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WEDNESDAY, HOVEMBEB 16, lM*
TEN PAGES.
IliK NEWS THIS AfO/WY/AO.
Foiu:ic;>.-.-Itisnow belle?wi that the stotim r
with which the Westphalia came in collision early
Monday nionaug did uot go down, but made off to
nvoid r veiling Lurnauio; news has been received
of tha Westphalia's boat, s==a Emperor William
opened thePnaataa Laadteg yesterday. = Mr.
Glad-tote, iu the HCoaaoef Commons, madoa state?
ment regarding Egypt, and the rub's of procedure
were Hit .her considered. = The failure of a dry
goods hoaea in Toronto is reported. s=?= A dif?
ference, it is said, exists between the French Miuis
ters ot Einauc- and Commerce.
Po.mkstiC ? B.v the fall of a derrick in Cleveland,
Oiui, yeati rdey, three werhmaa were killed. -
?BjUotiaa lor tlie election af United States Senator*
was begun yesterday hy the Georgia Legislature.
??_-,? Ex-CollectOt Houghton, of Perth Auihoy,
wasatntciicd yesterday. ?== The President has
rr.iwiil to taterpeea In the cn.se of the Indian. Brave
Bear, and ho will he hanged to-day. a?== Burglars
took goods valued nt 03,000 from the fnr store of
?. It. Meant, Troy. N. Y. === Tho valulity of tbe
Will Of Dr. W. If. .King, of Philadelphia, wasde
olared yesterday by a jury. ==a Tbe steamer
Lark*|iur, fioin New-York, lost five coal barges
from h.r tow off Penfield Reef. = TheBtitlah
shit- Loyal Wdsh, cotton laden, ran ashore on tbe
fjl.ar!c,t .n Bar yesterday. = Near Oxarkana,
Tex.. Charles Hervcy. Jr., a uiercbaut, shot aud
killed two Butler brothers, who hid pursued hi ia
to a cabin. ???Tha failuree are announced of
Thomas Mah.ev. retail clotbi.r.of Hi. Louis; of Uill
dtUuilniartin. cl.tbiers, of Troy. Ala.; of tbe Mar?
seilles Paper Company, and ot the Bailey M niuiac
tunug Company. St. Paul, Minn. = The Hrook
lielil. Conn., Iron Works were burned yesterday.
City am> M'UCp.hax.?The National Academy of
Igtoaom OBkneai it* annutil meeting yesterday. =
The trial af the aatl al Bemael Wilkeeon ngainet
Henry Ward Beecher was begun. - James
Btokea'a habits were described in court by a former
servant ol the family. ??= Lecture* were delivered
by W. \\. Slorv, lad Mew. Washington Qleddea aud
Professor li. L. Newcoinb. -= The Barlhaldi
BantaM Committee arranged for a public meeting on
November 2H. ass?a The Mayor'* aomlaatlrme fat
polic- Jnettaea and Park Cemmlaetaeem were laid
ou I he table. =?a A Baptist Con.ereuco was beg in
in Bi M.klyu. as=s Loui* Olsen dud at Bellerao
Ho-fital. ?.Gold valneof the le^al lender i'e r
dollar d 12^ grains). 9i.ee cents, sssatsi Stocks
opened dull and lower i later they rallied and were
fluctuating and feverish, and finally dosed irregu?
larly weak.
Tin \W Arm R.?TftinrNK local observations in?
dicate warmer and fair weather. Temperature yes?
terday : lliglieat. 3S?: lowest.:!-0; avciago, 84V.
F.t itnples of tho Mbdtling effects of the
work <>t November 7 multiply. The Repub?
lican., in the XXllId Assembly DsetrJeft lor a
lonff tJOM hf?99 lieen divided, and the evils of
machine mle have been demonstrated there art
thoroughly as m any part of this city. But
last evening the district " 1*099/ completely
tamed, gut meekly under tbe aharp sting of
accusations of disiionvst eountiii"; and unfair
inspectors, and uttered not a word" in libs own
defence. It was not always thus.
Tb" learned members of tbe National Acad?
emy of Science* have lie/un their annual
?an?at of dissipation in this city. They are I
revelling in discussions of " White Phospho?
rus," "Triassic Insects from the lfax-ky
Mountains'' (including puiuiozoic cockroaches),
"Studying tlie laws of Contrast Qualita
tiveh," "Tlio Graphical Representation of the
BrtOia of a Screw," and kindred frivolous
topics. Notwithstanding the strain they will
keep it up f?r 9999991 days, lu another col?
umn of this impression will be found such
extracts from th? impers 99fai as are likely to
be of popular Interest,
Ur. Qlaaa_-B-% -tatemeut in r. giinl to Eiryp
tlan _____? doce not tlirow a .loort of Uffcl
upon ib. eituHtion. lt w;w pretty well undi-r
etood tbat tbe pr?**.nt ?tar? of thLng- waa pro
lialailBl Tbat un -ffort iuuat bo uuule aooii
to eoiultule a convention relutivo to a U_iipo
rary arrang.u.-nt let the -eeurity of the
oouatry wa . alao reaaonably certaiu, and nolx-ly
coul.1 iuivelioeii aurpriaeJ to loitru th.it tbe Kbo
dive woulilbuve tofoot the bill-of kceping tbe
l*2,00O troorw in Kgypt. Tbe rage of the Con
aarvntive- at tlio l'reiui-r1. retlconce ia naiural
euotijil'- WhBm bumiiig to atriko hard blowe
at tiu- Givcrniucut, they cau fiud 110 fu.ilt at
preseut except iu a j^neral way. Sir Stalfbnl
Nortl.col* nioHt be particularly anxioua to be
? gin his B89___-_# lt an opportunity ia uot
glveu to bim aooa be in;iy fiud liimaolf ou_t_d
froui hia poaition aa loadcr of tbe Oppo-itien.
Tbe Street Cieauing Departni-nt acems to
ne<_l a little etirring up. DurL-K tbe suniuier
tbe pavemonta and gutters were kept well
cloaued, aud foi tbut (jowiuiaaiouer Cokouau
nnd the contractore under hlm de.erve credit
But this will soon be forgotUm if the work ib
ucplcctod now. ComphiluU are already uu
nierou- from all part- of tho city, nnd nn ex*
___________ unfortunntely bIiowb that there is
r?a_on for them. Mayor Orace'8 iidniiniPliii
ti,.ti of citv ufLiirs will bo noteworthy, if for
BOthillf _-BB, for bJa -__*?- to at .-uro for ua
eleoa bMcCb. Wo bope he wfll aol be dit.
eouruj-ed durintr the slmrt time he has to bear
the earaa of e_ka. Imt will kcep tho Commls
Hioncr nnd his contraclors up to the _____
S?:,ic*of the employes of the l)i-pnrtmciit ai-em
luclined to wince a littlo. They *ny it is
rcnlly very huni to ko.p the Mroets clean.
