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havlng concurrenf Jurisdlction with the departments
nirfwiy cstabiished in eaoti Btatee; eaaMarreat ln re
..peet to the charterlng and muatertaa of poata, bnt eaeh
dcpartnirnt havlng excluslve Jurladlcflon over the
poats whlrh it may r.eive. My IS-M ladxment. after
a vcar of palnataklng InveatlgaUon, .- that it waahf ba
wfae to eoafer ti.c enthority upon my aaceeeaor 10
i-catn aaeb a deaartment. iic may iHther nnd u
uiry nor ihlnfc it beef lo exerelae thc power, it
lonferrcd. 1 am aare he will aec obJecttOM to It.
but he 11..iv ekw find it Ihe b -f and perhaps thc only
ahieid foi the fuli protcction of thc eoloraa caairadea.
i trean I need not aag that no dtwareaoe baa obtained
at Natlonal llcnd<p:artcrs in rcrogultlon and trcatment
ol poats or eeaaradee. wbether whfta or eolored.
Whcn UM Departmenl refuaed u> eecclve report*
or dues from nnv of theec poata, I have ailowed t*em
to he ?ent dlrectlv to t-h- AdJatanWJMaaral, kane
beM untll opporuinltv waa afforded for full Invcetira
tlon upon heartag and adju-uncnt of tlie rilfferrmc*
In thc Department. 1 thinl; thow noats abotiM Jnne
the full benent of si.ch report- and dues n- tnough
thov had been re/dvcd regularty by thc Departancnt.
Tkia jiroscntatlon of the RttnaUon ln thut D- partmont
w mcui?. and la Intenrf.-i to be onl) anfllcMnt to brina
the anbiect lo the attant ? of the Bncampment. i
have no polb-v to urne other than aooh as vlll be for
the best ititcre^'s of the order. and ai thc antnc tlme
protact the rUrhU of all comrndes. K cannot be ex
p?-ct?l that nn.' plan will "icct thc appr.val of al!
the rnmradA. dirertiv mtereeted. 1 regard the Mbjeel
m one of first lmportat.ee. and invoke yonr deflbemte
eonsideration nnd u-st )ad*ment ln Its dlapoaiUoa.
Durlng the vear r.ow closlng the <;. A. R. paid out
from its relicf faad the sum of tmi.flOO 8.V Durlnc
the aame pcrlod tho Woman's Relicf C.rps pald m
dlstre*acd eomrades tbe MOB of 8480,710 80. Th-se
lijrtircs show a larce Uicrease over thc amount of am
arevloua year. Thc to^al amount of relief paid out
bv fhe (i. A. R. not Induding aautBaaVry b^ies. alnee
1870. 1r #-2,000,000.
In rcfcrrlng to Motint MrOrogor ieotta?r?. wherc
niaatil c.rant dicd. Oeaeral Teaeey raeoauaended
thnt thls Enrampment tako aetlon to se/nn-e from the
(Jovernment an nppropriatl.m for the mnintcnance of
the propertv. whirh it bi aaatgaed to aaeawve la the
aame condition it w* at tho dcatb of Oeaeral Oraat
Thc r.\pen>e ls about 0800 a year. Vallag an np
pr. pratlon by Oonfrrws, it 1s BBggtalnl that a trust
fund be estebliahed or th.' m V.nrenanre of the OOttagBJ
to lt.sured bv f hamlns a feo to visitors.
Tbe ajaaetJaa of etentrag a aaaaaortal hait at Decatnr,
III., the blrthplaee of the (1. A. R., was DtOagM up in
the way of a reoommendutl.ci that gabt Enra-mpmcnt
take aettan ta nid Um profeet ao wcii atarted.
ln rcpard to thc DteabtMtj I'ension blll p??ed by
tlie i:i-r Ooatgraaa, Oeaeral v*eaaey aatd that if it is not
the wisest. It is ccrtainly a liberal BMaaaTC. The
labnrs of tlie O. A. R. Pen-lori Commlttee were also
reviewcd. Thc Onaamaadar In fhlrf ii*ced tliis En?
rampment to renew ihe cfTort to proenre an amend
ment to thc Kcvi-ed staf.ites, whlrtt. pive prefcrenee
to appolntments to civil olliee in the ca?e of Tnlon
vet^rar.K "to persons disrrmrged frr,m thc military or
naval servlec by reason of dtsebtttty resultltuf ftf>m
wounda or ?-irkness Ineurred ln the line of duty'' to the
effcet that honorablft scrvice shall eonnt for somethlng
ta appolntments, whcn all other thlnps are equul.
The only new Department ehartered the la.-t year
waa tliat of the Indian Tarrlaory.
The Commandcr-in-Cbief eloaed bls addrcss with a
faeiiue letBraaaa to th* obaervanee of Maaaortal Uay
and the hitrh prlnclples WBteh aetuate UM <i. A. R.
The deelaiation of the t'.immander in Chlef in faver
Of ttM establ.shnient of th t? of thc d. A. R.
for thc ?egro vctci-.ii.- weaaaf a deckled laaaatton. it
waa lwrdly cxpected that lw would so openly favor the
aaaBBaaaaa of the races. and the whites of Loarkdma
anVI Mls-I*slppl were overjoyed at his decUlve reeom
mendationa.
In concluslon the speaker sidd:
Cloauadea, our ordor has reached its hlirh-wa'er m-u-k
ncitu-r i;i nnmbera ie>'- In glory and power. it "f.
i a etab. bul evcTj man who has attemptcd to
-tiirrnai /. thc Orand Army of the Republlc I*
Fuccecdcd In belltCiiic hlmaelf. In cultlvaUng fratcr
nltv and rharlty it arorks m. t!.c aame llnea wttl
otber otganlsationa. Bul ahere la anothor baali ?
our order whlch Is. In a aenae at leaafc pe? uliai I i
it. It 1- thal whlch Impelled na to be aoJdJeH. it Is
Utal to whlch the nobleal ruler. Uie frand -t n ?
all Um ChrlaUan era, th<' martyred Llneoln, appealed
wheh he coofldently oaUed f *r 76,000 300
500.000 more, it la ti.it npon whlch true Tiberty
a"d fr*v governmenl cai only rest: it l- the broad
prlnelple ol lovaltv. Here we pwn ke rrlticlam. and
on tla- groand that there is no dlaloyalty now. Tree,
no cbau or -? ? - led in dltloval acte; but, h
i> well known. there are men bere and there thr< ngh
nul the land who adhere to the pcrnleimia doctrlne
.?.<?i'ui i.v a Staie is a rlgbt; and therefore
rcalstance t" attempted roerclon l- not dialnyiritt or
rebrUlon. it I- In thi- vlew thal the Sonthern aoldler
call?. him*'1f e. Confederate and nol a rebel. Tbe Iron
I i ?f Andrew Jaekaon eru hed Ihe Brat ttireahi of
.... .-, ,. .;.,,, baaed on I ? I'hen, hi the
!, thc tbreai waa pcirrled Into eltecl II re
nuired Ihe scoarge oi war nnd rlven of i.i.ki-i t<> enp
,.,. . j,. ^ third . ? t llk< ly i < appear agaln
ln the BobUl btfawnti it is tm>t coneelvable t"
i!iicve-!s of llifit aectloji can !?<? so advnntaceonsly
thev are wlthln the I'nlon. Rul Ihe doc?
trlne permeatea tbe poHttcal llterature "f Ihe rountry.
The aeed aook deep roof m the dlsclplea of calhonn
a'-id other*. who kakored M phMit it. As ?.nr e mntry
exten.K Its imrders a-)'". aeelM i I roi e untagonlstie
in Interest, who ean aaj 11 I another efforl may aol
fcie made ^omewher?. so long aa th| d.inger exlaia,
? \?? ??? remotely, the work of ti.c t?. A. It. Is not
Bniahed,
Tbe lepOltl of the other offirer* of the efaff were
ajreaeatai aad apread before the Bneampmeat. The
Adjatant Oeneral'a reixe-t abowed thal on Aagaal 14,
1800, there were borne npon Um iy'^- of Um order
fortj aoar Pepartmewta wrtb 7.188 posta and S07.041
. imQadea ln c<n.d ?tandlng. The canaoBdated rc;>or!
of Um Adjntai I Reneral fnr tla- penod eadlng Jnne oo,
1801, as f.ir ,is the r<!:iraa ln.vc been recelved, not
1:1 ret betag In, ahawi farty-flve Departmenta with
7,409 jx.-ts and 808,007 aoaaradea ln good rtandlng.
The -um expeaded rn ebartty, as reported for Um vear
I .tune no, 1P90. waa f*ai7.f'".T 54, rettevlt ?
21,034 neraona; for tbe year endlng Jqpe 80, 18OT,
s,;;:;;.<-.!ii. -:.. Tl.e p.tai namber of dealha reported for
the year endlng Jnne 80, 1- 0, - .17!.; for the
year eadlng Xbm '?'?'>. 1801, wa 5,530.
The QnaftermaeMr-Oeaeral'a repoii ihowed the as
aeta ?., the twganliatloo to be as (ollowa: Caah baJance
oa baad, 81^0418; due by departmenta, 01,4*5? 41;
leaa Baa by DepartaieBta, 81M 17; baianec. ri.j-ir. ?_??).
I'nited Btatea banda, l^OT, 9i'\ooo (marfcel valne,
?i 1T-100), #1^,720; aappBea, ?2.04i (>j; totai aaaeta,
^J',711 07.
Tho report on the r.r.tnt Menaaaeal Fand -howed
thal whlM thla fund ln 1800 am nnted to 011^07 80,
it hsd b.en aagi nltal only 8S37 01 durlng thc tael
year. <'f thla amount, gSSOld waa derlved as in
lereat aa fhe preaaal fnnd, ao Utal Um actoa] in
eraaae by donaUoa bad been bal cti 7:>. This paMry
bum wa reported by thi- >t;.ie (t Mlnneaota.
The ftMpeetfa>OeaetaPa report, after detalBag the
(?o.iditioti of tho order, says in ronchulon:
Oar enaaradea In ihe atronger and m ?a pro
Department* ahouM nol be forgetful <.t ihe n.s?ltics
ol thoac In weaker and leaa mvored I rrlt rlci a..d
ihonM aaalaf and eaeoarage tbem ln the good worh
wbenever opportonitj offcrs. We ahouW be cipe
n an bxlnlng onr al ler Departmenl -
? 8ouUi. aa their membersblp i Inraclj rompos ,i
of ? lamidea who for t!.<- reason of fallliiE health have
been eompeUcd t<> aeenre bnmea ln ?> warraer and mon
, r>nge i.i llmate. '? - Hi numb ? a
tbc|f poat< and Departm n( are n arlly imall aad
rocrurtlng dlfflcult. Thej -.. nld b? encouraged br all, i
and <-p';i.ily by onr Natl nal ol wli bhe Id !
ir?t fail t<> pay tbem an annual vi? 1. even if :t umM
be d..ie al the ??,; n ? <?? fallci ? n> vi-it manj of tbe j
ttrongcr Departm 'nis ln Ui *>''.;r...
