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AMBERO THTATF.E-:-D*r VaralnapraeaIdaat-0-Dl.
plomaey.
A< Al)r.MV-2-8-Gountry Clrcu..
laKOADWAT THEaTRl4-2-8.1iV-Tba Mau Taratr.
i.KIIR I1ROS.' HAl.Ij-8.lIj-Conc.rt
?UOt Tiii'ATRk-2-**. i.-i-Tl.a Clty Dlrectory.
CASIBO-2-8 -IS-Kanon.
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UAP.iM.N 'J BaT-ATBa. 0 a faB Clgale.
liKANU Ol'F.IU llor.sK-'.'-J?-Parlor Match.
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Stewart.
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IU FiUrOn-.l., N. Y.
TRIBUNE TEUMS TO MAIL SVBSCRIBERS.
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?apartor fllaiTwIjac^bajra ln NcvYork C ty and on DallT.
fce;..i.Week.v and Wc.-aly to fcrt-ly. co-iitr'.ea, lu a.h.ih
tBjea e\tra DOa'Jl'c wBI le uald hy nioacrlU'ra.
iieii.!! bvl'oatai Order. aavjaeaa Order. Cheeh, Diafl or
B*^al^Vaaaa. Not*. lf aei.t ln art unreglaterrd lettor.
^'M^Vr-r^lhe-Tr'.biine. 154 BOBB^JL, l/ew.T^atk,
Addreaa all correai?jnd?nce alrrrly "The Trlbune," Nevr
aferk.
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FOUNLED BY HORACE GBEZLET
SATITIDAY, JANUARY 16, 18M.
TWELVE PAGES.
TBE XETTS THIS BORXIXG.
ForelgTi:-The funeral of the Date of Clarenee
wiU probably be held on Thuraday. == Another
.Spani*h t-own waa attacked l.y Anarchirta, wbo
were flnally dispereed by cavoliy. ac== Fruncc wlll
sign % I00IBIIIllll treaty with HoUand; Ler Ba>
gotiations with Spaln for a tdmllar treuty haye
fatled t-a The ISuitan of Morocco \viU grant The
demajad of the rebele tor tha removal of tjhe
Goverror o? Taogler.
Con?ress.-The Honse only in aeaalon; the Hol
Buao rr>olutioB8 were adopiefl, and % 1> * debate
tooli plaee ever the qnestisn of alerkBhipe to ootu
mltt/jCT.
?fjlmeatJc?Two women were burned to deati.
jn aTratlroad wreek on tlie Northern Paeilie. ==:
Forfhet factfl eoneernin; the crlminal lit'e of
l -..-.h.er Hfll, of the JBiratfll-riTg Bank, were brouplit
to nfrbi-Garza is nunorcd to l>e BDOOl to
enter Into New-.Mexico, with 200 foUowerfl. r=r=r
Boflae daniage hfl* been done by floods iu tliis State
-aad Neav-Kn.-'lan.l. =a= C'harles K. Aldrich, of
l hipogo, has ?'<*en appointed to aucceed Jodge
WUIlam H. Ia\? ?-" Solicitor-Generul. ? a B?
fonprenr.iian Walter A. Wood died at Hoosick
lavUa, New-York.
City acd Saburban.-John Curson,' a disalpnted
lav.-ver ot Ba'.timore, waa found dend wttta blo
t'hroat cut. r-?= A heavy FiiowBtorm Iwtet, for
i-evcral hours. aaasa Ibfl aifHuni duiner of the
?Vale Alnmni laBBllilllaalllB took pl.ico nt. Del
nioiiico's. rrr.-^ D.irtinouth .Vilege Almuiil hnd
their onnn&l re-inion imd dii.uer. ??? -~ Tiu* count,
af all 1he votcs cast at the Tnion Jjeuc'ie Clab
eleetion showed tliat one mnn on tho opi>osilir.n
tioket waa elected. rsaess Stoeks com pan. t ive l.y
dull, cJeasing wlth irreBular char.geR. The lull in
hpecukitioa favas inUuflBold aiyparentlj' by the*
Htrcet.
Tho Weather.?Forera.*t for to-day: F-lir
tlightly colder. Teniiveraturr- yesterday: RifhCBt,
4.'j degreea; lowest-, _'4; averuiie, 2S? 3-8.
Ncta-rithstanr-linp rhe poaaeTjul TammTin,.' f om
iniitcc depntoil tO go f?? Wat?lllBgtoa next avecU
and bring the I>enioeni:ic Natir.nal OoaTeation I i
thia oiry, there is a lar{*e-.--ized arBBpidoo that in
their hoaite tho WlfjllUaitcBl <Jo not a\ant tho
convemtio.'i hero oa any ci)ii>i(Jeiatioa. Taiimiaiiy
j. fur Ilill; Boaxtfl* Coekian lot that cat out oi
the bag a BBBtk apo; and Clevoland ha* miny
frionds in New-York. The Hill mon will bo
nuie to want the ronvr-ntion avhore rherc is the
Jeast danger of a Cleveland Rtanipede.
The anxiet> of the Administiatir.n'i critiCfl ro
:,j* the attitude. of tho (Jovcrnmcnt tov.axd
ChiTi i-i lik??ly to be relieved in a feav diiy*.. Still
thiy an hard.'.v look np'.n this as a boon, lor ir
wil'l givo them one inij' irtaala vibjovrt !o-s to can)
about. Washington Bdrleoa BBJ that the l'ro*.
ilcn' (-ompk'tod Ul OMiinination of the Chiliau
il i"--;p--iiidon(e ye-steaday, and avill in aii prob
Bbilitj araaoBoH it to CaTOfNflfl eai'y next rreek
?va.uii a Bltiiaaffj detining tho pur-itmn of thfl
1,'nlted Sta'eri. lt g>e.?. wltbout 0ayia| thnc this
flfl*B*af* aOBaflB -Mr. llrim.s'jn will be awaitcd irith
jii-of.uind intei-est. Thl countiy will fllao look
eagcrlv for the oorre*poiid-?ni'e bciavecn the tWB
(iovernments. _
Lieutonant-Girvenior Slioehan. as ropoit^d in
our Albany niff?>***? talks in the a*O0t r,fr
liandedanil hiRh-aoun-liim av.iy about Ib* t.iril.l"
crime <>f which 8fl0U^OB0 >ax:(.n, hnain and
O'Connor were guilty on Th.ii-*'kiy, and DBawti
judgment upon the ca-ie by oajillg that lhe three
men must throw thenrelve.*. apotl the nu-?. y of
the Judiciarj- Committi'.., whuli will (k'tiniiiiie
ivhether or not they can purge them**e,'ve*? of
contempt. Mr. Sbeeban ought to be awarc thal
tlie avhole trouble rivw out of th.r applicatioB
of the pi-oviou-i quoiion, which ha-a aevcr been
cmployed in the benate befuro, and for which, in
aajflh a -nnall body, there is no fljoad. Tho ajKilogy
ongTit to eome from the J>omocratic ninjoiity, not
from tho men who?e naines have been dropped
fnin the roll. _
Tbo llimao ol Roftreacataiirc* t* g .mg oa trita
ils business without having aiLvtcl 0OJ ml**.
This il iiiaiiiiy l.na!i.-*e ol 8B**Bbf Criip'l ill
no*4, which ha? j.ioventod the Comuiittcc on
BtUC* from agreeing upon a codo. 15ut feav
M |>!e have forgottoB the Democratic howl when
tho last Congi-e>8 held aessions fur soine timo
under similar conditton*. No haim came then;
and tte foundation. of fhe Republic are not quak
Inx BQ-iY. The Deinociats, ib apitears, ar? cbi
harrassed hemtiae* it is plain that aome of the
niles nf the last Conpreea are necssary, while
Bt tl1*9 name time they are in mortal droa.l (,f
adopting anything with the stamp of Thomas B.
