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direct lnto fainllies and Is t'.e tmpular newspaper of New
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of proter.tion of Auiencin ludustrles. aud has a clrculation of
80.000 copiua._
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Bates, *:t Mi poc day. Klwtnc laOBBdeaoea: llajhts tbrouirlioiit.
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Arez' fullr BM3i8 tM detnzn I f?r sn abs.ontely pure inait
extia.t llave inu trlvditl tiroiers and ornrgiats aeop iu
WlXBOBa (V.n-I,ivKit On. a\d Limk.?The
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al.me iittnbutaMe to IU Intnnsle w.irh n Ibecaeut
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Jfe^wrkSaiila iixihmt,
JOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THUKSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 188&
THE ?MWB THIS MOBJilSQ.
Forkion.? 11.0 Porte making prcpnrntions for
w?r. - Hostilo attitudo of tho Ktoffal BaT
niah. - Morc cliolcra MBBa rapettad taSpain
aud Italy. =^ Spot-cLeB by Mr. CMMBberlaio
iinil (itli.-iH in England. == Fifiy-mne daataa
fi-om BBzallpoi i" Montrcal.
D.iMRsnc.?Mr. Foraker clainis from 10,000 to
19,000 plurality in Oni"; tho LcRislature is ap
parently Kopiiblican l?y a finall innionty
on j.unt ballot altbonuh the PMMCrata
claim cotitrol of I.otti koaMB, == A Dorr.o
?ratir panio. ? = First day of the Pimlioo raeea.
?-1 ho Soutb IViiiisylvaniu stut. BtaTOW
inc a hal.y to win an ealat*. == RomarkaMo oc
cnrrt-uoo in Lake F.rie. =r^= Jonee MDaagBaBataa
at Baitimoie.-= Roviowiug missionary work.
? Colleotor Heddon fuod tor fr.0,000.
CITY ANH SiBlKiiAN.-Gcr.oral (arrini tho nlat
fonu. i-Secoud day of lagMliatton -: ~- Anti
Mouopolists f<?r tho Rer-ublican (-andidatca. ==
Annual iiieetiiip: of the Westem Union TelBitranh
(i<,.,,m,r-Oreat crowds viewe.l the Car
dinal's body. =- T^e Gibbs CoauaittM mvt-nti
gates the rtlationa of the Marine Baafe and cilv
offlcialft.- Marnaifei-f Haarj B. Myde'sdaiiKh
iet.=zVf. R. Travers's son marrird socretly.
i_Bostons beaton BJ lTHMiljIM at bas.-hall.
= G(da value of the It-gal-taiidpr Kilver dollar
<41219 8>ai-.it", 78.91 cente. = Stocksiictivoaud
buoyant. closihg strong.
'Iiif W lAntiit.? ratBOBB local oMan'asaaaa in
dicau-coolor, fair weather. IVniperaturo \i>t<i
day: Higbesi, 6.')-^; lowest. 511 : averagf, 50 V
The citizins of N'cw-York did nobly ycstci
day, foi Gt;,2i>s of tben: reBMlarad taair bbbmb
and sccuicd tlio riplit to vote. This Bflazbei i
largcr than the bppoikI day*8 rc^istration in
1883 of 1883,bat B4M M larga, <d coursc, aj
last ytai wli< n a PmUbMb wiis to becho.st-n.
Gfncial Carr, tbe Rcpiiblican t-andidate for
LieuU'iiant-Govoruor, made his flrst jmblic ap
pcarancc in this canvass last nttrlit. To hear
i,iin aaaak Courordia Hall was crowded with
Kcpu of tbe Xth Assi'inldy Dist let, and
the entliiisiasm witli which he was greeted at
tesU-d tbe higli BjlMBB ia which Genenil Ciirr
is B8jU by his fcUo\v-eitiz"iis.
The teara of a good manv o'd-lashioned
Pcniocrats ovcr the Ohio election are apiiar
ftitly nr? niore sincerc ihar thoso of tho croco
tlile of tho Nile. In pnhlic they t-ynipathize,
with the rre-idcnt ovcr this blow nt his Adinin
istration ; but privatelv they hopo that it wili
tcach him a littlc seuse?aenso, in their political
vocabulary, incaning l'rank devotion to tho
BjMiils systeiu with no hypocritical nonsenso
about it.
| The respitr of Riel wili iiatnially be regarded
ns a inolo^iH- to initigation of his wnteiicc.
The appaal to the l'rivy Couneil could have
had no other purpose than thin, and thcic in
no reason t4> 88JBBJ0M tbat auy special blood
thiistiness wili be developcd tbere. Canada
has several strong I9J88MBM ft?r wishing to avoid
the exetHtion of Riel, and now that the hot
blood of the Enjlish-Cnnadiaus BBI had tlme
to cool they wili probably be willing to eAim
proniise on linprisounient for life, a 8ent4'ii( e to
which the Freuch colouists can hardly take
scrious cxcpption uiider tho circuinstanccs.
-a
" If it is to the intorest of Ferdiuand Wanl
to lio t<> th<- Senato Investigating Coinniittee lic
wili probably do it; but his case is so hopeless,
except possibly from a tcchnical point ot view,
that it is fair to suppose he wili tcll a good deal
of inteicsting truth about the reintions of cer
tain city otlicers and the Marine Hank. Possi?
bly, also, he wili be able t4i explain why certain
of his custoiners bmij;lit thi BBBer of Oinnt iV
WaBi at treinendotis discouota (10 to 20 pi t
?H'tit) without asking how the lirm made tho
enorjnoiiB prolits which allowed it to pay such
ratoa of intcrest ior inoney.
?
AlthotiK'b Captain Willianis thinks that cer?
tain well-known but infaiuous resoits in his
preciuct should l>o licensed, tnero is u happy
tliance that their licenses wili be revoked on
the atrength ??f his owu testimouy. Mr. Morris
otlcicd iu the Excise Board yesterday a resolu
tion to this ettVct, quoting aa an argiinu nt to
aoataio it what Willianis had said. Naturally
both of the other Conuuissioners, .Mitcliell and
FeiUghton, aer? uiuch annoyed that their
iiienda at the llaymaiket aud Gould's wen- to
bc disturtRMl, and they voted to la.v the tcsohi
tion ovcr. That ia all very well; but they uiust
votoon it presently, aud if they should refuso lo
revoke the liceoses of thtvse dt-ns that act
Bioati would justify their prompt rcmoval.
T The Cenoril-AppraiMT at the Ctistom Honzo,
M wel! aa the Colleotor, i? ncling on the hint
rewntly throwo out by a prominent ottlcer of
the Civil Servico Associa'ion?1-> wit, that it
is not coDtmry to the truc apirit of Reform to
turn out half the Republiean oltije-holders in
the country in order to give the Demoerata a
chance. So he has diachargeil an nssistant
weipher named Rvan, who haa beea fnithfal in
tho C'ustouis Sorvice for nineteen ycars. There
were no charjres ngainst Rvan, aTB4J BB*f8 that
tha Appraiser-Gencral frankly declaroii he
wanted the placc for anothcr man. Civil Ser
vicc reform a|.art, Iiow is this lor an illustration
of axMBaj hnainrahl principle-, applied to the puli
lic sorvice T
Tho frank declaration inthe Republiean plai
fonn in favor of a nnn-partisan Kuilioad ('om
nii?Rion was not thrown away. Those 80880
tinic-i over-critical people. tlio Auti-Monopo
lists, liave dccidi'd tli.it this plnnk recojfnize*
their principlcs and that they will therefore
hoartily stipport tho Republiean State oandi
d.itrs. Another icasnn which tha Anti-Monopn
lists, in coninion with all honest citi/.ens, mipht
have advaneorl to foitify their support of Mr.
Davenimrt, is that diiring twosuecessive Lafil
latures David 15. Hill workod hard to sustain
one of the worst mononolies thi* Stato haa ever
aeerj. Bat th.it point aside, the artion of the
Anti-.\lon?.|.i)lists la an BBtphatk answer to tlio
supereiliotis a-sseitions of eertain political deini
i:o(ls who havo rocently deciareil that in theso
daye nobody paid any attention to party plat
foi niB any way.
Jiulp- Porakei claim* Ohio by a piurality of
from 16,000 to 19,000, and the indieaMons
are that it will be nearer the latlor
fifrures than the fonner. As to Um
I'eiiera! Asseniblv, tlie Republicans wlll prob
al.ly eontrol it. They claim 81 Rcprc?entn
tives and 17 Scnators, not eounlinjr any returns
from Hanrilton County (Cim'innati). '1 his
wonld jjcivo there I niajoriiy on joint ballot
for United Stutes Senator. tlie eontrol
of the lower Hotise, and leave tin in
oniy 2 to fSia to eonlrol the S.-nate, 'J'hese
elaims the Diinocrats do not admit. Rockon
lag Cinoinnati on their sidc, they say they
have 66 Ropresentativos and 21 Scn?
ators, or fmoaft to BJTe thoni eon?
trol on a jomt ballot iu the General AoaWmbly.
