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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15.
TilK NEB'S 7///> MORN1NO.
l :: iln.?Tin- death of Blebard _*acuar, th.
rim .r, was (int cl hv Ifiin ..is,:"-.--. - ?_ -. A
Mini iv u "1 i M. da lie. cn i is talked >>i in
t'-.i.-; the Chamber ol 1), puttee < otniuitt t haa rs
jecti'.I _L Waddington_ i.i I and mis :i.i..|.i,-.i m.
l'l (|itet'H inra-iir.', vtLi'li i.r. .viii - fort e baniah
neat nf numbera 'f dynaatic lamiliea. i
anneaue aaeato. thedk-athol 4rebbisbop McCabe
i\;ts pt '.lillie . = Two dabing amaeka )ia\<
l>. i-n I ^; ...I V i .unit',, u a,I their eiewa, mun tr.ns;
lourtc n ;.- i-iiiis. welt- -unawaed,
i ii\,,i;i>s.-In ibe Sena <? veaterdaya l>i!l xxiii
inti, duoed '<> prohibit the employment ..t cenrlcta
m p iso ia r.--ii i n tl ni liberty upou wiirk.-s or
property ol the United Btatea. Tba osoak] ra iou
Ol I..f i.mil bill v\ is c..nt niue.I, anil t h.- action ol
ti..- .-* .iute in ' onuniUee ol tba Whole, by whick
l.t. a wera plaeed "ii tha tree list, waa not ap
proved, s-: Tbe entire davaeeaionof tba Ht.u.
yceteffday was givrea np t" tin-?onaideration ?i t:i.
'lanfl bill. Tue until aehednls waa aouipletod,
and the aebedale of wood -ntl wooden want wa..
filtered iiikiu.
Oi.mk.viic ? iii.- Ohio liivi-rn.-- etea lily all day
y.'.s..iiiav ; it is behoved that al leas.low liv.--,
wan lue! la Claeinn ttl i ? I uesday. -____ . be Hg.
eeirerahip of the Beading Railroad wa-, dlaaolv-d.
_=_= Tho Butlal... Now-Tork an.l J'liil.il. Ipln.4
Batboad Coaapaay waa orgsniaed. -____- Qorernor
Boiler n.iiiniiaii <l N, A. Piyasptea u* Inaaranee
Caaaaah-t-Mi nnd Holau.i a. I aber aaWare__ol
tiffs alf I'liMjtn ; i|n> Latter w.t. (..utiru.-.l. ?
Thia faaaral wi tho lalo Marahall Jowell tonk plnea
at I inr lord. ?? Ina Civil Service Coaainiaalwi
viii iir.>l.:il.ly ba iipi.i.iiite.l to-day,
< nv am. st nt -itii.w.?Kx-(i'ivi"i-nor Henaa .ii. a
n ba niimiti's balure 8 o'clock yesterday aternlaa.
z-CoiiiuiiNs'oiier Vaaderpoel toatgaod aa Treaa
urer of IhaDoek Departaaaart. =____ Tbeexhibittoa
ot thc Faticii-ra' Cl lb waa oonttoaod. ?__ Fewer
Viilclitinca .vcr- M-nt thnn u_nal. *_= Z. Tl; Uro-,! lyn
luton-Allin, Las bm n parohaaed byTbomaa Kinaella
uml Wiiham Mister. -_=_ Arraaflaaaantaan milk?
ing t-i extend th.- iii-t height lim-.H ?t tin- New-York
Cintra. Railroad IO tin* Cnnailiaii Paetfle.
C"ld value ol the lcjf.tl-tfiider aiivcr (I..Hat (412 _
iriainsi, H.V.fi cents. .- Btoeha were dull and
lower, bm eloaad -tc...iv al partial leouiaiiee
1 Hli VVKATHKk.? I kiiiink local oiiaervaiioua indi?
cate ciouilv aad rainy weaiber, with sii^ln chang*.
lu ti'iii|?'riitui"-, followed i.y partly cloudy or fair
wcatiicr. Taaaparataia realer day i lligij_?i, 31-1
loweat. _.'5?; avrrai;.', L'7V.
Mr. Y?tii.?M..iH-rs letter of rcsi^uatioti uh
ttci-Miicr nf the Ilnck Dfejiartiiicnt i_ a Coaling
(i.iiiiiiiiiiic.tii.n. Iio ia tiicd of Bgkiafgood
Hie Inri,'** amounts nt nm.;cy which thc t in
XMMfjss uikIci him baraaaabec-ilod trom time in
towt; nd ha mutta ta fat oat Thia la natara!
enough, but thc publie will aaa bim go with pain
Bini relict. Thc Dark Dapartaaeat lanotre
a|juii?ililc to anybody app_**ootly, and it ia in
the iut?*icrst nf tin- city to h,i\.- a BUM aa treas?
urer there ulio tau lucet an aajargeocy with
ggak Of his OW_U It trill OOOOr tn evert ..nc (ex
ce|.t jeihapa tu tho |icr.vuis nn.ht. int.-nah il|
tliat it would Ix* jiu excellent ping tn chango thc
iiietii.i.i.. i.i tito Dcpaitnient ho that tba aaa
).!oyc3 could not lielp thein.-.elvcs BO lieely.
Btifli a course would mit only ..pare, thc poekata
of thc (.'niiiiiii.s.siuiicis, lint pci'liap_ si vi; them
a treasurer.
Oovornor Morgan'a _aa_a eknea m moon ba
tvliicb atrong coiiiuhju wnsc, keen bltaigl__l
luiKiuity and integrity may hg Kaid t<> h.ive
linnie tho mont of theiiisclves in the public BOO
ffct. Tiie (.nvemor waa not a profound r-tii
deut of politics, yet lie provcil one of our wost
popular uud succtauitul State Executives. Ile
Wile imi iu thc least an orator, hardly even a
tolerable spot-cii-maker, and yet he waa one of
the wo-l usei-J- J---' truat.d, uud most ?uuccj?u
fill l*ap*-M*_-_tat_~l-g New-York bas bad in the
1'niteil Staten Senate. Ile had never theorized
much, ko f.r as the public knew, on financial
question., but thara was a wide BOMB ol relief
uni universal approval, when Preaident Arthur
l appointed hun to the Berretaryahip ol' the
I ii ..mirv. It wan a sturdy, solid, business-like
caner throughout ; anil may well set otln r BU_
oaaafnl mei. ban ta to conatdaring whether they
mn do *.iot owe tho State something and night
nut ny lodiaeharge the debt.like Morgan, bj
lending n band, politicallj, whatever they seo
an opportunity.