I (ii,. ilxatlon <>f ihe Woman'a Relicf Corpa
ls growlng in all Detwrlments. it would be dllficnlt
to Miy t-"> mueb In tiMlr favor.ta
raeh valnable aaalstance In onr rharitable work, ir.\
Ing ta* ? a poaltlon fnr in advj.nec ol our Hne In
blue, rn ralalng moner to awell th - I d whlch
la so h"iie-t;> drvoted to the allevbitlon ol th.
,.f those dependlng npon na (or a ?? tan-e. in tba
pr>..nr w"rii of charlty we rannol dn better than to
linitat" their example and follow ? ere they lead.
Thc rejort of the 'odgc tdvocatoQ r i - -: ? ? * i derlvea
its einei bateraat from bis deeaaon on the rea
oneatloB. As his eoaehialona dlffer froaa the rseoan
meadattoaa of tba Coannander-lc l hief, Um dlapute h
only fhrther lompBoatnd The dettatoa is a- followet
Ti.e aoeettoa propoaed is "wbether there can i.w
hillv be two Departmenta coverlnj Uie aame lerrltory
at the aame Ume; for Inatance, a ncpartmenl made np
nf whlte poata and another ol lilack posta; oi one oi
forelpn-born. and aaother of natl\"e-born." I Udnkahe
quc-iion mnat l?' answered In Uie negatlve.
1. Thc ilc.'i i- i-intrarv !<? th- ii-.i?re and universh]
uiide.tHii.lin>: of the order hltherto.
a. The ii.les and regnlatlons. chapter 1, Artlck
in. BactkHi 1, provlde f r preeln ? ors
be dealgnated l>? names and iiumbera. IndleaUng that
there auu be aaveral posts ln the aame place. Hut
Bection -J of th- Nj;nc anlele proi ' - ite or
ganltatlmii to be known as "Department of (name
of Mate or Terrltory). Grand Armj of thc Republlc."
Ke other name or dealgnatl m ls rontemplated or pro
vUed f..r. if a aecond State organlaation be formed
in any state. it wr,..id have the aame name pn*
rlsety wltbout addttlon or dlmlnntlon as the flrst, if Um
regnlahon i- fotlowed. if addltlonal Departmenta ln
btatea may be formed on llnea ofcolororot blrth. thej
may .?) lit.e- of peraonal followlng* or per?onal
atble*. <;r npon dlsagreemeiits ol an) kind. but with
out advertlag furtner to .h- obvlooi evlls Uhely t'>
follow from eatabllshlng rlval Departmenl* ln an\
Btate, it is eaoagk Utal it i very i tear that Um ralea
and reguhVlorti do aol provld foi nor warrant the
eft.iMlanmetd> of i,ut o;,e Deparlmcnt In any .-tat? or
Territny.
Tbe report of the gnigaoa fllliwl is ehi.fly Intcr
aathn in a atabtaaaat it eantalai from Peaelon tom
nlls^iol)er ltauui, aajaaanclag thal Um amount <>f
8110/>00,000 will y; aopeaead aw panaloai dntiiik' ti.e
riscal year.
In-i I J. w. Rnrat In hia report i "i
plaii.cii ol Ihe Inadeqaate faclUth afforded lila deiwrt
ment lo perform its Butlea beeaui ?! ihe changea In
the <? for i >sj e< i . onatanl * made by I
, .i ? ? He nnd bt en ible t,; i
) ,, :c<ii,'iii from ' n.v a par: of tbe poali bul
anrh ?? had been i t >\ HUon.
;;. ; .". hurgcon-General, reported the
nnmbor "I rtcatlu In tt:e order, ao t... ;- reported
. ; to I 8,157, omoni tbem berni
eralnent comrndea, VVIIIlaoi Tacumseh Sherman, Ad
niii ii Jhivid I'or'er un<: (ieiieruli thi, ?? i
y noyea, Jobn \. fail i and John MeKetll. It
regard in !'..? p? .-im llst. i)i. Stevcnaon read n lettei
feoy. Commib?loner IUlui ghing ihe nutuber ?f vtn
sloners now on tte rnlle and tbe amount patd kyttM
(Jovemment for prii-lona diirlng Uie PJ??fnt fla. ?a
year. t-un.marir.ed. n l- aa tolkwa: ^"*lf'"^.,',,n
tbe rotte. May 11, lP?l-Army InvalhK. -11 ..' ?>.
I'.iows lfj6,78Bj rfaty invalids.A*J?Twa,AW*
Ael of jiine 87. 1M.0-Arn.v l..yalld?. ..0 41 I , wMow.
- l i.i ? Navv inealms, 1,8*5: widows. 1,118. MexWa.i
wa. ,sI,rx"^r.? IM*o; erbkat, 8#0. Warefl1811
Burvlvore SM; wldowa, T.758; total. flHO.no*. To
?U than pen'loner* wlll coat durtng the pre-ent
tw?l year nbmit am.Ofio.ooo.
Darlng the forenoon sesMon of the F.nrampment
n.mmandwinChlef Vear.cy waa presented Wttt two
gaeatf, Tbe fhM w?a au i*-ory one aeaeeatnd bv
Comrade flarkson. of Nebrorska. and the other a
wooden or ?'bualrtess gawl" preaented fry Comrade
DaBaBkt, af Mlrhijjati. The latter was made from UM
wiH.d of the old frngMuff tbat snrniounted the fort at
DearaU 180 .vears a?o. It was this fort whirh re
paMad Um Bannaa ataark af the Paatlae indians. Tbe
( omuiuiiderln-chlcf appakki tlie following ronimlt
tee on raeotaUoaa i
DllBBltBHliI <>f Potornar, s. S. P.urdett: Mtunaehn
aetta .1 < ? B. Adarat; t'olora.io, A. B. Bogue; ???????
w M. Bcott; Maryland, Qeorgc w. F. Vernon; Wnah;
ington. C. tf. Ikttonj Oontt Mkota, John LW,
idaho. Jud.son spotiord; TenneaaeCj \\ B. F. Miipuni.
onegon, V. B. TutUe; lowa, w. R. Maonlng: Pexaa,
a. 0. Malkj : Akbama. W. H. Hnntorj llnnpta, R. J.
octaeby; Malne. Horaoe II. lturbank; Jfobrnafca, H. ?
Pnimer; Nortb Uakota, i;. M. DavM; Ohto, j. F. ??**??
Rhode lalaod, ? BaUoa; ('ahfomia. W. H. fe
barnea; Arhanaaa. Btephon wheolor; Connecuour.
w F. Bogere; DeJaware, P. B. Ayaraj FJoriao.
O. ii. Norton; indiaia, Gorernor a. P. Hovoy,
KansHK. B. Keiley; Kcntneky, J. H. Brownlng,
l.ouUliuia und Mlanaalppt, Charloi 6, Riec; Ma
teka, A. a. Pntnam: Hichlgan, H. B. Dean;
-ota. W. 9. Canpbcll; Mkaonii J. K. Pbelpa; Mor*
tana, A. ('. Bbnona; Ncw-Hampahire. Danlel Hall,
New-Jeraey, Charlea Rnrrow-; Kow-Xexlcp, Pbinp
Motheraill; Be* Vork, Jamea s. Graham; Oklthoma,
.i. k. Bnrna; Pennaylranla, Attred Darte; ntah, m. '
Wallaee; Vermont, D. L. M^rgan; Vlrgtnta, D. it
Wllson; Waiblngton and Akaka, S. 0. Coagrove; weai
Virglnla, C. it. Smlth; Pflaeonatn, Ii?i;janiln E. Bryana
The "negro queattoir was refenod to a apeeUal
ooaualMea eoaataMng of Merriii, of Maaaoahaaette;
Ilender-.r.. of l'i?'itnylvanla..: Cimaer, of Ohlo; Llne
btun, of rttnr HeaapeWnt. and Atkk*, of Okk.
Tbe " Laika of the U. A. ?." rereived qtiasl-ivropnl
Uon by the appoiniment of a cominUce to rct-irn their
greettng.
The afternoon sfsolon jras devoted almoat entlrelv
to tbe dlanaaaltwi of ti^ pkea for boMIng tbe next
anoaaapaent After a long, beatad debate, tbe natter
wa wtUed on the Bral baBot by fTaablngton wenriog
a majority of tWOBty afBB votes over LkOOk. B
taUona aaea unaniuiousiy adopt^d raaneattng Oongreai
M paaa a law antborulng the Intei-utc Coaunei ?
CamadtarMi to penatt rallroada to give redaead ral *
to all soldlers and mUOM of thc WBT of IBOl-'OO al
tcndlng National Er.eaiupments. Tlie OonmlMaa on
Benkrtty af Irapartawnti ?-i? eenttnaad anotbee rear.
a raaokiUnn was Bnanhnoaaly wiepted Bmrttng the
lejifrth of parade at all luture encampin-nts M two
mtles.
The seasloiw of the enrampment are bflrt behlnd
cio-ed doors. Vatetam approaca nnaaunMcUagly and
proeeed to enter tle hall. but are stopped wHb, "Oonn
knlgBi pteaaa." " OBBB*arelgn 1" ai.d there Ii a kok
rd ?atoaiabBMnl and i ?maj m tbey tara awap. Tbe
?i. A. R. man who ha- lailed to attend the mornlnp
meoUng of th? poM and obtaln tho aauawMga ls ln
tbii prodleament, Tha gatterlea wi te rtMrred for non
dekgak <J. a. r. m?>n who eoaM give the oonntoialgn.
Bven v it'i tbe roontenlgn whtapered m tbe ear af tha
sentin-d, the rocky road to the enttanee La nol paaaat.
Iba detegaM who h?s the eooaMratgn aftea baa for
gotten to eecnra h badga, and a bodge, too, ls reipiiiod.
He aaurt have that badga or be roacbed for.by mbm
well-known peraon. Ba-Praaldeat Hayei was m UUa
perpMxity, but Geaeral Alt,-er, who waJked iK'liind blm,
n :, ?? i win voach thal this genttemaa ls all rlght,"
and'the man who Ml ln Um whiie Honae waa Bermlt
Md to enter. Oenaial Alger eaeerted < x ProaMent
Hayea hrk Um baU, aod Um two were greetod with
applaaae.
l'i urnanderln/hi'-f \V. C Ve.r/ey wa I nrrrrmptml-.l
apon Um phatfbrm by ea-PreaMenl Hayea, ex-Oorernor
Ogleaby and othor paatcaannandera of tha order, and,
by rok of tbe eneampaaant, ea Prealdant Hayea, On*
ei-nor Tbayor, of Nebrneka; Ooverno* Howey, of In
. and exOoirernor Ogtoaby, of Httnola, wara
ipet laUy Inalkd k occ ipy tbe ptatforra.