It is evidcut fiom a carefnl readins: of the le
tnrns, howi-ver, that the ehatiees aiv in favor
ot all that the Repuhlieaiis elaiiu.
TUE RR8VLT IN O1II0.
The people of Ohio arc to he con-rratiilatod
for their patiiotic zial and their escape from a
cnirupt i/ovorninent. Judjre Koraker is tn be
conpratulated for his f-plendid eonduet in a
esBnrjeigfi aaaJaai a Btoat experMaead nnd
attroit denUMTOfflie. The Republicans of Iho
Nation are to bo eoaaratolated npon tho cor
tainty that a Repnl.liean Senalor, probably
Senator Shernian, will he roturncl from Ohio.
All ivhoh.ive discavered that rresid.nl Clcvc
land'a Administration is 0B8 of shams and falso
invtences are to bo eoaftntoJated that tha
people ahowa teadiaeaa to ejef ri?I of that sort
ol Administration as BOOB M possible.
The ineompleta returnsaeemtoleara little
loom fur doubt as td the rcst.lt. It rarcly hap
peaathai ajaiaaare reported, on tha Bightofan
eleetion, so invariably for ono parly, and so
large. lt is sifrnitioant that the Republiean
vote on the YVcstt rn Reservo was unusuall.v
heavy, txMMfh this ia not a year of a I'resi
dential or Conpressional eleetion. It is Blao
sijrniticant that heavy pains for the Republicans
are noticetl in Democratic connties, iBarkiaff
the diafosl of Demoerata with their oara
AiliniiiNtratsms, Foderal aml Btate, Anatber
lmtcworthy i'eature ia thal the Gcrman Rcpub
licatis appear to have rid tlicuiBclvea of all
allianco witli Dcmocralic corruption, and
it.'i.Wl that the party wliich furiiishcil inot.e.v
for ProhlbitJoo fBunpaigaa haa bo pBiiienlai
claim on tlietn. l'orhaps tho most, aifrcdfleaal
featuro of all is the fart that tha ProhibitioQ
vote apjx-ars lo have drawn almtit efjaallj frorn
both parties. This means that the Rcjmbli
cans, who have tried the BOppoft of a tliinl
party as a means of fonvatditiK their views as
to tempcrance, liave fouml that they were
serviiiR aa eatapaarafot tbe Democratic party
both in the -lertion of 1883 and last year, aad
have fCTOWn lired. Bol Ba they drop ofl, Demo?
erata who bara bea*B*rme rjiaffjaated ivith tha oaa>
iluct of their own party have i.iado the Prohlbi
tion tieket an exctise for roting ajiaiti>t Hoadh .
The Democrutie party will qoicklv eeaaa to
BOppOlt l'rohihitio'i CSjOtpBigTM With iimmv
Kathered lrorn the saloons, if tho not re.sult is
te <lraw away more Diniotiatic than Bepoh*
liean voteis.
In JudxitiK of the Ohio returns, it is proper to
eompare wilh the latest eleetion for tjovernor.
becausc there is no National or Con^ressional
tieket this year. In IShll tho Demoerata
BOBght tlio eleetion of Homlly with ffeaperata
iiariMBtniaai. becauaa they knew it wonld ajo
far to prepare tho way for a 1'ioideiitial
pnecess. So now, tho people of Ohio lia\(
defoated UouMy aa a means ol expressin?< their
coiiih-mnatioii of a Democratic Administration.
Dut State BaMea have the htfffer part ia both
eampaJcaa, aod it is a matter of rejoteiag that
tho Beopte of Ohio are rid of the most dis
ajragaxfal government they have ever knowti.
Ay IXAMl'LK FOM NEW-YOMK,
The plad tidin^s of aaother Republiean
vietory 60888 from Ohio, with B challenire to
the liepnhlicans of New-Vork which shonld not
he in vain. Ohio has reason to rebiiko the
National Administration for its shai'i nfoiii.s
aud falso pretences, but New-Vork has evirj
irveater reaaon, kimwin>r much betltr Ihe I'resi
dent and his hahitnal methods and a sociati >.
Ohio Republicans faced a seveic storm to
express their sen>e of the crime by which a free
vote- and an honest count were prevttited, aml
a solid Booth electcd a I'resideiitial jiuppot.
Unt the Republicans ol New-Yotk are not
indifterent to that erime. Ohio citiztns were
Bflieted i.y Deaioeratk corruption, aml taaolted
hy the sliaiuoless audacity of Deinociatic riafBh
and good citizens of New-York may well
Buaaore out the aaaaa haatiee to the Daaooerata
who have liominated Hill, aud who rcjoice in
tha eontrol of Fedi ral pairoaafta by their
bosses.
The Democratic orgaus a fetv days ago said
that t>hio would surely elect Governor lloadly,
aud that it would bo a splcr.di.l vitidication of
the l'lesident's Adininistialion and of the
(lovernor's. Now tliey tell us OUo is a Repub?
liean State and the resnlt means BOthinff.
But it is elear, at all events, that Presidcnt
Cleviland and Governor lloadly did not Bjel t!n
apleadid vindicalion for which their friends
worked so liatd and BO contidetitly. If verdict
of tho people ever inean anythiiig, this verdict
cannot 1h) reckoae l maijf^ifteaBt, Tlie state
BBhtJ Democratic jrOTeraoraod a Deinoctalic
Lenislature, and 88 coiuplcte nnd powcrtul a
Democratic ori:auization that the parly ehoeti
to mako a desi-nate ftght thete ln>t year, and
Bfjaia this year. The trath is that OhialkM
bfjttl rettden-d doubtful for veais paat b] tluci
eaaaea taa B^oartb aad eflleicoey of Demo?
cratic corruiuion, the ehaage in Iho population
of the Stafe in coiis,'i]iieiicc of tho flaptreaaion
of industry froduced h>- Di inocracy in (,'wu
irress, and the inreifercuco of tho tentpi ram?<?
i-ucstion. Iblivered over bv tin si- eaaaea to
the Democratic pattv in lss:i, the Btata haa
had h trial of Democratic rnle. lirst in k eal
d'.iiis and now iu the National Qofininu nt.
aud in both it linda thaa aata rHaanaatiaa The
nmjorily for Foraker againat lloadly, probably
larger than t!ie s.inie State gBVC te iloadiy
?JBaiaal Forrtk.-r two yeBH ago, Ml the largeat
vote it tlien had cv-r east, shows that the BtOTC
the people try Dciiini-iacy the leM they like it.
But lt niakcs BO ilillciencc wlure the Denio
cratic party is fcrieti; everywhero it proves it
iintitness to goveiu. Its aitns BTC hoatOfl t.? the
j.ioplc'.s inti icsts, and ils niethoils are al 8/BI
with the priucinles upon which sell-gnvcrnineiit
reata, TlMpaeplaol Ohio ut*tU it kaowa laal
fall that they had discovercd tlns fact. The
poopM of New-York, if then deceived, have
opportunity to show this fall that they alao
know good governtiient from bnd.
