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addreaaadtoMayei Low. of Br-oklyn, bytkeXtogi C<.ty
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v ...ni bbai Ui ? Bl raiBBM am.k.'I.s lha regulai edl.lon
al ih.- vu,.- Baa fer i netna. r H be? 116.000 toi .O.ooO
f, VVUYtllll twri.-vl. I.'I ' 1.AIUIY II, tll.-l'.milll'.V I
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
PRIDAY. DECEMBEH 29, 1882.
TBE NEWA TBI8 MORNING.
1*0X1 i.'JN.? Iliiity-six persoua liavp l.c- ii killed
-i-i; ti.'.v otbera Injaml bjf tba fBllrag of a ebimney
, , Bi d oid, tngiand. - Ib tht !;? lt Lawi -
luul niil ... I. ii l"ii.;? verdiot baa been giren for
iln-l.l .iiit'tl, Mr. II-lt. ii:iiiil..-ii.i is tu-foring
Iiom:.!. abannaa ? Tlie Ba-aaaafteta aad erew ol
th.- st.-'ii i Mew-EogUnd wera drowned by tbe
n . l of tbe veaael lo Clarenee Rrver, New-Sonih
w ;,;,.,. Mr.Oladatone baa bad a alight attaok
of ii.iiil.aKi..
(i.s ii.t.s-.?Tin-Sn orpaaaod tl ibill
to i-ii'v-nt uffleen >.r empl .jraa ol Iba L'nlted Btatea
Irom .*.-l.. .'iiiic from ... paylng tn eaeb otbei aaoney
for political objactoi tlu-I'n/ J'.lm Portar bill waa
cooaldered. - " " TheiB was uo aewiiiiu of tbo
1I..11SO.
lhi.Mi stic?A firr* in Korth Attb boro, Maaa.,
ed ln iiv v li'.-- s li- -i-v. l.i: j.'W.-lieiis. - Tbe 8 '"lii
National Bank ef^efferson, Ohio, baa Bapead-d.
Boaioo mercbanta deniand lucroaa <1 mail
fiieil ii- s ;.. tvvei-n tbal i'v and New-York. A
ferry-bo3t at Fort BarrinictoB, Oa,, apaet and Cve
cul ii.-ii ji.lsi.iis wepe diowned.; Tbeluqneataa
|o iba ? aase of tbe death ol i laptain Davld V.
ajraa uearno ;.t Fiahkill Laoding yeaterday. A
ouni'-ei of Hut):..c. capltaliata liuve purebaaed
100.000 ... s >>l land io Mlaaoorl .m tbe line ol tbe
tt. Loni*. a::.i va'i 1- i.-ii. i ? ?<> R <ii?' ijr. I ach k.J
leaoher atteropted to aappresfl a gauiolinn-boua. la
1..1'.ii.u, Al.i.; twuinrii were killed end one othei
proaoded.
C'nv a.n'd Si i.tiiiivN.?It wns learoed yeaterday
th ii Oaeai Wilde umm- . heeka for$1,100 to" baneaV
????. A recaptlo-1 w;is given to Praukli
( arter, preaideol <>f Williama College, \
ii.. .1 ogol tbeenj litorat t tbe ('< operativa Drem "*
noi laii" . v-iislielil. I bere vv..- auothei beari ig
on tbe PaasioB 1'lay before lha Mayor. r^? ,Ju k'e
Ainciiv lililsc il tn .'l.rit un llijiinctic.il in tho i.'.iil
fcuit iiKiiiiiKt the Weetero L'nion Company.
.2 wns beld ti. organlac ao inter-colletnute
iowi g iissi.c lation. -- Aaaiataot Uuited
Diatriet ? Attornej Uerrlek died.
A atockbolderrf reeeption waa
t'iv. ii al the Cairaa ' I>r. Carno. baa waa dla
niiM-cil by tbe Emigration Board for hu teatimony
before tbe Benata Uommitl i BnlUvaa nwi
Cobnrn, the pngillata, apanred :.t the Ifadieon
B oareOarden. = - Ooldvalueof tha legal-teu
leratlvardollar (U-1. graina), B3.R0oaata.-=-==
Btoeki wera l.-e? ?<? ive aud generally bigber, bnl
ihe ohxaing wai u regnlar.
Tiik NN BAT_Pix?Tkixcxb lo. al obaervationa imli
eate eleaf or fhli aud aligbtly eoolen weather.
Tawparafnia raateiday : Uigbeat, :>1 '?, loweat,
Bverage, m V._
The nn im.riiil ].i'-.ii i?l l.y merchanti <>f
(his .'ity tu CoogreBi i.i.'i.?s.tiiu' agaiual Um
naanngr <?i ? Bxokrupi ael la a atrong, com
j.u.t j);i;..'i. It BriM bc notioed thal among
thcisi' wm.-.- ni/iiiitiir.rt iin- ai>i.finl<il to it aif*
?XXJ <?t tkw "">hl proiniiKiit an.l inilii.-nti ,1
lirniH ?>l tabx '.i. ti??|."li*?- B'tch ? iiidt.-t from
KUfli I B0t_TCC taiuiot but l.av.* greal wiiylit ut
W-g-fc-xjrtoa.
y.r. Morse wns at tln- Mayor'a offlce again
r. s-.-iiiiiv in n-fei. "..e t.. the " Paaaion Piay."
"lie i-ainrs'lv Mked the Mayor foi a Ueenae *ui
tl,..- j.-injile, in wlii.!i hc propoaei to prodoce
it, harl.in;,' up his r?-<jin-.st with a tcixlrl' of
$:><>0. Hut, we ato happj i<> wy, he <lijj.ii t?.1
withiint UM -JB6BBB, llif* MxjOC l-BMilllllg Ul
diriRlou. II'tha M:ivoi i-v rcajpOBBtTa) to pub?
lie aciitiujfut Mr. Ifeirae will m v.-r coene any
IMm obtaiuiiitf his arlehex iu thi? mattcr.
The lutorcollipiiite Bowtnf AeefMlBlieei araa
rt-viv.*- y??t.i.lay. 1'iolilii.): bf the 10-MWhat
jnixed txpericn.e of th? foimor assiwiatiuii
there ia uo reaaon why it shcultl not have a
loun and t)D*aj;*.i'..iih lutiii.-. Then io uo
li.-Hliluer puBtnuti tliiiii rowiiij,' an.l no i>i.-t
tii-i ftUrht thau a apintad i-ajattx. Ll-i tlu* ..a
?Oei-dMfl lie on it* ^tiuid pgaiust luttionalisn.',.
italOXBiBI and tlie tcml.-ncy iniduly to ?aflf'fy
ita Lii-ssiou aud all wiil go w.ll with it.
Biooklyn can boastof nouriuhing the niost on
tiipii-iiiK isf.oji.l-a'shi.stiiiit juulloron the wn
tlunnt. It appoaia fiom the repoit of a com
xnlttte of the Uoard of Supen-iuora that ho haa
fcoeu paylng a niun 4>lbU a jreitr to peifotxa Ida
work-the work for which Kinp* Coimty pay*.
him .* 1,01)0 aycar. Olivioii.-ly BX oiii. ial with
Ittch a proiioiiiic.-.l genllU for linderh'tting
onghl imi io he confln.'.l tothepent-np I'ti.a od
I si-,-..i.cl-..-.M-t:ml .ianit.-rslii].. One irf the BtXI
Rontea wonld hare afforded him propei acope
fur hia abiliti.s.
