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FOUNDED BY IIOHACE GP.EELEY
THl'RSD.W, FEBRl'.AKY 25, 1S9_.
TWELVE PAGES.
I__ XEW8 THIS MORXIXO.
ForeigD.?Wr.liitm II Baada a sp<*eoh at a ban
quet uivea in liis j.onor at __rnndeH_-Urg. r____ lt
was announce- tliat lf. Ilouvier *.v_u!_ inforin
fteaideut (.'..riiot to-day <.i hu _nn__l_ty to form u
new ilinir-try. ??? The Fartt polioa made a rai.l
on tbe hoao. ol h Oponloli Anarohist, and Bfiaed
many dynamite cartrld^-s and flve bo\__ coiit.nii
ing expl?r*ive?. __-^_^ tight _iri? weie kille_ and
many otberB injured by tlo fnlllrn; ot a toctory
o-d-anry at Cl?*< kheat.n, England.
Consress.?Both branohc* in _e-_io:_": Thl
Preaident escnt a measage atlvocatir.g a l;l>eral aj>
prop-iarion for the Wcrld's fair. _r____ Senati:
The Uu-oifc-LlHgij'ott coutvbt w.t_ dttoO-ded.
flhe Indian Approj.riutiou bill was taken up.
Domes-ic?Ti.o Anscmbly Bt Alb.ny pu_*s.d tlie
blll oo__ol,dating tbe strrct railwayn in the An
ne.-et. Distrlct of New-Vorlr; the report of tbe
Canal Investij-iitloii Conimittiec waa prcsent.d:
tbe State Senate paaaed the BaOTvna bill for two
brid.es aexoss 'dbe Ea_g Rivcr; and also a eubsil
tute for the atipp't'iuen'tary BBOBOOXB providing for
a comicc'ii.g rb vated road in thia city. =_?i Tlie
St. Loub> Coarvantlea Bdjonraod aft-r adopting a
platform Irailllg our WO-BBS MfflBgra and prohihi
tion; an unolTbial eoountttOO was appolotod t..
oonfer witli tbe People s I'aity National C.m
mittee on puliticul action. _____ _x*_|oatoi War*
ner Miller hpoke on "Tbe Nicarrwjou Connl" bofoie
tbe TlBUB MttaladlBjl I oi.;res_ at Ncw-Orlcans.
? ?? . Governor Abbett, ol Now-Jorooy, BBadB a
ltugo number of a.ppoiut*n<*nt*i, Inolodlng tbase of
ik-nry C. Kolooy fnr a Blth triin u? Se rotary ot
State, aad Jobn P. _ktto_rt__ ag AMontey-Oeir-ral.
- ??- William 31 ^piv'frr, ln an lnUnrvftar, de
clarcd that nelthei I leveland nor Hill Bhould 1?"
tho Democratie r.omiue. lor rrchidei.t.
CttJ BBd ?' .ii irban.?Evid.i.jc w:.. glven to
?Low tbat tasaedty was hereditary in the eas.
?jf L. M. Ficld. ___a GUrksaa A. POttci arao
B-iaBTlgri with a Nrhip in Flftc-ave. by Lindley
Hoflman Chnpln. s=_ Addirlonal awarda arere
mad- ft'- tbe do? ihaw in MadlaaB Bquaie Qaiden.
___=__ Tnc annual dtoncr of tbe Iitwr-l of Trade
BfBg 'i.'.'ld iit Delmouico'B. ?__?=- Another eaae ?.t
typh'-o fever wts toaad ia Bellevno Hoopttel. ==
Stooki dull tind wr-ak. deO-B-Bg in Ihe Int-t bour
wtth eaae an'i 8___oo_Bitgr. The laal decliue- oren
fuDy 1 per cent ou au BWCafB in r'hc leadinc
etooka.
Tbe V/eetler.-Forecaat for t.-day: Cbmdy,
wit'u a little miu or scow. Teinpcniture yestei
rlay: Hipbe.t, 10 (i-frrce.; lowrst. .5; avera^c,
_9 3-3. ___________?
Aivetllfrs, rcaderg ../ 7/if Tribune ond olhem
are cvrdially inrttcd to UH thi B?W VptOWO
Offlce of The Trtlunr, Av. 1,242 Uroadnay, for
the conmltation of diicctorks, ma)>s, yuides,
ruilroad ume-tabltn, and other gituilur keotl 01
creitjd'ty referenie. Those who are in charge
_.,\' b* glad to give civil anmctrs to reasonable
questions. The Tribnnr intendx that its Cpfown
Ofice $hall be a cunvenient Bureau of lnfnrma
tion. Copie8 of current and pant ismes of
Tl'.e Tribune ani Tribune Almanac can be
parrhased there
The iiiie T-rvird uiado by the Majeauo on bet
latest voyago in sonv. mrpocts gorpgBMi l_rj
that has hi'herto been 8884*9 by a tr__i*atl:inUc
Bteamship. At tbi. *e_-v,n it ii without preee.
dcn., aiid it arotaw apcciT-l intx-reat a? an indi
OrttO-i tha. theTe ia t*. bo BOMM more reeord*
breaking before the J.imnrf>i' la over. The T08
m}? nuw ntnnin,? have BO. y_- done their 1 -st.
and rhe ne-voome-ii will OOfOtly eooapO-B lot
_onors as " ccean p;??eyllOlln(^.',
? - -
Tb? annual report of the Worid'. C.lumbinn
Com_a-BBK.n, wh.eh the I***c?dont. wan*!).1!:'-! -n
Cougie**- y<_rtftrdiiy. mal..-*.s B BOgrl BBg-Bfaotory
Ihowing in rerferernce to all departmente of tmt
great Fair. Mr. linrmon ofl.? no ipocific
re-oniinendnrPion a* fo acion Iy Congrof-, only
advwing tbat B liberal (vtn-i*.. bo ?k?-r). The
Fair pronw*?i ro he mich a -n.l_cn(i*d tmcccm that
we aie mire tho pooplo geaenfl-J *B_D indor.G
what the Preaident aays 00 thi.. poin<.
No ouo will be .urprised at tho report of the
O'nil Inv4*atif__:inR Cotnmitton appoimed last
?ptii:g bj Bpeak-g Shechiui as an off.er to the
proposcd invervJgation by tho Sena*ie which prg*
rip:tate*d the fagBOQa i_B__ack. Tlie. rgpori ll
abs.lntir.lv t_ooe_MN_. The cirnimirleo iv:ii Bp
pcinterl to wliitewa>h the auy.il BiaoBgemeilt,
_n:<l has (hoiie -->. A fgav i(-.-4.:i:ino_d.'iti(.ii*i aro
Eiaxle, lo bo sure, but they bftTB BO p?rUcolar
oiKiiilicaiicc. Tho holdinjd-b.ck ol th. rapoH
till thia* timo hax oai_*t"l no OOggMMMl I ^* |B-M-?
lati'?n#will ('.uise no action.
TllE Ti'IU'nk has btn glad to fcrthor the
proJ_(< of a biidge berwee.i New-VoHc :ii;d iho
EaTtyrn DloMd of Bmoklyn. and in :i general
-___? luia au_>:oved the bill incon>orati'i_* 'ho Ya<
Rl.*. T\r,r]*:e Company. The bill paaaed the
Sewate jtetoiday by almoal a* eaaphatlc a vote
aa wai glven in favor oi it In (he Aiiembly. ,,||f
we aio onable I i _??prove lome ol i;s proviiioni.