K'*ed npon it.
-4>
Judpo Holman ha.?t wnn somo public praise for
his efforta in the direction of economy in Q-OT?
enflMbht exiK'nditnro*. J 1 ? iit since hi* appointment
aa chalrman of the Committee on Appropriationi
he appeara to consider himaelf enapowered ar.d
directed to punsue a cheeaeparing policj which.
shall leave a!l b-'protioaa effoi? far in tho
iear. The reaollltkT?a offf?*8d bj him which have
been before Coagreaa for three day- arere linally
paaaed y.--'.'i,!-ty. They are meiel.v a cheap bid
for notoiioty from B party which hopeg to 1?8
the "Billion Congress'' as a bacJigronnd ?'?> dia*
plaj ifaj owi %'irtii-and patjiotism. Mr. Holman
was, however, fowd into tho humiliating posi
tion of admittinp that ono of his resolmior.s \%r**
i.ut really intended to mean what iba_id
THE WOBLD'S FAIR HILL.
Tho Woild's laii- bill which kan been intro
duced by Senator Cantor allows an ajipropria
tion of ir'.'iOO.OUU to enable New-York to erect
4 buildinp and make a gnjt-b.e di?play Bt Cbicago
next year. There is an evident disposition to
push the measuro to its p_-sagc at an early day,
80 fliat if any amenJments BN tn be made they
B?rt be submitted at once and their adoption
urgently requested. As has been already ex
plained in Thk TrtBCBB, the Cantor bill is a
comproiBiae i_6B__re. which the diygoods mcr
ckiiits of this city, "ho have displaved so niiich
interost in tho matter, have accepted only nnder
protest, and with the hope tha, aufiicient pieaaurfl
m iy be bfOUght to bear npon the Legislature to
securo tho focrcaae ol the Bpproprintion to at
least hall' a million dollars. The Senate having
adjom-ncd nntil .Monday evening, it ig obvions
that now is tho time fur hard work to bo put
in, if an effort la really to be made to seciu?8
tho enactment of tho bill in a B8>_afnctorj ahape.
in paaaing we may remark that tho pTOv?fofl
foi the a'tpointnicnt of tl.reo i-oinnliasionenj for
eaoh judiei;_ district in tha State, maklng twenty
four in all, seeuis chnmsy and Bfli well d?>ign<il
to a-voniplisu t_e objeetg ifl viow with pron.pt
ness and ftcility. There sceins to us to bo no
duubt that un this point the W'orld's Fair bill is
Ohpeble of inij.i-ovement.
Hut the main thins t<. he now con?idci*cd ia tho
aiuount of the afpropi?lti al, It is well kniiwa
that the Chamber of Commerce and gome other
inliuential budii-s of this city, as t\o!l us nirjn. r
ous labor c*ga_izati ona in variot? ptuta of tho
state, have g,?no on reeord In favor of appro*
priating 11,000,000 fot thiap?rpoae. The diy
gonda morehants, wh0 wei-e filtt in tbe Held,
ii.\ed up .n balf tbal amount a-* n< i->->-uy. Cokmol
\V__am L. Strong, Mr. J ,1m Qlaflin, Mr. Depew
and other p|piii:iient citi/eiis wlioso viewe havo
been cxpros.-ed thrmgh THI Tkiiunk, are a
unit in declarinj*; that the IBm naar-ed in the
('iiit'.r biil is totally irail"<j>;ri'i> DO c.irry OBt the
objeotl ln view. There is tittle doubt that thia
is tho goneral opiniuii of those >*.h . liave given
cIobb am-ntion to the atthject. It shonld bb boroe
m mind that the pood name and famo of the
State aro at stako in this maitei. ln view of
tho belief that has gaiifeil currency in the rVeet
regarding tho indifforence of.tTIn aection to tho
Col?_b?? _-po_tlon, this dty and Stato cannot
rdTord now to entcr upon a policy th.it, may |t_-J
bo stigmatized as uiggardly and mean. There is
DO gaestton whatever that New-York will rc:ip
iarge benelitS from tlie l-'air; and we arlll biirely
bo made to suffer if wo permit ourselves to fall
in tho rear of f3ta*es oi leea weal'h and trmaller
population.
It it. not?at lea?t lt ou?ht not to bc?a qotm
tion of how Ji*tlo New-Yoik c;in afford to grant,
for th!s important object. Not a fcw of our
citizem* bolievo that a million lo11m wonld nol
bo too much. Hh? that amount will BBT_J
OBnafj no outcry on tho gmund of extravagam-e.
Furthermoie, it will be far tho wisot plan to
mnkeen rid.quate Bpproprintion now ra'hrr than
to wt asi'lo a molcrato kuiii with lhe e_pect_
tion of adding to it a year hencc. Now is the
timo to provido the moaiu for tho comminsion
representing tho State to lay out IfJB plans on a
liboral scale, fo that every Jrew-Yorket who
visits ChicbfO next year may bo ablo to boW up
his head in honcBt pride irhea he viewa the
ezhibit of his own St_hgj. A Bi_tnhe nin-e noit
caonol bc eedllj i-ec-lled. Mr. CuU-'d bill
should be BflK-ded before any funhor st"], :'s
tnkeo toward it.s paa_nge.
Aa will be Beea bj lhe ttppaal to tho citizena
of the Stato which thi Drygooda Committ-e are
noar Bending *rnt. and which is prtatod in Bnotbei
r...'umn, that energetlo bodj ef men are doing
theirnt_lost to Beeure nf-.l-W __end_4eti? to tho
bill. Their efforta ought t.> bo heartily seconded
by other trades and othei HtfeaJ. A uraiiimoii*i
appenl BS tle* Iz-pislatuio cannot fail of pro
ducing the de-ired effeet
BEC1PBOCI1Y T1XBEBLXO.
Tho oae made of tho otiglna] Blaine Eed
prv,, in- projert by Mr. Breckinrfdge is chai-cter
ist;c. ile bringa it lotn*\n\ oi a time irben a
series of treatiei haa been n< gotiafied and other
ooiiv.-n ions aro under roi-iderttaOB, and when,
ni^reover, vations OOtUltriea bBT8 been w;imed
tha' the r,e,ipi-.icity anien'lment will be enforei 'i
against tlicm on Mareh i". Bnleat thej make
eqoitable tnulo Brrangegn*enba. Uia porpoae is io
8n_lanaaa tho Adn__iavrratlon and to nverturn
afl tho BTieceasea of the Adn-nlitratJ ,n in Becor
mg an enlarged fordgn markel for Aarteriean
exporta. The menace of a repeal of tho Aldricb
-.iincndnient, which has been the b_B_ of diplo
ma-ie action dunng iho laflt Bfbnn _a_tt-B, ia
not a serions one, BiBOB neithep the BeBBtfJ nor
the I'resident will CiTa-Onl to tbe alteiation of the
TariB law, even if the Democratio Rotiae be ao
raah as to follow .Mr. Bredclaridge'a lead.. Tho
intii.diHtion of the reaolution may tend fo onnna
i*onfusion of mind ainon^' Sov__ern GoTernmen
and retard the fall devetopaienl "f licipiocity
under th*-' o\i>tin^ law. That was probablj the
Kentucky lJopn-rciuative's aecret purpose.