Tha taeaUon of tho noxt BBeaMpmenl haaiag be?-n
?otab '. Um rnh.t of tbe oneaaipaMnt i- u~>w ehieflj
eentrad ta the atocUon of feba OoaiBiandaf'-tn-ChMf.
Captain John Palmer, of Bew-York; A. <?. Weleaart,
,.f tnaoonaln, and Colonel w. B. Bmedberg, ol Call
rornta, are tbe leadlng oandtdatea, aad ti m Mfe t.> mj
ejakanaoftnoM wlll i.Mrted, The longaodal il
oonteat ta Um New-Yorh delegaUan batwaan l^lniet
and iiedcc- ended today ta a rlekry for Pabner,
aftor -ev-ral faaeo m had been aMkL Mr. Hedge
took Ma defeat good-nataredly and gfonlaea k ateek
tor PalBMr. Mr. Hedgea aaM th.- OMo dekgattoi
wooid ?upp >rt tbe N'ew Vork oandtdak after gtring
tbetr own eandMata, Oaneral iinr>-t. a coraplinMOtary
roto. u is aNo wrii nnderatood tbat Pannaylfania,
Maaaaehaoatta, Bow-Jaiaay, Bhode Mlaod und Man
Mnd win canena ta (aror of Palmer. The Bew-Jeraey
cauena ia--t evenlng roted ln favor of iiedge.s, bnt Mr.
Hedgea Mdd to day Und their anppoii had been ebanged
to Palmer, Before Um New, Vork aalegattoB aatted on
Palmer Um chaneea were decMadty ta teroe of Wela
sart, and even now he is a torandabM eandtdate.
Bome ?f tbe Kastern Btatea, whi.li mlgM baan s"i]>
ported bifla, wlll probably roM for Palmer, bat MalBe
und lUinOM have alrntdy OBOCnaed in bM favor, luid
it is well awderatood tbat MleMgaa wUI deebate for
WeMaart ta Um morntag. The Bkka of Cattl rnM
ninioi-, Kanaaa and kUnneaok have atready daclarod
for Bmedberg and wveial othor Weatern delegaUoot
?,.mted for tbe Caifornban. Altogether it pron
i-,-- to be an takresttng Uuee eorueied atruggle, wttt
thc ehaneea aonuwhat In favor of Palmer, Unea be :
Ive Um iiiiii.fi roppoii of Um deMgatton. Only
onoe Ln Um bbttory ol the order ha- !*aw-York bad
Um Commander in < blef, nnd had it been known ? aaal
? BM the New-York dekgatlon would be ablc fi
onlk on n man, Ma OMeUon v.otild bave been OOnoeded
as an ObBgattOfl dOB UM Fnipire Stutc.
BOBMthkg Of B noveltv in the way of entertalnmcnt
for tbe retorana waa provMed by the city antborltie*
to-day in tbe ahape ol n monater picntc al Btll
Park, wblcb waa partletpated In bj over ui.imh) com?
radea and thelr fnends. A boanteous lunoheon pre
ceded the rormal exerclMe. Mayor Plngree weleomed
the gatbcrlng and ex-Senator Thomai w. Palmer, who
waa made chalrnian, dellvered one of his characteriatlr
apeecbe*. Bx Prealdont Hayea and Ganaral Mlwa
? fchlH nflei.on.
rhe delegati I i the annnal oonvention o. the >n
Uonal Uaoclotlon oi N'aral V'eterans fllled one of the
liic roomi ln the Conrt Honae to-day. Ibornaa John
Kon prealded. The deairablllty ol a reaiakn of the
penaion lawi In the intoreat of the rTaaal eoBtradea i
Um cblef qneatka they conakkred.
THE W'OMEN'S BBUEP COBPB COKVBNTlOlf.
Detrott, Mteh., Aag. 5. -in tbe Caorrb of Onr PaUmr
tisi- BMrrdng tbe nlnth annaal eonveaUon of Um
A'omen'i BelMfCorpa wm caBed to ordet by -iir-. Mac
-, ii".. McHenry, <>f Denli ?, lowa, tbe Mattonal preal
Beni. in ber addreas ol weleome aad rarlew Um dwell
apon tbe neoeeelty of keeplng before Congre - tbe
Beeda of tbe Army narsoa, and deplored Ihe hUlnre
year after year <>f the efl it- to extend t'i the? deaerr
Ing women Um bem nta ol Um peneton !aw-. Congieaa,
ahe -aid, ahonkl paaa a ?p '.;i peaaloa bvw for ttem,
? tbat aad Iba w ord ih 'tiM be oampMMd i
aa poaalbM. Bo kr 30,000 naawM wara earoUed, bal
of l&fiOO Bore UMre aaa no reeord whaterer. The
ipeakor made rafcranea t<> the fact tbal eanaMarabM
work waa beiog dane aaong the eolored peepM, and
Uud eorpa anxllary ta po ta of eolored vateraaa ha*i
wit'iiti a year beea orgaalaed as followa: Taralva Ii
a. foiir ta Um Carollnaa, th:>-e ln Plorlda, Huaa
in Loiti-taiiH. two jn TfcBBeaMO, and ono ctveb in 0>00r
gla, Arkanaaa and Mlaalaalppl,
BbUobbI Beeretary llaonah Pllmpton, of lowa, pie
>Mit?-d bajr repoi't, tbowlng a t tal BMmberahlp ??;
7T.TT!?, d vi.i-ii loto SJOiii eorpa and eoverlng aearlj
overy Bkta and Terrttory. <>win? t> Ihe dcllnqnenl
rcporta, thM ra bad been a i"-1 ol 321 eorp . rej ?
Ing a memberablp ol 12,841, durinc the ? I
,i and rehel fandi on band aggregate 1100,806.
OBAKD ARMY TK k'KTs iv TIIE OHICAGO MAi:
KBT.
CMcaga, Aag, 8 (SpeelalK?A keal paper say* orand
Army tlcketa in-.' p!ajlng haene ta tbe tVeatem pamen
par BBHkat. E-. rj brofcer ta f^Icago i- -i cked fuii of
tiiem, and la Mtttog Umbi way bekw traflk ratr-.
That there may be rcora Uonble i- Mtogether llkely.
trom < bkaga ta Kanaai City ara betng - ?M al
anywhere btaa BBtW k 15. Thara ara all Undi M
Ucketa ta tbe market All rnki and reatriethM
1.n -'?> at deflanea In aao t caiea, and tha UmHa onr
Ing wMeh many of the Ucketa \.ill be good bave been
extended far beyond tlie Ume agreed npon.
TRE i?.vr jvd .vjvr r.V/O.Y COMTBMTIOB.
Baatoa, Aag. d.?The tblri aanaal eonva ittoe af taa
A-tny and Navv DnlOfl BNM OPOIMd i I BO lofl Htl
; o.ii. Cotnnander ln Cltie.'.1. J. 1 ? 88 M -..litii;. ManV
tiers from M far BmI i- l*r>ft 1:hi<1 , Me , aad as far
w.-t a Maataaa a..- ta aatandance. Pnrnmaadcr ln
Chtaf Baehe daBvered bbt aanaal addreaa, reporUng
tbat Um enion baa Inereaaad .'? r l ., witn
i aacmbaaahlp af BO] k twantj ib:>s ?airlaona, UM
total BMmbarabry ol whieb t- 800 mmraaoa. .\t ahe
i n Btajar John M. lioii, af darfnaaU,
wii- appatated rli omnaander. Captain .-.
f t'oriirtud, >ic, aaaappointed aeUng National chap
lain._
Kurull'.rr ? '? > l lUb-at) 'j ;
jt ii,-t r? it ooaaea Imm u? VAi', a"* i tnuauta ki tor
BlH'Oat boUntig.
COL. McALPlX RK.ELECTED.
V
t'antlnaed fr?ni Wlmt Knae
1'irkcr A Z. Caivtri,~E. T. Bartlett, .lohn N. Schatcher.
F .? V. Hrlci., L. vau Alleff mcpIm >n ;irlawoht, orange
H. ItMjraham. N. Y. ch.ii.ah-in. JohnDwyer, P. V. Vati
<Vrck i harlc N. i artt *, Wetoetc i ? h -. <??, ?? 2?'
r \v \niici-on, Rcane Beeedlel and IV. J. MaiMbeater.
'credentlela- IValter J. Bhephard, r.halrmaa; F. ?.
laakTj L Tiaoy, J. Vi.., 11:.-,,, John Ka'icv L.H
K ,,. w. t\ Ward.c. II. Rowe, WUUamJharfcer.
t V' vi.rh I.uclii Knapp, H. 8. Hnffiier. John A.
MerrtttTR b! Helforty, *? ??? Oay, |r., Walince T?pp'?.
^Leag^Work^hn s. Bmtth, rhilrman: rfOOfl
Olcasoi of Oorthind Confttj . John P. .Icnklna, ('. H.
Unore J K. lleniv, III I l rater. P. A. Cnupe.
\ r "unrnard. B. t. Van l ampen, l... H. W. Warner.
s/iTb^rkJey. Charlea Qrinta, W. II. Coraa and \Mh
'"r<'>Her'!'i''Viusincs^--\Vllllam Lrary. rhairman j E B,
Vandnaen, Wllbaai A. Pcar.-on and T. Aahfcaj Atatae.
A littlc before 1 p. m. the ( utivcntion took B
rrcese antil ?'< P- rn.
f.k.akfikmino theiu PRIaTi irr.ES.
Nearly all the nfternoon BeaaiOfl W80 tnken
np on a gf-ncr.il discnsaion on LOBfOO work, I
digenaalaa thal waa partteipated lo by the load
ine, men in thc Convention. One af tlie aaoal
telllng eddieaeea wat, delivered b) a eolored dele
gate, Mr. Aaderaon, or New-York City. Tbe ra
perta of the varioiis ejournitteea were leeelaed
aad Bdopted. That of the Committee on Itooln
tions Waal as followi:
The RapabVean Leegae of the Btate of New-Yorh
ln ronventlon aaaembled a.iop.s tbe Mhrwiag raao
InUon ? i _ ?.? ,,
l Iret We annotinco o;ir nnawervlng adherenec w
the pnnclptea -?? fbrth in the platform of the uapaa
II. ti Natlonal 0 nvenflon of 188%. m?*s
?i.l. We heertily Inderse the AdnilnistraMon oi
PreaMcnl Harrlsou, a:id offer oui eongratomnuma w
the conntry lhal -o uourageona and wfeM a i aa i
Maglstrate la m the bead of afl .?__.
