lufsirlety.eladai near
ss ihe cimiate would allow ina Baptpu's ?baggy cloak.
Pi-npiiei-like was the ?oui of the man, iBteues, earnest,
walking Balaam-wise with hie ayes ?pea, seing tiiriunli
ibiug??reaand tenparal the tiuogsmis?es sud eier?
?-.', ore imlng dreams, -erln tvldoas, bearing vote.?? from
out the Kf.nil depth I lit" s'crit all ?? fluite rvittl
the greatest theogfcte nmi tho wisest aspirations,
tin firn biirnlii? ?litim hlu to tue Insi, lai Spake Wo'ds
woitdrou? in heir power to ?Ur tue miuh of men, "-n .tic
m in mi cuti, iu ol wrong, mil ef Insotrat >a,
pomms to the ronaesme? witu a "?bus ?sith tbu
?, .1.1.'' D l oil,I all bl? con'e'll'ioial ic-, .,?? eu.s ?t rcaii
ii 1 in to : in- in?, ?? ? muH 1 of wit ii the ine sul pro-, 1 h ? a
M.t??. No unit il'?n- of tnratSl SuOWiedir? or ?tri-nst'lt
w II idiud us in a pi pltst oln?e at baud, Wn rcu.-1.14e
Um it is t lie tus? of ime which melt? ?mv all error?
mi.I 11.,ii .-? ?,.????.. ? t .??...???? ?ifui 'iti. tie Waa e iiisii
? m .t. : mud ?Leanest and inuhful. He bad
. In - ,??? ?,? ?m .? <?' "in- -.ein Innii ? d, lei? it T?a hs |G In:
limi e.'.i ?? m? lie war nf bri. for me su ff-ring iliioutru
which toe had paaaal had leti tbeirmars? upon lus per?
?on.
In een-tderleg his " Dsnteegn? " ehsraetsr, the irsi
? ? 1 iu ??.?nul lo tils par? u'.u". tin latnaraud
n. tii 1 .?...?? ? .I t s.-iii ti Ki-ock. Hi? ni??:ber was
a 1:1 lent, fai nul, Ubristian womau, Ol bin father, be
Ita? bin . left us a ?Si-ten, so charming tati wu are ??
? ?,?- ? " lui. lo alluni?: uio.l Iu. ? 11 ? : .11 ?. < j" ,.[ .h
l.i ???? 1 t.i-, tlerm-s? "f the ?on. from his father be
received acood sauratloa ??? the non?-tv of pari??????
v\ li ?? 1 eli.ii-i? ?? r, o liliu ? 1 ' i.'ii lit??. Writ tbM c?i>t
tai, tan went 10 London, where he lived domg every kind
of an " I In? ?, ?? .Vi,IK When ?on il pay. At ou?
lime he Irci ii ? il, making ?f blm-elf, .?- be sad,
shall "ini?, a ii ?,! pro ?ct. H' hail lo alpi** e duriug
limi" Imi.- ? en 1 s ?lita bad beatili as Well ?- poverty. I ne
?mil at us door kepi bini al wor? IBtsassauUy, hut bu
i.iv-i WnUld luiVe Or umiiier. 1.1 , Ilk? his fHlher.be
pul in? iicurt into every king h? did, Be drove trs |m>h
ui any 1 eius*tea. wool 1 pay. But a 1 hi in? 1 n in 'batall
ma frii ml? .???!?? prop .? -yi ?? a briiliaul ca?? t for li m,
ii.? ?,.? un la me dial a? in. 1 s future, life, ami ut wll 1?
ii 1 w, nun in?, iiri'i'?, t ? a qui. ? country noms until tie
COUld he fre? it trolu in? utn? ti,? DI y. rilen he reni lini u
lei -"?,????? reara, wiltiuE eiiiMl.iniiy, an I brinarne bis
bonk* to I.'in il .11 in. 11 lo 11 al Inni there ?. ni li. 1 ,?? we'u 111J
lo. t su. Il; ? "? ?1 lu: l e ??-morrow. f?r ile uatl
riimhed to a tii-L'bt troni wineli he could look de ??0 00
m iiki-d. girusgUog ?? h sai? w h poverty ?nu
1 u, -' o:.- ni in?- error? ol missili?!, lo?mg
rue ?fiel anoiin-ro! um frirn Is, und ri .ally Ins wit,, hv
u? .?tit. be coni ? 4 eut be ?rue ini ?ni, i? ? neun.? ??
n,i ?,is ?? offnes* thiTs ?M a Uep, h of seu'leness. Hh
was uoi ^tiii.iu hi? ?ami?, but toese weir ?Il apnareitl
on ttie? stir 10-, Tilstnc III Hlrcnglb. In-w 1? Inani?? in
t.i- 1.?.? all mankind. His faun? gr w wirb asv, bet
tnev wire itUr In gre It pari ? II aplniii a ?uff.1 nus.