There ia bo reiison why Bepohlkaui legialatora
or the ciintry in geMral should be decdved by
this fantaatie perfci*i_tanee. Secreta-7 Blaine,
karlng in mind the foazpedie-ey of giring awaj
th*** Aanerieafl aoai-et irithoul Becoring tubatan
tial ooDonasioi- Ib return Tor ihe exporl trade,
a_tde out a lial of American ataplea and manu
faoturos'which might be cori-id'-nd a fair e.iuiv
alent for the froe introdnetfan of Southern prod
no?. The last Congi?H took uji the ttedprocitjj
' projeot, embodied it IB the Tariff bill and pro
| ducwl b h"in _eneoi_ nMaapre. A limlted fu-o
i markel f"i angar, Baolaaat-, ooffee, tea and bJdea
waa Mibsiitwi ii for bb BBreaitricted laarfcet for
' all 8o-rhern producta. The Adiiiinistiatiun has
taken u.e Reciprocitj B_feBd_teat and aego*
nat.d an importani aetiea of beatiea in whkh it
haa juarticiily aeeBred <.n the bavsia of tho Urnitod
free m.ni^i all the adwaatagea f?>r th<> A_a)riena
exporl trade embraced in the attfedule originallj
propoaed bj Jecretarj Blaine. Tie Bhain i"(,j.',t
of the pilu.v advocated by bim nraa the enlarge
m.'i,: of the foreiga market for Arnr?rica_ produce
and iiiainif.ictiue.. That has U-en aciomj.lislied
with niarked stit-cess in bhe Beeiprocity COBTCn*
tiniis. To repeal the Aldricb B?ttendment arhen
it has bi*eii ahowa lo be a anoat eflicient lover
for o|*oning foreipii marketa would be an a7t of
insane folly.
Thero ia>, it ia tru?, a cMerence of aethotl in
tho oriuinal B!a:no proposal and the Aldrich
amendment. Th* first idea wns to npon rho freo
inark"t when Offltain conditions ahould b* ? ?ni
f, ..-1 with. The plan adopted vrai to open tho
frfaj market temporarily for non-oompo'iTi.7 ptod
ucts. and to rJ*00 it a-jam-' thOM BBtlOBfl whi'-ii
shuuld neglect to tflfer .'..nip"::.?Tiiii: ldTan|Bges
to rhe Anx-m-an expurf 'i-.i-?'-. Tb0 priadpl*
was the same, nanv-ly, thal the fron narket wai
boI to be had ?* a gntuity, but irai to he paid
f'.r in oosamerciflJ ooBOB*Bk>Ba to ihe l nited
Statos. The dilTercnco in mot!. d WBB limplj
'ho distin.'tbn between opeaing the door OBder
certain eondition/.. and openiBg if tentativelj
with the unforstBndfbg tha! it waa to bo ,
if Tlie advan.-es of the I'lii'd State* wero not
h.-spitably received. The general resnlt. BO far
B8 rhe export trade is concerned, kl lhe -amo
either way. The Reciprocitj projecl oa adopted
by the last Congres* and rarried out hy the Ad
inin:-.tra'i;in i*. a bomogeneOOJ policy entin'v
in harniony with rho Aiaerican l'mtoctive sys
tem- lt is ?t poptahu i?uo tlirouiTioiit ihe 00OO
try, and J>mocratic trickatei* liko Mr. Hrock
inridga will not daro to upser It
TBE LATE8T TE1CR OF IHEE TEADEB8
No, Maosi*. Frec Tradera, you eaaaol dodge
your own theoric*.. Mon who pretend to bolieva
the Prutective policy iniquitous and hurfful to
the country BlUflt either flbid* by ihat bellef Ot
surrender it. Vet " The Now-York Time*" ahowi
a etrong dLspcasition to thimble-rig in the mat?
ter. trovernor McKinlej had 00id: "There is
ono thing they night as we!l make up thelr
niin.l-a to down'in the fiaat?that they can't hav
wool fieo when it coines fmm the oheep'o baek*
and put B tariff OB it when it 0000*0 on our
backd." "Tho Tiino*." c'lniiK-nts thu?: " As
no ono UketJ ti. have the alighteflt influence on
legislatlon wishes any aueh ceoditaoo liiipooed on
bfje wool, the triendi of that meaBtue of jiutice
may fairly a-k tho (rovernor if ho i0 rea-ly to
suppoit free wool with a just reductioi. on wool
lon*-." The wordi " Juat rodiictioif mvor band.
Tho intetrTi-i to BUggest that Fre.- Traden avould
bo satisliod to alh.w all the protottive duties on
woollen goodi to remain, eutting ajff only tho
compenaaloi-j dtttiea?tho** ioteaded to put tho
iiiiiiufacturoi's in tho same position as if then
Tfane no dotiea on wool. Bal that ls by no bmbm
the purp i?e?-if tho** whoOppOOO I?r"to(*'i.n. Thej
fraudulentlj be^in by oaTering lVo wool aud
protecdT* duties on woollena to tho manufai??
ni*Bf*4 Bat ?h'-y Icm-w with c'ti.tinty thal if tha
roinoval -of dltfiefl OB WOOl oaa bo *aT*cted, mak
ing tho w()?l-grmvei*8 anltiv, th'-y CBB then take
oir thfl dutiea on troollon good* iho, with the
help of tbe Trool-*gfower0.
That ia tJXBCtJ* thfl mcaning of t'.oven-.or Mc
Kinley 'a warnlng. U maj 00 WrjU be heeded by
all avho aro fnten*eeted in thla Induatry. Mr.
Springei^a bill, it is tmo, i. outmgeoualj nnfalr
to rhe wool niimiifacnm-r.a. ba ? l la* .'-?'? e* them
(.ij.i-M.-d tn tbe BBAMtvovM fiaoda which oxcluaive*
Iy ad v?loroui dutie* atwaj* lai 1 >?? Dm if it
were in thal reapeol a fair bill, if it left the av.. .1
mnnufarfui-ors in eiaotiy tho same altuation,
withont dnti.-s on i-aw w...'., that thej no* have
with thiise duties, tho bill avonld atill mean d**th
to tho nianufa.ruro. It aroold tak? ofl th* dutlea
un raav wool ln orJ'-r to drlt* *ho rrool-groaneii
into hofltility to the du'i.-* 00 niaattfaetared wool
lea goooa, and .Mr. Bpriager kaow* psrfectlj
veell that Uie r?poal of th* dini.-s on arool ir. I
l<i follovred almoat in>ranily bj tho repeal of
aii du'ics on ^.I'lds BBjOUfaotaired "f wu-il. 'lli"
lepfaontatiTC* "f firjol-'gwyiTlBg diottict* arould
b* the Ursr to propo-ie nucii a m'-armio, and tlie
l'r<"-.-Trad<- Democra'H wrbr-ait an axeeptl n
wou'.d vote frrr it.
Free txado in w*ool and woollena ls tho rc.al
iutent of the blil offered bj Mr. Bpringei in tho
Housjo, ami no trii k.v a- iAem*nt thal ? nlj a ?? Jnal
reduotion" of the wx.H'-n dnti*0 ii drarigned *
der-eivo thfl manufa. tiii-cra. Thelr meeting n*
llr?7tou this avrok ahcraa.al doarly l.v tb* r
tjotlf thero adopted that th.-y und' ritood I
daagoi to which a IVoa-vVool bill would axpote
tli^.r industn'. Nelther Tvould thia moBaure 6V
cei-re the totera, who bave c'*"ii tl.it w. rrllen
gools Mtta*lljf becorno cbeaper nnder the ?;- 1
tion <af hi^'h.-r diui'-s on av.,.I and tvooUerja, and
who know ly rh;s tinv 'ha* the Ki-ial.- d " tariff
reforuiors" hn\e b-B*a Iving to them about I ???
eff.-rt <.f prorectivo dutk k, Th* r*0BOTa] of lhe
d'lties ..n \von\ frdtild in nr. way cheapeo the
Btairof*. fJttrBB of iiool to ooniuaaeri in thia coun
hy, btri Tt a-. inM proiti ite the tn mtifai I uro, and
ai the aame Uaa injura iii" a1'"! growera
througnout the country. II nce il ia thal
growem and tbe maaufacturen together tvill re
- it thi ehange irhlch Mr. Bpringer prop
being fro well lofonnod I 1 -..- ifico Ihoir nut-ual
latoiaat for th* bet* Ul of the 1 ree Traden.
