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BRAKCIf OFKICL* JF THE TRIBUNE
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
TL'ESDAY. OCTORER 3, 1882.
THM NMWS TH1S M0BXIN9.
FoRr.lON.?>Six hundrcil Jewish fannli'-s havo left
fluaiiaii aa aaaeaarfj of the rioia.-Qaeea Vie
?attatolepfaaaat ? numbor of non-comnii.ssioncd
olticers af indian regimeuls with WBT aaadala ?
Kr, Dillaa ha? daeid-<1 not to retirc from Piirlianndit
ju^i y.t._Tha Porte has proii.i.a.il Gieeee that
It wiU order the Tarha to araeaala all tha ceded
pointa on the fiouti.r wtlhoal dalay. =- A larga
ajuuiitily of dynauiite, aapanMed Io havo been
aluppe-l by Nihiliftta, has been diacov. red in Kief.
-j ha amallpox iu Cape 7'own b aiiating.
DuMiaiic. Jeilpaa ITallaoa and Cox, sitting ia
1 tc.i. R. Y., yoMcr.lay rcft:w?<l to gr.nt a ^vrit of
hahiiaa eatpaa la tb<- caso ol Sergcaut Moson. ?
The t.ovu clectiona ln Coiiuo. tiout w. i. lieid yea
tenlay. r^_.__ A deputy-sheriir of Eic.lerirk, Hd_
waa ahot y.-denlay by a lioiae-thieL - The
mill of the Textilo Waddh_g Couipany at Warreu,
K. L, waa burued. _=? Several paraena were in
juiv.l by un accident C> a passenger train un tho
Mciiij.Iiia and Chailesiou Uailroa.I, iu ai iladiaon,
Ala. - Melaon W. Wil.iug. B_aaafaeta_rer, of
HilboiT, Mu.-.a., haa_ailedj Bahllitiea, ioo.ooo.
;-Mr. liiahop has aeoepte_ tha Repabllean
Eonin ation for Governor ot Ifaeaaehaaetta.
City and .SCBtunvN?A coulerence of Adiuinia
tration BTynhlfrntrT waa hadd yeaearalay to aoaalder
the witli'lrawal of tho ticket uoininated nt Sara
toga; thia waa deeaiad la ba taapajaatlonhla =
Judgp Folijer'a l.-ttoi accepiance waa BtBde j.ublic.
? Ihe iHiifl Couiiuissioiiers hel.l their liist
Baeiiag al the Wiudnor Hotel; in the evcmng btnsi
Baaaaaaa who are in iavor of aduiittino to this
eountry raw uiaterials free anafl ut Ihe BBBM placo
r1 ihe Oaaeaaara Ixareaal ba tha Feeurthare. tuu
nel .Jiaaster waa be_un. _=___ Gold value of tbo
l_K.il-teri.ioi Mhcr.ioU.n |ii-1'.-gra-B-),87.90eeBta
:-_4oe_aepeaadeoaaa_eiahly lower, arera weak
with Baetaatwaaall day, ami clo.ae,i nnaettled.
Tio Wkathkr.? 1 ribcxe local obtcrvations in
dicatc clctr and fair waethet, with BHaJbte_
tn tenit>erature. TeiuiHTatuie yesteiday: Hiirliest,
70J; lewaataM ; evetaaja, 83V*.
The mluia aoa_B jnataadaj of the lnst paity
to i>i- eeat out tios aaaaaa by The Tbucmi Freeh
Air Fuud BBhIb a wor_ which will be coiitrin
plated with KaiUfui'tion by all who bBTaahfin
aaacaraed la it. It i* aat-hy of noib that uo
ajacideBl has a*xa_Tfed to aay ohBd, aud _hat all
nrt- N.iiily back in their houies.
The naoathly -iatecaeat issued to-day ishows
that the public debl waa reduced nearly
$15,000,000 diiiiii^' Scplembcr. Dernocruts
wlio intoiid to bIbbbb tho Ropublicaii party from
tbcotunip orsanctiiiii bitwccn uow and elec
tion will do well to reiiieiuber to liave Ihe prea
riiif ot niiiid to Corgef to allude to thcuo litf
orea.
The ji.ii.lic ia gradtuaRy gettlna aeeoeteeoed to
bahagalabhaa.hy polioeaaaB who are ngly or
tlninU ; but wlicu it comos to (ollowiiig tlie un
a_aaad_ag paWk heaaa and aiabh.Bg -ha pablic
rii-k niollier, huinuii iiattite revolte. The I'olitc
Boai.l la laapaiitfailj urged to oneiildor iho
ehargoa nhich Auiucs Boyluu iuakca atrainst
Patralaaan Bharidaa of tlie 8ixteenth Preciuct.
The art Rchools of the National Acaderuy of
Doaigu opcn atispicioualy lor tho winter's work.
Ovcr lifty applicanta have been admittcd al
reayiy. aud there ia pronuae that b<jfore tlie term
is tar udvancod the roouia will bc crowdod to
their ut.n__t ia|Kioity. The Art Studcnt-'
League aud the ai t nchoola at Cooper Uniou are
alan well attended. This i.s ao encourairiu_: out
look lor tho?se iut4TfAted in tlie ndvaiuonirnt of
nrt iu thia eountry. llowever needf ul training
onib r foreign raastoie may be for the young
Americau aitist at u labnr st_vgc of hia career, it
ia ceruin tliat for the lirst few years he ia uo
where Ulter ofl tbau at honie.
W B bope that the scojh' of tho coronor's in
qanst iu the caae of tlie peraona killed iu the
Barleoi Tunnel a?*ident will be a ide onou^'h to
take iu aeveral side iaaue*. Tbe teatimony given
yoaterday not only empbaaized the poiuU al
re?dy made agaiust tlie railroad coiupauy but
Bbowed a cruel indiflerence to the wounded on
tbe jiart of the oibcera of the Now-York ClMtlBl
train which eamo along aftor the accident. It
?wa* w ith diflicully tbat thia train could bo in
dnred to stop long enougb to tako the woundod
?n board. ln fuct, ono of the lujurert waa partly
poabed on aftor tbe train atarted. Cuabioua to
Mft._ ?t_- .nr>_ najjaj ua comfortabie aa ooaaiUe
tvere refused. Tho Wagncr ooach waalockcd
to prevent anything tn it from boing usod. Stich
brntality is, of corw, within tbe Iaw, bnt tt de
scne aharp ullMOMf ? lufortunately, censnro
docs uot couot lor uiucli ju tbo cyes o f rail wu.v
mon. m
The frieuds of tho AdminiBtrat.on ta this
State liow pit the scrnpe into which t!n\v bBVTO
got thnmaarrro aai the Rejmblieaa party. Bo
they set to work veMenlay to seo what they
were going to do nhout it. Aconfcrence ons
i.dlcd at the Flfth Aventte IIoM ; but lt was ?
Obbb Bilnrl afl nr, bcinu almost cxciuaivcly eoni
pgggajl of Administrfttion nien. Such a proceed
ing is lidiciilous. If they had had the wclta.e
of tbe party it hcart, they wonld at ieOOl LtavB
:i-kcd the opiuious of some of those who dilter
lioni them. F>ut in g itl.i ring Jhemschcs
aOfOtha* in an exehiMVo conferenco tho ma
ohine IfiOflma have lollowed their usual co'iv-e.
They want to manage everythins in their own
peeuliar way. and are iutoleraut of the slightest
opposition. Then, when all pooafblo htum
baa beea done hy their trickery and stupid
bluiders, and tbev iind themsolves in B very
Otbi plight, they are highly lndiirnant if the in
dependent voters in tho party do not tum
to and pull theui out.
?
Gcneral Butler spent yesterday in this city.
