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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
FRIDAY. OCTOI1ER 13. 1882.
1UE NRW8 TIIIS MORXI.SG.
r ,.!.,N.?iBfeatn Hall, tho seat of the Karl of
Fliri-w-l.niy. in Htafl'i.r.ishire, Eaglaad, lias been
i?,,.,?-,;; looa, 92,0OaOOC* =^ Uie oaiaber of
rraavraittai trial I.y cmrt-ninrtinl in EffVpl
i* i _8, - The hodles of two women have beea
rri'iiiri" .1 in Eaglaad. ^= Mr. Punii-Il lii.fi OBt
linedthc poliey whieh i.o wiil _boo_b-bc4b_ ;.t tha
BBfcoachlni eaoferenea ===== Tlie taflore of the
jica.c tif'.otinticn* l'iMve**n I'ern an.i C'h.li is nn
beaaeed._I>.-lt-__rtt?-.-* to the Ui-Metallio Cou
ferraec ui?* arriving in Cologae.
DoBTBaTic.?It Laatoted m WaahlBBtoa that Mr.
I'.'lL'.r ?iii not rebiirn from ihe Cahiaet beforeDe>
eember, ..n.i thea only ln the event of his eleotion
to the Govaavaeahlp of Hew-Tork. - The an
II.mi repoai ef Co-B-alaafcaier afcFarland, of the
. ral Laad OfBoe. haa beea eoBpleted. == A
A,, ater (?.?l.l.riiiioii t.."k plaee in Marsliiicld,
llaaa.) Preajdaat Arthar was in attratlanee. ?
At tliecri. kct inateh in Phlladelphia the Auntra
ji ti* mad. thennst rnnfi, Imt the Riune was nn
llri, I,.-:'. - . 'lli,. Taiill Couui.iasioii hel.la sessiun
in Wbeellng, W.iVa. ?? A eolliery ofthe Lebigh
Valii'.v CealOoaapaay la Bheaaadoah araa buraed
jaaterdaT. -? Thaoaahhirirf theLebanonDtme
Baviaga Baak araa atueked ia the .tiect androbbed
of 980.0001
Ciiy am> Srnt'RBAV.?Much Inlerest w.is in.inl
feated by politleiaoaaad baalneaa aiea yesteniav in
tha eiilzenV _oove_aeBl t.> Doouaata Allaa Campb. ll
for Mayor. ? The Connty Daaaoeraey Connty
Coiivci.lion appointed a Cointnittee of Conf'Tcnce.
gs-=- Dr.Croaby haa wrtttea a lotter deaoaae-Bg
tbe fraad and forgery at Baratoga. = A Btaa
Waa Btabbed, probably falally, nt Slnp Blag BO
Wedaeadaj aight == Mme. Minni.* Ilauk, tbe
Blager, anived from Ettropa ycsiciilav. ?
Baward CarroO spoko iu Brookljo. ?? Oold
oftheicpal-teii.lcr nilvcr dollai i il-'1. gnlaa),
1*7.11 eeata, == Stoeka geaeraUy were dnll, but
faa Boan there was ? preaaaia to bbU aod a eorre
spond ag waakaeaa j tbe cdoaiaf waa inegalar and
Baaettiad.
l , WbaI-RB.?Tbtbotb leeaJ obeervatteoa la
dicat.' paurtly oloadj and wariaef weathar. preeeded
bjeloadj weather and liirht raius. Teaipentare
yaaterday: Hlgbeat, 58?i loweet, 44?| averago,
4tV._
Mr. I'lirncll's latest orticinl uttcranro wiil uot
do nneh t<> leeaaa t!.t* diapleaoorB arith wbich
luHiiy Irislmi.-n ragard liim. Ho is reportod te
linvc deelared that at the eoa-tng coBferenoe of
Irish leadera he arill adviae tha adoptioo ot "a
44 jiriideiit thoogh f.iiii poliey, Btrictly niain
u taiaiog our crigiaal pragrraB-B-e and the aboll
a tion of raeh raota peodiag ti.e nttainuipnt of
* a proiaant prnprtntarj " Thia la aabi_raoaa.
lie_a?rver it eaggeata pradeaee; tbero are few
tbi.iKs bb Iriahmaa diNl.k.-s nore.
Tho Web?trr celobration at ___UB_i-la_d,M-H-l_]
aHhoagh it ba.l littie npi.Rreut rcason for beiBf
at thiH jiartitiilar t-BBB, i.-tl.-.U oredit 00 tbo
Biatorieal Boeietj whieh B-aaaged it. Tbe
l'lesidciit of the Ooited Btatea waa in atteod
aiice \\ith a hoot ot other moomorooi less
pi'oiiiiiicnt. Hpaaohea arara _aade by Btephaa
M. All.n, incsident <d tlie vTabetor .Ifintoric.tl
Socicty, Mr. Arthur, Mr. BO-Uarell nnd othcrn.
Tbe most Inlmiiatlni featora of tbo eelebratioo
waa the roadiag ol BUtlie_to--opabl-ehed lettor
ol Dfiiel Webatec apoa tiio aapretaaey aod
perpetaitj of the Constitnlion and tho Uuiou.
Tbe rocent rnovement to separate olleg"!
gportfl more wid.lv from tliose iodolged iii by
proi.aatoaal plajan wiil liar.lly be halpad oa
bv the (b'.i>ion ol tha aathotitiea of Yale.
riiieldciiit Eliot, of Harrard, _? anxious that
rjOllagTT Imseball nin. s shall not j.lay witb pro
__BBBBaaal elabai bait Praaddeot Porter d.clincs
iBtake aDy sucb poadtUMl. Ii tbe stuilents ia
Ne\\-H:iven were not pennitfed fto pit them
gehree __gaioBt men who iiiake a h__-__aiM of
playinff b.is.-l)nll, they c?'rtaiiily would not bo
eo axpert in the gaaae as th. y are. Bat Hkill
ia not Um only mrr*Af"Hnm Tltm are draw
backs tO professional conte-iH whieh uie |0_H
eraily admittcd to offw-t their gdvaatafaB ho
far _w eollege boy? are (xmcernod.
Loot] politica juat now uro badly inixed.
Tbe County Ueii.o. rat** ari" not ho aiixiotis for
a Bniofl of tbe fiM^tioiis uh tboy were a littie
wbib airo. rJoBBt of them tbink that if they
r.oniiii.ited Allan Cimtpbell as Major, with
*Mm**M ottiididuUB of tbelr OWU, tbey B-lght
obit them witbout Tamtnany's bolp. Thea
tboy would bavo tbe dearly beloved apoils all
to UieiiiHelvee, eveu with au boneat Mayor.
Tbo conventlou, bowever, bas decided to confer
witb Mr. Kelly. As for the Tammany Bosa,
he dearly lovea a bBrKain, and be wante to
make one now wbich wiil let bia organization
Jteep what offlcea lt baa. Hia heart is Bet on a
Uwgui_i____( Maytir. Irving ILill, oi courae,^
BeaXMW when he take* -uiuff. AU tho * reiru
tar" kaxVaa, however-Dcmorratio nnd UfU
tkaa-ara made auxioua by the citizeii*
B-orca-ea. for nn laxaiipmiBB. _a-kat They
raeofKBln that thia ta ? bad jaat for too mucii
maohmo WOl* and tieket*. entnposcd M hni-k
jiiilitieiiins. The partjr is likely to ba aioet
su.irs.sf.il IbBl takesth. hint whieh thfl pubhc
has ghrefl wi plainly.