Ilia two chief ri iu?? I have Irli '.. ihr lask H?? bad
I In? happiiie*? lo |*M-e?s S tliuKt h.Vlll?? Wif*?, 1O1 in? was
a ino?, n 11 ?? 1 ho ? lo?. n_' un l> m ?. -he musi inivr ?? eu
ar ni.oka ??" woorsn? Uiekeussah] tuai ?tir ?urinsse'i
au ti?? en ??? ?orneo of loe day. one never win 0 niiv
Ibiux liera??!/, for aun d In?? ta rly ntinl? all her htlOEtS
mi ? n.s va? it ,?? ' tir indar vimu,
? ? ??- .. hi 111 to.n ni immillili nligEms. for In hi*
vt- DS weie ?."i.eruil us ot "lecca DMly, With WDat
IDewrem Ol lue'? proi?????? be cime ou nf bis e <c ? ren<
lull ?- riiKi'?) I know noi. He ?rtaiulr l-ft behind
.1,111111 r ot si? ??. iiiiiisa belie ?, ae 0 e sntl ta^pis nly
s ho v.. II ? ? i.vs fiankly fuit alDeiam S'as lo in 111, as Ii is
to 11? a !. tl i<U liiixint'e.vitble. G?? WbOte develop tirot
Ibeoiy ? ,1 io h iu " tau ? i-jih| ot dirt," and Darwin be
call! r tti plalDlj a funi. I' i?ilivi?iii, till pretrnttOU*
h .? ? u h Wbb It ?Je u e?l suih .1 111,uil ?a tt -or???? ? hit's,
ue ran? 'Ute mi<erauiv?t pbaatuimal hik hi alt? ghost
l lieve ?- m??, ?,?,?." No ?eoeuM or ?vetrai 01 loruiu
in. in .'????? ?????? Issue?! Ir tu ine ci fi, et of til? ritiiy
i.i\? Mv "V,ii ..pin.?? DI thill III* \???1? CalVIDMIIa
:.. nosy si -iiihei Ir nu bim in Ids ?illlKkle Ceiri-sl
11 n inni" than he tilOUSBi. ti? -lihitu.n
ito,.? ? y tu o,?? ini trie nil eresilo? hak ? ? um
? , ..lei ililiU'iaU be ?aw uo neme Wittes oouid gt tee
.-.1 . liiins.be ?. -.t.I ant to us?? tu??sai-rad wonl
11.? , III li? ?r.sl ?otll tli.'.l II MI ? ?t. ? ?? ? .ver BZ
? . I I blak li ' n vif ai I ru.?. .1 li, ? .1? ? >? s. .< -
. ,, ? be tell ?oil 1??1?.,????| mi ?? :. 111 be colili
1 \ . . ? I will say no ni .re a? tu ????
1 .1.0.1,h -, his ?-'ut P'Il? ine nioiy. .vistir who hav
! 11 ui 1 . .? il he ? ;s m h Ir ^r * aoul .. Il ci,
???,? .or .. 11 snobl?? l.v s a.el ^??.'-? htlgrnl ?,????,
? ? iitUu aud? uout hopo In ib< vro.-.i. Sw
s.? \. 1 , 1 any Ir. Pi m ibe ?10u.ru ol ili nud >e IMU
it mu iti Ibi- |?.?t a ma .?.iv t.- ili ? .?.?.?? ? ai life, ?I le???
.? ? lier ?OOfe, faoUUI 'he h. avril, y iifu wlt? up
tuui-l Ini???. ^^^^^^
APPKALS IO NON-BKLIKVERS.
Tht K-? G IH ?iU Talini'j' at t\? Brooclg? 7\ati*rnacU
\l'r ??.tertam.