It is wcll-nigh unprecedented for a military
commailder to quit the fiehl during the piograos
of un engagement and bf take himself to;inother
neighborhood remoto ironi the 800B08 in ^ hicli
liisown fortuncs are involved. How, then,
ehall the Generafs presenco in Xow-York while
his bisvo iollowers are once again storming tho
citadel of the Massachusctts State IIouso be ac
counted lor T We suspect that in B008 the UIBttBT
is ever brought to the attenlion of a eourt mar
tial the GenoraVs defence will be that his tem
porary retreat from Miwacliusctta in
niid-eampaign was duo to ? convictiou
that he conldn't shake ofi\ a convic?
tiou resttlting from ? large qtiaiitity ot con
Becittive bitter ei|ierience, that in this attack
upon the State Ilouse, like tho?? that pieceded
it, he was licked out of his boots before tho flghl
begiin. Thete is such I thing, he may remind
tho conrt martial, as n fotlorn hope botoj 80
OYvfully forlorn as not to be distiugiiishnblo
from a good article of despaii.
M1S TA K ES / A TEM FEEIVI K
Tho so-called harmony of the IVinocialif
party oi X.YV-York, tho tliaiatiafarHoa tt
prcsscd by some Republieans at the comlnct
of (heir State ('<>!)veiition. iind the r.-Yolt
agaiust Caincron ard hosMsm in l'< nn-vlvaiih,
all are traceable to one catisc. The Federal
Adoiinistration has interfcred in the politics
of theao Stavtea, and has moerfofod aot wtaety,
using its HatgoaHbja t<i oveceoane th<- will oftke
votera. Ia conseiiuence, BMtnj Bepablloana are
di-siti.-1ied and lVniocrats see achanec of suc
ccss and have unitcd. The spoctacle prescntod
in some Southern Stntes is BOi mow BBtiafae
tory. There tiie inlluencc of tiie Fetleral Ad
rninistration i.s DfJJBg DJOd, pnrticulnrly throii-!i
tl.e i.otorious Goiham as a mouthpicce, to put
down those RrpuMicaiiK who think that the
party should maintain a sepnratc Reptihlican
organuation and ninuifest unce.ieing lidelity to
its principles. Between the eoialition of the
pany in those Eastern aod South.ni Stales ?nd
its eondition in Ohio, Iiniiana and otlier Westirn
Stat?s where the Adniinistnition hiis either
had or ttsed no tafltB nce, the contia.it
is vciy ^rcit. Wherever the Adiniiiistnitioii
has let the party alonc, it is fBmtending
for Republiean piimiiiles with zeal, tinity,
Bturtly fidility, an.l well-ground^l hnnc- of stie
cess. The Kplendid viotoiii-s of V<!ino,it arul
Maine aro likely to be tnatcheil in Stati
whOTC the Republiean voters have been left
free to tnaiaaga their alfairs fot IheatataVea.
Uut there is dishe:irteument wheiver the
000x08 of the party has been dictated by Fed
agal ]iatrunage or Administration intitience.
Yet it wotd.l have sceined . lear, but for tbeOC
cventa, that the Adniiuifitration had ? very
Btrong inte-rest in i.romoting the liarmony an.l
success of the party. lt is a Republiean Ad
iiiii.isiiiiti.iii, and haB not the ghool of ? ohanee
of securing tho favor ot any other party. Jt
was received al tho OOtOOt Wlth gtroog ex
pnoaioaa of kintlne?> ?ad bopetolneaa by Bo
pahUoaaj ol erory ahada of opinjoo. rVhat
<-ver it ha? done weil, the H.pi'hlitaii party
throughout the conutry baa nialo haste to
coinmerid. There has beeu neitlier haste nor
har.-hness in critleisiii? its enois ; imlHMl it is
possible that the I'nsident may have been mis
guide.l by the jiatient and kir.dly sjiiiit alinosl
iiiviiriably adopted in ?peahing of him per
sonally, at least so far :i* to infir that there
was bi-hind it no earnestness or pusitiveness
ofceaaoTO fwhiaaota. 'I'lietc baa boea Dode
Biro to make liis path niore diiiiculr, partly
beeause theie has been ? linu'cring hope that
hc would uot ullogether abuse his power in
the interests of ? fa?iious ininority, aad piirtly
beeaoae of ;t Brm boBef that the porpoae of
the party could not be chaoged or misiinder
Stootl, but would fiml full exj.i.ssion iu t!n
n< \t selection of a PreaBh ntial fiiiididatc.
?' It is only about two years to wait," 8800 miv,
"and then Yve will try once more to have 8
" Republiean President wbo will roapect the
" wisliea and convictions of the Kepnl.licaii
"party." BooaOBO thete ha\e bOBB jialiince,
nioderation, and kindneBs ol apoaeh, the I'nsi
d*-iir sw-iiis to have coiichuled that the Repub?
liean party could lie degraded into a mere
tiGicliine, moved hither aud thither by patiun
I agatj and ttsed to do the. will of a political bOBs
or two.
It is hartlly oecessary to Bay that this im
preaaBOtx, if Matty eutaataiaod, is ? very great
lni-take. The tide of pnblic opinion OaxBUly is
not rnoving in that direction. Un the contrary,
ench and every eft'ort to SYvay the party or to
defeat its will by t!ie force of ]iiitioii;ige has
eugendered reseutment, and luore caine.-t and
determined resistance. Mr. Fameron is not as
Rtrong in Peniisylvania to-.lay us he ayag before
this Administration began td make chaiigeM in
the Federal ofnoea in that Slate. .Mr. Malione has
lessinlliieuce in Virginiathanhehad before Fed?
eral appointnients were uaod to suj?pre.-s those
Republieuns who have diesenteil fiom him. In
Xe,w-Y'>rk, the PreHident's own State, WaMBB
the direet iulluenee of his patn.uage iui_'ht ba
expectA-d to be great, if anywhere in the
l.'nion, it is the nakeil fact that he and his
associa'.fs have lesa intluence to-ilav than tluv
bad l.eforo he entered tho White House. A
part of the Fresideut's most earnest and effi
eient Biipi)'<rt4T8 iu former contests, h..\ing
a< t. d with Governor Cornt-11 in the recnt eon
yentioii, will never aguin look to thia Adtnin
iBtration for direction. The feeling of the Re?
publiean voters with rewieoct to the noininii
tion of Mr. Folger, though he is not porson
ally disliked, is etronger than the selection of
a ii.i'si uiiBuitable caudidate could liavt aroused
two years ago.
The tide ia aetting with overwhelming force
against the attempt to maintain or rcinstate
political hotOM by means of Federal putrouage.
It ia so Btrong, moroover, that Republiean
voteia do not oveu feel it ueccaaiuy to defeat
their party, aa in other years some have h( ld
it a duty to do, in orderto check a pcrniciou*
iniitieuce. Tbej kuow that the will of tba tna
Jority will not be ohnngod by sitcb tricka a?
thoso employed <o caplure tbo State ('ommit
tee and Conveiition al BaTBtOgB, or by distribu
liot) of ofhYoK, or in auy other w:iy. Tlie
Vu sidont has made a mistako in trying to
ecatrol tho Etefmblieaa party. Bai the put.v
will havo al.iiiid.mt oppoi uiiiily to m.ike tbe
liut muiiifcst hereaftor._
FOLoia ia/' hkviwus.
Thomanoii the BgWlagB *i< lc.-t whoin n<>
body objected to. and with wbOBB iioinination
DTetybodrwai s.ui-iied, Bada theBeaadalee.
tha I'.inviiitioii toohaary ? burden, aad n>
faaaito Btaad nadar them. Mr. Haphnnia
letter Ib ino.bst, manly and coii.ai.atent. He
makaa ao lefleotJooa apoa tbe CooreatioB that
nominated hba for OiaigreaBB_BB ?<,,^fT*ej
lmt frani;iy aajB that oireon-Btaneea baea eaeai
lolight siiico whkOipieveot BepaUkavoe from
reganttag Ita aetioo bb authoiitativc. BeiB
onwilling to bold a nouiinatioii Bndet BOOD
cireomataaeee, and *o withdrawa, Bb wiu
Btaad all theBtroaterfbt thia with thegreat
niajoiity of Repablioaaa,
Mr. Folger is not aawfll&Bg t<> hohl a nonn
nation undrr sinli rin-miiataincs. Bt aecepta,
aml writes tuo or thnM coliiiniis to tell wby.