Thlrd, Reallttng tlut in th- mtnre as in the pot
thc Republlcan party ri Um bope ol thc conntry, ?<?'
heartllr approve the greal prlnclple* n now opon'.-.
namely. the bnUdlng np oi Am-rlrvt Indnstnea enfl
Hi- protectlon of Amerlcan labor; renprocal trnae wn
the ctvlllaed world, brtnglng lo our aborna wa
artlclea we rantmt prodaee by placlng tbem on tbe
tr e bal ;.nd preaervlng onr va-t marketa for we
prodncta ..f onr labor; a bl-metnl eorrenoj baaed on
gound Bnanelal prlnelpKa. thal will protocl atlke thc
prodncer and the consumer; a free ball >t and a falr
r.p.int In every Btate ln thc ITnkm; a pcncrooi roeogrtl
tio-i of ilV aoldlcr of the republlc, hl- wldow nnd DM
orphan, by |udlctoaa and flberal penalon btwa; we
ercatl m of a greal navy that ehall nanae onr ea: to
be ;? p -ctcd on > '?' ry aat, and Um ??:? atlon of N:itimal
.', f". - i.-.t shaii proV-ct n- at ho-i,e: the promorloii
of honest Immlgrntfon whUe reatratnlng that ofpanp?ra,
oonvleta and eontr.-tct laboror
Ponrtb. We denonnce nen.ocratie rnM ln we ynte
dnt ng roceni reara. Thc Admlnlstratlon of DavM B.
lilll '.;,. detrraded Um Rnhernatorlal offlce and hrougnt
rcpmach upon Uw Rmplre State. We demand tlnu
ballol refi>rm ahonld be earrled to it- legltmate ron
rlualon. We demand thal a llberal mpropriatlon be
mndo t.> Um World'i Colnmblan Rxpoaftion to bc ncW
at Phieago ln 1803. We conmicnd the ItcpuMi.nn
Leglalatnrea fhr thclr iuer*a*fol ell rl- in ivdnrinc
the vote and equalulnr U>e hnrden.' of faxxtlon.
Finh Wefavoraach MgMatlon v wlM proteel bome
indu-trics in thls Btate from anfalr eompevttaa with
prlaon hab ,;'
Tliis report wm ttnanimonalv adopted, nrnl
aftcr thc re-aleotion of Preaident McAlpln, who
wa? plarer! in nominatlon hv Rdward T. Bartlett.
the Conventon adjonrned ut.til tbki raarnlng.
Coloncl MoAlpln'a nomlnation waa made hT **?
clnn.ation on rootion of Mr. Bnffner, of N>w-\orU
("uj'. A miolntion of tlmnks wa- tendereti State
Oreantror O'Brien for his good work in a-SfciMmi;
to xet np the ConvenUoa.
A HA8S MlT.il.v; AT THE OPEBA HOU8E.
THOOOAaTTJO i.l=Tl y TO BPEBM BM BT OBHaJUX.
WOODFORn, GK5ERAL OOPP Tt. O.
Hortn A.vn n. P. PORTRR.
[Br RLMauni to tiik ir.inrNK.1
syraen^v N. Y.. Aag. 8.?The cvenlng maai
meeting "f tbe Leagaa ln the Oraad Opera llonae
waa a moat In ptritlng one, AB the delegatea were
? a, weli aa aaveral bnndred Madlng .?itiKenK of
,-. with their arlvea. Bbqnenl ipeechea were
made by General Btewart L. Woodford, Robert P.
Porter, ex-Congreaamaa lloar and Ganeral Ifatban
Ooff, Lettera were read froai Ganeral Oaraaon. pr
i.icnr of Um rTatlonal Leagne, Oongreaaman MeKlnley
vei otbera, expreaelag thetr regrata al nol belng able
;, ba preaeni nnd thdr bearty aympathy with Um
Republlcan League aaovanMnt Colonel B. A. M'
Alpln preatded. General Woodford waa t.he Brat
r. lle made a brlef bal brllllanl apeeeh. lle
referred to the lmponani Btate eleetton approachlng
Md tiien. tomtng hi- attenttoa t. Um Parmera' A1B
aaee B?f?aaeat, appealed ao tho* Repobllcana of Rew
Yorh to oppoae thpi movamenl with all their itrangth.
iic aaM:
The Biat need of the laborcr Is an boneat d'-llnr. and
therefore i am ronudeni that tlie Republlcan party wll
sund Qrmly opp d to the vagartea of the Farmera
Vlllance and wlld for an honeal dollar. Not only i>
.,,,?, |,,,;i party Ihe partj oi Ui h 'neei douar, but
it is alao Um part? thal bcllcvea ln protccnon to Amer
ir^n labor we belleve rooal earneaUy In ti.c Oovern
ment of onr conntry protectlup it- UUMrera agaliial
the c mpetltlon it; our markeM ol (orelgn a irklngmen.
We belleve In developlng Um mnnnfactnrei oi our
conntn We believe thal our Induatrle* ahonld be
developed to tlvlr greateal extent, We atand npon the
.: i ,?- tbe moal Importanl electl in ol the n t slx
tccn rean. Ua-t faH's verdlct,we thtnk.waa acaprletous
,,.?, We appeal from Phll p dtnnk to Phlllp aober.
i'..,,,, B piatf,, m favorlngan honeal dollar. proteetlonto
Amerlcan Indnsi ??. Ihe developmenl ol Amcrican ;? ??m
nnd the furlherlng of tra?'.' on a reelprocal baalfl
with other naUona. we ahaU aaak to pnl Rew-yora
among th? RapehBeaa ^'-tri- lOraal applaaae.)
Robert P. Porter expros?ed hi? greal pkeaare al
belng able to attend a convent!m whlrh wonld 10
greaUy benafll Um Bepabtleao party. He then Kave
lome highly IntereaUng ataUaUea, aathered froai thc
,,.,, na, ln relatlon la the Indnatrlal progreea af Um
, ., try in Um ia?t u>n yeara. lle pedated out Um
aereaae ta thc amount of the cropa and ta Um
proaperlty "f narmere, and amued that the Parmera'
AlUaoce movement waa bascd on blaa pronaaea. In
eonclualon, be aald:
The eentral kka of the MeKlnley TarUI biii wai to
nratect Oic Vincflcan home, lo glve th- Amerlcan work
, . i . maintalu ni- lamilj ln coml irt
althout < i.ti.i. li ?._' hi- wlfe to labor aa Um women rt
Europe do, to glve him lufflrient nay to edneate hia
chlldren and lo lav up aomethlns for old age, nial
,, the Mea thal nirferltea tbe McKinMS WIL and .. ?
non your leaguc? discuas lhal pha>c ol the questlon
tho bettor for Amcrican hom? and Vmerlcan labor, N 't
, i. doea the Republlcan party pr ?i?<h ? lo -??? to II thal
the Imcrlcan workman haa a comfortjri.lc h >me, but. a
i have -a.d. it la totally oppoaed lo l IIIiie np Uie alma
hotiscs and i.honaea < f the ron itr; aith ti.c herolc
?i- <.f the ^ar. who shoul.lered a inn-Kei for thc
rnlon when the Bag thal hanga la re ta rach profnal m
mi- iii danger. Tl.e mnsl be no Mreakcntng on ihe
p,,: of Republl. ana .... thla cardti ni prln'rlple.
i,\ tho homca ol Ihe connlry and b) the boKIIciw. rhe
Mukwiiii ps, who ar.mpJaii ng so bltterly abooi Ihe
amount of monev paid oul for penaiona. nevcr aald a
w..:ii ii'n.ii Um enormou* cxpcndltnr - f t Intereai <>n
the pr.i'.. debt. Thal waa a Jn i pnymenl and . <<
honorubl. rltlaen eonM olijecl to it. i niil ii can be
...(i-c.--f.illv thown thal hnman Beah and blood i- ..f
. .;?!. Um rcntrai i tlna tiovern
meiii made with Ita a;ildlew mnal be fulnlled aa Ihe
contiact with its bondhoklera baa bean.
l,i me unote *o. ?lartllng Bgurei reecnily pre
-cnieii b) Ihe Comml doner "f Pimalons. ln i-'-'.
tereat on the pnbllc d-l.t was 8151.000.000 and
the penalon rol] 8^,500,000, a total of nearly 81?t).
000,000. Th" populallon of Ihe eountrj ai lhal
-.vi.- oi.lv 35.O0O.odo, and thc per caplta exp?i
for Ihcse two purp ??'' 57. i fall to rerall any
irticlea in N< >?? \<>vk t.-pir'-;-- denounring th ?
? c , r 11 ? ? ? inl ii": dh. !.?'....: nnndh Um non pay
f interest. I 10 ery II al the roontry
.... belng bniikrupted. Wc ilmply pnld ;h'- Inter
...I. and ;?- i have ahov iry weni on
ind proaperlngi H"? mnrb have t'1"
received In interol ? d : remliim alnce
IHOl 1 Ti.ev have been piW BS.OOO.O'iO.OOil, llow
much ha> Ihe pen lonera reeelved flurina Ihe ame
They have been p ild ? 1,2 l.ooo.ooo i i
n <? ball Um amonnl paid the bo idholdera. llow
(l....- th. a< ? nnt -? i-.'i ' -'in amounl poM
l ,-t jrear f.n- penalon* wa pilfl.ooi.ooo, f..i jnt.
to bo dholdern 830,000.000, a total f onl] ?iri2.000.
000, or ?*-' ?? t per raolta. Tblnh uf onr Incrco-se ?if
wcalth i-.ec i ->?.'.: It baa more than donbled, Thlnk
,,f tbe annual pi durtlon -.f Mii- ronntrj ?lnre Ih al
That, too, aa* almoai donbled, and we are told Ihe
n rlalmi a -? bankruptlng Ute i tntry. Phere
was a more ernelly false ???'. nnpatriotle ery.
\. ,?; .11 nf our preai mlllta lendera have dled be?
fore their Ume lt i- eitimated thal iW.001 toldier
. f tl.? war ? ii.ilr. .1 hi allh and have lo*l
twelve years of lifc F their ? rlcea to fh'>
? their rlalmi to be l.-fi nnpald and
?he i.lolden to be paW ta full! i Ihlnk not. -<?
Ih llepubllcan party h i e ln the affalrs
of thc NaUon.