Before lus sermou yesterilaj imiruing in ilio
U ? .in Tab .nit??. .Mr. t'a?iussv r use! ih?? an?
imi? liai fereae t. lb? rev.val tarvicrswtaieta
ni in m lu to Hie cbuicb IbU ev Ding, f Dllip 1? pe,
? In ?? . ehsi, is to leni Ibe mn?:cil ? ?'? od vt
t ? . Achurus ? f 3'H) ??, i-,-s U brlusorgauis-d,
.. ????: ?? ol 1 ib?l a. .?? exllOl tri ? will .. .s ?1 Ur. 1 it?
ti, ?? lbe?ervieei Mill begiu at 7????'??
Mr. I' Image pr-nobed ?. J-tnii x. I?> : --Ottier
c,?.???[? ? bave wb io a are not "f Ibi? fold, t.- m ?laol
m.??- bring. ?lid in? t inali ? tir mj vi ." .? ,
io- a , be aaid. I? all for euistler?, Cbrlil oommauda
? -iii-ii-. t? he Ha ertueo, and ehm I go flsbmg I
,:. lo Dali in any eIjr elso's pond, Idonetwsni
?? m ? - ..u une ih? ? 11<? eorliL
Ib? p aie ?,?.. ? ?-m itile rburcb now who wtl be
n lu. ? un-a? mani Ibeep ?ill hi> found on ? ?
ms? m.? ? 1.1.11? rejectors ??. '.,'-: ...ill.
I . ,? hol t.. "V, BOW Vim ca.???- ?? G?) ? G? ??
? ?? ? ,?? have been Ibinugh h ai.tig
? ? ?' ? s. r ? ? ? ?? ?.. .' ?-.?.? ?? r- ??|? _?, or ir.iu^.i
r'I I ilk. ??| Il in. ?? li lye b ni tlirolL'b Ci ?? Il ed t . of
e ., ? |i|i,?? -.-.-il ?'Hi Uli III il' l'I Wan ill-L'il??!?? l'Ut Witti
.? . ,? (.intuii u-u jrou how you euiue so, bui you
? auk ? teli me inai ?? ?? ? u re|e< ir ? ? d ? ? ?' .? ? ?
lus ? nal ? a disine b ir, aliuougn you admit fini te
W.I s ?? ? y S'id ina ?. You do ???.? Otiti'V li.it l'I llilile
?. . . - ? hv. ? utigb ? m t;. u ? tu -t.? ar ?
Very II h in.? ? ?. V ? ?. I ' ??- I :ia t' ti ? ?I ?.,G o
Ih i; bl . ?) ? al my. 1 ?: ? .il" Il ., Ihlot. . inai
? . vi ? ibi ,? ? noi si rv??. ?. ? ? ? you ?re tu
,. ? ?: ,? ?I; I ; : mal'. I.vervhmlv Ill.it kliowa VOU - >
.? ?. ? ??. .? . ?,. I)'?U tini?' ? Umilili-?? !o III in
) mi sonili do .. ? w.i -.. yi.u t.? ir. h?? exiM?rluieiii
.?? .:.*' reliai ?. I ilo ' o u ? bla timo ?ai iu.?? bere
?- uy thing .u G.?.?? ??., oui I ami ply ? ?> t -? II. Du not
Ibe ? .. nisei of ii.y-.-i ol n ? t
muti if >... ttrsplae olrraymru. l'ii.u?
? ? y n, la ?..il; proi ?? ? oualli ; ?? ? bap? w? tu -,. be
. m ilirr; ? t ?? ??? ?r ??.,?.? be b) ????
?? lu on. n: el un e? : per lap? Wi* Unti preseli Ih?.
,? i>> p?hl ??? ?? eu, in'?! lake roe suvn-e of
. . , ,, li .?nil 1 Uli.Uli. Will a ?. W h I UIC , 1 ,? ?
? , . ? b -? te V'-r preset el , r ;.r i il il
. ?. ?.? a. ab >ui i?'.u d? uh a. I ave been
l ? \ inni tu..- r lia-I ? la .?
?o . \\ , :? ? r ? . net ?- ti. ?, W hei ber 11.e ? ? 11 ,? .
????'?,,,?? ril.ll ol 'he aoul, mv own ??.?-???????? re v.