Mr.Vanderbilt is carrying war ain.;-; thc
border, i h.- fast freight eornpaniea of the
New-York Central system will preaently be
tunning over thc Caondian Pacific. This
pi..mises to make lively tim.. for the Grand
liiiik Railway, i.i rel uni for thc lively linns
whicb, in pisl yeara, il bia canted other trunk
lutes, li t!i., arian cc neut iutlic.it ?_ only a
health!-! competition, the pnblic will welcome
ii, ..it m.: otherwise. Wc have had eunuch
of sciisf cs, wara in rat*-, wit i reckleaa cut?
ting followed by a coniiunniisc inoif or I.s.
?table?generally less, The remit of sn h
folly bas ;i.ways been that nobody Brained .my
permanent advantage. The pnblic baa bad no
-ne rares to depend <>u, and thc railroada
bave had greatly din blahed pr..lits to div de.
Some nf the French Deputies seem re?
solved to bring diaaolution upon the cham?
ber. As tn Hie cointuniniso measures pro
posed by the Senate, they will have none
..f ihein. (?n thc contrary, thc Com mil?
lee has now taken np M. Fluqnet'a hi!'
which ord ara thc expulsion rrom Francs ol all
no ni ber:s nf foi'Iiht dynastic families. Thia ia
worse and more ol it than M. Fabio's measure
which the Lower Chamber adopted and the
Senate rejected, Thal deprived thc Princea
ol tlc ir rank ami gave Ilia Preaident of tho
Republic the discretionary power to exile tl.em.
Thia iiaiiir-hes (hem outright II the Chamber
now passes this lull, lt IB difficult In sec what
olaa M. Gravy can do than appeal lo the
cur try for am.re lea-mabie aol of Deputies.
The result wonld determine probably whether
iln* Lower Chamber waa to mle Fiance wil li
a President nnd a Benate, or with, ut them.
Perhapa tbe sooner thal is nettled definitely tbe
bette! it will bc for the Republic
There is no way yet ol telling positively about
the looa <?t life canaed by Um finoda in the < Ihio
Valley ; 1 ut there is reason to h..pc that it will
no. be so great aa bas been feared. /The victims,
pru''ably, will be more numerous aftei the nv utera
subside and fevei- have had a chance to bret '1
in the district tbal bas been sub ucl _> tl.
.Meanwhile, the deluge movea doa ii the dhi'i,
swelling a- it goes, to join tho Itiiaaiaaippi.
The i.e..plc li\ ing m ar the bank-, of that unruly
at ream alton .1 heed the warning and be pro
pared ior thc w.usi. Theanthoritieaol Arkan?
san, Mississippi and Loui-iana alionld eaperiullj
sk io ii that the more ignoranl inhabitants of
places likely t.. be Bonded are informed ?>t the
delnge tbal i)ii< atena tin m. 'I here i- still time
to gel ilu tn and the mo-i of their woi Idly gol tiri
..ut of the way of dangar. Gi eat damage ia
likely to be canaed on all the lowlands, and
then the cry for help of laat season will bi ie
i. I'ctl. It will be responded to much more
willingly and promptly if the afflicted States,
cities, towns and \ illa.-est can au] that they
nave .lone ail In their p> aror to make the lo u i
ii> small as possible.
??
Another pro..!, if any be needed, of iln- ?? .n
tiniic.l proaperity of the country will be found
iu tho ref-ort of Mr. Hepburn, Buperint-*n*>
dent nf the Banking Dopnrtoient, especially
u bera be deaci i in-s i be cnn.iii ion ol the **-.i\ iii.r
15,ink's. Tiieraaonrceaof tbeaeinatitutiona in
the but year have increased uearlj $ 10,000,000,
This is iii.t.-ti'y linnie up ni tiie saviuj - "I
the working classes, for tbe aecnritiea of the
banka .li"! nol grow much mora valuable In
1882 than they were in 1881. Bo large an in*
<i.?:.-.- iu their i.iink account indicates a propor?
tionate in icase in contentment among a mill?
ion ol laboring men and a heavy fall in the
capital (?t..ck of Ibe --..ci.iii-tic agitators. I he
Legislature should heed Mr. Hepburn'asug?
gestions abonl throwing greater safeguard!
around the management of tbeae institutions.
Nothing in the last decade baa dona more to
footer a I. aling of hatred tor capitaliata among
the laboring .lasses than the way in which
they have often been swindled out of thc earn
iiiL's which they have laid aside The Dem
tn ral - have always felt a ino-I ut), iii..nate re?
gard for the vole-of workingmen. Let them
show a proportionate regard now i..i the secur?
ity of then hardly won savinga.
SIYESS AST) BASBOSS
In due time, it seems, sundry members rf
Congreaa intend to shoe tbat they, ai least,
have not leal ned anything, and ate quite in
difteroni to pnblic opinion. Another Uiver and
Harbor bill has been prepared and repotted,
and an attempt i> to I..-made t< paae ii. Al?
though tin amount is mit large, in eompariaoa
with the. gigantie sum log-rolled oul of tbe
I i_aaury laat year, it would have been oonsid
end indee -utly large a very few yeara ago.
According to report, u greal many ahameloaa
liauils have Im-.-h <>initted, but Borne others
are earatuUy inserted, although ol tbe
money appropriated laetyOM a much I irgeraum
will remain unexpended next Jul] than Con
great would have dared to apply to thia purpoae
a few yean ainee. With tbe unexpended bal?
ance, and the BUBO that it is nott ptopoaed Ul
appropriate, thc provision for tho coming lineal
year will be tptile as uni. asniiablc its that which
was made in -pile of the Preaident - veto and
the public eenaura bart year.
Bereafter, if a serious effort should ba mada
tn jiass i inn hill, its details will leeeive atten?
tion. Meanwhile it mighi be well fur mem tn ra
of both parties to remember thal then records
on tbia matter will be cleanly Berutinised by a
much-disgusted public, if the Republican
party marka ii" outgoing bv the paaaage of
anotheradeh bill as was passed laal year, that
Step U ill not help the party in a future < l> .lion. "
Nor ena the Demoerata expect to sin,nie ofl all
reaponaibillty because they ara m.t now in
p. wer. If they vute lor the bill, et by their
absence or lileaeeaid Ita paaaage^ i fallabare
..i reapooubility will aaauradlj be laid at their
doors. Repoblicana will nevei ventura to ps -
another objectionabla meaaura of thia kind, il
the Democrats show a disposition to c-e-i thc
credit of defeating it. Wheo Demoerata retuse
lo pay a proprc reapect to public opinion by iu
atatiag upon n careful acrutlnj of thoseap
propriatii ns and aa excluaioa ol all job-, they
do their full shara toward paaainga corrupt
measure, Wt doubt ii it will pay tot the mem
bora of either pany tn tnat public opinion
with contempt again, as BO many did last year.