That is true eiioush; but they knew it beforo
they B-deetook tlio Joh,
TlieunpU-asant task which a touchin-r devo
tion to liU party imposed upon AsHiBtiuit-Dis
trict-Attoniev Alleti lias bei ti faithfully per
formeil, but tiie rrsulte ean hardly be pleasiiii:
to hiin or his politicul mitsters. About a nionth
before election he brotight to trial a nutnber of
inKpecton* nnd other offlccrs wbo were accused
oChatiag violatcd tho election laws in 1881.
It is ueedle.s to say that, B-iMt ol tbaaa unfor
tunate paraoaawaaaRaptthtiaaaa, arith hara and
there a Uemocrat to keep up appearunces. Th
allliamia were cbielly m<n who had Ven
watchera at thepolls, in the iiiterests of the
Connty Democracy. Kut tbe trials did not
mako much eapital for tho Democrats. The
ooly mau convictetl was of Mr. Allen_ own
pohtical faith. Tbe chnrtjoa agninat the Re
pubbcan- have falleo thrcugh in each tnatance
for laak of evidenco. Yesterday a piry ac -
quitted two more. We may now look for an
adjournment of tho other taaea uutil the uext
election npproaclu..
Wo publisb on anothor page an addrese to
the people e* this Btate la behalf ?>f the rx
position to be held aoon in tbo Cnpitol at
Wmshinpton. Th? obiect of the fair, as 18
well known, is to raise money to aid in erecf
iug a monum-ut in honor of Preaident Gar?
fleld, and it ia oue which will roiue the . ym
pathy of every true patriof .unl loyal follower
of the latneuted leader. Thcvo shonld be o
penerons re-ponse. Tiie committee nsks con
iribiiti*)iis in money or articles that may l?c
sold ; btit lt is also _a___T*d tbat objeet a of
artislic, hlstoric, or antiquarian value may 1?e
laat, iu order lhat the expoiition may be as
flno as possible. ln no place in the ooiintry
are there so rich or bo vaned arl coll* M'tiona
as in this eity, and it is to be hoped tliat the
coiiiiiiine.'s iequ.8. will reeeive the pronipt
and kind consi.lcration of tiie owners of th_M
treaaona. Certainlj they mfl not let New
York fall l.ehind tho otber S at. s iu au elibi.
to houor tho memoiy of Garfleld.
A wid.-i' fi.-M of BaafaliBBa la bob open to
tbo New-York Ilortietiltiual Soeii ty sin.-e a
pennnnent bome has l>een aeeared for it l.y
tbo eflbrta ol its pre. id.nt, Mr. Bamael Bloaa,
nnd many of its rnferpri. in? member.. The
Hall B-_ ba atbuirably Utted tot exliibitioii-.
Tlie sock'ty already haa tlio nucletis of a valu
able library | then. is ample BpaM for eonuiiit
lee aud l-ception room. iu the btiilditij., an.l
there is an eacourac-Bg pn._p.ct that it will
bOMnae a eeatN of tbe great ilower trude of
tbe city. The 6oeiefy u.i_ib_.B among its
membera many wealtby aaaataura as well as
?he leadtaf growors of pluits ntnl Howera
withia eaay reach of this market. it has
evciy elemeal of viftoroBi lit'., an.l thia n.-w
ventiiro gives promiso uf well dirro ted nnd
properly ori_uii_-d cfFort. The Iloiticultiual
Hall of Boatoa and tbe exhibitions bel.l tbere
have lohg been esb-uned worthy of tho
noblcst eivic pride, and tbere is no leaaOB
wby New-York should be otitdoue in tl.is
di___tion. _
Tbe laat nominatwns sent to tbe Board of
Aldermendo not seem ro uave been baaed upon
parti-an-lnp. NoBM. o[ tbese meu, wo believe,
gave Mayor Graee any aupport in his etlorts
agaiust tlie loeal ticket of tlie Uuited De
mocracy in tbo recent cnnv;**H. Tbey are all
Deniocrats, naturally, but on the wholo tbey
ure good enougb to make it pretty certuin tbat
tbe Board of Al.lermen will uot eonfinn tlieui.
Mr. Blaby ba. aeteil haneatlj aud witb al.llity
asa police justi.e, and tbere is no raaaoa whj
he aboald not coiitinue .?> fill tbe ofllae. Mr. M.
J. Coetello's career aa an A88euil.lyma.iwus
creditable to him. He would probably pre.i.le
over a polico court efticiently. Mr. Jobn D.
Crtanaiaa ia .. centractor. His business ex?
perience bas lianlly lil ted lum to aet as an bleal
I'ark Coinmissionerj but be would be an ini
provement upon Mr. -inith E. Lane, who hes
long been only a atuiiibluig blaek and rock of
ofteii.-e ia the Board. Mr. Macl.ean ia alwaya a
politiclaa la whatover pMitlua be may lie.
However, lie lias not ma.le tlio worst Park
Coiiiinis_ioiier we bave ever bad.
CONFBAoBD llYVOi RITES.
The degree of credit whicti tbe public gen
erally bave givrn to the Demncratio profes
Hioiisof zi-iil lor ( ivil Seivii-e reform is fairly
ahown by tbe totie cf comir.eut npon the recent
Demoeratiesneoeaaesaad tbe prospectof their
cariyiug tlio couutry ln 3-84. It miglu be
expected tbat Hepublicans aboald put no faith
in tbem and tbat Republican offiee-holder.,
howavar conipeteut, erperieaood and fuitbl.il,
aboold bo la -oiuetbing of a worry over pros
paetive illaaiiaaalj BotaithalaailiBg all tbe Deaa
ocralic prolestations tbat their eoining to power
shoubl D9 tbe iiianguratioii of a new era iu
politiis, la wbicli tbere should be no removals
except foreaaaa an.l no appoiatakeataexMpI
upou tha grouuda of litnesH an.l capai'ity. Nor
ia it very stiange tbat tbe general public, h.-tv
ing bad ioneiderable experience of Demoeratie
profnarilBie beloro election auil praclic. after,
and piitlingsinall coulideiice iu th.m aecor.l
ingly, abould take it for grantod tbat Dom
,_:__tie aa00081 in 1881 would be followed bv u
general overtiniung iu the Eederal 8-8899, (r.im
tbe beads of dopaitmenta down to uiesaengers
and hcrub-women. Em* it is a little remarkablo
that the Deinticrats tlieinselves abould oo aoon
tbrow ofl their diagniee, and almost before tbo
ink ia diy in which their piomisea were writ
ten aasutne that no oue ever su-pected them
of an intei.t i-in to earry tbem out.