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Tho frienda of free trade XfUlt_7 *? <lraw
cn.oiiragcmcut from tl.e clectl.m of F. LL
ii.it.l to CongToaa from tba Xth Diatrict of
ohio. on tiiisiioint tba eaaraaawaaahrewdly
aaaxxiiad. Not so macb aaus taldaboul bia
batog I fr-e tnitier in his distnet ns cutsiile
of it. Mr. Il.ird got hi.nselt' eleeted OO very
diftcrciit grnunds; hut he is williag onoiigh
that UM friouds of the P-BBBBtBttachOB tlio
proteetlve jiolicy ot tho Goveraaai nt iboold
tliink that a strotig s.'iitiiuei.t iii favor of Iree
tra.lo is developiag in * ?iii.?, aad that ba ta
forming it. Ho hopaa It wiii balp hiao oa Ib
his -iiui'itioi), wbleb ta by bo maaaa lbnlted to
l.'prescntillg Toleilo in COBfTOaa. HoW WXll
Mr. Hurd noanaged mxttara ta abcwB by tba
f.ii'l tbat tba Free Trade Clab of thta dty
pallad itaelf togetber aad bbbI him n tboBaaad
doilara for tha axpaaxm at tha eauTaaa. The
clnh nt Ita laat m.cting Beaiaad ta ba peipitet
\pa> on the verge of beakruptcy as arcaalt of
tliis guileliMI generosity.
Au adraaoa in tho diroetion of pt'ictieal Civil
Service reforin W8X on Weiliie->'l;iy made in an
nne_|i.cU'd "P-UfcB*. The Park Board Bttddenly
nnd uuiinini'iiisly reaolved that tlie <livision
gardeners and their assistants sliouhl l.e cited
to an eY.iniinitioti before u board consi-iting.if
the Su'.ciintendeiit of Planting, the Nii.eiin
tending Gardaaar and tho BapertBteadeat
of Parks, togetber wlth oue or taora of tha
(.'oiniiiisisioiiei-B, and that in fnlnre tba aaaia
board abonld paasnpon tho qnalifleationa of
every applir-aiit IOT ai'i'oinlment or ptOBlotion
ln this braneh of the Park Borriee, Tha Jadg
maat arrived at by Mr. Aneurin Jonee aato
the fltneaa of an applieaat fordatlea of whieh
he kaows nothing hlaaaalfwill probably bave
littlo intrinbievaliie. The two other profea
Bional nienihersof theexaminiugboarddokaow
Bomethiag, and every reeognitioa by the Coaa
-_aaiooara of tbe faet thatapecial tralnlngta
ueeded in Park work, and that d lexperienee ln
ward politics ean tcaeit a man how to plant or
'iiiiie. is aanbatantial gain. Anotbet act of
tbe Board to be commended waa tbe order to
begiaworb atonce on Maahattan Squareln
iiecoi'diince na ith tbe map and planting Iial
preeented. Ii is time thal tbe deaolation abont
theMaaenmof Natural Hiatory waarednced
to aome order and oomelineea,
A verdiol itrlklngly in aecordance with com
nion aenaeand pablieeonvenienee baajuel been
rendered Ln the Sixth Diatrict Court before
Jndge Kelly. Proeeedlnga were begun eome
tlme ago agatnat the Maahattan Elevated Rali?
way Company to recover damagea beeunae ita
agenta had retnaed to reoeive as Creigbl a parcel
deUvered to tbam al an op-town atatloo to !><?
earried toadowa-town atation. Ia court the
company did aot deny (altbough ita connael
would iK?t admit tlie point) that by tbe c-tarter
it might be legally bonnd to aot aa a common
enrner of freight as well aa paarengera j l>ut
it beld that publie poliey would uot aliow
it to do so. Thia aeoma reaaoaabla to any
one who rt-ileetu that the paaaenger traina nre
run every twoorthree mlnutea. The plaintifti
tailed to ibow that the company evei earried
any freight _u_aecompaa-ed by paaaeogera, al
thongh lt AViis Baaerted la tha eoaaplalnt that
it. niiide uuiii-L (li.-criuiinatioiis. Of onir.-e,
therefore, they could uot obtain imnitiv.:
damagea. Tha jury gave then. I eeate. Tho
faet is, no prompt boatoeaa men wonld eA-er
waat to force the elevated roads to carry their
parceta np or down toaa. Deliveryta ilow
eaongb A\hcn only one agent, a city axpreaa
.a mpany, i- bired as :i earrier. lf tlu. e agenta
were employed, one to take a parcel to tba np
town atation, the railway company to carry
it to a down-towa atatioBi andaomebody else
to receive it there, no parehaaer woald ever
gct quickly wbal behad boaght lt iedifflcult
toKccthcuseof frivolona prcceediiiga like theae,
TIME 10 UXLOAD IS PENNSYLTANIA.
After the revelatlon by Ohio u is folly to
rniaoe worda aboul Pennaylvania, That Btate
is certaln t.? be earried by tbe Demoerata In
N'ov(-niiier with Boaa Cameron and his tieket
in the field. No peraon with the aligbteat
kaowledge ol the Bituation ean doubt that,
Beavec*a ehaaeea al eleetion wero deaperate
before Ohio avus beard from. Now they are
abaolutely bopetaaa. Me is weighed down with
a donble load. He has the intenae lo?il
boatility to Dou Cameroa oppxaaaiag him on
one si.le, an.i thealmoat aniveraal diaaatiafae*
tion with the Nutioual AdmintatratioB erowd
ing him on the other. The lafter fceling baa
been graatly Intenaifled dnring the paat week.
Attorney-Oeuora) Brewater haa been taken
from his d.ities at Washington to sissist in tlie
atrnggle, and haa e-cainitted the aaaeeonntable
blunder ot making open and hearty defenoe of
Don Cameron*a fttneaa aud Inherited right to
boea tbe BepnbUeana of Peanaylvania to his
li.ait's content. This ta tbe Imrden of all his
apeechea, and their efteet npon Bepoblieana,
stirred as Pccuug -lvauiii K.publicans are at lliifi
time, cau be aaaily laiaglned. He,aarepre
aentative of tho A-mlatatration whieh ann
jilies the EkMM with the iiiiliinitod juitionage
wliicli siistiii.is iiiui, hiiiuils before tho paopla
whom tha Boaa ta aeeklng todeprivoof ttuir
politieal freedom, and decla-ea bia belief that
tha Boaa is a good and worthy naan llka his
Catber before him and ooghl to be parmitted t?>
do bb he pleaeea! Would anybody but an
AdmioutratioB Bepn_a__aa be capableof a
blunder liku that! And now, as a coimncnt
fron tha BepnUtaaa party of tl.e Nation on tbe
Pennaylvaata strnggle, comea tbe rerdtet of
Ohio that this Ail.iiiiiistr;.tion and ita B08B
sysUm are iinworihy of aappoitand ninst be
rebuked. It is uot BtraBge that Bmid theae
eondit-ona even tae anpportera of Beavar
beg?i to a^k it 80?tetbiag cannot be done to
aave the party.
And they are beginning to ask that i-uestion.
'J he PhUodeiphia Prewt pabltahea tbe follow
ing diapateb iroiu**aii emlnentand booored
*? BepnblleaB oi tbe Btate, a geaUeina-i'of blgb
"ilistinrtiou in the party, wbosapportetbeBeg?
?* ular tieket and wboae poaitloo aodjudgmant
"are tnlitled to the greatcst reepeot ': uIt is
"your niaiiifost duty now [eitat Ohio] to in-i.-t
u on a prompt and liual scttl.ineiit on a alngta
"tieket. l'ret-ent Mi__tal is out ol the que-tion.
"The future ean only boaetureil by h.ioir ticat
??meut." The Prtsi says inanj* othera tnkc
the s.iine view, aud wa have no doubt of it.