Th" liegiola-ure winild have ahcorn a truer re*
_ud for the righta of the people if it had re
: the privilegea glven to the new company
and beea leeo libentl in the matter of taxation.
Wo ci: n rl bul rejoice, however, tbal an
nllt, and wo have n . d -,v'
il Klver Company mi bim if> g ? ??' ?
? i eBrnest.
Springer has appken. To pul il into plain
Cngligh, he bag rushed into print. He bai
heard of tho Albany Ceovention, aml to hia
mind thref thing- are clear as the reault oi it.
l -?, (bat the nomiBB-on of Clevi ind i- an
?. -: ; - condly, thal *. ?:-i i:?
the pa;-y in thia State take Hill oat of the race:
rhirdly, thal la the dr_um_taB-_- iho _no_1 "like
Iy" nnn for the nomination ia Senator John M.
,'ii:i'.:. ot Ulinoia. Mr. Sp-ing-rt habil of
?: id dfecerning thonghl on pablic quegtlono
lenda more than ...mmon intereat to what we
m;iy tertf hii manifeato. One cannoi fafl.to
aotioe, too, that ho approvea cordially of H_U'_
midwinter convention, which has made, a* be
think*, both HiU and Cleveland no longer Preo*
identtal pos_.bilit.ei. Springer'i itatttimanlike
quaJitioa oever ahone more re_plendenl than _4
this Jiinctore. ________________
TBB EEPUBLICAX OFPOBTUEITT.
The Bepublicani of thi* State?which Bgnres
in the poUtaca ef the Nation as the "pivotal"
an h irdlj fail to n alize thal tbla is their
yoa.:-. They aro warranted In mying -> in view
of tlie reoultB ol Bhe local eleetion- which bave
lately boon held. They aro warrantod in laying
fo in view of the pretpy fight which ia now
io progpcsain the rankeof the Democncj. They
are warranted in Baying bo becatue there is a
general feeling abroad ia tho &)mm_-iweal_fa
thal -ba pBrtfy which backed tho infamooi aeat
itealing conaplracj most be emphaticaUy rc
baki l a* the next general eleetion. They are
warranted in laying oo becatue of the disgraoe
fnl reooi 1 which the pie&ont LetgLslaUure-Dem
ocratic in both branohea?_i maldng. Finally,
they aie w_rrantcd in ggying io becBUM thoir
own partj has served Ibe people faithftilly and
tn ::. aad 1* to-day In a cond-tion t_ make a
reaolutle, uni ted flght if only ite orgaoinition i
perfected oa wise, practical Ltneg. No one of
these prujirKsitions can be guoceBaf-lly -isptrted.
The Republicang have made _remendo_a gadna
at the oharter eleo-taaa, thooe tor E-rperviooro,
city offlciaM aud tbe like. Tha Demoerata ue
ao p< Baeeoed by i apiril of factionaliim that two
I'fiHis of them, aach yearning to cul Iho
other'a throat, will be aent from New-Tork to
... Chioago . nvenl on. Tho more the d(
of the cTim i againat Ihe bajlot-b ... which pl ? d
three persona in the 3enate who were defeated
al tbe ik.']** are examined and pondered npon
the de"j>er neceoaarily becognei tho popnlar ln
dignati-n. LegialatDni wbo tomrBte auch meaa
ii,. s as the pending one. which aima to br. _k
down tbe Sunday Lam and to promote the apn a I
if int) mperance and oHh .1 evila bj bringing in
an era of free rum, nm*; inevitably weaken the
orga_i__a_k>n to which Ibey a.r. aocredited i:. tbe
eyea ef dttoena b nt ?11x>:? oonaerving tbo poblio
w_ii. We repeat, Iherefore, that this i* a Be*
publicBB year?provideti tbe party ii tBkea in
band and itfc hichesteflicienc;- iisecured i:i every
dbtriet of every county.
Fellow-Repul licana, ir li a great opportnni'y :
lot ns great iy improve it. The cond_t_oi_ aa
tbey gorbrt to-day, Bad as ibey aie likety to gxisl
all throngh Uie approacblng campaign, are all In
our favor; lot ns Improve ibem bo their trtmo-t
The atulre is a treanendbna one The Pteaideocg
tho con_r>'. of tho popnlar binnch of the L_C_
lutnre of 1893, a Ohief-Jasttoegh-p o_ tbe Court
of ajipoalg ihnin are bobbo of _hg priaea of the
fall eleetion. All of them are oura, if we make,
if a . of bi make, the proper effortB ro lecure
them. Tbe d-souaeion, which haa already been
participatod In by Repoblicani of aagacity and
ezperience, bouching the qucstion of party re
organiaati ib U a most encouraging sign, Jt b
*. ii io, however, thnt discuasion ended, and thal
the work of reorganlzation wao .igoronaly en
lered upon. A campaign wbich ahall be i
acteriaod by the thoroaghnem of i bouae-1 .
house appeal ia what i? needed. We have t1 e
rotcs. The problem i_ to got them oui: n< I
majority of them, nol nine f'"::!:-- of th i
them.
The State Ckmimittee, thr* county commitb
? v.n and ward committecB, and all the leese
organizationa which have the welfare of tbe Re
publican party al beatt, mual be up and doing.
They will fee. tha* the rank and file will meet
tbem more than haif wny, f<>r the th. ft of th"
8ena.tati has Btirred np tho ma_~i i of Ri -
publkraoa as ibey hav* noi been atirred op
tho War. Give di :? aiited, vitalized Repub
lican party and anccem ie mrared.
THE FJOET 1\ DUTCEESS COUXTT.
I' may be _______._. we hope, that th" \'-'i
of Datches County nre fully alive t.? Ibe facl
that their town electrkma ln March are aa objeel
of Nationa] Intereat If by any mattention,
negleot or want of appredation, they fail to bnry
tho Demooratic candidates lor 8upervi_or liter*
aJly aud omapletely out of ligbt, they will con
fem tbeBigeivea the tameal loi of free-boni
Aiiirrici.'i dtizenS tbat can bo found In the -
try. It makea no differenoe bow moch money
Hinddey aad hii gang have got, nor whal dovil
ttiea Ibey lesort to, tho Democratie naajority in
tho Dnt_be_a Board ol Superviaon moat be
?riped oat. The Board now c mtaina eighteen
Demoarata nnd eight Republicani. Twenty-_i_
RepubUcaag md no DemocratJ rrill be ibe prop
.-r politkal divisiiiu of tbe new Board. If the
viti-rs of Dntoheaa County are all _bey .hould
be tJiat will be tho reault. EJvery .obe eaal
there for a DemoonMio oandSdate for Supervisor
will meaa, and will be understood by buth pw
riea and l.y; Ibe wboie country lo
inoan, a vote in favor ?.f atealing an
oW-iiun tvhen II canl be wim fnirly. Tbere ia
no boaool man jn (bat eounty who .fin pretend
le Juitlfy rhe Bcm of (hai Board. Judge Bar
__M?: Judge CnUen, Judge Dykman, Judge
1'intr, Judge -?Biardg, all Demoo-aga, and the
whole C uri ?.' Appealla, flve Demoerata and two
Republicans?-they aro oui wftneaoea that the
Mylod certific-rte waa a ahameful band, a lie
and a fteal, and ibal every action t?ii<*-h l.y
tboaa Superv-Borg to ooont out Mr. Deane i
arbolly uBlawful.