Thoae genllemcu, wbo were bo profuae of
pr.iin;-i- b.-t'ue tbe election to put tlown tho
practico of ruukiug removals from otliee for
political reaaona, und appointing meu to oflice
aa a reward for party aeivices, wero chuckliiig
williiu twenty-Iour boum after the reaulto oi
the election were known over the grand aweep
of Republican ofticeholdera that would pres
ently ln* made aud the diatribu.ion of pla.es
among Demoeratie panisaua. Tbere ia 110
plaee wilbin tbe gift of Goveriior-elect Cleve
land, no malUir bow well and capably bll-d by
a Itepublican at tbis moiuent, tbat tbere are not
Bcorea of candidatea for already ; und tbero la
uot a uiotber's aon ot BBBB. tbut doos not base
bia eipectation aud his elaim upon aiuiple
purty acrviee. It is juat ?o witb tbe plaee. that
loll withlu tbe appoiutuient ot Govemor-elect
Butler of Ma_aacbii-eUa, G ovoru_r-eloct
Wallei ot Connecticut, and all tbe other D_m
tit-ia'ie functionaiiea wbo came iu on laat
wcek'a tldal wavt. inclndiug tbo Demoeratie
majority iii tbo next Congress. Tbere ia uo
vitxo withiu tb. gift oi a Demoerat tliat will
not be lmmediately fllled by a Domocrat, nnd
in not oue aingle instntier. will the te?t for the
appoictment be other tlun thut of party aur
vice, pure and simple.
This may _eem a broad und sweeplng i-tnte
iiicnt,buttho pitjof Itia, lt Ia so abaolutely
tiu. _UM no iiitelligeiit peraaa will have the
hardihood to d. ny it. I: is not merely eliarire*!
bv IlepublicaiiB or aasnmed by the publio; it le
cpenly nnd ahatnelessly a.ltnitted by tho Dem
oerats tl.emaelvos; by the veiy liypocrite. who
lcsthana BottBight nyo were retidingtl.*' air
with their clamorugalnatthe prostit.it.or. <>f tho
ptiblic service by making partisanahip tba toat
f.,r oflj-e. No Kepiiblicun now botdlng aa
offlee that will bocome sul.iect to tbe dis,..,,.
of a Democratic (ioveriior or a Deuocniti
Congreee baa tba aligbtaat bapaor e_pectat..,n
of -aaa-BR his plaaa; and no Democratie Uov
,,,.,.r orCoagn-Hsiuan wouldd.raretaiah.nl.
whatever his merits or bisclaima. It ia right
hera al tha tarj thtaahaU al Ita wtraaee apea
power that tho Democratic party cncoiiiitcrs
tbe flrat test of Its sincerity, nnd it i* Blgnlfl
cai.t ?f it. utter Bh-aialaaaaaaa tbal it doea aat
wiit even tobe tompted, but proclu-.ms et**J
now its pgaaaaditatad daoait an.l bald bypoe
risy The true churactor of tbe Da_te_P__W
party flnds its boat illustration in the fact that
of all its taptaaaatatltaa who were eleeted lust
week upon tbe gronnd of Civil Service tefonn
tbere is not one who would not laugh in the
face of the simple eitizen who shonld ask him
to-day torepiilate his adniinbtration by the
rnles wbicb be was l.mdly advocating less thau
a fortaifht ago.
STATE C0VBT3 AXD TBE VATlCiX.
The brencb between Ihe Italian Governrn.-nt
an.l the Vaticau has beeu widene.l by an im
portant decisiou of the Court or Appeala. An
aichit.it biiving B business disagreciaent witb
tbe ii.ajor-doii.o ol tbe I'ope, B.ied bim iu oue of
tbe lower courts and won his 0888, An np
peal was taken to nn Moltolaatfa-I tribiinal on
tbe groiuidtbnt under tho Papiil (luurantces
iliejnrisdiction ofthe State tribun.la did not
extaod within the walls af tbe Vatkaa. Tlus
partial aa_ampt_aa of lompotal power by the
Poi.e bas baea ipeedlly reeeated. Tbo deeudoa
of the lower court has been nlliniieil by the
bighesteivU tribaaaL The priaelple haa rir
tiialiy been establisb.-.l tbat tbe Vutican is
within the jafiedietioa af tba Italuui eoorta.
Tbe Law Of Ma! 13?J871, detiniiig tbe posi
ti.ui of the Pope and bla r.'.utions t.? tha Btate,
deelaifd that ba was t.? raaaaia ia poaaaaaiea al
tne Vntican und its tlept .ideucic. known as the
Leoaiaa City and tbo I.at.r.in an.l Uaatol
(Ji-.n.lolfo. nnd tbat his rigbts within these pre
ciucts would be laviolable. Tho daeiaioa of
tbe appellate eoart will ba aooeptad by lhe
Vaficiin, nct aithoBt reaaaa, us a new an.l ir
relutoble proof af il"' baUowaaaa af tha Papal
Guaraateea. It the nia.ior-dotno cau bo sue.l, is
aot tbe Poatifl bliaaolf aabjeel P* legal peaal
tiisT II court otlicials bave rigbts within tha
Vati.-an, hOW can tbe police be kept out T
Italiaa Clarieallata bata aa raaaoe te ba eur
arlaad bytbta deetalen, uor aay irroapeetof
aeecring leerialatioe by whieb tba priaeiplee of
tbe Gaaranteee may ba raafflraied xvith in
i-iciiw.l ib tiinteiics.. With cvoiy noxv cl.-clion
Kii.li.aiisin takaa a darkertinga. Depratia, tbe
most Inflaaatial leaderia publio lite, deelared
on tbe Bta of the ree.nt eb-ctions tlmt BO
eooeeaaioBfl eanM ba atade beyoad the I.axv of
PapgJ Ciiaiiintccs, whieb wus all that It waa
possible tograiitin order to protect the spirit
ual power oi the Popo. Etaa tbia Laar, racog
nixed by the Liberal Pieaite. uh the Ii nut ol eoa*
cili.itory poli_t?tbe verge of concession beyond
wbicb Parllaaaent must never paaa-la t?? b?
prartually un.lermined by tbe siilitb-tiea of tbe
Btata tribuuals. 1 he taadaneiaB tbaa diaelaaad
ean have only one ellect within tho V utican.
The temporal eluims of the Apostolic 8ee will
be rcatlirtued witb more taaolata .leteruiin.i
tion. I/eo XIII had the repiitation ot baiaffl
Liberal a*bea ba waa alaetad to tbe Papaey.