Uut what is tho heroic treatineiit ? (learly, the
only (flective remedv ia the cleanng from the
li.-lu of lioas Camerou au.I his tieket, Nothing
lcss will do any good. Th.y are tba only
obstacle* to eucrcs.". If Ihev will uot get out of
the way, the paity haa no otberalteruativo than
to riao in ita nught and unload them. Tbore is
boppily uo n*H*d of voting for a Domocrat to
acconiplish this. Tho Iiidenendent titket is
inado up of as stauneh ond true Itepnblicans a_
there aro in the State. No Ropublicau sacri
lict-a auy piiuciple in voting for tbeui, but ou
tbo confrnry by to rotinp be n?*sr*rtR Id* own
uianbood and thnt hk'hest ot nll Kepublicnti
principles, tbo rlght of Br-lf-governm-nt.
Beaver eMioi ba aJeoaad. Bo meh hia own
supporters admit. Then lot blm bocloand
from tb? flold. It may bo too lute to
BBTB tho State this year by tho eioction of tho
[adepandaal tkket, bat it lonottoolate lo
em*li BoO-B-ta under siich I defeat that lt wiil
nover Ik* al?l(> to riuo from tbe riiins. By mak
_0g the Indepondent fOta Kieater than tho
iiiachine \oteth.' l.cpubliciui* of the Btate wiil
?how t.? all the world Lhat Piossisni can lloiuish
bo more with them.
l!ut, BOflM one may uny, why uot ur^'o n BOion
on BeBVer and exhort the IndopcndeuM to
mpport him in ordor to aava tha party 1 Be?
eaaae it would ba an iaaolt to tha telf-reapeet
of overy [ndapendenl Ln the Btate to aak blm
tovote for Beaver in view ot tbo Latter*! paat
reeord an.i hi.* preeeol offendva uttenncee.
He is in the Beld s.iiely bb tl"- Bobaarvient tool
ot Canieicn. Hia preaent eaadidaey la notori
onaly the reward for his paal Bubmieaion to the
Boea avea at the ezpenae oi hia loyalty to his
eonatitoenta. Hia ipeeehea dnrtng the enm
paign bave betrayad at onoo his Lntelleetnal
BeakneM and his Laek of maaly aoat-ioeat
ln a reeeot apeeeb al Lancaater be aa far Eorgot
himaelfaato aay of the Liidependenta, who
e infeaaedly eompriae Btany of the bb bI apright
and blgbly boaored men in tbe BtatOi aa per
BOOa who ? don'l know wh.lt a man is and never
"telt an boneel thiob in their eowardly oar
" fnanii" Borelythe Ludependenta eaanot bo
aakedtoanpport mobamaa aathat Aaidefcom
tbe odiooa priaciplea whieh be ropreoenta, the
n, iu bitoaali is aowortby tbesnpportof aelf
respeetiofi men. It is oaeleea to aay of a oandi?
date wbo tallu n* Beaver .].><?- thal he woald i?o
his owb naster Lf be were eleeted. His ipeecb
betraya bia charaeter, eveo aa bia every polit
i, ,i! aei baa d"-..'.
Tho lodepeodeota have atopped at nothing,
except a aacrifloe of their prineiplee, to bring
aboat baimooy on a common tieket. Tboy are
not retaponaible for tbo fact tbat there are two
Repnblican tieketa In the fleld. They are ready
to-day to withdraw their caadidatea if Caui
eron wiil withdraw Beaver and allon the
wbole partj toajpree opon a new tieket. Bat
Cameron aaya oo. Bewill bave Beaver orhe
wiil amaafa the party. Lnaaitaation like thia
wby ahould any Bepabliean rote for Cauierun'a
man / _________________________
tv TN8TBUCT1PB Dl FE IT.
Tbe Ohio eioction haa greatly diaappointed
Republicaua, Perhapa their diaappotntmenl
would bave been leaa keen if they had pnly
oonaidered the natural effect of the treatmeni
ol Preaidenl Gfarfield'a frienda Ln New-York
aad Pennaylvania apon Preaident Gfarfield'a
trieoda in Obio. The Bepabliean leadera ln
Ohio had not thonghl it a prop< r time to maui
fi-st any displeaaare al the eonrae <>i the
AduiaUtratioo. Soma of them, indeed, had
tak.-n mnehpaina toatand well with Preaidenl
Aitiiiir, and the moal extraVAgant aod nn
leaoonable apoeeh made i.y any member ol
Congreaa Ln defence <>f the appointmenta of
the preaent Adminiatration waa made by Mr.
Bntterworth, ol CincdooatL With aome leadera
thna mi*..iii. ly praiaiBg tha Adminiatration,
an.i Bone empbatically ceniaring it, tbe party
in <>hi<> waa being plaeed in soch a poaition
thal ita aaeceoa wonld be clainted and genetBlly
regardnd as an Lndoraement <>t Preaideot
Aithiu'.* eonrae. Tbe atardy Repablieaaa of
principle, whoaehettity deteatatiooof tradiog
politician*. has made Ohio RepabUoaniam what
it is, have t___en occaaioo i?> ahow their opinion
about tlie matter. Tli.to ia aot tho l..i-t
daoger thal aayhody wiU now regard the reoalt
ol theelectioa ia Obio aaa popalar approval of
tho preaent AdmLoiatTBtion. Thore may be
doubt as to what it doea aiean. Bat everybody
. it doea not meao that, al any rate.
The Tomperance qaeetion had mueh to <lo
wltb the reealt, n<? doabt. The open aUianee
betweeo Deroocraey and the wbiakey-jag and
beer-eaek, tho.uh. it gavea largetandto the
De-nocrati. Committee, aod plaeed thonanda
of workara al the polla for the oaaae of Free
vYhiakey and No Baoday, did not move tera
peranee rotera to eorreapondiag exertiona*
Tba reaaoB is plain. The Bepubliean party
had taken considerable pain* nol to ot.tain le
taforeementa irom that iiaarter. Part of its
leadera and organa wero wiUiag, bat part
were Botwilliag. Part woald have beea glad
to oommit tho party nnraaerredly to the anb
mlfeiun of a eoBBtitatiooal ameudmeot, whieh
had been promiaed, Lo the eatimation of many,
prioi to the laat aeaaioa of the Legialature. Bal
othera wi re diepoaed t.? try other m lana for
the regnlation and reaaonable reetraint ol the
li.juor trafl ?. Ajcainel every eftort ln thal
directioB the liquor Lnteresi rebeUetL It longhl
Bgaiast the Bepabliean partj.joal aaatroogly
and uniti'lly, beeaaae ol moderate Bieaaarea
for regolaiion of the traftle, a* it eonld poaaiblv
bave dono had aprohibitory amendment been
aubmitted to tlie people. By adoptiog balf
meaeurae, tbe Bepabliean partj loatnll that it
could hive l..st by any Otber cour.se, and
gained oothing. For the vote lodieatea tbat
the believera In prohibition were nol diapoeed
to h.-lp the Hepublican paily, withuii t a.s.*i.i
aaee that its anrrnaa wonld meao more than a
new and piobably futile aUeinpt toreatralfl
nnd regnlate. In tbat frame <>t mind, many
voted toi n aeparate tieket, and man) more re
foaed to vote at all.
lt is evi.leiit, alao, that the condaetof the
Bepabliean majority in Coogreaa, al the La I
BOaaioo, waa regarded with diifavor i>y many
Bepublieana. This appoara in the remarkable
changea madein the Congreaaional delegation.