If Bhelley wxa eajtwetwhea faxwrotethxl
poete lextx In axfle-nng whal th.-y teaeb in
eong, 1I1.11 it ie more than ptobxblo tiiat the
n. \t time Oacar Wil.l- lay - dowx l.is agnflower
an.l takea up ln* i""" be will plaintively elog ol
hie pa'.nfiii experiouee among t.i?<s enterprielng
han... 1111*11 of the New World. In another
eolnmn will be fonnd b preao reirion of thal
experienee. In theligbtof tbla lnteet revela
tion it is olear Ihat Oacar ia aomething more
tiun a nniqne variaty ot cbariatan. He **
.juite a promiaing lool.
Governor-elect Clereland bxe Bppointed a
Boflaloman to the poettion of Pardoo Clerk in
the Executiv. Department The preaent Pxr
don Clerk, Edward Miggael, was orixinxllj au
poioled l.y Otivernor Hofhnan,and tho fnol
that bo li:.s*e.i\.*.ltl)fuii^liliv.*ii.liiiiiiistraii..its,
three ?>r tbem Demoeratie and two Repnblican,
rttoeti Uisefficiencj and fldelity. Tho reaaona
thal indneed Mr. Cleveland toremovoaocom
petent aml worthy an offlcial, wbohaaeom
mended bimaelf alike to political friende and
opponenta, are not atated*, bnl tbey cxn rtadily
be eonjectund. Ilo wanted Mr. liiggael'a
place for anolhef man, oneof bia owu towna
mon. lt i** all right, w.* preanme, Imt thr* t-?*n
tii-iiicn who bave been atrennouaixdeclaring
thal Mr. Cleveland waa goingto eondnet hia
admiuiatration purely on " bnainesa principlea
bave tl e floor.
ThoConrtof Appealaof thia State baa jnal
rc'iiil-.-i a decieion whieh vitill.v coneenia
all men :ni<l women withia onrbordora who
meditxle divorce. The quoation aubmittod to
tl.e- Court was tlie ? fl ?1 ?t the marriage ol n
peraon in another Stnteagalnal whom i. decree
0f divorce had previoualy beongrantedin New
Vuik. The lawa oi New-York forbid themar
. : ':111st Whom siicli a flccr.-..
haa '..?. n gi : itorl dnringtbe lifetime of tbe
,.,.,,.; iinant. Bul auppo?e tbat the decree oi
divorce beinji -rani.-.l in New-York, tlie peraon
:, ., aai whom il rona marriea again in Peanayl
vania-are the conrto of New-York to regard
the Pcunaylvanla mnrriasoaavalid orvoidl
TbeConrl ol Appeala, reveraingthedeciaiona of
the ? unrta lielow, buda tbal il i** yalid. I? re
maina tobi aeen wbal effect thia ruling wlll
bave npon the welfare <>(' aociaty. II wonld
aeemtoopena doot that migbt berter remaio
cloaed.
lt ia not creditable to hnman natnre t<> read
tbat tbe owuera of a large manufacturing <??
tatlii-ihment in thia eity, emplovingaame500
meii .'.inl ifirla, at whieb tbere waa an alarm ol
fire a few daya a*.'... <lo ool pnrpoae to place
flre-eacapea npon their bnildinga nnleaa they
are ordered to <i<> k.? by the pnblie anthoritiee.
There ure al preaoBtno exterual eacapea from
the factory, whieb conaiati of two flve-atory
buildiwc* connected by a aenea of rooma at on.*
,!,,1 aml i.v three narrow iron brirlgea ..11 tlio
11 .., i- floora. The further acconnl wbich a
Tbibone repoi er irivcaof the bnildinga and
what would be likely to happen to the inmatea
incaaeol n fire ia c .1 r*aaa irinx. Under tbe cir
aucea wby ahould the ownera of tbe fac
tuiy w.iit I'.u .11 inritutiou from an luapector
il.m- before providing tlre-eaeapea 1 lt
igaible to believe lhal tbey can doubt tbal
theirduti totbeae500 employea imperativriy
deauaada thal they abould ... .kr aaeh n provie
luu . gaiual the an rol oontinxeney ot lire.
P.EFOBM OF CIVIL 8EBY1CE,
The (Jiwil Seri <? bill wbieb was paaaed by Ibe
.- on Wndneaday, by tIm atrong voteol
:;.. ?...",, ia a bett< 1 bill >" eotue Importanl par
ticulur. tl.au the ,>uu whieb Mr. Eaton pte
aented, on behali ..1 Uio organixed friendaol
Civil Bervice Reform. Iteuibraceaa atrinseul
proviaion agn nal aaBeaamenla of ofUciala, ahich
[a nn the whole aa likely to be aati-factory as
any otr-ei y.t Buggeated. Un the otber band, tbe
bill is ,'in-i tban Mr. Eatou'a in aome reepecta.
Amendm. nt- revatding the aelection of p. isoii>
foi tlie appoiiitmenta al Waabington, and aome
otber ehancea, make 111 * - bill uucomfortably
vagne and iin.'.i'ain in its operution. On tbe
w Uole ii mual be claaaed as an li.irable efloi 1
tu r.-.i.li a loug-deaired reform, l>ut tbe bi -t
tbat can l.o expected ia tii.it it will prepare tbe
way lur a better meaaura,
Va.ii.-i'.'ss an.l iimi-itainty inoperation ap?
pear nnavoldably in thn Bral aection, wnicb
])M--i-!iii.-s th?* rulea thai are to govi '" appoint
iiur.ts. According to tho bill the Preaidoul ia
iu ii 1 all officea of a aubordinate aort by " aelec
tiun aeeordiug to grade from among tdus..
graded bigbeat*1 in competitlve ezamination.
li woiii.l be 1.:.nl for anybody to aay wbal il.is
uieaoa. ll one man abould l.?* aelectedfrem
among a bnndred wbo anrpaaaed tbe real in an
.-x, 1111:1.ai ion, tl.at wonld bea literal oompliance
with the bill. 8c it wonld be il' the Preaidenf
abould be allowed to aeiecl frona among thoae
wiiu exoeed a cortain pereentage in irrading.
o' theae there miirl.t be not more tban one,
bowover, ao thal the power of aelection would
ln- viiiii.uly taken away. Aa ti.i? power ia
conferred apon the Praeidontbj the Conatitn
tion, iimi be .'liiinof be deprivedol ii byCou
l^reaaional enactment, the proviaion allowinn
aome latttnde of ebOice aeema to bave been
tieceaaary ; and y. 1, in tli.* bandaof j. Prealdent
diapoaed to abaae it. the proviaion i- dangeroua.
It is |i'.s.-ilile lor bim tu iiaine siich regulatioiia
that bia power oi aelection ahall be practicallj
unreatricted. lt ia quite poaaible lor bim tu
make auch regulationa thal li.' <'an appoint any
mui ui man] wbo mn] apply, and tbe ex
amiuationa would thua lie rendered practically
roi 1.
! ? <? Ttnitoii.i! ayatem of repreaentationin
l'.-.lriai oflicea ia an objection to the bii! and
may prove a fatal <>n<'. ll tweuty men are ezam
ined, and A irradea No. 1, l> N... 2 an.l (' N<?. :i,
it may bappen tbat the man who gradi 1 No. 999
ir, l be ..niy ui:e from his Mat.- ur TerritOT]. ln
tlnit caae, il il;.* bill maanaan.v thing, all tbe men
who have done well iu ike examiBation ni'.ist i>?
ttjt ;is],i). for a man who baa nol done vv.-u. The
dimculty is complicatod by the fact that vaean
c-ic-s that may arlae for a long^time to come in
the departmenta ai Waabingtou wonld bave
to beflllod nndortheapportioomant plaa by per?
aona from Statea not BOW largcly reiiresente.l.