A eaSB entirely clear coiild havo bccn statcd in
ehortcr gpMB,
His letter opaaa with I refereiicc to tbo can
vnss in tho party for delegataa to the Convon
tion. Thia, Jadge Folger aaya, waafaR aad
iicc, and tho delogates reptesentcd the views
of tha voters. Tlie inothods of tho Conveiition
at BaratOga wrrc in accordanco with pm-odont,
?edahi aad dalibefate, Tho ariter, bowerer,
admits that u it would bo idle to albet not to
hiK.w " that tho public mind is stirred by re
portaofdd-aga in wluch tha Conrentioo aa a
body had no part, and which hkh-minded ineii
cannot approve. No one claims, Jadge Folcer
bolieves, that|tl:o nomiiiee of the Conveiition
had lot or part therein. Tho facts, hc aajB,
are before tbe pobUe, nnd evcryone eiui iorm
biaown opiiuon. Ue aexl diseoaflee at leagtfa
what would follow hia refaaal to aeeepl taa
iioinination. Tho action of tho State Com
niittee in fllling tho ticket would 1><- BO moie
aooeptable than tbework of the delegalae at
Baratega ; and it i6 too late to aall a aeeoad
Coiiveiition. Tlie reealt, i" Judge Folger*!
opinion, wonld be thal Um party would be left
diaorganitad and witboal a eandidate, and
ancha state of aftaira would Lnaure the elee
ti.ni.fa Demoeratffl Ooveruor. The respnn
aibility that would real oa him for hia refaaal
in that ease, he says, is graater than he caii
b.ar. Ue tluicf. re aceopta tho iioinination
and waits Ihe rcsult of tbo clectiou witbout
p.rtutliation.
JadgB Folger then makes knovrn his fieWB
on poini.-al qaeetiona, and prouonneea them
in a.T.ii.1 with the principlea ol' the Rtrpabli
e.in party. Ha deolarea thal ho u itrongly la
favor oi pra-tioal c:vil soniee fefOTBL t.llicc.
heaflnitf, ihonld bo4 ba aaed for party or in
dividaal eada. Honeety and eeonomy in pub?
lic affluraan tarored, aa well as proteetioa for
liome indiiatry. A itrOBg position in taken for
fiee prlraaryeleetioaa The ayateai aow in oper
ntionin Brooklyn haaJndge Polgert warmanp
].ort. Heapprovea a itrongStatemitttia, wluch
hhould be eaeoaraged and foatetad by wiaa
iiieans. TOQChing thecanals, he believe.s that
the people will decldfl jiidi.ioii.aly. All the laWB
ahould be m<?<t eai-fnlly and honeetly ad
miniatered. If eleeted, Jadge Folger aaya be
ahould take parttcalai poina ta appaiat Ratt
road c'oiiinii.saioii. rs so thal the reeeat an
tried law would l>e f.iithlully Ciuried out in
spirit nnd letter. *
Tbeee are admirahla views \ but it will atrike
even u eaaaal obaenrec of the ttmea thal Judga
Eolp-r haa uot wholly aaooeeded in Impp BB
hig mhbb of hirt pmdplea apoa ail hia mp
portcn in the party, and, indeed, has not beOB
entirely aacceeafn] in potting then ia opera
tion iu his oun departmenta of public traat
THE BLAfSS " C0X8P1BA rv."
Tha reapoaaeB fron the Demoeratio preasto
Um itartling annoaBoemenl reeeatlf made thal
Blaiae btbb trareUiag ap aad down Long
laland, loaded with inoiiey, looUng Eor aoine
Democral ahom be eeald i>iii>o torfiftyor
aixiy thoiisand dollaia and caiiipai^'n ezpaaaea
to ruii as an ladepeadeot eandidate agniaat
Ferry Relniont, ara aot ia all reapeeta arfial
were Bxpeeted. ForwhUe uo Demoeratic ni we
papet actoaUy lifts its aoea and aaya ? Fangh!"
at it, neatly all of them go round it very caro
fnllyor poke II np gingerly, whUe one ortwe
?anifeal ia their beharior toward it a arall-de
fined aaapieioo that the yoaag atateemnn ia
" tryiag ta teach bls grandmother bow to mck
agga." Were it oof that Perry, after deelining
tha iioinination for liovernor, jiersistently re
fnaed to be a eandidate for Congreaamaji-at
Large, becaaaa. aa be aaid, be eonld uot thiuk
loi a BMMaaat otdeeortiag blelalandoonatit
.ticiicv ; were it not that his cotnluct uinler thea.0
trying tea-ptattona ahowed thal be had a per
feetly inrethiug fora renomination,Il nigbt i?e
aaapeeted by those who <1<> not kaow hia gaili -
leaa aataxe that he had baaa iaatrniaental him
?i-\i la eirealating throagfa hiadiatrid thotid
iagaol the eonspira^ againat him iu the bope
of prafltiag by it.
To analy/.e siich a goapiclon is to ihow its
utter giaaadleaeaees. Iu thefliatplaee Perry
kaowa thal Loag laland ia bo deapiy aataraled
with the eou\ii'tiou of itaaeed of him that it
erieaalood foi him from epary iatboa ofita
aaagut ihora, lio knowa that ho aaed aot
v.otk Lciitf lalaadlatO a Inror of exi-itt ui. nf
over a report that he ir pnraaed by Blaiae ia
order to scctiro a reiioinination. Ue i .-. n
would dc it. And if hc has dt.ne it he Iiiih tlone
it bonestly, and baeaaae ba raaRy bellerea it
If be aaya Rlaine is altei him with blood iu hia
eye aml the ui.id paBBJOB for reTOage in his
lieatt ; that he haa nppioanhcd tho imi'iactilatt
I (akley with ^10^000 in hand, tiaaipalgD CI
panttm aad a eaatlngent ^10,000 ndditioaaJ,
aad thal heiaatUl aearehia^ har a aorraptible
IlciiK ciat to put il]) BB B atiiiup eaiididato, he
Rays so becauao he lielieves it. Ifheshould
aay he hhw Rlaine evcry time he louked ovr-r
his slioulder we hIioiiIiI beliefB him, even
though wo knew Rlaine were n thou>,nid mile.s
awny. lor I'erry never would lie iilumt n little
thiag Hko that; nnd e.tpeiiem es aiich M ha had
with Blaiae last -priagafteet aotaepeople ia
.ju.nthut way. WaBBjcaafidaatly, then, thal
the idoa, to whicn tae qiu er comirieiitH of aonie
l?cni(Mr.itic papera give aamtafeolar, that
Perry Rtarted thia atory of a Rlaine conspiracy
to iaaara hia awa leaaaaiaatkai nuut ln dia*
missetl.
Tho commonts of the Democratii- ]>ress ujion
tho conspiracy nnd iiimiu tho revelations of
ilakley are, aa we have anid, ratlier di.uppoint
iug. The aooaalan at leaat furniahod nn oppor
t u ii ity for MQriag aomething aboul Perry and
about his cieat triumpli over Rlaine that
uwould do to copy." Rut, liarriug the
Rochuflter pa]>er from wliicb we cojued a day
or two ngo a powertul deRctiption of Pcnv'a
turuing Rluine ? inside out," they all tieitthe
allair iu u manner bordenng on c.ildness. In
atead of takiug up the theme ou tbe conapiracy
text and tolliug bow Perry auatobed him
ftcrosa the rominitUe-rootn aml ntood him on
his he.nl iu the roruer, then pulled bim out in
tbe niiddle of tbe tloor aud juinped up aud
down on his sfomacb, aud llnally rolled him ii|)
in n hall, put iiim ia B pen-shooter and blcw
liim info oblivion, they ouiy miy hfl did aplea
didlvin Mamling upto Rlaine nnd not being
pntdown. They girehiia tbedoebtful lanrela
of-Taf" Wilson. Ue "wasn'tknockedottt.''