). I M -:?- man U.H. llOIT, the ne\t -]ica!,er, >i.l :
i .ni arwayi t- II whaa l an b) n Repnl Ui aa ? ?
ti.ci, b\ Um g. it la -Thc
biar -i.n.l'"! I?ann?r," uThe Red, Wmte and Blue'1
and ?? Am-'I. a." a'hiie .t Dcmocratii i invontlon
"img i remember to hi heard waa ?? i e m'l go
nnl : morolng.' .??;? .1 !.-... rht. r.l l llke to i
? proapcr* w hcu the pc^plo
are bBPpl ? la HM la t ||, WPekK j j,uv? tra-.ell m fio/n
itah to tha AUanUi ueean Karer in my aja tnre i
v? ?' raantfj ao growwa witn goad oropa. wiiat
laea Uad ibow l it abowa ?iat tho gooti i.urt MmaeU
,- pwparing thla .ntry ?or aoother Uepnblicun
rletory. There is no aonaibb roaaon why N-w-Yor*
gtaM --all not be rarrfed bv th Kepubllean party t.'na
bill. Organlia (iw Republleaaparty ln arery eico
tjon dlatrici in Uaa sThte and we hall win it and -.ettie
the Pi '? i*i*l eleetlon. Do notiet Ihe olllcea .iiv.'io
roa. Padronaga trerta mora than ? belpa. rhere aaa
atwayi Bre men Koklng otlea ''.??,. ||i;i, gota It.
.mi. one man oan bold oae oftea Kvid it. 111:1 w tho
obB bmb that baj tnceeeded ln he.l':,k- tA, ,,.:,-? .,?
rUne. (Lnnghter.) i have prnt i,,^,^,, m tlN
eoring oleetlon, for i have beeome a?ttnien of Sow
V,:rh State. (Applaoae,) l.ct u> all work i,,,i .,n,| lin|ied
ly and we ihaii etarl tbe Repnbneal gtata Uckea.
K\ Conprea-nian Ooff, of Virgthla, ln(in aknaeal
.1 aakgkad wmiam B. Baaari, Rosic coakbng,
( harter a. Arthar, wiiiiam at BwarM and i)e soidiora
of ttpn York. II" dOMllbei hl? Journey ?lu l(rn s>w.
York State to-day. *"d *ald that he dld n< aaadBf
thal BOrth of th.- llarleu, Kiver Ihe State ^ p>
?abUeau. Baaijnhara there wat, efhtance a pros
perlty. ConUnatag he said :
I love UM Bepabll aa paitp becanse It hns ^n.
?ioned tl^ I alon aokflera, beeaUM it bas made ,ur
credit, an I baoanje it Uaa glven oa honeat l
M i eame through thi- MtHe 1 d,d not wonder u.
Utfa la ralted the Bniplre rdale. it la the -
of manafaetorlng Btatea. n is tbe rawU of i.
poliey ?f Uie Bepubllean party. "K",llu/ n'
uMetlnea dgnlfj aometning. They bmm t a m.
party which aerved Um Satloo is to be eont'n ed
V powar. Tbe RepnbUean party baa yef a groat mia
-,on. Ererj UUa flag BoatB. ??y-rj TOWr,
?rhlte or i-'ei. ahouH have the rlght k vott.? anu
ripM to bave hii rota ronnted. The erowntog on tn -
;?;h!- ocntnry ;- the *upprea.|on of the ^/; * ''',
ora Ket.ni.;:-?.,.. The rute of IheNorthern ^nwcrat
LTcoiintetl. Tne roi. tha Honthern ttapnhUcan s
?iippre. -e.i. it ,- on Infamj whleb wiU not down. a
NaUonal ekri. taw i- oeeded andla oeeded badiy.
The l.i.igKM -ii .aM have paaaod one, and
d'-nt II; nl <n was all rlgbl ln damandlni mat it ibobjo
he pia ed. (Greal appl urae.)
THE ? >LL < >F CLUBS AT sYKACl'SE.
Syracnae, Aug. B fcSpeckli.-Ob tbe oaJJ of the
r?n oi dekgate al the l onveuttoii the foltowlng
loeai organuatlona were foand k be repreaented:
.Mi.mv Connty- FHal Uogno. Wea Troy: sevcn
beenth \Vanl i lub, Albony; riMrtoenth Ward A^soeia
tion, aii.j ; Loeymon Leagua, L^inana, iw on
,:?,,. j;,,,. Eleventh Ward AaaodaUoD, Albany,
Uncondltlonal Clab, Albany; Fonrtb Wara ciuDjAI
la.:,; Fonrteenth Ward Cl.Ubany ; Oec*ge[Carnp
beU Clnb, Lohooa; B'eat rroy BepobBcan Onb, aeet
AttegbanpOMinty Alteirtown ?P?fk?ean Cttih._
Broome Countj Grani Clnb, of inngiiamton. Kortb
slde RepabUean Clnb, lilnghamton. ,..^4
Cayuga Coanty Menta Clnb, Port.Bjrron, w?M>
BOrt'l Clnb, tteedaport; Kepuidi.au ).e..gu;jAui;,irn.
CbntonCoautj JlcKinlei i lub, fVert < ;^j . \; ? n
Men'? Ctab, Ptaltabnrg; champMIn Bepwhuaan am,
"'ri^niuV^l'oHiiv-'KMe.dU-a,, Ese.rt Cb.b.ttlmj a.
Chonango (*anty-Borwlcb ciub, Iforwkh, BopnbU
"t^Vtk^COunl, Tl,,pl:l.elTnb,.-ortbi.u1Kcpnbll;:an
Clnb Marathon; tortland UepnbUean wuguo,
Bepttbllean Club, Vlrgll: Homei atepablleaa Uagae
t,,i,'.:ta1nr::!\p; ^-u ^h??.?***?.
ivetwon Clnb, lauiaio, l.utiaio BepabBcan
''I'^.'mi Connty-Begalar BepnbBcaa club, Glorcra.
TIHe; Bopulilb in Club ol Gloreraaille.
,.,???-,?? I'oanty RopubUcan Uagne, iMray.
,,.,.,.!?? county Republlcan Club, OoxaackM; rau
%SmerToS'tVb-W*ne? MI lier Clnb, llerklmer:
raiotT Itopublban Clnb. Uttta FalM; P. K. Bptnaar
1 ''.'t.'r.M"''.';!'connty-BepnhBoan Clnb, Adana; Beaab
!i,i:, club, B'atartown; Bepabttoan cinb. roarea
W1Ktan Connty-InalnelbM fbtb. seventh Ward,
BinokVyn; Jamei W. Btrkell taaoektkni Brooklyn,
nVlnelt'lo Club. Twenty-tblrd Ward. Brooklyn; \onng
Kepubllean (.lub of Brooklyn; Ktoga Count> Lea^uc,
Bnohlyii; Krd ml Rcpnblican Ctab,.TwenUetji Ward,
,.. .. cini.. Brooklyn; Federa Re
pnWican CluS of Klnga Coanty. Brooklyn.; konng
M,.?-s Republlcan Club. .-event-nth Ward. I.r.a. .1 ?
WIBiam ii. U u dt " lub Bwhlyn; Itullan Be^pubii
,.,? Clnbi n ookljn; IT. 8. Granl l tab, Br oklyn,
i nlon i.' o tne i lub, Ur oklyn.
Livlngatoii Countj Kepubllean Club of MoHb I
vill-. iMnarllle Kepubllran Club, Gei eb RepnbU
"tSSsA .,.;;"iv;.;:,;;:;1,.1;u'iliub. Repnb.
U^neW.VoanT-RepubUe.n Battery. OBtdtk; Ra
publlran Club, Hamlll n; ?*n< da RepnMican i lub.
Montgomcrv County Amt'terdam Rcpubllcon clnb.
Cannjobttrie RepnbUean Club. Pt i'laiu Republlcan
Monroe CMank-akpnbllean Clnb. Pltttford; TWrd
Woid Kepubllean Club, Ru '?-??: RepnbUean < tab.
Mi.ti Ward. Korhester.risoti and Mortoit Vetenui
i.,,?, k cl ->?:?: the Perliiton iMngne. ivrm?? "'?
k Volunl -I-. Koche-ter; gcottavlUe R
, ui Club, .- ottsvilie; Uouulas Leugue, Kochester,
BcpubUcan Clnb, Perlnton; Llncotn Club. Roel
th tt'aid cfub. Rochoater; hlxtcenth W&rd
,.-- M.t,-- Ctab, Roeh <ter; Fmrteenth Ward llarrl
,?;. und Morton Club, Roehest<-r; rhlrl *nth Ward
i; publlran Club, Roclie ter; Tenth Ward Club,
i-.. ..- t..;-; sixtli Wanl Club, Rochester: Company A,
,:,,.., ;? i,!,,,.. Roeheal r: Becond JVard < lub,
Rocheeter; K 5?e?ter iTotectlYe Tarlfl Clab, Bepab
,"'VM^'!;;,;";"';,^"nnt1t,i.,.i IkpabUcan Leatou;
i-,*,? a iiialne ?ub ol the Vth Aaaembly Wnrictj
No h^ide Repibllean Club: Alpha Reoubllcan Club
i > ..run Club of tbe xvuitii AsMjmbly i>
i 'roirreu Bepublkan Oub. ol Um MJi Aaacmbly D|>
.,,,. [^publlcon A-Mriati-ii of Xltb As?embly 1>1*
iiVt ?* i ' '.oin Ctab, Morria Hclghta; Republican < lub
? >f tlie CHr of Sew-York; Independeneo Club; J. W.
Terry Club: Youiig Cotored Men'* Republlcan Club;
Vomii.' Ben'a Bepubllean Clnb vilib Aaaernbly Dte
Ml'VNe'nnatiA-'e.i.::.! Republlcan, Club of XXI, d
\ ..imIiiv Dlstrltt: Repubican < Inb of X\lll..
VaSinbR Tif.trl.-t: Vvllth Aaaernbly Dlatrict,
itenubUcan Club; GarfleM Club, of ilnrh Brldge
J2kni rolorcd Republlcan Club; tbe Ivy Club. ot
I,. \\Ild .\--.'.nbi>' Ul-Lb-: Republlcan Club. XVth
\-.-tibl- in-iiirt: Nintli Wi'isl lloneer Corps; Kloom
incrtale Reutibllcau Club, XlXth Aaaernbly Wstrlel
Llneoln Ptoneer Corpa; RopubUcan Club of tbe IXth
Uaeinbly Dl-tilct; Cnlon Republlcani CJub ofI tho
\illtb a??n.biv Dlatrict; r. i*. Grant Club, XVth Ah
s*mblv Ulstrlet; Jaraoi G. Bbdne Aaaoctatlon, \ th
\ .-nblv DUtrlet; McKlnle) KepubUcan Ctab, Xltb
? natricl ll-re-in Republlcan Ctab; Ltacoln Lengue,
?1*1,1 Vksembh Dhtrlct; Aitbur club; (^rthagenloii
Renuhltrafl flub ot Ww xxilid Aaacmbly Dljtrlet;
Young Mcn's Republlcan Club. Vlth Dlatrict; Young
MenN Bepubllean Club, XXlat Dlatrict; Iriah-Amprtcan
ReiMibllean Club: Republlraa Ctab of tbe XXth W*
,n,.t .,n<i c. .-. Granl Club of tlie Xlllth Aaaemblj
1/ triri all of Xea Vork City.