Twenty pla.-.*-- ;iro to be lill.-.l, let us aay, hon
peraona whohail from Btatea baviag ir.-.s than
tht-ir inoportion in the Herri.c. Hut th.-r.- aie
i.n Btatof h.iviii^'It-sia thau their pioportionj
thoreto-A the Preaadont mighl appoinl two
meu from each of ihe ten Btate*,eoleetoigac.
eording to grado, or be might appoial twenty
n.en or Icss fioiu 0110 State. In tl.e lattci Oaaa
the azamiaatlon woaM bc* virtnally.. tarco.
Not more than live men in all, w<- will aay,
toight preaenl thejnaelfae from Aykanaaft and
ull iiiiKht prove to he ol a low gude. Hut one
BM from rach of llveoth.i' Slatea, thoti^h
paeMiijr at a highcr ferru.le, iiiiKht hr pMBMl b/
un.lui tho teniirt of tlie bill in ..uler to ** fijuul
izc" nppointinent. from Arkiiusas lirst. Thtte
iiluatrutiona ouly aerve to tiolut to au almoat
inlini-e vuriety of eviision* to whieh the Tem
torial BpportioB_ne_it ODOM tha way.
The ea-M bea-o-oea worea whon thia Territorial
piovi-aioii ialaheii in c..iine.lion wilh the la.'l that
promoUona are to be mndo on the bMtaofeom
petitive examinariona. In nil thodopartmenU
at VVaahington, perhepe, tbere may be three
men who eaa paaa at a lowgraBtawhoeome Irom
aparticular State. Bntil may neem good toth?
Proaident U. take all thoae men beeanae tbeir
State is aborl af appointmenta of thedeeired
grado, ortorefa-e them all boc toae aome otber
state i.-. Mill more ahorl uf Bpnolotn-enteol
all gTadea. lt is nut apecifiod whether tho ap
portioomentpUn ahall appljr t.? eaeb elaaa ol
appoinnneotaaeparately, ot onlf to all appoint?
menta in the aggregato.
Other leatnrea are ealcnlated torenderthe
examination leaa valnahlo. BoIdtaM and
?Hilore, bouorably diacbarged, are ta have a
eritain aorl of preferencc, bnl ta what extehl I
An applicant who ahowa in the examination the
very bigbeat fltneaa ninal I.xelnded, it two
membera ot biafamily nre already employed
anywhore iu the aamegradee, bnl tbeofflciali
are expected to know in eaeb oaae whotherJohn
Jonea iareally the brotber, or the brotber-ln
law, 01 tbe aixteenth conaio ol Potor Jonea.
lll Hhi.it, the l.ill will I.e.il'M.ine.ur.*fi'l BCTO
linv. lt is iin efli.it tuHecmeaini.i-iir.*olei..iin
cipationoi the Ciril Berviee from partiaan con
tiul. It is not at all cloar thal it ia the
beal aHort in that direeUen that Con
frreaa eaa make. or onght to make. Never
theleaa its paaaage l.y tbe Senate ia ?
greal trinmpb) an.l we eame-.U hope that
nu aenae ol' it** ahortcominga may pre
venl us paaaage by the Honae, I>-t "
", t as mneh brttora moaaure aa we ean ; bnl
at all . vrnts l.-t us gel this much. II thr
l,ill can he perfocted aml atill paaaed. well
and goodj bul if thlalanol entirely aure, by
;,]! ??,?,, lei ni take ii a- >t ie, aml truat for
(1,,. amendmenta tbal an* needed ?<> a Uter
M-Bsion and Im :<i experieuce, To- l.y hall a
lu.il is better than no brctd.
i 80UTBEBS < I 9PAI0S.
ln looking around foi the gronnd upon which
t.iteal tlu- nrxl Preaidential eampaign Hie
I:, .;,,,,? paity abould nol forgel the need <>i
di.ii K ai.metbiiig tu lurtber the apread ol ita
.?;,,,.,,,!,., j? tlie Soil th. Herctofore tbo party
.,.-,. ita chief i peal to the North aud baa
,,,._:,, ;, ,! :,. rlj one-balf tbe Statea in the
Union. Tbeie haa donbtleaa iM-en jual cauae
l,,r thii rourse in Ibe paat. The intolerance ol
tbe Bourbon leadera in many of the Boutbern
Statea, tbe iraudand violeneewbieb marked
electiona tbere, and tbe neccaaity of tru?tiiis
almoal wholly to tbe colored votera, who had
v, t to be trained to political duty, compelled
the l.'.-i'i blicana virtually lo aliandon the
groundto tbeir oppoi enta. Theae conditiona
are uow, bowever, greal y chaoged in moat of
thaSouthern Btatea, and the time aeeuiaao
apiciuna for makinc a new i i*??rt to hnild uj) n
n. w Republican party then* from new material
uiul upon a uew i Baia.
Thia is nol m. bo|tele?a n tislv ;is many douht
leaa imagioe n to be. While tbe Repuhlicaua
Md with aore diaaater in nearly e%ery North
nn State !asi Noveniber, aome um \ eded vie
i,ii iea were won In tbe Stab a of tlie South, and
eapeeially in thoae once kuown ;.- the liorder
Siaie*. The general wreek of Kepuldican
hopea baa clouded th<* real Mignificance ol theae
aaina and mado the party iudiflereut to them
When earefully atudied, bowever, tbea ofler
n-uie enconragemenl for Ihe growth of libernl
principlea in the South i han the atrained vic
toriea wbieb marked the flral decade after the
war. K. hiiu l.y baa been known a- a trpical
BourboB Btate, n* Rrmlj wrdned to tiie D.-n.
ociatic party ;is loaa i* to the Repitbiican.
Andyetat tbe laatCongrcaaional election Ibe
hilherto aolidlj Deniocrath delegation was
luul.rn andtbe Republicana eboee two mem?
bera to thn nexl Houae of Uepreae tativea.
Thia auoceaa was eaiced with little onlaide aid
iimi with the tide of aucceaa runningatrnngl)
wuliiie Ii.i.r.iis. Wiih tbe legitirasto aa
aietanon given to every Repnblicaa candidate
for Congree* in the North, and under mote
favorable conditiona, atronger proofaoi tbe
growth of Republican pnuciplea in Kentucky
wuulil have been giren. ln Weal Virginia, loo,
Ibere Bre m n> iudicationa ?.l advjnct-meiit.
Here alao tlie pemocrata ?*.. w an inroad made
npon il.eir political ureaervoa, and the Mat.- lor
ihe flrat time in maay j eara vv iii bave a Repub?
lican Repreaentative ln Congreaa. A marked
increaac ln the narty'a atreugth in Ibe Legiala
une-ii siiiicii alao at the aume election. Other
Statea, as Maryland, Nortli Carolina, Tenn
i.ssc-i-. Arkanaaa and Texaa, iu lbo electiona ol
laal Call gave evidmce thal they wonld yield
good rettirna to ti.gbtkiud of eflortafor
ihe propagati. a ?.i Repnblican principlea.