In pruotice lie has iitlbei.d rigi.lly to tbe
claiins of bis predeeeaaoe eten la their most
Bxtratagaat form. Ia bia aegotiatiooa aritb
Priace Biaaaarefc, tha Belgiaa Itiaietn und t_<
i'rencli (lovernnieut he ha_ hliapcd llie coiiine
of the Yiiti.an in ucenrdance with tlio prece
deuta establisbed hy Puia IX, und in this way
BM luaintained absolute contii.iiityofocclt.s
iastical ]>?-lt?-y. He has invuriubly referreil to
Mie overlhrow ol the temporal power ofthe
Papaey aaa eriaaa by whioh ha bad baaa de*
apoiled of lib.rty and tadependenee. ttWe
ahall never iicpiiesce in tiie prewnt .tato ol
thingat"* ia ono of his leccnt ile* luratiotis;
"uor sbull we eeaee, aawe hava never yet
ceaHed, baa. aallaag tor tha reatttatioa e_ all
that baa baaa takaa by fiaad aud daaatt from
tbaApaataUaBaa.-1 He will bo aaataparatat*
ent in his reeiatauce, more einphutic iu hia
dcntinciatious, uow that the ii.itiiis.il, ment of
the I'oiitit) in llie Yutican is becutalag less of a
fiction, aud more of a realily, tin.l.r tbo rul
iiigs of the Italiaa eoarta.
A GREAT BACB.
Tbe Demoeratie ra.-o lor the Sp.akcr.hip of
tbe aaw CoBgreea ptoaaieaa *u be a llvelyoaa.
Tbaaa aia alraadj aa leaa thoa a_g aatiiea, aad
thcro may be a r.uind dozon belore tlie riuining
aetaally begtas. Mr. Raadall com.-. Brat, borb
be.aiise be bas held tbe poaition aud beOBBB
lie bas beeu working to raojaia it for tiu- p_8l
_ix uioLths. His iriends auy that ho tbOTOBgfa
and eumprchensi vo has been his work tliat he
ii oven uo.t eertain of eurcess. This is prob?
ably M over-aiuigiiine view, but it ciuuiot be
denied that he atarta apoa the riue with many
advaatagea whieh ble eoBBbetltara do aot poa
W-B. Ho bas liol.l tho position with consider
al.le cre.lit an.l knowa all the eecret wiros
wbi.li must U. pulb-d to gain it. On the QB88
lion ?f tha tan_. Whieh is i-.-itain to be n proin
inent lsstie in the IB98, ba balda a oitnors l.ut
not uufavorablo position. ln Rcnnsvlvauiu he
is a -Boderate p_oteenV_Bi_l with ieaafrflga
toward free truile. ln C-BglB88 be is n mr.ler
ate free tra.ler w.tb an atnial.le taeliag for
protection. While the genuiue free trud.-rs.
like Mr. WattaraBB, distrust and denoiin.-o
bia, and wbile the loyal protectionists 18081
biui witb similar feeliuas, he is, neverthelesa,
Htiong with his party. The reason is not far U)
seik. The Democrncy is, or has been hereto
fore, composed largely ot uien in lavor ot free
tra.ie but nf ruid to say ao. Tb.-ie aie few or no
genuino protectioniata in tbe party. The great
uii.jority bave been 88999-4 with Mr. Riuidul
poeitiou becauso it corresponded with their
own.
lf the party doea not cbange its attitude,
therefore, Mr. Rnrulnll la likeiy to remain tho
atrongeat ennilidate. The great ipieetion Is
whether tbe succeas of tbe recent elections baa
not so ttirned tbe bead. of tbo Demoerata that
tbey wiU thiuk it aafe now to tbrow oQ uil dia
gniae an.l. ome out openly for free triide. lf thev
do thia, Mr. Ruiidall will haveliMle bope. The
party will turn to 80898 uvo-.-.l liee tra.ler like
Mr. llurd or Mr. Carliale. Tbooe two g.-ntle
in. n occupy at preacut tho aecond position iu
the raee, with the former a little ahead. Mr.
ili.rd baa tho advantage ot coniing from the
Weat inatead of tbe Houtb, and of having no
comiietitor in bia own drlegatiou. Eveu a
1 Jemuciatlc Houae aa atrong aa tho aew oue ia
wlllshrink from the rlsk ofelccti-g a South
ein man . peaker, with all that Biiohuction
would lmplv. Asideirom thi* obataele to hia
cbauces, Mr. Carlisle ia hampered by the cao
didii.>y of Mr. Illackhurn, who, however weuk
bo may bo in the North. Ib popular iu hia own
aeetion for hia flery Boiirhou temperament,
hi,,! will be likely to divide tho aupport of the
Ken-iicky delegation witb his competitor.
The three caadidntea we have montioned,
Maaara. BaadaU, liurd and Carlisle, will mn
ebiefly aa tha tarifl issne. Oa btead general
iastiea two other eaadldatea ara oertaln lo lead.
They aro ln many reapeeta B haiidaom. ly
maHied pair, and entor the raee with about
aqaal ahaawaa. Need we _ay wha they aral
Daaa not tha thought of the reader turn malinc
tively to the uamea of William M. Spi iuger, of
IllinoiB, an.l Samiiel S. C?x, of New-Vork T
They botb fairly prmue into tbo arena.
Sprin>.cr lias perhaps n little more bo.mce than
hieeompaaioa. bet in nll otber raapectotbey
aroevenly endowed. They ure botb amusinf.
nnd bothiook upon etatesmansliip as primaiily
inteii.le.l to contnbtite to tbe enjoyinent as well
as tho woltare of tho publio. BptingM baa
fulmiuated a platform upon which lie baaes his
claiiiis. It ambraaaa every priuciple kuown to
currcnt polities, and upon each the gifted can?
didate takes a position which is not calculated
toliurt anybody. feelings. Ile ls in favor of
iust larngb reform ot all kinds to make every
l.o.ly li.ippy. Mr. Cox haB not detined bis
position yet, bnt it is eafe to anticipato that it
will not be unlike his rival's. On oue point he
ean bo depended upon to eome out strongly and
pull abead of Bptiagar. He is known as tbe
deputy tuil-twiater af tho Hritish Lion, though
he baa hith.r.o been a little shy in bis aupport
ef khj loader, Mr. BobitMOQ. But uow tliat
BoWaaea baa been roelectod by a thumping
majority aud is pledged to wring the Hritish
Lion's uook. tlio t.imo lius arrived for Mr. Cox
ti. ta_-e n t'lnn at.iiul. He ean ruu as the Hfieakev
who will mako everv body happy except the
Ftriti.li Lion. Tlmt accnt. ed uniinal be may
daelare eternal enmity to, may protuise to ap
poiot Robiaaoa a aammitea of oue to secure bis
exteimination, and may agree to reaarta h
snflicicnt apaea ia froal of tbe Kpeaker. dosk
im the arringuig proeaaa to ba parformed.
lt will bo seeu tbat tbe contest xxill be in
toraatiag aad a__aawhat axeltiajt- lf tbe party
nakeeapitfl mind thal aaatowedfraatrada
policy will be prematiiro aad .langeroiis, Mr.