(Mnarlo Connty Protoctlve Ctab. Canandalguo,
Republlcan Club, Cllfton bprings: RepnbUean Club,
(.eneva Voung Jlen'a Republlcan Ctab, Canandalguo.
Rcpnblican tlnb, Phelp*; rhoitsvllle i:- p .111. :,t. Ciub.
Onuiie County-Bmplre Clnb, Silghland Mllla; B*
publlran Lengue, MMdletown: Kepubllean Club, bew
burg; Republlcan Club, llamptonsborg; KepubUcan
Clnb, Mlddlc llope. _ w . ?
Urleana Countj Republlcan Leagua Club of Me
dina. . ., _,
Uawego Countj Republlcan League of tbe Town
,.f gohr ppel; l'i.;\ Oerman RepnbUean Club, ol
i?swego; Kepubllean Club, Granby: ConUnentala, Oa
aego: Frofitl i Cltj Republb in Ctab; M. L Wrtght,
(Teveland; Weal r>lcle Republlcan < lub. tiswego; trei
ond w^-nl Republlcan Ctab, Oswego; Klfth Wanl R<
publlran Club, Onwcgo: Bepubllean Club, Laconla;
Rci'ipi -ii. Kepublii'iiu Clnb, l*nla?kl: New-ll?ven Rc
puhbrau Clnb, Ncw-llavcn; Cnlon Kepubllean Club,
?;,, i ilcj Republlcan Ctab, Albl n ; Eaal Blde
Kepubliran Club,
\ it*ei > Con i ln Republlcan <"iuii of One
ouetda Countj ConUnental Rcpi'bUcan Club. 1'Uea;
Kleventb Wnrd Repnblh an Clnl . Ctb n : Cltj of Romo
I.. . ue; Repul liean < lub, ol Kirklnn l. KcpnbUoan
i.in.ie-. .').? in-. i:l" : Republlcan Leaguc, Roae.
i nondngn l nntj Kl t, Seci ad, Th rd
Ponrth, Flfth, slxth. > ventb, Rlghth, NlnUi. Tenth,
Kleveuth, Tv.ilfth. Thlricentli ond Fonrtcen h Warl
V, utig Men'? R< pnblh m ? Inba: lionnei Younf M
Itepubliran Club : syia u e l.i n lan \.I< an R< i ub
II, Club; Jordan, BaMalnavllle, Lyainder. Manlius
Vlllaov, Matillu- Htallon, Mareelbu, Delphl, Llwrpool.
Tully, Latiycti . Warner . CU> and Llrerj .lub-. ?
I'iiti.atn C rnntv Republlc ui Club >?? Pold Spi
(jnnen'n t'ountf ~' ond SVurd RepnbUean A soela
ilou. Long 1'i.ini City; Pourth Ward Kepubllrao Aa
rlation, L'Hig l-l.md City: Republlcan Ctab of Fai
Kmknway: l.lm >ln Ctah nl Umg [aland City; riilrtl
Ward Rc| ublii uu ??t*o lal - Lo : I dand Cltj :
i lli in \ ?. iaUon of Long I-i md
City: Kepublbnn Club, Jumah .: N'ewtown RepnbUean
CJub; Wnlu tov n Rcpnblican Club; Coioua U i".
I lub. ( 01 IIII.
Ro : 11 ??! Countj Xyack Republli an Ctab.
i;,-i i .,?? i , intA- !.'? piil Bi ?n t lub of Troy :
Llneoln iltib. of (?reenbn-h; lloiwl KepubUcan Club,
l..ii-in. ton Kenublleon < lub, i:' rroy,
Rlihinond Countj Grant Ri>|iublltan Lcague ciub.
\ -vi i ?, rji ilil'd Kle.tioti |ii l'i i RepilbUeun Club,
,,i Ko'.itaileld, W"-i Nea Brlghton 'ort Rlcbmond Re
publl an l.".i.:tte ' tab.
-Titi. i .ntj Vet?i and < ,aena' Clnb, oi
Saratosa . Llneoln <'iui>. ?" Hural ra,
-.tad i ,:':''. Lliti In i. ague,ofselienectady.
8t< uben (' ii?'' I ln< n!i Ri ptiblii an Club, ol
Ing . II r. -i if lb pnbllcan Club of llorro II- lk).
Benera Counti Llneoln Club, K^neea Palla.
Bt. Lawreure Countj Voung Mci.'a Kcpublfran Club,
Potada .
Bttill I Republb an < lui* f Llb 'rty : Mar on
1 Clllb.
Tiogj Countv Republlcan ciub ofowego; WaTerlj
Republlcan ? lub: ' andor Republlcan Clnb.
T impkln Coentv- i lub.
Wavne Countj v: ?d i Republlcnn Ctab nf \ev.
:,t!.: r.il'nv i , .J publl an Clti ui i !nn n
-..ut!: SiKlii-; \o!itt4 Club Oi
i.\,.ti : Yonna BenV Repnbttean ("lub ol Galona;
Walllngton KepubUcan Clnb. of WaUlngtou; Young
Kepnbllenti Ctab. i?l Cljde.
w. -i.in-t- e Countj Terrn e Cltj Clnb, of Yonkera;
C ii ti r Republb un \ rlatlon nf Mt, Vernon:
Republlran Clab, <>t New-ltoehell : Greenbnrg Repub
lli iin i ? i ? ? ?? I v R< pnblli m 1^ igue ..;
KliaM -i'1-: I olored Men - Repnl lli I . nl
Tarrvtown: Nlnth I1*trirt RepubIIrai Clnb o| Ka.t
Di.i.' . 11: n Republir in < 'lub : >????;. ii
Kepublli .in Ctab ol Wn ? Slua 1 doi tl Ri publli ui
i.ea.-ne i lub ol Tarrvtown: Repnbllrnn Leagat of
l'lhaui; K. A. MrAtnln Republlcan Lcague Clnb ol
Iting -ii":: Kpurian !(? p igna of Slng .-in^:;
Morth KMe Bepubllean Clnb, nl ".ItiR Klng; Yonkera
i; pubUean Leagne: Katonah Be| ague:
Youna Men'a Indcp'ndenl Republlct i Clnb, of
Yonkera.
Wnablngton Cimnty Young Mcn'a Repuhllean Cluh
of Fort Rdward D ibllrun Clnb. Gkn Fall
N it-- Countj Llneoln Clnl of Penn Yan; \>\
Lcague Clnb, ol Benton: Loaun ciub, of Dlufl
I'oint: Llneatn n pubtti an Clnl, italy.
LARGR l.ii:i i: \i. <? \iv- in ITAH.
? Labo, i iib, Aag. 5. I'n i retama abaw thM Iba
la'?!??!- ha- twelvi of tbe Inglalatma. aaa
U.I1-U UM wa.de, u BaTBJ ,a,u 0ver Ibo auuibor lu
.__ fCV|oiu Leglalature. TlM LlberaH e'.ect three
m/n,rrs <* the conncll and aix of the House ln
JJJ, .py by a pl.irallty of 1,100. The Llberala also
Her a countr eolleetor. two *clectmeii and Jg
JotTity anpcrlnlcndcnt by pluralltlea of ?00 to 3,000.
THI PEOFLF/S FARTY IX OHIO.
THFIR CONVENTION IN 6PRIX0ITELD-THE
FirusT DAT*I sr.s-iox hGONBUnU* UTTLE.
lattagdahl, ohlo, Aag. ,V-The Peoplo* P?rtv ?on
rentlon was rallcd to order at Baaw P- m. hy ? ??
Baraaa, of Tifttn, ehainnan of the .State Committee, artei
toag atbay ln waltlng for the Ilamlltoa Coimty BJBOnae
me.-tlng to aettle difflciitiea. There were efatdB dBJW
iilagaan arcaawa. hftee paayar by the Rev. waaam
Crawford, tho Chatff r<-ad lettcxa af regrct, one irom
OcoTRo g. (ialtber, rhalrma-n of fhe Alabama StAte
rom.nlftee, and from Senator Pfeffor. The UMBI
Introdiiccd as tcmpornry ehainnan llugh Cavaoaugi.
He aald that their pnrpose was to aerve notice on the
old parMea that thev have ontllved their usefnlnesa.
lle treatcd Ihe, llnance, tarift and other gaaaWaWa
ln the manner B* forfh in the ClncWinaii reao
tatJoni and met aOBffty approval from the aud.torluni
The .p.eatlon with whlrh the Thlrd-party had to deai
WM a? to who would ba the aucccsaor of the gentleman
ajoai MaillBatd This movemeht would prove tnai
... firm and relagaae John Hherman to BM JPOTNI
M.vlon that waa enjoyed by hia friend Inaal s. m
rvrred iu leaahlttf tcrm* to Urice. and aald the>
?'id al thc aaBa protaat against aaathag ofwaaar
BW tW(( sta.es. Robert Schllllng. Natlonal aecre
'?irv-nh!r,sed ihe ..mventioii. m_mmMm
H?advocated QoveraaaaBt contmi of raflroaea,
and th ,,,iin by thc liovcmmcnt to farmera of money
M - IH ,,.?!, on non-perishable produee.
'Uie .MVI.IlM)[l a.ljoun.cd to 8 a. m. t0-?r?*
wltb ar] a,...tine ?!,<, ,-ftp.,rt of the committee on ruies
and ordeMJ I'ommUteo on R-olut.ons h^tMOa
adi-'nel. %*iS?S? SSA ^JBaJnAt
reached oonVpjtoa,
BAY FTATr, RFTURUCAN COMMITTEE.
THE TIIRKF. Ua?T0XS8 ni.t.ED-TIIE MEN WHO
WtlX-SOWDTJCl TIIF. CAMPAlfJK.
BoatOB, Aag. :, (srv-clali.-The Republkan atate
Committee in ?! at \ p ru. to-day at th3 head.piarters
ln Behool-et. lo flfl be vaeaaeMa in the membershlp-at
ktrga of the Ommiiee ?n Re?olntlons of the eomlng
Btate OonveattOB, ra'.ed by the rc-lgnatton of F. w,
RoekweB, wlBhMB Oyswell and Joseph H Walker.
Cbalrman Burdett preeead, and abont twaadytaa ?
the fnrtv members of the committee were present.
After a -c-inii of more ttan an hour It waa announced
thal the vacaneles had hen fllled by tbe unanimous
ehoioe of ea-Oungfeaamae ritdawM T. Greenhalge, of
BoweU ehainnan; Oeaeral Vllllnm F. Draper. of Hope
dile, ar'l Franl H. Wrlght, .f Oraat Barrington. Bae
retery Wardell li anthortty for the atatement that
B w MeCalL of WlBcheater, wis not menttoned. Ex
Congreeaman Greenhalge and Oaaaral Draper ar. weu
known. Fraah H. afrlght is a l-idlng lawyer of bm-k
shire Ooanty. He ? about torty yeara old, has been
? member of tha Lagfatotare, and la veii known baroagh
M,1 tbe eonaay as a stanch Republhan. Tbe rc*tgna
(?,. - of ex-Congioaamar, RoekweB, Ongreasman Uaiwr
and CogaweU were utianimously aeceited.
