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\o? XLVI_N?" 14,465
NEW-YORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, issi.
PRICK THREE VENT*
RELIGION IN IRELAND.
WK. GLADSTONE'S ADDRESS IX GLASGOW
HO RARORR to PROTWTARTa FROM CATROUCS??
i ii ai. sr.i i-tiiivt'.i.wn RT.
Ci \-.;,.\v, ?fORO 22.?Tbfl iiiiiv.il of Mr. nu:.
ajssji ftiaiit?a here to-day weeli? algae! for a crest
demoi?'.ration, l'lioux-n ti of people-?- iv .mel at the
station to greet timm, uni wlisn they ali-hied free, mo
tr.iin f?a4 eetered their oae*rtaae they were tkeere- ami
cheered attain bf tinI enthusiastic inultitmlo. Iienir,l.-i'
Clrc.ii, le aimil Mr. Olaa-*-*?BM was aunounci A
toijti-iik. eea aa (ilea Ir a aa lin in eeU-fet*. Mr. (iiiiten
Rolla, ii..tin!,er ot l'-rlUiucnl for Central (il.ncow, WM
akeil??a "f Hie merlin-'. When the PlwBBter and hil
ei!.- .tn i La?JAlter,leen ontere I the Imililmtj ihey mos
willi hui ileane! of _->[tUuje. T-S audi; lice, sun;; " Aui.l
hunt "vt"?" aad' " "*"'B iijc'ly a.i,ni lellew."
>Ir. (ii.nlstoa.*, U|iou rising, Bald lu- '.va. confident that
Glasgow won,ti ii i nae .uni solid Liberal wert at i'm
eeer?br<? leettoaa, ii- wou.ti iodajitee! wini a peetloa
af ibo Braal Irish qaeallea wbleb had bRberto beea ee*
touch -il, it iineit. Ci.it pt )rtio:i tr .ch pct-u'.mi'. \ a?beted
?boIIObm- Ile ivou'tl take Bil !? xl from tba famous Or.
Ch.ilinen, wbo lo 181*3 i*etof*re_ to tho ?? lmpoinbiiiiy
Ol t-ru-li'iie, lin- li is!i pen,.. -." au 1 added (hal tho " al
in i - ij tv ara of h Blaeoswoald be irieeisfable." [Cbeers.]
Til,)..' arei?a, Ibe apaa?"or snit, wiro words of kiga
C?lieilea Wudom, Ile asked bte auditors le appi*ooch
Hie uti. -tl" n ni-|> rel wu ii .s.u-ii i-','.linen ts. Be w if li." 1
to tl, ai wini dree pointi-ihe security of l'rotest.
? nts in Ulster, tbe ai-aaseota delueed from the**
tba n.doti of Beet??d and Eagiaad, nnd tho (itu-stion of
li,.. c Baie fer BeotUnd. [CbeeriJ. He aeuie.i taet
p , in ; ,. i,,).t,). lin., bill lr.-i.iud would bo an In-epea.
aout eoonlrj. There wi.re elwaeee the! tarka-a [reload
to legislate ;,>r i ie eat_bl?kiaeel "r endowlaeal af bb**
,, Tue FaraelltteeJojTfall] B4*eepteJ the clauses
aad they bad alwaya proved t?st they were In (arur ol
) . , .. i >? : , ,. ii.!*: les, lbs roral veto would rc.
ii,,.i .. ("herefura alamil wari (TOUBl?ess aad iilxo
. ?
Lord llartiaetoB eonitlaloed dru he ma'!* no adTaaee
or. . Uistei i' u.i t-.i n itt tbe original sciieiuo. Wall,
j ,. li .1 iii..; .it IH...1 no effort to help to do so a-'.:n,
..... ! i - .rt .III i (...tl* of Hip Or il . ? a I , elvan ced
t ?? t.. b teat t.K- n..i,nti.y el tin-. Iris- ibould be oom.
pelted io adopt n,e ?ui o; ih>- bb?ll inlaorlty. Mr. Par*
i .i . in 11..,- aasist?noa or avery I nae?aa Ib tiie wort
, rei lug lrelaa? ree i;,i vei ti ini-ni was opoa to i n
? i ei f it .i-o'.i .', a prate?aol, it sueli c m d ts def se I
1 i .he pm pose ef j*, v.i,..- se|?ran ? ulsfaetlon in that por
liva ol IJIesiei .u wblcli Protest? nits? greatly prevails,
I ? ibo feen thai tbs Cat bullea woaid persecute tbs N inh,
' - e 'lie Protest sots were atroiig eoeusb to proteei
tie 'I'-'-ives, .rr quite po seises,
Ihe union ol I ^ itu,1 a el Beotland WOO essentially
dltfereal ir,),n tu ai ol Koglaod sad ir.- au l Tbefunda*
I .->!.? n. r was tliat scull iud w.t- ii: ur ty. ,t ,.e ,o
), , ,1 tier ovid. >c,.t..t:i 1 _MI i-.ii--.aii I OB a f OOH DB of
, t aad tee un "i wini lee ,i|'*e "f Hine .
r i Ueell to tiie ii.in ts and beaus ol eeotebtneii,
.. ? "d- ci Ure lr ?:i nation u . agalasi tin- bbh.o of
auniry wub I ne sad, Mow, nc ead sold dal He i
lan,I li.ol tiec.iiie aratlQ illy salisBed Wltb Ibe I'nion ;
i if tee ere tl laalomi <if ibu peop.f -? -?.t:.*t... wiatied
lomanaeo i,.r ioo.*i affaire with n ber own borders, did
t cr tiil> li. il li,ey arni, d at .i eteaf eoaelBSitiB IO that
effect, ttiai ir oi seventy-two Seelee -tennere ol me
II ilise Of Com in .ni ??, -iv ii i, fd a. .him uta 11 in a denian 1
! ?: a cii.iiu'.-. thai Engined dare ??! would wi.ti t.i te?
rese t.ein I [cries of "-.\ii."| He rmi'ii'i-d
Hie prepoaala ol Ibe Natlonei It-nitral Uulon
t save eade?lt wltb the qaeation ?>( Inab leeal sci.
|-.iveriiii|.-nf, a subject Wbleb was nil- for di.cuss:.
wtille tue c.iintry dealt wini local goVerOin-BI lof
l.ii.-.aici and M-utia'iil. aquestion winch was uni mn.
for discussion. Mr Q idsiine ibooitbi thai Um pro.
isl I-ron a Iformuy ot Instil nitons for Bneia d,
ad, Ireland a d Walee waeabad, false end vuisar
principle. In deallea wltb ihe Benjee! of local tor
em n-m the special w^n:s nf tue ,mi r.-ni peoples must
be con.1.1 .-red. un I the apeial mil or y ol tlto-c peoolo,
Tba Blain question wea wnetber Ireland w.t. to have
I - - ?r ii neut ,,r be overtl iden by England aud Ba it*
lat '. They knew bow wbai Ireland wlebed. Ireland
I... ? soi aaked lof ni Innovation, beoaaae ?he h.ni a v ,t
llatueni until it was taken from ber in i-iio uv a elinore
of i r?u.i Mint .'??re.. Bfeje oely Bald : "In (Jed's na,ne, a*
you bave faned, allow ua tu endeavor to govern oar*
selves."" *-c,ifl,ind. tn- ii" ak-r eontlBBeil, liad elwari
tent ref or ate ra lo a Keforiued 1'ir.ia ueat?wuuld .lie do
aotitaio! [erie, of "Yea."] Or would .he send Goo*
ir rvatlvea I If .i,e obese the latter coarse the reaponsl*
bl l?y would he hers, not h's. |_ conclusion he ?|i|i.-ale,t
tn lie auditors to (tire their vuioe lu favor ol a wo:k of
lillee ami justit e.
Mr. Gladstone's closing wot*ds wen hallo-1 with JouU
ai.,1 j,reclined cheers.
MR i.I.AUMuM: 1.K1TI.NS HOME.
A JOURSEY ACRO.?8 km.i.a.nd-CROW lia ai TRI
KAII.WAY STATION*.
Lokdor, Jane 23.?Mr. Gladatone'8 journey
fri'rn the meeline hall to ibo railway station et Glasgow
wi.* a grand irtampbal "Toes.sion. Hu earrlaga was
? ? ed ny ix body of poliee. livery point of vaatage
at'ii- 1 the il itt.,n liad lo he fousrht for. The
streets wore Bl ed with n soli 1 iii,t?s of humanity .hout
in-r Itself hoaree. Mr. Gledotono showed no lien ot
fa", .-ne. (in tl)., platform a iplendld l)OU|tiet was iire
. I to him Hud ttnie x.ai a ru.h to shake hands willi
hm as the iraln started. Tim (ountei. of Aberdeen
trsvellee on lho snme train and after a time Joined thc
Preanier*a pattv.
Crowdi were ivaitliiir,it every itntion. They cheered
Ike I'reiiiier and tailed fer a ipeeeb. Mr. Cladiione lu
in ?t losteneee returned a few words of thulka. At
Carlisle, he made a short speech in lefere-uco to the
Cunnii.t ( rttididate there. III. remarki were recelvitd with
mittitleil eheeri-is; and liootiuir. At Creaton lhere
wa. a'lecidcdlv hn.tile element In the crowd. Cheers
were fcMveh lor Lord ."aili,hiv aud counter clifer. for
Mr. Gladstone ead Earl tipenoer. (Tbester wa< reached
at iiiiilni-rl't. Cr.,*?,le were walling at tin* Station de
SB>iie ibo latOBsea of Ike h..ur. 'lue party arnvwl at
ll.wardsn al 1 o'elwcl this iiu>iniii_ and received a
heany welcome from lite vi.lacers.
? ?
ELECTION ADDRESSES AND l-STTEIt
JiHM Allin I hS Ol -A BO I "i III 1KB AMI liliAHl.A I <, ll
? .IOIIN III H.li IS 1 Kl "ll.li.
Lordor, .lin,?? 22.?Mr. I_ktMac_ere and Mr.