THE BBOOKL TN < A % V 11K
VVithin a few days the BrooBlya campaign
wili begin ifl earnest. For the (irst timo in
vcars the, Deinocrats wili takfl the initiativc
Ordinarily u BoM " MeLaughlin's method has
beOB to wait boiorc iniking his noininations
lintil he saw wlioin Ul oppOBOBti had plaee.l in
thetield. This year tho Deiiiocrutic. conven
tions wili bebeld tirst. The inost inipoi tant
offlee to bo lillcd la that of Mayor, iind the lb
publicans wili probably know to-inonnw niglit
tho inan thnt tbe "IIihi." has ohoaoa. It is
saie tnsaythat the noininei?wlmever he tnav
be?wili \h> a tool ol MeLaughlin's. No inan
who is not his tool can 00 noniinated by the
Democratic City Cotivention, ulthoiigh we have
no doubt that the Democratic organ la Brook
lyn wili (leclare the eandidate ifl every wav
worthy ? nntraninielled, unpledged, non
p.trtisan and fnlly lit to eondiict the city gov
ernuient for tho next two years on business
principles. Nevertheless, the Uiooklyn Dcmiop
racy, with sonie eonsnleralile exceptions, i> ab
aolately ittiti.T tba ooatrol o! MeLaaghlin ; the
party machinery is wholly so, and the candi
jdatoaniBBt in oToty iaataaeebo aeceptable ti?
the u BOBB,'1
Of ciniiM siich candidates?especially the
eandidate for tho inost, iinnortant city ollice
eaonot coininaiid the votrs of tfltiepoodonl citi
aaaa who deaire abnre all thiagaa pareaad
honest niunicipal IJovcn.nt. The rank nnd
tilo of the OetniMiacy h.ive been so loflB de
piivcd of patTonage that they a-ill put forth
every cflort to elcet thcii Mayor. As the Dem?
oerata have a large maiority la Brookljn, tba
Bepablieaaa rnoat nomiaato for this ofhee .1 bbb
who wili seenre the TOtO ol every Rcpublcan
aud iinl'?jieniieiit cili/.eii BBd also diaw Ihe
vntes of tboM Demoerata arbo are weary of riag
riile and McI.aiighliiiiMii. 'J he iniportance of
this inatter c.innot bc overe.stiiiiated. lt !>???
hooves the Rcpuhlicuus toCBOOM their ciindi
dato inost earafally. Opiaion ia tbe party has
not yet conccnttati'il upon uny one inan, bni
tbere is more than uneanMHta. tbomen noat
talked of who wmild till the ofBee aatisfaetarily
and be, icnsonably BOM of alectiofl if proper
cflorts are |iut forth. Tho noiiiination wdl not
be toade aatil two weeks before elertioa day.
Tbe canvass w i!l be shoit and iivclv. With the
beal eandidate aTailable in the Bold, the Repnb
licana are alinost 8018 to OTOreOBM - Bom " Me
Laagblia'a man. J.et bo efiort bc ralaxed to
aeeare this end,
?//.'. Ulil.'s PECUUAB BBFOBJI.
OoTornor Hill has ehowa biniMlf readj lo
^ipprove anything that girca prOBllMof sccur
inir liiin a ft IW rotOB, He aBOOOBCed his willing
iicss to sign a bill to prohihit ti.e 111 inafactnrc
of ciRars in tencnient hi'iis.-s, ulilnmgh ''"'
Conit of Appeals decided ancb ? la a- to bc aa
c.instifiitiiitial. He alao said reecnfiy that whilu
bc dld not recotiect "the proriaiona of tho
Hooley Priaoa BOI ao-eallad," ><t be ?woald
bare aoheaitatioa ia approriag it." It i* bardly
aeoaaeary to eotnaaent <>n tbe charaetoT o* a
inan who, as QoaanB?JT, \ olimtarily promiaCOtB
hiu'ii a bill tho [irovisions of which BC eoafC88M
hiniself ignoi.iut.
u Ii ihe Legisiatuie in its wisdotn should BCC
tit to pass a aMMBta*1 to aatabiiab a Btate
rrinting Bnroaa the Qoreraor alao ptedajed
hi:nself lo sign that. llis re-pect for tiie ay*?.
doiu of tbe Ogialatore, and Ins deaire to reform
the Bzothoda of doiag tbe Btate priatiag, are
entircly neu, a.s w,ll !?? BMfl by 008 Alliany let
ter la to-day'e TbIBUBB, When B un-inlici? of
the Tweod Legialatarc he rotod te all the
reehloM bllla by which the pablie numey was
aqnaadered <?u albged "State iiiinting." Ilis
eoanc this year in killing anezeellent reforai
nn-iisiire which would have saved the State 000
aiderable of the caanparatiTely aaial] aaai aow
expended OB Slate priatiag |noves lh.it in lliie,
as in other inattcrs, ln-lias not nicnded his ways
ainee be was the attoraey bt the LeBialatorc of
the Erie Riag aad the Berrile tool <>f Tweod,
This Baoaaam was bitrodaced ia the Legislat*
urii bv Qeaeral Cartia. lt aftotdod all the
priatera of the Btate ? Eaii opportaoity to eoaa
nctc in whole or ia paii f?>r the Btate priatiag,
ll did away with the BBBCMMaty waste ol
printing State doenmenti twiee, What araaof
still tiiun-iiiiiiortance, it reipiired the annual re?
ports of State otlici ds to be priuted aad pro
aeated to tbe Legialatarc in tnne t.. bc uefal m
a guide to h-uislatioii, and it rcquircd the bills
and joiirnals of tbetWOBOOMa to be priuted
proinptly, as a eheoh OB loo.se, leghuatloa,
Theac and many othi r aiae prariaiooa marked
this at perhnps the nio.-t iniportant reforin bill
uf U10 aoaahin Bni ii interfared with the pat*
ronagc eajoyed by aomc of Mr. ilili's Deaio
eratie frienda, and withonl giying any rcaaoa,
he refaaed to *'*>:" tbe bill.
As a fltting sc 1 iis-1 be now thinka toeateh
votcs by promiaiag to approvc ol an enormoea
Bzpenditnre (ora State priatiag ectabtiebaMai
?a scheine rejecUul by the satne Lcgialatare
which "in its wisdom " paMcd this exeelieat
reform ineaanre which the OoTeraor killed.
Ml.'. r.l' INGBOmWATB.
'Ihe Scir- Tork 7'tBMBJ ol ycstenlay introiliiced
itaaewa bom Ohio ahowiog agreat Kepublican
triamph with Umm beadliaMi
ai.l (..ml) DBMOOBATB v-.tid tjii: BBPtTBLl
CAN in Kl 1.
T0BVBTA1A PBBBJDM I / < 1.1 YBLABtPB Al'MlMs
TBA TIOB.
Kvery peraoa of iatelligeaec who atillreada
The 'J hnrn is porfectly arell aware ?rhy it eoined
thia silly, stupid He. This fall our poor neigh*
bor Udeaperatelyendeavoring tn improTc its
fortaaca bycanying water on both ahonldurB.
ln .National allaiis it has Deiuociatic ((invic
tioiis. ln State alt.nis it ha.s Ke; ulilican <? ,11
victions. It si'ppnitsOrovri Clcvclanil, a Deino
cral, with all its Btighti nnd exhorts ba raaden
to rote te Ira DaTenport,! thtaroagb*going Ke
pnblieaa. lt profeaaea deration to c.tr Unal i:.
pablieaa prioeiplea but is eoaataotly giring aid
aml conit 111 to I'n e I'la-li ts. One day it la E01
Deoot i.icy with iacideatal Bt pnblieaniBoi aud
the next for Ibp.iblu.u.isiii wiih iacideatal
Deaweracy, yeaterday it eoaiBiended Jndgc
Poraker'a electioa aud in tho bbbm breath at*
tcitipie.i to cut the ground froai aader the Ohio
KepablicHaa who foaaht aad aoa tba ti^ht, by
ci.tliling ihe virtoivin j?:iit to * good Denio
ctals" WBO (b-sired ? Io sustaiu Prcsidenl
t'h-veland'.s Ailiniiiisflatioii."
W.W, IV naiefeW) Bnd thal thrifl follows
Ihia taro-pronged fawaing. But wefear thal
th. absoi I apea tacla il is aow making af itaelf,
ii.iiead of proving a goodatroke ol bnsineaa, ia
going to nnd. 1 the haul wintci Ivmg ju-t
ahead ol it barder thaaeTer. Porthereia a
| icjuilicf in the bna-ts of the aotM of BMB IB
'. ..: ol newapaprrs thal boldly ataadoaoni
ajdi (-( tiie other. The pablie iatlgha Bt J he
'//??.fjasitdiii!?cutiy striYoa to bo oa ono side
nnd t!te othor. ^._^^
TIIEUE TIHY BTAN* tUOM. AT THEM!
flTaatfhal f !>e eol.rod Vwtt la aat always treaied falrly.
there i* aaeen ef evlaVaee ef anygaaeraJ aatrfoeeof
aoaaptraeytoeioUiByaatJea Oraal that II Baataraaaal
f.nriyin Boeth CaroUaa. lt ta eerielBljr a graal ataffar
i,,ii. shotgnaa t.> Oaeae baUota, fr.>m taxeaa baiiota
to eaaxr4kaUed ballot aoxee; laaeavewa* ehjeal of ti.e^e
belBg ta do i>reci-,e!v winit Is iluue by dlte -t statuto ln
tfaaaai haaathi hi tattadaatag aa aannalhaxal ejaali8ea
tiou. Tin- m.i iianhimttaa ay la tbe aaare aawly aaal haaer.
eiiie, nodmiiit; but ?ui'p.>se thal uu altewpt waro aaate
to haaort our ayahna lata aaath Catallaa. t> waaht at
aaaa ha aaaeaaeai la bi ary Baaaxhllaaa Caavaaaaai ua aa
oatrage aliaaal verthy ef Maaaaalnpf.?[T. w. lUffgla
son ln The Hosfiu Adi ertiaer.