Chairoan Durdett baa appolnted the follow-lng mem
bara ta aaatat the offl.ers of the commlt*e ln condurt
lBg the campalgn: T. C. iut? Wfwcwter: i owea
Nijrrla and Charlea Mann, Boaton : pMoC.. Mi aen
\cwiiedi...d: Abrabam C. Kat-<uta,ky 1 o*>n.jCojonei
\; n! ooettlng, sprin^tield, and Oeorge J. hnrr.a, Ajer.
TMF. NKW-.7ERSKY RXPUBXICAJI LEAGUE.
Trentoa, B. J., Aag B pajeeaal).-A mecting of tho
Execnilve committee of the ffhate a?imhBcaa Leagae
;.^ .,,;,, behlnd cloaed daara m the Tra-toa Bjaae
Uri, .fternoon. The mecting was aaOed by *****
Wllbor A. Molt to aet on his realgaaUon. He ealle4l
it to order and aaaaetad hta raakaaattoo. rtaatng at tha
MM tlme thal his ac was cau-ed by the V*****
boaineaa. The reelgnaUoo was aeeaptad and a voto
, thanka tendered to him Mr his aervicea.
I ii oaakill, of Mount Hotty, waa tl.cn anaalmooaU
,,e",-M pif-id-nt. The new piesid?nt U a rlslng young
tewjer of Mounl rlally and a aard-worWag Hcpuhlican.
,,.. i, oell aaown nU avar the Btaaa. At thc laat Made
rjoavantton ba was ehoeea lemporary cbalrman a...
?. ,ae an able addreaa. Ba will t.ii tho piiwo eradttabtj
'..,, I, thoagM to ba the right man In the rlgbt phaea,
m preaent ha la ln Oato atwaaptag for MeKmiev
Th(. ,,,.??,?tee deelded lo hoU acoavearttoo tafha
r,.,r roture aad a committee oooatatlog of PreaMant
riM?lll Blmer Banndeeton, of >'cwark, E. C. um. o.
Trenton, and L T. Deroaaa, Of Camden. waa appolnted
U, maka la^gamenta for it. The committee y,-ou
? nn liife M to the buslncss tmnsarted. but tbe
M..Mon ... th- league ta organl.k leaet .>0O new Ke
pui.l can cluba throaghowf the Mate.
COMMODOBI VBDDM RF.NCMIXATF.D.
jwoeatown, Ang. B.-Ae waa azpeedad, th, Repab
,,;,,,? ^,i:i,(.rl.il Convention olt'-XXXIIdln-trl.tt..
,,;lv nomlnated C. P. Vedder. of Cettaraagae, JtriBtate
Jnator. There was no oppoarUOO, and the motlon to
l:,??;,,t). b, aeelaaaattoa was aarrtad wlfhaal a H*
vnilng v ito. _^_,
(IIOKKIVS VIS1T AS A PP.ACvM AKKR.
Ea^hamberlatn Croaer was la the atty ye-t rday from
Bjchflrtd Spriaga to Mak aflei tha aaagM co.el.th.ot
a Bonference af Pametratla Nederi wa* hdd aat evening
,t e Luse of a r/eU-kaewa aaehem af laanaaay, at
Jufh wS p..at laartde. Mr. Croker. atayoe Maat,
., fAwui Murphy, of the Demecrattc ?*??
CommuMdooaf Ollroy, Poll - ?......u.-otej m rt .
,?:i, it is aald, other peraaaa, memben of the >t? fr u... ?
,,?;,?. ;??? ,?it-,ae the .:ity. Dl-tri.t.Atto.ie.v RM^way.
,, B.oogtyn, waa reported to have V^^^^JT
, ? 1S, aa u.e m. ..d aad rapreaeatatlve of "Boaa H Uagh
?' ?;,,? h?-,?ess?,..h.r..t.,e?K-i,.r.ng.o-.<l.itt.efa..s
uf the. amtlaaaa UgnorAelera, the iKM-ble aetten of ??
Commll. la rekOlaa to ?cl?dlmi Um County
,.. , ,,,,v ,ro?, Mrther memberahlp, and tha d-n aad- af
,, , ,;:i, ,,,;?,-? tt.ia tae athei aaahma *******
y. Mr.Crakerhad atarted aat ??? a ,-ru, |.
mT.Rerth.i.Bng - - dved c-ddeaU. ;,-^
I friend toat ha had nnd rUken thc hard^at joo ofhUlllte,
:, ,., t?e in.gn.tea named, .1.rotMktyafea. addlatau.
;,n boht a.. adjmuaad eaaaaltottoo at tha Hayefa om.o
tod.y. m_
CHlEf MAVKS I.KA1.S IN mr. I N 01 AN KEA Tl OR.
8, uula m... aag. B.-a Tahleqaah, L r., apeahd
? ? ..All t?, rcini- ot the Tahleanah and
lUinola dlatricu ahow a kaadaoma aaajorlty Mt J. B.
M,,,.s. Downlng aomlnea for ehtefc TN i.aiaga u
:,,,,?,.. over the i- -nt. aa theaa twe Wetrfctaiwaaa de
;???,? ?.,?, 1)V ,?? gatloaala M |va Iheai a htavyMa.
\,-., Flve aol ol ataa dlateteta aava been beard from.
I .v.,v,- la Madlag la u.e raea. The
N-atonal. eoac?4e I.ilcetlon of kUyea. Hm ra^ecUon
r n.ief Mayca clearly lndlca*ea that thc Chetoaaa paaple
,,.? rcady tor a ehange la Iheli rarrn af gavefawaeat, a
Cblef alayea la Wa eatlra eampatga eppeetd BlhjhaaalN
.-?a>-?
TOPICa AT TBKSATIOHAI CAPITAL.
BaWBOAHIZATlOM AT TIIF. BBW-YOBK XWY
TABD.
Waahtngton, Ang. ?"'? Artlng Becretary Boaay li
.,?.,! ., ipe i:,i ord r thla aftern.i deeharlng carteln
plore ? the New-Vork Barj lTard vacant oa Bep
tember i, and an esamlnatlon of appBcanta wlB be
held al the !favy Vard on Aagaaf 17 rot BBlag ti.c
toilowiog pi.ee-: conatracUon department?Mai
ualnter, quarterman ln chargd of blochmahera and
roop ra, quarterman ln charge of eaalaan aad oakam
makera, quarterman la charge af pattetumahera,
iinartorman In charga of labo/era; .-te;.... ragineering
departmenl moalcr Bagmahera; yarda and doeka .1*
partraenl ..-i-.ti.it to rtvB engineer; ordnaaea de?
al quarterman In charge of aaachlnlata.
Ti.e examlnaUon wlB ba opan lo all eoaaera who
ve evidenie of experience In condacttng the
l Ind ol work (or whlch thev aeek emptoyment, and who
,;.' rltiacna ..f tba I'nited BtaUa. It wiB bc praeUcal
In chara ter. __ _
TO \v\l< II IMMIOBATIOB AT PHILADELPHIA,
Waahlngton, tug. B.?Aettag Beeretary RetUetaa t??^
,i:,\ appoluted John I. a, Rogera Coaaaiiaatoner af ba>
migratlon al the porl of Pbiladetpbla. lle waa
turmerly emptoyed In tba aaaaa eapadtp whcn tUc aay>
, in.tli r >tate COOtroL
A CHlCACK) I.KX'Ki; TlllK.I' \i:i{F-'IED.
Waahlngton, a..l-. bv-Ctdef Paatadlea laapaetai
wheeler to-day i.Ivai a telagraai braai laapaetar
-tuut at Chkago, aaylng ti.:it be had arraatad Haary
F.. Ilarlow, a carrler ln the Chieaga aflke, tor ataalbn
letlera. The Inapertnr aayt that Iw iias accurvd a
v.cti.n confeaakiu af llariow'a ^ui't.
ULVRB rn;'ii\>i> BY IW1 TKF.xsntY.
Waahingt.tag. aWTha often <>f gBver to tho
Treaaarj lo-day aaioaated to B,17a\000 oaaeaa, aad
the aaaoanl parehaaed BlOjOOO oaaeaa, a- kdiowa:
??iiiiiKM. .mi.-- nt .rl.'KU-. 800,000 at 81.0040, 100.
OOO'al 81.00^0, and 330,000 ..t #i .?h?io.
opposnra n?a mnuisu of a bu tAXK.
?ii- eeaualtaaa wlaetad by nat poaatt al blaakaMMVtUt
ta d.\!s? ieaaa maaaa aw akaajaag aha prapoaaf ataetaaa
uf a ?a? tai.k bv the sundaid Baa Oeaapaay *t BM laat
..I 0B?kua4radaad?tairay'ata*-a4. and Utaaaf Beabnard
i alght n. n?'??n n. it.'' BMdlaal haaalaaeay kt ragard
... mm aaaaral eakaaiaHfnaaaaa oi aaah u aaaaa.
DTi O tica.j', luiuioiJjr a wuujbet: ol ku? tloaid ol lliaith.
Maotels, lib, Open Fireplaces,
Household Art fipaej
IINIOnSllllARE ?-'"-? cor.Broadny.
Onlr oon'ern ln our ltaa havlng ita own fouadrtea
Buy of Uie tsak> r. E?tabl!ah?d ever 60 ycara.
No old Ma a. Everytktns ir.ad* aatlafactorr.
and Dr. Rloharda, ?f tha Habraw Orphan Aaybua, bMk
?aid tbat aueh a tank aron'd areatly Ineraaa* tha nMrtallty
among tha -???? ln tha haapttal, and that 11 wankl fiil dU
pur? ?lr wlUi eerma ot dtaeaa*.
Conalderabbt dlacoaataa af ao lnfoncal aaaura took plaea,
and tho commltt<!? roaolved to cantlnne thelr fla">* aniaai
the gaa company.
8ELECTI0NS FROM THE MAIL.
BICYCLfifi AND DOOS.