Bradleegb have niue i a joint eloctlou addrci to the
elriiors of Nortkaeaptoa, their l'_rii_uieui_rv tm.
illlBseey. Tkey dee?ire iti.it there n no mi mi,- couran
In '.he |,resent eempolga, licit the ehoiee ls between
ese rel bb and conciliation. "The Torlea ara koeal in_."
tl ?? manifesto lays, "tiiat they will oolam s majority in
I MSI V .r li ne it. Wt" thins the people do not be?
lieve iu eristooralie or plutocratic government. Tun
rte,.pie inuit decide wiu-t ,er Mr. liiadaione or Lord
cs isbary ina.i go vera ini-iu."
Juba Bf (Bl i,as formally renlie.) to Cia tender of tho
reiolotlues ol the Koebdale Guasorvalive Aasoclalluo
t. . . ; - lum iur bevlag assisted to defeat the ?oms
i.i- Mil, ii-' aeya ia bia reply: "I am sorry ih.it
lhere ? auld boouy party la tue country rn idy to ace ept
lh-ael. ,."
Kliivm mill, June ll -Thr Si itsrnnit critleiiei Mr.
Gladstone's sec,,nd I. liiiiiur-ii apaeeb as severely as ii
fo i ,1 tann with bli ni -i it tay. tar- premier lo yester
?Jay's add rs aa w .h nagi nero ia t tweed ela oppoaea? and
4-va.ive reaeeeileg eortele Import?ot faets. "Mr.
(...ida'oiie." 7/ic *t?*o_!eias adds, "ilocs not cine liow tlio
Uuoseol OoflsmoBs ne ,leura io,l, pr.tviding bu terella
to owen '"? elected to memoersbip in r."
L rd Asiiburiiiiam. e Ci.aser vat ive, elli preside ats
mceiiiig oi tie Bri Ilsa Hume Kite Avociaiion, wbteb ii
lo bo bold laMoorrow, Tbe Marqala ot Ripen, J.merni,
beeaeeta letter te 'bi aeereterj ot the association, lo
wbieb ko ogptesaoe bis symi-atby wlib the lloma Kuia
lt.,,lenient. A tlonal.oii lo aid tue cause wal IBClOBOd in
It.e .ctler.
Kail Blind writes ti.it the whole fortune of England
I* > stoke ia tin- jiie-cn: cr?la, ne derleres that tue
bsiidit.g of ihe Uuvernmebt ol Irelaue lo me bsob whom
Mi Gladsteue eeeoribed a. swore enemies of Kogland
1. ? - a laagOl IO Lill.' and uli'l HUH t? Ireland. Ile coii
? ra the poley ol Mr. Bright and iottl Harti-ato
anq" ibeit:,,.?ei s moue, cuii.isteui with tin- aefety of
Ihe nation.
lhere was u large L'Bloalal gathering ut disley,
I md, to-day. ?ord Iddesleigh ad dressed tbe nic-t
IBg, Ile ur.-e ithai the Bcotoh cnuijii'i Mr. Gladstone
todisiisx iy ans esr w belber ike Load Pure?ass um
would ur wdiii i not ne m..,um forward agata
fii.'tna. Powei n't uuuor, lu t:.e euaree ot ix apeeoh at
ni>e!beid lo-nl.bi, read a letter wbicb be received from
Mr, (i li, e,. M. i-., while tue Conservatives wen. _
i'"?e.. Tbe Miter Biat?d thal -karlee Uowar-I Vin.-, nt
bsd flsltee ti.(? en ei ani gives him lounderslaud mat
Le eulie on a nil salon (rom high quarters, ile quoa
1 ? Rr, (J* Brie i eii_wly aa tu tbe soil ol Perllai-eul
Hist w.jui,i Bailafy thc in.h. mci appeared
Io I te tleliitliied ttith ihe .naw.r.s li
lerelved. Mr. O' linen, ta* latter forthei saul, was im
I '? cl wiin th.- mea that t scnem. for M?Bte Kuln la
i' .nd na. being balebo.1, .mt tnat lbs ?arl ul
Carnarvon, ti.-., Lurd I. euteaaat ?f Ii -.and, favored ihe
adoptlou ,,f in, 1, a meaaora,
Mr, GlSjdsione wni addles, a nubile wooling lu Liver
pun, un Monday.
Mr. i .auiber-ali* w.; .j.e.tk at Barrow to-morrow.
itie l;,.,ei,iiai'" l-beral Cou nc . bj a rote ol ul lo '' ?
bin cm,.cn,ed oot io oppose ihe e e.-tiuii of the Msrquia
Of Hariiug ,,ii. Lord HarllBgluD will atldiess tuet-ictiora
01 Uial ooio.iiih to-.Dori'fw.
RA1HIRG Mum v inn PARKE!,!.
'lin- .Miiiucijiitl (onn.il ot ihr hi>li NatlORsT
L*-ajue met last uii-ui al N... i,l 1'i.iuu p.ace. Rd Ward
Mayinka?e. of 1'a.m-n braaek Ro, ll. keadod le 1102;
lH-le.ale Jalii-s li. Dy, r, ?f -t -..?.,.,?,, ,?? br-OOh, Re 12j
?-???--l-a I ru? Mt_.tt_tl_ii ktraaue, t>Si it), U..mum'
Kenny, breech ko. ?10. RM; Mirun Met'an ney. or
tea iifiu ward bratten, ri ni; loomis J. (/C-ilagua-.
of iJatiti brauck, So. 165, |'_Oft
Tko f.j..owing suhscrij) iona w.-ro r.-celv.-d yest.r i .y
Billie ..ruc- of i-iuene Ken)', aasocl.itiou .
isi ? uii.iuiissioiier Mick? lolaa Walsh io
' ? -eu ?,i?) a i w lyatesthlxen,
Jr-uiyoyea o( i,.-.fi.'.r Usu | Kaoi'B bet sion 8 60
_??*-, . 17 Hy li,- l..t v. ,,,?, j.
Jairiclt ?j tieirne _ Rill, au fa- Cburcb.
,, _ I'S I" !*?"?"". i BriH-k.Vii.... .. soo 00
s? a. . 5<)(
?
PRorrra ritoM a umlruit.
Lonuov, June so, Mr. (jollcd'.'c. who on
ajtiue ll waa awarded a veiditt of e-.iioy Uaiuagcs
ii-*nllilt The Em,toa BtOUt for puhillhlng the stutement
that while bo was I'rMsh i onsul at Krrlch. In tbe
Cilutes, be xviii interested tlnaiioialiy n ali oreanlz.ition
which stranded and then -nixed ship*, his agreed te
corner-?Iaa with ike fifteen tirnvincai new.piper.
a-alnst which Ile threatened similar ll ml nilli. He has
consented tu accept f .',iki from each af these pupers lu
settlemeni or bis cmlra ie foll ead R-,500 from ihe aewe
Bgvaey thal ?reolated the statement.
LABOUCHERE SPEAKS Ol T.
CHAMBERLAIN s SCHEME RIDDLED,
AN AR9UR0 I .ARD Pl BCRA?B BILL?RMAIX BLRC"
noa RXPRxaRa ir horthamptor.
(nv rxiiir. to tup raraifara *
Coppriyhi|. ].,;,. Sorts American Oattt Wewt f*e
LoRDox. .luni' 22.?Apropoa of Mp. <!l;nl
stone's pointed r, ference to a Land hill proposed hy Mr.
Chamberlain I i Fehruary, and of the ..uestion of election
exBoaaee, which enters so largely late Ute paedleg eon
teat, the follewleg it.itcii.ent hy -Mr. Labouchere is most
loleieellagi
"i .ec >ir. ciinniberisin still karee upon the Lead
Perckess bill and motets that if Mr. filedstoBO*a pre*
pmais for ibe belter goveriiatent of Irelead are lissie, 1
thu bin maa! follow as a at-eeseary lonse'iueiice. l
think that ho will linn lt ls neither a Ci se ol post lior nor
Utropttr hoe. Anyhow li lt u?l rather i.n ni ;? .mien, uiore
bclitting a Conservative th.m a Radleal to vole against
a reform for fear nf problem cr al eoaeeqoeaeesl Hut
xvhei. Mr. Chatulierlatn protests, ai ti riL'biiy, agatnit
Ihe British taxpayer iti.urriti.' any li..tnlitlei fm the
lake of the Iilsh l.-in.'ior.is, how, I WO-ld ant, dues he
justify the BCkeme of a land purchase hat he lulunltted
to Ills collcai'uei ? lu this scheme n was proposed to buy
ap smell hold inns In I rei and. Accord ii ir to Mr. Chamber?
lain thii would have cost twenty iiiiiliui:s, according to his
onlleaL'iies fnrtv millions. How wai this money tu be
prov*?edi Hy Diodelag the security el Ike llritls'i tat
eeyore, and not a liturie farthing of ike amoaai pledge
bet woeM nave to be met by the aforesaid heavily bur.
ife-eos?taxpayer. I object equally to both schemae. i
sbenld leave ike .|uestion between the laodlorda ami Ike
rest of Ute p,nnii,mon of Irelead to be settled by the
Ililli representatives In I'll iiiiinent BSSembled al Deb.
Un, and while I do no! ?lleve thal any in jiiai ice would
do done to the laodlorda I em inclined to think that a
vail il,.e prece,lent won: 1 he soi for us lu our devi i's
with mir landlords."