Thla is tlio way ifl wliich piditical Ofimaa and
raaealitiaa ara eoodoaod hjr aa old-tlme Aboli
ti'itiist in M issachtisefts! Tho tr.uisition from
ahotfrriaa to ti?aae ballota aud uysteniatic elec
ti->n frauds is heralded 88 a ftBfat Btep forward.
aaiaa of ptoajjeaa; aad the Baath CaraliBa
Hourbons, who bogBO with Kti-Klux iutimida
tion aad murdoranil have pgfaiated in monstrous
ciimes nj-ainst sutlnu'c, are eraditad with the
raoat virtuous mtjaatioaa. They are merely ia
trodaeiag la theirown state arhat is kaoara in
Maaaaehaaetta 88 an educational rraaJtaeatioa I
That will be tho linal otitcome of this iutensi
ing process of political ovolution from the
orijrjoal ahotfron aaataod to tha raore eoaaplei
operatioaa of boilotvboa BtaJaag aud ttaaoe
roteo. The MaaaatihiiBotta way is porhapa the
more maalj aad buaorabit, bat praetieally tha
South Caroliaa marderara aad eleetion eheata
an- aeeompltahiajr, tha aaaifi beaefleeBt arork!
We reotara tn aa* that in tha old daja, when
meanapirited aad oowardly Northeraera talkad
of baogiaf abolitioiiiata to tba lamp-poata for
pt3taetiag Beftroea, aml Chrtatiaa miolatera
qaotad Uiblotcxts lodefeaeeof elarerv, thero
was n.\er heatd a more ciavtii BpotoffJ for
crimea agaiaat civiilntioa than thiatrncklins
udiuirafinti of Sotithern OBtTBgea aml eleetion
inethoiN. We arc aot Barpriaed, bowerer, to
liml Colonel Hifrjriaaao'a diagracefnl perform
anee promptij imitated by The Evening L'ust in
this chaiacteristie manner ?
htaaeaehaaetai "woald aever oermll a naaa of HJiterate
peopleeafheteattaoalvotathe Bilaorlty who repreaeat
Um iBteUtaaaee nnd prepert) of tha '-tut* toruiotbe
cntuinoliwc.ntll. ulid fout ll I'liri.liu.i enliunt ba expeeted
t. oaiiall it. Maaeaehnaetta, fortaBateljr. haa a luw tu
guiltag mery vetat to !?' ul.le lo re.ul, whleh would pm
lept her if eaoogh aegroea le ootaaniboc tim whltea
ahool l ?aahfaalj bedefaidtodlattatStaia. Beath tnao
imi has no aa di baaeBeeat law, aa8 ahe Btateota beteeU
i>j othei BMxaaa?aa Maeeaehaeetta wuui.i do if him wera m
tlie -.iiuc box.
So we aro to understand thal Ma?'safhii?cttK
i:i South Carolina's place withnur. tho educa
tio'ial 'inalilicalioti wonld piotect itsi-lf at first
b\ theshotfton and latoron by tho tJaaae-haUot T
I nder tbe aame eircumataneea tho Maaaaeba*
?etta whieb Joho Qaiocj Adamsand Andrew
and Siiiiiner revered as a liberty-loving com
monwealth aoold deUboratei** auppreaa a ma
loiity vote by iiitiinidatioii, niirhl-iidinjr and
aaeaaaiaation, and Bnallyby an organized ayg"
temof eleetion fiaods! And theae abomiaa
tioaa arould be atrietlj in line with educatioaal
sullrajrc!
ataaaacbaaeita and Sonrb t'ar.dina, there they
Btand; looh at them! One with adaeatioaal
aoftrage aad tha otherwitb tbe ihotfron and the
ti>siie-ballot. an 1 both aorkinf out tho Hiim
bigb di itiny of political rfgeneration!
tXark) from tha tomb a aMmrnfal sonnd,
' l is Oov'nor Upadly ecry, -
" L'ome I'uv'lior lii'l nnil 006 tl t grOOTid
Whereyou inust ihortly h''."
Deaai Kaaraey has eoemtetJaaaarrfaeoafmra Ib
fs.in Fraaeiaea, bariag aapareatly I.b raada
laaloaa trj the aati-i blaaaa aawliafta of Dr (ypaa
neil. tba Sund-Lit earooar. O'Doaaali mtaaea to
ru'i i.'i Uovai ioi .ni . platform e#Cbiaaaa Daaaaere,
aad Kaaraey !^.s now atartad oat t<> taka tha wtnd
fr..m taa l?(M-iors -atls by a-tiii aasrawolftah pro
Craiiiuie. I ?r. O'Douncll l.us B8 sti|>|?>rt s.ive fioni
the *-aii(! I."t ni.ih. luiwiv.r, BO Kcinc.v's obl lotlsly
BrtineJal apoatiag talia aaad ai*oo tbe pablie aar.
Whetbet tba two nititat m eaa toajetbar -tir up
i-n-.iieti lavlaaBaaaa tooiaaata artol ramaiaatoba
bat t:1""' lodgaa do 004 balleve tln-y can do
um s.riousiiiisehi.-f.
Oavaraar HUFeoW eaUtaxriala doabtlaaa eoataia
iniiili tti.it is hi.-t..rn nlly eorioaa, and maeh that
ia poUtioailj dlaefaditaUa, Ilut they .ir.- not intor
eating eaaagb to ba worth naav h ayaae, 'I bay aervo
to ahoa tl.it ba ia ;? daaxagogaa bal tba Btate
kaoara that already. Taay ahow that aaiaa par>
ticalarty aoarfaaaleaa aad aerthbaa dimagogae,
hlll his in ts prove that Not inanv inen havo the
gifttaattar aorda tbal aeaak londec than their
il. els. aad llxll is aat oae ai tbaaa.
?-??
Tolaejaaar: It is aeoetatood m e?-le.-t litatary
eirelaa ot tho Waatein Kaaarta that tho panaire
Uttla Hotit;. "SeeTluit M.v Qravala Oreaa," waa
wi.i ten l.v QaorgS lloadly.
? -^?
Tbr fjiaaaiga A"u</'< raparta tbat " tho Adtainietra.
tion aavet gata Bpoa InlraaaaaxeepttaBtajr.'' It
la siii. oraly to ba baped tbal this latereetiag, astra
political rdeee of laforaaatioa ta traatvorthy'. laa
inutiy lJitiio, iati, Adnuaiatratloaa tbat bave beea
kaowa to "pray althoat eaaeinaj11 apeib-d ptay
with an 8
-*
Wo aotioa with great eonoern tbal our iadepeod
ent frientls ara dalighted \% .th tha pcaapaet of
havlng aa ofeea aJvea to them. They havo raa*
olately maiataiaad tbat their ehlaf fnaetioaa ln
|,oht.es nro of a intieul uidor, uu.l that patroaaga
is not winit they ara after. We bava alarajra
aeeeatad thoir axplanatwaa ln good faitb, and
oonaeqaantly are palned lo oboerTO their aatiafae
tion in beariag tbat Caotaia Codraaa is to aaa om
oftbaCivil Borriee Coatmbaaoneiahipa, Onrhigb
mlnded contamporary, TktHvening foaf, exolaima
tbal a aaota aeoeptable reoognitioa of the ltag>
artuaoa tbare ooald aoibaabaa tbiaappombaaatl
'I'tit ! tut! This will not do. <?ur Itiih-peniloiit
ttianda must iiv<> ui> to tiien- bigb prefoaaioaa
i-.\en ;i ginger-ale olliee inu.it ba aolemnly rejected
aa innvoithy of eontamplalioa.
?
Porhapa 77" EtaU*t Tott, Tkt Ntw-Yorl 1Um
n-,! tin i.st of t!i" political optimi laarbe nre ao
ii.-ii.'eralarmad by tbafrandaand ontraajaa of tho
xiinl ."souih will now ba willinit to eoaoede thut
i" ? iioti. Joba Bhennaa knowawbat bouaboai,
l'i<o i Boek is stili .si: kin^'. s , aro HilPs bopaa,
-?- ?
If t(>e tollowinf teleuiam wus not hcnt yotor.'.ay,
it onght lo have boaa :
DAI i KlTBB, Oct 11.
HoB, Uavio II. Un.1,
alniiaa, N. Y.