Now, do the hone-t DemoeratJ of Dutcbeai
r..aii'y. ;i. tbe faeo of tba dedsionB ..fall theae
Jndgea, meara toauBtaia rbooe eri-aaa? Do Ibey
wiah their Republican feU_vr*eil___na to ander
I that oleori'.ns am not in ih>- m.n irbo ti<-'?
ibe bkm. votegi but to him wbooe party con
Iroli ti." iioaid of Supervioors? Are tbey wiii
ing to intreach auoh men aa Uinckley, IVood,
I'.inaiis. Howatt, Vail aad Miin-'i* iu autbority
over tbem? Do ihoy waai to brand theii coon
ty a* a plaee where ;i little band of political fon
pada (.in knoeh down and tob tha public avili
ai.l go BBwbipt of )aa_ce? I?.? tbey nranl the
repntation of a people who hav.- oeither i i4
of honor aot1 agnag ol ih__ef
David B. Hnwait, arho h.is the braaeg cf
fror.teiy to :i>k decent peopk to vova lor him
agaia, ia ;i brigbt targei lor jggti utlloa. Ho
waa the thainnau of tho Bjaid. It wa. uo |
who. Tvirh ?e_rr*eJr the preteaee of i vote, rmhe.l
threogh the- Mrlod eerbificate aad ,!lP reeolntJofl
to pnni?h i.n ! d grade T ? !i ffn,3a n"
baa been rewarded f n hli i rime*. bj ?
i? ti..' body hifl viilaiiv helped i" create, ""'
r: .-? he come_ before tlie people for i " vi:
- n? ?,?? ? ,. ,.,.. p|e i . u ? -i-i whal
\- q righl when two Demorratii Jn '?-??- ;' ~:
Term, three al Genei il Term aad five ln lhe
? Courl of a ? ? ? ""' ?"?
! Wc ih .1! e_ :?:; I I | l-CS of tl " ": '; '" '"
! Uow? ?'* ? iwb witb ? -;?? 11 il i': ereat. II
i an Imp idenl political r bl
i i ?-.?!.\-:ii.,ii. tbe people wbo -
. ? to keep away f om. li watt ?*'?'* i:'
. -i tri-ii before I Dem
? ? Judbjei bfld th i verdi ' wai gni ;;, I:
:, the p : ? ? .i i- ? ., - I r ??__ ? i ?'
ll i! BOW.
THE LE880X OF ALBAXT.
Tbe late Di noerntic State C nveatl a it Al
1 h.'iiiy. I: umoniotu bad io ith running aa it waa
tvith nerer tbe breath ? i ??-? ?f
discoBtent, furni_hea an objcct-leason w h
* '?,.ir-nainded chizena would d i well to p
Comaider 11 for i moment. Tbi? waa a i
[tamooratic StateConveotion. Regularly called,
by g regular State Committ. ?? Madenp ofdelo
gatea reguhtrly choaen fi m <-. ry Asscmbly
Diftrid In tbe State. II waa a regular repro
pentation ol a tboroiigh an.l cotnplete political
organiza-iou. If there waa ever a coni ntion
repreeent)-d with C-earneaa aud precislon tho
will of fhe party thal called il thii bbb one, II
tbere wai diaiatiefaction, no wave of II broko
over iho edffeof ihi* regularly constituted bodys
this we_l-autbon.il atcd, f irmal, li aj imate m uth
I iece of tbe party, If there was mtitiny, no
Rotmd of il ever eotored the cara of theae deto
gated auchoririea. The oonvention waa b* tuti
fally hannonioufl from the Bril wordj of tho
Bonnding Beebe to _he laal exhortati _ of 3en
ator Hill. Bj the wrtce of thal eonventlon tho
Dcmooatk party of the State of New-York
had bat one choioo for Preaident, aad lhal wai
fot David B. Hill.
Aad ye. ..h. doe_ nor know that ln thia iame
Deaiocfhtie party of th? State of Now-York
there are aridi dtfferaicea of opinion on the
qnestion of the PiealdeBcy? An organi ed op
poait-oo to the whole ecrion ". the eonvention
WM at hand. lt vainlv tried to tfl
heard in the pioceedinga. II -ecmed i -
beariag ta cc.__.in pieliminariei which do not
Bgure ;it all Ib the regular report Bul a rfualiy
Dorip]'..- _ B irb ?! the banaony of he convi
IteeW. Al tbe mne Umei '-,x*v iN bo " ?' '
Ignorant of ourrent Bolitica ai bo! to knom il
this regularly organized and regularly coaati
tu ."1 b idy eafling itaelf tho Dei na party
did iu. rebj "'lu'
i .-!?._- the. party. For no bi i? nol ,',,,'ri
i* ? i ainod bj aotual nunn oounl ran bo
m ire certain than thal the Dem oratio \
? ,'? State fBvoi Grovi ? < level ind ,
1m\ l H. H.H aa the Pieaidenrial cand
The leaat that eaa be aaid is Bhal
ly eejnally dividod on that
ol thia palpahlo aad I - i I
lhe other reaiarkable Ea. I lhat in te regulai
oonveot^on of tiio parlrj nol only waa tb re no
auggeatioa of Mr. <
nbie nandifhft.. bai nt lied avoidance i
ncntioa of him ia _??. i -?
.-. piaaid I tha pa tj fa ? h id foi thirty
yean ho \.ai eertBialy .iwth nan
| the few atrikiag featutea, perhapa. in
decd. ti; i only gtrildof fcature ol the c nvea
t. ,:i. thal bia naaM toea i .; ;
in roport-. reaolutionf_, or inybodye ipecch. i
uti* as if be hA<l ncAOT lu"en.
And th's aignifio*-v.!ia''.' Why, OBly
ubrongli the maaagement af David B. Ilill the
Deindcrado party baa pasaed Lal Ihe
. - l of Tammany ll dl, an I il 1 m u j
H ill ). loeal, petty, p ? ai i
Grover Clevelaad. In fact, bai got thi
with him. Lled bim v,-.v effi
I.i-t campaiga, bul thal belng over, h.i* no fur
: t bim aad h<* dropped I
? ,- .- dgnificancef? V. i. Th it Dat I B
md Tammaoy Hall behiad ng to
be Just a little too' am enduraaco bj
-??? voter. Tbe reat ? ? P< '? pl iin.
I.!. ry Andem n ai I F ? dei o I I
i lharlea Fain biid an 1 th. n ', tii . ? I y kirk,
never kirk "for keopa," bnl alwaya end in
knuckling aud falling into line. They m l
..?.?I- ibow '.i independence between I me*, bul
fail t, come to rhe auppoti of T imi
iTammany needa it. Andeverj time thej
kick they iavo theanaeivea by h uing .i little
; i ?? They alwaya havo " an ? tho
windward"i alwayn havo Iho record of nevci
! ilting i i el tn appeal lo. So IVin
nrinv laugha when they kick, and pi Ig to
r\t\>- over Ihem rough _fa ? 1.
The leaaon? Why, ooly thi*: thalTammanji
Hall I-* the moal powerfnl and 'V- m-e.- danger
,, ii politii al mai bine thal evi i had an i
once in thia c luntry.
TBOUBLES OF TBE LIBERTA.** I VWE IXT8.
