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BRANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE.
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TOUN'DED BY HORACE OSE^LIT.
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH 18.
LUE NEWS Hlis MORNING.
Ricx.?-Rumors of s Csbluel erlsia (trialled
id ? | eld i'i
England to protest against i'io restrirtiona on the
Imp 'ri A '? inqi el to i elebrate
Bt. P Day v .i?lirlii In I. i
? drown ed li
1 --on. The English Cotirl of \ ? - h
t.itn- l ? lid of the lowi 1 c ? .rt in lh<
l-:i"' Hie Spanish conspirators had in*
Vere .I- Hilliest.
1
aSraete i ri bal -. ame ?:-. plumb's
upriatlon for tbe
suppl
< nile. The Kenate pa *.-,| the 1
1 it ol Al .'?? . < - io Decem
?" '? In the lion-,', i , Iroduoed to
] rohihil the importation ol opium -, tu Increase the
? i, a ui i" suspend
?
I
1 .'mu'"ri.iiT'.i.o-.i.i.
Dome*]
1 ' ' . frenty
ited te :i United
Iii ni
?
?6 di , ling g.*
? ,;? ,
I irnai p.
a i ,:.-'i :.' i ii- '.;, -1 i.u n iis. iviu-il tho
1 I'lio.i
? ? State Conventions this week. Will
ian Sprague ia a i anrlu i V, heal
was lower i -
I ' I ) INU gi Bl iii- '. ? I
' .'ii'' I?*9i tte t ommittec on I
? :il .y tii.it the article waa barm Iras, snd that
nitric ., id waa uot used In the i ??? of it.
Tue -I. Pstrii k's D .;, p trade waa am essful,
At the dinnei ot the Friendlv Sons addn --? ?
made b Mr. Be. chei i . |
titliers. A vdu ???? lawyer of Meadville, Penn.,
ciiminitt,-,! ann ni,, because of dyspepsia.
Sheriff Davidson w.,s greatly disturbedby
the efforts to retnove tum. The annual dinner
of BaiosU waa eaten. I'u.mvietemadean
nnaneoeauful sttesnpl on Bundey evening to ese ipa
from Sing v'iue. Qold value of tl
t -tiller silver awllai (412*** grains), m.m cents.
:?? iinil. il:, tuaied in narrow lim
? md 1. iitnrclesu.
Ihi. Wi.atiikk-Ikibcnr iocal observatrons m
tlicate partly elondy or fan weather, with lower
tsaapstatnre and oc^castoual light rain. Temper
a'ure yesterday: Highest, Blt9; lowest, ;:'j*
averaiic. 1.1*. ^_
The olt'oin-ir'sMiitii' nun i ii t,;inl.t are not dif
liitiiit. Thej uiiiuli tulip- Eront bravelj andde*
i lan- thnt bosrnsbutte-i ba fTholeSome.attrffnive,
article ?'l food; timi lt hurts noixnlv ;tli,it many
petople eal it fran timid', and that it baa boona
"rood thing tx cause it bas comix lied th< farmers
lo make better batter. All the same, it will be
lx-tiil *l,.,t oleomargarine is seldom oi never
M.M al ri tull auder ita right name j and until
thia ix tin- invariable rule tbe argumeuts ol the
iniiuiil.ictunis v il! be ol little avail.
? **>
Although thia i* n jrreat Iii<h citj it is j?
safe to remark that the glory of thc St. Pat?
rick's Day cfii-lir.itinn in Sew York Minis tu be
wardug. The proa ession yi itcrdaj
fdrtisfactory lengtit and ii tl was much
admin <i bj ? rowds along the curbstom s. The
,<i)* uf the green was al o popular. Hui
still it waa not quitx the -.-mit as in yeal
by. Business waa nol entirely suspended, the
stn 11 caw win- mn a ith son e rt (rularity, anti
ral good ordei pr< v.
?*?
In a letter received from Gem ral Graul bj
y, be tl< nit - Hu
I to thc forthi
goas being U iwc a Blaine and
f"; "I have iia.l no interview
with ,-. Innis corresponded since I Lave been
liere.^1 have aol been ioterview?*d liv any
'..," Tbe .,, .
. three months, and ls uol tak
etive interest ii, pidii ,,liliU
?i bj lu- fiieniL* thal bis pr< fi
... connection
N deucy i* '?'?.lui. |
*?