" Ae to tue election expenses, tbe average amount of
whleb ls, I believe, about C6U0 per eandldete, (hey are
loo high. Wli.it is done bi Northampton might lie dune
elsewhere My eosts lhere, exniusive of returning offi?
cers'ebsra*es, sre about A30, i i-s I., iq addrcee; it ap*
ara ooee or twice in tbe local newspapers. I have no
i iti ra and no pl leards, for 1 c innot conceive aay nae
being saeh a fool aa to be influenced by them, MyegeBt.
a gentloman of position In tbe town, gtvea lu. servlcei
tir.iti-. My can vasse ra aro given Itnall booka
with tho names of the voters tiny arc
te look Bp in ti.em .iii.i they look them up gratia
rbe central committee room la elthem farultoi? Pbe
workingmen tend in ch ii rs in i .:, ea, I -en 1 a t ar I t,.
e.it h elector lolling li i.n tt lier,- ti is polling atti ion I*, cn
Ike dey of, I, ctmii meat of tbo electors vite earir and
then ko ot to their work. Bomi vote dering the dinner
hour, a faw leter la ihe evening, limy sssemble mund
the Town If all to hear lae result Tba! result te tkal my
eolieagae and I ereoleoie ? Hering earned, tun ikey
go home satisfied. Ail thlsis the result of thorough organ
iz 11 ion. Ike Rad teal army at Nortbamptoo is alwaya
h.uiy to lake tim ii, id. Ait election no mora du .
nor dlsqnieta them than their dinner. My eolleagns ami i
m.ike few speeebea beeeasa ?, ir views era kaown, an i
tho dec; irs are satisfied ni,ii us becau?e the] .ne aware
linn ir at say time .< majority ol them dla ipprove ol our
eoureeof action aad algaify to to aa they would be in.
formed of our reaigaaiwB by ihe nett post, [doubt
whether tin" ( oasorvatlve cand dates ever speed mach
more than we do. They are d-feated for tko pare ind
simple reason that tho electorate eoateiea moro Liberals
ann Radicate than < onservstlv. a
" i recommend the Xorihainpion aystem to other eon.
atitueiivies." HkSRl I. tii"t ii iii i.i .
A CAMPAIGN BTOBY SPOILED.
ROME Ht I l. sm BPBONQ il'l)n* un TO?1EI -Mi:.
GI.AliSloM 's pltol"KKIi.
(i*t caw r to thu Tanti sr ]
Ce>r>vr><)ht; is-to.. ttortu Aoaerteem agate Jteem Qt
London, June 22.?In answer to queries!
toaehlaa me alleged springing of Home Kiilo un tho
Tortes Mr. l.ahnueh.-re writes :
" Uefore rarii.-uient met Mr. Gladstoae informed the
thou Cableet tbat sb on ld they be tneilned to deal wilk
the matter be would give them a cordi.tl support, hut that
should they not be prepared io du sn be should submit
his own views on the sui,joel to CarliamOBfc Thc .11,11
lii.iiinail"!! iva. made n, writing to Mr. ArtbOf Balfour,
Lord Salisbury's nephew, an l then preaiden of tim local
(Ju vein me nt Board, and tim letter wm submitted to the
Caiunet, lt was only after this offer bad been declined
that Mr. Gladstone took action ou bte own laitteti ve. **
4>
Till: lii.i.rTl'.s" BILL ADVANCED,
LONDON) -lune 22.?The liarquia of 8alia?
barr, In ihe Hoaseol Loris last evenlus* opposed thi
aleeiions bill beea ese of tho "oblcotiouable naiuro of
certain clauses Inti o Ince.I Into it after Mr. Gladstone
had promised that all contentious matter sh auld ho
avoided diirinu* the remainder of tba session." These
elaine, were IB?? Introduced liv Mr. I?bo nobe re. The
Cari of Kimberly. Becratary fur India, thoo esraed io
withdraw the objectionable clause, m urder to save tims
by preventing the return or the lull to the House of i om
11.,.i.s. 'Ihe Lords iheli read the bill Bsecond ll?e.
MR. QI__D__*ONE EXPRESSES THANK-".
Fall Kivkk, Miisi., June 22,?Mayor Greene
lill received a letter from Mr. Gladstone's Sf.cret.iry,
**aeknowledglag with nunka ibo receipt ol the aieaeege
fron Ike oiliteoa of Pill River, whleb you wera good
enough to telegraph to me."
THE FRENCH PRINCES EXILED.
PA-BAOK OP lill iM-i"l*-io\ Hill. BT lill. 1 l:rvt it
-I UKI Hi PKKMII k'> sill i i.
PARIB, June 22.?In tlic- debate lo-il;iy in the
Senate on the bill for lim expul-iou of Um. I lench
Iirincei I'remler dc Freycinet mid that his <; >v
ernmeiit would not to.erato another (ioveriiiiieiu in
li.u,cn, and would take the fill! responsibility for the
expulsion of the princes. Ile refuted the diarite that
the Govei hiiieht wa. yielding te ihe irmeiTiieilehlea n?
declared lit.il order w.n being ii an,tallied through,
oiit l-'rance, even ul li. ca/.evil le, where a
recurrence of ihn ret.nl dis,.Mers hud
been prevented: Tha! wa. nut lim ea.o
in lielgiuin or in (ireni Bril tin. In conclusion he depre?
cated lbs confiscation of the property of the pillie. .. in?
stated iii?t tee eumtooa law w.nini noi apply io the
princes, ead ai-ed tba nscseslty ul Kepublieeu union as
of supreme iBlereel to ibo Kepublic
Finally a noorat ballot waa taken, ami tko kill, n? it
cine from tko Chamber of Deputies, wai adopted by a
vote of lil to 107. i io- rthununfeiiifliii of ide result
was received with great applause tty tho member, of inn
I-eft.
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PARTICUl ABB OP TUM 1)1 UAH.
lin Courtier Des h.tats-Unit Inst Dight res
ceived s dlspaick doaeripdve ul thu deii.tte. a portion
of tins dispatch ls given below :
'? 'I he 1.1.1 for the BZputelon of tho princes, already
v.lied hy tiie Chamber ol Deputies, paceed me Bee tte
yesterday after B Stormy se-sion hy a tole of Ml to 107.
li, M.neon, ali ultra radical Boaator, in,ide the lint
sp. ech of Ihe afternoon IB favor of the lull ail i was t >!
lowed hy Ms Berdoax, formerly Minister of Public in
atmetioa. who oppoeed it M. de Preyeluet thou ieee le
answer ae<! rae ever tbe argumente io favor of expa?
iloa winch he hal aeodla lin-1 bamber of Deputies. The
j,: in,-, s. he Mild, Wolli., be a mel ace to the Kt-im iii U- us lung
BS tiny remained in France. M. da i'r.-yciiiet was twice
Interrupted, H's < lelai io the Bather -kip el the inn was
cjectd wi ii a st'.nu ol avg an,ns Several Senators of
the Kiaki crieu out th.t ne l..ttl eely ) ,< idcd lu tn., ex?
treme Left, all I W.is Hie facile iii- i i Hui.-li t of the Wll. ol
ibe lindie*.*. Anani, wnen be aaarr ci Unit the Govern?
ment had s'tufTli tiru.ness III the DecBSOVH e affair, Hie
I: rm-hunte,i ihat it htvi beea guilty of deplorable
weakness. lim, tm-y said, wus dona also to pteaa? Ibo
Kadleela, M. Uaaimir Perter followed Hie Crime Minis
ict a i.n uppueed tee lilli. The lmc u'A un ult ct -Paequier,
ni she ("eulie li.-ht, al.o opp.i.ed lt, Whll? JI. Barlil , ol
.nm of Ute lei I (),.? of lix. Left, favored il. lho
Uni ciiuie, that Ibe territory ol Hm Kepublic
should be forbidden the chi.di of families who
had one-reigned oxer Trance and the lr (luci t heirs in
me or.i'-r ot primogenitors was voted ob teperaia y .md
earned ny i.s.* io lie? nv. mure majun ty titan th.: Gov.
cii):>,.-ni had aapeetei. the dual rote wa. taken by
opee ballot- est a Moaalot mounting tho inbaae io un
in a.I.,.- his vole."
THK 4BKLOW NOT SINK.
QrjEKNSTOWN, .luni' 22.?The mate of the
iii nish hark Ai kio w, tt un wa. pic li." 1 up al sen in an OOM
boat hy inn Am,-r-caii Bblp i'tank Pea die*?m. and and
thai tko Arkiow wee aoak bp a solUsiue un May ft, aaa
dlBappeared. ll" tefl B note ItatlOg thal lui In .titre id
li,,' -lull of Hie col.mon and ins auija<*.-,iient suffering*!
ital fa. ?>;. __
A I KIN' ll I AX GM CEBEAIA
Pabis, .Jiiiji' 22. ?The Chaniber of Depatiea
io-uigi)i, notwiiiifitaad leg itn ..I,jet non. af Ike dov. rn
iii. in, decided, hy a i otu of atti- lu 117, ni favor ul a lur?
ia x un cereals.
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TBS CANADIAN CAI il-ICM PUNCH AMK.
MoNTKl-.AI., Jilli!' __.~T_- Allillllic nilli
"?uii_wtsici- Hallway, winch is a branch of lbs
Canadian I '.icu nc, hu dimple (ed tho pnrchnin ol the
Hliiiistead. Bkefford anti (lian.lily, YVutTloo and Magog,
Mlssi.qnuls and Ulick Kiter Valley road, ind the In
leraatlofsel Railway or y linn, a apeetal general meet
lag of the .hs rei,oi,lc is of the Atlantic anti Northwestern
Company baa boen e-itled lu authorise Ike porefceee el
the above uiimed roadi.
THE DOMINION*-GREAT RAILWAY.
PLAN! To I.XIKMl IT To HAI.I1 XX ANT) I Xt'KDITi:
TRI B0XN1N0 Off THAIN'S.
Halifax, Jtuie 'i'i 'Special*, sir Qeorgr.
Btepkea, president nf tho Canadian Paolfle, snd Geuersl
Manager Van Horne aro here Inipeetlng llji.f.n Hart,or
w;:ii .1 view tu Iii .election ai the Atlantic terminus to
Hie Canadian Cullie Kailroad. Tho short line to Mon?
treal iiernis the State of Milne will be completed
within sigh ieee a*?alka, when fae! train, win rae from
Halifax to Montreal and lo Victoria. B. OL, in la? hours,
limy speak iu the mon hopeful manner of securing an
imperial mundy for the fait line of mail steamers be?
tween Victor!... Ii. C.. ami China and also for the Cana?
dian Atlantic niall Service for \i hlch special boals will be
balli to rival the fattest of ihoie now running from New
York.
Bil George stephen .ny. that he re confident of secur?
ing; tho tm trade of theeontineal for traeeportotloe ky
way ot Iheir Cacilie ilea.ri and the Canad tau Cacilie.