Had tbeta been no aueh .eeling, earneal Be
pablieaa voters would bnrelabered to .ave
their eandidatea tor Congreaa, evon tbongh,
?being diapoaad to reeeot Tempi raoee legiale
tion?ti.ey voted tor Demoeratie Btate ofQeen
and logialative eandidatea. Bo the prohlbition
i-t-, alao, though willing to defeat the party
loeaBy beeaaae of its treataaeat of tha loeal
(|iiesii( n, would have hooii aii-ious lo inaintain
RepubHcan aaoaadaney Ib Congreaa if tbe
eonrae of the majority there had met arith
favor. Ilut tho reealt ahowa that the Bepab?
lieaa Congreaa had not oatiaflod tbe votaca of
that party in Ohio. Thou.-h the Bpeakac wa*
taken Irom that State and is icloetod, tbe
oonduot ?f tbe majority to dealing witb tin
iaaportaal ajneationa paading dniingthe Laal
b -inn, and eepecially ln regard to the appco
piiations, hPeiii-j to have producod even nioie
dlBaaliafarlioa tbeca than ta Baotara Btatea.
Thia is one ol tho.*-. defeat s thal do a party
good, provided they aro riKhtly met. The Be
puhli.-aii party can iii'i', n Lho liffht of the < >hi<>
eleotion, arhava it wiil oriiiK up two ycam
h'uee, if it adberaa to Itoeooned-urtag tho
paal year. lf it Uea llaalf to an AdmlniatratJoa
that make. wai ii|m>u a majority of tho votan
of tha pai ty, it wiU k ne aonietbing. lf it elects
to Coogreaa men who.think everythiag of aelf
und BOUtah tatereata, und littie ofthe public
welfare, men who rant and WTBqgla, dodge and
dawdle UikhikIi a whole aeasion, uegleotinf
jiiiblic businesi, and zealona only wbeu peraou
alitioa or jobs are on tlie carpet, it wiil lo-e
Homethiug. If, in dealing wii'< any new QMBV
tion of glBBt importan. c, it fails to iu.'t flroily
and courairooualy upon its convietiona of duty,
(lt wiil ly?c botuctbing. But it in auiiicicntly
cvident that tho party cannot aflord to loso
mucii more. _^^
A POISJ WOBTB C0N8IDERIN0.
Among the duties devolving npon tho last
Leglelalare, whieh it attarlr Bagleetedto per
foi in, was the rrapporlioning ol the Btate iuto
('o.igr.'ssiiinai distriets. Th.' s.-uiite Committee
on Apportioumcnt did not even report ? bUl of
.?invKort. The Assembly committee "aXtrcely
iii,i betteri loealtboogh they did todeedenbrail
ataeheme for reapportloument, it araaaopal
pably iiiifairthiii tiiev made noeffori toaeenre
Ita paaaage, realtalag that it would reach the
Execntlve Chamber ealy to enooaatar oae of
Qovernor CornelPa rlghteoua vetoea,
i;,it lappoee that th" Demoeraey ihoald
incceed in electlng their caadldata for Gov
cnioi- this lall and sh'.uld agaJn sceure a major
ity in the Aaaembly. What then ? Why, of
eovrxe, the Senata H.i.t bolda over being De_a
ocratie, they eould and doabtleaa woald put
tbrongfa th.. gerrymanderlBg meaaure whieh
they fiiile.l to carry last winter. A\ e have
Blready diaaected thia Bawarraated au.I Im
pudeal attempt to tnereaae the Demoeratie
repreaentation in Ctaagixxa. Thoae who drafted
tlu. I.ill ciiiletitly had no other ain. than to
favor tbe metropolia attbeaxpeaaa of the in
terior, and, in deflaace ot um h cimsideriitious
M population und the natural union of c.
ii.-.-. to grab aa Baaay dtatrlcta aspoadblefor
tii.- Deeaoerata. Thoa tho elgbt metropolilan
dtatricta were hehtoBed so that only one could
liiirly be rcck'-uicd Hepublican. To BOeoaipllab
thtareaalt ihe AaaemblT dintrictv. weradivided
iu a prepoateroux manner, one of tbem being
split into three parta.
To recali tbla biU?the laat e\pression of par
tiaaaahip a.'iiii.' nnder th'" temptatlon <>t raven
onsappetite-tato dUunooatrata bow eoatlyto
the Bepublieaa party wouid be a Demoeratie
leatoratioa. The moatcflectlve way to prevenl
tbeState'a being Bcaudaloasly gerrymandored
iu th.- name <>i apportloamenl is for the Bepnb?
licana to regain tbelr majority in the Aaaembly,
whieh tbrongh over-confidenee they loat last
l'iill. The Aaaembly ta naturally Bepnbliean.
ihe, Demoerata have only had oontrolofit
tw iir iu the laal ten yeara, aml tli<* manner in
whieh they abnaed their opportnaitiea last
winter ought to seive to keep tbem in the
minonty for at leaal a score of yeara to come.
Cnleaatbe electora deaireto roward demon
Btrated Ineapaclty andunwerthineaa, they will
see to il thal he Demoeraey ta not put in con?
trol "I the Aaaembly <>f l-**:;.
PERllJoR TilEBBlTlSH LION.
The future is gloomy for the Brittahlion.
Thai "accumed aniinal, with gore-atained
a is," is Btanding ou the ragged edge <>i a
ui whicb he i- aadoubtedly uuconacioua.
11ie* fate haii_:.s upon the leelectiou of tlie
II..ii. Willlam E. Bobinaon to Ccngreas, If
the votera oftbe 11.1 Ckingreasional IHstiict
iu Brooklyn, who, Ior aome inxcrntable reaaon,
senl Mr. Bobinaon to Congreaa two yeara ago,
deeide to retora bim thia year, ii .- all up with
ihe Britiab lion, Bobiaaoo himaell baa -.ii.i it.
li,' waa bonored with a reeeption by soine Iiish
admirera Lu thia city the otber evening, and edi
ticil tbem with a nio'lt >t biograpbieal aketeh of
liia bnlliaul public career. Ue ahoxed to hia
owbaattafoction aad thatof bia bearerathat
he had aocompllsbed wooderfal thinga for
Iriah-Amariean eittaena who were rotting in
Biituh duuBeona, und that ridicule had only
Btimulated bim iu his tabora. Ouce in a mo
menl oi weakneea ho eonfeaaed, with becom
ing bumili-tion, that he bad faltered. Prieada
had eome to him, aaj lag . u For beavon-a aake,
?? Robutaoo, k.'.|) qulet a!"'iii Ireland, aad we'U
? eleci iiml reeleet yoo ail your IU..* it you like,"
and he hul yielded, aml did hold hia peaee foi
a tiine. Hut wben Miatater Loweil beganto
writelettera to "Dear Qraaville,*1 he broke
looae aml ahowed what %\as in him.
From that tlme on the Brittab liou
had a a*, 11,11 timc of it. ? I l.ave been
accnaed,' aaid tl.e valiaat Bobinaon ib
couoluaioa, "with tryiug t" twiatthetailof
? iho Britiab lion. 1 wiah to give aotiea to tho
? oewopapera whieh have made this eharge that
*? I will wring his neck when 1 go ba. k."
This thr.-at waa made aeveral day.-, ago, and
yet tlu; Brittab public goee ou rejoicing over tho
victory ln Egypl as if it had not beard it at all,
BB it probably has not. No news-gatlieier
would have tho bearl t?. s.-mi an Item hk<> that
over ihe eablo?to obaeare the aunahlne ol prea?
ent trinmph with so blaek a eload of irapend
Ingdiaaater. Beaidea, he woald bope that tbe
caiamity might be averted. Bobinaon tells us
tbat be did reatmin htmaelf onoe? tbongh no
bodj baa ever anspeeted lt?and he may do lt
Bgain. l'ui theiiiioie, his coiistitueiits may take
a uotioii that it will perhapfl l.e jusi as well for
theiutobe repreaented ln Congreaa byaaelf
teapecting man aa by a almulatod Inuatic, and
mayloavoMr. Bobinaon at home. lu eitherof
ihose eventa the Britiab lion wonld eacapo, or
at leaal bave a reaplte. Word ahould beaent
to Miatater Loweil, eanriooing him about tl.e
atyta .,1 his eorreapoudonee with LoidGran- |
ville. Uo has ishak. u ot) Kobinson's grip on
hlmaelf onoe, aml may do it again. lf he were
to begin lus next letter to Lord Ufrunville, as
liub Acrcs .liil h.s obailenga, Avith " Plain .Sir,"'
were to Avork into ii a peraoua1 Inault to the
(v)ueeu aml u coiileinptuous rel'ereuce to tlie
whole Brittab Nutioti. all might yet be well.