1 '' will
i ol its lill- lo make an exhibi
i < If-re-straini of which the Nation may
be prond. Mi. Hiiaeock'a resolution on the
? Incident will I .; m a modified
form from tba Committee ou Foreign AtTuirs,
luwl'i,!' ?' - i*d. Wi-niui hoped, with
a??*iait sensible pwphai rim ihi resolution would
never eiiieij'e from thc committ'al-roOBI: I'll'
iiu decision of u IfgiajkiHrii committee ki stunt
limes as incomprehensible fal the verdict of I
petit jun. Bo the motton ia to come np agab
in ihe tull House. Doubtless the lc.-oluliuii
niui report will In- adopted ; bul let it be dow
without violent debate ur lurid oratory.
Tbe Democratic majority in tin House OJ
I liYpiesi-nlativcs is -u divided against itself thai
j the tiine ni it* falling mit about tito Morritoi
I Tin ill bill apparently cannot be far distant
I The rue Trade members are impatient to di
I something toward the realixation of theil Ufo
of poKtical ecoiioiiiy. while tin- Protectionisl
! Dernoernts ave in mortal torra leal something
shall in-limn-, .inst at present the a*reateet fear ol
thc latter is that they will be forced into a caueui
ai d find themselves committed te the Mon"i*oi
bill before they Know it. Meanwhile the Be
publicans an- serene. A few of them are lr
favor of letting the consideration ol the tarifl
measures advance to n certain |>oinl so thal
speeches may be made against it, which will re
move all doubl about the position of the lb | iib
Hean partj on thc tarifl question. But la nol
the Republican party's position in thai respect
clear enough already 1 J- it nut wisei then ti
oppose tue bill nt every ptogel
A bill to increase the efficiency of the Stab
militia was Introduced in (.nn.'i??-- yesterdaj bj
General Slocum, lt may need to be changed ii
some ol its details, but on the whole it will lu
higely acceptable to thc advocates of a National
Guard for the United States tu be compo i 1 oi
well-trained citizen soldiers. The measure ap?
propriates $600,000 from the National 'I rt aaurj
to be distributed among the state- for the sup?
port of militia organizations; makes a period oi
enlistment obligatory on every citizen between
eighteen and forty; and provides for a cen.iii
amount of drill and discipline every year, lu
thc (iii ly ila.v ?- ol the Republic gnat import.uni
was attached to the existence ot well-trainee1
state militia, but ot late veals, unfortunately,
Congrete haa seemed to care little about it
General Slocum's l>ill a ill doubtless do mach ti
awaken a proper interest in this important mat?
ter.
Governor Cleveland haa signed tbe bill to de?
prive the Board ol Aldermen ol thiaeitj of theil
power to confirm or reject the Mayor's nomina?
tion, ami ha* given in full his reasons for doini
so. He does not see how the measure cai
properly bc considered aaa violation of anj
principles ol democratic rule. 'I he ol
affected aie not nou elected, Th< e ar
pointi il: and this lau therefore only provide!
for a change ol methods. The Go vernor'i
action and bis reasons ioritviill greatly en
i courage the friends ol good government in thi
iiln dly ulled metropolis, No; only haa ni
important point been gained already, but it i
: 1.iii to i.lin from Mr. Cleveland's expression
' of opinion thal thc impo tani bills nov
lu-lore the Lei: Mal ni e. w hi, ii nre necessary ti
i effect io i in* ni u lau . u ill have iii** prom*
approval, Moreover, in signing this bill, Goi
e.i* Cleveland hasshown thc possession o
, ; : he Ima h tl willi
, r courage. Hi.* hostile l>cnio
<i it us s, iv thal this action will kill him with hi
y, lt w ill nm kill hiiii v
?? . ' ?
Till. DUI r Ol 1 ti: >.' IJURI 1 i 1 V
Ll.ol-l ri: BE.
In ? ; ' ? I'"
di nu..! cnn did at i - it is general leil thal
the Kepi 'ellen! c i
ing New-York. 1 eertaiulj is notavio
! lent iMMiiiuption. 'I lie puny i
good u- it National i Fac?
tional lim - have well-nigh '; d, nm
w lin renewed unity I
v igoi ? , : minni ion. A - nial tera
Ni w-York is to bc placed in tin li
?
.iii.-; -Iould rivi it !n
Let lin np:
,? foi thc legislation at A ?
wintel bear ti.' se Lois ii, mind. 1
dentis! year, b - ure lau -. Ij
in the approach ? i. If the pt opl<
elude t!i,it the Legislature of 1884 ha- not made i
creditable n cord, that it left bills i
ought io !. and passed bills it ougli
not to hav e passed, ii vv ill not be ?
publicans to poll marl) r-o large a vote for theil
National ticket asthej wouldif the legislativi
record was at all points unassailable. Thisisi
consideration which may well inspire our Re?
publican Senators and Assemblymen toll
to an unusually hi^h Standard ol official 41111 %
\\ e iir, lie them to toke a leal out ol the book ol
Democracy*! experience. Last year the Demo?
crats controlled both branches of the Legisla?
ture; but Instead ot rendering good and faithful
service they simply nude shipwreck of theil
opportunities. 'I he result was that both Senate
and Assembly paaaed into the control ot tin
Republicans last fall, in spite of Cleveland'
majority ol 193,000, a year earlier.