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THC ABBE LI8-T IN BETTEB BEALTtt
LONDON, Juno 22.?Dispute!ieeri'ocivi-d lliis
afteroooe from Weimar, wnero lt waa reporter! that the
Abbe I?US was iii aud -JIBS*. State the! BO IB Improv?
ing.
FATAL PANIC ON A REAMER
Valparaiso, .Iiiiiu 22, wit, QaJveaton.?The
a?oater C?shapes' on her voyage to Coo-eleko eeeeae
tep'd he.iTy weil her. A p.Tn'c occurred BmOBgthS dei
peaeeagera. eke lowered kwala, all of wak? blundered
alli all passel).,m s weil" loll.
trial orrin: CHICAGO anarchists
jiu: tiiiiti nc mai 1.1.1: ns ia 1 1 linn TAXES
Columbus, Jone 22 [Bpexutlt.?Althoujjrh the
Baptema ( oort baa not nillimei the eoeatitatloe??ty of
tho Dow liquor lax lav., ike sateofl keepera
all over Ike i-ialo aro Ji.iylng tho tai.
but nut wit ii.>il coull, tel?bte gruuiiiltng. In
ui.ihy village, and ina few cities the temper.ince send
meuiieau Birong that alepa aro ticing taaeu u> ihe
cullulla tu Cluan np lho rum.imp < all?gul lier. Ai. .na ?',
Which ls _ eily of (I.i,nu p.o,,|. . oas decided lo pntblull
lbs sale of liquor a. together, as too lion law provided.
Ibero ls geuer?eoBsternatioo emueg tue Uqaot men,
wu,1 .nc w.l.ii,e to pay tho lax iwico over if ado a cd to
cvaiinue in .?? i.e,,.
/'/ / ! 11 tin: si in-: elmina cos VOBIXATIOXB.
Wilmington, Di I., Jane 22 [Special).--The
Teuipi i.i"i-c Uoform Party el Delaware held iu Bret
Stol 1 nnvention it D ,v.-r to-day, Bomlaatlng Jamel K.
lintic k.-r, ni Middletown, forG tveraor. aad Riobard at
Cooper, nf Mu irton. tm COB-Trasman. Holli Ine.i ale
WllbkllOWU .ml wealthy lal mels, and have llllhtl'lu
SCUM wtlh tho DemocralM party.
STTEBFi TOLt VCB TWO PROBIBITIOXISTS.
('limos, Iowa. Jinn 22.?A mob Ol aiiii
Prukibiiieets 1 sluteked tue lau after 1111111111*111 thu
Burnlea, laieodiag to lyaeb twa Piealblitoeteia who
era as?or arrest lei ellegod penteipetioa la Meadey*e
liol. The sh.-nil and dopUleOfl bred late tin- ?ok, wound
11. ti 1, .ni linn, ui.ue ol teem tmnuualy. Most ol um erowd
w.-r,- Ul .ttl ? , alni all ian .tuen iiii. .no.,ling bean, '1 o
d.ij, .1- .1 precaution, tee two pneeoe*? nure romeved
lo I..0 Male Ci Lou al A na lu ur, i.
lill inns si nuIA A I hill. DRY TER BARRE AL.
\\ in.1.1.is... W. Va., Jilin- 22.?At Moiiinls
viiie n.is ovaoiag Kogone J on asea, marshal "i me
county, abo! and killed the town ?"i..-,ini Jehooea thee
Baeapi ? 1 he lee,ina- i!) lin- eiiinutuull) 1. fclajB and troWtls
ure in put.oil 01 ibu luur.ieter.
DISAPPOINTED IN A MINING INVI-j mi.N I.
li a 1 imi'mii . .inn' 11 iSpoetal) Ab latona ilea ease ef
lilllie ap. . ,. all OB ls on Hun ill ll.c ( ny (uii) t. V, illlam
t luton, all"! lc V lui Hie |'amull!, lu ..penni.' inc.ase
mid tit-ti in jul). it*-.1. Pren a iv. Bean, wee Ma ana
Ol General Beaut, ul Mfa hiugiuii, met Willi?m At?mas, of
Ballimore, ai tim Girard (tooee, Philadelphia, li wai
alleged that Mr. Adam, iain ho hung,it miaea st from
lino lu ??''"(' and .,)l,l Ihrui for ?>.'.,OIKJ and lhat he
ate.ij. arra?god Um eete before he h-asbt, so i?al
BOtklBg COO?I ks lOSt MR lleall ,u,irit,l;:,.,ii,i?.
scheme aud was disappointed.
a -ONO TXIAL K"i:i:.s|iAi.oW! n?vain Hioi-.i lo
Bl 1 rel Dn 1-1:1 -IUDICI ti li lidlt-.
Ch ic A no, .lulu- 22 [Special). To.liv's pinoeedioga
il) Hie eiiliiiiiiil (-uiit t ina Ito it (lenlfl.it the lu il ol
tin- eigkl Anartrhiila held raspeoaibte fer the leta!
bomb throwing ia Havmer-el Bqtiaic ea ?bj Hwill
bea long one. Judgs Rarrwsa in kia ehpir et PO
1,'? lc, li mni s,,.,'i afterward Parsons, Spies, Pielden,
Schwab, Ncilv, Lingg, Fisehei and Engil wera
br * 1 _;* 1 r Into Um num. Mrs. Persona intered bi
anotbei di r willi her two children. Tbej I i
to their (allier, xiim ki--, ,1 Ibi ea in an osle il
manner.
i e work ol aeleettng juror- waa throwe npon the
I.i iv \ei- ul the di;, ncc, and tbej con sr. med tua day'i
session bul did io! accept any one, Ibe twopromL
uent leal urea dei eloped during thc c i of the
I'u'itt wen- timi nine-tenths ol tm jurors entertained
a fixed pn ,i,lie, Against tie prisoners, nnd terondlj
(bal lin \ bud a pu ;t ,t,? ii,-i: ? - ii ;. .nu io -i-i ?,- on tbe
panel, None expressed ani iviitpalhj with .?socialist*.
The nft'itti,".- tur fi,- detenee endeavored to press ilu
query that, conceoin-g il -.t ?? .m Anarehisl wbo threw
lt., bom li I to the rank of the police, whether or noi it
would prejudice the juroi against the men on trial
assuming timi they were Anaiebista This question
thee.i iciu-i,i to allow lo be answered, although
it ww propoonded in other lorms. The challenges "i
tie deli nee were nearly all'prremnloryand aa they
,,... gran ted the righi to Ititi challenges, twent, lor
eaeh delciidant, et the retool progress made lo-dav
:l v ill ie j,., c . .1 ,1 Weeks !?" e.nu;,cl tl,nu !,, ciui.c
to trial.
W, S, I. ?(? ,-!? r. a railroad men, bed read Ibe ac?
counts ni tho riot, lui) I, id ',,' no a nn opinion as to thc
guilt or innocence ol the defendants, Ile hui no |v
judie* again.) labor t ni,mr', nnd aid not know whether
Ibe, Inul any prejudice sgsiml Boc.alieta, Anarchists
rle bad not d ison sw ,l i be Ha,! n
af)air particularly, Ile knew nothing abotil whal
connection thc defendants had with ibo not end bad
no opinion as to I ?? innocence or guilt ol the defend*
nnis lin- defence appeared to be inolined to accent
tins roan, bal Hnall.1 challenged him peremptorily.
Ihe in xi six men examined declared they could not
give Ibe prisoners a fail trial aad were excused for
Cilli-f,
ut. Louie. Jane 22. P. m. Berwaaan, Ooettltek Jubo
lowaky, Martin Punk and Otto Pricks, the Aneri
n ? :?? .u ranged fur tn.ii m the court of Criminal I u -e, t
lion tala a ri.-rn.. ni on the ob irgeof unlaw ul assembling.
ih.- wura ol procuring a inn was begun.
Mn u ai im i, H I-., . lum, SIS.?Tba trial ortho noteri
rc, eat!y in.lute.i ny iii,. Grand Jar] waa begun > ?--, i< -?
day. ll, iin.tii Lam pul and John Pretty man'a obsob wera
taken apt Tko evtdenoe against ih? latter wa. to the
effect iii..r h.. made vi.i'cnt inoeB !';cv iroeobes to a mob
oi seT.-ni thousand pe.ipi-, anrmg them tn secure
weapons an i ittaek 'ii- militia It ls expected the trials
it iii ;asi ?i vera! weeks.
A COA il si u\ RR I HM I Shs.
INBT11I ' i r n t*-n UNIXSTKI CTRD CANIiIDAT*"? 1 ' ?!:
BTAT1 01 Sh ron LS \ -KM11*4 I.
Nt. Joiinsbuny, Vt., June '.."J [Specutl .?The
Republicans ol I'ennonl bold niuo county convenlioi i
tins week foi the nomlmuoe tt eainlldute.s foi m..:,
fenaiors. rh,- aaeallon ol electing or aol electing
ce,ugo i". Bdmunla aa United ;-1. ? t. -, .-in.it.ir is thc
domlli ml is-ue ni ii,,- i .liv ,i- -
The Repablieani ol Laledonia County held their
county eooveution te nominate a Henatorial ticket to
di). Tbo convention ? t a f Ibo Isrgs.l ever held In
\ ci munt, ne.ii Ij 1,000 voters betne present. It n.i-a
in.i.n vent lon ead averj town wa. repiesented by
lnr.-o aetaaateona. Beary V, Ide, el ht Joba*burr.
prc;,i,,i. The 'jf'-.ti iii of ledotsieg Senator Eda indi
and of pledging the Senatorial candidates noralooted to
snnpori in. eau vasa ,',,i i reelection etcileda warm
debate The introduction ,.; a reeoluiion io tbe eflecl
that any member il lite Venn mt dele-atinn In Coogreea
who would uol pledge i Ima ll to supper! lue nominee o'.
i lu- it?- v i lil pin ., .in S'ntiouul Convention ie re.teeted
tu ie-1-n, ni,ie.i fuel lo ihe fieri -Ucusolufl The
ieliiniai'S men lu si. e,| mi tin rm iI'datM for st.tte .-? ii
iltur pidgin*' themselves to vote fur l.ilhniltd- tefOffl
they were nominated. Tue anti Kdinuude men opposed
exacting a pledga from tbe ean.tldaies aud carried lbs
tiny. Tin I, .,-.-'? ,.,i ? ntiuii tt itu scarcely s disaeutlug
vote Indorsed ibe raudldncy ??! Mes-'... Cte. -md
fluukei, shu will go unpledged and 'inlustrurled lo Ibe
stan- Haunts, ri," mu i,u- rea.Ilona oo tba Henaiorlsi
is-ue were ,ii-mi.i. Tn.- ctimnuttea mi rseolauoni
upi,itel a platform >,f prineiplea slailsr tn tuc uh.
adupie,I by tho -t.iteC licei.tiun.it MoBlpotier.