Another propitioua aign in the South ut the
preaent time ia Ibe growth ol au independenl
apirit am ng ita uewapapera. lt haa been the
glory ol the Republii an party ln the North that
ila principlea were grounded ii. the intelligeuci
oi tbe people an.l tbal their diaaemination vv.is
due to the exia'enceof an enligbteued newa
paperpieaa. Where ignorance w.i-, the rule
and an int.-lli-'.'iit publie opinion nnknown tl
was conaidered nodiahonor thai tbe party
Eailed to make any progreaa. Bul wuh in?
creaaed i roaperity mucb ol the narrowneaa of
th.* Soutbern preaa Ima vaniabed and in iis place
Imve come greatei indepenueuce and liberality.
IC-iliiy tbere is more boneal aml ontapoken
c iitici.-ni oi tbe Demoeratie party and it<
methoda iu the South than in the North. Nn
better evidenee ol tbe ebange m-tde and Btill
goingonlhere eould i..* giveu than thiafael
preeente. For aprovincial newapapei Decee
s.ciily dependa for ita aupporl upon?and tbere
foremuel reoroaont?the publicopiuion of the
locality where it ia pobliahed.
Theae facta then?the alow bnl anre inereaae
of Republican atrcngtb in tbe old Bordei Statea
aml the Ubeial apiril exbibited in tbe Soutbern
preaa?ahow Uml tbe preaeul la a propitioua
time for reorgauizing the Republieau party in
ihat aection. Bul at tbo beginning the danger
ol repeating tbe miatakea whl. b have marked
paal ofloi th in th;- .I.r.'. Uon ahonld be guarded
agalnat. The flral attempl t<> (<>st.T tbe growth
ul Republican principlea in thn South waa with
Ihe i-ulur.-il votera as the i..nk an.l lile. an.l pol?
itieiana from the North aa leadera. Thiaex
pedicnt waa th<* ontgrowth of a poriod uf wai
.?uui reconatrnction, an.l waa peri-apa the oeel
tbat the time and circumatancea Bdmittod. lt
failed, as u muat bave aoonor at la't.-r. li wh>
nnnatural, baving noaolid baala of InteUi
genee and diecipline tjjk.ii which to reat. A
later attempl l.aa boon made l.y eountenancing
Independenl m iveaMota among tbe diaaatiafled
white Demoeratie rotora, Then are move
meutaof tblacbaracterin the South wurtby of
being foatered whieh mayform the baala fot
aale iiulitir.il actn.n. Hut tlie tatoUigent Ro
pnblieaa party aska uo aaaiataaoa fr.uu, und
will form BO Hlliui.ce arith, polllaOal nuncle
siiijita oi with any jiuliticul coLul.in.ition
t.iiiite.l with <li*ahone.sty. It haa uiiinistakiihljr
expreaaed Iti diaoppfuvaJ of gnorllla luethoda.
If Kri'iililuiiiiisin ii to make any uilranee in the
Bontbein btlf of the Daioa it utuat l... hy ap*
peaJlug to th.. tatoaligenoe of tha poopla, Ihe
peciod it P-M_aad whea prajudiee can he made
the baala of.party actiou. Lveu tha B-dofOd
votei haaabown l.y his indifterence Inrecenl
elertions tbat lie reoogniaee this Iact. His
time. tberefore, for U.e Repnblican party to
preaent ita principlea to the 8outhoni rotoraa
it doaa to tln- vol. i in the Nortli in every tini
paign. By making a Lborougb canvaaa ol
Uaryland, Virginia, Kentucky, Tenneaat <? an.l
tbe Btalea fartber South it can lay a fonndation
i.rua.i anddeep fovfuture political vietoriea.
Entangling allianeea with qneetionable move
mentamay give a temporary trinmph. Butan
earneatand aineere appeal to tbeinlelligenl
eommon aenaeof the Bonthern people ia the
only road that can lead i<? permanenl aucceaa.
An.l it isuonetoo early tobegin preparation
lur aucfa a campaign, if aaj reanlt u to be leen
in the next I'it-r-i.l.-uIlul Mriiizylp.
THR cirv Ul DGBT.
Tli.- expeaaea of tho eity governmenl for
ls-s:;. a? fixed by the Board of Eatimato and
Apportioumtnt, exceed thoae oi the preaent
j.*i?r l.y over $1,000,000. The total of appro
priationa for 1882 waa $29,412,831, while fur
1883 an eatimate ?>| $30,495,000 haa alreadv
been agreed upon, im.i the flnal determination
ol the Board will not vary much from thia
amouiit. The queatlon ol a.'ilni-' a aum ter ih.'
improvemenl of Blvereide Park ia atill under
conaiderati.\\itI. aome other minor mattera.
After January 1 Ihe law permita an invcwaeein
the toial appropriation <>f mu muie than :i per
eenl tor deflcieaciea. Jedging frompaatex
perieu. ?? this m.iy l.<- expeeted to add $400,000
to tlie aum to 1..* realixed from taxation. This.
bowever, ia exeluaiveof wbat the LevLelature
in:iv iin, (Ve ahall have a DemoermtieState
Governmenl for the flral timoin many yeara,
aml a.-- Aaaemblj man Spinola dei larea that this
eity is a ?*Demoeratie beritage" it may ?>*
pe.-i it tul.e we'l plncked. A balf million dollara
inl'le.l to the tax levy a- tha reault of lawa
anthorixini dow expenditurea will probablj be
a low eatimate. Th-.t wonld Ki"' a total ol
-:;;i.:;', 5,000 aa tl.e eoal of tln* city governmeul
im l*s*s:i. The eatimated rev nueol theGeneral
I unil, whieh Includea Intereat im un paid taxea
and aaaeaamenta, licenaea, State achool money,
nml ho forth, la $2,i>0O,000, wbich will leave
aboul $28,895,01 -|V toberaiaed Irom taxation,
witboul regard to what ihe 1..-J-'atui.* may do.
The iii'-n-.'si- in th.' taxuble vultie of real eatate
tbla year will lie aboul 000, a little
over hall' ..f tl.at of laal yeai ; Imi tlie bo.
the Tux Departmenl ahoa a probnble large de
creaae in thi- valiuttion of peraonal property.
T:-\: ..v.'i-. tberefore, can be aaaured of a con
aiderab b addition to their tax i-ills.
New-York ia alreadj the moatcoatlygov
cruedcity ul itaaize iu the world. Tbere haa
been a prcvalent lielief that thia was a legacy
from tiie Tweed regime. Tln* Ring was brokea
c leven reara ago Bnd ita head haa long been in
hia grave, yei apparently the coat of the city
governmeul ieincieaeiun inatead uf dimiuiab
ing. An examination ol tin* budget aa at prea
ent made np ahowa that there is only one de
parlmenl Ihe appropriation lor wbich is leaa for
1883 than for tbe current year. riiera haa
ln t-n a l.-iliieii >n ot $55,000 iu the flnal eati?
mate for tbe Public Works Department. Its
adtniniatrative expenwee, bowever, bave been
increaaed, bul leaa aioue> bas been Ml aaide for
pnblic ituproveuiente. Nearly four yeara ago
thia departmenl began work on the plan toiu
creaae tiu* water-aupDly by bringinti the Brom
aml Byram n\ti> luto tbe water resourcesol
tha city. L'nder ;i special acl it can expend a
million dollara a yeai for tbiapurpoae. This
.,in ia aililnl tu the city .Ul.t, an.l i.s not
rumit .1 in the $2,197,200 which lu* beeu ap
propriatod for the departmenl In 1883.
A tliougfa Uie work waa t<> i? eompleted in
ibrea reara, il i- not yel ball done, aud tbe de?
partmenl is knockingal the doora of the l.eg
,-1 iiii.i for power iu build a new acoueduct, al
a eoal of $15,000,000, which will rnpiire tbe
iaane <?( more bonda and a correaponding iu
creaae in ibe city debl and the t.i\ rate.