Kundull will lind faxor BB tbo most expert
gtraddlerof t.l.aeatioa. U it daaldaBtoataBd
or fall wltb aadilnted and aaooneealed tiae
ttii.le, Mr. Huni will most probeblj ba tbe
ohoeen aaaa. Ifit deeidea totraitathalaane
satirely aad ta eoadnet Congreaa oathegen*
eral priadpla of a elrens, Mr. Bpringer will
incvitaiily be put in the chuir. If it deeidea oa
a modilied circ.ia piogriinuno, with ns.-iin
tragic Britiah Lioa teatare, Mr. Cox will goto
the foie. It niiikes nu difb-reneo to ns
whetbertha oboiee talls aponSpriager or Cox,
bal the party a_l n.iss *?n ? of tbe greataat op
portanitiea uf ito llfa Ifit doea aottakecoeor
tbe otber ol tbaaa K?'ui.il and aglle atateamen.
EEOEOA V//.I TION IX NE W- YORK.
A greal _eal bas oeeu said aince eb-ction in
regara t?> tha aeeeealty oi a prompt reorgaal
ziilion ofthe Repul.li.au party in tlus State.
Tbo triiiieii.lous ma.jority givcn Mr. Clevelaad,
largely made up as it was of Bepablieaa votoe
wns tlie ovcrwhclming di-fc.t of tb.- ni.-n who
bave Boloog an.l with suci. diaMtroua efteel
coiitio'.led tbe orgaiiization. It broko their
iu,uliiiie into a thoin.ui.1 pie.-cs. Itwnsare
l.uke whuh aad the lateaaitgr of exi cratloa of
tbeiroarropl and fraadalaal uietlio.is.
But in order to prooerva tha fruita uf the
signal vutoiy ofa?.:.'li ago tbo Republican.
wbo accoinptiabed lt have got to _0 what tha
Bepablkaaa la Congreaa did dire.tly tbe
war was cli.S'-.l-reeonstnu-t. The bossship
that waa overtbrovvu must be stt[-Tseded by
leoderahip. Tbe maebiae ti.at went tb.- way ol
tha poti.-r's v.'ssfl must i.e raeeeeded ny legit
luiiite oigaiii/ation. This is tbe work tliat
m.ist be in bati.l -p? e.lily if the most ls to I.e
made of tbe aftaatioa. lt thoaa whowereea
gaged ia tlus mont gratlfyiag aioral ravolt rest
where tbov nre, tbey will bave a.-.-oinplished
nothuig ei-during. The ii.a.l.iuo will be
ni.-iiilfd. ihe boaaea will eaaaa to tba froai
iigiiiu. We are not u-iue that an.v .chenio ol
roeoaatruatioa bas Ven determined upon.
althuugh, us our o.ltimns have borno witu.-ss,
aeveral eoBatbia aaggeet-oaa looking toward a
aabaaM. bafW beeu made. It _cem* to tiH tbal
ibe lollowing points are wortby af tbe OOO
8i,i,-iiitioii of uli thoae wbo desiro tbe proeper
ity of tbe party ln this State.
L. Tbeettoita made by bonest and thought
f'ul Hpi.uiiii.-iti.it iu tha laat Lagialatara to
legaliae priflaariea oaght to be paraavarad iu
uutil Biieb 8BBB-OB8Bia as perfectly profe.te.l
as the general electi.ms. The boas.-s bavo
f.iiiud their Btoio o|.p..rtunity for thwaiting tho
po|).ilar will ifl tha loose aud ureapousible way
la wbieb priauBiea have baea eoodaoted. Joba
F. Sinyth would never bave been ablo t.> pai
tbrougii hla inta.i.oi.s tt suap " game, by wlucb
tt. Iej.-utes lo tha I'ti.a CoiiV.-ntion ln the uiterest
of tbe thild term couspiracy were eecured, if be
had been meuaced by a law legaliziog pri
uiaiies.
2. Insist opOB a reorgani/ittion of the _tate
Committee. Tbe eoniniitte? as it is now cn
?Utatod Amb not eeaaaaaad thooaoftdaaMol
the rank an.l lile of tbe party. Ita chairman is
reporu-d to have rcmarked sim-o election thal
be iuteu.led to re. igu. Ba citainly c.uilu not
,1,, better tban resigu and tnke w.tb lum MVeral
of his fellow iii.-inl.ers whoM nuines will lva.lily
orturto our readers. If the commitiee as a
Whole sti.kr, tbeu let a Stato CoBMBlttM bo
formeil in.lepondent ..f lt.
3. Insisf upon the abrogation of tbe proxy
Bv'slem in Stau- Coiivontious, or upon its mo.li
HeatioaaoM toaialada prnxiea based upon
tolagraa_a. We eoaftdontly rely upoa Mr.
Police Commi.sioner French to aecond tbls
MMigaatloB.
4. Insist that the Reh-. tion ofthe tonipoinry
Cbaiin.an of State (.'.-lventuu.s lie left not to
tba Btate Coaaa-ittaa but to tbe CooveatioM
tliciuselvee. The propriety ot tbia Mlggeeltna
uill occur to every luir aud intelligent mau
who ia tainilinr witb the hietory of the lust
Slate Couventiou. The Chairman of the State
CoflBBittOa may piopeily call the convention.
to oider aml put tho quo-tion upou tho nomi
uationa for temporary Chairman tbat may be
niiide. And thtn he oii_ht to retire. No good
raasea can \x> given wby a conveutiou instea.l
of aeleoting ita temporary Chairmun abould
remit that duty to the State Committee.
5. The party in this citr ought to be reor
ganized without delay. Aa it atntnls at present
_ vrry large eleuient Is practically di-fiau
tbise.l. It ia perbapa a question whetber the
accompli-bmcut of tbia badly ueeded i-forui
ought to be posrponed uutil tb? uext State Cou
vention uieeta or nught prnparly 1ms utteiupled
aoouer. If a new State Committee ia fenned it
uiigbt be charged with auoh a duty. It will be
reuiouiberod that a reeulutiou providing
for the reorguni.atlon of the party in
Now-York was proased upon the Republican
State Conveution of lHSl and waa de'eated
largely becauae of that frleud of lofortu iu
tbo ab-hatt. Mi. 088888 BltM. Mr. Oliaa, wbile
admittiog that there were miatakee and ahnsfta
in tbe Hepunlioan organization in New-York,
Bdvised tlieConvciitioa that it h_*l better u go
elow." The Couveutiou laid tbe re.olutlon
on tbe table, an.l u is tbere yet. It i? bigh time
thut it was recalled irom tbe tabla.
We throxr out tbese hints aa tbey oorur lo na.