I he i:..|,nli ii-iiii count) itinv. uiio .-, neel ni U'liidha'ii
and Essex Counties, poe.ed resolutions ludorsiug Mr.
i.?:,!,,in,is .ii, i ple-ieing tue -*:at,- e>Baiora bo?laated to
support BIS re-eieciiou. A. >'. -wan, ul Url dwi Pella,
.md l.. \v. Bl ii lard, of Brailleboru, wera Bomloated for
?xeuaiora in HTadbam io.nny and P. ti. Hals ia Essex
(uiiiity.
THE ELIHU'S IS I."I isl | '..1.
Ai i XANDM1A, .Illili" 'll. ? As report- come in
the damage done by tho Moola of taBl week ll glowing
mute and inure iel lum Ihiouithuut tho parish. iu nut
lao matter gently tko people kare boee almost ruined
and iii,my soe .Miva Inn sta'mg llieui lu the
lace. Tm. ii n . idie ass riloii, bat ti baaed
.rn luci. At thia liam many plaeea lu tba parish if
? till nu.lei water. The eura crop ls a failure. Bolton :s
almost ruined, uni lull lillie will Im in nie. lim lilli people
ara me gr.-aie.i au (Ten i ?, ami they are loo po ir to help
ilicn,.e,r-s. Aid wll li ive tobo furn.shed them. The
ion of stock is oonstaerabte.
tuns of kock blown up.
A BTJOE PIECE HURLED INTO IHE STREET.
(I'.A-HIN.i INTO AN" KM.IM.'S lloILKf.?RCXNTNU
iit'iM aecAPiKa btbam.
An explosion timi ?hook tho baildiBe*. in thc
liiimedl'ito nelghhorhood. and wai h.-ard for half a mlle
sway, eeearied at __M p. m. yesterday at the eioara
tious on lots Mea, .V.ti> and 503 Thlrd-av.. between
Thirty et.ht and Tatrty-nlnth tts. People ran towurd the
ipot from all .liceiions. and when sreat cloudi of itesm
were leen to lill the streets, and a roaring lound
wai heard, tho Impression got abroad that a buller had
exploded and that much damage had remited.
Cat rick Nortoe li the contractor for nianing a cellar
for a large I abaps< Iel which will occupy the two lota
on Tliird-iive. aud a single lot nt No. 18. Thirty
nitiib-sL Iluj rock encountered thus far lits
been rotten and dlipoied lu layers Inclined
lowsrd Third-ave. at an angle of thirty degree..
Il was deemed advisable ye.tcr.lav afternoon to throtv
out ? great lection of rick BltBBdlBg acron the ftont of
the two lots. Thc surfaco wai about four feet below the
?tree! level, and steam drills had been nt
worn all day drilling seven holes varying from
four te lix feet in depth ead about six feet apart.
Tenininny varies aa to tho strength of the chartres incl,
'out the residents upon adjacent property declare that
heavy charges of dynamite tveri need, ruses were
med willi turee of the ll.hter charges., but the four
train ch.ir.es were conneet'-d by wires with a bat?
tery whl.-u was operate I by John Harry,
ihe for, man. Spectators said lhat ei
traerdleary preeeatloea, moro than anon any
former eeeaelOB, were takea, Begmea heing sent mire
Ikea B Meei away on either tide and the elevated trains
heine wormed, Tke Ikiee adam chargoi were ll red
ead Imo?-lately afterward the malu loads
wer.t exploded wn:i ,i deafening roar. A
meal ragged rock-, welgkleg several tons,
"is seen i? ri.e ???oat ten feet in the ali-and whirl
screes tke sid,-wa k, eraebl-g against aa upright ateem
holler whleb steod outside tb.irble tho meet; over
cir ung if. Hm.dior pieces of rock ailed tho air, scotter*
ina la all directions, but lucHiiy doing ae demege. a.
the holler fell tho Unod wei thrown oil mid
?l i'i re bete waa k tock ? i la tke side.
te un blew eal tho hoad, of the flin ind ? grce! roi*
uma of soaldlBff vapor poured oul directly loto Camp*
?iib...n's restaurant at No, 50! . Ird-eve., ti.e
boase aorta of tke excavation, end imo
Edward! Bros.' bateher shop next door, nt No.
?'". \ anmber of persons were eating
ia the restaurant ween the explosion ?>,?
carred an i they acre eoufrooted wltb doa ls of "raiding
- ? im which poared la at tha door. They climbed over
oas .mo-..i-i- ,n Si gai aad tawh refuge lu ike beck
yard, where they remained until the active volcano le
frout moderated. Ai eoooas li waa determlne'l teal tke
i.n..ir wonld not explode, laboi rs i >t ie norh wllh
-, wedges and crow a in ead broke tit ? largs roi u
Into pieeea. wbleb were earted away. Paver? loads of
m. k were removed from tke street and *i lewalk.
i.n.-ineer Prank Derby, who bed charge et ihe
I'",!, I. .aid: "The huller waa h<m for supply
tu two iteam dii le, and was
r- laten lat elah! bo te-power II '.ta* licensed tu
carry niety pounds and my gauge re.-i -terni eighty
p ? in I-. Mr. Norton's li irse wai ii indina only ten feet
sway, md ,. I saw me hmier toppllug I ran toward
hi h. f'-.i tig I,,- would be scalded, lt w.is a
,- tba whole boiler did aol blow up. la
- i th ok the breaking of tba feed-pipe and safety
valve liberated the sie<ra io iwift,y thai it avenel a
i-iiit,le,ic,-..(.-ni. i ,ii-n feared that the waler would
I that the Are would than superheat the re?
maining s'eaoi md blow tnintra up ii mv ons In ihe
? mt i'.-id br.-nt lied tiie steam I! W( ' D. ll
bave killed bim. Hal am one Iteen standicg dire, My In
from of the door be would h tva ii -en faull. sc tide i "
proprietors of tho restaurant said thal t1.- place
tn I j rilled wltb steam and tbat u was Impossible
I to I be ,|,,,,rs V) Blois them,
i .-Alderman Babe rt Hall owaa tba bull,tin. at No.
150 Hist I Inrty-itiiith ir., which is devoted tuliveiy
purposes Hs Hated thal tbe hulldlna appeared to
1 ip into '.ie- air an Inch ur two. The stable men
tint lho horses were frightened, tripped
r lalti-rs and klt-ged frantically in their attona to
gel sway. Real Esiate Agent fohn Kyle, of No. 556
i bird-ave., said thai the charge wa. much too heavy to
I in tbe midst nf a densely populated neighbor?
hood, aud A. ?'? V n liuh'i, grocer al No. 593 Third
are., stated tii.it r<" k f--!l upon his pavement. On
former occasions -.mali pieeea of rock had shuck hu
XV 1 . ',,-TS.
I ?? e., avail,'ii was Ulled with WBSBBB ot TOSk Of all
.. fruin ,-..ns burse as one's Ssl to teas in wenrht.
A dozen chained looa wera buried under the debns, end
tools, harrell nnd boards Were discernible, hair covered
tty ipliniers ,>t atone, honking down Into tbe bole
IBS ti .ill wis seen to he cut doWil ClOSr
from top io bottom, a dlatance of alght
let, running elem- norms the plot. The BC ar ka
bib I" hy .seven drill huios were there, aud ro.-k h.1,1 been
lifted out fur a dlatance of rudy fifteen feet, beginning
st a poini twenty feel from the street line. Experts
tx im inspected tba work save it a* their opinion tbat ex?
traordinary cb irgoa mun bava neeu nsed io com?
pletely to tear away tbe wall of r,? k sad
, ' Hume tons Into the street, iilthoiigli
heavy !"?:-. eb ilued t" ether, w -re pieced ob top.
foreman John Barry admitted ftnng lour ehargei at
once, but explained that tke trend of tbe strata was
inch a. to cn,ne th,- blasi to tai.'! an un?
expected direction. Ile would neither deny nor admit
I li.it ne us l dynamite. 1 ne bul ld in KS un en her .ide are
not .hore,! up. and as their fountlatl IBS rest upon the
roc- bow being blasted, every ibook lb?kel their walls
in an BlaXB?Og tn mtier.
END OF TBS ORR AT 8TRIER IN TROY.
Flin.KN' Ill.il SAND Mull.lillis AND lol.I.AU MAC
gRaouixG asea ro work?Nona,
I'uov, -luni- 22 [Special).?To-day broogbt
with ii n tettlemi ol of two et ihe greatest labor tr,uni.e.
Tiny hui exe: known. At noon B committee of the
moulden, who have ueeu out on astilk? for over four
monika for an ?tereeee of seventeen cents on a dollar
iiiiuve board pflCSS, trailed on the stove manufacturer!
and Informed thom that their O-Of Bf board prlOOa hal
been accepted and ttiat the men w-re ready to go to
w,,rk. Tho manufacturer! will accordingly sturt up
ti,tt:r foundrlee St once aid 1,500 men who have been
I.l ie la coiiieiiueiico of the strike will ho put to work ou
Monday.