The m>'ctii!_; to-nighl to dectdo on tbe dia
p iiti ni f the negra emigranl i ? Lih
ed ia -bia ><?}? will dhcus a curioua phaae oi
rhe perennia] "raco problcm." More than u\ i
hundred beiplem colored pilgrima from Ari i
and the indiin Territory, lured bere by
*' adowy .iIT.t of fre ? paasage lo the ti in*ar1antic
laad ef promi -??? are < n< imped in Ihe I le
baaeanflBt.,; a mia_ion-b? n_e, iii"r-: of them i
iv deatitM-e, dependenl ?,:i rharit. fo their food
md lodging, with no meani <d retreal ho l
abaadoncd homea, aad with icanl proapect *?!
, - in;, ? Ung thi ir pro.' i wracj ? ?'? ' who in
naibio for their plighl ia nol attogetber clear.
Bul dmely und judirioua philanthropy i* necea
aary toaave them from contin icd luffcriag.
Thia, nafortunately, i* noi tbe ii:-t incidcnl
of the klnd. Tbeobvloua B-sral, thal a "aogro
,"\,-.'lr*" haa been preached with n e /? r
djaon lion, Bnd*. oonflrmation in lhe recerrl tvholc
?ale mil'i.i'imi from tlm Gulf State* to ?
parta ol the a nntry from which the native
negra inhabitanta were thcBiaelvei d. partin?.
The "New s mth " with all Ita ehange and
pronuae, haa failed appreci ibl_ I an.
oondition of itn oolored poptilation. " We wan
m h" irfl^.'-ri'l'-ir.'" ia. : lepreaenl rafltawayn in
explairdng their motive; and growing ducoii
tent al the tgr_tema_ic curtailment of theii , . .
liberry ha*. apparently renderod them rhe dnpo*
, f miaguid* d or nn-crupnl. Al the
?ame time, aegroea who contemplate aelling ? il
ho l'i bo Liberia ibonld read in the prcaen ?
ample ?? aolemn warning of tho risk they invite.
Home illa are preferable t? fricndleaa p.
in a Btrange land. and it ia lamentable I i think
of aimple-minde l toileea bai tering a i gi
B pie^ent e.|'ii\-'.i il piOipei i"x I"1 " "
of bard adveraity to eome. Ih" IXi-ikegee " C ol
ur d Conferen. e" baa m*' de. id I I ? " dj
'. i iv efforti at whol '?? i migrati n," hold
? " ar Ameriean negrocs can beoome "pros
peroua, inb ligenl ind Independcnt*1 ivheie tbey
ai": .md h_at v.-.ii's immenae cotton a ip iug>
geata ai, L.tM the proapecl <>f remuacrative em
ploymeal in this country,
Foi ti." beaefit ol all com i ra< 1. ii n. iy i ?
repeated tbal ao fund exioti Bo pay for ibcii
traBiportaH_B to Liberia, and ao company baa
been orgaalsed tj protect them ia thia city,
Tho two or three small _ai:in_;--hii_i pbinn l.c
tivecn this poit and Libeiia auc-Uimodate only
a few pasaengen eaeh. and bertha ara beapoken
for amny moothi abead. Sfoi-over, after reach
Ing i. . i . a {ranta nnder ihe __o_1 favoi
conditiom can expect to earn aotbbic for haif
a ? ii, even if thej eocape aicknem. 3o
,,.;'? .al from - country ai leasl ln. .?. a grava
and tbe acoumulation <>f
un of money, to aay oothing t>f
,:,,. .., riiic. -. implicd by tho levering of old lieo.
SOT TWO OF A KIND.
Free Tradem are Baturally Incenoed becauM
the Adminiatration haa received with coolnem
tn Canada for a ronewal of the
? Convention abrogated many yeara
ago. They kmnroce Repnblican Redprodty u
.. [t doea nol iquare with their
economic ideaa. Co-amerriaJ union with Canada
bc il woold mark > l< ag advance
in the direc lon of FreeTrade They aaaer>thai
tbe Adminiatratlon is inconaiatent in lolidting
....,;,- .,| j;i. Kourao with tropical America
md then rcjecring Rcciprodty offera from tbe
li minion. Th_r1 i-* aot |ual critidim. The
i; n iprocity p'.li-y Of ?h? Admini-..:ition has been
regulated entirelj by ibe Tariff bill adopted by
rhe boi Republiean Congreia The Preaident
bai nol gone ootBide tbe limitathmi hnpoocd by
.ldrich amend-nenl ln tbe -onventkma which
he baa aanctionod with Brazii, tbe Spaniah We*;
Indiea, Uermany and orber countrioa. If ha had
,-_'.-.-ed ; . consider Redprodty oa 'he terma pro
poscd by the Canaulan Grovemment, he would
bave beea torced to ad iBdopendenlly of tho
tariff |i iii y to whh* ibe laat Oongroai committed
the Republiean party. Ctaai-tency required a
aharp djucrimination between Redprodty ground
,; H] :n Prol ictl mi and Redprodty baaed upon
]':- eTrade Tl.i-s di-nim nation has heen wi.se
ly made.
Redprodty BB it has hren embodied in the
oonventiona already Dregotiatod has aotinvolved
the mcriflee of the ProtectloB priEriple. rt is
; upon the modiiication of Ugh revenuo as
dlstingtdahcd from Protective aehednleg. The
L'nitcd Statea Inrporti enonnoug q____n___e of
aujrar, molaaua, coffee and hidea. Dutiea 'levied
irj ,i th _.- staplea would ho aourcea of rev(
without tending to prom I ? the development of
. Ti. ? Tail '1 Statea iu offering
? market for theaa ita- lea asla otber coun
i their revenue Kbedulea ai an
. le exrhange. Floor cannot bo produced
;n tropical America, and ihe bigh dirtios levied
npon i ia Braail, Cuba. the Brit_b iVeal -ndiei
tnd Vi? roeJa are * mply large Booicea ol reve
nu-'. Thooe dutiea do noi pr toct home Indui
i . b i rimply Increaas the c *-; of living for
mers. The lam ? p Ind] '?? appilei to gen
, ta] p: ??:. ? ? .''"uu gnd -,i" manufa. turoa
i u wblch tho dutieo h ive been n duced in the
rorify conventiona 111*_*ii revenue dutiea
hav.- been raken ofl on i ich --i'i" for the bene-il
of c ri umera without any nacririce of home in
. ?- N rth or S rtitb.
\\ ith i anad i Bedpr <i'y cannot ba ap|
!i produoea whal tbe North*
ern > the (Jnitcd Statea fnun Maino to
c-ilif. rnla ] i i eoni tr\ proteda iti
own India i bj a hi::h tariiT. Kefther can
throw down Ita tariff barriora without abandon*
l*i rtoction principle. That i_ \\ hy Red*
j with Canada ii something eosentiaflly
' m Redprodty with tbe Wen. Indiei
1' .. '. '.!?? Ico 0- Vencauela. The one is Free
T . :?? while tha otbi i .4 nol Incomp u_El te with
? Pr ted a ". home induatriea. As tho Ad*
niinlaB ition d - n <? repreaent tha Free-Trade
party, it h aot lusting after Fiee-Trada Reri
?-.-. it i. 1 b to cirry ? rt Ibe houo
? r i'.iT gnd Ra Ipi j | ?? wblch Ibe
laal Rt publii an Congreaa adopted.
VXDISCOVBAOED ME. UOBBOW,
Tbe ;mt whleh trlcl tr. onrrv aomethir.p up ei
rertain plaee nn I f.ii baek n !ar.-r Bnmber of
been held ap as an r-nmplc of
? . ; ibly, thal the ant had
. b to do, and la deaerving of little oiedit.