,, . Ye ? ?ve come .u..? wu: In ?.?. , iiu.suiuj .and
.. n. i>? and ???.?G?.
: CI ivi si, G??,'-? IL?.. KlNUOO?l l>K GOD.
/ ut si hier'* v\.V?j.it Sfitta?
? ill . .,?? irli, II Sst'lgS
The ?? v. Cliuile? li. l'iiib.il", vslni was re?
cen ?? ;?? ?i'ii'ilrd r c or of-;. r.ler'? ?*. ??? ?t.utl Kpi-'-o
pn fi.ttii- ? tu limosini, iircuei.e.l bis hr?t aura Hi Lberr
yiai'piiy morning is-mre ? hue-r euogrrsuilon. The
? ,?-, ?? Beck re Oral the Ktuguoai oi Uwl, end IM?
rig leOUklM-??; lllltl ?II thltlt tritici *1S" be ai.il d uaiu
. ou."?Matthew ?., ?13.
11.,r. aresouw lEilolbJ of Ufe, said Ihe pi? cher,
which w never von idirl praeiK-ablo tu ai tempi trevi
Pu ir very tua nun,", tf.iuy l?av ace? u -??? ! irt
?? d ?.bio d ids wlibh bave left ??? kind Iheiu a lasting
iiiriuuy, Im? tin? itri-ai in <J'?n?)? at lien, ?titt.oii-h iliev
u'liuite.? sebi ?? in tits, ti? vt r thmk of nuking m ai
i.-? j., t itirmarlv.E The life and work? ol ?Pin
('.insilili loaders ?111 tits mind vnin ?under and
. .Inn; aiiun, and yet uieu Bar: "Ha. no. that is v. ry
btiKiit ami lien m ? til, but I ran sever hope in reaeh
it ; ?: ih loo lar abure tur." lu Uns s.) we sink itilo mi?
|'ii> lui I ni s win II we llillik BUI ellolia lu ulalii to un)
i'xi'i'llcuot? wll b? anivallmg. Buttbu umre wv m.di
taie. t.u in. re vie eXUIUIDe ouisilvca, |h? luurc ? cany
?In we see that evi-rv promise In the Bible applies to
eaehoneof onnelve?. Cbnst was ? ?? ipeak.ng fura
?m'ivi-nal or S ?Ingle people, bui for all n.eu ami
fur all t.me, siten H. ?? id In the words of the text i
'? t-e. k >?? first the Km? loin of tiod." tad us
look nt tin? reasonable? ?? of tbs m ladsl -.
It u.nan? ttiat we meal put ('brini'? kuMidotu
Hr?t ib ear bean?,onr iboiutit* and ont settona, lu
looking '.?? r ,? ?? On ni NS.ili'll.w?' musi so bui. lo lb ?
priiii-??????. We Und tuet our very live? ?re dependent
upon Oou's will, for il ?? in Htm ttiat we ivo nud move
m .1 l.av our being, nul w ,?. ..ut Him Ufo bl a honrlrM
? lank, ?: ? ? ? ?1???1 m liti reni i?u u> di m our ?. lb r
ih ? lurin-h'S tue suoiigi-al ?? ou ml fur our proi .'s.ieti
ilil-l ..? H ? loUCIIi?? OU? .1.1 OU CVi I y Mile, .illll Ile? lit
tu?? ?? ? ?? louuiiaii 11 m all t hriatinnity. Ill? ihereforr
nu-, ?. itile inai Si-hIiuuIiImiK lu lism unii kl on Unii
BS We Should ?in ???????|) pallili. H.a WlsUoiU bas lUUS
pi ? ??? t oui lo u.s in?? w uy wbitb we, oe lil? cbiliUeB,
- ou il follow,
in lue arcond placchi us look nt tl.e seope of this
cu m .mi. ?imi r what It lead? us io in l.i? tud con
duel, limili mean ? e t'hureb, bntlt ba?al?oa bre.r
s'-nll. ,o e. . in.? blltigduiu ut (Juil. ?...? ... Paul, I?
llSUn U ui ti? and pi uo an J.y. in re ? li a in ini
n ? ? ? >e thiuivb and not ?eeluus Ine k .m oiu ??
t< ??. ? ? en ???????? motive? ?? ?ilf-lutei ?? ii.rn-lj,
t m .n. an ? oui evil will re al., . ? ? ? ?