The bm who have already dm,' political
1,'iiives, into which they will step un ti,,, lib ol
March, may think that they can all.nd tn do
anything, but even for them there will ci.me a
time when it will aoiaoom profitable to hava
treated the people with contempt.
Mcinbera encourage themselves with the
thought that the average voter does not know
I*, hat is (lone nt Washington, and will never
take the trouble to Hud out. lint tbe voter
seemed to Lave clear idea, of hie. own last full.
In reality, members t_ea_M_T< I are more
blind than their constituents, They liston to
the clamor of interested individuals who gather
at the Capitol, and imagine (hat they are haw?
ing publie opinion, They breathe the tainted
air of the Federal city, thick with ali Borteof
jobbery, and fancy that purity exists nowhere.
Hut there are plain, conscientious and intelli?
gent constituents in every district, who have
b.en learning how legialatl**c power is need to
lill pnv.ite pockets and to prop np private am?
bitions, and who have made up tb. ir minds to
break thc political necks of members who arc
btise to their trust, nc matter of what patty
l hev in iv bc.
These voters, in the opinion of some Con?
greaamen, ai.* too scrupulous, too nice, and
have no business tn be netting up an exalted
.standard of \iiliie. Unlit happen-- that the
people govern in this country. If thej see
lit to nisis that monev sh,ill do longer be
voled away for ibo benefit of lobbers, under s
.ilise pretence of promoting needful public
wot ks, tip npinion ..I the people will nile in
tbe end, and not the opinion of Congreaamen.
It is ai.-o fashionable in some Congi*cai>iooal
and lobby circles at VVuabington to aay thai
the newspapers are responsible for all tbe op?
position to improper appropriations, "lt thc
newspapers would only keep atilt'"-?but the
newspapers will not. They arc trusted by thc
people to keep tin in duly Informed about Con
_". tiona! performaneee. Ti.e newapaperadn
not propose to betray their trust,merely bo
cinse Congreaamen want a chance to betray
thens without detection, lr this new River
and Mather bill will bear the broad daylight,
very wa 1. Il not. ii will be lound inconven?
ient t<> tiiosfc who frame or support n.
THE OKI SIS', uk PABLIAMENT.
Ihe session of the British Parliamenl which
will op. n to-day ia lo bc devoted Io the alie.irs
ol domestic legialation. Three li sh sea-ions
have been li.ld s ncc the general elections, and
the Liberals h.ac imt redeemed their pledges
to their cciistiiuciicic-. 'I he time has mut
come wheu thc Intercuts and needa of tbe re?
mainder o! tbo United Kingdom are to ba con?
sidered, 'ihe tirst hall' nf the constitutional
i.tin of tbe Liberal Commons haa expired ami
ihe domestic legislation promised in the elec?
tion addresses bas barely been begun, 'l'he
rules ol procedure wore revised because tbe
work lor which tbe Government waa held re
aponsible i.y the eonstitnenciea could not be
done uiulcr the ..I.l ay stem. With the i.-_
niles enacted, with Ireland gradually Bottling
IntO a Btate of tTauquil'ity, and with thc tin cads
of the tangled skein ..i Egyptian diplomacy in
I.oni DufteriO- lum h.iud. no excuee can DOW
be ottered for legislative inaction. Already the
teener,il electliina nra lowpiug nj. in ti."
lance. N<>' more than twoaeaaiona remain i.u
net.nil Work, tor th-- I.llier;t!s >\ (un iii oppOfti
ii.iu berated Loni Reaconafleld lor nut npit-cnl
mg to tbe country a year bel-.ie he did. The?
mas! now prepare in Ibeu turu to meet the
practical requirements of their constituencies
liy adjusting outstanding cluims upon their
political consistency ai 1 ii.-.r legislativi
pacify. A laborious and fruitful aesaion i*
'"IC to be l.ill iv Ul l.eele.l.
1 ni. I'liiiifKc's special .iii.', dispatches '
contained an outline of the work of tin ??
The first measure to be introduced will lu* Sii
Henry James's Corrupt Practicea MU. This is
.1 stringent measure bu dealing i ith ti,.- al
of electioneering, for curtailing thee]
candidates, an.l lor punishing tims.- guilt) ..!
venality and corruption. . framed
it prohibited thehiriugol cabs toror-ve* vot
ers to the polia, n tricted Mic nu miter ol ?
p.ii.I Lu canvassing to I wo al each station foi
each candidate, forbade thc nse ..I eommittei -
I...tm- in pu bl ic-houses -uni ' "I re?
freshments nu credit, even to t"'. . l- ? ?? ?
acted penalties i..r ?? treating" and limilar
|,ia.in is, end establialteu a tarift of maximum
expenditures to be incurred in a
.inly the pim i-it.iis ut tin- bill lia ve heen rend?
ered less ri ?!. < -ie. , uh in regard to the em?
ployment ..I canvassing a. i.t- aul pennltna
incurred through inadvertenee j but the i i i
ure undoubtedly retains its emwnti-il features
ami ia designed to purify tbe present sj item <>i
.l.t linns, amt by materially reducing tbe ex
lieusea of candidates t<> enable meu with i.i
erato, or even small iucomaa, to outei Parlia?
ment, lt is a measure which interest* evcrj
meiiibii of the Commons, and it will beni
baustively discussed. I be Government will !.<?
fortunata il it can secure Its passage before
May. The seeond *.' l #?;< I meaeurc in the Libel.tl
programme relates i" the unification of tba gov
'? i ii m. nt ..I I. union, a cit*! whi.it of lt se ll com?
es .a nat nm ai large aa Scotland, TboOov
ernmenl bill will probably be based upon adrift
measure originally drawn by Mr. Firth, with
whom tbe linnie Secreter] has recently beeu
conferring, lt will virtually create a now
municipality which will absorb the rights ol
the an. ient Corporation and the powera ol the
Metropolitan Board ol Works. To theae greal
projects of reform are added two minor mea*
area the Bankruptcj Act anita bill enabling
members of Parliameat tu affirm to place ol
making ..nth.
Apparently the mool harassing measure* will
ba deferred to another aenaion. Theae are tbs
County (loveliil-eiil tiiui I'laliihi-i' bill-, and a
mcasiirei.ii thei-diairibntion nf seata. Out
London correspondent haa telegraphed thal Mr,
Chamberlain, who in Justly regarded aa tbe
shrewdest, political organizer in inc Cabinet, i
anxioua to secure the adhesion of tba farmers
to th. Liberal partv before touching those i-rit
i. al .pie linns, un.I accordingly baa deviaed an
ingeniona substitute for them in the form of
tenant compensation. This agricultural class
ii ih.-om- which the Liberate have uniformly
overlooked in their schemes of reform, Uie
ground Game bill paaaod during tbe abort ? ???
sj..ti ..I' l -ssii being an exceptional cib.it to con?
ciliate it. A second and more comprehensive
measure w..ubi have au excellent effect iu a
political sense, and certainly there is m. class
in thc Unite. Kingdom which stands! ii, greater
need nf positive legislation than tbii. lt is
\i ..bilbie, therefore, that thc equalization nf
borough and county franchise will nol be at?
tempted at Um preaenl sesaioo. li can prop
?riv be reserved for another year, and then be
supplemented by a redistribution ol seats, A
lissolntion < nght naturally to follow bo ri lieal
i nu .i.iii.: of reform.