.? tbat tha Inneei aia)
. 1 ? i-:i engagrd ita eal - 1 for thr
benefil ? ? lea, aad bad b i deaire te 1
; ..- . -.-. ml lt atcmod ta tu trjrlng tn do. Bul no
. .. !i ? lapleiona '-an be eaal on l-orenfo Morrow,
el Kom iltr, Conn., Mr. Morrow ought to f.ike hia
? ?? ? f p itlenre nnd pei
.'. ? ? ? this is tt world of lnjuatic.,
;,.- wUI proh .''1" '!-. in>tl . : ? klnd.
\\i- 1 ??(- 1 nol ? ? . perl ipa, thut Slr, Morrow la
?i 1 man, Tlie (acilitiea po_-*-__ed bj tlie
? l w ci foi exhibitlng p 1 - - ri im ? are vaatJj
r te aayi ilng known to the aingla man.
l br i>. '1 irrk I m in 1 tu tn ai
with bia wife aboui rrliglon, tobnrco, tha trainina:
? lona, and his lovai lablc
. ?? ber Dtanl ral ror,
ne little ' of morvel
'.. . 1 it I.urried on n have 1 . I thi
.1 bj Mi. Morrow. Fiva jraara ?_.
Mr. M rn..v contraetcd tha eloplag haint. li.
? marrird, bo his . ,.s.- -,4..s an aggravat
Ing one. But bia chonoea i..r carrylna aut a boc
. 1 .lopemenl fr.im itnrl lo floiah he snon
Fonnd were ex-reinely poor. Thongh he haa eon?
?.' begon elopetnenta for the pael llve yeara
Btill llTiBg With Mrs. Morrow ar.il tliTc
p- ? . - ' ?. ing .-iv....?. f.iit 1- ' 1
Ip in Norwalh baa ll
bc ia to-doy plannlng to clope with a youni
wiclow of Worrr-al 1.
i:.'..,"i, widowa bara i?ci*m Mr. Morrow'i ape
?i ilty, i> il ? ??, u tbe diatllled cuaning el the widow
..,-, i,,,t been eaongh tu gave him fron the erafi ?f
MoiT'iw. lle lirst. eloped Ive vnn* :i..? wlth
.i lady named Mra. Toarnaend. 'I hc- gol aa f.. r ;<*
. iti_* elty, bm arhea they ttepped ofl _he traln Mr*
Morrow atead waltingj fur rl.etn. She loobed al
ila with i, 1,1, eaknlating eye lala?, ihe w/he had
pr.iuiUr.i lo love, beaor and ohey hlm but two
bei! ? ?? ral-ffore! aad aaid: "Lorenxo Morrow,
come lavck t<> Morwalk wlth mei" Tbere waa noth
logelee f,,r hlm te 'i". lle lefl Mra, Towneend on
th" atooe platform belng joetled by portera aad
- ? wearlng eorduroy tronaera aod blue
Bul three iii"iitli_ ht. r he r<-T.,ilv._ lo
iiin. Tlu. time h. wreal to Boaton wtth .?'
lady named Elwell. When thr-y gol up t,, krave
khe trata al Boaton he notieed hla arlfe la thr
n.-\t -".ii i rhln I. " l..ir."i:/,i," ahe aaid, in
, ? fel '?,,,, *.. " I-' renso, keep your aeal ????*? eb?ll
go baek on thla train.'' They areat baek. Twtj
ntontha Inti-r be tried agala with another 1.?,'?.,
folng thia time t" Albaay. Hc fouad his wife
m iltii - lion with t-th Rhe to ik liim I i
? hotel aad the nexi day they return 'i
After tha! liis kttempted elope
ta ir, um- ao common and ao nuiaerou.
tbat nll rreord o( them haa I ? ime leat. Thej
?? averaged about four ;. year. For two yeara
bia wlfe mei or overtooh hlm on every occaalou.
ITicn ihe lx :,;.. i iw ireary ol m mueh rail
road travel and began tl..- praetlee <ii teleffrapbinn
to the loeal authorlti?*a at tbe pml ?f tiu- Bne and
having bim arreeted aad broughl baek. Ti.i*
time ai I exp nae. i >n oae ee. aaloa at le ual
opimed DBttera atill further by mylng to
bim al breekfaa*: "Lerenao, thi-n* js bo uao m
your trylng to gel ofl wlth thal Beaaetl woman
? ii i have klready t-lc_r_pli.il t?. th. Ilait
ford pollce." Mr. Morrow dropped a allent teai
,i,t to 11- ari rk. Laal Thuraday he made
hifl lateal attempl toeacape wlth ;. young woman ol
l >rby, bul wben tbey gol to ProYldcace Morrow
: o it "f tiu" wlndow, n coi nlaed two o>
? ?* i,u ii..* platform, aigbed aad lald be had
, rpeeted lt, aad wenl baek home. Hla atep baa
IobI ith elaatleltir, hla eyea ure aaakea, his faee Ij
iiiin and hanard, bat hi* ladoaaltaWe wlU is m.t
,i broken aad btejoul r-ri11 goeseloping ,)M.
What a beaetlful example la tkal ef Loiaaaa
Morrow, 'pen ily fot yeuthl Here i_ u man ef
our ov. n _eaer?_fioii. Uviug ut our veiy Uoo.b,
whom nothing cau discourage. "The Life and
Elopementa <>f I.orenzo Morrow," when it ia writ
teu, eught to make its BUthot weallhy.
Now tbat Kettueky, la the rver.on of Henry
-vatteiaoa, haa deeUred ..-ain*t. Ifiil a? a -"'re!,i*
dential eaadldate, and Don IL DteldnflOB bai de.
elded thal Mlchlgan ia aolld for Clevelaad, Mr.
HlU'fl refereaee Ln hla apeeeh to "lafBlllbli al| -
ol -cordlal unloa" aeem partlcularly epportune.
Ho appropriation thal has yet beea reported
the Way* and Mcans < 'nmniittee at Albany
wlll be moie heartlly ept-lauded bv the publle
Cfaaa tlnr which piaeea $35,040 to the support ?>l
tbe State Naral Mllltla. The people aro inuch
Intereated ln thla new moveaaeBt to aeeare an
adequate defeaee of thelr ehlef cltjr, and they
want to .ee it eaeouraged and snstnined hearlily.
Tbe Leglaletun ahould paaa the N'aval Beaerve
blU with as little delay a. poseiblc. Ihey slioiil.l
have it La mlnd that whea this battaUoa ia
wanted it will be waated mueh; and that all the
efBelency publio Lntereet cau acive it wlll be aene
too greal for lhe taak it aill have to pertona.
The fact that the atraaded steam-diip Eidcr ha*
not yet f, >ne to piece_ and that) hope is even enter
talned of Ultlmately floatins her speaks volume.
for tl.e orlgiaal exccllcnce of her con. truction.
Our hlgh-toned contempornry "Tho Eveninp:
Poat" la aomewbat dlaturhed by the flaet that "a
large gathering of emlnenl EVeebyteriaaa^ at the
bouae <?f Mr. Jay Gould applauded tTTul gentleaian'fl
action io Bubeerlblng $10,000 to the cuiso ?f
Chureh Exteaalon. Onr eontemporeryaaya: "We
wi.ii thoee wiio wera preaent eoald bave ridden
dowatowo carly this morninx and ohneryod thfl
axpreaaioB on iho facea af buatneei men in the
elevated cara aa they were readlng tbe aeeountfl
ot tbe meetlng ia the morning pasera. Jt mlghi
have given some of Ihem an Idea or two for u
?enaoa on the tlieine, '<au.i*s of the Decline of
Baapeel ter the Chureh.'" Granttng that Mr.