.Ike tuta iiiAV bul.d s platform un whirl! ?? ? ? an!
lor a wbne, hut it hum -?? u atv? way, and ? s i
biHiynl.il w n .,?? ? u ?? u 11? ei'h ? !.. riuua of that lull.
Al o".i| ?. -n ? ? io .Itile.? ,???? Ina t ke the Km -? ,?
Ol ti ? I i..lu ? very it'iiu?bl ..tidiv..? .un ot mil'dnily
U ? il ?? inopi Hilt? ? ????,,ami. li? ?urklug um
?e? n >n ibecbsiigoIn ourii.?i im.ms. In.'business
?-Ut ??? Wti ?|???? Ito .lt.? ?,? I.,? hhriliKl.'.
eviiy ?????? olih-ceii. In leonUng U?ehe?l nil In? and
lake uutslr udvauiagos of our ucigliboia. Tao
- ?
command has al*? a promise whteh show* ths ???
quencos thai will follow this r"iiTh 7m ?5
thin?* shall be nsMoi uuto you." It u oalni?. ,L5,?
snoutd .? so. Foray s,,,nucl *? we mv*?r"Yr S,^,
oui Nrst ???t? and our flisi ihonehr. hy so muca wm .1
-uffer djiapnolnlment la Hie end To g-i n5 of fh.2
.r^^H-mo? ?, 11,, dm ?tep l0Wltril |ne k" ?,? ?' ?
W? are now eaie.rrac on a new era la our ehur?ii h,ll
loir Ii 1st irne tornew works and n?w IhoiuhN *
?wind oh|eot a to* ???*. U-t ?,,r .??, ?? 0?
On. has coin tiandel. .rad if weftmow tots .?..laiaad.J?
s uni cavo ine success whioh the nroprasiy uolds"?nu m
AN ONKIDA INDIAN IN A CITY PULPIT.
Tho 1?l v. Tlioniaa Sumiso Duna, au Oneid.
Imi,an, preached yesterday afternoon at the Uu U?t
FreeOjrterrau Chiiroh. in We. F..rty-f.)urtti-s'.. of whlel
toe He v. '?'.?.??? ?. Richie is t?n teanorary postor. iic
u tati, strngnt ?nd oMaeeafaar, Otta .might M.nt triti
ano hnci piereiuc eyes. Bis features aie Irss saggiai
thswtheeeel ??y of bis rar?, and ? ave a thouubi u
eod r?ii?ed egpresalaa. Un voler is Lari aadanMams
bui in: ti'iph ..s.tnt, ami wl.lh- speaking li?? makes many
g.-s:uie- w.tn his uriti* and baud*, lie .?.is diessci ti. a
plain su.toi blues uroadcloia.
H fore Orifiniiinir his sermon he sa'd tha? Us wl dird io
make an apology ter tb* I a mei ? ran at his apeecO, whwn
w s the result of brin?: munte ted to train-late h ?
thought* (rwsi Ids ? a tire finhuii r ? ?, ? ? ? ??* mio t-mcJuj.
li.? un spoke saeeecetvety of several verse? ni the
Ninety-eighth Ivmu, Among ?htu- p??.?pie. ho raid, M
.-a.? many nets ais, and eveu ?It tie caudret , repeaUug
ihr Lord's Pay.r. itui piayer ami praylugh?uNraah.
were tw.itlU ? eut t, u. ??*. C.ii'lHinins were too orttn-d
wlihri meo. to .ach m.i.r aud should do leas fuait-ti o
Ing. lie was Kiad that CurtMntiniy whs *ot
? uirr.w and eue rucien religion, sfcMitiag out sonn?.
elasscse ?.I?. I s ?. he w.?ald no? be trai tiered wli h
It. He did not bk?? hyisterlsf. Ho would prier to (to
lulu the ti.rest w.lh his tomai, auk. b.w in arrow and
moor aal as, sad ivo tue lile of ? aavage, inaura b.? .
by : ?>er te. When bo saw so in tie ? sel?saoe*. or t.,i|{
civ Ii/. .a people, he fotunl 11 lifted to keep Hum iniu ,'
pujadle?*) it.'.Jtitst ibeiii. Ildstressed Mm t* Osar ?*
m ? ? ? profani y ??? at. subs. Ile was iiiaukfui, ht
unit the Creator did not ztve the Indian enoogh langa?
s** to ,? 1 .w tutu t . b?) piotati'? with? u: Uisl ir. iii.n?