Thej bLbb reawh thal he isa "HarvBid gnd
n.itc." Oue of tbi'iii lurna tho "cnnspiia. y "
over very gontly, and tbottgb cvideiith not
doahtlag that Rlaine is w iekod aaoOgb lor any
thing, remarka beeitatingly that Mtdoeenot
"seem to be i|.iit<- BOOOrdillg toRluinc's ti-ual
u method.s." Bol wli.it gives us uiost sili pt ise?
aml I'ain we may add-is a sort ol' prev.iiling
uinleitone expn-ssive of doubt wlicthcr FflftJ
is of Riilbeietit coi fleqaOBea to be couspirod
agataat U would be aad indeed if thia atory,
instead of magnil'ying him, shuiild imreaso his
Inaigah-eaBea,
It || toa cin.yyet to obflBYYfl the ellect of
Oaklej's revclalions ujion the clam matket.
Sooner or latet, howevcr, they mii.-t produOB B
?eardty ahd a riaei foi so soon as it becomes
generally known that Rlaine is hunting up aud
dowa Loog laland loi b Deaiocral to raa as ?
fitump .eandidate againsf Perry. notaD.-m
oeratk Blam-digger ontbe laland wiR reatore
out at low tide lor fear of being coriuptly ap-'
proacbed. ____________________
B0UBB0XCB1MB IS SODTB 0AB0L1NA.
The sanie old light is on Bgato Ifl South
CaroUna. The Demoeratie minority is mahiag
another efiort to steal control of Ihe State
from tha Bepnblieaa nnjority. Tho majority
niiwsto eoaaeat to thia without it shuggle,
and in order to inako them moro .tiibnii.suve
the Rouiliotis have begun to shoot negtoes.
Kvety eampaign la the Btale haaopeaadiB
thisway for tbepaet Breor alxyeara. TJjis
yeai the prelimiaary hloodahed oeearred ai
Laaeaater last rYedaeeday. The aecounta of
it, which camo throiigli Boorboo 1001-08,
plaeed aU the hlaaM apoa the aegroea. Thia
Waa also in arconlance with e-tablishedeOBtom,
It was ..nnoiuiced also that foitr BOgroea WOIB
kilh-.', aud that no white nii.ii was injuted.
South Caroiiaa political qnarrela alwaya ehd In
thal way. No white mau is over kilied in them
unless ho is a l.'epublican. We are always
aaked to beliere that the negroea armtbem*
aelvea aad proroke a qnarrel, bnt that they
are m-ver able to ihool an.vbcdy. This, the
readeria left to Infer, iedueto theenperior
markamanahip of tbe wkitee, who have tbe ad
raatage ofalmoelconatan) praetiea ln ?? oigger "
ahooting,
Tho prelimiaary ikirmiah this year was man.
agad in the osaal way. An anti-BonrboB meet
Ing is aeieeted aa the place, and a aqoad ol
tlii?olil-r<-d-sliiited-t-itlc-cliih-l.ii-Kl!i\ chualry
attend for the porpoBB of siarting a qnarrel.
They inaalt tbe apeakera, make oAaoaive oom
mento, aad tondnet themeelree so Indeeently
tbat tbcv snce. ed in prov. I;in_ a ramonatnanee
from _o_npbody ln aympatliy with the neeting.
If the remonatratiag pereon ia a aegro, as he is
veiy likely to ba, then eveiything il propitious.
Be is aecueed of InB&lting a aoble white
BLBB, and the tij_'Iit Ifl on at olico. It was sonn
wbat in this way that the Laaeaater qnarrel
waa iaatigated. Theobfeetia always tbeaame
?to kill a few aegTOOfl and liightcn the eolored
raec gaaerally frum takingaay fartherpart in
th.-eampaign. It is thiis that the wMte raee
aaaerti its inperiority over tbe blaek aad
il. monatratefl its divino riglit to gOYern the
State. We aen told that this year thete would
Ih< aothiag oi the kiad attempted, that tho uew
regiatratlon law atadBy all aaeh eampaign
methodfl unnrcessary, and that the Bonrbona
would be ableto carry tha State la aaout
wardly dtiliaed manaer. It ia avident that too
many of the BOBToeB were aoeeeeafnl in getting
tbeir namea ou the regiatratlon Uot,
That What we have said is neither partisan
BOT ui.just will be easily made auparcnt by
quoting from aa artlcle oa the Laaeaater
qaarral whieh was pnbllahed in tho editorial
eolamna of Th* CkarittUm Jrewe and Courier
on Batniday htst. Tne Editor admits in the
opealag of hia artlcle thal the Bonrbona pra
cipitated the qnarrel. Heaayfl the anti-Bonr
boafl area "dt-tui-inganddangeruoj aleaient''
beOMBB " they nii-ivpiiseiit the acts aml int.-ii
tiona of leapeetable white people." Uow
they do thia he explaina by qnoting from tbe
anti-lb iiibon platloiiu dc.-laiat lons ti.at the
Bonrbona atnfl ballot-boxee aUow mnrderera
to go free, proh. t franda ra tbe raftrage, and
meet political npposilimi with Hocial ptcscrip
tion and the Mniving-out precOBB, Theee
charges are reiteiatcd by the anti-Rouiboii
apeakera, aml the reanlt lathaa franklyde
icribed by ttaa Editor, who eonfeBaefl the guilt
of his party wi-ile trying todefeaditi "Tbe
" Demooraoy, the ahite people of the Btate, are
"embittared by theee crnoland unjust acca
"satioiis, aml fcel boiiml to BgpOSB tlie fabity
"aad Bialignity of'siich charges as are utteied
"anddilated tipon in their heaiing. The eolored
? people*diamnyed bythewoful picture, aad
"confkling in the promiaea of belp aad protee
- tion giveu by theopponeiitaot tlie Demoeracy,
"arein the teiup* I to invite an attack. aml to
H proroke it. The white peopk kaowthal they
"aie alaadered aad revilediethe fi oftke
" whole coiinti-y. With thetworaoea ia thia
? position, it aaedfl bai a blow <?r aa oatli to pre-.
? eipitate a bloody eoHlaioa. WhtU aaaa wilinot
-submit to b* ntrsrd aml i?'tlcu ftf mtgrott;
? no;- shoithi thi'u foramm reoaoa orumderaup
?ii.niiu-'ldiins.'' The inilu.iice ol co'iimeut
like that can be nadily eati-Bated. Itaobjecl
is to eneonrage Bonrbona to go to anti-Bour
boa Btaeetinga aadprovokc qnarrela which will
aad in blood. The anti-Rouriioiis "arere
?apo-udbtefor aay rioting aad bioodahed thal
" may unhappily oi cur,'' exdaiins the Editor.
ininiiiiiity is promlaed iu adrauoe for all erimea
committed ln tins way.