Soiiie of tbem may bo voted wise, others other
wiae. Hut wlmtever tbeir fate they will eervo
ii nseful purpoae, if they but st'miilato disciM
Bion. No l.epnblicau wbo voted for Cloveland,
or who declined to voto at all, f* .d.i tliat his
di.t.v m tho premisos is ended. Woaren.u
faatad ln aasuiniii>-? that all tbe protea
tauts desire to couaerve" tbe baal inter
.'st.a of the purty. Aud if anything ia
aeadad to spur them on it is found m the hie
tory of the State Conve.ition of 1881 and what
caino after. Tbe mivrhiuo waebeataa in that
Conveutionby tliedecisiveniui'.rityof 108. Bat
tbe victors, instead of oliftahlag whnt they Inul
accompli-he.l by pi.ssing tbeir idtaataga
aloug praclical llnes, did pothing e .cept con
gratalate ooa aactbar. T_eaoaaaaaaaaa __a
tbat tho taaqaiabed ralbad, laaatabllahad
thadSseetab?ahod aaaehina, went to work liko
so many ntits and lieavers, and turned up
strong bs ever at Saratoga.
If tbo defeat of tbe ma.-hine Bt tha polla ln
1882 ls not to be as barrcn of fruit as wus
the defeat of the BBtohine lu tonveution a
year earlicr, tben there must bo hard on?I sen
sible work done by anti-machine Kcpublicaua.
IXDIAX BRPOBt FOR 1R82.
Cotumisaiouer Priee has laid his report on
Indinn Aftairs ior 1882 be.ore his Departmeni.
It is, o.ldly cnough, lacking in the moet impor
taut feiit.ire of tiny report-an a*'eoiint of the
uettuil work done by tbe peraon wbo makcs it:
bia outlay, deeiaions, orders, etc. There are
two or three polota on which tbe pnblie woald
likoto beinformed with regard to Commle
eionerPrice a action on oertain difllculf qiiestbuis
during tba year. Noiie ot the.e como to the
light, bowever.
Kr. Priee flrat urgea in _*>gaoaral waylaifcac
iippropriiitioiiaf'iiitliepaym Mltof Indiati a.-*etits.
Cbeap meu, be assei'ts, are i-inployed, hence tbe
qtiality of moials of whlch tho pnblie com*
piniii. v7e ara not ao aare tbat a higber ealaty
alwaya eomuianda leverent regard for tbo Dec
alogoa. Nor <1ocb the noaaiaal $1,200 ur
81,000pald toaa Imli.iu agent repreaent one
titbe of hia proflta aa btr. Priea aarelr knoua
else wby shonld 88,000 or 810,000 be paid for
buoli offieee without gradgiag 1
Tbata me, aeeordiag to thla report, fifty*_iae
ageooiea, aad ooe other Ia whieb anilitary
affleer bi ta aa ageet A deflekraey during the
laat year of 8-00,000 is raported, the loaa of
whieb baa falieo ou tbo Sloux. It is daa uud.r
treaty ubligationa, Mr. Priee Bnggeata by tbe
way, that tbe laa abould be altered whioh pro
x nies that tlio Iiuiiun s sliall be paid tbeir auuu
itiee m ciisli. It wonld be aaaeh better, ho
thinks, thal the Departateat aboald be ullowt-d
at its diaoret-OB to glta tbem ealtle oi sbeep,
espeeially in the case of tbe Utes. Tbaooty
auswer to tbis gaggeatioa is that we owe tho
money ; it is tiie _ii_imiim priee for which wo
bave booght iataloable land and atiaea ; and
vt have neitber the right t., clieat them out of
this paluy snui, to give sometliiui? else in place
_jf if, nor te dletate boxv it sliall be spenf. The
total number of red men ia tbo United States
ll 262,360. Of thaee 77,808 are in tbe ludian
Territory. Mr. Prieaaatimaraa tbat the difter
ont Charehea havo spiut $210,280 on their
e.lucatiou diirinf* the last y?-ar. Outside of the
fltaaitilisad ttibee.whieh laciade more tbaa
one-foiirtbof tho xvtu le ntimljer) tbero are
8,412 lu.liiiii ehildrea now ta aaboola. Six uew
b.aiiliu4t-.cliool? bave been opoued, uwkiiig
the wbole numlver 8eventy-four. An lndian
boaiding-scnool is very diflerent trom the pop
.il.tr idea of that aid to civilizatiou, as we may
leara Iroao tba " laability ot many of tbeii mau
t-agen to fiirnish tbem with wells, fuiuiture or
u material for cloiliiiitf." la eonncction witb
Beboota, 1,245 aeraa aro under ealtitatioa,
blaekamitblaff, earp-ftt_f_L_. tallorlag, abaa
maktng and the eara of atock are taaght Oue
handred an.l one day aaboola are aow in opera*
tion, and 8482,300 baa beeo appropriated for
tba year 1883 for edaeatioaal porpeeea. Tbis
aam duobtleaaaeema large, espeeially to tbe
daaa xvho apprebend tbat the lnilian will be
kept uli. e a little longer auiong us by tamper
ing aitb kaawledga. Bat It muat be remem*
bered tbat in most eases tbo estal.lishm.Mit of
sehools and snpport of a teaeher are pait of the
etipalated priee for whieb enoimuua tracts
have beeu aold | that tbe larKer part ot tbe
money goes to tiie building ol tbe Bcliool
hou-e nnd aupport of tbe teucher, and tbat tlie
agoat,aaa rule, also assumcs tbe duty of
teaeher and roeeivaa tbe aalarj. There cau be
no doubt tbat the people and the Governmeiit
are botb iu euruest iu tbo desire that the Indi
BM ahall beeducatcd, aud that they give their
incaiis liberally lot that purpose. But as iu all
Indian BlaUa, the slips are likeiy to be so niany
;>ciweaii eap and lip that tbe drops wbicli
re_ch it are few - nongh.
Mr. Priee urgea tbe removal ln Ihe apring of
iho Ne_ I'crces, or rather tbo few reiuaining
membera of tba tribabi the Indian Termory,
buck to their own laud iu ldaho. Chlef Jo.eph,
it will ba reineiiibere.l, surrendered to General
.lilt-tt only ou receivuig lhal otbcci'a promise
that he aml his band should be permltted to
retiirn to thoir homea. Tbo Goverumeut ful.i
Bad tbe work of tbo gallaut BOldler, uud for live
yeara they have been exiled. Tbey are fast dy
fng out ia lha laalagioaa diatriet te whicb they
aie Inuusbetl. Tbere is romu and to . pate
lor tbOm iu their old homes, an 1 to I'orbid ib.-m
to retiiiii is the uheer wantonuess of .ruelty.