A EEYIVAI. OF TREA80N.
The Deotooratic fhemb. 10 oi the Senate "f thii
State juist n..w ar* cagaged in 1 conspiracy whicJi
alliea them with their brethren of the South who
endearored to fkfliroj ?? I *i? The Demo?
cratic aece aionUhi PeftMed to rcBpecl the will of
iho iiiajmity a-r oxprcasod ln the eleetion ?.f
Abrahatn Linooln. Theae Democratic Senaton
i*r-f.i4o bo rrvpect. tbo will of the tnaloritj i> < \
prcBBed In the electlon of a number "f Repub
lican Brembera of the Lcgi0l0tnre. The Demo
cratic leoeadionisti eoidcavored to make the will
of tho mlnoritj prerail by 1 i.*r-.rr to iofaaoui
roethod*. Tbe Dflaaoi ktatic .-> aatora are engaged
in tha same reTolting woik. Th* Democra .
iwioaaionlirti areia branded bj l".aal aten ererj
whera -0* ta*itofi to a oouutrj tho corncntone
nf wbea* goTonoaeatal syatem i*. tb* right of
ahe inajdi-ify to rule. Tho Deaiocratifl Senatora
by thotsanie tolci-n are .".*'. ti.rion to their coun
try, the proved encmic*. of gOTernnwnl of thfl
pe 'i1 ?'?
From Ktri.'tly a paity ptrfnt of viow Bepub?
llcana mi'.'lif waleom* the exhibitloo which theae
Ssoaton are nMhing of themaelvei at, th* Cap
[toj. In <.(.;-tinjr Uaikrr and 111 reoognizing <?*
bome and Nichol*, adl of whom a--''." defeated
hy thi peopflBj and iu preparing tb* waj bj
meani of 0 pack.-d Conunittee on Privilegei aad
Ki". rions lu seat OD* 01 tWO Other -4i.a''.is who
w.-iir alao d*feaa*d l.y tbe people, thej have de
iu >ii.-"i:it<-d bejood b peradventure that, bowever
it may be with other Arnericana, ili.-y do aol
ptirpose t.. p*j the ilightesl attjratioo to tho will
of the majoi'iiy?nniea* thej *re forced 1 ?
Jefferaon l*.r. is would havo u.kpn to theae Dem?
ocratic Senaton. Thej are his aorl .-f Dcmo
orat*. llcinc il is ihat from a purelj partisan
poiBl of riew no Bepublican no-cd deprecate the
preaent simation at Albany. For it i^ avdi cal>
oulated t-> arooae our partj aa it bai not been
BaWjitfled linoe tln- dajfl "1 th* W.... Last (,..1
fii(-.id> generallj througboul tho State eome t..
realixe?aa thej all bansl before loag?tbal the
Deinc-crata of th.- Senate of 1892 according to
tbeir opporttuUtt*0 aie repeating the ciime oi
1860-'64, and thara can ba no doubt whal the
reault will be. At the Bral opportunitj at the
ballot-boi the Bepubllcana of New-York will
overwbelm thc*e enemiea of popular government
and all tlm-e who lynpathize aaitli tbem. And
in the profleeotion of thia patriotic work the Ri
publioani t.ui coiiiit ii|)(,n the aviiatance of hnn
dreda and thoataaadi of Demaxrata--corre8pond
in^ to " tho War Demoerat**' of the old dajta?
arho oar* uiiiniteiy Btor* f'.r the Btaiotenaaee of
funriaiiif'iitai popniar rigbti than tli.-y do fnr tbe
flOCCOBfl of any parrv.
It is reporte.1 at Alhany that tho eonspirators
havo bCOOBBO f 1 -iyhtencd j that they fcol inclined
to paus* in tbeir inf-^mous work of seat-stcalijii..
We aro not inclined to take stock in thia ruinor.
Mnlofactora ao leat to all aaoae ef pahlic deeeaej
a*. to pla.e Walker in the *s.'n,itr*-\Va!k'*r. tftfm
the people of hia district emphaticailj repudi
a-r ,1. the maioiity againal bim being nearty 1.700
-ran be BOUnted npon fo perpetrafje any other
piece of naked viilany which wlll add to tho
itrength ef their begna maj.-rity. Oae of the
Democratk Seauttara is reported as Bnwertihg thal
"tho buvs afo bot for one or tiro m.ne s.;.'-."
of cooree Ihey are hot for ahem. And why
,houId tbey fail to per them? To be aure, the
majorny of the rotera of bhe diatfeta npon which
"the b'ovs" have their oyes elected llepnblican
Benators. Bnl the Deinocr-- ef ihe Senate will
noi be moved by thr cfJBaideraUon ? or, if they
aro moved. then it is lo be aald that they lack
tho courage of their knav?ry.
THE PBOP08ED PACIFIC CABLE.
Ever sinco Kurope was firsl ennnected witli
tiio VVeatern Hon_aaji_ere by an electric telopraph
oable the projeet of aJmilarly linklng CaUfornia
with Japan and ChlBB has attracted more or
leaa atr.-ntioii. Maay companies have indeed
be<*n fonniHl, and bills havo frcfpiently Como
before Omgress aolidtiBg rhe tompting impetns
of a siibsjily. S. far. howover, the projeet has
tacked the enth,i?iastie and eflin'ont advocacy of
a Cyrna I'.V-ld. aad, althongh tho I'nited Sta'es
Senate voted laat year in favor <?f rabaidi?ng
a cable to Hiwaii, we aro still tlepemlent on
Ivirqie for folegraphio oinmnnicati'm with the
Pncille contihents and islands.
The small BOpropriati ,n made by Congress for
a preliminai'.v aunrey of the bed of lhe Pacific
between California and the Sandwicfa Mands
has, however, alreii'ly necured one important re
snlt. The report "f the, work <>f the Govern?
ment stoamer Alba-oan, which was emptoyed tn
make the aoondiop, has )u*t i_tcbed the llydro*
gl-aphie Oftico at Wa-hiiiptonj and while ihe
O'wration*. arere B?K*?aarily parfial and reatrict*
ed, the fr:i?ibility of laying a rnble has !? ?? n
dc-tomatrated. OntJl the expeditioi- of the
T'nired Statea itrram/** Toacaroaa and Her Majea
ty'a ahip I !hffUe_fer, iu 1>*74 and liT."., knowl
oilge of tho oharacter and depth of the E-dflfl
lea-floor traa BjeaNtally vague. The Paeifio waa
beliered to i"v tw_Bjia_-t.YeIy ahallow, with Fewer
nbrupt irregi-aiitiea than tbe Atlantie ln ita bed
levd. Th. aa expe*di-o_a proved that the aver
ap,* depth twaa really greater. IVhiltJ the kround
inga in the North Atlaatio betvrecn Newfound
Innd and Kngland and France, for inatance, re
rcalod nowbere a greater depth than 2,400
fathoma, the North Pacitio average, in the lati
r i" of 11 niiiluln, %\ .-? plaeed at 3,000 fathoBM.