Bobinaon wonld ee**tainly he pieaaed, and we
are not suro but that Ihe Wotld BBWepaper
would nominate Mr. Loweil ior tue Preeidency.
No (jih.i't ahould i?o apared to aoothe Bobinaon
aml avert a fnghtful strugglo.
. >i Bobinaon'a ability t.. sa .ing the neck of the
lion it he ouce geta a grip upou it there is an
bappily uot the atightaat doubt- ilo awnng
Ihe entire unimal iiioiind his head severul times
daring the taal aeaalon aaeaaily aa tne average
maneonld svsing :i eat, and when he abifta
his grip Ilom tbe taU tO the throat there cau
Ua: btlt OU.) lt'sllll. Mui, 1ft US llopo loi tlie
It4*st. There are three waya in wbich tiie
Blaughter may Ih. avoidedi Bobinaon may j
no! be reelected ; he may be reelocced ami may
reatraia biaiaeli; the lion may take the alarm '
aud run away. We awail the outcoiiit* hopo
itilly, but witb ii.ti. li BuUcitada.
A NEOLRCTEb IM>t 8TEY.
The North Aiueii.aii Iioekcepcr-V AaBOfltatiOD
receatly lu*ld their thlrd aaana] conveotion
in Cincinnati. Beekeapiag is not ooly a trade,
it is a hoi.i.y lik.* sdk ealtare or haet angar
niaking, nnd the membeTB ol Ihe BOciety, BA
wa gatbei from the reporta, eoaaa ap aot only
iot baaaaaaa but ior a eertata aathaaiaatie
(?n.'.iiiiaging of earh other pleasant to thoin,
an.i likely to havaawBoleaamoelteetoa the
public Beekeeping ta om- of the induatriea
wbich Axaerieaaa hava m-glccicd becnise ita
piofits arecomptiratively nuiall aud ateady. It is
the i isky busiunas hy whieh a mau enn Juntii iuto
a great BBceeasor great failnre, that is popoiar,
'1 Li4 it- are a l.-u large Ix-ekeeperrt iu the
eountry Avhose honcy is fouud in all the hoine
inarkeU and is exported to Englaud ; but the
great supply eoaiai trom thoae who _____ tha
busiuess BUpplemental to fannlng, and it ta
thih class of hiiiall farmers ivho should glvo
more atteutlcu to the matter than they huvo
hitherto douo.
In old timea every gardon in towu and
eountry had ita hive, wj_u;h wua uauully uUoAvod
to atund uncloanod nnd unnttondod to until tbo
beea diod of cold or foul air. Beekeepinjc
reqcdrea littie work coinpiind with imy other
occupation, but that work munt bo thorouRhly
nnd fuitlifnHv jierformed. nt rejrnhir scnHon*.
A lad orailivo woniau can take care of one
bnndred ooloniea, but they wiB r?'(|uire haid
uud eonataat woirk throngh the three B-unaaer
montb-v and there mnat be no ablrklng. The
proflta of a atagle bire of bealtfay Italian becs
average from 015 to $20 ln the firat yeat and
tiio increase ot another bive. It Uaot too
Bangnine reckoninjr, therefote, to ?et down
$1,500 in a veiy good aeaaon aa the ffear gain
from 1?>') eoloniea, whieh for the tabor of ona
peraon foi three montha of the year ia at leaet
a lair prolit OB theoinlav. The htfgB baa>
keepeia usiiallv farm out their colonies ; that
La, plaee about twenty ta eaeb Cara wbiota
oftera tba proper food tor them, pay lor tba
attention whieh they reqaire, andat atated
time. ,_? aboat eolleettag tho honey. The
aapply of line honey uever equala the .leniainl
in the marketa of ..ur large cities, an.i Bioee tha
problem araa aolved ..f ahipping tbe eomba from
thia porl and landing them m Llrerpool un
broken, the supply re.-uireil for EBIOpi ia
?tii'iply unlimited. OttT white-olovor hoiiey ia
said to eommand a higher i>rico in Loudoo
than ihe Qreek.
Here i.s one of the many Indnatriea by whicb
fariiieis' daaghtera ln thiaeoontry oonld aarn
a comfortable anpport and remain at hou.e
Bat as a rnle they prefei to half-atarve as
ttfnchen ta city pablio achoola, or ahop trirls ta
erowded retail hooaea of the loweat grade, to
any htalthtul OOtdoOT work iu tiio puie air ot
the country. ______________________
The ahrewdaai plaee of adviea thal aaa beea >riven
tba Detooeratia party lor many a day baa ju*t been
dat her diapoeal by om* of ber aooa who ia
Bviden tiv as lerel-beaded as ha ia hrviag. Ha ur-y-.
th>* party not lo attempt to gaio, hut ratba* t.. patl
fortb atrennooa efforta toloee, tba cootrol "f the
oexi Coogreaal On firat view thia has thelookof
being tba ootoome of enmity ratber than of Moad
ahipfoi D-ni... iMiy. I'-nt when explained it ia aeen
tobea aolid ehaok of wtadotn. Thia aaaaeitma
Uemocratreaaooa ihat if hia party baa a majority in
tba XLVIIItb Congreaa that majority is eertala to
mak.' u gorgeooa idiot of Itaeif?or worda to tha
eii'iei?and byao doing vili deatroy the ahaaeeaot
electiog a Demoeratie Preaideol tw.> yeeiaheoee.
Perhapa if this conaideration had occorred to tha
Demoerata of Ohio tba/ woald have endeavored to
elect fewer Congreaamen on Toeaday. Bnttbere'a
no telllng. Qood ndvtce, - ven t ba h.-st, is not alv, aj ?
taken. We certainly hope tbat tha Bepablieaoa
wiil have the direetion of tlie eoming
Congreaa, for we belleve tbat tbe varied lotaaaata
of tho ooootry wonld be oooaerved by
their coatiuoance Ln power. Bal ifthey ara super
sc.li'l we ahall beanatainedaadaoothed bythere
fleotion tbai thecareerol tbe majoritjr, nnleaa hia
lory itecUnea to repeal itaeif, ean oonfidently he
counted npon to foruieh a oapital eamnaiga doea
im .it for the fiepablieaua iu tha Batloaal caavaaa
ot 1884 ___________________________
PERSOXAL.
Mr. (Jooriro Jaob llulyoake arrived in Donver
Laat -i.tiir.l.iy. He ii.t.'ii.ls to rlait all the priu.ip.il
citiea uu i eamp of tl.o 1'ar Weat.
Mi. Kalght, the new I.ord-Mayor of l.ondon. I>e
gan i.usin *aa life as a warebooaa porter iu tho city
ol whieh be ia no*- Cbief Magtatrate.
M. Krckmanii, of the llterary iinn of Krckmann
Chatrlan, baa fnlly reeorered irom hiateeaat le
rioas Ulnoaa. aad haa v-ona ruinbliuf. amoog tho
Voagea.
t_necD oIru of Oreeea earrtea wltb horon berttav
(*ls a lap-dog of that .!*.'(* breed ao otaaa reoreaeoted
i.i 8ir i'.'t.i I.civ ui bia pictarea ot tha ladiea oi ihe
( onrt of i harlea II.