Hardly ked the news of the Mart?lg up of the foun
dr.ei been received h. fore lt was Intimate thal the co let
and laundry lock-out weald be settled. At 1 ii. m. ii ord
xv.i. seni mit troni the Knish ts Bf Labor beedqaertera In
thu etty oidering ail awaken of the order employed la
tue collar .h,,ps and leaadriae to retaure to w.>rk to?
morrow moralee. Tutt uct!,>ti iva. takea after eeaskter>
able correspondence between the Shirt and Collar
M?SUfeclarers* Aseeet?Ilea and John W. Hayes, tent
lure ns B member of the National executive Beard
of ike Kingiita of Lakoi to settle thetwedlOenltlea
i; er,- la .-vu' rejoicing over ihe Battle mee t aud 15,000
pei anns will resume work. In tliecol.arihupsai.il laiin
,nie? the w.,..'.-. ave not heeu rodeoed, (.irs sae earn
from il'l to Sid a week at the prices otlere i them. They
were called together to-nitrht hy the iiisniri aisemlily
of tbe Knights of I?bm sud ih-otn.-i.il order rtireciing
them to go beek wm. real to them, ll wis reeelT.I with
tum.iii mi. cbeonng mid maaifeetations ol dougal, tun
ki..lill, at,on felt al tho teruuiiauou of lbe dillieally lt
BOBO! al.
I'll 11..11>t I I'll iv. Jana SS ISpecial). -The force of I'nlon
WOavera IB me employ ol lin-gs ft White sent adeuinii.t
lastai-ht to their employers tbat uah?a iever.ii nandi
wno were not members el tneir order wr. diam?and a
urike wonld ease* Tke finn deeBaed le aces?a to the
r, quest aa 1 this morning tho 125 union hand* lett their
looms.
The citfiinve brickyards of Joke MoCoy et Bridee
herc, were i|e.erle,i tins morning hy tim burge loree of
employes who went on linke boca BBB Ot a refusal of
their employer to increase their wages lo per cent.
Cnn ... ,, .limo JJ.-The statement ls published thia
afteruoun that lilt trouble bot ween tke Lake Shore
?witokmeo aud the company w.n amicably adjusted ala
eoaiersBoa held et noon le*day. AB daager of a etnke
1. how aVO! te I.
DiiiiulT, June 22.?The striking stonecutters met
thia morning sad Ueolded to conituue tba Unka indeB
nuely. If iiecesaary a unka will he ueguu m eveiy
branch of il.a inn.ding trade.
Mi:. ROXIE UNABLK TO IPPEAB.
Washikoton, .lime 22.?Qovenioc Cartis,
ehairman ol ibeei**ei_tooB?-uiteoof tue Boase le ni
reeilgate tbs eoaihwestern railroad itr.ke, ins .eui a
te agrau le Jay ? kHild aakiag w iso Mr. Hone would be
ahle io appear, ami slating ihal nie rep,ul of the cool?
ia, i-.-is.i, eyed oa leal ac eua- ll? has roaaived a
irf.i lr. Mr. ' nt.nd .latin..- thai Mr, Moxie ls la Not
int under iee piivsiciau'i care, au i Bise ? telegram
fi.,m Mr. Moxie bimeeil iiyina* bo ts ae?bietoeppear. or
tu s-y vt lion ho tt lil li- aide to du sn.
TBS PB BITER ABD WAT FLOW KR At HOME.
l'oMos, Jilin*Ul. [Special ,?TheyMbUMay
tl,,nei nnd I'm it.tn arrived in the harbur this inoriiing
ii uni New- York eod ire Bl th ll si 1. mellor ega. Bearra "f
small imais pm utt from ihe etty n,,il swanned around
nie twu m. .-I. i ie lure ikey i mild fart their sana, sad tko
While imus ami nilly ip.tr. lulu more ihau ever nil?
jin ts of a,murali.,u.
IXJCXCTIOR IA FAVOR OF Hil. BELL COEPAXY.
Pabkkm?bi ao, W. Va., Jubb 22.?Ia the
I Siled Slate. ( inuit I ..uri Judi-t* lt.uni i..-ii..y manie,l
ea injunction ta favor ot ike Aa?ota?a Bell relephoue
i , m.p..ny in tba BBlteg?teal Hil l.ulig Telephone and
'telegraph Com pea y,
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A BOTIOE lo DISBAR Soi OEAXTED
I KIN H'S, .lillie ll. ? h.-Jll<i-r Mr''.ll tc r
made a uiuliuii before the ."supreme (min lasl week lo
dlsn.ir J edge J. Pl?al.fort and Ji.icph A. Ba.-cher, a
piomlncul lueuil.ei ot lim nat In Nettalk, ut Hie .lound
t.f alleged ui.prufe.aional coinlucl. They were charge,t
Wttb it.it,tig itiemptetl lintier ix profes.ional in.uk lu
dciiaud a widow who Had pi.viuu.iy rcl-iucti ox Judge
Me' ti ter ns her counsel, (ireat excitement wai 000000
ititi,,nc the mein hers of the legni piofe.sion owing to the
IBjuniiiliienoe of the pirtiei concerned. The ease bas
Tleen BOB Hag lillee, but I wai vlitually disintiaed yea
leniny by the deciilou of the court uot to grant tho mo?
tion.
CORRUPTION IS ALBANY.
mi:, manning's iif.nchman ACCUSED.
Jll.i.i: Noir PBOM TOR B-NCB ATTACK. THK PKV
III NTIABT r-lIPI"lilNTI'.MtENT.
[nr tbi-iaaiAPl io rna rmuuvt.]
Ai.r.ANV, .luni* Tl.?Tim quairel between tho
Hemocratlc factions la thli city was given a dramatic
turn to-day by charges made from the bench by Judge
Joke C. Nott, s lea ler of the antl-maehino committee of
800, agates! John McKwan, Superintendent el the Pea*
ltentl.ny, and one of tho bones of Hie Manniug ma?
chine. Tho Onad Jury vlitted the Penitentiary yeitor
dsy. Tn-day th,-y recomincndod that the Judges holding
cnniin.il court. In this county ahould sentence Nmg
term prisoners to tho Albany I'emtentisry Initead of lo
State prisons. Judge Notl's face flushed, and Ue said:
I see that you retiuest me to lend long term prlioneri
to the Penitentiary. That I will not do. I know that
the management of the institution sent lo tho Sherill of
this county sud m.ide overtures to him to use hil lt du?
e-ice in .ecurltig Hie sending of long tenn prisoners io
the Penitentiary, offeritiir. as I have been Inform,',I, 029
for every long-term prisoner BO sentence I. The super?
intendent of tilts Institution has also sent counsel em?
ployed by him to m? io urge ms to send the lune-term
prisoners lhere, ead offering ate "fJ."), or even HMO, lot
u., >, long-It-rm man I would send lo ihe Penitentiary.
supt rlateedeat MoEweo tleu.cd that ha had tried to
bribe any one.
Th.- Democratic mess-mectlBg tfcla evening to onpos*
tho Manning ma, hine wal attended by 500 OT BOO ea
IblialaitlC iieinucrati. A i-ominltlee reurcieritlng every
want was formed, and tn,s committee mil organise a
new Democratic County Committee. lu the fall it
purposes .u noiuinate na own candidates for thc As?
st- ut h.y.
?
THK CONSOLIDATED OAS COMPANIED
Al IniiNKV-i.i NEKAt o BRIEN ASKED IO BREAK TlIFi
C0X8OLIOATI0N.
A i.i: wv, .lime Tl Special).? I'.-^ci nt or John
I. Qilbert and Ueoeral Usury E. Tremaia, who favored
tbe annulment of the ebarter ol the Coesolldate1 (Jes
Company by tba Legislature, appsared before Attorney
'. ne;,i O'Brtea to-day la behalf of tke Oas Conso men'
v.- ? it mu or Ne w-Voi k to ,11 .-.< him tu apply te mi Se*
proms Coull for au order to dissolve tho corporal ion.
The ergement was based on the slatemeni that tim
law h ti t?en violate I hy tho Inoreaea tu 139,0 Kl.OO I "i
the e ip lal -tuck nf the c.,n soi cl.??ed Cum p.my wm ie the
s-.oi i. nf tiie ooBstltaeat comp tu lea hal bren only
p-0.000,1. General Tram-In argued that Ute coa*
-.ni waa illegal ea it took pleae seder tue aoc of
1884- which applied only io aweaf-ctoring com*
p.inic.. John B, Develin, ex-senator Hamiltou Harris
and Beary ll. Aederaoa appaarel for the
company, Ikey quota? daalslooa ot tke Coan of A|e
pea.* to dsmonsnate th it gai com pan lea tvere manu
iMciuring corporations within tbe view of tim statute
nu.I Ulai, th'- law ').' 1 -*- I permitted oap:' 4,1 z t! hill at the
i-i.rea.iie nf a fair tania loii nf tho franchises, rights
ni',I property of th.! con.nil.I.ttl'!.' cn innin,".. lli.it
v., ne ti.ey I,el t had prove i lo he *x3i?,(jO0,000. 'Ih-y
a . , sub ml I ted the re (Mir t of tho maim uv ol tue special
(fasCommitteeof 1883 which held thit repeal tva. not
lui tl ried, rho Attorney .(ieueral will look over tbe big
volume of cvi lenee submitted which wai elicited hy tho
Senate CommllteC and alli) the evidence Bf eu.in.el, but
the le. of lu* cou: men ti render, lt exceedingly ll', likely
thai he will a..uiiio thu repeal litigation tu aldltion to
the litigation antecedent to tho cuforoemO'iC of Hie
Uroadw.iy Ballway Repeal bil?,
MP. DEPKV. TALK*- ABOUT EMIOBATION.
I'l.i.Ksitii i., .lune 22.?Ournie",' M. Depew
addressed the Sunday* school ef tba Plrsl I*resbyteiian
Church last evening. He always speak! to crowded
huiisei here. Ile said that stace he iu ide lin tirst speech
ia Peekaklil, twenty-five years ago, ii-h.it delivered a
million. Kn had soo.eil to e lurat.-d and to Iga oran!
people, to college mu let.ts mid faculties, to
scholars uni to statesmen, to ail ktada of a<,eui
bltes. lar.-e and sa*?iii yet Ike -Oleg so wis
saaycompared wltk that of say.ag Jost what would bo
Interesting to children. Ela first attended that Sun,lay
si hool, aceompaulod by bia mother, before ho had
hstiisf pair of tr,mien After Indulging In anu-nber
ot local reminiscences, and u >rin_? tu-t tho failure of
ms ,y men wea dm* to Intemperance, he rer?rred te
emigration, ile wm of taoopinioathal wsbadaaougb
foreigners such al were now flacking to our shores.