The Legislature on the whole baa done wei
thu* far. Billa ol' large public concern lm\ e no
been neglected) the third House has been eon
spicuoiu bj ita ahaence, the sis-ion hal beei
free from the scandals that disgraced its twi
Immediate predecessore. Bo far so good. IUi
the trying time remains. A number of meas
un-ot the Aral importance ara pending,ant
npon their aoccosa or fail'tre the alrimatevei
dui upon the value nm! significance of the sea
sion will hu_*ely depend, om- Albany cor
respondent, in his letter pnbliahed yesterday
called attention to nome of these measure!
whicb are on thbi week'i docket. Among othen
an- the amendmepta to the Civil Sci vin- btw, tin
Kew-York City reform billa, and possiblj thi
high license and related excise lull*. To men*
timi these bill-is to indicate their prominence
1 o make a mistake m dealing u ith any ol then
is to disappoint public expectation, impair pud
lie confidence, and thu* pave t in- wav for a Dem?
ocratic victory In November.
Vu- talk plainlj because we realize ho
portant it ls from every point ol view tl
iii' nd* in the Legislature should do their best
A -? ision io ariug much good fruit and little that
i* hi.d niaki ? an admirable campaign document,
Republicans all over the State are earnestly
watching the Senate and Assembly, ti
that every man in the majoritj a iii do his a huh
d ity. < inly let this trust be made -nod, and wi
are sine to fight a winning campaign.
MR. GLADSTONE'S SMBARRASSM1
The British victories In the Soudan have nol
icati d lin- l.:iu ::.! Mil
rassmenta. Religious funaticlsin renders (is?
man Dign ? obstinate ami tenaci
'.veil a- foi General Gi ? Idii r.?
take lev )ni-oneis. 'J Ja- Aruba pu fei death h
uder, and when wounded watch nod praj
foi the chance of stabbing an office] or hit
llorac When defeated lin \ are not routed
i in - ii nh ii tew miles into the interim
and renew their li
lillies. 1 he pn -' nee of so determined a foe in
* the difficulty ot o\n ning the io.nl be?
tween Suakim aud Berber und pi edi . ?
do ,- kfiuisters to await the results ol in gotiatioi
aud brits *. A large ri ward baa bt ? u ?
itt <- ene i.i! (Jiah.nu's, .amp for the sui itu I. 1 u
Oaiuuu Ui^uia, and tlic i.. .. iu;U lt
new conferences, (.ennui r.nnlmi,Beanwhilf,
j* alternately Iriglitening aud rea ".un ri ti? Khar?
toum witil lueu.ie.s ol war MMJ promises ot
peace. His p.?iliuu has Im-i-ii sin n-tlu ned bj
tin- \ i? :<?t it-, on the roast, and be la waking alli?
ances with powerful nih)'-, bttt ba leeka the aa*
tboiitj which a nu-i worthy anny aloin ian ^ivt
him. The militarj ?ituatioo Mntinnea, there*
ton-, to harass the Britum Ministry. The eur
render nf the Kasanla garrison 01 i rateatropha
at Khartoum would render thc coattest of th.
Soutlan nnavoklable. Every week, moreovei
the financial emtaarraaamcnta of Lower Egypl
aic becoming more pieing. Under the Dna
Control thc d?*bt ol the countrj was in round
numbers *}-100,000,000. Since flic bombard?
ment ol Alexandria a defli lencj ol "JKlO.OOO.OOfl
ha* been created liv the war iu the Soudan, tbi
iiuh amities, the cost of the armj of occupatioi
iind sanitary measures in thc cholera season
The no; mal revenue ol the country barelj
-nilli i-io meet the coatol ndniinittration am
i on thc debt, and thi ? Ho ding indebt
ediiev* cannot lu- provided for in gradual instal?
ment*. A public loan i- also out of the ipication
-ince ii i- h.nil d oul liv the Lau of Liquidnti ?n
'I his law, which was uuictionod bj as many ai
fourteen Powers, wa- au international compact
wiiii a bankrupt state. The bondholders wen
d? pi iv ed oj f tl interest, bul
in ii tum fm this -in iiiii'i- received an assurance
that iiu debt ol Egj'pt should , .i.s, c
it within certain narrow limit-. This com*
pail renders it impossible tor the treasury
oiliciulsai t ,iii,, tu l uni iiu-'*.;i >,*">( i.noo ol float*
Ing uidebtedneas. J ;uv aro staggoring undei
tin ir im -i-iit burdi i - and a new financial polii j
is bidispensable. An appeal must be made ti
Hu- fourteen Powen foi a suspension of the Law
of Liquidation. Such an appeal will not reeeit i
attention in Europe unless England totervenei
a;u\ ii -i,nu- direct responsibility for the ad?
ministration ol Egypt.