When v..ti joia tae bere, I auk'geei tbal ae writea
i.k ?u " llow to baataia CJaveiand'a Aduiiniatra*
tiou." OBoaOK 11 'ADLY.
We ar,- pleaaad toflaioorDamoeratio frienrlaao
pbiloaopbical aboat Obtn, National aflaira had
aatbiag to rta a ithit! It aaa o'<iv a loaal aiaa ta...
arith ? eoofaalag kind uf ternperanea laane in n. in
win. h Demoeratatook Uttleoruointaraatl lt aaa
asnuii aii.nr aad of ao caaaaiiaeaoel Cme, trae ;
hiii aoolda'tyon baveoalargtal npon it, U tba re
euit had beaa dlflaraatf Waald it not bava beea
greetel witb i^.e birgeel type aa > eomplcte ludi i ????
ineiit il tha Iit-iin,. i.itic adminiatrali >n / Waaaa.
pe^t, doar (riacda t'io anauy, tbat it wonld bava
i,i ,? ii n t'oaaiderable Natic tal aveat, if yoa had aot
baeu defeated.
Aad n. a aaadry Denu cratle ttavBpapara ara en
doai artngto ao.ipi-s Mr. Paveaport'adefaul by
aaanrtiag tl at be i? "im leeberg.*' An leabergf
Daveapon tn ieebrrgf Ulearty tbbi ia a mun-ike.
t'.uhl aa keberg atako lt aoawfally hot for Uill
ae Daveoporl b ataking il 1 Uo i.>.
?
oliio has alaraya rtone it> dnty ns aa Oi-tober
? v tna Bepaidiran parl.. Many a tinie ii baa
iaviif. r.tio 1 tha ( mae rlaoalu re bv prernonitli
t'ti il anere I "i t' <? la I tinv 11 ha i ; erronned
?iiis uselul (oactioa. and eiie nr il'o l iNew-Voik
Repulilicans to hono for a Btwaaiag rrTiiinph ue U
BtBBtB. Ohio houceforth ceasoe to ho an October
btate. _
Kbzg Theebaw seems bout ou defvinir tho Govcrn
meiit of India, 9 Dmcediiie which cau ouly end in
the annexation of hie country. Tho Indian Oov
crntnent is. mort over. nt preaont iniiiellod toward
aarb a anazart *rj the menace of PMaob bztngaa
iu Siam aud tho indoiicn.lont Shan provin.es.
Tbeebew'a Ooaetmaaal has so leag been a ataach
Ib tho nostrils of civili/atioti that its overthrow by
auy Btreag t'owerwoold ho vatMaaed, aud it would
be"a dlatlaet llreaiagM biaawa MbJaata. Maa
ifest destiny, too, has ioeg since doomed tahl ter
ritory to axtiaetaaa as aa ladacaaaMnl state, while
it is aqaaUy olaat that Baglaad eaanac atlord to lot
auy other Luropean POwaraMacb it.
Mr. Hill hasn't yet accopted the nomination of
his party for Covernor. Poaalbly, in view of the
Ohio result, ho wili wisely declino to'rnii his head
Bgataat the stone wall that coufronts biui.
-<a>
Tba Ohio olectior. and tho lair wouthor were
aaaBteioaa for BapabiMaa lagBMiattaaa yeaterday.
Hui the hanisDBBa 808808 of Ohio BaaabilCaM m
i u. s-iay's atorm oagat to pat an aad to all thought
of thoexiNteiico or possihility of the existeuce of
fair-we;uher l.'epubhcaas.
Tho Kapabheaa noinmoo in Queens County
agaiaat "Ben" Dowaiag for the offlea of County
Jndaa is petaenaUy and awfaaaieaally a aaoat ex
eeUeal aaaa, iaeboaaing Mtweea tweaaeh mon as
Qanet .). Oarretaoa and Dowaiac the peopio of
that county have an uduural>:o optiortunity to rc
huke raaeality La pubiic oaaee, and to abewthat
aaeked eoareatieaa which defy hoaorahlc puhlic
BantjaariBlnannittnanriml their iiapudeutschemes.
_??> ?
Wo notice that our Independent contomporaries
aro alrea.ly aeatTBg a trtBBBpb Ior the Magwanap in
Oiiio. We ilou't want to hodisattroeableand mar
tnoir plcastire, but, roally, tho inajonty this year
doea not aeeaa to ho iraatly ia axeaaa of Mr. BtabaVa
laatNoTMBbcc. Wiw* t a afaawaaap victory tbaaf
PEBSONAL
Not the laaat aad laal eaaaeaMl with the domlse of
lA.r.i Maftaaban aae tliat Mr. Kartfa V. Tupiiorwrotr
a ijj.'in.iti tl poeu - 111111 h'ot U liruited.
Vlr-ior Ifugo'a ciullii Is one of the shows nf Parw:
Ma| e-l over witli wiiherod aml mouldy wreatba, and
t aruMMil tin-.i.
KolscinUky-not an eujlionious BBBM to Yankee ears;
yet ?' one. <>t (he fow iiiiinoilal ?lainca tliat BWB uot horn
to .lie." Ba aaaaaafaM-aaaaa keeper lu Vionna ln the
.-.v.'iit.etitii eaatarjraad raaaarBd gaed aor alea during
IMbmbbi. nn w.is tin-tirst aaCM Maaoe?er apaaMla
tiiat eapitni. aadUBaafeesa ?aMBuaed M IM prcs.-nt.iay.
Now .1 Ui..- i.i-oii/.e atatue lms beaa ptaeed iu troat of tha
place, repreaBiitl"! Kolaobltaky diagulaad ln a Tttrkiah
ualtormatid imiding ln hi.s rtcbt bead aeoneewpet aad
in ,is ie:t a eup. lt was tbu.s that bc aot iiiro.iKb riir
BgUneaaad eatatiUabatl i-omuiuuicatiou beiweeu
tbe ' ity aad tiie DaM <>f I<oi raloa.
Mr. WTllfHilOoaaaa niual iiMllaatad Mr.GHadeMaa to
apablla rtliaaaalim aCtMlattar*a aVtrpaaa poiicy, but
tMex-Pren ardeeUaad. " Bj reasoa for decimliuf." ha
arrotetoMr. Blunt, "Uthatlatn relaetaat toaayabet
1 tiiink an to yonr eoti.tiu-l la BfTptl" whioU ia a lut
fu.ni) . lo nay tiie leiiet.
BeaaBar Cbbmimb win retum freai CBUfarafa about
V..V.-I..1..-1- 1 fltitb ui'ieli h.aith aad itiei.gtli reg.i ? .1.
The Kev. Dr. Kolier. B Mu'-Anhitr, of c.ilvarr Baptiat
Cbarek, Ma aeeeyted aa eatlBatial paadtMa ?m The Bnp
tisi Qn irln-lt/. wlneli la BOW p.ilihslie 1 ln New-York. Uo
laaiMBolali .1 with Beary c Y.?i.le.r. (oac known In cou
neetiiiii with relialeaa pab leatloaa, l?r. MaeArthar, la
addltloB to tba biboraof kla aburek aad itn oalaaieoa,
> ,!-o i4 eiuill wcekly p.tpor dovoUid to tli^ alUira of
(iilvury Clniri li.
naaldiai <;.it.-s. .,f Botaara CkdMCCi a-ilt ioetur.) to
tiaaliioai ztrHoait ttmrtatt la aJMay to-aaarraw cvbuiuk
IH-Iauuay. Ilie lalBIBII Ii r.'ull uotor. ls s ll 1 to look
ju-t as foaag aud faastaattac ita bo oid?bow muuy
ft >n BM ??wii.ti ho ivim fateed t.i laafa Ku?.sla beeauae
tM Qraud Daeaaaa Olga iia-; f ?iioi m lo?a with Uiu, aad
u.iii i.i to raa away and be outrrted lo biui.
tu.- fnaaral <>f the Ber. Ur. Jonn Btartay IMMa, Mr
ui.-r.y I.euuof tbe (iener.tl Thaologieal Heiuiimry of t.io
Prataataal Btdtmryal Caaraa, btok plaaa raaMraay aft?r
ii um at Trtull> Clieroli. Kli/.jlioth. N. J.,lii.shop Beat
l.i.r.Migli oMiciztiii^. It laiaHIBlkM laal Dr. Forbes'e
daatb tolioared ?i oali a tiv> boon toat ..f Cardlaal Mc
Lloakey, wM Ib 1849 re. .-Ive.l liim lnto the Itoman
. ( luire.i. fi'.in whieb he re urned Mti yearaUter
to Um KpUeopal foid.
THE 1ALK OF TIIE DAT.