Tba emlarani ef to-day is not the emigrant or twenty
years ego. H.-ls no lonee! fleeing from muutie,) sa i
oppression to indent?oed Imerty. but ii coming mit
docirlucs which, if allowed to prevail, weald make oar
cou nry a wilderness, lnhatdted by lavage human
beasts.
A RAINY DAY tN (AMP.
PEEK8KILL, Jone 22 (Special.?ht spite of
mist and dri/itio the regular camp routine wa- honeitly
observe.t : ero to-lay. ihe battalion drill this morning
was all ti.a', could bo desired. Colouel .Micheil ead
Charge, and nothing was left undone that could not be
dene at tke armory, Tue guard mounting was a (.-real
Improvement over tbat ol yesterday morning, captain
Joseph R, I'.. Harlow, of Company E, waa otlicer of tho
day; Lieutenant A. 9. Kline, of Company D, senior
oltlcer of the guard, and Lieutenant George Lloyd, of
Company E, junior ott?er of tho fun 1. To-morrow
CaptaiB J. J Dixon, of Com pa ny A. will be the efl?etel
the day. and Lieutenants A. Kedfcrn, of Company i, iti.d
C. Wallace, ot Company I, officers of the guard.
In the matter of guard duty the tuen under tho ah'.o
itiitruciorihip of Lieutenant Thurston are making
unused progress. Now and then, however, a ludicrous
mistake occurs. Lint night a sentinel challenged a re
porier ead demanded the countersign, " I have not gut
lt here, but lt ls In my tent," was the reply. "All
right." wai the answer, and the wayfarer was allowed
lo pan ou.
The rain slackened up enough before sis o'clock this
eve-lag lu allow the dreii parade to take place.
Hut after the formation of the imo it begee tu rain hard
? e., ii. lae parade wai a decided improvement over
that of l.il uigut, but there li Hill plenty of room for
improvement. The mai,Hal wai a little ragged.
Adjutant-General Porter hat returned from lils vl.'t
to i,len Uland. Among the vliitori In cainpto-ni.lt
was Colooel Mozart ami Major William. A. Vcrbeck, t f
' . irnia General a. K. Jackson, of the tnlted
states Army, who nas heeu detailed hero for the leanor,
arrived tu camp lu-day.
AN ITALIAN CONVICT PAHDONLP.
Albany, June 22.?Qovernor Hill to-day
pardoned Giovanni Lorino, who wai sentenced lo four
yeari' imprisonment ut Mug Biog mi December 17, 1895,
11-nu New-Voik, fur giaud larceny, second degree.
A FISHKILL MAN*. BTBANOB DtBAPPEABAlf-_>.
Newboro, .June 22 ISpeetatt,? Oeor?_ B.
(urti, of Fishkill, kee disappeared myst?riiMsly, le.iv
Ibg kia wife benin,1, aad le Bald te be In Camala. Just
before .tarting he borrowed #900 OB a new house from
tiie Meena?lea savings r.ank to pay builders, but toou it
with him. He also drew BOsrlf ii.'iil troin tho Pint
National Hank of Fishkill. Ho had other money,
au... .i. ni j lu a.l to nearly Tl,'")", when he wont away.
-a*-.
TUE FIBB RRCORD.
HW DEATH. HY TILE BOO TON Fl Ki:.
BoaTON, June 22 [Special).?No mort' bodies
have been taken from the ruins of tho Instltute building:.
six have been taken to the Morgue. Of these
only one has been positively -??titted, thal of Petril k
Lyons. Hu family knew him hy meant of krys anti a
pucket knife. Three of the Bf?OTI are probably the bodies
of William Taylor, oliver Pf OBI and Alexander Campbell,
employes in me Umps. 1 hess foil:- BBS? aro Ibo only
OBI >a among th-* eiuployes III tiie Sfcope '.ult:- i'n''
co'iated for. John Mcliuiiiiell, a wood worker, employed
ni nie canteater shop, wai missing last night, but a re?
porter found him at lils hume a.ive. but I'lttering lerrl'ily
fruin bareet PreildetU I.lenard! mil the workmen Uni
morning at the ol t repair loops at the Hoxhury Cro?a
lng. and BBuOUBOed his I ll ten ti nu nf al oucei'f oilildiug on
th-- site of tho hunted Sit ll ne, BB 1 Ol Daking a huiLl
mg mat *Uouit ie. no firetrap for id nima'e*. lue Bay
ul tba men ihould go on Bi If they were at work, ami ni
tin- maautluia .uoti ai could ue given work won.a be eui
p..) ,d ai tho old repair Shop
I h.- man lanes on um iiuildmg mu i i.,'"l to only
0*2.ii, divided aa f.u'owa; Koyal. #0.000; Lon,on
linn us,uo?shira, I, OOO i Insurauee Compsuyof Nona
A tn-1 ha. *?''.'">"? Boy ls too, 9 i.000 , A mei icm, t'2,600 :
Paaosylvaaia inc, 92,500
-a
DESTRUCTION OP A CATTLE KlN"<;"s iioi-i:.
(.iaim s\ ii.i.ii, l.\., .lune 22.?Thia iiMirn
iBglbebo?ts of c. lt- sn,uii etas deetruyed ky ure.
TbB house eas one of tue t!ne,t ni North Total, having
I,eeo Inuit by a cattle king lu il lah time.. I.ns,, 936,000 j
loseraeee, 920,000 rbeooenpants of the in,us.-were
a>.scui ou a vim North. lue MigtB of trie tire ii un
I, ll ow ii.
IV Li il-l.Kl. .V An -AMAM'8 l-l >? l s
1 lu- fm" in Week?ler .v Abrattaa-'a .-.ion', Ful
ton-si., i.iuok.yu, oa Monday wee aol aa Mrttinoac ?i
lit si reported. Mr. Aiir.ihim sail y.-sior.lay lh.il tue loss
would not am.unit in mi io 110,000, priaetpellf
upon tko stocg. .Ne.tr.'. OVOre ptoaitiieul foreige and
,.,, i e-tic insurance company is Intoree totl. the heaviest
loarra being Liverpool, laOBdeea?dil nbs. (JjueeB, Koyal,
i. rn,? i.uue. Lu-.iou and Laucae?Ire, t. e lueurauee As.
aeewttua, Com uei?al Uuioo. sun, Mi?gare aaa Pu?'in ?
M'iM 1:1 al. .luuo 'JJ ("tpseiaf). -The fa.-iuru-s of J. W.
I'aller.oii A Co., luauui.iciureri of rnoiing felt, and ul
j Wii.iui. Peiiereee k Oe- nuiiorien of eave! store., eera
1 ilcMini B I nt ll: ?' lins aler,I..Ul. TM il i ii agu lo Bf? k
aud uu.i m._ i.- ?iuu,iwd, maai-aiift, ?vJj,viUvi.
MUKK1SUIN UKAWl-NU 1* IJCH,
WAKM DEBATE ON PENSION- ANT) TA 15IFF.
TBS KitK_-?__OBB snits rp a iiop.vkt BB?. axd
U iiAi.i.v si cm;?m;:. BANDAIX l_?_9
IIIS I'nM I I.i-..
[Bl* 1_?BX!??"*? to nut triiii'nk.]
vT_vf_1N0TON, June '-"J.- Th's has |? ,:i g grui! day
in tho House of l.'.-i resent stives. The l''|iulilirans
whn aero the viclors in fl e tm! debate able? held the
House Beatty tiie linurs wera jii?ll.v iinlignaiit nt (hs
carno winch tte DOWMMIO?I Mad te play .uni wnich
("encral Culclieon BattlJ c-oni*..-..i-rl with the gains
played by u tliat heathen Ck?IBS " who held - iweuly.
lour |.,cks in his sleeve iu lin- gain." which h.- .lui not
iiinlcrstiiinl," The l.epuliiic nu. tn... wit teased with
aaaUeyet. de?fht tte Dimecratic iparr-tgemtteat in
which cu.impiea Baa?all, ot Philadelphia. " kaeekaa]
out" rheaaplea Mai ris,,n, <,i nih eta, I !haaip_M Hewtt*.
of New.Wuk, ,-ind the Bght-weighi bbs ?plea mrugg,
of Wisconsin, m three coitsiruii.e rounds.
After the BBB?1 ninriiing b?BB?BBB hid beOB di-; oseai
of Cliiiirtiiati Mi,rri-on in a time which iiulic .teij tUSSt
eas?B*"*i_eeaeeB. remarked thai in- had decided not to
?eell ap th* Tarli lull tn-da*,.-' He kn.-w v. rv arel
that lie could nut du su. li,-tend nf muting tlu con?
sideration nf the lull to rcili.ee thc ra tts. eec, he ?? died
ni) nu nm. h.im.'tit tn the ralee wbtce il adopted nit!
lend le the imposition of new taxes which he eats? dj
will yi.l.l "lr,.iii sf. i(?, uno. con to liOB.OOO.OOO a
xeur."' 'Ihe prupusition i- thal avery peas- n hill, geo*
eiul or individual, skull eoBteia ? provision ter tb ? e
Dlupiliitioll of Um ninney ti.ee.suv ?., curt if inn
(?fleet, out of the proceeds .d' aome specille tel te 1*4
leti,,i for tl it pnrpeco. Colonel Morrise ' ipeeehia
liivoi- ni the iiiitctiilneal waa malal*, ttetist eil. Ha
com [oded vi'h thc n m.itk tn ldc etc cl the! " in thine
dins ni' reckless eppropi lions'1 lt oas a ead
"??nnii principle te provide in every pension bill e i?t
to fora?b the monet tu carry ll out. When h- -ai
town Mc...rs. i;,,il arni Hiseoek both ipr-ag to thea"1
feet. Mr. Beed'a speech waa atttslerat! in loee and
statement. He did not believe then- i- grceI daeget of
u ileiieit. ami emit, -ttl lcd tint iu enyeven! tben i
reasoo whypenaioa legislation ebel] '?? iirm.ii' . ?!