CO-OPEBATINQ '111 ll Kl TL! !(.
i iovernoi Butler's merit i tu ;i reformer nave
it last obtained recognition. Ever since be ae
siiined oince ibo larger part ol Maetacbaaetta
ms h.uk. .1 upon ali his reform pretoaaiea ? aa
ni .mt humbug, and baa refused to eonaidei
mu it- at all sincere m hon. nt in any ol them.
Him ha- teen j. siutice nt ;;re,u annoyance to
be Governor. He cannot aecompHafa any re?
form to apeak of without the eo-operattou of
the Legialatare, ami tho Legialaturi pental"
_mtly diaappro**ea of evorytking which i.e ro
wnmenda, nol because of tte goodneea o* bad?
ness, but beea nae bc roeommonda it. A reform
joveruor tlniH hituated in not to be envied. To
make mutter*. .vorr.c, the State pre-n of nil par?
ti. \ with a few Insignificant exceptions, Hide*
with the Legihlttturo uud. opposes tho (joveruor
on general principles aa ft persistent nnd ron- |
aistent humbug. To give an example: The
iiiivernor univ fit a (short time ago to order the
su.nniary removal ol Warden Earle of the State
Prison. Th? ne wu pa pera suy he did ho on ft lot
of trumped-up chaises, which, even if true,
were no jii-titicatioti for such arbitrary action.
Eminent Democrat-* defend the Warden, and
BBJ that the Governor's conduct in (emoting
bim without giving bim opportunity for de?
fence waa onjuatifiable. A legislative Inquiry
has been ordered, lind the general desire and
intention is tn make matters as wann for tho
Governor a- possible,
la thia trying emergency be wm ireutly In
need Of sympathy, and it baa been offered bini
in a manner eminently satisfactory to Massa?
chusetts if not to him. On Saturday last the
convicts in the Btate Priaon circulated thia in?
teresting document nm ng themselves:
Tot i "iv. Wake no more aolaea ta tba prlaoa nader
liny ri.iisiil. i.ui.iii. I lu-i.i.M-r. is going lu appoint a
K'.utl Illili: ns Waul. li. HUH WI sliuiill all rn Uftl-WU 'rilli
linn, i rn iv u ni .in nil in li it power to pa Iii I aa aa brut. -,
and if wa keep rh making oolam lt alli be playing tats
lu- hamil.
There is recognition! Tbe convicts look
upon him as a true reformer. "Thc Governor
is going lo appoint u k<?o.| man as Warien.
WC should ill co-operate arith him." Thc Butler
reform boom is under way al laat. All the
prisons throughout the land may take up the
orj ..I ? co-onaiaiing with bini," uml Butler will
stand before the country anthe iuobi remark?
ably b.liked c.inili la;.- wbo eve] ran for office.
Ile baa the miss of reapectable people, the
pu sand the Legislature aguiual bim, bul ttie
ennvicta ate on his Bide. They understand
i.nu :ind will * co-operate with hun." Tuen is
nothing impracticable <r tin ?oreti. ? about tneir
allcgianc.. The Governor has a profound con?
tempt for ** high-toned reformers " of the the?
oretical ..riler, ai mit knowing what i h? > want.
The convicts know what they want. Theyare
alter a "good man as Warden." Perhaps the
Governor will abo** his gratitude for their faith
in him by alb m ing t h<t;i to choose t he Wanlen
theniselvea. Tbat would be * co-operating."
We congratulate the Governor on bia new
iii.iuls. Their allegiance marka the opening
ol ;i distinct r.-t..rm epoch.
KUI.K" ll) PBOOBI SS.
Thc eeneua of the railroads of the United
States :'ix is.m.- a clearer and mora accurate idea
than it has ever beeu possible to obtain before
..I [he progress <>t the rs I road system in this j
country, After the mi Drably inaccurate and
iliad..I i.ii ? .oin:.il,itu.us winch have been pub?
lished, year .-.lier year, it la asatisfactioo to
hat e one repoi t preoan <! by ^competent railroad
< \: > lt, abo has b.-eti cl.il ned with ant Inuity to
niaUc the inquiry thorough and reliable, l-'or
thu Ural tun. in the history ol tbe country, we
have a definite idea <?i the number of milea ol
railroad in operation, via., --T.-'l milea, Jnuc
JO, 1 **-". I lu- current report* bithei to tis.-ii as
the be-i attainable have maile ihe mileage
bool 1,000 larger br thal dato. Of railroad
j ", > ian.!. '. I tr th it a lin,iiiii,il report
had been prepared for or prior t<> June UO, there
?.ur.- -' .7-1 ni le*. The aggregate rap ital in?
ti ? t. .?.. - - ?. i ? . ? ? ? ? per
milo; iind hen- .t-'.ii ii .in tent report* have been
erroneon*. Ol th.-wlnur. >?.>.] ;;.>..>?.,j.; | wea
ia "!?? 102 in ia.'i.l.. nud ii' bal
? in ii...lim.' debt. A tenth of all
the properti in the country i- thus eulin
the work of railroad ti a usp..it itioo,
",i- pr ipi ? ? i ?*. is e.
? 1 l ..1 foi ix 11-. ii an, worn in, uud child in
ihe. "nuii.. . rated.
Income [rom all anu ree* u. nt -ml higher, how?
ever; il ame h.;. .1 '? i per nub'. It is
diiheult to re*i*l the impression th.taomedu
pl canon inisi .1 '? i.t.- n:e\ u iln', have occurred
a s|,,te ,,i tin , ire iind eminent ability <?:'
the compiler. I of ti_n*poitatioi
? pei mile operated, and the uei transpor?
tation eau I per mile, i
Income w pi ofl t, alto payment ul Hied
. ,i.ll .1"., X-. .:- - i 1 '', ; I ;. v-7.
limit-'a ibi? amount paid i
- . '. ? '. ? '? . i
l.t in >.i liel il ii ;nii ii. i
: l.T'.'T. .md the sm pl uh i. p..ii, ll i
all. la bi u .-. Other CO li?
ltlilies ti |.iii;,-'! debi mn . i I,
170.