Jay Ootil.l is ti very bad m:in, ira do not qtiito see
bow bla eotftrlbutlofl "f $10,000 to n, good cotnrt
ahould bring the causc into di-repnte. or why
"the axpreflB-OB on tlie faees of buaineaa men" as
thoy read the BCCOUnt of the tranf_vtion t-hotifl
throw anv ligbl on 'lhe "Cauaefl of the Decline of
Beapeet f.,r the Chureh." I htirch Exti-n.ion doea
nol depend s" mueh on the "facea of bueinea*
men" u it doea on their pocketfl. Mr. (Jould did a
vci-y credltable tblng. Why iboulda't Le bo ap?
plauded? "The facea of buataeaa men" aro well
enough ia their way, bul they don't help good
CBiiBCfl it, ieh, eepeelaUy wlieu they are covered by
B sne. r nt _-.mer.o,ly wbo putt. his hand in hla
pocket aad paya
Majo'r McKinley nrain glvea evid.ucn of the
lerel el araeter "f bla head by bla declarattoa that
?t. ?,.,,,ald noi I-- poaalble for either Gerelaad oi
Ilill to ci.rrv New-York State this year. Major
McKlnley'a - ila of tbe MtuatloB axrec.. ex
. ? ti.it made by emlnent practltlonea
.? ???- home,
'lie aaaaal report of tiie New-York Life In.
?uranee Company, whleh nppcur* in another
coinmn, ahowa a large b iaii eaa t,,r l>*t year, deaplte
ti.c .-r.t;,-is-iis t,. wblch ii-.' managemeat baa beea
ted The total nnmber of policies in force
is now 183,452) and tbfl BflJW InflUiaBCfl fot lS'.L
imouuta l t,. ovi-r $15*2,000,000.
PEE80XAL
Tho ron*. <? ratlm of tho r\em CathoUe Dlshop of
Cleveland, oiiio, win ,,<-,-ur la I'Mii-i-iphia co day.
Dr. Rortuaaaa itai bi*-n away from hjaM f'?r _ short
::i retreat nt a eonvsnt. Arrhbishor,. Byaa.
Corrlgaa and EMflT, thlrteeii blahopa, iH-ftmo_*e4i_neur_
nnd about a haadrel n,'rp>m?n wlll tafca part ia taa
, .-ri-ai >t.??*?*. ArehMflbop Rortlgan wlll praaeH a mr
. tho flvaalag at ponttflaal .aapara. Ht?i_-i>
llor*tmaan wlll enter ap io iii* aew dntlm Immamately.
General latrtck A. CoirTrU. of B-BBOn, ta credite.1 la
Chtrago with havloj; arru-i^ed a < omblnatlon wlth I'.li
iiuls L?ein<i" nttN for a falmer nnil lCiwell tlcket; but
when tlil-i (t'tiUeman wtw InlnrriKwed r. e?r_in_ the
story, ho mc_i.*Uy dljelalm-d be-ttg a IT. _MaBBH__Bfeflr.
Tho grrot l>en_t. of tai* acheine. froui a Bay . tate polut
of view, ic tt__t leaatof Pabaer la *o oid tliat he mighi
p. iblj de whlio iir?,',_.-,.t, and the iwaet y >ung
man who ls now Oovernor "f BaBtaehafletta
? ine preB-Ung g'nius cf iba walta
?
N. I!li,'if, rrr-enflr Mlntrter of Forelgn AITilni in
Franee, marHel an Amertran lady, iba fatvatT ef
th? lat,- j.-i.-i,? tt, Bnreh, ol Chleago. She l* a li*n.ttl
fui woman, :c<i i< laleaaely leeetal to her haabaad,
vbom aoBBeal advaacaaMnl li hm eua p*_-*o_. ln
n_. it , ?' ;.i th.it on ene oeeaaloe ?he flraa ashed if
.ho woii'.d ii_?> tn have M. Blbot i Oablnel Minliter;
to whl t tha repllcd ln tho uegaUvo, aildlng that ^^.l
ara* lo i>c Um I tha Ambawador la
15 .
Aaother lover of tTi" -arkma ._.?; dlseovored BBrl
i . ',-??? : .1 . eat pnrt In tbe Hfa of t!.. lata
Khedlve. ii.' araa born ...i a Thaio-ay, BC_or_ag to
i a |4j .,- - (., Um thr -ii" "ii H rbaradaj.
, i,i. :, ,i i ... , uu t >' r volt uf Arabl on .. Tli . lu
!- ? nl r.:.: un .
rokrn :.' 4 ? '. ?...?! ?: 11 irsday, January Sl,
ui tl.c pr. ion.?' Abbai H and 11 ? mlntatera.
... rvernor MeKlcle} I:.. r. warm er.ampl.fl, dni1ii?
tha Btate eampalgn In Oblo la I faU, In Mlaa Marton
Po-ttr, a Waahlngton nrt.-t. Her tir-t rfforta :.t
raptarlag and ronvrrtlng Demoerata --i-i** .i nttJo
dlicouraglng. Tba ven:- ladj aceompanted tba
v ij'.r'-i party aome bI tha tlme aa ba .v.-nt aboui
?peeebmaklng. fteachlng AlUa. ooa iay, ahe rn.-t
I.aUcnmaater nnd a-ked blm whal i.is polltlci
w.rot " Uaeter ba Bepubllcan, tbea l turoed Mug
-nnip, aml now I hnln'l much o' anfthto'," w.is bla
r-jiv. ?'Well, arhen ba im. im- "ii lin traln." ?ay?t
Ml r l.r, "i.e ?!? |.:..t-(.i to \ 'te tor MeKlnley."
ii.i, 44jT''-t when ('.?? Uovernor came to \ya lil
ba told ln tbe Klibltl floua. bow ba bad aol i
illlnm ?? ufter lhe eli rl the I itlonmnat. r
!,l- bnnd and xalri "Wfll, (iuv'nor, I've neurd
..in talk nlffh onlo fourteen jrenrx aml never thoiiffht
? iu '-?.. i'i..'. greal, bul .. '?(?(??? sal came down here
and t.iiiv.i i.i me ttll i proml _ ner to vote (Ur v"u.
and t...44 i fiiei rn ntlrk to the party.11
!? ife t k: ' . of tba Pnlverat.** nf Zarleh, haa ro
-Itik-.i hl ? : la. ?? to I i i me ;. pr Ident of Bertlu.
The ph] klon, ii aill be remembered, undortook tbe
purlflcaUoa of tuberrnllne aooo after lt dlseover.
bj Dr. Boberl k...-!.. llla elarlBed tabercnilne beaaa tbe
name luber nlocldln. I'li ? profexi.r int.-ii.l - t>. cou
tlitiiei Iii- experlmenta in tbe lierman rapltal, aod
liop i to peil cl K .. i.'s method ol curlng consuio_.lon.
Tha nr\v-,|iai?'r- and erIBea of Copenhagea uro boaod
Im* in u.i'ir pralaa of the youthfiil Augoal Banaa,
44ii.i I. fn-r opera, "fleheen," w..s produeed a fevr
ooa?i ii-o iu the Panlaf. eapltal. They rompard
i>iiri wiih M..(-ii.-iii, and predlcl a brilllant futuro
l .i- th- vi.. p ? ? "li. ? ?.." ii i. uld, !. ?
iraya illRbth ti.e Influeoce nl VVii~ner, bul reaeni-le*
nn...* the ..i.i.'i' operai, Ruruu li noo the Uoii ol
CopenhageQ. _
rm: TALK OF THE DAY.