Tbe Liberal Ministry in working out a nota*
ti.iu oi these military and financial problem* l.?
exposed every night in (lie Commons to entangl?
ing cioss -examination by political adversai ies,
Thc London journals piint all the news from
Egypt ii* rapidly as it can be collected by a corpi
of trained correspondents, and there ls no real
necessitj foi thc cross-fire ol interpellation
which the Mini-tii - have lo fan on quest ion* ol
foreign policy. These inquiries from the Op
positionare mit mule for the purpose of cou
liruiiug uewspapei acconnU lining use*
fulinformation, bul soleli toembarraas Minis
ind to force them to commit them ?elv<
premnl M I adinini*s
tiH'il a stern rebuki ? utiou foi :i ?
unpatriotic and partUan coursi iu persisting iii
nords ha vf
onlj ? '
Pi
ernmeut u ith i v indicl iveni -- -
-elili . :
?
eui ihem ii
?
he i- liv ad
it won
vv.iii , ina;.
-.
I (,iu>U Li I
?
'
s,,ill,
ill,!,'.
i lold ni i Im di ,-? n fi mi u -.
?? , if wi
n m.oi sim
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pap, i
n i-e. before the dei i- ?
? uderi d. I1 o -
new issue of pap
bj tho Constitution, lite truth is timi it
.- nerally mppoac-d t li I iition pro?
hibited bucIi an issue, A few persons held
. irded the reissue* ol
legal tenders since thc close ol the wai as reallj
um onstitutional. Hut it is a that
nim tj -nine ont ol n humlrcd ol the p' opie ol
tin- countrj considered tln-s, reissues constitu
t ional, and there ton- hold that CouBjress hud tin
power to issue legal tenders iu time ol peace
The restraints were two?publii faith, .md ab?
sence ol justifying occasion, li va- every?
where felt that il would not do to pul ont mon
legal tenden u ithout a justifying public emer?
gency, and thiil no sue], nen-sj:, existed oi
waa likely to arise, lt was ev ei wv here felt that
it would be ruinous as well as dishonorable ti
disregard tie sou nm pledges given that thi
amount ol Legal tenders issue 1 ahould ne ?
increased.
These thing-) seemed, to nearlj ail reasouabli
persona, sufficient ground foi belief that tnt
? ney would not again be debauched lo
paper inflation, The circumstances have nol
changed. The restraints are ta nil respects tu
great as they wera prim to the decision
Mon-o' ei, men of tune and sober sense do nol
now look lol any nea issue ol legal tender*
Some demagogui - n aj prol i fear, aud
tome--political old granniesr may indulge it
but < ommon-sen?*e teaches thal the tcsil dan gen
igether different In kind and rn arer.
'1 :u dangei ol the time i- thai the silver lun?
acy may bring ruin, ll the currency once gett
(hi,jiu lied in that way, if public opinion ona
-i d to the dishonor <?! forcing silvoi
et edi tm s instead ol gold, al 1110-1 anything ruin
1 dishonorable maj come aftei,- ird. I) 1
iho weak place In the dam ls the continued
coinage of -il * er dollars, and the rontinued is?
sue ol papei notes pioti s-i div based thereon.
ll that danger wi re out ol Ihe way, the countrj
could .'itoiri io Lt tgL - moue
,!.\ IMP0R1 t.\ / i:i.H>;: 0.
? tin v. inch 1 >i, ,). A. Irv in lilli J ti
,,iiii!i-iieil in auothei pai i ol to
rovi nu ut ol thc medical scr
-li ships. 'J In ih 1
mt, are b >-i 1
I,ul that there ? .1 pn,
act lui thi
on, ? lamination aud gi ad iii'1 u
in the j ice. Each i om
P my bat ing regulation 1 a, 11 i* in..