Thia esUmate the work ol the Albatroaa Kema
?-4 oonflrm. Tho deepent water encountered in
tho cruise was 3,200 fathoma, or about three
mi , :ini ,-k quarter, m longitude 131 degreea,
nnd ovor ronainernow aroaa tt," doptb n ta tound
? i be regnlar al -'.Too and 3,000 fathoma,
Captain Tanner, on rhe rotBrn pe-aage from
II ;. iu i to Ban Franciaoo, baa eondu. led a Bee?
ond aeriea -.f Boundinga on 8 parallel Une, Ti...
repert of thia work la aoi yet otmipleted, and
itill rther preperntocy inrTeya areoJd perbapa be
tequirtlto to determino the exaci route to be foi*
lowed. In the p:''-.,:it Btate of onr relationa witri
llawaii it is, bowerer, Interesting to learn Ihal
a-hile the bed of the aeparating ooaan liea low;
and ia marked in -il-u-es by atartUng nnerenneaa,
the engineer trho i?idert-kea Oo pi, Ic oni a prao*
Hcable channel r.r a aulLmtarirte cable wi.'l en
.- no insnperable obataofo,
QUINIXB AXD POLICEMBX.
'Ilr arldcl} .liff'rrtit cff.-etij' whii'h the Muie
ilrie wlll BCanCtlaM? bave <>n two person*. Ls one
? .f t'i" tai?t ,r -.?,,?.-'. . thinga nated l.y the ntmii-ut
..f medieiue. Wa ne*rd acir.-rly n*f4*r, bf way of
llluatration, ta the oil Btorjr af t'nr a*f?nnileaa
, i>r wiu, aet up lu a Btranga efty ns ;i dootai
i.i an attainpt to ?*H anongh money t>, oontlnua
bia travt n - iii-r raiti.-, t w,i-. ,i Dntobninn,
fur whom he preaei'ibed v.\ vromlen, Tba man
;,...:\i,h- got well. 'li." next ealler waa a
i i a !i..,,i w tt i -? ? i ''?'? i the anna
Ji . , .:. , ,'.:.. h pr mptly illinl. Whcreupon the
? I, wlahlng t', make M.ri* of lnt?
r\|a'ii ? -.vt-iit along, fog in ii" |,,...-,???.
entered thia it* in In bia BO_book: "Mem.: Nna
vomica wtll eure a Dntehman, bnl it wlll kiii n
? i
ln tbia town there hare h.i during th" pa*>t
i'1'w manl a Inatnneea <>f the divi ?? i ecta ol
auuther drug wbicb wonld have surpriaed th.'
praotitioucr we have Jual rd to altnos( aa
lan. b na dj ? .-.< tlon of the aux
vomica. indeed, tve bi'licve tbal he would
enterrd thia in hi. notel.Ic: ".V ll. l^uiuine
wil] aoolbe an ordinary man, but it will make a
polireman go oul on hia b?*a1 and arhoop and aa*
aault folka, ' Almoai every wecb the Bpecta. leof the
i oof |. .11. vi. Um "i q Ine ia brou rht before
if." |.|,l" ,,t Uiia cit.\ oi ni Hrooklyn. I'- l
j,., iiiar coinoidenog tbe qulnine attack i- invnri.
iiilj diagnuaed by the apectatora aa plai
Uquor drunkenneaa, N'.r i- thia bo atrange, per
;..,,-. wben wa sonaider the wide dWerenoe in
ibo effe,. <>' quinlne ".. a ??? ? in?*,,.>:, eltixen and on
, , :.. li.iii. Aii ordin ii v doae of qulnine ba ?
bui little otitward and vialble elli i ln i'r.- ?tae
,,. Um avernge man. Ho rcnutIna In
Ij ,i or ?" > aboul hia bmineaa, a
.-t ite ni lu*, bealUi m .y warrant,
and no one known that he haa taken any "f
Um drug uni'-s ne menUona t." faot, But bow
rjiifereni it L. when .. membai bi i!n- Naw**Vork oi
Hrooklyn pollee force awnllowa ?*? f?w graina ol
qulnine 1 ile Immedlateiy goea on duty and aoon
begina to whoop in u really atartilng tane "t voiee.
He i- ,,i'-,'i'\c'i in -t.i i-r aboul on tbe aidewnlk aa
if laying out lhe plan "i an oid-faahloned "worm
i, m?.-." l i.i-a ba e_ibiaeea a lamp-poal and alnga
?? Aniii.- Booney" ln bu88_iw tonea, and cnlla thc
atteutlon <>f ti,t* byatandera ta Um proooaalon ?? f
ipii iiui,-. whieh la iiiosin^' down the atreel
Ile then proeee*da along ln-* beat, itceaalonally re*
buklng the undignlfled .-il".if* ol the earth to n-<
up nnd atrike him, antll he meeta an Inoffenaive
iu.ni or woman, wben ba i?'^n.s the acUve uae ...
iiis olnb ovi-r tha Bnbject'a liead. Ihla ia usually
oontlnned tall tbe arreal >,i the la-fortunate oflloer
i v ;. brotbei patrobnan nat a vletltn
,,/ the .1." "Hy qulnine, after whieh he
i-, t.ik.-u away ln an amhulanoe. li.-'
?pectatora, unacquainted wltb the facta, report
thut the polieeman i.s drunk. Often the newa*
aapera fall Into tba Bame error the aeat morn?
lng, St r.i ti " as it, may aeem, the doetora al
tln* boapltal where i.c i-s tnken by the ambulance
BonMtlnxn make the aome mlatake, It i-. usually
reeerved rot tbe penetrnting lawyer of ti.,' ....
bappy offieei to dkeovet tha true Btate of affnira
,,,,i ,u .. i/oiee touehed with emotion i" ezplaln
in the eourl and tbe Peiice Utatrd tbni lns ellem
bad only tnken a few graina of qnlnlna t,. ward
i,n the grip. Ilow noii'ii Injnattee, alaa, tiien*
would be ni thia world were 11 >."t i?r iln* aell
aachllclng lawyer!
The queation why the effeci of quinlne on a
polieeman aliould be ao extremely differeni from
,ih etleci on another man, and more eapeelnll)
v. ;,\ quinlne aliould affeet a poUcemnn pre. ~< Ij
bb rmii, taken Ih eopioua q.lUUea, doea another
uiaii, wi* niiist, i?m*.' t" Bdraaeed B_*a_ea) aeienoe
to anawer. ^a-_-.__________?
The r?,ll wav? ti'.w overapreading the eountry
,s the aevereal ye1 experieneed tbia Beaaon, al leaal
ln the Northweab At Winnlpeg yeaterdny morn
Ina the mercury regiatcred 42 degree. below
iero. Thia rec .rd baa nol beea approached wlthln
len ?i.-i.',s, ai that plaee, for maay montha.
Taklng the avernge -r a aeore .,r wintera, tbe
loweat temperatnre of the year is to be expected
at the anrtienlar polnt ln January now reaehed,
althangh ln Lndirl-ual yeara tlu? rnle doea nol
held gaad. Tba ootoflldt*1** >11 ,il111'. _w}i_fore,
ln*twi*rn MiiK ?iH',i(il wave and tbc* noruml niiui
uiuiu atajjc wuuld bcciu t-g, warrant the hopc that
the pr-sr-nt freeze may amount to something-.
BevertbeleflB, tho dejrroe of oold inat reporta-d fruni
i'ritish Amorica and .North Dakota d.iee not eqtiul
thnt wl.i.h baa often l-oen known in thoae re-xioim
before; and uiiBBli|BBBltlj old-fashioned intensity is
aoi t.i i.c Bxpeeted bere in the Eaat f/aratfan, to
ln* nure. sometimes makes up for la<k of intensity :
bul tbe flckknflflfl of the weather up lo date thu*
wlnter is ? BOM B^IMMtM of persistence. H?W
pvpr. wo (*an tell a i*ood deal more about it all
ucxt wool; tlian now.
-a> ?