The polnt of Un* following story ik*. in tba Im
portaal parl whleh the " tlireepcnny blt" pla
ehareh c-iir timi* in Bngtand. (.mon Bbuik w;.
ndlj .' in-.- uf li -.1 ui *li.- 'aqulra'i, and
..ne ul kl? opponenti *.?< Wig__T, tha barrlatcr. Tha
Canon l" t ? -"Hfa" and took Irom kt? poekel a threo
pl ???.- to pai for It, __i ii bo plaeed on the edga
if the table. uOb,* aid SVIgiby, -i aaa, oanoo, roa
hava bad yoar dnger ln r- platel" Tha Canon drea
hlmaell .>!> lo i.i* hall hrt.hl (a good ala toetl, .....i looh
Ing tlie maji ol law luli ln the __?, -..i.i: -'i'm sm
piisi-d thal yon, Mr. Wlpby, ln Iha praaaaea >.f ibis
table company, have the aadaettg t> raeognlaa
voiii- own peKry eobtrlbutlon :'
li. Addreaeed tha Oonrt- An mnuiinj* lucidrut nc
nrred ln the Clrcnlt ("onrl nt W'eil Polnt Mlaa., la-t
Mundiiy. A negro boy, belng trled for iteaHng two | ?'
,t iro.iier., and bavlng no biwyer, Judge Campbcll
?i.;. ..i h ni if he dcalred to pea He !? .mptly replled
ni ili? afllrniallve, nnd "fired" "Tho li.iv SlooJ on tho
Rnrnlng B.. i." ai tlie Jodge \r.<\ Jnry.?(Atlanta Con
rtltutloo.
The Svvlsri AnirrlcaiiK b.-ivo .-Jirndv BOUaatei 10,000
tranea, .*-.|>,,,. tor Bha aaaletgnce ol tfcolr rountrvmaa
n gwitaarland arho hava aaJEereg so Inaah raeenUy
f mn giaaatroui Broa, u win be reaMuaoered thal the
weU-known vUlage ol Mclrlngen ?:i. lotaUy da Irojred.
one balfol theahove amount, thal .-. r <t i 57, araa re
raived :i the BlRce nnd through tha dlreel eBorti i.f
\:.i.-iii.ii i-.m- -iihai-i/i-i- _4*.i_ng,a nr Baw-York,
tba 8wIm organ Ib Amerlea. n, edltor, Mr. Jahn
PHederteb, haa toiwaieei, Ig tha eaaw ul the -swi-s
Publlahlng Company," i.is qneta ol tha taai la the
Sfafe ('oiuirii nt Borne, t.> be ilstrlbatoi aeeonllai t..
Hu- i.'Hiiditi-ns of lhe ionors, Bmoog th.* aflleted
Inhahltanta al Maliingaa, Rabateln, Ladlr nnd lalam
I ot.
A r"p->rt eomea from ( leveland thal ihr- riiflin triist
hai beou reorg unlaad. aad (i.nt mrjma wttl ba advanoad
_0 gaa 4:.ul arlthBB t-lrt. duys. lt ihei-foro _.huovca
i nii eronomlcnllv lncllned to dle early, and thua aecipe
' paylng the advanrod rate.-lftoston Iranserlpt.
lt is doubUess a good BBBbJ lor rellgloa* paper* to
have d-partments ol asrl.ult.ir-. mti.ic and so on, bol
It may BXpoaflf them Ifl eei a*l?na! crltlrl-m. Not long
age, for instanre. a snb*. rll.er wrote to tlw edltor at
ii rafigtoafl joi.i~.il iii_a.i_-laan aaal the only __??
faetery article in tho paper during the last month waa
one on " How lo Ral 1 falve*.*'
a ajomaa'a Baveafle, Wjatmna^lla-ef on ast
Whem .11-1 ron gel tbl* ml of Bflrjal 7.orc<*ter chlnal
Wlfe ...iiaiivi i boflght lt.
||..,._aiul-I_mg!.t li I Oreat _naSc_! Why 414
, you I'nv meb ralnonaiy _xpeB*we waaai
! Wlfe (wlth (nppre* ed emotlon) I haa to bay lt to
n,:','i tbal nieael lalteettar roa taa* .iobk>it?for
1 iu <ent* aad gmvfl n.e lor a Chrialaaai praaaat. (Bav
| Von< .Ve-kVf.
The B_ape.ee of Chlna, accordiug to the " OstaalaU*.
rher Lloyd," ha* b -gun the study ol Engllsli. Two
; piofess.rs of thn Tung Wen-Kuan. the Impcr.lal Col
lege of l'ekin, whflW foreign laagaflffM are t_.ught.mc.
m hi* tutora. [iBimportaal as thls st;p seeni* at Uio
llret glance. Its Infltien.c upon Chlna and tlw Chlueao
: niiiy bo great aud la-itlnj. It U *kt***tkBy dlflt.ult lor
un Hriental to ovcrron.o pr Judlces and break wlth the
Uadtttoaa of rcnturle*. nnd lt must have causcd llls
Majeaty of chlna many itoapl s? nlghts before deciding
, npon so radlc.il a ehange Ln U.e hablt* and tradlUona
Of the Ifl-fflrial family. Jlo is to be con
t'nitalated, liowever, upon his wlsdom, and lt ls to t?
i uoped that he wUI have bea r MecflBBla soundlng his
i ?? Ba" BBd _mt1t-'1 nl_ taaaaa than his c-teomed -u'j.
i jc< ts about. Chaaham fc.juare.
Hlggleby-Hello, Plcli: What aro you dolng nowl
; Are you still wita Haatletaal
1 Klnworth No, but I?ve un Interest ln the bii-lncss.
lllgj_eby-la what way, U HPi not too mueh u>
BlflBWOrth-Wby, he told me Bfl rould get along
wlthout mo. and I'm lnterc*tcd io teBIB how he a
gotng to do it.?(II'Mt Ofl Trar.serlpt.
I iitecn years aco Uoi>6ul-<_eneral Waldcmar do Bo
disco was a wBhBOWB ?curc in New-York ioclcty,
un.l th'-re aro manv Nrw-Yorkcre who rccall the grlef
tlicv f-lt at Ma deafh. ln July of 107ft followed ao
! ,;nieklv bv lhe lo-. ?'f hl* WllB and two son*. w_n>
wero drowned on tho Pomeranla in tho F.ngllah Clmn
nel in Noveffiber of the *ame year. O..o aou alone
reiualned. yoi.ng Waldemar de b<*_lsco. and ho wa*
only saved from his brothcrs' fate by the fact of hla
reiiiaining no accompany the now shlp ZaUoca U>
Bm** Uem rramr*! shipya.il. lnstea<i ol eaillng wita
tho rest nf Ua family. Though ?o utterly bcreft,
young J_o.ii.co bravelv took uu _U lonelv life and
devoted hUaaaM to his duUes la tho Busdan Navy.