Ifra Cowden-Clarke waareeeatlr for many daya
niailo a pnaooet ia tho nllage ol iiiixen, in tiio Ty
r.'I, belag c.it otl li om tbe Paat ..f tuo world by tho
Bteat iloo i.s in the braouar l'a*?.
Siimc time a.'.i Koaaaah'a lii.nila boRiiii propara
tions for a irruu.l I.u th.tay prBB-Otatloa to him. bnt
be baa now requeeted them to .levote tha aobeertp
tionH to BOBte work. of pablle ehority.
It is lamoced ia Dablia that Qeneral Str Onrnet
Wolealey has eapreaaed his lataatioa to.leclino ac
eeptiog th.* freedomof thal city, whieh ia to he pre*
aontrd to him on hia roturu from Egypfc
Father Byao, ti.'* StMthero po.t-pri._t, 11s lectur
log ia tne 8ontb for tbe beaellt of tho Boeietf of
the Armj ol Tenoeaaee n thair endeavor to ra
lii.iiiiiiii.'iit to t ln-m.-iiK.rj ot tln.ir falleo cuiuiado*. i
The Kev. C'anoii Kaoa-Llttle, of Lon.lon, is reecv- |
erlng ftiun Bu attask of eoagettioo of tho brala, n
relapae of whioh brooght ?>n i.y atteoniug Dr. !
lii-i'V- funeral a tdiort timo ngo thraatened tho
in" -i -,,'i mu -i couaoijrioiicee.
The nnhnpp.v Brapororof All the Boaaiaa, oo re
tarniug to Bt. Peterabarg fron Moeoow, at Inn lirst
niual iu the royal palno loun.l, it iaaaid, a Niliilis- :
tie proelamatioo arrapped in hia table napkin,
place.i there i.y a diBl.'jai page.
Khuiilal.iiiki.rii, Klngof 81am, tnkes adeop inter
eetla Baropaaa and particalariy bagllsb clviliza- :
tion. Hehaa reeeatly directed hiaaacrotary, Herr I
1'ayer. to alre theyoung. r nieoiberaol tlie royal fam
ily (l.iil.v leaaona Ln Ui.' Enaliah laagnage. Enropi an
Boograpby, and tbe general aita and aoienoea ol Ha
\\ e*t-xa World.
Tho only near reiativoaof John Iloward l'uynenuw
livin^r, it is said, uro Ifra. Eloiae E. Lnqaeer uud her I
twoehildren. Mrs. Lnqaeer is thr wife ot the IJov. '
Lee Laqaeer, of Bedfoid, Weatabeeter Coaaty, N. -
>'., aad is tbe daaghtei of tba late Thatuhai Taylor
Payoe, ol lliuoklyu, a yonngar brother ot' the au
tlior ot " IIi.iuo, Siseol lloiuo."'
in Ifareoort, Belgiom, lato beereeted aatatoeto
Th.-1'..iuno .ie M^rifourt, tho heroino of tbe iiistiirec- i
tloo ot womeo aad ieader of the Ifa aad taaieh bb
\ araaillea of Oetobet '<. 178B, aod who a m. eolled by '
the I.evoliitiouisU - tho I'lrs, Ain.i/oti ol l.ilierty." '
and by Oarlyla, ? tha brown-loeked, light-behaved, i
tiri-ht'.u't.'.l OeiaotaeUa TiuSroigne."
Immediately apon tbe aarreador and oeeapation
of Cairo,Colonel Bl wart aa t forArabi i'a. h-., ?h.?
r.-i-p.ui !..*.l to tbeamamonaand oatneto thoAbba adeh,
Bccompanlad bv lonlb... and waa raeoived hy Qeo- '
eral Lowe, raratng io DaUier Bey,aaoAoeriatbe
Kbedive'a aarviee, Arabl aaked blm what ba araa w? |
qairedto do, Dolliei told him to aarreoder hia
aword. lle waa then aaked whetber be nadantood
that be was to anrrender nnooBditiooaUy. Ha ra
plie.l " V. *," i Lat ba aamadered t.> tboclemenoy
otEoglaad. rletbeo begao a apeeeh to the effect
that all men wero brothera, bnt waa atopped by
Qeneral Lowe, who atated tbai hlaoalymiaaionwaa
to laoeive hi.< Barreadar. Ba thea a.sk.wl to bo
aUowadtoaaod to his poleoe Caraoaaaol btaev
vaniM. i ni- .N.i* allowed. A.s he waa leavmg, he
s.art d at Iho drawn *\v..r.l. ol tha Baoott, au.l
whisporad to DaUier, '? Tell tbe Qeneral 1 u-..iusl
hi* pnaoaera well." II" wa* aasared thal he ahould
h- tnaled With all coi.ni.hT.itiou ontil ba WM
banded over to >ir Qarael Wolseley. Oa the
un iv.il ot >.i (1 iii.vt. h- iv is taken by Bir I harles
Wilaon in a oaniage to tha plaoe prepored f,.i bim
in the Abdiu Palaee. On tlie way h?* began
inaliuiK tbe usnal aalaama t<> th.< erowda, bnt, liml
liiKlUii Otftivea did OOl reep >nd, bC thlow bluiaclf
back iu tho oacriaga wuh .Ii.*husi.
Whbbubo, w. v_? ii't, ii'.?j. r. Uodegra-C ro
elcit.il io Coogreaa trom the XVllth Ohio Die-tiol
on Toeaday, is maeh better, and arill uu.loubtcdly
ORNRRAL N0TR8.
ThehnUdtaga of the new Adalbert Oollega
iu ('liM'iiiii.i, iMtti whicb tie...i.i a7aaa_raBaaarvala
BMtgad iii.'i wtii.h have been aeoalaal by tha BBBBaaaaaaa
al Mr. Aaaam atoaa, wm bo B-r-aaltyiadlaalBdeaOa
tobat -?i. ihe aaaaat_aa wm haahaoa aa _.iiirw*a by (Baa
i.i. ut iiiiiiui.i of Jotuu ii,..>kiu-. UalvBtBlty.aBtaeBBBi
tlou apeeeh b> Mr. Stoue, .uul IBBMktka i.y ox I'lc-ajuiit
Ho]. .
VVbatover their preaent or future dincourn^o
iiii'iu,-) may Uo tho l{u?by euli.nlsU now pums^iu, a
nw.<>ur.<e liolopvuiluut of luu.l aad aBBga TUu Uu>;ho?
1'ubllo l.it.ruiy huh opeiiod a wouk a<ii lu a aubatuulUl
and ponr.nlont biilldinif. Mr. W. lla.*tlu_:? ITaghea
raafeodai to ti.o aaaajraalataiy addraaaH n. iK*tu?if of
I.Ih (ll*titiK..ishM br.ithor, Bft4?r whom tho llln-nry wm
imiii'ii. un.l an a i.ikim of raapaet toa >nhnm tba o.oob vul
uiut-a **ere coutilbuted by A.umlruu publUhi.ra.
A few youra tvgo i'aiu waa grvutly Uitci
eateil ln tho cnso of n man ?no nnd -? arioww* a fwk
Jtiat now tliat eity of a< ii-u'mm la r> )<>!,,,...,, fh '
eovery of a walter at a cafc who, wlul*. <liv.-rtu,if *?? '*'
with 11 xtytnniiatlo performance not directly p, ,1^," '
of III-* |,fiife.nl,,11, awitlluwiwl (itll.l.lv apoon WlthV*
llllllllle. He Wils f;iliJ",| tou lu,.,,,) ,i wlwir tl_?__l
ee.,ii4 .lellii , tit *>|.*'li III* afolltuclj aiali,;,
BfOOS ftalll its JHTildliS |),,r)lti,)ll. * -B
Two young meo recently nrrivml at a pji
bridge ln tlie ie-l.liiifir'ioo.1 uf Xew Havon iu
peratel** moneyleee condltlon tbat i?