I__dag the Boorboo itatemeal of the charges
made by the aiiti-Rourbous, it is eoay toahOW
that they are all traa, Tha main charge, that
ol ballot-box Rtulling, is udmilted by the lioiu
boaa tlieniselves. This BBBM newapaper from
whieh wa bapa qaoled abore saiil only afew
days ugii, in npoakiiig of the prospecta oi the
preeeal eampaigai u>\ith peraiateat aad
" ayHtematk caiivassing the Di tnociacy can win
ua pietery as signal aa was won fv?o years agO,
- and aaa vfa if aWkoal itoopfap to aMgaar, aad
? nilhoul losf Ofttlf-Ti spect. Htillot-box gltij}imj
u<iHit npratiiHj mrtfMaga ofthe paafaa South
u CuruliiHi." That is free aad ample ooafeaaioa
that ttie Roitrbons have fltafted l>al!.?l-boxe>,
ha*a repeated, and BBYB coiiiniitted other
eriflflaa on ihe lafbaga whieh haea ooet them
their scit-ieepeet, Bavaly they have no right
to quarrel with an anti-Boatrboo whomerely
charges what they confeaa. The truth of the
other charges is nototiono. .Munlirers do go
_t__ iu the State, sullrago frauds are proteclo.l,
foriiojuiy darea bring in a venlict af BOBVk
tion, and political oppositiou is me with
aocial prescription and the ntarvation proc^ss.
Every hunian being m South Ciuolina knowg
th's to be the case, aml it ia tho height of im
lituleiice for tbe Rourbon organ to preteml
thal thoae ? ntiioly inild aasertions ol' uotorious
Caetaara "araal nnd aajaa. BBaaaatloaaN whieh
justify niurder. Ry inaking such exctise.t for
tbe murderers it becomes itsclt the chief
instigator of their erimea.
'Ihe aaalakin olothoa woru by Eugiuoor Melvilla
ilurins his terrlhlo experiences In the Arctlc reglons
are objcr.t* ?1 inueh int'-roat ln Wushinrrton.
AiimtiR them ia shnwn a bf illiantly colored foxakiu
eoOi bataabjtaa to Laaataaaat flerry, to whom it was
given by aa Fsi|iiiiiniii airl. Hhe " ilhln t think he
liMiki .1 miaj " iindor his .Jil ono, ao abe conriacatod it
iind gave him in rotiirn oue aho had heraolf ina-lo.
PER80XAL.
Cnlnnel Thonias W. Knox, of this Hty, rvent to
New-Hampsiiiro last weck on a l.rief vislt to his
nlil Imtne.
Fx-Prcsiilont RajraO will he sixty years ohl to
motTow. and Presiilent Arthur lifty-two years ohl
on tho day followitur.
When tfwii Modje?k:i arrived ln Bnston tho
ntlier ilay, in a cold, .IrivinirrainHtorni, ahc said Io
a frienil. while toais waHed intobac eyeei "If it
wata pleaaaot to-day. tbeflral thiag I abould do
wonld l>o toihive out to I.nnufnllow'a grave."
The lato Sifrnor Paaqaatfl Fayala of Baaiaa, keft
ton thonsund franca to the Cit.v of Londnn. to form
a ftind fnnii which tnarriago pofttone of 3C0 fran.s
aaeh are to he pald to girls between the ?ge? of atx
teen ainl twenty-uve.
Tbate Maaattoaaoataot in the atetoeef Genotai
Jaakaoa Io I.afayetto-Siiuare. TYaeaiBBtoo. at leait
in tbn estimation of au honest Ililiernian who ataod
the other day exaiuiiiing it louir and alaaaly. ?afy
frnmil," romarkeil a paaser-by. ? you BBMB to adtnire
the atatoe. I'o you aeo any defeet in itT" " Vea.
air." wns the mply, "it'sall defe.t. Tho olri* n.an
aliouhl be sittin&r in his chair ia th" V, Into Ilouse
over there, and uot iu the aaddle ou that Irowu
boraa I'
A canard waa aet afloat anmo tline afjn fo tho
cftert that Wichard WagBOB hail cruried his anti
Jawiafa pcajBaieaa ao far aa to iaaiat upon llerr Levi
renimocingJudaisrn befoie he would allow him to
ciniluct tba on-hestra in ? PaiaifaL" Bat the atory
waaaa pBoarefly atodltoai that Han LerJ hasbren
obliged to pobllah ? oard antborltativaly eontra
dicuiig it. ll.- ii soon, by the way. to bemarried
to l'l'aaiein Daniala voa liulow, a atOB-dangatorot
\ViiKii<-r.
King Milan crci.tcil srreat snrprise among the
prouin at laablby ejoiagahoot roryawehUkoaaf
atbat mortal, and neither tistntr, hia scentre for
n walhlng atioh nor bia etowa for a travaUlni cap.
Ono day he wns chattinir familiarly witii a
? nri-der-lisheniian." when tho latter chanced to
addreae him aimnly a? "Taevr Biabneaa," aad at
onoe nttempted to gpeloaiae lor tba slii?. "Tnt,
tni " laterropten Milan. " that only makaa oa rpnts,
ti i 1 ealled y"i simpiy ' habarfaan ' a motnenl airo ?
w- bave l.oth lieen protnoted ainee last Mimmei, eh V
Pabama. Si-tit. 24.?Mr. Logan, Unitad Btataa
Mtoiater to Uhili, arrived in Valparaieo on Aagoat
30, aeoompanied'by hia family; Ganoral laaoay,
lata Unitad Btataa tliniatar ta Bogota, u al preeenl
in Paaaina, on bia wav to La Paa, Botivia, to raliave
Genaral Adama already aoaonneed to have
n-.'.< In-il l.iiii.t oo bia way to tba L'liiteii Sl
I'hii.ah! i.iMiiA, Oet. 2.?Connt Bdonard Scvn,
,,i Conanl-Oeneral to ihe Unitad Btataa, baa
been tranai rred to ripatn and will aail ut-xc weok.
iM.-. aucceaaor bere will be Connt Kollu.
GESEEAL N0TE8.
Cbariea Williama, who aerved or the BeRer
OpbOB Bf J ralai aal. ili'il lat.-l.e at lii'' n=--i- Of tOl. HO
aad arorked foryeara bttba gardeaaofSlraaborryHtli
iiinl lnni a eomfortabus penaton from tho lute giiu-roiis
Ladj Waldegrave.
Cooaiderabte cnrioaity has been exeited in
lodla by tii? tiiiiioiineeiiiiiit tbal a detae hwf at of the
.-.iivutii'ii Anny lm.H been aeattbithar, prepared t
in.'Hi. tiMi n.iiiiiiy. Tba Atin., Bong U'i<>k baa been
? fiii m pirparatlofl Ibraa aetlve eampaiga, aad
nte.it tn boldatboaaaad or rnore peopb baabeeaad
! for ioadranoe. Indtaii optrdenUoafavorabla
tn tbe rellglona aaperl of thla maafen? re. iti- thought
HiMt Un- atirrlnj? nielodle.a wbieb in F.iigland attract -?
many recmita will tlu.l llttlefavor io the eara of a people
wbo are charnied aitta bo obuu tmt tbeli owa.
It is :i melaocbolf thtaa that the divine
nrt nf Bkaata -h'.u.ii bavebeea degraded to enliaary
bal that :i G.'i'iniiii. ?f all BatloBallftea, aboakl
have been tbe tir-t ao t.. emploi lt,la aatill deeper
atlon. A riibmIbii eompoaw baa glven to tin
u.nl.l nn " K|0f 1'nlkii." uot iniiiii'l from un.y funri' 'I
reaemManef of piupertlaa. t>nr for h raaatai fully ?x
j.liiiin-.i iu tbe "dlreotloaa for nae" prlab <\ oa tba baefc ot
everyeopy: "Lat tae pn'.kit be ptaeed,openattbearat
;i?,a tba ptaaoforte rloak, Tbea drop tba aaa
Into a liipi.in haif foB of ttolnag watar. Bet tbeatpkin
on tbe llra. Tbea piaj tbe imiUu tbroagb in attiet tboe,
li^ |?-r ui tri.ia.iii.- iii.linitii.ii. On eoinpletiim Ita lit-t
barthe^ggwiU beeooked toa lani tbal bt,lb.yolh
will be tlni'tit and it" whlte aboul aa yicldlng to tha
i.uieli ii- tiir tli-.-M nf ii ripe I'liiiu. Those who wUh tholr
,.i bard ->-t will l'luv tln- polka andwite maeatoao.