?. e* nth. Toe preactmr deaBribttd in onaclasiu* hi
version wh ti no was vet tMlorue.t wnh .liecrnwnui.il
fi amers, nu/s and h.uue, that belonged lo bun tt> tuo
? :i ol un ludi ut cliii-f.
MK. BEECHBK O.V THE CHRISTIAN LIVE.
Mr. Bceclrar'tt pulpit yesteid.iy win adorned
with uu abua Uuci? ot ho.uuuso plants aud flowers
There was the osmi lnr?e cuuirri vstnn at the uinruiug
service, at which Mr. U?ich?r prraobed U|ton ibe need ol
CuriaUaa ino ?u in.? pres ul day*.
TH ? SEB-JEUMsirinui?LATUIiK.
niR OPPOSITION TtJ ???? 0 IVKHNdll'S APPOIVTMFN'TS
AND ??? FDt; MtATIUMs?UILL8 THAT KKMAIN Vfl
HK OOMMiiBatlh
fFROM Till. KK.i.t.LAl; CUHKBSPOMDfiXT OP Tit* TUIOC.VB.]
Trkntos. N. J., March 12.?Governor Lud
low has evidently BtWfWd a UuTaOv's Urei III IUaklU|[ 111*
nominations. Tuey have beeu of a cb.iridar to tbor
OOghly arouse soino tl-tibiicao 8om.'ors wbo heretofore
imvr not b? en classed smoag the vertebral??, while ths
runt?? ol the Democratic pop-guue has treu niic-eiuug.
iho ?iovriuor's novvepapur organ here la Ihe possession
ni ils pi ? vai? secret i y, aud perennal preterenti'?, as
well as tu. manna and qtirtd of olii lit position, leads II
tnsupitort the nominations with vigor, but the Demo?
cratic pr?s? in tbe groa: coat?es of ponuiut on has noi
m need matters. Acerbity Is a mild term I" apVly to
niirne II niocratto ctitlelsms of tbo renomiuation ol
Mr. Kelsey, and Messrs. Lsverty and Du. tos do
not .-eu|i? criticism. Tbe Republican press has
indorsed Duryee, and the obloctiou to bus amona
tbe Democrats coiues from the " w horses,"
of whom tbe p.-rty ia more than Hbuodantir
supttlird, and who onuclse Mr. Duryee's voutfi aud w.?r,t
oi Mat,-uii.it than local reputation. Tae basis of ihe
opposition 10 Mr. K? lsey trom tbe pirty assooiaresof tbe
HiVi tuoi la. of t ou?s*, purely personal. That of the Ko
publie ms is on pub ic itt'oiinds. It is a-ked by th.- Dota
m rats whrthir Mr. Kelsey means to be a die olii ??
hohler ; win flier a th.rd t. rm is no' on Pumaqraltc, ad
w ht Mr K-mey ?tiould not yield the ?poils to th' olucs?
? nit of some ulker of ths. qually aolu parry workets. The
Repohthwa. show that bo is uuder tbe cloud of a civil
m.? brout?t by the mats Mr. K? Uey's rcjn uon ts at
Irani piou.iL e. It is, in fact, a foreiroue conciusiou In
the minus of most people, und ths subject or nv.-la <?1 .u.
ten si Is COMCTHlng the probabilities of Ins renomlii*
iiou?furrejeetieo. Optntic here is sharply Uivid.d.
ami the reasouiag tor eiiber side is ool bad. Iu ui.?king
his ?elections tne Quveroor bas Icnored Ins own co in ,
n.uon to ois ? grot,*** personally tae w.iul ? baro iikuo o
? mi.tat?? Mr. iioiaon, tue e .it >r oi his iiuiu? uuwr
l?per. G Is a d .ti?, be will now frei relieved of H.S
? -,?.!.- la.,.1. <>i .t.tv .esttux Mr Kei-ey'n claim,, ami, iu
ci>tiiii ?? | ?Uon by lue Uniate, fu bini liberty rosead
m tur aeuie or Mr. Ourdou. On ihe oti;er baud it is
urxed that a eha ^etrristic t<f tbe Ouvert.or is uot to
lu iL ou ? wiieii uu mut {tlseed his liu.ni to tbe ploucii,
null that If pr.itisi, noe li nao It m-fi.?d IO
lince <lr. ? .sty IB olii. , It Will not
in? want'**. in such ease, the iiu-atiuu atara,
erhettrar the I/*gtdatare Will be willltg; to at? si? the ex?