Tho f.il'.nwlr.ij adrcTttaemenl appnar* ln a floutherti
paper: ? leocln-r wuiite.l ln Dtatrn t Vo. 10?Masculine
g. i .1, r; ..ne wuo wili piotil >lt totmcco ciiewiug.Hweariiig
ini'l llgjilliig i" nt'1' iu "Hii'1 the sclio.iihi,ii?'; I>c tuo.-rat >>1
BetMelst praferred. u. w. Bauta, anoesar."
TM I'liilitilelphiii papaaa vrant t.> know wliytt would
not MJaat aa pioporto " Uu " a dry gooda clerk aa a
walter. Well, try lt.
p ratdeat Cleretaad haa becaearrylna 116,000 taaar
itni'e ,,n iii.i iife, nu.l innr ii s iDenaeed lUal nmo by
910,000, I li. Ilvaa Of I'l.-ii.li'iii-. have of lale. MOB
ragardrdaa lotnuaioaUj' poor rl?ka,but ti.e mlvertise
meut ..I 11 poilej 1.1 ao amall t.nng for tiie ooiup.iny.
ln-, iifit OarMld waa lanu.-.i for a larga rlaz iiv nu
i >4.:it ? i>.t- eaaraeaer, Juat after i?- eaMrad tne v.inte
11.1n.1e. aave ln- note f.ir tiie prauiloai.aad <li?d ere 11
.?..in." .in.-. nn,,.. tM wafB oouunantad haiaontaialj ob
...iiiliik' ituriiiitioii pat tortu by tbe oaaapaaf <>n
tM front >.t ui buUtttaa;: " We Mouiu tiur Lusa."?IPhll
uUelphi., Beoord.
Tht tillant aad liieinaaallila Ooloaeta PatM Doaaa is
Ib towa aaata. Be saye that aiaea Beozlaar Baat M him
baajaaatly apralaed hia aahto by atBpplBffal liflo one
liorsn StetBS la a ilnrk niirlil. He has ,1 fnll BUM DtM of
III ..I.- [auUBd ..11 tr ,.;i:ig paper which M iuteuds to ehow
t., |M bny.s out in K.ikota.
A < 1IANC.E Of B4SK.
t'p.in tM ganlen gata they swutig
\\ kt n in .l.ts wera iuii'iu and fair,
An.l p.iie Dlana oftdflluug.
li, 1 Ughl upon 1...- i>air.
To-ulght inii.n ,'the l.iflesi treet
TM autiiniti wi'i'l in.ik'.i hui 111,
The aatela t?wun.'intr in thebreeaa
its rnsty huajaa aroaa;
Aml whera are now the youth so eay
And mal l.-n dreaaad in' laWB,
Oli. wintuer do Mlr faotaMpa atray,
\S ueic have tM lover.s none I
Go to the parlor aana. ao th.-re,
Aml isk. lt v.m iv.mlil know,
That .loulilo-loa.t .1 roeklOg cli.-n.,
Thal laiup tuilicii dowa BO l'.w.
?iB.iatou Cearier.
The WnhOrlttmt) f?aa?awa aayi th.it tho sugar erop
Ihlfl year wili br short an.l sweet.
Ftrat Miner: " I roally th:nk I w.nil.l ?;<> out an.l try
tnv laat la thnse neh niines ln AlaiWa, lntt lt costs a BMB
of inoiioy t j slnk 11 shaft "
S.-eoiid Miner: " Nonseiiae; you w.-u't want to Bat auy
ahatti tMajold is lytag nxbt oa top of tM Rtoaad.M
" That'a all rbtht, bat J.'.t forael the BBOW nnd ice. I
nlioulii have lo slnk my sh.ttt tlir.,n^li tliat."
Boatoa kaa begaa lamabi warea ratMrMattaa rinka.
1'i.r the piiMt slx weeks that ,|ii..uit hntanleal eurl^sity,
?? tbe Holy Obuat plaat." haa baca ln btoooa iu tho Iiortl
eiiKurai biiii.iiug iu ihe Park aad kaa beea rMted by
tUouaan la Itoomea ft m Paaama and olootue aaaa a
>e?r. Iin Boweri are whlM aad wfaeo fnllyopeued tho
ilelieate BtBBMHI uud eorolla l.ear a atartlliu' reaeinblasea
to a * hlM .i"Vi poiied abot o an altar wltb oautrotohed
BlBgB, It H luoked iip.in wltb reverenco by the ignorant
in i.itiie conntrien, whoattrlbuta to tM beaatlfal Boarar
.piiiities of aiiparaatuntl [ower furenodor <??. u. itu
. .11-1,1.-ie.1 ui. k> ln have 006 BTOwlua ln the lioiiso, and
?bu it is ib bio.iui tM foriunate paaaaaaot MaapaoaM
to ba uii.l.'t- tlm ilin-.t aai.f I ba Delty. l'.> .lentruv one
Bt Mta it aiiaar and dw maaaa Biiatortaaa io tba uaaai.
Th.. apaalmeu lu tM Park la a tartlealarly BM *w aad
li.is pi.i.l i, ol huudrtds ol lloworn Ihis oeaa-'ii ?tl'hMa
.lelpiila lniit-H.
Boahaadi "afjrdaar.yoa raalty ougui toMtaaayta
Him roami lt I*aixu.'ii fe, t aqnara **
Wlfe: - An.l wli,, pr.t.v, Ihottld I be happy lu a rooui
botiawac II H bIxbmb focc aqaan '"
iiiiii.aii.t: "Baeaaaa it is ho aiaeh UMHaaraa. Dr.
Talii'Hge, you know. ??ys that BBOh persou wlll have a
i . im alxtaeo f.:.-t aquara m Baavaa."
Wue: "iluiupb! il.icli Ur. Tal:s:ai{o kn.iws about it."
1 acar.-.l von so I I am sor-y. but wh.it
W.ir ,i i^l:,,\v to .lo wln-ii \ in lot ke.l lu?t ao,
Wttb/uur bluaayea t.-mier. >o rsweai vo.celow,
Tea, ii.i i.ue, i forgot,
You teiupted uu-. I> ,n't ileuy it. Haw so I
?\ ..'I ,,r.- laatblna Bl nie, ob t.ii..< eara, t..ke care,
Yoa atlll lead on. You'ro a Ilirt, I <.?? url
Yea you are. aa jo.i k.ow.
Well l'tn golng. An.'i-vl Oh no! biit IMa
I'ui siiiry jrou're acara>| by ? kiss ft,.i n
lod i b.-K your panloa. What's tbat yea aay?
?? (la n. to i. ira j uu Bitetu :"
- li?..if.-iloa B. Kiaala BeataaO a ior.
The aaoptaoz BpalaaraatUI dlataaaiajt tM .|uehttou
bow taa tiir iiiiii.tiv.ii.i amilranar] or im aBBUuj ..f
I'oiiitui iis iiiiii I,.. calahratca. lu tM BMaawhaa fN.
baa .I.. i in.l io r lahtate iiib areMby Malarlag
i i.n u la Um eeatra ol tM aartb aa i aald lUtaa aa oA? aa
UM t ui fculna ?
Tln i ,is, hl f witli ti.e rhooloBjt il s;iiif>ils imliogirls.
I " 9 ? "1 ' " -: i ? iivi "? bouuty, iu thrlr
; uu: il?aa al.uia pri ilaf a for jraui.g th?ofa>
' ? ? I ii aere oet I
i.'.'i. itsore "i ...ii- j.,!!-!.- n .'a \i.,,,i,i :,,? .,. . ,i
'?? i. ... i ? - ? "in iii 1 plu loh i ? ih,- i .. , ,i ,.| ui work iu
h. ... iiii?4ioriirjr uoi I*. ii?i in.y ,,,.. t ,? m m..t..?.ir
II mr nt ? i.'.-fie gith know dowtii : il, lowuattaa
rlehi i i -,'!.-'/..? in.l: buu.ta, aadtbrarovto tM
'"'." Uka ttnjrera" rhall nerer zbrlrel in
.1 I."! Icil 041 r H I4 ;.?t. I |i ? - f.,iry I
maa la N.i. 7ai ii-?i.' tiaad tha thwray i/atM
. ' " . ...o. atttxB walk ou aweet-wllUaice and other
llowers, aud reiosoou Brusaels ri?* w.rth $i 50. no
lue yeong hrotUer, ns eoou aa ? BeV. Is .Uily beleaad 00
befarolilsitlven namo. inuke.ia lMe-ih.cf.irhu juti, and
"..?? Baaata hiiu bulf wry down tbe lana, aud tboy ktai
e.iell .itner :i few tllUOS Ulld Walk l.niliitly tOKethor to
so.neold preacher. wno ooirlit to ktiuw liettcr, aaa be
puta bis lianda ou their heads aud tel'.s tlieui to be j,*iKXl?
uud ao spulls a mlssluui'J'l. ?[The Int.il.ir.