Tbe contrary effecl will be produeed by nn allegro
iii.ii'i- renderlng ol tbe i?mpoaltloB.M
A barbers' congress has latek been hehl
la Bertta, at wbieb a eode af trade etblea waa
uilui'ie.l aiier full aad free daatanaaaa. Bereafter tbe
operatiooof abavlngwill Invarlabrj brgtawitbtbe left
cbeeki bul It bj atttl leftte tbe dlacrctlonof thetndl
liiiim! barber whether tbe aoap iball be appUedwttb
tbe iiru.-ii or tbe baad. Opon oae polnl tbe Boagre.
waa iin:iniiiKvii-i\- Bffreed, and oo barber rautraaMlaa
n>. mber >>> tbe aaaoclatlun \> iu> poralata In Hm ptartk a <?>*
I lii-, u-tiiniif by tbe bom wlii'.e abavlng him. To
their everiaaUng eredll ba lt reeorded tbata aujorltj
of tbe delegataa expreaaed tlic oplnloo trmt ii tbe
matterol talklng ?*rben. abould .Him tbcrnaelveate
the Inixlncaa ln hand and not rniuble over the doiunina
?f politlea, e.iiiini. i.e, phlio*opliy, llterature and tbe
n,!s mi ,,a-.ri!i>h.ii npon tbe weather, by way <>f
t-r-i ,-iiinr <.r iiu.'iii'll. will nrobahly not Inipertl mi artiat'a
' ? ,,,!,,, .a llir a-.i,rinlii'li. BlthOll ? poblt
tbe utt.-i.uie. - nf the (.'ougreaa vrero not aa deekdre aa
could bave been di ilred.
The openiog laat weok <>r tho Bedatoae
brancb ot tba Plttaburg, V nrtnla aad Caariaatoa
id marka a atJll fartber decllneln tbe fatnoua ?ld
Nutlonal turnplke from Cntabcrlaad to WheoUng "An
Aet to regnlata tbe laylag out aad ataklag a road from
Cuniberland, Md., t.> tb. Brateol Ohio,*'.ame a hur iu
1806. and tba tb tatage eoaek earrj-lng tiie Ualted
inalla over tbat route made ita flral tHi> on Angnat
1,1-1-. Tbe dlatance waa 130 biUob, and tbe total eoat
,i enii-tiuitiu' tbbj greal hlghway aeroaa the Alle
0,000 Ita trufnc aoou becaaaaeaor
na.u-. .?niii Inna to aceonimodate tbe traveUlng pnblic
aprnng un ao thickly along ita llne tbat thej wi
to aii-iM.'- two t" a ndle, tbe rnke a-aa admlrably
, nuatrtii i'"I bul the la-.-n i tratflc ? hb h rtemonatrnted Ita
,',, .-ni i,:ii it in neoiii.r rrequenl repaira.anil the Oov
,'rii.ini.t tiniillv tunied it over to tbe Matea of Penna)
vauiu, "ai.laiul .iinl I.i". and they eatubllaba<d toU
. u-ato nai for Ita maiiiteuance, In I8ftj. wttn tne
,i','-i,in nt the I'. uuHjivaula Ballroad to Pitl ?bu
ti'.- ikdtiuiore aud Ohio to Wbei liag, IU rleeUae begaa.
lt what Hie .If/i.Vi.//("?<'/ (kueUe of S'ienna
rravelyatatealatrae, Irebxadfaay potenttally aoa
. i ,,!. ii: llil' abllltj tO la:-- ti.liilln.rtlliJe
I . lt popei aaya tbal tba bnmbte bnt ladM
i? n udetuber maybe tmaafenMd toto aaaetaaaaaai
in, i tba ttrst qoalityaad ttkewlae lata aay artiele
, ?,,.,,? iMiiyl.y Mll'.i.a t!..n totlie fi.!l,)^in- ttvat
in.-fii: 1'aiin- been eanfall] peeled and Baflbrcd ex
Iractlon of ita* ???-?" tbe potato la bouedoteed
\s boara ia a DJlxtnra of talpburk aetd ai d
uii.-i wbieb lt ranat ba aqneeaad hta pti -
,.,,, dropofBatoral oraequired mokdnretaextraeted
,',,?? n. Tba ii-i'iir.iui ol ii.is ati ipta pweeaal
eUred t.. be a imrii bloekof a deUcate, oreamy whlte
baa,ever] wbltaa ktdUbleto tae asaanfaetara af araa>
niental and artlMloallj executed ptpi beada aa the
UiHMit elai iiiei uuaurpttaaed aa a raaterlal for bruah and
i, lUard ball -. fana aad eheaamon.
uaibrtua hundlca, bilbard buil*, laua aud I'lteaaiBon.
Wbo r.'uai li.n luppoaed tiiiit the dying raeepf eh
i.liani- ii.-n' deabnedto heobeered bj Ibe thought tbat
the? wi H leavuig ln ttlnd theiaaoohacbeapaadprollBa
nulmtlltllel
POLITICAL NEW8.
,-hint, eriop oampadga apeeehoaaredemai aod
iu i,;,,- 11.? aaaala abaw aa bapattfaaaajel aBaa>wtaMaOl
ir? uienu umt BrattaM tbal ti m raa tuo akata ?aM nf
politlea i'liiiu aaattar nl taal itatiaaaeati eentlanaaalmja
ti brlef apaee of ttaaa ara wuat aaaa and aaaOyaal an uuiii
aaea.
Mr. BtahoPi it is mid. will m.ikt- his lottOf
aaeaaajaa tba Ba^abBaaa aaattaaMoa inr Oarfaeaaral
rraiaaab-aattrT raay '"-1-f- **?? wl11 Pwoat S
iiiiti.rfraaa :u.ikin?t ina aaaatOBaoaa eHahBaai aataa
Bepubltaaa fjaantdatt'i aptaaiivsai abtabafpaiiajatayB
i-.eiiHi.ai.il batawaliing. lajttat'Bpbtaof eampaign
ingBeeoM i" bave i?-fouie aratkyWaP aaawalaoaia
Maaaaebaaette.
Beaator Jo?ei of Kftoi i. a\aooqMBg f<> ?n
tatervtaej la taa raAaaja inbunr. battavaa in pa)iuK'off
U.e NaUic.iil .lelit aa faat aa voaaitjl.i. The eaidUl ao re
leaaed he tblnka tln.la investiueiit m the newor Weetern
andSoutbein Hlateai-ud nuikea luouev aanaaf and BbjBN
nlmii'Unt tn thoae aectlutia. He favora aome plan nf
l ui i.ia: out f'e ln.iil, ia of tho four l>i l eent liuuda, ai.d
aiiOallliiilug alioiul wilii it Inwril' lale of Uiloi'i'lt. 1 la ld,
be la |iei ai.a.teil, would be a good buaiueaa operatiou for
tln tiiivei ini.i i,'
Scnatnr Slieruian in his apeech in Cincinuati
laat F'riilav oVaiilUK dei'led tnat tue ltiver aml HorUorblll
|,..-,-., a I i?i wluter wiaaateal. lloiLa;u.it ii .injnst toeall
lt so w iinu for our muneuaa ooaat lina lt avproyrlated a
anialliT anin than Eugland or Fronce expended o/?,
year. He oloaed the df?enaa1on of thia topto l.y aiy___
" I will lOand by and defend fh* fctvi-r hio) ll.-i rW l,ffl!
for f\rry oent of tbe money uaed uuder that at*i.r.,i.n_!
tion wiii be iaaaaHp apeat" * ' "*"
There M aaid to have b*en a fmdoVn rriatigg
ln the altuation ln tha Kentucky Coinp-o-niorial rfh>
trlot where Blacbbnn. and Owene are contendingfat
the honor of the DetnocraMc n?mlnatlon. The tlde waa
appnrently raanteg af rnturly ln favor of the fnrn.ar, r.<ib
Tiiuch aytnpathy liaa heea arouaed for Owana Wttlfc B
few daya paat, (in.t KB-BTeeaafa bla nomtnnMoi.. 'iha
dlatrlot la eertalnly Dameeralle, aad th* wboie iuu>r?*a
in i. eanveaa eeBtree la artttag i: m^Juriiy of ?