To the Editor of Tha Trlbnne.
gff. Tho practlre of harborlng vtelou* dogs aod al
lowing them areas* to the publle thorouahfares In tha
eltles and tewna of E.vtern New Jersey ha? be^ome
an Intolerabla nulsnnea that demauda vigorona
rnentmrea for Ita abatement. The dally record* of
Barkaa Injurice Infliet.jd atteat the conatant perll to
llfe and Umb to which men. -women and rhlldren ara
caposed. New?paper and letter rarrlers and othan
obllged to dellver gooils from hotiso to honae ara fra
(fuent vlctime. As pecunlary responMblltty f?r
dnmuge ls rarely to be found. the dog-owuer aheuld
bo made criminally llable for tbe act? ol tha anlrnai
preclsely aa lf commltted by hlniselt. of eeurae
evcry owner wlll tell you that hls partioular brute 1*
perfertlv harmless and cnuld not bo lnduced to blte
any one for the world, but neverthelcss, llke the gun
that ian't loaded, he wlll do harm when leaat aa>
peeted Publle offlciala eeem to be indlfferent toward
uny protecUve measures, and it i? tberefore aaUa
faetory to hear that In one or two planes at leatt
pitvate enterprtse hae developed a remarkable ln
creano of mortallty among the enra which 1? la hopfld
wlll heeaaaa epldemic. Bkaa the uae of bleydea be
came so general thelr rlders otfer a conspiruoua aad
favorlte oblert of attiiek and are eonipelled to be al
wny? on the defenOve. aVaaaral blerrle eluba, It It
said, have of late orgaol/.ed a rnisade BgalaM dog?.
No wbeelman's outflt is now conMdered romplete with
out a llbenil snpply of dog BMdtetlM ln proper doaea
f.r dlapeaaattOB akrng his ronfe* where H wlll do Um
moso good, and the deafh rat<- of tbe mra U U ea
peeted wfO be sp*e?!ilv Increaaad, Setf-dafanea Ii
the first law of nature. Hnd those who oh<tlnately per
sl-t In putting ln peril the llvee ?nd limbs of othera
bave onlv fhemsolve^ to blame if retalbitlon folbwt,
Orange. N. J.. Aug. 1. aSttt. W. K. SMITH.
THR WORD "HtlMANTTARIA:*."
To the Edttor of The Trlbnne.
Mr: I am a anbecrtber and admlrer of The Kem"
Weckly Trlbnne. 1 artmlre Wie torse and forrlbl* Eng.
llsh not lesa than tho aterUng Republieanism of ito
artirles. I wl?h to prore*t, however, wmlust Tke Trlb
une lendlne Ita Influence to the mt*u-e of the wort
humanltarian. Tha wiorrt Baaa not mean phiba
thropKt, but ls a theoloirtral term and meana one wb?
balkVoa ChrlM k b* a niei? tnvi. You have miauMl
it aororal tlmes. The bt*t tlme in tbe last wdiunn oo
paite nine ?n* fhe IsKue of July 2~.
J. W. HEDMoND.
North Troy, Vt.. July 2ft, 1?01.
(This criticistn is not well-founded. The hnt
writers and the leadintj dictionariee now regari
" hiimanitarian" as *ynonymous with " philanthro
jiist.'' Wehster marks tliks deflnitinn of it
?reeent"; but the Imperial (Egayjkh) Dicfionary
gives it as tlie pritnarv ineaning of the word; the
second referriiig t<> feha doetrine of C'hri.st's pareiy
ii'inim nuinre, and the third to the (!o;.txines of
St. Simon and his loliowers.?Ed J
TOO MCCH RACINC.
To tbe Editor of The Trlbnne.
SIr: I am a kMtoeaa man and am fond of a gond
horse. For several year- pa*t I hive been in thi
liubit of laJiintf a l !.ort va< atlon to tbe MaBty ?hore. and
oecasionnlly vM/t the Monmonth rtrk rave*. Thl? y???r
i am doprhred of Uda pteaaara, and y.t i atMBraa th??
raekg is going on ln otlier parta of NcwJeraey ar.d
N..'.v York. i have Uala year bern fcacad to uo M
MorrM 1'ark or Jetoaaa PBtk or Briirhton llra<-h, and I
have eome to Uda eooefaatoa regardlBg Uaa ard ott^r
sports-It is betag orerd '-te. There la entirely pwj
ouioh raekg and too much baaebaU, and nnleaa IMf
every day ractag ret Ma, even o*tate in the i t.ion win
be eoaapatki k prohlbll H i4l!"i:c:l,,'r-0I D TIMEB,
New-Brunswiek, N. .1.. .inly 20, UM.
-???
AT T1IF. .iTTKNIK'RKRR UBBABT.
To the Editor of The Trlbnne.
.-ir: This brun< h of tbe HaW-Yorfc Pree Cirrnlatlrf
Ubrary is Bjeartahlng aad aaatal, aetag BaMh fre
fpiented. The more rtaaOfl ghk for prompt opening.
Ckcka aear by (nokbfy Bt .Mark'si un\ the hoan
ckarly, so thaf tkara is no aaeaaa f^r tariine?. Mfl
the writer haa raBed agaln and agak a( tha openirt
boar, no earikr tbaa '?? a. m., onty k in* thc d^iri
fastened aud people kept waitlnir otit?ide. Tlie Janlter,
moreover, h;is ratli<j- lataaka* a.s an eneroicmnent MBl
prompt attendanea, Milaa: "Wa eaat Bi aajakdM
two or tlirce. tlmes a dav," and Inso'.ently alolr.f, H
ln anob B litirrv, l*d buy ? penny najier." Thc cnrte??
Of The Tribuno will. I kaOW, ..mdlv p anl "ul BM
negllgenee and *o relleve a patlent publle, fnr *no-?
acfommodatlon aueh llbrarlea hive been inumftrenay
Ofctabllshed J. HKKVK^ APPUETOX, H. A.
JfO. 187 F.u-t Tenth-st.. New-Y'ork. Aug. 1, leOl.
?
OOhOSKh /UfH f. CLARKSO* IS WWt.
Colonel Jaaaea B. (larkson, who was MjaMrlly eleeMl
rhatnaan of the kkpabttean Nattonni ?aaeaUai Ciub
niittee, arrived in this City last eveninir, and m MaWMg
at the Plura HokL OolOBOl Clarltson ha> be>;a la
YfBBhkgtfM ever slnee tlie meetlng of the F.re.udva
Coinntiue. . He expnssed la-t ni^ht great sal.-bK'tlOfli
over Um appotnkaanl af tMaador Fab?ett u> ua
ofibe of CaUeetor. la Ma eagaaftp <u paaaafaataf tkf
Kepubllean iMaJgaa, C'donel ClMlMOB wa- expe.ted (O
he proaont al the eoaveattoo whtoh is now k a MMi ?*
Byraeaaa. it waa a ?oaree of graal rearM to hna.
eonaeqaeatly, when he found tbat the bad BMM "f
hi- heaith woaM not penalt Mm to atiend tbe umraa'
t, m. iie expccta to go u> lowa wttbln a ibarl dnw,
and i^<- a Utttfl t'-t before tlie oi?eiiliig of the caa>
ta the vartoaa btatea.
? ? ?
gfaTilf TMMt -tvn -'HOOXKR J\ fJOLLaVNK
The Meamyaeht Btarllng. beionginK M F.. Aa
Paornmb. af No. l^o tUeka-ai>, Brooktya, boaad ??>?.
aad an aakaown hjefcaaaari beaad for uear-Yeeaj
caaM toto raUteka ta n<-u Oak on laaatay n?6nt'
Tbe ttaawtiag aaa roamdkg HBttafa Patal a' the Uma
,if tbe loiit-ion. a akeag taae traa raaalngj and iba
ichooner waa anabk k a?MBf at. Her b?w afaghM
btto tbe 8tarBng*a atariMaal Mde, cxaalrlng ta a larea
rawl and canalng tbe npaer aarl of thal.?f7-"
!?? carried awoy. The titarllng bnckad ott. aad b-aa
v,? .1- uent on t ? their .'..?-t'.t ati-n. It i- BOt kay*M
wbetber anybody w.^ hari <>n eoari UM laaaaBBi
a>
IlffJfri'-S/.T CBaVAafJl USDVK l*Of.rCK !>'''?'?
The poUee of Uie fcixth PaaMBat last n'.tit ? >d? a
daaeeat aa Ma of Bm CMaeaa bavaaa daaa adaMh laeiba m
UM Mwaa liarhTT al Mott ar.d Pafl ata. Aft?r 7 ?***?* ???
CalaanMB aara HaaMy eeaaad ?..ik for u>e dn- and turmd
th.ir itaaiataa M fan-tuu. Al h avi.iek MM aight tMtdaM
Bioaha, >viiii tMaaMhrraa Fr.mk Prtaa leaaph x-iitriittf.
Daada t'ay aod John O'Uonrlie, aUrted out aa ? MM M
tavaMtgaaMa.
Iba gaat pMaa atattad wa- a haaaaMal aalaaa Mpt ** *'"*
|g ivliat. by WUlMm Baag. OaMMa <'-'*!l "' l'"
PjaablMg daaa aaa MatMnei aataaaaa ?ho ?n m ??'r?:rs
taag atpaa and gaaa ataaBaly at tke aky, h,lt n'',"r*
BmMm fccap * tyaa-eya aa the aovaaaaMa .^ i,ta,"n,,d
itraagera, DMacttva Prlaa aaak the entry MM Bd a"Ma
ll h.:-. HhBag b.hlnd -. me truiik* he wallM unUl tha
,-y,- m 'he aaaabat ??s aaaaaaaaartli Mraad m BM opi>oaiM
dlirtilMa Xbe aaaabaa loek.d aaaaad feart M IMM M aal
Priea dart down Uie ba-' BMBl MBJM Bad gMBBgh 0>e paaaa^B
. . to BM raoaa. " Mooah.M " aaaaaaMd u?? aaaaMM
gaa ?^r.? aaaa uh? Maa, hawavar. ^^
ln BM ineuntlnie 1). t,? tlvea Sihirrner and O'Reurl-e ha?
irone to No. II M.dt-t., a giaaad aMM BM BBM kf Ah Mtu
i ;,;.?.? t!,. aaUaa found u raaplrta faa-Ma
inibr un aaaaM ot pattaa nom BMaakaabMa. taaaMpeai
( liln.ini u (r I | ? -' ind nlt-'U frorri BMMaM. *(t+
i treh ii nit ta tke M dtaa. ? tf
OhfaatawB iadivid.d lnlolwofactlens oae aapiwrt""" Vm
. baag BMadrMM haapB Ma aBMa aaaaMaa " ^",
?aag raptarad iwMaMaj bataagrd to tac opi?win? tart'On,
aad M 'hv aoma aal M aaajaa M tn* aaUee Map h""?
raa paatad atah ro^r- ot iiwti.ai iiieerinu by na
Cbaa Cbaaga and ti.n aartbaaa, who ha.i ?aBBpaaf M
haadaaai on BM adawalk.
?-a> ?"
tuf Wtm ?? rlailP tvi;i.fk'KK?.
Detrolt. MielK, Aug 5.-A report from K-?lnniM>4
says lba( a ureck BOaBliai MI UM OlB id Baapaia MM
indian.t RadbJaad aaar thal ptaee. Bo one was hU*Ma
but th.re \\rre twelve p.a-?ons injuio* Th- acelaBa*"
was tne work of traitt?w^?clie^??

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