Tbe dividend"! declared, ^7" .."?t),II4'2, w ere
<>n!'. ,il.,mi J1 j i-< i .'.nt mi the value ul
tal atock. Su the fixed charges, though tnej
include rentals ami nthei item- as well aa intel
et on bond*, amonnt toonly tjtlr.7,00t),000, A
moro important statement is tbecalcalatiooof
mi pinlit ii|?>ti .ill ..ipi,.>1 stuck, which ann.mils
to '..:.. per ceni, though ..".il compaiiie* reporl
leas than ft per cent; _1 report clear protkt* ol
_'(' nor cen! and ut M ml, 17 ot I i t.. 20 p**r
.?cut, and 71 from H? to I", pei cent, ["he
prisca in thia greal lottery are few, and the
1.1.ml.s tri I nany.
si
TBE " 1 REI DO il OP rtORSRIP" ul.
lu l*s**tl (Sovernor Corne.I vetoed a bill in?
tended, according to ita title, "to secure lo in*
mali sui nisi pnHnn-i for the care ul thc poor
Heed.on ol u oi sh.p.-' I.Veiyhody III I h li**
country believes in freedom <.t worahip for
even body. Il is one nf the totllldal Inn - slntle
ni our republican governmental system; as
generally ineistod upon as freedom ol aiiercb.
lim, uh the veto meaaage pm its on', charitable
[natitutions most ol Dtceaaitj hemanuged arith
regard to economical lupporl and proper dia
cipliiie, and do providion for religious worahip
hh.mid bo maile that ia calculated to be aubver
?iee of tbeae ends. Believing tbal ihe i.n,
while it- elm mighi ba eorreel in theory,
would lu. uni.raiii.iii.b in operation, (hui ii-*
pa uige would load to confuaiou, conflict of
authority ami ol teaching, .uni thut the inmates
ni these institution* M ahould not be subject i"
the mali ie , of sectai ian walot*,*1 tbe Governor
withheld ins approval.
Subatantially the Minc bill ia now being
urged in tin* I.ev-slaiute, and bas already
paaaed tbe Senate. lt is .i.!l understood ii,ii
it is particularly aimed nt the House of Refnge
on Raudull- Island. Tbal Institution is mm
lectarian. lt contains a chapel which isopeu
tu all denominationa without restriction, I He
sick and all other lo mateo are attended by
such clergymen aa they <l. ire, and the lull ex
lii'i-c of religious prafeesioa and worship is
allowed to all. Tbe board <>i managers com?
prises, repreaentatives of tbe difteroni religions
denominations, including ih.* Koman Catholic,
and they an- ii unit in 0| posing the lull, lu fhr*
bini winch they have prepared aettiog forth
theil views, they argue tbal tba entire control
and direction ni tbe institution aad ol the in
?traction of the Inmates "should rea. with thc
Biaaagera, where the solo responsibility has
beeu vested by tha Btate," and thatu the dla
-ci pl inc of thc 11 on-n of Refuge n ipi ii e., thal
u the religioua serries sbould be uniform and
?* without sectarian leaching.'1
No attempt waa made lu 1881 to peas the bill
nvci the Governor, veto. No successful at?
tempt luis ever been made since tn meei llii
points which lin made in bis veto meaaage,
1 -ibi* the majority ni bis vetoea, ii eomimiglod
lt-elf to nuii ol' sense. The bill is uiinecussury.
I'hiic luis been no complaint, from uny Inmate
i.f anv ot theinetitutiona luoueetlon tIno lie
waa aufletiuj; fiom u vvuut ot ril.ifloua in.tiuc- !
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lion of thc \ ariely tbat is must agreeable tc
dim. Better let well enough alone. To pasy
he bill would uot put more religiou into tb.
House of Uefuge, although very likely il
arnold iutroduco consideiahly more sect-ii-an
sm.
A NEW-JESSEY CRANK.
Kew-Jamey has become uproariously prominent
if late. Theta waa a ghaal at Paterson tha ethel
lay, iind the people turned out with Shot gena and
eutohforks <> woIoosm him, her, ..r it. Now Pater.
ion conies to tin* trout auuin ns th'* finnie of a mighty
iieilicine niii'i. (nett leieatieta are sometime* inod
* ., and the Bar. hr. David Bobinaou uetlmaana ha
n val liable SBWleea at only $..,000. Let us sen
ivhit he aa s don.'. lb* lian" broken np thc tttftoVM
>f diphtheria by Bbowiag t consist* of a few
unices "f foreign mar or iti the blood, which
?an only escape through the pi.rc-i." Thii
? rvice is appraised at 81,500, although wo
I'.n't kn,nv why rimply "showing1* this sbonld
ai.i. tbadtaraaej mir luive wo uotici'd any marked
ailing off in tho eases <>i diphtheria, But the rev
trend phvaieiaa'aother statements mo still mara re?
nal kable. Hellas " lowered t lie .tenth rate of the
?itv to tba extent <>f *i.is iiv-'s iii t wo yean by moana
>i i in -iiini-.. let;, ra, Borda and trot -." Now wa take
is! un! li rc an 1 deny tiii-.. Wt maintain that circu
ara and traeta an eminently e ilenlated f<> Ineream
he death rate, We must consider the claim bi
12,000 f..r " i uvulars and I mel i" sxorbitant,
N f c ni we tunk witb favor neon lim third claim.
i ms ia im -.fi,..no ii,i- "ebowing thal one hundred
laaea of amallpoi can be expel r.i bom the blood
n two or three noora by t a vigorona aetion ..f the
loree produced by hoi ten." yow, why doea be
h.ii tbe number to o:.<> hundredf Why cannot
ea thousand bs expelled it tbe tea bolds
ntl lint are warn the citizens <.f Patenoa
. dual tin's deceptive remedy. Tea eontalni
anuin. ll is eatimated that <>i.i lea drinken
mi" consumed aa arneb tannin as there la
u a pair ol' full-grown boom. Ii Dr, Rob
i.M..n's patieuta to ina number of eoe
inndr d every two or thi" boura iak.' to lb."li?
nn ilu mst l.e-i .Mia tea and keepit no, thara*
ult will havci ;i peculiar intereat for the leather
rifle, ti h..: for i ba ii -ii U of i he tanned, r. ? deg
Iii* would cause a tre endouarunon tbe teaaaai*
et, ulii.il even the recent introduction of "cock
:icht..i" eouhl not apply, Wben Dr. Bobiuaon
Iks ol tarting "a atoek company for the pr Me?
ldon ol f"r v rli rn mi i lives ? year,'' h.- i< run
iing in direct opposition b> Molthua, aad
h'iwa him .ii m.'.ln ..? .-'hicil. [hit wiiy not
ive one bnndrod thou an.If No, are cannot
pprove of I?r. iii.liin- h.'< Iraeti ..r bot tea,
lui we can give hun ..ie bil i I adi ? e, \\> "i.s rt.
hal be bas mm i to na i ii is. We adrian
mua pl i ? er and apply it neatly
ud closely te,a i bit m. it h.