by the Invidious distinction proposed. Mr. Ht- '>,?*"
v..I. more aggressive. Ile boldly cliarf*?d tbe Dcm*
rrali ??? ith un ititi allon to defeal nil !? gislHthm I the
i c.- ? of ti." di*?bli I ? Idi -i lol tbe I k n end tty to
the responsibility ";' a direel \-.t ? by bi?aa of
..?nf. Mr. Il.-cinv, bum? with trashing eCeat a
qaotetioa tr<.m thelaal Detnoc ate Naltoaal nlatferoa,
Wbieh was reported tn the convention in Cd tn."I M r
riaoo ;tn* 1 wbieh pledgfs ti.e levenuesderived from In?
ternal taxetioB ii- a fund tn pay" the pe ' t
blow wis ns uncxrpci lcd Bl tl wa- telling uni Colonel
Morrison did aol rally from Itsedeeti do*
bate ended. Before he Uniatied Mr. Hit-cock bad
,,...,;. ,i in B-Tjosing completely thc real purp iee ,: the
Democrate,
I'll.- aneeehea of Messrs, fl -uni, Reed, Caa'.on and
McKinley famished the keynote for the discussion oe
the Bepabheae aide nnd Ikey were supplemented witt
mich ahilitv aa thal of Cui?beea, Barrows, I. uni,
Jackson, Headen*?, of Iowa; Bowell, steCei a,
O'Hare nt.d Milliken that a fro,,.l manx- licni".-i.tt- pr:
rately denooneid Colonel Morr?oe foi u_iuv._ tba
petty into such a serape.'' The most saiusiBg aad in
tetesting feeture oi Ilia discussion, however, v..i- tho
family ^Barrel smoog tba Deinecrata, Everything
went imoothiy wltb thom until the li'-r.v and Impaislve
Bragg unmined the tluur uiui took adrea?ige of the
uc.i-i,in to speak of " |.uii-ic il recreants" tr, I; t y,,'. .)
agates! Cul,,m I Mon?ob's motion lee! rkorsdej aad
to express his delighl ?t witnessing tbe "eontempt
with winch thi y arc rmu r. gordod by the Bepubliceei
who aeoepted their In ip." Ur. Bond 'I la 'isnully
sluggish in debate, hut Bree-g** taieaami ituu -, him tc
activity and Le replied witta areadinesa andeeroeah
lies, which muprised the Boose aad peei eked rep st. l
lind hearty a|iplnu-c. W'ncii In- -nt dowa tin- llcpiitt!i.
cms fairly kicked ap th?_ keele ead howled with de
llgkt, bat tho liec 1 railers-al Mll-ll. gneahlBg the?
teeth and ezcfaangiBg glam looka, Colonel Mori-?i
closed the debate in a fekemCBt ami bitter speech dar
lag the delivery of wbieh be leea-ed el llanos almo-v
beside l nu-, If with inger end wholeeenteaeea wen
anintelligible. Mr. Keel's meiioe te table ti ? deauwd
lor tho previous questioa tren rejected -126 to l:l')?
only teu Democrats votleg for lt, Pkej were Measra.
Beac-, alina, P. Campbell, T. J. Campbell, Uowdeej
mil Mahoney, of New-York ; Beaey, of Ohio; iowna
Lend Bad IrV'ort?itegtOB, Ol' Illinois, .md Wc,.,., ol
iowa. Tin- Republicans di) not Lutend tn allow ihe
amendment to be edopted without a parUamoterj
s_vggie,
Wueii Mr. lUtidall rose, foBoWtBg Mr. Caa BOO, ol
Illinois, wiio malo a sU nt spice n, no laid that so far ss
heaoowtkerewea Bogeetlemeaeatke Ieee who **t
not re.idv to do entire justice to tito lol,lier, some
uncut differ at to tho method or the osteal to Wi?Bk
( oujrrese would go; none would ditter ou the proposi?
tion that ir Coogreea tin <r.mt paeelcaa li eagki h.mostly
to provide the money to pay Ikea- ll" had witOa?BBB,
from time to timi an sjfoft to itel ..uno puiiiic.tl au vant?
age fur ono party over the other lu conni ci mu wltb pen?
sion claim*. Ali inch ollorti ihoultl he dianileaad The
Xeul.eu.ati from New-York (Mr. Miscue., tit,nulli ile had
fouud a dancer in the opportunity for Uni ?s*tBlB-*?Be
i'he centleiii.ni need not oo uneasy ah,,.it tn .u lat
|)ronoslttoii hail no men, ohject. I-et not tue ll,, iso penl
fog akoOt this matter, or venture ta ttHI le.tit upon tho
realms of d?BBBfToelee- There had heeu BBoegb Bf til.a
heretofore, aud BOW let the House tay delmer .-.ely tuan
wlien it voted peuanjui lt would also volo tataliou io
meet them.
Mr. Me?ialef, of Otto, thoucUt that the proposition, lt
lt meant anything, meant lhat Hie Uevsreeseot bed mil
revenue aooos? now to pay Hie peiisiuus of dev iv.-.g
soldiers. If it mean t any thine il wax a BCBfemlOB lie.re
for the House and the country tliat tho reVOBB s w.-ro
ihadc'iuate tu meet Ihe jmt demand! of Ihe leldtCfl of
the ltepulilia If lt ineini that, th,-u th,- i-ondu t of tau,
tain memhera of thu Mooee was unetplaiua.ile. If toa
('overnnieiit hal not revenue enough tu meet tln.-ie de?
mands, in God's uamo why did thal gentle um [Mr.
Morrison] want to reduoo lho revenues 9^000.9091
Not only lhat, hut If the newspaper report, coi'. 1 ue *
liefc-d, Mr. liandall (Wno seemed ou tins ocas.on a*
least to be in harmony willi bia par'.y, blBsOeB hid a 'nil
winch bo waa ekoal to laifedeee late fie Mun.,, redoe*
iiij- internal tat.itlou 9-t0.000.000 ail tarni laxes ahout
96,000,0001 Yet these iwo leadiag gea tie mea, bbs? pro
peeleg to reduco the annual mcjiuo of UM Oev/i ruin nit,
came in here and said : "We luvu not tuouey eoeaghka
pay uar peaate tors and if yee latea i io give in 'm pao>
?)0us you must provide a way tu gel tho ssoBOy." TIijA
wai not fair, so thal wai liol mealy; thu wai nat
hon.st. If mere was uni BB?BeTk rn mey iu iii- l'reaiury
to pey the sol lier let *_?OttOB be increase,I, ^ud if tue
(iovet inneiii had to resort tu an incBMOC IA? la oi ler to
Cite tliesoldieri of the It-puulic what wa. pk-.I.ed io
I tie-in. ii..tn he nus in fetor ol ai IweOBBS lax f bj bjbsbM_|
purposes.
Mr. Jackson, et PeoasylveBia, lagarrded tke ataf^eah
lion aa a cou.'es-ion lli.it tue gOB He IB BB from llliuo i , ol
learned to hu son ot tu it for (ho leal time he n_ l u.?Je
a successful canvass before _M peopie on lh<- mao ut .J
attack on the indus tries of tun country.
Mr. Hruiiim, of lVuntvivauia, referred to what he
termed tho ellem pl ot the Democratic patty to
foul upon (on/reii the 'Iarid tull, and cumiueuu*sl
on the fact thal iij'iiu the hee.s of tie failure of th tt al
tempt the eli ainu in of tue Commitine un Way. and
Menus hrengat nu a re* mm,m ws?tti weale eui.,io ...u
io geia ky ladlieetloa w.iat tm* gsa I lam ia fi-.l'eua
aylvoem [Mr. Baadall] tut ettaea* i-'emocrats kad stool
? . ii the K.puu.it ans lo pre veal him ft oin ?...u.... di?
va; j lt wss a cuw.irily eflu t to do what the BJBO)?f>
ii.an had fa! led io tlo op-uiy au I above noatrt.
Mr. Hewitt, ol New-Yuri", laid that tue Itemocratlc
party han BUB? two cleat pe,lc.es in its UktcagO , tl
form. (Jue was thal tho (?emocracv iilcdcc-i ItOalf to io
vise the tanti lu thc ipirll of tallness lo ail iuleie.ts.
Th<- otlur wee thal lo lune ss the (ioveriuneut con.
tinned lo levy war tates under tito internal lew-uue
system it would devote : inti mun,') sacredly to Hie pay
,..,- .: . .' pei.si ..... These two plcdcei were ll,mc.I. and
iii-- iittiuucrati.'i porty eeeaiag mio pewee w_.> iiouuu io
iii.ii. them. Wilbla a w.-ek ii had attornpeed ta kiMMi
lin. f mtl.uieul of tue Iii si pledcc. end !>y _ t uitituuailou
net tree u.iuiUht. un tn,, oilier .Ide and Cen lita?a?I ou
the Demearalla .nie n 114,1 ,.,'.. BteVeat-i| f.oiu
BOI?g into that t|,iealion. [Appl-uee , lae Ho
pu-iiicaii porty nat pie?god t ??? leveeea ,t me
Uuverutneiil letae holli holders, the Democratic party
lara poeed te piedge a aoruee ol th.- reveuuo lupeusmus,
lu,.1 was the oojecl ol lin. iii?aiure, -11,1 lui uno ha
Wuiill not .ease Balli a fund Wai dell.niel, approprt.
alcit oul of Iii, mill ual ret eulie lalee, ul au BMOBBB 'el,
01 ..,lue ulher ju.I ineinoi ut lal alls?. hy wnitll me
jteu.mu hokier .uou.d be aesare? mat au annual inc ima
wnni,1 come lo lum witu ai much certainly as Hie money
taken out ot nie rroosary IB gold wa. civeu lo the n.md.
im.der. Juatice to ' lie pnnstniiei, honest trealaieul ta
I lt.,u,l,ml,ler. wei tue 111,1,10 ot the bomoorauo pally.
i [Aaplaase.]
ttl ll.il-1-..W4. of M.cai..u, lt '. ilia: lu teu tUUttJ OKs
pi.i leuce tu Cuu-ieai Ue u?1 uuver Hoard a piopusiMgm

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