Even the worao t'au uaeleaa Aldermen gel
$5,000 mora i.-i 1883than foi tbe preaenl fear,
wbile theincreaae in other departmenta laaa
followa: Finanee, $6,500; Law, $5,000j
I'arka, $2,500; Charitiea Bnd Correction,
- 108,000 j Health, $130,1145; Poliee, $G2, 150;
Fire, $120,895; TaX, $2,100; Boaid ol Ed
uiiiiii.ii, $250,000 ; nnd Aayluma aud Refoi ma
),,i iea, 0.1 bi it: ii a .I.. i. ..si. of
$l.r)0,000 iii the Bppropriation forjudgmeota
ami.il' $19,131 I'.i ini.ie-l un tho eil.v deltt.
riieau.nt iu be raiaed by tbe citj for State
taxea ia Increaaed over the preaenl year by
$391,083. One balf ol ti.is is due to the action
,,i tbe State Board of Equalization iu adding
$57,41-1,798 to the aaaeaaed valuaUon of tax
? .ie propert) ln tl.i- city.
Tho tax payera dn not objeet to libcral ap
propriatioua when they ^<-t ;i fair return, but
tiirv do proteal agninsl th<* iuereaae in the eoal
of the preaenl city goveru ment. ln aoinede
partmeuta more money eould beadvantageoualy
expended foi apecial purnosea, but thero ia nol
a aiugle departmenl where econom? and re?
trenchment coold not be entorced with ben
rficial n-siilis. The rate ol taxation has
cicni!'l.-il witbin the laal twenty yeara. The
iiinliu of taxation falls principallv upon r.-al
eatate, raiaing tbepriceol renta to aucb a de
ffreeaa to drivealarge population and mucb
v aluable manufacturing oui <>i tht city limita.
The Board of Betimate and Apportionment haa
nol the power t<? remedy aii of these evila, bul
itfaila lo make the beatuseof whatitdoea
po -.--.
.1 UNIQUE AXNEXATJOX 8CHEMB.
lt is with Texaa, wuh her 274,356aquare
m.ii-s ol territory, aa it ia with tbe humblesl
member ot tbe race of worina?when trodden
upou she wlll tiun. Bhe has Ix-eii liuilili-n apon
ever ainceahewas admitted to tbe Union, tbe
in.ligniry taking the form ol the cnamiable
aaaertion, conatantiy nttored by atatiatical
people, tbat she eontaina vaatly inun- than ber
share of tbe elbow room of tbe Weatern I
linenf. Heretofore Texaa has paid no attention
to theae attacka aave aa abe baa caanally re
marked tbal, coneldering the colo al tize ol
tho Maiiifcst Deatiny whieh abe purpoaeato
accompliab before abe retireafrom buaineaa,
ahe reallj eould nol ^<'t along with an inch ieaa
ui teniiury. Bnt now, doubtieaM concluding
thal tiirth-r forbearance toward ber eritica
would he mi inexeueable vice, abe aaaumea the
iggreaaive?abe tinns.
tirrathrr Ihe Qalveatott Xnrs turiis fui l.i.
lu a Iate iaane ol thal paper, after burling back
the elnirye Ihat Tex.is is mtwioldf aml ?le
claiing tiiut, on the contrary, it is, oompnralivo
!v apeaklng, uaeoberentandhomogeneoual orn
n oiivve.ilth," the edltor ptocoedatoargae thal
the trouhleia not thatTexaatatoO big hiit.rather
that some of her ?istef Statea are too Kinall. - It
ia diflicult to eomeivr," Ut, aaya, ? a plaualhle
"rnaaon why aaeh Btatea ta Rhode Ialand and
" New-Jer.sey, for oxample, aime they lay no
"ilaini tu I.e inany sense Independenl and
?aovorolgn Coflaa-MmwaaU-ba, ahoadd malntaln a
"aepaimte ertaliaaon. wilh all theooeUy par
'?iipheituilitiol distinct political unioim, und nut
? I.e meiged with'iut sucrllice to tlieniiiiii.ip.il
"liheitiea of their citizena into moro Ooavt>
-iii.-nt and syiiiiiietrieal divi.tions of tht preut
" American I'uion." 'ihe Ncut doee not enter
into any of tku Jotatt-Of il* retaluitory aclieme,
but wc.douut hut Lhit iiv uu MN4] iLiy the holeia
atTTa'Miington wiTlawarm with.Texan lol.liyists
beeieging Congieaaa-on to vote for the peoaafe
of a hill aaaexing New-Jereey to New-York
City an.i Rbode lalaod to Boetoa. Meh a l.ill
miifht ptiss l.y n iiiiauiinoiia vote na Roon as if
WM intro.liieed, Imt we are inelined to tlii'ik it.
would enconnter '-..ine oppoaition. Jeraey
might be apprebeuaive that if ahe auftered
her?.*lf to i.e merged ln tbe metropolia bei nol le
and far-famed breed of ligbtning wonld loae ita
.1 ist inctivc lureo an.l llavor, and it is not nnllkely
thal Little Rbody would only .on.si nt lo be
come part of Boaton on eondition thal Maaaa>
ehusetla adopted ;i Kepublican term ot Govern
ment, thns remitting Mr Butler t.. ->i Ivate life.
It is li.n,11 y pogeible thal Batler BBd his tri.-ndft
would Bgree to aucb an arrangement, even for
the uke of making Rhode Ialand more "q m
iiii*tiir;il." Bat the great objection lothe l.ill
la tbat it ia properly toberegarded ua rery
dangeroua entering wedge. Onee let Congreaa
paaait and Texaa eaa confidentiy beconnted
lipoii to preaenl another and avaatly more
important meaaure providing for tba annexa
tion of Pennaylvania te New-York. Thoae two
Btatea, as we all know, bave had mnch te aay
Ironi time tn time in Kgard to the iimlue
c orpnlence of Texaa. To oame aucb a acheme
ia to indicato the aerioua embarraaameata thal
would ai..-.e in caae unaeiupnloua men suc
ceeded in log-rolliag it t-urougb. Would tlie
com pound State be called Newvaniaor I'ennn\I
Vork .' \\ .niil the boea of the amalgamated
machine go l.y the name of J. Don Conkling
or Roacoa Cameron .' Wonld il be neceaaary to
i.ii 11 up our Hfteeo million dollara* worth of new
(iipitol aml remove it to Harriaburg orwonld
Hartiaburg aweotly eonaenl te I.e auppreaaed ln
favor of AHuny ? Would the Quakl rs ol l'iiil
adelphia in the Intereat of the bomogeneooaneea
of the new State eonaout to imitate the ityle ol
thoae who aet the taahiona for tbla ialand, oi
wonld oar bellea and beaua agree to eultivate
tbe tbinga that make lor Quaker sodute
aeaa ?
It miist i>e only too aadly evident toany
thoughtful man who pondera apon thes.- an-l
related qaeationa that the union uf tln-*.- two
' .1 Statea eould never i.e Bccoinpliahed
withonl copioua gore. Ahumaue expediency,
ii.i:. Fore, auggi ata tiiat the unpIeaaantneM be
rorapromiaed while yet there la time. ln
v.c-v ol the near approaeh of Chrietmaa, wlth
Ita irreaiatible anggeationa <>i peacoandgood
will, wf ti ri -mr thal Texaa will conaent
permanently to pigeonhole the tbreatoned billa
it the n sl oi the Unlted Statea will Atop ri.iii^
to reuiark once every fifteen minutea tbat
!. taa migbt manage to get along with aome
thing leaa than 274,356 iquare milea of real
eatate. Statea and Territories d. tiroiu ol aft. ct
ing a eompromiae on thia baala would do well
1'ioiiipily to aend their eontrita apologieain
regiatored letter* to Thr Qalvetton Nevt.