Tlie people of New-York have no reason for Ifl
Joioing (.vi-r tbe annonBeeiDoal tbal the HoBpltaJ
Satnrdaj and Sundaj eeUeetioa made on Dflfleaaber
30 and 21 was BOt ara lartre as usual. The pn!*BBJ
.(inlrary, rather. A BflCflia] nppeal to the publlo
li..s r-nii*ioqupiitl\' beea Biade by tho Baeeutive
i ommitte* of the assoeiation. Tho hoBpitala havo
1,, ni.-et apecial demand*jnol now; whieh, t*?a?ther
witb tho dlminiabed roooipts already mentioned.
is BUfficient 1*0*001 for a paBZOu* reaponsc to their
eppoal.
'llio silence of "lhfl Evening rost" on the eub
ject of The Tribune Index and the refereneea
theroin to Mr. lilaine'b health remains as nn
l.n.ken as that which pervaden the totnhs of tho
PbarBob*. It wan on Deeember I that "The Fobb
deelared that Th* Indei "bflatta. nll over with
tndubttable eTidenee" regardiag Blr. jBalae'i
health, and that " frequently" nuch entries as
"I'laine's hoalth; Uflfl about,n were to be fonnd
in tbal handy and indir-nensable littlfl voltiin.*.
i.n I)e(*rml>or 4 WB pninted out tliat a r.iroful ex
amination of The Index for ten year.. .ius.I'.s.'d
live lefereflOBB ta Mr. I'laine's physical conditioii
l?at flre, and no more! Do** "The POB0" tl.mk
that five entrios jllfltifj lt* oswrtiona aboul
-1 rir-tlinjr. all over" and " frenuently"? If 00,
it aboald supply Ita iwder* wlth a vncabulnry
?f tb* ipeelal definitlon* attachina to the Engiisn
words whieh it emjdoja.
Whatevrr approprlation the Stat., intends to
make for tho World's Fair BUgbl to bfl made n
tbi, Mafioa, and carlv ln thfl BBMAoB '--?? ? *}?
not do to make a amall appropriation noav, with
tb* vague intention of .idding to lt next wlnter
if BOOt?rr r**? wlDt<,r wUl X* U)? latCl
?-?
That peculiarlv Ameriean invention, the " whale
,,?.-,,?- 1S .till to B04B* extent in au experimontal
at, re though eeveral brilUantfy auoceshfulyy^<-?
?m to be puttiag that- tt*** faithei und farther
mto ti,. background. .Now the an-afltlon U undor
inveatiBatitm by tbeir LnTentor, Capa-aia Mac
DoTnjaU, whethei they can ire adapted to naval arar.
,,,," Ha ha* alrc.dy aiiplied aonie InflBjaioufl
i,i,.,s to tho whalebaok batf*. for uae in 000*1
defeooe, wbiah, if they p?Te to be practical, wiU
ba oi u-r.'i.t aer-rlce. Tue peenliar coturtraetton ot
tb* erafl rwderi it p^H'I'' to labmergi them bj
meana of water badlaat, leaTin* ..nly a omall turret
for the lookout and tbe powerfully-built bow
-ahoTe water. Tho ad-t-antafeflfl of aaeh a avnoa In
provldina fot harbor defenee aro obrlona. The
44-!inl,-i..-i. k i.s abo-irlng beroelf to l*e a tttat eraft.
and ave ahall exfaMt to ^e her p-xsibilities aii
fully expl'd'od. -.-. m __
Ifemhen of Coofre** and the benate alikc hav.
Bhown ooand Jod-rraerrt nnd imibIb* patriotiam la
acdj meddling with tbe Cbilian ailair, aud ln
refraiainf from attemptlng preinatnrsre to forc.* the
tlie band ef the Adininifltration by eallblg for infor
,?ati.m. Th.-.r '-xntiple L* one to l>e oommend.-l to
BBwop ipera which drop afl Int* hyatarioa daily
over the int-iuity of unjustiliable war nnd tho
erimlnal follf Of defendTag the Ameriean flaa
aKainst wauton Ins'ilta.
a
V.V nro clnd to sro thnt. Superiitendent Jasr-er
; i dlatrlbuted elrenlan aiaoa*j tho BBbeol teaoh
era al tba 'ity advialnaj tbem to liflil the oxhi>.l
ti..u of goegnabieal appllaaoafl aabkb ia noav Ln
prosres. m ihr Artsenal iu Centrnl Tark. Thoso
who not en tho advioo-ns nll oiijjht to-avlll prob
.l.ly ko a w-oiid timr. Tliis oolleetion of mapa,
-, -i.il-os eto., is on-* cf the finoat, ever mado
in thia countrr. and when ahoarfl Ln Rrooklyn and
? ?; tiiiru<"..| tl atLBBB 1? oi" visitor.s. It BBB
. ,.,, oa vic-.v r,r tb* Alflenal sin''.> lliri*fima8, and
will remaka there till Jannary 10. It is inter
eating, not t? teaeben aloac, bal to aR bv
? people. Eopeeiall* valuable and ln
Btructlve la the eompfldtiflon thal can bo mado be*
tween t'..o avi.rk cf iiinp-ti.akorx of vari'-iw countrioa.
ineliiallng cir owb. The getting taajetber of s.kIi
ui tmportaat cojlection waa a n*i*Bi praiaeworthy
pieca of work <>n th* part of tho 'ioographlcal De
?rirttiiorit "f thfl l'-r ajklj D Infltitnt*.
a>
UniTeraltj o\te'-?,'.n ir? maUlr.-f lt-. way ln the
Weat. Monday'a Tribanfl MBUiaed an aeeount
- ? rai ililiahment of the Cblca*-o Society for
! niveraitv Bxtension, aimilar to thoee already
i iu London aud N'ew-York. The popu?
larity ar.d growth of t:.i-a movement aro remark*
able. A.-. mi index of tlie wldeepread deaire fcr
tuur'- and deeper knowled .-? of book* aad "f the
acien. -a, it muat five aatlnfaction to*all reflecting
minda. lt is important thal a hlgh ataadard ba
H>t up, nnd that the work doue K* not alloaved to
i ,ii below it. |
FEBSONALk
Tlm l.le Blr WUHam Wtlltfl wn. mri?t.-r of tavnntv
cl^'iit, liiiiiru...- ? rhla Bflmber, Bowever, Lncladed
... .,: n.. rc iii.ii.-i ta closetr r.ll.ed.
Ml -. Amella B. Warai-fa, trnvcller, aufhor nnd
:?,_? t. || abOBt I" be aa.nnl'Hl a Clvll l.i-t
j.. .i ...ii In England.
Preaident Carnol reeentU' Pflld Baaala n Ittlfl eom
pUment. u \..u aa ejmtlfled iu* arttatle t:i~t?*. by ln
I.... nui- ibe atuUlo of ii Buwtaa artlal ia Puris, af.
Antocol i.v. Wben Uio vi-it wiis rnded, ti.ci-o araa
aotneUdn* liko u caeer gt-ren hy tbfl ix-oplo on tl.e
t.- ? ;.
IVblttler la In bed i ltb tbfl prlp.
ii... late i . A. wiiito, iaa aoag arrlter, h.ul bo I
reUral knowjedga of niule, and itodlou.li evold i
- i.i ih- opera and Uke perfortnancea, lost hla
..il.-in:iluv ihOBM be lii.p;.lr.-.l. llls ixMg ?? I'nt Hfl ln
My I.IUI'- Bed" avrn .uggctcd to M* iiiinrt one olghl
..- be araa going bome, by aeelng a ptetar* of the
irophet m.i.in-1 in tha aindoar of a Bdatofl *-i..?i>.