pin lion of tbe 8 cretarv*. trim or urne?. Api it 6. It is
oit tu s ? lit l..ai K pillili, un OpOOMIM* will be ICSI d.
i..t.;.-i -u: Mr. L ? Vorty 11 nul ?u ua-?i.y senled. Tb?r?
hav ti .-u serious compi inteuf int,.-aal puutfbuwats
und ein i!im ?,??,??. al the 8.UU? 1? i?nu uu. e. lue arsa?
r l k'-e,ei'- ru-e. Tarer yrur* a.o nd? otlicia.. Gnu ral
Motti wa. investigated ?<j u l. ?ta-u'ivo coturni... ; of
f ho ?Uri unii US, end the p. ? Se. In. ?Il I. was a ? III Ics?
.? ? ut ? i,v ni ,.ia-1. ieii,.iu.iei, . iHiiiVift. It was ch.triit-U
? ..ai the .nuil..ri ics ii.it ?? ir. d slcouoluvrr tuo prisoner
au ? m in- in it, hm mus uiui oudty. Lari rty, accar?lhu|
ti ih ? entraraptuu report wl b.s int.uio y ni thai case,
-a . o,? e. ms...- e ? ?? s ?' nidi treatiu ut. s r. Very m .J,
u.d ? d." ri ?. .1.1.1 ici. Ur en 1, bud nu<miu.;d illness, uua
in (Livi-.ri bad rltici a pi? luto bnu und - u,iiii."l
s tue realontires lo brine uuu tra of the ut?ap.x*i.y
u'?. ni buse wa ti ?old w.ttrr?wii.cn h.ni .he uc-itcJ
??*? et," co. In vn?.?? of tho public el'-itena-ni ov.r
t... iiii-.i-...ii-J c.iar-et ?({alasi ? ,? "' .1 > ?. il Ut ai. d
thai L tVri .y ?.? cooie?.Mj?iiy cruci una lOerisTnr* u.,?. tur
ih ??'-.li.in.
1. .-1 ??'.????? th it thr Gnveruor*s nom ..'.nous ?m ne
tun tZclllUg ???? tft UM wrek,bat l..v'.-?a i.iu will u.lOo
ni ali du.l. Tue b.ll to cu tu,;.? tu.? e?sti:.u of
leVJ Ug tuo ti-li io, lax Wilt he d -ri-se.' In lue
13 naie, und nino by puss. It bus received each ueoer?!
itHloisemaul in.? .t-i.-iiura wouid m.ct wilu ??vere uis?
.i|i|i '..tiion. ? ni I of gi**l u*|Haruraee ra the elites at
tuo mate will be considered in tue name biriy. It pr*?
yule- that ad talee. u*s..?tsuJoa's und water iules auiCtt
ate appealed iu lira coutis from toe a.vutds ot tie
< .ui-soiicis may oe Mistaiuetl oy'h ? Can: t, in s ?i'tt
o BU) tcti.liita; 1 ?e?.tluy lu the levy, provided lie
L'utili -I....I iciiuc ' cl e?-IVr award-or UIU?, If nivo?
G.? \ . an ??..1?ay II ?V u-SrsSIU Ul.. It lllt?.S the Cu.t,
ni lue, a reviewing uz buatd in contrttetl oasM, and
?v m prevent appellants s no all mpl In nivali..ate uu in?
iir.-i v> i.rarasssmeutfromreerivhigmere than rtpi.il
J .?. it,' ima -?? o an ui?. b.-rii m ???.?1?????? uve ytur?