Thobiutal iui-iiiise.pioiice witb wbicli the Iu
iliau Dapartaaeat BBOVM tiibes and partaof
tribes about ns a child miglit ahift cbesamen is
iLnio.t iuci.dible when wo reinember that
tbese are men and women witb peciiliarly
atrong domestic and loeal attacluucute, who are
druggod from their kiusfolk, bom.-s aud all aa
ho< iations at tbe will of two or throe young
cb-rks iu au ofllco at Wiishingtou. Tbo bail.aii
ty ot .la\ery was that it sepuratod now nnd
iheu a family at the aibilrury will of a mast-er ;
in tlus case whole tiibes are driven recklessly
out of their homea. For exauiple, Mr. 1'rice
odvorta to tbe ostousibly voluutary removal of
lt>0 Cherokees from North Caroliua to tbe In?
dian Territory during 18611 tbe fact gaining
Big.uticance by nn intimation tbat encroach
iiitnti ou their laud are uow made by tbe
whites, uud that au .igont bas been appoiuted,
ete, ete. Wby ahould tbese Cberokoea leave
tho iith bottoma of the Sooo aud Oconalufta
Riveratogo acroaa the continent to the a'ehly
Hwatnp- ofthe Indian Territory 7 . icy bad
five years ago 10,000 aerea uuder cultivation ;
tbey bad churchea, aeboola, boiises ; they bad
tbe keen deligbt of proprU-torship. The inside
bintory of thia easo, us every other, would only
Hhow Ahab looking with grvedy cye ou Na
botb'a little Uubt.
If tbese men in Ncrth C_iol.ua or ldaho bad
the right to go into the com ta and protect their
rigbts, we would each shudder at auch Injua
tiie. Tbeu, too, tbo money epent ou their edu
oatiou would be of aome actual practical u.e.
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Under ihe soinewhat atartllng head, u Anotber
Demoerat Likeiy to get Jmdlce," a Demoeratie utae
paper ptrpetrated ysaterday a praetlcai j0ge upoa
Ita re_<iers, who poonood npon tbe pMigraph Id to
oxpectation of limling aoiue iuUireating crimjuJ
new, orathnlling itemof police tntelligem^ w
d'aeoverfd to their dmgnst thgt lt rtat only a irua
that toriie sort of an Irregnlartty bad b_*o dia_-,
ered ln Brcoklyn In .oaaequetic. of whieu awitfc?
Dem.., rutic Aldcrmun would be declared eleetad.
It uiunt _ei:m to the cltizeua of Brooklya ? ^^--j
sort oi lacetiouaneaa. _
Sorae long-taiked of iuiproveinenta are aUnt ta
I _ made m Lon.lon. Thoae wbo bave viallad llvrU
I'ark in tbe height of tbe aeiacn will r ecolieet th
appaiently hopelea, blockade wbi, h takea Mam
every day oppoeite Hy.le Park Coruer. Jq,t >.*m
great Iraflio ib b-giuuina to move weatward frao
the City aloug Piccadillv a atreaui uf pnvata aaa,
riaifea approachea up Groavenor plaee and don
llainiltoii-iJii.e and i'ark-lane Notblag bto
ateatly police dlacipline ?nahlea either ar.amt,
liriil lt. way to ita de-ti.iatlon. Iti, now prnposal
to remove the Wellington Arch at the coioar of tht
fJreeu I'ark ?i>nie di.tance back aiong C'onatituu,
Ilill. an.l to expropriato tbe eomer ot tiie.__ n>,
a eli.-o oll the gar.ien.of buckingbam i'ala-eae*
to mako a new road Irom llal_iu-?t. to Ilauuh?,.
plaee, and ao relieve the preaaure on llyda p^
Corner. Tbe huieous atatue oi tbe I.u lie i, nol to ta
replaced. Anotber irui-irtant impi. vernent u im
op.-ning of St. Jauioe'a I'ark to Charing Crfno, whiel
will greatly reiieve Pall Mall. New quartari boj
to be provide.l for the Aduuralty aml tha r?u>
Oi'lii.-e. Yet anotber improv-niunt 1, laggt^tal
thoiigh not yet to be undortaken. lt ia oropuael ta
pull ti.iwii tholioiis.i in Abiogdon-et. at thetoaB
of U'i'Ntmin.ter Abbey andbnildanew Cloiataj,
to which many ol tbo meoiorial tomba uow i? (tt)
Abbey may be removed and othera may be addad,
Tue recenf propoaal to ereet a Longfellow Miaitx.ai
may p_rhapa revive tbe auggeatiou in u a.ura pn*.
tii-:il for_, foi If tlie Abbey ia to neroine a ipeci*
of Walhalla for the poote und autbora of th.
MOgbahvapeakiug raee over the whole worll, ,u
liuiit. wilfsoon bavo to oe e_.tcii.lei_
Flfty contcated aeats in the next-ongreee! Tto
Couiuilt.ee on Privileoea and Kl.ctiona wilHura
the sympathy of the entlre country.
The Secrctary of tho Republican Cmmnitiea, !|
that lettei prayiug for tbe oouiiag lorward of back.
ward voluutary contributora, whieh no Wmiw.
l?-,ii ted peraon could -?e to read llnough at on? *(.
ting be.-au_eof toara. atated that ho would leiana
at lhe Ctiimiitte's headquaitora uutil tlie Ul.af
Noveuiber. Yeaterday waa tbe 14th of .t_.ii._o;
Ab, what will be tbe agooizing di-itpp?iutuie.iit(
tne voluutary coutrlbutor. w ho apee.l with :_.-uo4
Htep to the Flfth Avenue Hotel to-daj nnlvtoto
intotnied tbat tho Set-.retary has goue honeaat
will not be back! [P. B.?FrocraftiDation bli
own reward._
lt must have been a current alang c.pveriei
whicb ro*o t? the linaof thoae emiiient D.-iu-tratfi
nieii.ben-eleet of th. next Congreaa, Measra, .ir
lisle. Ramlall. Tucker, Mornson, Dorahelraer. Hard
aud I'roetor Knott. when they read in a !'? iio-rata
newspaper that sbey biought to the party "ai
embarrassment of riuhes" iu tho eeloetiou at a
Speaker. Doubtloss eaoh oneoi tbem lilte.l ba'
eyebrows and .oiiloqutzed : ? I ahould smile.*
Denioerats are congrattilating thotn?elvea thal
wh.-.i tbev couie to the ergaulzatinn of tbe ned
Boaeeel Baajiaaaataifvaa tbere will b? noatrll^a
among RcDUbboans. between tlie " better oleroeaB"
au J i be " woiae elements " of tbe party. And their
conaratulations are un loibtadly well foutaBd
Exporlaae. tea.h<-s that m preseneeof pro-peeBW
pbiiiiler tlie " l.ettor eleuieuta" make ao ii(_,
They are always found harmontzing with tt.
" worse eleuifuta" with their cups up. Th-Coonty
Demoeracy of this city bave just gtven usa.radl
illuntration ot it.
FEB80NA L.
The widow of Judge Asa l'a. ker L -c.iously ill ti
her beaM at Mau. h chuuk, IVnn.
An.ceptioii wa* given to tbo Bev. J"> ,ih t'ool
loal week by th? past.us of all tbe Pr.toetaal
churcb-s in ..an Fraucisco.