-, u.-i u:i> knecllng by a iii'il-s|(ir. w1111 bia band.
ila |?-,i in pnuer. Mr. White avrotfl Ilie inalody iu.ii
iiu- in^t 4-i-i-k* i.i iiii.nit iiit. in min u tea. win-n bai com
|,,,,ii Murgu**ril.s" i'*' Beclded i" attempl a UrVe
ami then llioilght cit a -ti.ry. Wltli tln- Ul BUBl
he piriieil ..|i hl. vlolln, tuned lt, and tae nelody
aoomed i" eome "i Itaelf, a41111?.ut eoaxlng.
Mr Francl. rtare Ford. 44|k, aaa been unticintori to
tmeeeed Blr WUIlam A. tt'Blte na lirltl*!. AmbaaBflator
nt ron.tontlnople, baa had a loag earaar la tae llplo
tnatlc aorvlce. Alter bfllBg attaehed to varloaa le*a
Uona ln i:ii.-.|"'. '"? arenl i" tae Buaano. Ayrea ailaoton
ln i-.i".. Tha viar foiii'.aii.i' i..? araa t*rBataferred to
IVsahlngtoB, aa flrat Beeretary of lfa*Bjatlon, reBialBlBg
bLx >(?:(.?*.. "ln thfl Ini'-iviil after the death >>l f*ir
ii-iii.-iii i. Braee bbUI the appolntmenl aa aflnlstor
,,f tdr Bdaaard 'l'ii"n.i"ii.'1 aaya "The Phltadrlpiila
I. |, i i|.li," "Mr. FOrd av.is CtaaVfl* d'AIT.ili. -. IVhllfl
in Waahlngton ne aia-. very aopnlv,, aad woa a
reputataon In -'"I'lv. lli* a\.f.- n.is an ItaJlan lady,
;..nl Mr. i.ti'i Mra. i wd ara rememberefl for a BBmber
? ?I luodaoiue . iii.-.i.-iiniiK'i.t- ti'-v ga-re promlaenl peo
ple nf Ue- mi'iiil. '" 1871 Mr. Ford proceeded lo
-i ivtcrsluiric i(* Beeretary ol K.ni.a--v. uv iiiu
Ti-caly "t IVaahlngton lt 4m.* provlded that bae North
'?ii i.-iti Ktahen troublea i"- adjudlcated bi a Jotnt
, ,|?in| iion, arhleh mal ln llallfaa In l -77. Mr.
l,,nl 44i. app<4nted the Brittah aaenain thla connT>t>
,,,,,,. ii;i iintv dnlshed tn 1878, he avu-, proniot.d
lo be I'nvv Bxtraordlnary end Mmi-l.-i- plenlpoten
i,,,.. |,| ii,.. r\r0-*iiUne UcpubUo. He .i.ridn.-t.-.i the
..-. ii.-iilu.,-- ln Montevldeo avhloh reaultrd ln i re
,,u:ii ol dlplomaUc relatlona between hla counlry
and t'ramiay, and he wa appolt.tod Knvov to Uie
lattor Bepubllr ln Februarr, 1070, In .liuio of il.'.
a.me a-(..i he avent i., liraall, nnd ln 1881 (?> Oreea'.'.
in i--t he waa made Brittah allnlster ln Madrid, and
when ii"- Mlaalon tbere in 1887 waa ralfled t.i tbe
ranh "i an BmbM-aadoi-ahlp, he araa appotated Ambaa
aad 'i BxtraorUnary and Ptenlpotentlary."
Ai judf* Boberl Bart, ol Herirtaaar, avim haa aerved
mi the r-tnt" Ba in-oi.i ? ....it bench alnee 1070, baa a
longer contlnnon. reeord th'-r.. than aay "f M* aa art
;ii,., it i- ii,..ti, hi probable thal (rovernor Floa ir will
,i,. ,.',,.:,,. Mm .'" ael h i luef Jaatlee unUI a auceeaeor
BU i'l' 1* '?!''' ted.
Jadga Ain..i..-ini 9. Lai*. tlio n.-av Qovaraor "f Oltla
linn.:.. av.i^ li.'i'H III I'Clll.-ylvalilu, Imt WBfl tr.U.r.Plaiit'41
tu Mlaaoarl when "..i\ tarfla yeara oat. He aah ted
ns ,i prlvale ln tafl hUfl 44iu-. aad ro-o to thfl runk of
eolouel. He am-- t Ircnll Judge for larelve yeara, und
twlce i-'n'i for i oogreoa iwiii.it .Mr. itinnii. Um greal
champlon ol M\n ooteaaja, in atay, IN0, ho waa
appolnted Aaaorlaite Juatlee of tlm ttapreme Court of
UBlahoma. orhlrh plaee he hold untll hl. recont ap
puim uj Liovcr.nor of the now Terrttory.
THE BOOK-LOVEli
A BinLIOGRAPHY OF MATTHEW ARNOLD
MK. ANDKEW LAM.S VAKYIMJ
ViEWS-AKNOLDS
ToITLAKITV,
London. January 6,
Mr. An.lrew Lang, who is the delitrht of tlia
dCettante, haa sudd'nly taken ap his parablg
a.-ainst one ?t their favorite pursuits; which once
waa alrio a favorite pursuit of his own. Ile now
denounccs?no, dcriourices i.s not the wortl; he ia
BCldom enough iu eurnest about anytliing to tle
aonnoa anythiag; let us aay he now aoftly tie
ridr-a tln: collecting of l.ooks. Ur, in pursuit, of
that aceuracy aliout which .Mr. Lanjr ls 80 care
IBBB, I will say he derides the collecting of books
wriiten by hfalthgw Arnold. What is his ?_uar
r.i with fhe great writer who i? gonc ? I ilara
say it is an old quarrel. One does not commonly
get up qu.-trrels with dr-ad authorat, nor is Aruoid
one of tha dfjail authors to whotn Mr. Lang has
writteu Letters. Old or new, thera is a quar?
rel, on .Mr. L_Bg_ side ; an g?fllitf BB Arnold which
leads him to diseourage the bnyipg of early edi
tiona of tbat author. it cannot matter much to
Arnold, nor even to Arnold's friends. But curi
aatty is f-trong and one would rather like to
know what Arnold did or said in bis lifetime 88
rouse theM* angry Ba_aaan_. if BB_BB-b- they be,
in so gentla a hrtaat as Mr. Andrew Laug's.
Mr. Smart l.a.-> jiist published an Arnold Bibll
Ography, and tbc author of The Library and of
Books and Bookmen wants te know what the u**e
of it is. Time wa*, when Mr. Lang would have
ahrunk from po?.ing a? a l'hilistine. He lias
wrtttea. if not with ex.ictness, yet with sym
pnthy, about the enth.ibiasms of the book-lover.
lli* aald, among other t_laga, that the pii?sion lor
hooks, like other forms of .le.-irr-. has it? ohangea
of fahhion. the jingling truism which he is uow
luiiiM-lf making truer. He baa said many pretty
things al.o.it the bibliophile; he in, or was, him
M-lf a bibliophile. And now be oalls him a biblio*
fool. It Ls a plcasure to reflect that Dr. Murray
has got beyond the lettor B in bis new Englisli
J)ict,ouary, 'and cannot prcserve this hateful
Deologia? dn that great warehouse of worda
into Whieh be dumps so much rubbish which a
sounder judgment or a more strict bystem would
!,avo ex.'lu.led.
Tbc ineonstant Mr. Lang is at the pains to de
BOS bis ne.iloiri.-m for ur*. The bibliofool is one
who wants Ftrat ..ditiuna. The delinifion ia
atitobiograpnieaL Mr. Lang has long wanted
Firat Editiona, and 81 yeara went by becatm, th*}
I .,.-.?,,.r of many whieh I BnBrBOM BB 808888888 B-U.
'11.e diiivrence betweea bim aud the true btb.