T U BBTATE CdN f'ASS.
The Denioeratle Heuatorial Conrentton for the XXVta.
Distrlet, whlcn Is to select a candidate to be dle.
lun e I by Francla llemlricka, wceta In Syracuae oa
b.iturday.
Jneepb W. Iliesrtns, the Democratic nomiueo for tha
.setoite lu the XXXth Distrlet, was a ui.-iuber of the Aa
seuibly for the Iat Siuirura Distrlet In taBSaJB,
Tlir JiroiMyn Enyte endeavore to sbow " why Hill i,|[i
be eleete.l." Thla ls a tfood deal harder task than trylna
to prove a imtraitv<>.
?'A vote for Mr. Davenport," ln tne opluion of Unr
l^r'n Wtrkly "le ? vote for reforni, not oniy beeanse he
ls htnist-lf *lncercly frlotidly to It. but beeause the ro,]
nupporters of Mr, Hlll are ita ulltereat opponeula."
ihr Locl.port Joitrnal counneii la tbe uominatlnn of
John (i. Freeinau fur the Asaeuiby by the Kepni?!leana
of the Ist Bhsgata Dlntrlct, The distrlet Is now repre
sented by a D 'BBBOtOf, but Thr Joumil beltevea that Mr.
Frcemau will i.e obctcd.
The Detuocrats of the XX Vltb Distrlet bavinx noml
nated aTonipkins County tnan for Senator, Ihe Axtnirn
Adcrrtiirr Is tnoved ta ramurk that '? flle oniy inferenca
to In-drawn Iroin that eohrse of aetlou la that the Demo
erate did notkuow whom to iiouunate."
In a letter to 7/?< Troy Timei Heury 1* I-inib, ex-Siippr.
Inbcudent of the Ibiiik Dnpartiuent, wrltea : " I bellera
the Kepul.ltcans have n t done ao well frotn benlu
ulne to end iu tbelr licket for tweuty ycars as they have
thla year."
ihi? Alhmiy .4rj/x?eulo?l/.e8 Mr. Ttlden for bla fl.-h;
aiMlnxt th? Twoed rtng. In comuididlujr Ttldeu lt eon
lei.M Hlll. who wa* a tool of the Tweed rtag)
The Kensselaer County Kepuhllcan Coiiveiitlon wlll >,?
held to-day. 77ie Troy Timrt bears frotn all qitartera |q
tbe county oniy tbe most enroutaifltiK r.-porta to iciiinj
Kepubllcau uulty and Deinocr.iilc dlssousioua.
The frleuda of I.. A. Wilber are urjriux him as aeandl*
iale for the Asseuibly iu tim Schcn etady imlr.ct.
Ihe l 'f t Obirrrer burls a p-jrfectly tramendous ar
aaaaaai aaaaaal Mr. Davenport into tbe aaawaaa it m.
fornia its rea.lers that his eleetion " would inake tbe Al
b.iuy Cupttol tbe headi|Uartet?s of the I'ninn l.-.i.-nn
i lu.'." Ihe Ijhsrrr'r has evideully exhauated 11* aiutnu
nitton. ^^^^^^^^^_^^_^^
AS JO.VF.S IIA9 LaUBBBD To I1M -<OI'!'OW.
from The Witminglim i/'f/.i BeBXS
One would uaturaliy supposo that lu a nitslness senae
ib.- irequeut shiftltu of a Jourual's political .irtiiieUeaa
would have a deiuorullzinx; i-tfcel itpou lu clrculallju.
TIIK P' BSIDEaT AND TIIK B\!',IKS.
Pnm rit* puttbury Chiwaleta
Now, what. tins eonetryie yeeralag to kn?w ls what
are Ibe eeoeUltnM favur.tbln 10 tue Preattleutlal kl-aliut
of Infaata l If tbe I'reniicut Irhses oniy Bepahtteea
babtea on eeeoaat <?t tln-lr ackuowiedifi-.i supenor
beauty, be will surely Incur tue .llspleasure of nlaown
parly. If, agala, be txnorea Kepubllcan habl-s and
naaea uuly the Incipieiit Deinocrats, Im hiyn bliaaelf
opeti to tlio eriticlsnis uf tbe Milx*'iiiup< for BVDVlag
recreaal ta the fundaiuenral prtnclple of rofonu, whn-h
Is thal I. t'-cutii >- f .1. ,.ri tuust K'> 10 the Utiesl. It, agala,
he kisses ituliaeriinii: it'-lv, as the tlt tal.es hlin. hewill
heaeeaooo* of partiallty by all i>artlei, witlmut reitard to
raer.ooler orarevlouaeoMlttoa of servttude. ih.-A.i
luiiiMtratlou ahould deflue its posltloa Iniuie !i it-lv oti
thla Importaai qneettaa. It it fatia to do so Conirresa
ahould take the maticr in band as soou aa It meeia.
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GARLAM) MOBI TlfA.V COOT*
>yom The.Vew./liiceu .\tu>? (Iml.)
His atatemeBt tnat he is not at all iliainrliO'l bv new*
p-ii.or ciiiulsL-i sbows c-oolneas under tlre, perhapx, but
n .1,-0 ebowa a very obgaee seuse of boiii prj.'e-i.i.oual
hoiiur and offlelal tnteirrlfy.
T0LU1 11A lt SO UIGUT TO LSE ?ll. WEMTS SA MB.
To the Editor of The Trtbunr.
Sir : I have oniy this 8T0Qiaf read iu your
laaae of thla tuorulm; tbat my natne was attacbe.l 11 tho
eirealar callluir a meetitn; of cltizens to raaataat the aaV
v lablUfyef revtvtag tha Oeaaaattaaa af aavaaty. a'hiie
I have f<T many ycars laken au lutereat ln ellorta mado
to reduce taxatiou aud stop the corrupt ex,,,ndrur. it >a
city oltl.ials, I ,le-ui It firoiier toeay 'hat 111 thla lnstau. o
my nain ? baa boaa u-<e<l with.nii i.iy milh ir.iy ne RBoab
edife. Mr. John Koley reijuOBted ita use for sm-u pur
yose and waa donhul. W. Ii. Wi.nu.
Aeio-I'orA-, Oct. 18, 1880.
WEUDISQB Yl sn EDAY.
Tosterday niorniny-'s suu and clear skf
aaaaaai in a aaaaalral <Uy for the ?aavhaja st r?ay shore,
L f.. of Mi?s Mary lialdwin Ifyde, the oniy aaaajaaat of
B. ll. U.nle. of thla eity. to Sidiiey Diilon KipU-y. The
aaaaaaor taahaaaaa af Mr. Hyd,.. avatfaaaxtag tbe eeaaxej
Waa elaborately and tastefiilly .leemated ?Ith la<ran
and -t.it iiini leavee fur tbe eeeaal >n. a special trsiii frotn
l?!i|t Islaud City Oeavayaal thlther the KUexU froiu this
city to a teiuporary atation erected In the rear af Mr.
Hyde's hcuse. Theaee miuy aa6x*xagBa took the iriiests 66
the house. The :ii>trrla>fe eer.-niouy was pciformed by
tbe Itev. Keiilien i:iley. tho rector of St. Mark'a Churcb
at Islip. who waa assiite-1 by the Bav. Dr. John Uall of
this city. The bridal palr were unitod under a -auopy of
autuu-uleave.sofboauti.ul and \.irjlux tiut.i ai raiue 1 iu
form a bower at the south eaii of the uialu hall. I.e, a
were sn-iH-u.le.l alsive thmu, whlle the i.ack^ro 1:1,1 w,u
varied witb be.l-.of roscs ou ilther side on a backirroinid
of ivy. A drapery of siuilax felt iu frout. Tho brid.-'a
88868 was of winte salin trinitued with laea aodoran^
blosso-ns. She wore a lulle veii and a iioarl n, eklace aud
araaaaaafa al aaaaaxaaai The bx8aaaaaaMa wore cor-.u.-i
of whlle 11.0111 wltb lace ?klrt? over ailk, witliuut trsin,
ii.Iy ornarucutod with poarl, with 000006-0010X08
BXaai de su..ile K'lovrrt aud lxniis tjuliuu slii.pers. The
bvtaaaaaaata were the aTJaaaa Adetma Moiler. Baaay Alex
and'-r, Jeaiine Borro'se aud llarrtot A. Dishop. Tne
UHliera wero ('eor?e Work. Jautea Ijinier. WillUin M.