PE RHO SAL.
I . - -. -,mom ii ?." i laded ..;? Eur ip
ii., .rn tbe Cunard steamship Galba. .\ larje mun
???r i,i personal friends a ililied bi u to the
' Prof. ; I
1 ? la w hicll I'i :': ? qi] :i ly
:ii'.w'.l ii ' triumphant!] around mi with
i. .| .t 'i rn : " li w i mo ikeys ?
'l i' ? . ' I.n spca : .
.
\\ ? huve sal on ( I ire worn
" ' . Iv .'. bo i ? now
. which
i ins asetll r c.itlv \t r i 0
...ttl lowei
: : lii.il. y
I. Mr.
.: " i ii ar '-i!.
ea ta tc
mc."
M. Duelers, lately Preuiierof Prance, ia an ea
? ii fun. snd Ut wer culture, lbs r. -?*
tn lmi M lllai I 111 ii OBm ul th*, utttnl Mfbmmttho
i.<?. iu linn.., lil.i, Lmt lur thi-bobbi bs wonld
i bare become i coutfrmect miMutbrope,
b**n worried nilli budneaaof -l.t.* a. .ur- tt baa
?_? i h . ba t t" gu foi i a len, >>r
pt. after wi
i ?pir n. '.\ uii be u is ..
r n.a aa >r_en In i?
ai. uni "u thu r... i ? wa, nail wm
'?ll tticlo al to WIU I
I tv.
r ?l u ji.ii anton .
?si. il St uml..i,, \ a., : ,
lt it ts, t\ i ?: :: t lha . .:
tu i. I
. il I les:
?tit till tl ? - itlllU'lltl ? ii - i' ttl les .i icilni : .
i ii c tn ;.. . ra .ia In part ns '?
i h.ii :..-:>!:,. c.i i i . hitherto baa
eeerveil na iu pears ire i? - : ? nr prosperity
iii not. I triisi. tr ::: ,i,i,t its j.r.,lr, lug banu.
bibi aa ou wai pal temi ? nerita
n .? ..i ;ts tn*ora i ?. 11 d sm I thal m.
. cv,-.. file.. \?i!l reen ll i "ii mi nt rea t to the
pi iv it" li fe, I ? ; -.".sc of my
, i. d will iii w:ivs: discern and eau ne var be
choose ii in .li u ...cr Iw administer tbe
y n , tun.ci.t ..III' a. Iff tl
is I.,-, n tn, good lorin iel ? ? .? iii ? ni mt
V 1 unil inn.I ll ? .;,,'. I ."i '.s ', > li.t'-c met tile
:.. ii ,,ii ut mv ? ountrj man, n v w .kw.
ited iiini l s>IihII bavo found tbeoulj re?
it,t i c.i had n *, ?
liovoruor Puttlaon. ol Penoaylvanla, ia oetenta
uu 'in a ... bia ? ?. and ol the
.un'., in linell (iiii.. lie will nol petri
..t til ic .. but .lt.. . tin. ? ,rU hi .?! .it tUe cu.
hi iiu\ .-....'t.. a ? ?-? in.i i i ti. paulie re
ption-room io the State Monee. - ile raoui-ea,"
vm .hi {'hilt '-, ? ii if. u no aervant tu keep bia
nk tidy tu" bin room in order. V\ bi i h ? arrival al
. | "i.i* ',. o'eloek, be puta
ait.il ami hill awaj ll,ni-cll .'imi ll, ii i;ett? lim
st bruen, looks aroaad foi duet aod uraabaa it
av. Beiugai rong armad tie doea uot tire al atrov
i heavy tunda <>i booka or abiftios t:,.. taraltare
tna room. Hurry ian out of bia uttiee at '2 o'eloek
tba waf to dinner, he le reminded bj i lerk Wolli
?:,,? Keveread Private Re nt.rv that bit ooal
:.nucii inward, makhui i buupon ala
bs,or inc n.ittoii! ? i>i ? of biatrouaerabaa
nc',i un above bilbo t heel ' What il it in i'
?wen tbe Uovei nut a ' i#bit thankful for the tn
III.Itli"II, :lll I ll,I ll l'l": Oil I ltllUIII Hil IHlIll J Ills
tumut**, lie ru tu rm ttl i o'eloek, Maya : ill ?".
.ni imi ulteu ti.. iin lot la li i ii i.- -1 **
v.nii i as.aiv, in (Jordon, or botb. to aaeerlain
w in iu'. vein the Mena te irom gi. ina Ute Admin
i ai lou :i knock iii au io i be iuoi uiug?1
,\ lull ill ' Lite li irgl . ? ? 1,1, c ,
, ".-"in ni Iii.' tv of Ufa h l-l ill.I" he ..rec int
t follow um touchi ig .I.- ii .? iou: " I,. _
.n.i i.i ii ie, M | di ar i ? ... you b ax your
ie;\ ?three yearn ao lightly t it l iuvite your at?
ii.i.n i a uaw vol a -vi.h as mueb ns
ance of \ our i i crowed ...i I
. >l, r. d over i-:\ Br uk, i Infai i on
ir knee, f.-i \.. i ? -'.ii. i. na qniek and aa
rm aa it waa thou, and your memory goea
th un Tn i u; ceiiti .,". to them i ;i .<l tba leone.
iiini. .a,' a oeuturj ... \'. ir ? rea have
ni Warmington, and ?. ??ur tena "iou i memory eau
ll ililli tli- "ir line ot lu- in (Jostle form.
,- iii, limn thai i ventured to tend forth a
nme to the world I n. ii on thu dedication peg ?
? uiiiti.' ..I m. tnt ter. ii- ii >s i. <? i .! ii tn my
i,. \ na .till lunei ? I id, an . lo ?.? ni ii ."i
.-, i. Loug in i> ii - " ne ai ur.ti '? whicb aire
??:m ie \mir dillly I to cheer
, mn t ti .s w -.. I ?
mg xx nh mu. I h.*:. have i life imper t eof ly
,. ii i re uol - cn t\ igi icba tu lt wears when the
ni i ,.i line heat au long t b len.is its genial
mitu tu the -lill liiqu'rl.tg n.i ml.
k "vere iti ill v aud .ii 'ctionately you son."
ti KS i BAL Soil ? .
rwo alston by thc name of Ely, anea *i\.i.>ii
l ti nt rt 11 h. bleated .. Klulag claim In tbe Coaio .iisin.
ut ala -ct aral moutba u^.., aud have obrl itened ll tim
..li.m.- uini i.i.ut..iii. Tbny a." ilnklaga ihmtlby
ir nun labor,ami, wita thehappj euutldenoeottbetf
, iv press ImpllOlt liilln In tilt'ii ciilci'|.i a...