Mr. William Winthrop. of Ro ton. long I'wtot
State* Cooaol in Malta. baagiven g3,0a0a__*_laO.
ing lund to the MaaaaanhBMtM Hiator.cal -e-u.ty.
t'ommi-aioner liubirt O. Thompaou waa -.) uiaek
inipn.veil yeaterday Tbat hia fneui. expect him ta
be able togo out ou 1 iiur.stuy.
The Rev. Thomas J. Mav.a graduaU of the Uaio^
Theologica! Semiuary, and for _everd >ean tB
pastor ot the Wilson lndiistrial Miasion, haagaM
lo (Jregou M a li.tinu miasionary.
Tbo Dukeof Ncwcaatle arrived iu Boatoa b _>e
daya ogo, accoinpanied by bia physinau. 11, .1.
apend the winter in Florida uud Cabloiuia fur tB
bii.elit of his beaith.
Dr. iHi't. who ia fllowlv recovering his lie.-thaa
a.i.d tointend retirmg fro.n tbe Pn.naci of EugU-i
at once. Siiould ho ilo ao be would continue tora
ceive as a ponsion ono-third of the rev. uu. . ol tha
,-c, ol'l'aiiteibu.y.
Dr. F. S. iladen, the cel. hrnted ctruer, ?|KdI
ye-lerday in Pbila.lelpbia, tbo gueal oi Mi
J. L. Claghorn. presideui of the Acauewy of l.M
Arta. lle will ue tendered a receptiou in (Juit c.U
on December _(j, at tbo opeuiugof Ulc e_Uibi:i?.i a
etiluugs at tho Aeademy.
Controlkr raitlma. on his ele.-tion aa _over_a |
of Penneylvania, receiveu from his old *.:h-?. .
iiiaster tiie folb.wing congratul:t*iirx l-P-k-'
"li,- ir Babart: Accept div cungrnfulatii.ns. !____*
aaloniana v., 1*:-. 17." The ver.-s are: ***** I
evenuo.o"; "I'ray wuhout coaa.ug."
Tho R.v. & C. Penick, P. E. Bia .op of Caai
Puluias, haa returned to bia ol.l bome iti Ral'imor
Ilo xvas foiv.-d to leave hladiooem on ao ouatoft-i
\fiican fcv.rs, whioh have aeveral lin.a* liroafM
him to the brluk of ihe arave. ..nd he fnira btaiu
bavo to reaign hia charg. p.rujau_uiiy
The Very Rev. H. T. Edwarde, D.n of Fttaf".
Waies, who reeeatty paid a ahort visit to thiaaaav
try. la a protnincnt eaadldate for the firat WelB
bishopric that may bo vacant on ac. itint oi* B'
knowledge of tho Welsh language, b laa Weleblf
l.iiih. '1 uer. is al proftent only (,ne V. elaU biatwi-*
a _ elsh See. the liiabop of _l Aaupb.
Tbe Bat. Dr. K.ubcn Jeftrey u coaung to *?_?*?
hismauy friendain tbe Baal id a fow meet*. B
hu. won iu Pantag Iha samo popularity that _??*
Joyed in Brooklyn, and not only ******* _?
laraaataaaaaagaatanln that eity. but. b. j--;|"_"
iuv-.tuiou'e in real eatatp aud aa ""'"""^J
uiiulng couipany, baa, it ia . r.-poru-l. ik*_--?*
wealthy?fora B.iptist preaehaa.
QEXEBAl N0TR8,
Ten yeara ng-o, according to The A^***L
'pre?t, Jolmd. Evera. of that eity. w.a Txirtb *l<,?'
waa Al loriiiiiiii.tI_.iK-, and waa offered ttie -lon,'B*~~
for M.ynr. wuleU lie Ueellnod. Boou .fierw.trd ta ^
tuiiea n.ifan to olimige. a.nt iu the eoarae of a tv* P#
ue had .oet all Uia pioperty. Ue dli not loa* ha
r_?_>e.t aud lud. pendeuc.. bowerer, but t-BgBi ^
touud a eU.uee to e_t-n .u honeat IItiii*. U* '? ?? ,.
l?luyedluthe*t?bl_iof a bor*e raihoad *'?*B-*?'' y,
U.d to do mmacblog.'' Uh __ld to * t'-l,u^iJSJom, il *
day, " and xvbilu tlna I* not . ...cit-iiUl ot < ''P'V^e ?
tu. Ik-.i lhal ottertd, aud I do uot uxouoee to mmm?
**'--?-*'?" i ;_._ ?
Tbe lluaaian Govornment haa dev^__^
Vluu for meuriug tho ten trade of Couir-_????
iaoui>pob-ed hy ludU and . hlua. Sevvral **M^Ttti
peru havlug beon eiuplo, ed t* vUll i-? < *u?*_1blr.
cou?ld?r IU ada. Utlou, .nd h?v1u_ reporieJ |* -^
tb.- GoverameDt b_a foruie.t Iw pn__nt P"v**V, ?,
yroTldo* for tb* e_tablu.ri_.ent ot aeT.i-l "?~*|<
plantatlon* ln tb* Cauamaa under <*T**aieem ?"?*-; .
fortbetralBliigofp-ntrr*. aud 11 l? P1**"*"^,, g
r... 1. plantation _et* Into thorouKb w.r.uif ^
al)..llbea.>lilorl*-aed to a yrir.t* mmpeay. ^
aeheol tr_4.le.re- '*> a fr*ah ftetd af "***_,.* ,
nie ana the OoTern.ueui.wlll ba ableln t ?* - fl ^
raeli diatriet wltu . iiiodel i.l?nr?ii..n. vroi Mr.-a
_a . guide ti? j.U.itera aetUiiK up *?-? ue*_."_U,J** ?'5
?.H,o_i.i n, th.'- io...ux. L-bor ler ta* V?^_^
Ihi ..i.l.liie4l fi-iu i Uui. .nii J.i .". ?-??? ^,hr _****-*
froi. thea. co4?.?trie_ .klll. d *_?*'>T_^^'__|t_ar ?? *
nteut wiil *_nd a uumb-r *i BBBBBBBB -
u*uaed. .___..!# .f tbo Louil?1f?--,
A uegro preaented hlnwelf at the lo ^^
Hoiu.ropatble l>l*pen_uy * abort tiuia ago a ^
brtreated fora l_r_-tumor wtu.b *? *". biMg| a*<
f.ee aud n-o*. Obudnlng ?>?'ther->tnn*';_?.\fc, iaan*
ta_.VK>r_iyi.ll*f-*eiBr*-*dawl_r.t'' ? f^. .
eaioai. and th. ??_K*Uon w_i ?*,*w,ut^ J^gaiarl
ueaday. W bea tb* .urgeona ???**< re*a*r ** *" -Ma __B
wm aauilnui-red. but wiibout *b^_*_**"|UkM. tu**
w*.Taalad lu aUe_pU__ w P-* -*? ****t'__L1 _uU H
fluo_o* tbat lh. o^aUoa bad to b* ^v*~* ***