??. the BooitoatlBgeonveattoa.
Tha infereat in the Virginia campaign will
ooeitB-O to grewaad the i<ittonie? to bcreaeaffeM
now un?ll elertlon. The Kcadluatcra Intei.d to hrir.g
d tbe moet populnr eolored oratora In tliai f
Into tbe rttaf. to lufluence the eolored vote. QovanMfl
.'an. ron and.otber .eadli ??_ u.Iik i. ui.of Mahoue witi *u?
faka tlie atiiini,. It la ru.red, too, that tne ipiaio ata
..f.-'lainlon wtll havo aaveral dlatln_ui?: I -.
from the Hortb to oanraaa the state for tbe au,,,. ,i
Repubiioniia.
Oeaegal GartfeU stiil eliap to the aapa 'l.at
ha viii to atoatof Oataaaaa of t?eorgia to-mi.rrow. n?
Ii M crtalnly meeeeded In rtvini? tbe IJourl/oua tin,
woiat acarc ihey have had In niany yoar*. Their late*!
cry i" oorruptlon, and .hey are charifinjf that *>:>0,0o0 h_a
I.. i i -.nt Into tboHtate to d> foat Mr. BUpBeaa Th r?
will probubly be trouble In aome nciKliborhooda If t..a
l!oiuli..iii att.-uipt chentlna. aa th.-re are .. nui'iher. f i. I .
la tbe Uartrell party who atelarottaap wiu not t? da
Ir.nnlcu of tae clecliou.
Tha Coagi-aaieaal ritaattoa in WlaBaaBta ia
not all that oul.l ha deaircd. Th.- BtBto will have nlna
rcpreaontativca ln the nexi lloiae. Ifthere wcie_o.il
viainna or aMa ie.tiee, the Repubi.-atia eould fe.-l aure of
electing at leaat alx of the nuuiber. Uut the I'rohlbl*
ii..id-'aiiu|MTll the iiicceaa of the Republteaii
d.itc- ui twodUiriota. and n apiif ln tiie party mafc.-a la
otie r on.- iii.cortiiin. Repnbitean proepcela an i .t
brlght euoiiKh in otner aeotiona of tbe eountry to wat
raiit a ioa_ m thraa Ooagraaea_aa la Wlaaaaata.
Obb of .Fohn Q, Thofl-paoa'aahrewdeel tri^ka
|B tha Ohln aaaapaajB haa jnat been expoaed by TSt
tincinnati Contmerrt'tl. The auuoiincenient of a loog
llat of proii.lnent kepiililI'M" oaoipaU'ii apoak. T-. aViut
two waaka u^o gara tha Demeeral--Ceaaalltoeam4l
i'.uioerii,aaUaraairaatfng kwgeej totaaanwMBi i
of the leudiiiK Diouiiithe ICopuhileaii part- toiI._t:fy
ii.< ?aolraa with ti.e. paalltaa tokca by uovernor Po?ter
BB tha llquor ijueatton. But Tbompaon waa equul to
thi-.).-...an.ii. ai.d be at oi.eo anlioiiuee.l Uii-etiUgA at
evi ry obaoare eroaaroad in the State with epeechea r..;,i
in.?!. wbO hiive nevor Io on heard of uef.iro. Tha I'oln.v
cratle ohBlraiaa haa prutaaWi haakai too largely ui<oa
t,.. M'liuiiiiy of iu* oppoaeajta,
The cneinies of Senator Windom iu lfi_UM>
?ota hara bagea th.-ir aaaraaa agalaal hm n-. Iceth ? to
Ihe Benato ta a earal way. They haeeehaipafl Mai arMI
hav!n_a.oiui,ulafedal.irKe foitune durluK hla pn -il?!
aamar. aad t.. prara tha allaajattoa tbap an- havtog
photaginphaaf tha haaaaa ha awaa prepare.i t?t u>a _?
eaaap dga Aaeemaala it i? reported that they will
abaodon Pnaaall Badeoaeeaaraaaaaa Maaagar eaaa*
dat.-, aeit if thov are u .t aMeto lafeel Windaanla tha
caucua that they will fona a coallrkm with the 1
ciaia. Mranwuile, Mi Wlndotn'e frlendaart.eneou l
by the legiabitive iioiulnationa n.a^le s<. Tar, wuic_ *;?
cljuucd to be aliuoai uniforiuly ln lua favor
THE STATE CAHTA8S.
ilie lb publicans ol t!;e Oneida Congre_rti.in.nl
Dtatrtetarahartag ?ome difticuity in aeeaitogaaaaaa
d.r... cyraaD.Piaaaolt,tha ptaaaari c.iii^rc-ainun.do
uinaaBlaBllan. hm aa he aaa had tha afJn for i ? ?
laraaBB- awatowtthaoaaUtonMaappaalttowi ahawl
tar? iala ~ fo?aiiilna ttao dlafrM -mi.ti.-l II. 1 i
was def-at.-.l wbeo a licj.uoiioau esodidate fo i
a j oai agu. taaa bi i?n ugniriid the Boalaatioa, taol
barefusea to ha a oandldaie. fhe aaaal-eilaaatajfga
to ex-Aaaeaobtyman DavM Gruy.
A eooteet of a pe_y aaia_ated aataia ia no\r
lnpmaiaaaaaaaagthaQaimnltataeai af the xxxihr...-.
nal Distnct over the aaaalaadea for ?'oii_r.-n.?
wl.l. Ii la .iju.valeiit touti eloc ion. 'I m- .liatrict h I Bb>
paaed <?f tha oaaattoa ot Oitaaaa and Manra* Th.- laatet
eouaty taaa etoatod her aeranty aaraa iatogBtoa to th?
Oangraeatonal Canventtoa. i-'ortv-f.? ..f thaaa dilaaatoa
are ..... Ol liued l<y Joi.u Vuii Vo.nliia and A 11 I
h. itaoii, tbe ehlei oouteaianta of ttaa aomlnaitoi ? ih- -o
will be aeveral eoati atlag dek gattona i<> ihr o. avanu< o.
?; I,.- iweutj two d. .. j.a .a f i. iu OrlcaUa ( oanty wi.l
probably bave the daoutlng votea
Wuliam J. Montauye, whoe. Bdareprcd -
tottonof ju.Ue A.p. auiith.of cortiaiid.ut ihamae-lBg
of ttaa Bep-blioaa Btata Coinaairtaa m flarataaa eeaaed
aomoeb oomiannl. haa pwhiiahaB a letter exouoia:...r,
-u.aii lli-'-o.-k, o' ByraaaBB, of the ebargo ol
barlne taki a parl in tbe it 11 ptlaa. Ihe aaaaaaaaa Bhal
Mr. Hlaaeakwaa aaeeernaB aaaaaallaaaMyaieaa fcaaa
bla Inuulriea abonl J?d_i Binlth. proxy npan arnrlo g
atoga; lii.|iil.i?a from whlob It waa InierTta maa
!..? a. ,: ki ..\\l.-i_eof tbe plot l>y wmcli M..niau* - au.
,- eded iu mUrepreaenUag ludge isu.ith nnd part of tho
Onondaaathranij aataaaM-aa w-atruuafeired to paaaar ?
auppoat.