.- Jll-t eiuiii'.'li 8800*7 lo :
on.'. Tll'-V CXpI'llllcl tlie ail '1,1;, ,,, )?,, _*
toU-fceepOT wua o.,.|iiriil". In un iiiisruiii.l, ,| i,..,',.
Imwe,. r. I'" Hckllo'V|t-il_.-d tlmt u )M rv,ii Iiml ? fj^lj
eairi ii I. uii, Me ..\er for h-ln.il! fare, when J
tlie j'lllip. n. leeke.l i ;. ,... . .,ai|,aii|,,,t Hl, ! - ,,. ,',v ,_
e witb Iiiui i, r, ? ? ii k,, j? r ii.ui tiinat?,.__
The greateat altraetion at the eleetrfcrf
exb-Mtfaa la Maakt b-fcaoabluct w?irhrontatBag_
telejlhoillc collliec'lolis Wltll tlie Koyal Opera 'lIM|
itut tba iN'ttpii. arbe thaaag ab.nn theinatnunaata^
rl,e eiitertalrimrcnt iiiikIi more lliuti <lo the artlitiiS
' fiutii-li It, fruiii :i ili-taiii-e. ati.l who. lu thu prtaaaaial
__? aBeataad BBerciIeea electrio liati-ncrat th-irea__
, tlu- eil-.tilt, BK Hfrillil Ullll.IulK.) ill Il..-ira..i...?m
iln and pleaeantrtea .?< hitul tba leenea -itntw
illleel.ir lut- i" <;t Itu-ull 'lUHI.'ll ?? " ?*. w'i Ti - unc r,j _*
e,,iii|iii'iy. "II >t. the |e_ phiiiie." lut. ri u,,ta hUriSz.
j'.iiii.'ii. "ouiek. arrange my traln:" ealli tlmia__
il.euia tn le I 11...i.I *' K.-iik'Iii.mt t',, t-i.'pC_5
' whiapera ilo/.-n viih.-a iroiuitl her. They wL__j7_
itturtiii ifli.l wboa tbo ozhlbtttoa la ovar. ??
An advarttaaff in a recent issip. ofaVlanuB
Bewapaper revealee* Ma-raay iaaax?aaaoondiuoo _a_
| auch etixcii'lnx fratikne.a tbat It la qultapotaibloi,-.
eelved more appUcatlona tban be e.,u!,t anawarUa
WI ek. 1'hi-i la a liteiiil ti_n.?i.iti,<ii nf the e4v_n_a__flQ|.
"My b?pt-U-?I iiatiie ia Frederick. I ixmnousa^l
dacod in oircii?aitanoee tlinn advanred |_ ii?f> aMr*.
pui-ive In peraon. If niy inli,>n, itopidltj U?xr*?da|
i iu lnt.-ii4it.v-hy unv of my other anpl.?kvnut. baraeUo
latlca, it ean only l>e ao by niy liurraln -.1 iiiuli-iiitTof-x^
no Itlon. Xevertheleee. I um anxlona 'omarry. mj
tilke thia ni' au- of orrelllie : ? ->>i>li>lattat
niatiiinonlal |oya Auawera to tlu- adrertj
antl i addn ??. 'Wbo wiii v. iitiire i ';..?';.,'M-iiirJJJ
BM al tbe ollii 8 of the .V.i_-r "fUwor TnyehUM."
POLITICAL SEIYS.
Tho Repnbltcana Aiill have to tnake laraa
galna in ("onereaanien ln theBouth lf:i, . taam
control of tho^fouee "i Bepn wntaUvea, Tbey lnv-tfc
i,.-t pn,-),.,"- iu Delawnre, Marylaud, Vlrgb__* Bmmb
CiiKiiiuu, M.?i--ippi aad Texaa
ControIIer Pattiaoo, the Demoeratie f_n.
. 11.l.it-- for Qovenior of Pennaylvanfa, i>- _ia? atonrof
tboBtatethla week. Hela notet].t.-l ;?. iiiMkaauan
.4 Mti.t will cnntlne hl- to hoMBfBk>
onaln tbe larger towua antl up|H .uiu i:ou tba Bbl,
f,,iiii ut ii fi a :. '1 bowinxj i.t the cruvl
between traiaa,
lodiana, Mr. John C. New thinks, m moni
8?fely Repnbllean nowtban evernefore. Ti,-e!iat_?.
t.-r of tbe popolatton, I '?'! witia i
lew yeara paat, tbo poople .-..uiiu. into laeSutetMbf
more from the Eastand lea.a from ihe Simtti. ThVa
.I.-, ii) tlu lU-ptibl md t'n Sia
reanll w a- ae. n in .!.>? PrealJeutlaJ eWUou i
Tbe Temperanee State ficket in Cilifor
nla wUl probably lajare tbe BepubUcan party, Aaaa]
the promlnenl Bepublicana wh.. ailIaup|tortUB_h
in.nk Plxley, Edltor "f Tha tkm Franelaeol i-yaoaat
Ii. vi,,* ii .l.l.-.'iit.' to the Chloaao Coiiveutioa *??a
nomli i QarBeld ior Preaident, uuila-ro
eat.,1 tbi eiuiai- .,r .Air. i.
The free trade orgaoa ln the Soatfc ire
arglngthe iiipport ofsnch eandfdatoa for Conrnaaa
tlu'ii:-.-li. s tovot*>fora tariiffoi
Ihe VUktbttrg Herald my tl::it " ( - BeU~|
tho oontrol of eorporatlona, Internal lmproreMBl|
fltiiraee. ? Im I- to be tlu-next Preaident. and allO-HB
i|iie-tion-. ..iiiiniu ,1. stnk lnto iii-t-ii.tteai .-. euu.panal
t..tlie taiitt i|.;.--ti..;i. There la liioiv al .tuke, aud-MBI
Plierty ua l lubor Involved In it, thaa any ?.
tbat baa been dlacuaaed lu __Berlcan politica ln taaaX
yeara "
The good resiilt of niaking a itrcng Ilepnb*
11,-an nomiiiutloii ln a Ueuioerntle. ( ,:i.-.. - ."iial d_
trlot is ihuwa iu the eleetion oi ex Secrel .-..> ?.offia
tlie M Dlatrlot ?f AA'e-t A'lr.iiiia. Tbe UeputiUdBM
there had beavy odda t., flght agaluat, hut tiieyp-?I
ontastronx* randldato. worked bard nnd clwted -ua.
The quarrellinis Republicana who are ??:,,i.,:,.-, rnu 8
lniiitli.-r of dlatrlcta mlcht copy the exaiupl. uf BM
pur.y brotbren iu \v< -i A Lrgl-la wlth pvoBI.
There nre three CoogreMioBal I)i>nia_
ln Karyland where tlie Bepnblicana bave reaaooaaB
bopea of eleetlag their aaadldatea to Oaagraaa 8_l
A'll.'l I'l-tli.-t I- OOa -l.l'-.-i 'I --al'e, us lt U i,.,* V* V>i"
a<nt,-,! by a It.'pu'illeiiti. The 11,1 and A'th Di-'-l-rB
arecloto, bul Ihe Bepalnu*ai-* haA-e popnlar nou-lnaa
aml will -rork eanxeatly to win. lh<> c..ti.Ution?f*_i
li.-iii.i. iiui.- .iiKi*iiii*iii".. lavora theiu. Tbuta i- iiu-a
m.aiii.v iu tbapartf nu.i littio lat-raat ln tbo campalai
ll ll.alllie-ll '1.