Um;lui.ui and Wllliaui M. Il.yt, II. Dulou lilpley. the
hrotlier or tho 6X8aa*tfffaaa was the be.it uiaii. .There .vi-re
tiius,,: by l.aialor and refreshnn-uts funilsncd by Del
BaaahM. The wodded palr BBaal to tuis city, aai tbe
Vev-Teoh gaaata returued at 3:4."> p. in.
aaaaag Btoea aaaaaai w.-r? Mra BT. k. vandeiMit,
Mr. aad Mrs. r.ayard Cuttiu>;. Mr. aud Mra. II M. AlOO
aiidcr, Mr. aud Mrs. A.i^nst Ilehuout, jr., Mr. aud Mrs.
Jos" do Bavarvo, the htlaaaa Bavarva, Mr. and Mrs. john
bioaue, Mr.charlra B hloiaialer. atr. aod Bra. 11. u.
lioiiiiis, (oioiie, aad Mrs. .vifrcl BagataB, Mr. aud Haa
Jaines W.AIaxander, .i.ury M. Alexaaaar, ir., Chaaaeey
^l Depow, Mr. ar. 1 Mrs PnltOU Cal lii?'. .Mr. and Mrs.
BamBOl Horrowe, 11. Uotrowe, Hraduli JoUaa IB, I*.
iirockboUt ( utiiiu. Mr. aud Mrs. Jolm K. t'owdno, ^tr.
aud Mis. Jo-lali M. li-ke. Mr and Mra. J. Lea ilitfl
man. Mr. aud Mra. Oeorae a 1*1.-v.l Joaea, W. BL llaie
meyer, Qaaatal aaf Mnv 1.. J. lAtxaeraid. J. 11. Banaa*
for.l, lirowuell Il.1rnl1.11n. Mr. and Itra roine.iui lel
lowa. Poxhall K.-. ae, Mlaa bleaae, B'UUeai llaiaaBrr. V.
Oray Onewokl. Cbarlee cautler. iho Mtaaoa OanUer, BH
Ulaeea Ueekaoher, .'>ir. aad Mis. I'ooraa ?'? Magaaa, Mr.
an.l Mra. Uwlght Kiplev, Mr. an.l Mrs. Blluara Breeaa.
Mr and Mra. W. P. wiiaiiou. BLIoey idlUn. Mr. aud
Mlaa llarttey, Mr. aad, ?Mra F. O. Lawreaeo, Mr. aai
Mra, lieerae Heary Warren. Jr., ar.aasl ?tr<. J 1 ??-!
. 1..0. I.. Turuuie. )r.. Mlaa I'uniur,-, .-h aad Mrs.
Jaines otKtim MlaaeaOBaKawartla i-i^,,, . <? arlea
Miiun, ...niir Leary Ooarleo Uaaaar, oiiver k. Biag, aai
Ansou I'ueli s Mokss.
Mlss Na..nle I.. I'rloat, daughter of Oalvta M I'ru -t.
aiei -tx-piieu ir. Masi.ti. ir.. were iaarried haaevenlaaal
the lio ne ol tne brnle. N.i. ||T B*BB| TaOBlJ ululh al
TUe tiarPira were iiriiaiiicuted wiih flowera. aad a MT88
liilinlier ,.f fBaaM rfore proacut. The Kev. Falhcr Tole,
afBt, l.eo'd Bomaa CatbolM Charob perfornMal t iee r.'
ni.iiy. and afierward tkare was anerpt'oa. TMbrhla
wora a Iress or alirer braeade an.l aatia, wtta laee g?mi
iine, aud earrieda keaeaet of *hiie i.ises. Miis Mary
Prleai h.-r ii?ior, ?i. bn.ie-iuai.l. ir\iu? Baada, waa the
b?et maii. Tuera vateM aebera. TMgaaatalacluded
Mr. aad Mr?. M. B, BTlaaa, .Mr. auil Mr?. MatBB 1'.
Titus, Mra. ll.-'iry Pricat, Mrs. W. Ooodapoed, .Mr. aad
Mrs. .1. J. C.rliett. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bt-A.liim, an.l
Mian M. Clilr. Thebrlle an.l brldegrouui havo goi.e
on i ....? Iitlng tour to Xiagaro.
Ml-si (lenevi. v,. Merntt, .lau^liter "f Caleb O.
Moniit, and wiiilam Orefory wera marrti-d l.m
evet nig la Chriat i'huech. Brooklya. Tbo elmr.-li
uai i;i.-.l with t'ii.-.is. The iiri'i.-, who waaatvaa away
by ,.r, rutlier appaaiad la ereaa whlta arepa le. hiaa aM
p.illit l.iee a vell of tulle being U. I'l bv or mg, bloB8 I ?".
in beraaad aMearrleJ a akaatet <>t whtte raaaa. \rt.r
t ,e , i r I'lon), tiu-ie waaa leeepttoaat tu Maaaef ne
bil.t", Xo. 1 "i Kattodgr st. The .Iriiwini; pmiiiih wera
ornaniei te.t wltu tloweismnl tbeio were uuiMc an.l ro
frcuiiieuts.
Miss Jeraej A. Ilaneker. diiugbtcr of tho lale /?1ib
Raoeki r, a uu uarried i nt etre ilaa to Bllltaai h Bti . le
tou. of 1'oiiis I ner, N. J, at ihe hoiao of l.er auut. BVB.
,u Banekar, Ba 132 Coneord>at., BrooklyB i
aaraaioay look pleeeal s o'claefc aad waa wltaaas. '??'/
a lareo oambar of auaata, ta Um Hoarar iiaared aattora,
ihe l.ev. l>-. .). ii. Tboiuaa, afMhuluc TM bnde aa
pearad la a bjbb of whlM saiin aaada wltb a l ?aa ttaafc'
aad . overe.l with a tulle retl. Mha <'la a Iimiis wa* nar
iniii.l ..I hoii'.r. 1 BB nest u..in u.ig Ab:ab i. i ItBBc! er. A
leoei'tlon witti tiiisie aad eaappe* [ollowed tbe erre
i.i.iny. Tboaa praaeot bielnded Mr. an<i Mr- CT.!'~
llai.okar, Mr. au.i Mra, a. P, liaaaz, Mlsa Ireaa, Dr. J. J
I'nileii. Mr. an.l Mra. M. 0. Meyn. W. OleaaOB, lleatf
Torulry,and A. Prndaa Mr, aud Mra. Majtfeioo ?'-!
make their bouiu ut Toin'a Blrt r
LOBQTBLLOWi VAVBMTBB MABBlBkX
BoOTOBi Oct. 1-1 [Special).? Mis.s Anme taOBf1
feliow, yiiuiiguzt daugbter of tM poet, w.n niairnd tliia
eveiilng to J.uu.-s UUMrt lUorpe, of 1 .in ( l.iire, WlB.
TM we.Miug took plaaa at the l.otifc-fcllow uiausioa,
(ll'l Oiinbri.lKe. The cci'-uiony wae BBWfOfWMd by tba
lt. v. MaiBal l.o cteilow. uncle of tM ln !.-, aaaiafetl bf
lue Kev. K. II. Ilal., of ihe Flrat l'arlah Chiircb, ?.'*???
bii'lge. The we.btiug was a (julet one. only the reladree
uiitl liitiin.it.- M. ii.is of the lunl.-aii.l brlOeZTOOBl attelia
lu_. Charlea B. Uratfory.of Ma.ii-.ii. W'la.. ?j- beet ui.?flj
bb.i WTaMworth t>?ngfellow, cduiuml Pararr, Cl aria
Mi-ntt ui, J.onea (,'reawell aml Jainea My.rs ai teU aa
ll-l.el-. A :e. i-pliou BBd S'.pj.er I..llow.-,l ..ll'l iMaJBj
i" i \ uiiri..-il e.iuple slarted ou a nborl tour. 41"/
wm ufa iu i aaitwkage
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JAT ouulo's BBPMBW MAMBlBBk
UAMDBB, H. J., Oct 11 lEfm?iii.'b-r'.ai'a
BoHMa?afVaBlSU4Btaa>at, ihia auy. a Bapewe ?
Jav (? .ul.l, w is mairled at -t. MattUlM a Churcu, I'bd*
.lel.-hia, this evaning to Mus Ate. i?< LelaeulBa. al ?**?
auy,
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SIH ARTlliU AA/' illl. VAKIE SL1L.
HaTlngaeoo ??The MiLado" s.itviv iaaac^QB
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