? iv iee
illj li ada io iiu ni vi- ct n
. ou lui mi .lui iii- v 1-1 u.'i .-. un,
Hie 1 .11 l.i l! g ol in :
?i-i 1 om - . iinoilui.
il bj the phj -a 1.ni w bo has 01 iginate*
. , .... Kio.Ui j
oin-of special Importance to Americans. The
hi ll. ol s.ilium travel hy tho Brilia, trans?
atlantic -.(earn-hip lines laof American I undies
rnaking the tom of Europa, all ot whom, during
a v nv Bge rabjeeting the great majority nf them
ions foTtue of sea-sickness and to possible
danger from infection, are under inferior
medical ? are to that which they employ al home.
Tin- manj thouaandaol bnnugronts oonatantly
Coming hen', and < ous-tp'cnilv lin- hundreds of
rommnnities anion,.' whiefa they aw distributed
in all |mi t - of thc States, are in danger from thc
.-ann ; i i vice in the eighl ur ten daj
voyage during which the immigrants are hud?
dled together in the steerage of these steamers.
We inaiutain nt heavy expense to the State of
wuk ;i quarantine sir ice io counteract
some of iiu- pnil- pointed out, hut it cannot
gnnrd against them all. The British Govern?
ment and tim English steamship companies
which eui ny the profits of this great traffic
ought to nt ,.-!? the pawn gc ot the amend* d I
?? il Iii- in the power of the British
Parliament to do this in such [mail ve terms Lhal
the Ana ri'an Congress would cl itwas
to otu greal advantage to have uniform pas
Rcngei 'Muir nil vessels emin/ toon
poi ts.
',' FRIENDS, THE oas COMP INTI 5
The State Bo inl ol Health seem to make an
(?nd ol iiu- quarrelling about the merits or de*
The coal g is people :;n
possessed of a sudden desire to protect the
health of the community whosi purses thej
deplete; and ><> insist that water j.ra* is un?
healthy. The investigation ordered by tbe
Legislature in their behalf results in a report
Bubstautiullj that wntei gas lanot moro Jinn
gerousoi detrimental to health tlian other gas.
As it is |uai thallv of one-half greater illumi?
nating power, even the extreme sympathy felt
by our people gi nenflly for the eua! gas com?
panies will hardly induce them to want thc neu
water gas outlawed, for thc benefit of the old
concern-i. lirnteful as we all are to the coal gas
com|tunics, we -'ill don't mind seeing some nea
in iiu- liiisiiu --.
THE Bl LLDOZEH'S GOSPEL.
The -i.itciuent ol the gospel ol the
bul More i we have seen of late is tba! made by
Mr. Keir.un. one,- the dre eating Editoi ol Thi
tlknlmm Mate*. He says:
?
? . . inn winn the Korti-ern Dem
? - -.nir -i?,itli.-ni Deuiocnita tay tuui tua
Ito
I I.li'. I I.el tell tile ll'lllll. 1
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sin*, tina
. . Bill lue I), li,.. ?
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iiu- i.pie
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Hi iii, ' But I ev i
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Mr. Kernan is one ol
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len on
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tin**, puoi --, a- a rule, tin nm ?
mid i
111' hep! ll.'"
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ing froi i a Southern si , if nol ail,
ot vv bom probably cherish
, - i . , ; .
of thc kind i Irani I" i ? ci'ii I
iiu men and t heir public ii
ance* i-.i'i-i ii- greal its Mr. Kernan
and i wi i man who luis been much in Ihe South
kii'iv. g it. To usc I - holiest n ords,
?? tiny lie."
Now aud thi n othei fire
too. Mr. Dodd**, a lawyer ol Copiuh Co
Mississippi, staii-d as follows to thi Seuate
Committee in New -Orb ans:
I .-u -lilia'..I -,-:ul ;. om
ilmi li Into OOJ ? ?-, lu- vmilli
?lu! i.le'e. . . . We vi, mill ii, ii e Iiilu-ii life. If
,.'. li.lei to |el n I ut them (thi ;ino>iieiin>i tai,
. . . in aorne i?'.i? ? -? - I deny tba ri ..:-.- to
lt i- lumby n.-e. asarj f,,i us to reprint those
famous resolutions of the Copi ah County meet*
[ng to show how will Mr. Dodds represented
Mississippi si aliment, lt is ,v iden! Mr. Ki niau
represented it too. Winn be waa editing hi*
papei in ul,oluna. tlie Democrats, finding that
he wa* injuring them by telling the truth as to
their feelings and pnrposes, started the silly
storj thai lu was In the paj of tin- Ri publicans,
The Internal evidence <>i Mr. Keruan's utter*
..ni. . -hov,s that lu is nhat he professes tobe -
a Democrat, fanatical and honest. But theta*
ternal evidence ls nol needed when we see bia
declarations echo* d by much more cousoi i
and ii-spoii-ilili- Democrats ol tbe South. Tin re
is no question of the existence ol this bloody
and tj numil al spirit iu the S (lltll, and ii is ab?