,.?.? il vv'Mii.i hava stve.i fcu?ibi'th i-oui baukruptcy,
ici au u bas ??? indurami *y the b. si uuutoitie, ??
v. ..I pi?..n.ih y pr.'V.? an rff.'ciiia1 bar to fn.ure failures.
lac 1..U0 t.> o! ?alies m A"W-J. isry bus ? ut b eu lu r
poverty, but (hesuore?* witu w leh iltigiaae tuxpu,rrs
,.uvc t>. c ? imie .? v .lut- ia ? bjvica sud aj*t?<^na.t4 bv
. of Irebuleai liti gaoties.
tu .in u imiNir.it u?.? to ??? r.swspsper fraternltr IS
annui ndoieul to tu? sever* libel law ui lira state. Tne
? 1. ? ..; , .?, ia in ? .i y tao iaw so that Ja..ei cintiot
iiMuti il ni lai y tUiu.tt?e? sud ?.lull coiiha ? la uni .ant
o. their \\?.??1? ts IO he l.llll:tg.' wmen ihe pro -ecu o.? ..ai
s owe me In?'! actually lufltcltsl tp u Cim. th.
in ? ? will considerine bid fo. local o t.o*? tee tuli
appropriatimi #10,000 lor teeanleal seOtstU, a ad tue .IH
10 prevent tu? ex .n ini ot f nil iron ?.ou ih?.? publia
sub.? ou account o: religion, culm, etc Ihers is wi ie
pualic mielosi ra lue ?oeea*. ef ? a-1^.-: uauieJ ut^t?Uiv.
MARITAL BLUM WBklBt UVUATIOS.
John Zuck,ace twenty-four, nini bla wife, age
twenty, laced each other ?* JoatioeOtto*. tourt at
Newark Saturday, four months ago they were
married at the home of the brivle's father, Albert
Liuk,a well-to-ilo G-rman, No. 1J5 Wicklide-st.
Mr. Link was present iu the court with his daughter,
whuuiadeau affidavit that immedletely after th.
marriage h.-r hasbood beitin tosbus?her. Alihouiih
he made a good income, eoa sani, h" allowed bet
wry ht e money, ? le lucked up food trom her *ud
hiberno liiliigiy, applied abusive and insulting
ep.ihfta to ner, got diuuk and remaineil awavfroui
I,. im? until late at night, and brat her re
peaiedly. A week ?go. when returning with
him iioui ber ?athei'e home, he kuocked
ber down iu the street aud kicked
In r several times, an I lhat night he knockisd her
down at bine, ami kicked her, aud Wirau she
acre ? .1 for be.? h?? held his hauti over her inouiU
ami imita, tl a revolver at her breast, tbreatcniug io
kill her, lb?? lather stated that his tluuuhter e.nl
imthmg et home ab Ot her ill treatment, but the
family had observed a ??reat change iu her appear?
ance Last Monday, iu Zock'e ubeeuoe. the wile was
taken home by her fa? b? r, who ul-ra took away her
pi is mal possess mis. ? tck procured a search war
rant and with the assistais*, of a lawyer recovered
Ibe goods while Ihe father was abeeut irom the city.
11 . also proemed ihe lather'sarreet. Ihe latter, be?
me ? ?ease.? on hi. own ret oumzaiice, ou hatunlaV
liadZttOk urreated. ihe Justice held him m aO?d
bail loi the Giunti Jury's action.
THE X6BBX COC&TT BVMT.
The first meet of the K.ssex County Hunt will take
place at Llewellyn Park, Orange, N. J., Saturday at
J p. in. Duriug the winter the hounds have been
carefully truiuod and exercised, and tbe number baa
been inciease?' from thirtv-two lo ?fry-two? a full
pack. The uew ucquisttious are all thoroughbred.
I be meet* iierealler will be couduoted lu tue kaig?
li.b stylo, and outsiders will be invited to subscribe
io iner? the expenses in part. The numuer of ruler?
has been maiui tally increased and the use of cos?
tumes will be more general. The whip u Mr. Cuso?
II i.i?, u prufsasional, lie hue procured a large aud
httong iox tor next Saturday ? ruu. Iu the com*t
of the present week the stables and kennels ot the
Hum will he ? moved irom Moniolair to auarieram
l'aili-uve., Oiauge.
A t'.mr leti a mau along liro*#ray yeeraruay wbe
b'.ul Ins eye, tl seil and wore a placard bearing the
lai.irr eiimvocal iuaoriptiou, "My dog lead? ??
hliud.?

New-York tribune. [volume], March 14, 1881, Page 2, Image 2
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], March 14, 1881, Page 2, Image 2 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], March 14, 1881, Page 2, Image 2
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924