U is eameatly adriaed by aaa_a eouatfj Rc
i.ii.lcan aawapapatl tl.at ihe MaV loiuinitt.e eiicula'e
m, iItoIi Beaati Lapaaai. apaaah aantatoaaa 'ba
atatemaati "Bawaatothe btaa that laBaaPMaartai
tito cau.iiilati- ot Mr. Oaakliag, I kn-.w that tliat la.n.t
true. I aay thut fadfa Palfat i* n<>t Hm ahatoa al -
,..; Oaekttagi wtthla thraa daya that haa Baaaa_aa>
mnnleated t.> u.e tnm aaaaraa wulch i tru*i ImpUdtly.'*
."ir. ? oi kliog- BUj.pori would aeeui to lie c.uisi.l i.-t
lilitblj datuaglng '<? th. BTerage RepubU .:,
lot Lapbaa'a deolaraUoa n ?
laeof ibatdeclaratlon oy Itepnblleaanawep .
It ia pointed out thal tha GroreraoB
Will tak.- BfltoB iu ls^;l W_B hiivo nui. h ttiflueiieo oi. II..)
m of the qm Utoa wl ataoraf uot a OaaeUaMlaaaJ
. no., ahall ba taektla IME. Ihapeaaaatl
tntlon waa adoptedlaI8_g Twaaty >.-a:, afi I
I..,.;....'..- d .-ided that Ita rev-Boa waa aaeeaaatj i ba;
whenttaarariatonwaa eaatplatodtha BBeaaaralwa rv
j etod with tbe exoeptton of ono artlcl- aei u
i - , . un in fa>..r ot BaTtB
- 'ollli-e of all - .:
, twi yeara, eonform to tkat o( ttaa Qarat-MT aad
t.'.e L-BUtenant-Ooreruor, threa reaia
There ia tonw talk aaaong Bapablieawi
...? aaeeeaaon t.? a retary PMgar aatba
part.i oandldatafai Oavanac la e??e he ahouul i
tha nomlnatlon. I?a Praafclpw timm, to aa apan lettei
to ttaa Bopubllcao Btott Caaaaitltoa. aayai "1_B tha
,;,;i,f of wiii; aaa al. Bvarla ut tha haad ot the tloket, la
the pi.ico ..f Mr. Palget,aadyea wiii havaOaaaaii thal
Itos wtttato jraarpewee to repatt tha rjjtir.viiutiOt.-doi
(tae BapabUoaa party. Baeha iimiiicailoii waaJiBwaif
. a tha axoeUeot naaataattoa a_a*a hythaDaaa
party. Theaaera aefatlva olalau af Oravor Cleri ;
-11.k Into li.-i. Dbtoauaeaa. omp m ?? ?? tta ti
rjve tnd brllllanl reoord ol tbeex Seoratarj ofst.it.-, t:.a
4 :.-, i.n; ? bo ataoda ebove faction, and wh 'ae .-.uw. rii
liuato leaderatalp hava baen rec...ai. .1 hy tho
nintbe pertj and Ui tha eountryaianattaaat
ga-i-aUoe of ttaa Mepobttoaa party."
57.1 nt P-UES8 COMMMMTM.
The Independent Repuld-eanfl :<re so nntrer?
oiu i'l thia Btate, and ao atronc In abllity and oha;..'.-.-,
.- oan, wuen tbe time nomea, organlxe a party
., , ,. , power ai oue, at..'. a ooptrcuUiig pa
aaburt uu.c-11' igBtoKxpreaa (Bap.)
The oraaalged eppoaitioo of the foaag Be
nubHean Llen ol BrooEiyu io Folger and < arp
notby i'.mv meana to i- aeaplaed. Ti at olmh waa a aot
able uluuiph to ttaaelevttooof ?eih Ia,w n. tn.- M
, i, v aud tbe eaiaiiliaiiui.-iu ol muntetpal pivernmi at oa
. baaia. [Bootw uarOeaa eral laV a.1
Tbe Hoa. Jamea W. Wadaworth has beea n -
uomluaudforCoagraaain ttae XXVIIiu Diatrtet. i
,.,! I l.o .SihIc la uiicerublmatlou IO Ur. W. 14
worth for valuaMi - ' ?' dfaudttaei?_?i
Ican uor IV uooi il ?ho wili n.u, .
iu.-:>iui.itv Witb .i.tcli hia 'Hatrlot aaa ajtaiti hoa-rwl
ii'.i... l-UngBtOI I i.eiiian (K. p.l
Uitdet ordiaary c-renmataneea public opUmob
would rebi ke a Cabluet onloer ninui - idldate
for a hiab Btaie odlc? and oltomna to hia plao.
.duiluiatraUon. u bmj ba beatforMr roig-r
.,? . ?.i.. i.c la. Be a
NrwY-.rk.bui be may yot make a aradUaMeireeo i *
Becratai} of t*a I Be-hle Oaanae d>c i
[| |g an il lIBUatloO d' ihe pecubar wroug
beadedaeaa al the iaetl.m c4_Ulu? itaelf" li^nendeiJ
LUiuubiican-ihat It ahould aingle oatMr. A._tJtor
bum tae eandidate tor Ooaigraaaman-mr--W_a. aa uia
, a.oi ot IU apeolal favor Wa au|.rt Mr. llopimin. aa
wt .1. tne rr-ei ol ihe u.kct, .* h. wibc
_2_i_.ee. but If there b a --v.tuk s.vcr' ai,>wl..-.o
'.o.aii tbe on..'. ra u u Una aBaaa a. Bartaa iiepburu.
ll'olU'likc-palo I_aKlc (Bap )
Jadge Polger'a reapenae to the Birookba
deleaauou l- exiotli what wa axpeetod froui hiui /*?
frdecluredyeatei-daj lhat iiienonorubl. Stcretary,
M?awadbtalwai{eouiaac" uoa Baaart. aodttuaaaaiB
il.'.dij Wow .tt. tho faclioa ,iMi wluch ha haa bjx>n ?0
cloaoly Utouiltiod Uo in.iat Btaild bi 11 throaKh thicta
iln, waa) or woa.? lUttoa Oaaarrat tl>.iu )
It would Im. stone-llitid folly tn iguore tha
wehrtit of auoh lo*aea to ttae tt-p.ib.ioau uekei aa tne .ie
aaruoaa of. !-_*? >t..i? Paratoi .n.<i l'ouieroy,or ev.u tta
d. parutrn af axBenaior WooUm, or tlie tUuht of ao
aUtuuoh a Kepubdcttii aa i.i u. iel Su>warl L. \s,?jdfjid.
If auy lar^e utiuibet ?i aiuli iuen ahall proii...
numiaatlona or Palgar aud fiait Oarpoatoi brreg-lar. i -a
.-. i.i ha that aaaa) hmubior oitUeua will wdopl iba
anii.c opiiuon, to the grare bupalnnanl <>i BepwoUtaa
proaneeta of winnlnj; the battlo iu Nov.iuiier.?p^yracnaa
tstuudurii (Hep9
Mr. Monianye's statement of what he knowa
..r ttae f.aud uu.l torgery by wliioh A. I* Snilth'a >.'t? ia
ttae btate t omuilttao at Sarato^u waa tuiued aitaluai hia
riieuda. la lmpoi-iaut lu thut it adiiuta iliefor_crr.il
JlidK>- atinitli'a nilliio to the dUpateh a?-ot fiolii .-< h.-OO
Udy. li.-yuiid thut II la onlv a i?elllfo?_gl_M effort 10
thro* du?t iu tho eye* of the oiedun.ua. Ihe aluip o '?>_
tbalJudg Muit.va i, ti.-r of luaimotlou*, aetung f"."J
tue klnd ol uiau ,M>UiiouU/ bn wamod for prox>. *"_
how be ahould vote, waa glveit tn Moutauya, witu '??
proxy, avarthl-Wa all hia aopbUtilca lf he nod been a
BBM of hoiior, no would havo doolined tbe prox> if JB
waa tied up ao that he oould Oot oarty uut ihe wi_hf? una
liiairuoUnna of tue inaat to wboaeplaaa ho avpeaiaa.
(UUo? U-ualtt iU< _?!

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