Uaphila js, neverthele**., marked. The biblio
p Ue ia b enlleetoi who collects only ihe bot, bi
u near lhe .*4--t as he cm get. Not the editioq
only, but the eonditloa, i** to him a rital mrnter.
II s b roka moat ba perfect, sound. clean but not
eleaned, in the orlgtnal bintting if tbey lie so at
taUnabl*, n<- fn*<* trom tha ravaa*? af tlie restorer
us trom tha ravagea of time. Indeeta,' lirne is less
au Enemy of Booka thaa the ba-dae or auy other
0f the bun.au rne who BinpeeaB to make good
tiie losaea which tbe lapae of yeara and the active
hoatility 6f hookworms, gaa, houaemai-ia, *iuat?
curioua fr;en.l?, and othi*r foea inilict. He u
one who bears in mind nnd pruetirn*** the golden
rule of collecting; nhvaya the haaa, never tle
ra>fjon6Vueat, If yofl cannot have the brat you can
go without.
The.-c ia a not* on this point by Brunet whiob ia
inutructive. In desonbing the firat Aldlna
Ovid, 1502-*3, tbe great blbllogiapher aaya: "I
peanBBB tbe sreoud and third volumes of r.roliar'a
copr, in blna morocco," and I hnve a great deslre
to proenra l_8 Brat vhlume, tbe Metamorphca?,
in tha aame blndiag an.l not otberwi.se." If ba
tuvl atopped there be would havo been admlrabla,
witli his "not a*4?erw_e." But; alas! Iha tieah bt
weak; and even Brunet hid not the fnll courage
of lii_ opiniuna. He adila: "Meantima, M.
Terhcnrr ban obtained for me a very fine oopj*
af this volume, edltion of 151:5 C?,' in bltiaj
morocco like the other two, which behnged to lf.
Lattltiia, wtth his motto, Virtus in ardao; on oue
side of the cover, aud on the other the ii_cr!v
tion' M. Lnvrini et amicorutn.''
'iill Mr. Lang appeared on the s^cne there wns
r.othirg more melancboly in l?ibliojrrap!:y than this
avowal ?lirriiu't, the 8-Oallent Brun<*t hlmself,
eonaenting tn eofnpteta?heaven save tbe niarkl ?
llrolier's oopjr of tlie T.rst Al.line (Wd with a vol
uuie whieh was n.'ither tlie tirst Aldine nor
lirolier's, but a BBBfiehe of both. True. it waa
only for the time?that was the excuae with
whieh be benuiled his oouacience. but I belicve
he went to his Krn**e Iha owner of this hybrid
copy, l'irst volmiifs af books whieh belonged to
tbe l__rtriona Otoller do not tirn np in every
.', and if y.?u jmsM'-.s the aee ind and third,
and want the i'um, tbe odda ar,* a million to ona
Bgalnal you. Mr. Lang Kas told na, l think irj
the llttle volume he aallg The Ubtary! <hat he haa
more imperfeet aud pear copies of liret and other
early eUflione than any man who ever llved.
II.- ISa-ea tbe wnfeaaian jauniily?he is alwagaj
Jaunty, eapeelally on aerioua anbJeetB. He did nol
at t;,..t tiui-* i.m'i?4.'0 that he waa to lnvent the
wi.nl i IbliafooL
Matthew Arnold's enrlier volumes of Poema
have f'.r liiaiiy year.-. tn*,*n aearea books. ard tha
Dfice oi them in the muiket-if there can be said
t,, l,e B mark.-t for BBOh warea-has ruled hi?h,
;irt the uriters af nuu'.y arttcleti liave tt, Bttl
aayt the baekalldiag Lang: "lf one wanla Mr,
Arnold's r.'.-iii.-, ane bityB them, and s>> with his
IM',,.*.* worka. There tbey are, aJBOly prlnt.-d, and
noi mlnanaly exaajnat'/n." Whoaa ?ralea i> this.'
I-, li the BBBM Whieh was once beard saylng thatj
",.?;,i booka ar,* often Uterary rtUea, and at> dgai
anii aaered to the loref *.f Utei-tBva as are relicj
of anothei soit to the reaaVarloBfl ilovut.-e" ? Can it
be Ute satne which aflirmed : "The atuateur liki_
ta -.<?.? tho '.""k i'i BB lortn aa Ihe author kn.-w
it. ile bnkea a plouj pleaBate la lhe rir.*.t e.iltioa
of I.cs Preeieuaea Btdtenlae iMIrCMf), |a_l aa
Molicre saw it when be was fretsli in the buBinesa
?f anlhorahlp" t Of hla wha adcltfl, "All rii
tiona publttbed during a 4-rre ,t aaaa'a life bave thig
BttraeUon, and ?>?'*'ii> to earry us cloaer to liig
-pirif ":' A.al wbo t.uuuii**.l ap ile uiutler with
a toneh of true iBaaginatiTt fa_liagi "Vrs. it is
s.*ntiuu*iU thal niakes us Icel 8 l.velv affeotion f?r
u.e booka Ihal >*-<*i.? to aaau-el u* wtth cre.*t
poenj aml atndenla long ?u.? da_d. Thett han.la
Kraan oura ai-waa tha agaa." Wben be wn.te thm
be breathed il?* ,.|>iht air. When he counneiida
the lateal .?*-?!!?*fta-. 1 4'diiioiis, "nirely pniitel"
which ih.'.v are aol *a_d *"'"rTs al the trna l"*er
of booka wiu, prefera the iir*-t et-tteaa aaal has a
Kntintent aboul them; tha f.-g"* of Laaalei bad
rorroil.'il bia aensibtlitii*s.
Or ia the rhiliMiniMii in Mr. Lantf to be aet
down to Ihal N.i'.'t .I.silke af M.iitl.ew Arnold
of whieh, as 1 anid, then* aro Bagna here and thore?
IVihaps it ^ iH.t BBOrel l'l-rluMRS u araa ittmj ago
Butda pnblle. l _> awt iaa>d Mr. Laag oft*-a
enough t*. be Bore. Be ia ralaaalaniBB ..."i
multlfarioua, and BM cannot read every
thing. aHo told bis Amern-an irien.U not
long age Ihal lhe aaan wha n-ally 4-ares for
iH.oks nada all ef l_ea_ lt la a ********
whieh a ooplona attlbot anlghl well a.-Mre to
apraad ahroad. Iu tln- atCBeaee of any lar^o
colleetlon *.f boahg the latiltty al Baeh au ambl
ti,,n laooiaaa abaieua, Oi course U is not to ba
tahea BBftoflaily. 1 <i.?""t B_araj that Mr. I?*M
WOttld ii-coniinend ulf hia own BOeba '? ?>** rv*4*1'
aml l supp-se he would smile at BaBBB_8a>_B on
aay aubjaei.
Bul 1 go baek to the qt.esl.nn why M.tthew
Arnold abonld be put mt.. ti?* eolbwtar'a .ndev
Bxpoi '.torius. an.l why Mr. Smart's t.flrful HMBj ,
graphy ot bim should ba dbann_4*ed arttb a BBB8B. M
bn>Iiog_tphk- are ,is-ful. NOBB i" BBgfaetS *BB
Bfa_f iiiaii-urate tt 80BBS*4-B88 lu'tpful: e*.-n ?U?
lione has his utics: he U-a<A-x* \?u 1? BB dhBIBftt
ful and lo ge t? lielti-r r.<'nr.,-. Ani'-il'** *,;,rly
bookg went through ,|U4*er 8gBai_B88a III** ***>
ulartty W88 lomi 111 (?..iiiiii?-poPll**'r i>> 4-B>888?18
that Tupper was popular, or that. Mr. Iaa aaa
aatouishiag favorite iu' Botton. Mr. Bider HaataaraU

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