\n ? |Uib.line nt \ ,in<liili-.ni is mid to bc [tinv?
ille hum luci' III un.I alni,lt Hie Nail.mal l iilllul tills
lier. 'i h.. ci.iussjii itataa af w aahhigt**n is repeeteg le
munn it ilr (ne: K.._tcr With,nu- int-. Inst ii Illl lc in . ,
inn- in.in ii t. tn.un in lim itelainkaa gteaj ah Iva
lera al let righi band.
L'iio pirates ot' Pen-anea would not now be
1 tolorotcd for a moment In Unit la tv ahUtmgl innis,, .,?-,.
port. F.?r tho tentii time in msaaaaiea them we aa
j prisonori to be tried ur tito resat H..... uh ft ?.?; ,.:..
The Raaaviar. Anding his escape thia gaea st
reason for continuing hts visits t.. mntanee aud kan s.in?
gested thut tho sessloii bo ___________
.'he dinaHtroua failure of Hie UmhWMA liiver
peach crop laat summer U not likely. In the opinion ol
peach growers, to tie repeated thc coming seiwoii. An
examination of tho buds shows that they uro lu excellent
ct.ndltt.in, aud If one-third of tho sound onoa com.-1-.
muturity, the crop -will ne enormous Thin satisfactory
j....si?cf |? l.irircl.v .Inc t,i the fu.-t tlmt the orchaid* havw
bean aaaejp blanketed in hm* ?u Winter.
At the close of a recent revival meeting in
Custer, Mich.. ..ne of the brethren complained to hil
[Histor, the Kev. Andrew Faulkner, that lu calling upon
various me in i.e rs nf the churoh to lead lu prayer he had
mail., un luvl.l ions discrimination against the plaintiff**
wife, mid tleclHi-c.l that unh ?nshe were invited to lead oil
at the next meeting he would avenge tbe slight. Mr.
l-'iiiilluicr. lt ami. ar-., m net thc nmti to ho browliesten.
lim- i.s I,,- ileiici.-iit in the mutily arr of self detaaeai mel
m. tv li.ii the jun (sin.-tier made thc thrta.eUard aeMUlt, lt
wa.", uot thc pastor who blt tbe dust.
'I'll*, curious suit brtuigfit by Lorenzo L.
Niu'iiiiiiiriii.-, wi.D- otmtam tn kata beeoltboledta tho
book, "Gaps ''...I Kulki.," ts about to tie tried before a
(iii'i. Til.- ptalatbTa declaration, which wan tiled at
riyinonth, .Mus-., nu Monday, alleges that c. rta ut Terms
uml expeaoelona wats med " with inteut t<? vilify piaintifl
arni Liing hitu lui., hatred, contempt ami rhli.-ul.-, nml
s. i.n.liili/e him, nnd cause lt la BO believed that hSSHfl
aad -iiid aertalu tldiculous, scandalous an 1 omitemptlble
iiiiin.-,in n cciti.in i.onii, thc title < wfelea. wae * cnaa
('.'i i-'niks. ? Thal wben the names ? Loman/ * Leea
ard,' ? Rea,' ' Beany.' 'The Nightingale' occur, plaiunfl
waa Intend) <l. Md U.-rcl ey bau been great!} scandalized,
Killen aro ii very good thine jr* .wTally, bul
sometimes a Uttla humanity H vasily bett.?!?. Tile In?
ti nt st on ii p.M.r naman*! ekthl in Loa_aa a few Saga agc
illustrates tins. Tbewoaaaa aaebeoMleeeaadflertw.
weeta aad beea aieeptaa with her chili ea issr Mam
illnl III nllf.v-t.nys. Bal at. li.-t, until In,' thut thc child
waa ni, she aaytfi >i f?r a_a_____a ta tba --t. < __a_ _*?***?
beaaa Tba aaaSeat i_imi.lea at taal in_.rituti.in curtly
told he- that .lt" m mi -..nw u nnfe tyum the bones p acre
slic had tie, u limping the night before. Thc poor
wooton oapielaealhow IM-Ma eSaad, but was sent ..ti tc
gel a reference fron e lodging whee tm bad beea)
fortnlibl before, .sib,- could Uml no one there, and .uni.
back i? the workhouse ojmln milt, however, tn >.?- agata
repulsed until the mUevtnc officer bad * made laaalHea.'
i'i- story tnrned net to be perfectly true, and (he wm
nitiiiiiit-iy admitted, (est in time for the child to dla ia
th..- htiiib*' - fii.iii cold ami expoaun."
POLITICAL SKITS.
Tho annal tate of introducing bills tbtfcW
<!i-1 -Beaaban t.? aeeapt r lUreed passe* is bahaarrspaassd
in -.-v. rai Leglelataree thia winter, rii.- ? ?___a is aaa>
eeaOy baproeei ht thc m. tubers, who have a kflastean
lim- v..tin-; tb it Uley will not accept what thvy have In
their peefceta tben. lad I?Meal fotetarn gretel wirha
i"itij gi.ffiiw, ami leel-datofi anxious to en-eaaaact
linn.np.jiisis take the eppettaaftr to throw daat m the
..??-. .I, tue ?? .J.ar people." The fane deceive! ui
IiimI'. .
Thc IV.tr th tt tba Senatorial oiliest in Michi
gan weald a Bael ai I ? Bepablleaa party la
ite U cumt-< mnr-a ad ...or.) t-vi'lctii. It now .-ip
i?-ari ti,a -. ia a>Piir]'- -ii-,, .ti oro ftrngmmmmgtf
tue humr.-i int.. tue -tm.il' bvmNob, winch neeta tka
:is, il.' pt t::,t iiintit.1. Th, ir avowed lot iitn.uiato
? ai u y uaeoOipro uMng Ferr/ d*Jeg itea as p..-si
bi<- an. itucoiitrni of th., convention Ml
ibey believe will aid their favorite iu gi tn.' a re-elee"
, \,.,.,iris ubi .Mr.
? r ei s cuu-1 t Bin ? et iii a i -vie n all
tl m..crt .-rs .-? !in:f thal U.i e is.- ts lin|
Wben South Carolina wants an a;-piupilu
. : e. squ imlabneaa aboat tbs
i nee. the (leilira! On rr moimi ia Plain uti., re.
lt evin ooadeaeenda to apel] Malle a wtth a Mg " 5."
lt loughl In bin!,' of tbe tatoola. /,'.
ilue'' , ? ?? t a. :<, rani tue N ri'.it
:! '. 'it'"::l:e I:', OT tal l salt- lid Ol M?M '"lt, the cc I.l nf
, '..ii,- a -'a'l apsn the]
.mth ? lelled ?'<: .'?,?.. loni to
Coate.' Iii1. |< a V it i.li.ll ci ll." \i> tit lil I If Ind sal
ls bal ni-box .-t,uti:..' > .... a - t li.