Benator MePberaon ea-i write a beantifnl letter
abootCivil ServiceReform, bul when driven i..t.>
a comer nnd eompeile-1 to aayayeor na.
with Brown, oi Georgia.
Oovernor Cleveland mav dlacover that a I
eratio Senate behlud him is notaaonrceol u'i
ailored bappineaa. When Mr. Tilden ruleo In
albanj ln* had i babit of tnnung bia aoft, * ductiva
eye npon a rur.il atateaman wbo cama tobeap
pointeri to aome poaition >.f truit and emolument
aad aaying: " Mv ion, yon deaai va ii.i- t.iv-ir aad 1
vr.irn to ?rrr.nt it. Hut h'*re ia thia hoatile an.l
cnptloua eoordl iata braoch whieb will never miv laa
or conaent ro ancb a nghteoua act We muet l
fore wait I'llaeeyoo later." Ind tbe ttat.
-v i.n, i deoart ln ? dejeeted mood, 1.111 wuh a beart
I -,v irtulj lor Tilden'a reform. When Gov
? uuii ( li \ 1 lu nl la aoraly put to ii f<>r aomethtng t<>
a.iv io tha buaary tor whom l.? baa nn ooid vu tua s.
an opportonity te work the old Tildaa formula
aronltibe t>> Wm wbat tbe Iate Ur. Ward uaed to
t.-rm a " aweet boon."
Tbe Iate unlamented Mr. Wilde aaid: "Noman
paal thirty eould bare aocompliehed wbal I bave
Ur. Wilde ahould have aaid "woald," Inatead of
" coiilil.'' Moat man pasi thirty ?i:her po - ? 1 l
ninili. nm -.! oonumm-aenae ur am Inm itee ... un ia
v.i'ir a-yi'iiu. ___________________
PERAONAL.
Rev. Rdward Payaon Hammond, tbe evangel
iii uoted for bis wora among childieu, baa lieaun ?
nrie. ol -enrleee ln the "vVurr.-n-.ivo. Baptial
Uburcb, Boaton.
Prealdent Artbura Chrlatmaa table bnre ,t h.iao
platter ol roaal beel, tha ehoiceat beel of lowa'a
lainoiis CliaaaoB ll.*nt. -**nf to bim witb tho ooiupll
meutaol ihe btate bf Beoator aitiaoa.
Ueneral II. B. Carrlngtoa, aatnor of ? Battlea of
tba American Rovolotion" aml other btatoriral
worlta, haa reoeotly Biade hia bome In Boatou, He
m iiHiv prepuiiuga woilteatiUed "Battlea 0/ tbe
lill.lc."
Reporta come by tho way of Paria thit King
lluiiili.-rt ol lialy is s>i 111-.:: 1 a luto :i OOn.UtluD of
eontirmed melaneholy I'ordava togetber, --avs a
correspondent, ba doe*. ,1 it ipeak a word to any bu?
mau being. He appeara al tha Qneen'a receptione,
imi 11 um uot i'i'i.'ii bia ui)s.
M. Henri Cernnacbl aara tbat !.. baa made hia
mil. aad haa left by it to the city of Paria ln.s sn
perb maoaiou ob tba Aveuua \ elaaquea. an.l bu vol
leetioD fi broB/a* aad poreelaina gatbered iron.
tbe t -iiii'l.*- bb.1 palaeea 01 Cbina and Japen prob?
ably iho tineat eollevllon of thu kin.l tn tne world.
ProfeaaorA. H. Fetterolf, who wa_OB Wedneaday
eleeted preaidant of Glrard College, haa beea vi.e
preaident of tnat laatitotioa tor two reara, and act
ing prealdent ainee the deatbof L)r. Allen. li" i?
forty-eigbl yeara ol.l, -,, uattva of Montgomeir
1 niiiiiv, I'ennevU aala, a iraouate 01 Lafayette 1 ol
h's'.*, .uu! h;.s been |.resuU*in of aeveral aamlnarlea.
Lonis Blane laft a fortnne of leaa than (50,000,
of thia im beqnaathed (13,000 to hiaBeBhea,8imon
Urob, w bo is now iu thia country, aini |10,1H 0 aaeh
to CbarleaEdmondand M. lattiot, Fora aarlnsa
bank tnnd for tbe inmal - <>f tho Ponndllng Raey.
pital he left tM.OOO, and to tlie l'i:;h Arrondiaae
ai, nt ol l'aiis, hm raluabla library. ' ?i the a idow
ui Ubarlea Ulaoo, m. mention la made 111 ln. will,
'l'be Rev. I.ronard W. Bacon, of Kew llavea
Cono., leotBred ln tha KawMemorial Chnreb, De?
tn. t. laat Sunday afteraoon, ob the oe. aaion of the
aoteiiiag of a tablet to tba memerj of bia .raml
lather. tbe Rev. Davld VV. Baeon and hla fatber and
u<otber, tbe Iata Dr. Leooard tfaoba and wife. I in
day wicB a doobleannii araarv. Juat twelve montba
before, Laonard Baeon had drawa ibrfaat braath of
m long and naeful llfe;_nd j-al aigbty-two Vi.rcj
beloie, I'.ivnl W. Baaou bad been married t...\ii e
parka, and bad, witn bU aereoteen-yeai uhl bn.le,
eet ont Irom a pleatant bome lu fi.* Kaat f<?r the
ni Ida ol the Weat, lo preach to thn Mvaae
.. ibwaja
Charlea .to Maxade, wuo I1..1 jn?t been eleeted to
the Freneh Aeademy, la an old coatrlhntot to La
Krrutdtt Moadet, and on tiiat aeeoBot waaoppoaed
by Kiii.'st Lagouv-ij who onee before bad tarned the
loalea of eleetlon agalaat Inm. Lagouvd .lo?>i iut
iike/.ci I'.'Vttt. beeauaa -alu*.. be wae a.lmitte.l to a
place among tha I orty iBmortala, ibe ll.litorof tl.at
joiirnal aaehufl-ad: ?'oi., it is not l-egoav_ who hai
been eleeted it la bla oook," alladiag la the waf i<?
wbieb M Legee*.-. waa alleaad to bave "oooked
ti], - min.- ci hia worka. Joha Leawlae, a olpae]
friend <>f Legoot-, aaOB aftaeward avengad bim by \
?enUlng a meaaenger t? Inqntre whetbaf La ?
w-satill pubUabed.
Begaidlag Oaaaral Lew Wallaee'a raeant vhdt lo
Bynaaad tho BolyLand, <>f onleh aaaeeoani ?n
>.iv.-a i.y im Hueoaa'a OHMtantlnooIe eorre
BB-oadant oa WadBaaday, aaothar writac aaya thal
Ma rislt to Jaraaalaaa wa" "a fuli si/e.l av-fi_>'
A!l tiie _jaaaiaaaa in the clty ean_a ont to aaaaa Um
at the Joj>i>a (iate. ThaBtBf apanajad liiiniier wa?
rarie.l hy ibe JeWB, ainl a l.-.*?.liuu riil.bi made BO
a.Mie-vs ol welt-uiue an.l Inl thu crow.l iu giring
thaeeebeen, (JBiieral Wallacejtiuiped down from
bis horae, thanked tho r.?t? l? 1 111 a|.|-r..|.. ,_t.* lat-BBj
uml aliu.iiv ii.iii.la ull aiotiiid. Alteiwanl he waa
Kiveu a .... i-pl inii at tbe . onauliite. Tha Snltit.i had
Ulogiapbedoruera iu adrauue ua to U.uoiai VVal
la.-e's loiliMtifffi and **-nt.eitainment bj tha eity 0th
cora, wbich waa an iinpre.eilente.1 atteutioii,
OBBEBAL xtin.s.