The more aensihle Grrenhackera nre r*.
tiirniii',' to their fo.-uur B__h__al aaaoctatlo-a Kr.
I..-,.aai.1 Brown baa beea a leu-lin- inuu m tl.e jairtyh
[oa b, iiui ke euiinot aee the u-.- o: keeptna np tba orpaa'
_ation any loaajer. Be aaya it haa no prindphaB
flgbl for. Tbo Oovernment laauea aU Un
ailv.-r. BTeenbaok and Sational Bank our?-ney. a-UmI
la what the Ui-eabaekera kava allalonfceonten__i_a)
betblnka th.-.v mlffbt aawetl itop Hirlitlnr. andkakat
ao. ,ir,iiii_iy, gone nack !?> tbe BepubUeaa party.
John (i. V.'hittier waa aaked to preaBb
nt the virth L)i-tiict Oomrroialoaal ConveatBa B
M ..--,ii hu-.its, but ho det'liiietl iu thofollowtnfBBai
?* i iua-t iu--'have reepaetf-Uy to aaeliae thehaaaral
ng at the Congreaalonal Diatrict ConvrntBaai
tbe 10th of Oetober. The atate ?f my health?aaaal
al whethar I cau attend tho ?-? >n s um.:.. t-uiinka
h 'lil. rate uii'l the warm peraoeal and politieal fneudol
(-.,'.?; Btone I ibouM be gladtodomv part lu _??i
pr,.-. mui- t,, tbe votera of tbe Vlltn li'.-trlal a
iiiiiii nt :t,. ,1 ali ,i, uii'l Inie-rily. .. ?"*?*_
-,.,- ol lia falthful and efncieul i>. ir.xiuaude ?
every duty." Br. Btone waa reuoininated by acataB-a
tion,
The peaco whieh was patcherl up Is'tAvefa
thefactlona ofthe 0.trja li.-n ,,n..> diiriaithtM-l
ean.ipalan baa beeabroken Baaoonaatb. dan*jer_t_8
lii.le|N ii'l.al- ,-. 'I'.ing ?K)n_?*r.?ioll of tlie ... v, riaii.iit -U
Aitui-heil. Tha ilaevn Te!e>rr<ipk. tbe o.;.'-.- "' ?B
Boorboa taotloa, priuu a letter by Ita Edltor, AiU-rti
1-iuiir. lereely aaaaUlag Governor Colqnltt. H,,_**
-Uaeathe Governor of - l.im itiuaiteediaal
entcn npon along defenee of hia Confederatoraaaa
Mr. I.i.'iiiir aaya to Colquitt: " KuowIiik v,,ua4l'l?-l
<l,i not doubt >. i.r ca|MU'it) toa.sk my ,l*--i rux-ii'-n atua
liiiinl4,,f bribedbravoa, t.ut l deaplaeyourniolivi
.1
(.,:', Men-1,iii aee. The people ot Ueorjrla an- awahjajaag
? ? ? t tliat yon a?<a Pariah in i>olitl?and a__J
l.iiiul in r. I'.-i.-u.*' Tli.ro is iii.tetitl' tobewartooa
klilie j;i llmi-l.i.
THE STATE CAXVASS.
AppareBtly the _tapxib___si_a of Genexa
Ooaatj ara _-aplaaa_8 w_Mk aaaaalhlag taal occ-arral a
oaa ('.invi-ution, far at their late County Caa
bej i. jeei.-a raaetat-aaa pleaglBg IkaB ?ntW"
to tlie Folger tieket.
I'oliticiaiiii who have receiitlytfilvelWUiroon
riie r-laU- a || tliat the vote for the I'robib.tiou ra__?*l<a
f..i stiite aaaaaa wUl bo Bu lai_ar thaa tue i,utu"''_
Mi.-I'e, t it will iie. Miiuy RepB-Bcaaa wbo80ao*88-81
tovote for tbe BepubUcan mndidati i. II ia -aitl. wliitaa
for the ProhlbiUou i-aii.li.l..Ut?. who ali bapl**-"? ~
Keplil'lieaua.
Ilaiu.ltoii Harris is nienrioned aa the piw*
abto BepahBaaa euiulidute for Co-bTom l" tba -jbax
I't.iinry .liatrtet; air_oa_rk ke baa aot yet i-'1? f*-"1**"**
tn tlie BBO of hia iiiinie 04 ? iWBtlflBtl befara t->* Kr-O'
lieuii i'onKr.aai,iiial (.iiivotitloii. Mr. Harrta haa l?"?
earried tbe llatrlet aa a oaaalMato for Iho ?_*_? .
n would, therefore, aeera that blo ehaaoe ?.? _n"f3
tba A":.- of a majorlty at un votera aa a c__di__?"?
Coagre m i? ? goo8 oue.
Th.* il.f.-.it of the fr, e canal ameadaaxjfcl
the < tui-tuation will put it out of thu power ot ?**??
aaam t-. eeaato?r BaaaaaHaaaai af thi- eh .ne teruBtu
Btw .i.n,i iu in.- fuliof 1884 Thia woald b- "'lWi*_S2
ii pootp luemenl for tlirr- yeara of earryiai intoeiaaap
tho plan tor iiitikuiK the ean?la froa of iuiu?,_a thaajao?*
iiu-iita. if adopted, would t*. adopted a*> ne?r "**tJ'~2J|
ciinalnr.vl-all.iii thu tlie- woiil.1 be of m?lwocBttawj"
li" i: ui,-ti tnat v-iir In luak.ut* coutr_*)U W trw**??
K, ,n!- ,,ii tii.* aaaala .
H. (\. Burieigh, who waa nonduated farOJ
t;re_a iu the XVlltli Dlatrlot un T_e_<lay. in hB apBai
neoeptiBB the BoaBtaatloa auhi : " l'lvh'.'-'-t ^_2
tbey aay, hiM fuvored the nointuatlou of Ju.U*a **^
lf ho luu ll abowa that ho li-a Wlabed th_t tne ix4,?*JJ
ln tlio laupire .-,iitr mi?ht be pla.v >l nt the ?,'"**__^|
Ueket." ?!r liiinoiKli tueti ferveutly -ulo-Ue.1 rrea-^,
Arthur'a Ailiuliilatrailon. lt la unUeraxood tbalna^
aupport n? a ittatlBoilvely Atlmuilaii-_tl.n i-aa-Ioa_"'
l.iiuuniuil-Goveiuoi Iloskms i? ?J^B
BAvay the we. la and rank ve_etnilou whieh have ,j'_>
up tn hta Karrten at Attlea .lnrliiif the pa?l ,ttlr**/7B.
Any duy ne tmiy be aoea wlth hli han<l* oornrA ^ ^
leathermitteti?dlK_lniclti llla long negle.'t-'d lan ^
oorreepomleut of The UufttUt .Y__*? auya i " Br. ^
la not takuiK Uie ? arin lmereat lu poliuea that be ti.
roriner yoara. II** Ueolliiea to aay uiueh. w*'__rf c**
preaaed the oplnlou tliat tho uietu.da i_*?sl -? -o"*"
Fiuli wolo oaini- ?) is." j
Tho putroiiiigo thut will bo at tho diap?-J
of tbe Ooveruor eleeted thia tall lo niiueiially ?^_1a
tuii.ui'ii. Imiuellatoly upon couilua" tnto ot&ca ^
biiveUieaoiioluimeut, wlth the -enate. of tll',,tJj-jp
jvadCouiaiiaaiouoie, at ao av_ra_A. aal_ry *\1^|
Th. re wUl then Tollow Uie appo.ntinentof a -",**^?^a
out onju_J_o Wu-ka, at a aalagr al _*W-*A?i ? -*r^