surd to -i ppose that what is called tho " bloodj
shut" issue i.ii dil out until this spirit bas
ceased to i vi-i. Tliul
this vv hole matter.
c // IT TO U<> AL 'I I .Ml VAL DIS1
I lu re luis not been Ix fore in ni
general health anions, A uerii nu cati I
a- there is now. I i. ! ii. Sw inc Commis?
sioners*?one ol whom visited twentj six States
?lound practically nodisense. Then is, and
; blj always will be, oecat-ional I
very -small [x ri wita re, but the ? ? know
loll" oi i.i.i hm . of ii can -i-, ii ali., i - our pork
pcrhapi no more than that ol ol
and thu one and ( tj is in thorough cttok*
. iug. Thc " i ii,ih ni," which boa Ix-eii nude
I'llSUl HUi.tll-l'i
.
ii.ii. Din bo
il an iiein ot piont bi
brou in i, i,t vi ii
who test if j iii.-.t iheie i. vi 11 iuile oi lint.
. il.eu, all tin* u intion .' Il
e'uaiiali * from a fi a i-?-1 -on*
.uni.-i,i fluidity mid ii,itui,i!l. anxious to
enlarge and p ir easy p
I i*bt local magnified .md
' ovei Hu- w ho!,- 1.imi, ji, mut the
? lie othoi d iv m t olumlii.t County, N. 1
Ik ,dui milla ivre fjtoroughlj oiguiiiiodi tbej
have been working towarri this one ind half a
dozen years, ami it is proverbial tli.it I'lea ll
iiiiieh mora active limn Protest, lint we art- not
laying and have never lid-that there is no
pleura-pneumonia la the Atlantic Stat ea. I1
wonld be strange if there wera net, with our
frequent cattle importations Irom the 411 fcc ted
nelda ol Europe. Lot what then- may Ix- be
- irtamped out,'' but do if In a sensible, i>u- -
like way.
Ifihe few States claimed tobe infected are nol
du med Capr-.blQ of dealing willi tin d:-i .
in afasaachusetta and elsewhere!, then tat
eminent put tia' whoh- mattel Into the
hands of someone practical, honest bnsineas
niau, with authority to quarantine, to buy, to
kill niui bury or burn, calling to his aid all
neceaanry assistants and co-operation; and
then let him present the bill, w.ith vouchers for
every Item of expense. Bm to organize for this
simple work the promised new ?? Bureau ol
Animal Industry," and that, too, lu connection
with the no! highly esteemed "Agricultural
lu pi rfmenl " at Washington, and equip ii with
a quarter of n million dellars .md twenty ni n
appointed by political intrigue, istorepeutou
the " bog cholera " disgrace
and the "grasshopper" folly of |
?; "foot-and-mouth disease," ol wh ch we
I 'li ly hean! in Maine and I That,
too, if it ls herc at all, was also imported. Gel
ii ,:i mill-, In the siuiu simple waj aliovo
i I ; ..ml ii.ii I'.ia ts once eli ar iii these
mueh-talked-oi sources ol danger, let usn e
that wc itop bringing any more of either
timi a, ross the Atlantic?ince quarantini n
? ni- -ei ni io prove inetleciu.il. For why
ahoubl iiu- whole irastcuttleinterests of Amt
he pat in jeopardy fm the profit oi the fi w who
shipcnttle hen- for speculative purpose 1 We
have a good plant of all the leading thorough
1.Hopi ; Ii t ii* make the licsl ul them,
and likewise of oui own hardy, healthy natives
which contain elements capabli ofunsurp
devi lopment.
Hu, after all, it is one comfort to reflect that
this costly sensationalism whicb ha
teri/ed thc agitation of "ci mt au iou " will not bel
wholli without compensating result* if il serve
indirectly to draw attention to the important
truth thal health in domestic animal*, aa iq
human creatures, can only result from whole?
some iii'ul. n ii,- air, comfortable quarters and
general provision for maintenance of strength,
cannot keep well, nest" d in mud
au.I cohl, or m sties reeking with filth, and eat*
i ozen, mouldy corn ; nor Eastern < ot
i. ? ntilatc 1 stables, ??.
gilli usc lie ..i and hall -!
ensilage a - insn . .i. When all stock
? - j bininu ? . their
anim ' ill not be a ho >k
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ll ion tu the Broi
il nut have p.'s-ililv |
bill were at
. . expei ied t.'
uecupj
! " Low
? : sud vv ithotfl the anisn I
? pp* pr -eii in- Mi, Church, whii b ??