S.df-diati nstful swains who nro forevcr sr-.k.
ine u.ivicr from th.-n Uaafatt aai aegaaaWaBveaeatfea
mniiinii'iiiiii .|iii?tiuii an) advlaai ta ipfly ahaar to
?i- i-'.ii ot ii.v lettw t.i un aged bbbi who u aow ihnut ?t
?siiiiiin.il.'- (i.-cj.. .,?., with ln-iiinlli wifi-. fiif.irliimit. ]f
tbeloealchnmleler oaaita >" aaantloa ihis patrlateferg
imt it is anparenl thal aothtag aoald ba caataa
than t> Id'-nttfy him. Illtrtliii. amis hihI daii ,
m pupa, ..u'l al n ri-.-.-nt f.-.inllv rciiulou uoi ,,
iiimi nf bii ih--' i udanti were pr. -< nt.
u Jndge, your Honor, I have been leekei np
tor tba laat Mreateea Chrittmaaea aadlwaatrylagta
a|N ml thi- mn c.iitslili.; Imt it ,.im? that lf la m
trylng aaj atore." Boeh weethedVa].leat ebi
tlmi wltli whtel r.l'h.-ir.l Murniy BBewetad to h:%
ni.iiic ta a waaalngtoB poMaeeoart bat BatarAay The
ti.. ni.:.- with him wa- ti.it iu- aad beeaeelebral
day witn pmnatnre ardor, and thejndaa ajart i -,,
tlifrty daya "Thirty daya!' ezrlaln.ed tbe rulprlt:
i -u|i|i"-.'- n'i
all rbrbtr and bedeparti -I to -? ?
maa ln j.ill.
The venerahle " Alaaaadi da Gfotha" for
ffltalni .iin.n in.-- ..I l-i-i-i' |i-i, t Ai-ihur, Ki-i/MI
Lin l ni -.-iv la unil gatalla, ln- qa. ea, aad tln- laten -t
Ing anrnp ahowtag towfenoraUona "t tbe taaperial laaa
llyofGeraany, the Rmperet aeatod w.ih Ha |iiu
amndaoB tn hla lap, aad hla aon aad Baadlag
on rltber alde. There la alaaaat tavaitaUi mbm aaetaha
ln tinI-.- pagea of the Alraanaeh whlcb ?." derotod la tha
- itei The entTeat laaae raawrfca that whea taa
\ i. i- Prealdent becomee Prealdent tb< :
tbo teuiporarj pre*ld?'nt of that liody, wlo lal -.
th.- tnl.-.it ic'tual Vin- I'r. -'-Ii-iif. " ActlOR \ m I
d.*nt" la probablj nieaiit, b.it eren thal ls aol po
:.iiinl'' of Davld D.cvi- ia - rn-.nii-iii pro i.m
I."..- ni tbe Senate."
Herr Vo.i-, of Yir-nn:., had triod in rain
tomakea tortnae in maaj waya Laakwaa i i
ii.'-u-i-t bim. aad at laat to rrowa fctomlafeetaaa '
?iek. Bnt oa what tbe doctor darlarad to behk I
i" il aa Idea wlth milliona In u atraek hlaa. Ba aaal for*
lawyer aml iiii t.-iti-ii a wlll ta whieh he heajeeataed i ial
mma of moaey to bla wlto, hla fumiiv aad rartona char
Itable InatituUoaa. Tha lawyer, ? aotortona Wab,
tbe tiiiiniTH. mni greai waa tbe ehagi la <>f aaaa. ra
tancea tothtnk haw ibry aad aaalentod la aay
. :iiiui.iii;iiri-. iim Herr Vaa -- aaaal
ao aiek aa tbe doctor had aappeaed, aad pieeoiillj ha
reroven.L Tb.-n it waa thal tortane-bantera in..-..i
bim to lareat tbelr inouoy, utged bbn to acceptluaua
aud -,i..- Ium .. . n ilit -i.I tn i,.,ii.. in tb.* i-i'v. At
flral ln- im Iv refuaed tb
waaerad.iallr ?.I t.i n-l.-nt. and having iiv.-i ln
l< ralde time - i i r.ir an enor
nm. l! i- .i |i;t.v tl.iit I!,-i-i Von 'a 1...H..- in- ool
"t nf -?!. h ai .
"t tn be icii.n- rmoua iii an) pari ol the ivm-iii
Tbe economy of nature lanaat Rnding ont
Take tha eoekroaeb. He haa been vl'ifl.-l aad pei
' I. Ilehaaaafew friendi aa the me-aaalto, ai
tbongh a fniaal and laboriona laaecf, bU good qni
hara remali od n | .,:, t,,|| |U
i:.!. :i h. waa ? -\ eelallj d. ind
i -, .t. in--, mni
hu in. rk -.i.-i ce nini>-r c-v.-i> |.i-.,-. .i.-i..im,, hare app.
itlon -. Ni -
lii-c-iiliiii- u?i!iiiii-- baaJnat I.i. madeapparent Bela
tol? tbeancceaaoi "f tbe tea ptant. Tea nadeoffat
' ?"?!.: .ii.in nded i y i
rrop of .'inun ia well kaowa to be aa
demand. What
and i - .ui .iw rni myatery. Tht-n-aro
? w ii:-j. i - ?,* r .--iu ir in- fi mi i 'hi iiu'i'-.vit eoekro
. urj i ?? laeholdc, from i ropa fi - ily
l- iihi-ri-'l on the im ni,-.-*. mni thnahe anretol
. ? .... '..:.i
li il. ui ? in for exlateaoa eudopca a
tli hi loi .i ni-v, in ln ,iry.
The Pennaylvania Hoapltal and Bebool foc
ih. BU .-I re. eived .. legMj uu
likel] ' in tt waa auppoaed
Moreorertbe hletorj - ll la ratber cnrlona aad
ruii antlo. lii i s 17 un i ? ! .i").:i < ""
dled In Pennaylvania. aad aa t.o win waa found i..
aon. Wllllam Walloee f'ook, took all the property. De
? a imt t.. .li. iuteatate, lll ? r, tb. toa .it
onee prepared to niake hla wtn, but withia i I
befure it.ktbe drawn, dled aodoenly. A mena
dum waa found ahowlng an Intentlon to divrMe H
Iata aftei tbe pa) menl of a rta - iad m. alh
c>r eertaln ani.uilante, betwe. n tbe Aaylopi for 11.?- Hiiml
an.l thi '? -i'ii'.! i.i.'l ?*? i'.'.l'or ih.'lilni't,
and the (.'o.i tbe inemorandnm aa a h-ii vviii
end i - Soon afterward mn aet ...l vviii daly
tlgned by JohnCook, the fatber,waa fooa l. imt tha aaaaa
quenl ootiiplleatlonn were flnall.i ind the r.'-nlt
i- that when tbrae annmtanU, one ol whom, hoa
. tweuty .w-.ii.. hara dled, tbe Peuaaylraula
ii. i-i .iin;. ii- pari ot tu ahara, w iii hmm Into the owner
alilp ol in.oiMi n.i,--,.r land ln Korrat County, The h
tin la now wortb aboul 0300,000, and tbe laad
to !?<? ul rnorniotia value, ior aeveral nil walla liava
i fn imi apon lt.