(."'.I .', -.1,1 I -a l.f Jl t r l'l ttl
.lt;/,an are ne ill .Hitit tn .1 ? 1 la- a a '.
tr;.i ' -.. ? i. Lat.- ii .11 ji || j.i ? ir.itiii^' ii.
.Much goeeip it excited in Uaaaachruetta bj
the a. . ??' tb. i iee ii n .. il ta ot
',.... r >.r Ba .t-r't c I r ?. lie. Td. Connell ls
ar.cly Republic) . 1. lt lt ( -v, throw
:i r way of tho QwtiTil..I '*
i.- mil. Tba explanation oCbred of tha
i> arent ba m.my !,?? ween th.- Ba . i | ,
.'..linell tb ,t tae ? i- .1 ii.i-.'jiiii baawcoa I ?
i.. lia..- Ma rr a ,|s rev ai I ? i aa I
?, ? A ni rc ^ a
,
Herold tc,.et i r Ile -u i: " STe i.e., I .r ,i*
r , , .
,ny pol o . We. sb ? 1 nu lt tl
r ^ . i -
,init ? .1 bc |. t. t.
? , .. -
ih. K iiis.is i. i, j., the toro - ,.t ,i
1 . : ? illl .,-?' 1 -.....? tit. Th tl
?
? ; T i i i i i: e
inge thu ?? -
a ? io .'il ? i at- . t
.?' i a c ult h aaa. ti la p -< i ?.
ever,! ' . - r ire will bl" , tba
mirnee . p ra:, s [or
? ls to
.-. ju 1 -killi-; t.i.-tt X leu
the p*oj ,...ii -.iii.ar
in iiti
iinvei ' ts- the
?? p r ft nt
ter ui> the r ;> ni le >? r
r i.n tv.
1 Hod either thal t! 11 * v
? -I -I I'i ?! f :i Ut i int 1, si iii, n
--, ur i. at tbe i" i'ur- iuic ti
? i Toll I ?.:.:' f. . a UM S'i'i.l' ll
ci.a. go li tbe tone ol i anoetatfe p ipi rs,
. ,t'- we ng . .a.ii-s-, if n : . a.
In laver e? a lard? b Inter. Perlaa
a ' ., I ' - '
- t i a- a toe
ii'-.t,t ti i-.. bo ... . --. .\ ?*
?ul (nil.
I f-. it a- tl 'i.t
who! e. rr ..ii r.'cog'il i nm hat
id mon, aud
th it iii?? <>tti rp ? I n -l preve ' i ta m trom i
a.i.tm., til the/ eau 'O r will m . du <
I lie iis . . || u
a -lt' UH
iiin, ma throe malty
uuHuurea." 0_____?_________
Pl KI XC ocr-HiS'.
TVltiMJ to ri.Ki. .I-.' : v iviM't: DIPPII ULTTEfl,
, ,.t i ii.-ii.i.iui _ranrinr.
Will smile o ic pie-use throw u.s a t ..ink .'
We u . ?' ?? . - ?
r.,.-1 inelnnal G ht and ki .... 11 ? should r.ui
it- gai hi . ii-1 r.
h ted water instead a ? ? '?
have mei d up ti th it ml ? the. la-s.
w e.iappi - .. '.-sf in
t_.pr.eiihi. i fi waiks rapidly away,
.is ii hie niau t>ouln bn k
iMii'-nti \i. fifi ri'K OP Titi: aO-TH.
Intm lin Vi.'tirl' .Lier,Ur r 1: -|. I
Wc nuts' mu j.'.k t .- '? Southern pe_ple as
teyoia li" xi--' 0 to hold i i-t ha. . r..
I. e.imi < !? - gus 1
i<)r,i, eitineto ?n..w me en U. sub) t i
(i ,. . |, for nc U ei' rs in it- ri..
:!, .. .... auu to work b r< i
, ,| i, ,, i ii vial lowl.n is and their r!eh mines li
iinlutids. J i ???
i, .,, .j .. .,??: | it is ?' y .rn towal, i ie
in i a ben -v.a ? So r- pi ul ci .. I
i mn omi I I
,', | . D 'Of I
...li.
rii lu b ., . .
(THERE TH I ' . ?' S Vi! I, PALL.
t-rt-i . itlr. ri.'tr Sep.)
Ld no tm liiii'-iui' tli.i, i.i.' W t trill He< e
.... : tfil inn ? ll "
ii .1 .' " mk. ff* '?? """ "'?
i ni wc c ii i ?>' -i ii ? ir nun u
nbvut. ' ' u; ?? ??'??':
mun p.. r ..ti. ly. i-iit lu pavlu*. ' ' " m*B ';'<?
le ?ni.i i ru.. " ' laltoilii
? ? I
. .. Saw. li P ? -i'-i i ? ? ? . >s . Wiio
ai av
.. chant ih * know bowl ? . r .
M :- >,..r ...sif.ti .
? dtbatit rm al.i ia
?Mwema a i ?areli
a i.'..u:.ii:iiAi>v..i'vT" ? "''?*''? ? niK
Sep.)
Thia aron iuK-__ver-iou <n tue public rcvenuo
and ul toe specie rinerve into sllvei is ,.
? The oudowmeul ?t ronuaon lenae U to enabls
' ,..,,..,,: ?v .M. I'm-is lie ,? .???_{
,i ,,, ,, above parti--and -eel .ms As to tae (dainiol
nc s, v.--. iliiiiiii. ? ? " V:",:r,"u'J;,r:T
duotanuah. ' ' **' ^
H\..i" fri lb Psi*'-' ?"'-??'-? '*?"'" ' t
**). " ,jc. - a! he brokeudoi.tun m-t
;."::.?:;..:.:.....?.* -'?vu..?.-??'-;.?* ?
1.-, oeut-on tbe dollar of melre i 1U1 si >i he pi
,. lett silver iiililli.l.iliiiies. inc c.s..ut,.u ot thc r..r. a
' ' .!, j.-.Hal. i- .tb...Intel., mr?--rx l;s,le
I . ?t tirt'iilstl,..'. oi h -th ailvei-.uid apm-tom ht inf
.,, ,-,. u. Uiver ... me. with al __ ?'- *'*'""'"* ?*J*
,a ii .plies, li ii neeewari m order te keen ? "r*u a
,; "iii.u.cy ..I both ....lats. Astoan ui'.rnallonal
. rcatt.l.y wuic:. the 0.4a value -r -silver nu. lm
ixe I w. aro actuallr pravouling it by uklug t? ibo

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