?
nugatory.
rhe -ii - r. tt ion of a Government ni--.ni in be
ul tu whoever will join the March for thc
? , .'ut um i* indoi - foundland
Minden! of I hr Hi i alli, who -fates that
twenty-three iteamers vvili leave vsi-iona ports In
Newfoundland tor the northern oil field this month.
Ile -uv* "the voyage ii divided into two ' trips.
(im- ileum- I'll Mnnli io and terminates on March
31. Tlc* secoiul trip bsgins iu thc first w.-.-k of
April and closes about May 10. . . . On the seo-j
? uni trip they frequently follow the old seals north
of Cape Chudleigh, In latitude Gi degrees north.
< iii this SI > "ml voyage, then-tore, if any -jiitist.uii i.i.
inducements were held out, tin- greater numb*** of
i lu-.- sealing ste miers would scour the Ice ii? ? I? 1 s iie
tweeu Capet hudleigh and the Greenland coast, and
some of them might even penetrati to Disco. lin*
sean li iv mild be going on a clear month in ml vu,,.
of the operations of the regular relief Bojuutieo.''
llics. considerations stronglj relnior-*- the position
of lui TRIBCMK on tho desirability of offering I
tj to whalers for sssistance In the quest : and
the fm! thu the Newfoundland iteamers will leave
port during the present mouth shows that
action o ight to be taken bj Congress m the matter.
Tbe best authorities agree npon the importance of
,_ this assistanoe to the ngubu relist expe?
dition, aud Congress cannot afford tO nevi.-ct SUch
? ii, a ii rih the probabilities of sue"
_
The optimist* who think tint the silver busmen*)
ran cauae uo trouble, li they were fanuii.ii' with'
iveuientsut the Custom House might >*,,.
for ' oi reefing their in.;
iel ins. LSHl Wick the ?*?, V Mu-lit *. made to ihe
(ll .l-lii llon-e ill tills citi wei 03, ol
w hiih $919,000 was in silver cert ! 177.
000 in golder rt ideates, $3 12,000 in legal tenders
ami univ $57,000 in gold coin. ''Just one-third oj
afire puyments were in silver aoti - i!
the rrsasurj took in nearly a million los gold ia a
B lt WOllIll
have !.-.!,? n it no I . had been
il..- surplus revenue so grr u
that ;i can barclj
ilii'i'it i.'ie-l Ililli ul the M ii' i- fol USS
But If tho revenue uliould fall off ma
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>.i |m r iu nt. the
iii li gi i io run
? 1 lin*
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nun lion*-** bore, I
li lu ii me, ll tba
? i ,_?? il, ,i ? I
1
lu, I - ,in . 11,at I lie |HI lille du ll"! vi nil it. (hit ll I*
ur the public, bul Ibu!
.UK OUt ill"
trill, iiu :? i protecting the community
? i buposture ..lui deceit, and If the i< >- ?
I tuts, u , I ue . , iilciice
prwves, whvUj fgilad vi ita wtuudvdtiffwt. thora
reni.'iiia no rc.-oiii.-o i.-ft bat thal of abaafateata*
iiil'ition of the iniftMltlUl. A: nie-mt, the mt**
lu-an-iii-in:; poisoned in.it,, fraudulent pret
and it baa been admitted th.it romp tition i
the continuance of i|,-? fraud aaj Isajjaj aa "! OtDW
K.iiinc is permitted to Im- sold at all. lt is sinai
that no ' omnium! v i un |,,l, rate h.-itt ir MS 11 v ?? -I to
tha iiiitirinriplcd gpsad et a fi-winaniif.i, fir -
it ia not less apparent that temperlalB| -'mi
lllll*t fail to .'|li;|te the atilt-"'.
I'LL "\ If.
Mr. M. M. It:* Hon. of .Boston, expat ts tn ipr ad thai
^ -il..i.n> , .n ll nee.
Pl :. ?-,.! Et. C. .lilli), of OzfSTtl, IS t0 ileliv.-i tu
rio Bets Kappa outr nm af liarrard next Corns
incut.
' tl Grant will apend ' bing
ton im bia way I,;n!: to !! ? Old Paint
Cmnl rt
Simon Cairn ron w rites that I." a il! i
'?I pl I i I l.i ! I VVl 'I'.. ..' V'. IV !:? U bS Will
-'" lu J I-i rel .nu I
'lin- Kev. Ur. Hoary M. Ua*Usber, who
in;,nv vu ur- - till pnstOi In I'
ia that cm I
is tin
' IV.
? ta upon the
pi,,:, et in London, to erect a menu I I
v. di:
I ?