POLITIt IL Ni 98.
Governor Thonpeon, <?f g< -t*!i Co
? *?> be u praetieal flril *sirv:
former. Dlareaardlni rlalmj foi a in a deal aad i".
nltlon for aei vt.-.-s rvndered dartng th
be haa reappoli-tvd ull tut> oBlcen whoae terau wera
about to explre, exc pt wbere lncapaeit) '>r Inell
l-nrri il t!n>;ii oilt. i
il huudred countr offl.-era, Jury c-onni.,-- -. i
:.rn-, whirh .,,,?!. i tm-->-i m prevaiUuK Ui maay
-,,i.i ..ii l ii> the < ->'v al i ur.
Congreeemau-eleel <???: il i.***, of rexaa, it
the owner ur an aaaortment of piinviplea numen l
vnrii % - rn atarl i potlU.-al niuaoam Ha
lntenda to anpport Blaokbura tor B|ieaker of the n-\t
. imt aot u- :i I)' ii.in i.i' He wlll alao aapperi the
Adminiatration of Preaidi nt Lrthiur, bnt n n aa a Repea
llcan. Toward the RepabUcan party he haa a laa.'/
Ci.ll'r l.-i-iite
aoldlera, bat br ls wtUtng t" ao IrtotheDei.*rarta
ii . ?
rlver and barl or bllla, la iti uii. aud ? I
in.lluiu.ed. About tbeonlj ihiuKbe ta uualtef
i-ry I'iriii.
Ai attempl to get tbe aenee of tbe Miaeouri
itoi> on the i.-.n--:."!. < .. _? to the ,-. ???'.? a
I'liihi'Mt >i-.v amendment to tbe eon. Itutlon lania
//,. st, LouitPoti DUtputeh. Il irelaa
laul tn oonnull iin-.ii---iv.-s, leaa 'i':in mu* r.mrtii el th m
? ded -. far. <> tln --. bowerer, a a-ajorlty
,ci. W...H,. :?? .ii:..vv ihe people theopportaalt} toTei. ea
ti-i. The ..ii. r thn ??-'? ort'iaa fml i
? plna on tbe wrona i"."l of :i board wl
,?? .1 more than ou ? rural atat. m.i.u
. : i| (I opo '? 10 wu'.! aud fl . ? ''??'/
uuder tbelr feel before they more.
The Demoeratie papera that foreaaw the paat
- '.i.-i- bUt l.v i . . ' ' d try
lng for aome time to Impreaa upon thi il the
,,!ii'i- ic.n-iiili?? tbelr partj waa aboat te waka
?rii,-> w.int I-. place lt In ..? ? awaaaa
-ln- roi 'l to
v- |i ;.!?-- wbal :-ii i *- i ? :? ??
hr.' and how hard :. tn-k It Iato] ' ??? '?""
- in-t -ni tiu- .'vv nf .-. National triaa_pB>
Tke s.* ;.- -ii.- RtpubHemn labon arttola la ihl<
rli.ua at raln every dar. Itronaldera thia renuncl
n-ii'ii ".ii. .nl of i>iiti:..t.-iii thut i.o ..'*.' i |>:.rl.v jnthe
rounti*} .v.. ? ? v.? i'.-i,.i'i- e<iuul to." and bopea thaf taa
: raaa aaa amrtj
in!,. power.
Dui iiis^ ihe campaign fn Connectlcul l?**t fall
Mi. Wallcr, tbe Dtnux ratlo i ? -: li"'-''''"1""
poaed before the rot. ra ol th. -t.it.? aa a |.??* parkB
i,, ay, ..;,.:. | :in\loils tliai lio ?n? VflilmK to he
bribed ahould vote tor him aad axpraaaed a hoti
Miimv talut of eorruptloamlght liageraboal -
g.r than hnv.* bla Meada take aay aaeettoaah-i
i to nld him, he aaul li preferred t" ha dofratad.
N ,V 1I.IVI 11 W.lllt 1 to kll'.W lll.W
muiiv ui iin* I-..' ;> wouiddareto boll aDen_iwrBilocaa
didate, and to-epot "tbemthej prepai dan t;;.--..M>ai
., n thonaand of theae wen roted.wMeh ir ihr.iwn
-. i!uii|.'i'l-i. ni. -f tli.-.i nu* v
. .,,,!, dleave Mi.w.i.i- i lua mlaorltj ol
. im.i Tbe qiieatl m mm la wbethei bia aincb rauntea
--,,i .i i!n -ti.,:n .>r a< i- i?- a"
- > whi.h be im-!..-. ii i..i ..1...V them a.
The lowii Republieana ara Bauarally proad o(
th.- poaitiea Benator IdUaoa of thal Btate hns waa U rUo
Kattoual CouaetL taa Daa Batmta BaaaMar pagaMBi
thia luat tnhute: ? Beaator AlMaea arovad a wtmt aal
. leader for tba Bepablieaa party la tk
un-'.iuu..- th.-.I.?!?..!.mi the i iv.i Baiilea Ra-atai UR
_le ta aaeh a maater of tha detatla of taa pahOa aarv-W aa
,,,, othai .."?.. in tha *-?; ut. i-. uii.i beb-g ? aaaa. aa-aaw
aadaft aaeaaat a_adatha Daaaaerata thaeaaalvaa ahae
t.i the r.-'inty how liiMn.-.-i-.- has i?.,n ull tli.lr aaa '
talk aboat < *ivit isi-rv kea Befaraa, aad how bv paarlUeal i?
thi-ir attltada li< I angaaa ii"w. Tha Itc-imblii-au senntora
In ehooalDg a leader for tha party Ib this trylaa tuna
i'i,,-.- w.-iiv In tb- m :r. tion of Mr. Alllaoa H- kae*_!
tafei i|UaUUeaol Ivaderahlplnadmlraiileaad abuudaM
.I. _!. I-, ii.i. nu- au. li ii i ii". uii-'h i" .|.iiiniiaii>'.* aril
lirancbi-a aml detalhi of tbe UovenuMBl aad lotaarvaai
iu. no .Hiiu uon ... I OBgnaa in.s
Tbere nn ai^ns of eonalnf l-annonj i? ihe Ile
publlcaa party ?f Ohla n,e VtmtaamaM 0*?*mtramt
MiK?c?ts? way i.y whlah this deetra-la vi.i aaa i*
reaebed BalallhalBiidlng lha appoaltloa whlah th. ?'
tniipt ici.nl.- lu.-t wlatar u- regwlata lha aaymmt ttmae*
.it.,..-. ,t. timt papee ht Uaraa tiiat ? nhataaU.-.tiv tin* ne
pahlleBaa wara aadaad Baaa tha paaaaatt-aa lhal tba
lti-iior trailli* aUi.ulil Ue rufc'i.lut.-.l. BBd that th.. paaanBf
ttylaaofebaarvlag tha 9*wetnattoeNtaa ?f ti..* tirai
elaaa, bn\lnj; over two lii..*,.lir'l Ihoiihiin.l tiih:it.iti.nta,
wereauav-eptihlo of _BfaWfaaBaatM Th.? Invat way ia
ri aa-u theaa oiiji*cia, ta* OkaawmataaatahaaUA ia for the L*e>
Ulatiac lo aubuill to tbo ye-ple au ahroiiullou of tue uoa

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