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I rr .ito ti,,- i, i,,, ni
"I ? I
tin- Pul is ,i:i,irclii-t, must le
un ion Lui ifer Satan
munn es the juhe'.t ni .1 .e, nail who is to lie i
*-p.ii i ' m. I
up, l bi pi i. -ii i.il there iv iii
: .in literal
In the Senate the otliei daj tbe day the I'
.?ma bill w - .! j, , I lemo
crsts urt-re voluble In oppoaitio i to it. l I.', pub
licanaj ipent most of their tinm in tram plug to sad
ima Aud this condition of il
prompted Senator Mand.-rson, of N. h.u-L.i. to re?
mark toito rotc, thal tbs " foot aud month .ii..-.i-- '
.iplicincl tu ba Vi liiui.i il mit in tin- S.-e.-it. -, tllfl
mouth diasase on the Democratic aide and the foot
. on 1 be Repu bin
l"i:n:i>- stoanoa. Va., Match 17.?Oeajetral
(.rimt and party left hers lo-day fer Washington,
IN- w iii spend a couple ol freaks at the CapitaT
Wasuixotom, M..n ii 17.-The Coaiiais kinci of
Internal Revenue has retaraed to VVaahhtgton
from a visit to r'i aakfort, R
Lund '.*;. March 17.?ruiinbarfh Cniremt
about to confer tl. ? ,r of
,' ui Dr. Funlve ? Harker, pi .Lo
New-Yi u ? ki u, ? mv of Md
TALK- .Him I TOWN.
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WHAT AV K\, E l..\Di:i{ TMIN'K-4.
,ii 1 iny ok... -
i . nut expect in -in- kmarU
i jil ile. ? . . ? |
if th* Dr u . . takes ap tbs frcij
radi .'?-.:-,'.. I U'liuvi- tbs Republli , ? ; rill*,
over them this Call, so der p asatsd ia tins f.?i;_. tau
i ii.it th* ... la das to ni 'li?
lli.! Istei on ti., y woakl win.
A P068IBLB ma
Camdt 0 ii ?? kwoU, li-im't I
Ha* ii cv,-!- iiccurre-I to Tin: Tiiiiu ? . ...lura
.i woo] I in ik. ? ntl ii.a.i.tli e cainllil.it.? fur
Mayor of Hew-York (itv i lao sst knew tin- amtlani'tu
pcrsuually, bot I hui nj-tlily Israjtmsed with lils preaont
i -nu *e, .md iinnk Ss would saskssfsod companion pi, ??
to Mayor Low, sf Disoklya. I hsvs i>i*en mtrpAntd ks
niui ?e many peim'e favorable to hi* iios'unatloa iu beta
parties. He lu.* suown iiiinsfir a oom steiass. assn i
nprltrlit legislator. I believe be would make au ei-ualiy
(?uud executive. _
aJtlHUR'S 8THE90TB IV Tm: BOUTH.
Theodore Cook, nf rcunii-ii,. -Arthur win kass IM
Miitd South, if be (reis hair ur matt el New-York, he me*
Ur iiuiiiiii-ttrd. The drift la In hla favor Just no*/. I'haj.
Hepub '.ctn- vii.I h.iVi- lo i, at Hu.i Li.i..ire. ins' lu Ml S>
v. t,o th.-y Hill lone thu election here of SSS
sliDiil'In't be very surry ;-!><ii.t that.
ABOUT THE CHEAP "LIBBAHl -
fm,mr Munni l'ittt,i.s/,ir. -Th,- -ci:,ia- kaVS StlslSSSlfSII
uni min is to th.'circulation an-l protlt of the. cheap "M
- ' I ll.,Vcl:.l'l tu tn'i- lev-k .4 mllli.iti S(Sd ?' ' I
copies at a tims from tao saws eoapsnles nowll i
edition of s book asMoati saessdi 7ftOQ em - t ksvsj
however, pul nut fifo new hooks a .lay.
imo rona. Ourstory paper ibowssa
tlicLT.-aleat pr,,Ht. I pay one vv fte* to
writ-ev usiv.lv fur nu. rim ti ti tip- - iin*S
mau.* u- i-i.i.-ti< *ay ladepssatwu o', tao TyyosjaaUesl
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bafors ? i pobharafisn l si >'- *S
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*... I have -cen th ? report li. I
I'l.'-'ii-iit Will Vito the lull, lull I I. iw- nut fora ?
opinion ri-nara'iu tl' il ot I ? '
fciv. fm pm,ii, a::.,ii. Whale- i la n.v and proper stu,
l tu .;. re, bs doao '?> say Manas bj w i
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