He has riasa -teadlly. and has becu complimented ln
every place bv superior* from whv-e st'.-rn llps words
Of commondatlon were lndecd pralee. He attolned
the rank of lieutenant -ome time slr.ee. and recently
aiter soveral year*' dutv at ( rons'adt ha* been or
aaaal W Archangel In uhBIBB of tho scl.ooner Bakaa
(BflaflflB), Thls la ono of the far n.rthcrn naval ata
tlon* of Ru'sla. and from those eternal ?nowa younfc
Wademar send* freouent lettcre toflVmerlca, for whu-h
cuntry he rctalns a warm alT-cil_n.
S. Fata! ohlectlon.-Tramplng Jalce?It'fl getttn' to ba
too hard work to piek up a iivin' In thla couiitry. tl It
wuin'l B0 far away, Jd go to < en'.ial Amerlky. A BU
il -.'? bev to do nothlu' tliere WTi^le rountry ? cov
ered witb baaaaafl. Nothln' to do but lay uuder a trea
all day an'eat baaaaaa.
Busty Kufe?Oot lo pick 'cm off n the tree., haln t
yei
'? I knowed ther' wnr. somo drawbnrk.*?(Chlfagfl
Trlbune. __^____
MR. REI&8 RE8IGXATI0X.
A CHOBUS OF COMPIJ--ENT*. CONGIUTUIA*
TI0N3 AND BBHBIb
A L0_8 '?0 THK DII'L'.MATH; SEnVICE.
From Tlie New-York s-un.
Mr. Whltalaw BaM'a r.-sisnailon of _h_ ofllce ol
Amer-.-an Mlnlater to Frame will be a loflfl to tlw
dipbjina'ie Mvvlc- of the .rovernmenU He haa w.il
terved i.u eountry, and baa .i"<ie credit to hlmaail
bv hla maaacenMal of t _? baalnam of tbe amflaaeBaa
held for tho l_*t three yean. Ho has dlspiayflu *e_l?.
patlenee aad wladom la coaBaeBag tho neg,iUaUoa?
for th? BiWlamant of varioaa praetirai emmBoaa al
ooneern both to tho l'nited euti.a and ? Fracce. Ho
ha-s borne h_ai_elt wlth dlgnlty Iu accordance eW tl.o
ttiidltlons of tho Ameriean Ml'Sloa La BBB Frer.ch
Mr Held h?? nl_o nrimtnlatered wlth auch genero* tr
and polltancas iboae welal fuiu-Uou. that appoi-UiUi
t,. bla ofllce fi.at hl* su.-cessor will llnd lt 1_ not e_*r
., . mai i ;> exampla. He Iin* *t-?),l lu hl_h fovot
botb mIUi Kpnichm-n and wlrh Ameri.ans in Raaee,
He h?s iiii.lnu.li.ed the nio?t cotdlal -BmOflaa wlth Ua
Fren.h Govcrnment and all Its menib*r_. ?nd hna
been ao lortanate a* lo win the est-etn of the BBerary
atid artlsiio cirtles of I'orUlan aoct-ty. In flhoi'W
baaafl been ln every way aucceaaful as BBB Amerteao
Mini-t-r to Fraoee. aV
Mr BaM Ifl ''"mlng homa to assuma tao manng-v
?m_t ef The Trlbune durtne tho Pre__dentlal *?io,
nairn. As a poht.cal opponaut. w? _h__l weKoina hlm
to the fleM of ronlllrt, ta whleh we hope Kl? partv
1. doomod 10 deamt, but ln WMeh, we trust. th* battl*
aiD bfl waaai by both sldes iucordUig to tiio rulel
,,f i*-..*on nad BflBBfaaf,
FAITHni. T?> A GHBAT TRUST.
From The New Vork HeraJd.
If tho BepabBcafl partv bellevei ln the policy ot
rflflrardlng faitliful mrvk. it ha* a, very con.*p-L-uo_* op
portunlty to prote it. _ . _.
There l* r.ot ii rr.an among them all who haa dona
-., aphold me goixl name aud to support the
dlgnlty ,.f thl* ',',? arabflflnl than Hr. Whltelaw Held.
lle hn"* bad ex. redlngly oacrona dutte* lo p*rf?nn. ai.d
thfl B fldtton ln whj'-h h* hr.* more tl.an ODOfl be?npiac'*d
,..,., ,^t : , ,,. nnuauAl 4-tzrt*' of diplnmitle acll an.1
lact. ii" mia. bowever, m-t erery emerfeney with a
raro romblnatloa of good tente and buamem nbiliy,
v.ii and reapeel >t hi* eoonnymen.
Ilnrrl-on. If lihiine I* r?ally <tit >,f the raee, wlll
natumllj exptct tha nomliatlon of Ic* party for Um
ITo*ideney. Tl.e honor <?} the fl-cond place mir'ht wej
ferfed on Br. Beld bi r.gi lUon of hi* lldelity
t.< mi importanl tni-:. Tte Bepublleaafl weaM at
Uiemselvm c.-cdit by _u,ii b ehome.
A W'cr.TIlY M1NISTKK.
i r im Ti.e Baw-Yorfe wertt.
Mr \\ bltelaw BaM I* '" resl.n the Mis-lon to Franca
Mr. Beld baa l_*en n credltabli leprsfl. ntatlve of th.<
, untry, und hi* rraMenee iu I'Hrt* bae baaa a mo?i
charmlug t- lal roatre. Ke iu" di*p_.ve?l ta< t a:.a
nbUlt] l.i tbe in iiagemenl ?,i ihe ,,itu-i:U befljaem
.. :i the rwo counirlm. Hli experleace ln Eur.?i_s
n n*t BBTfl been botb pleaeanl a_nl ii_-iru.-tive. aml
he wlll <i._it,ti"_- coaae baefe m ht> aewpapm wtu?
retreabed raergy and enlarged rl?Br?. We i;.'tigr_tulata
K-lil on lil* pr -i" , iive rtturn to B iBrgflfl Beld
,',f aerlTlty und B_e_alm_M.
ntOM O-fl OBBAT tOBTTO ANOTHER.
Froai The Tii.y Tlaaea.
ir is BMonneed tti?t th? dep.ttur* frnm PBria ?'l
Ilon. Whltelaw Ketd. tti" Amertcaa Klntoter, h_-s b*-u
? i :,c*t ii- t44.i aroaka mi aeeoanl "f the 1'ren.n
rrlali and tha lnt< rrupUon to Legnrlon bu_l
ne i. Mr. K.-nt is tn vi it Qm Catted state., aad
Ihere aeoma to ba li'tie reaaoa to i?>ubt that h* \riii
-,....'. tondar hia re_ignat-Oi_ ln iu-t, lt la proB-f
g.i'.crally uoderatood lhal he aaaal lavo rvtiml ftvni
dlpl miMic nf- aorna linia ago but for tha pendina
iii -oUatlooa arlth Krance reb-Uve t>. Uio n*.inl?*l m N
American mearti and tor .*.. axttadlttM Bwiaty, arhleh
ho Ucalred io brlag t.i a raceeaeful eongaetoo.
Mr. Kctd h_? BBlV-d ln- Groverna__hl (vs Ita rr.ire
? nentatlve il Parh ?.iii e*repOor_al i-.Uliy nnd ? ?
ii. haa bc-n enabled ta do _f eanatrynMB
m...t importanl aad vaJuab-e aervice, gaaattj ??iilurgiiig
irelgri bum-Kou for ihelr producti .*.d overcomliig
nnliiat dricrlmlnatlona beretofore malmnlaad agalaai
ihrm. n i- andaratood tbal i..' laavea tiv? i _rta
y I becnuae he itmis .-. more Invitfng a.i. eoog-Olal
. , t rfforl iu journallam, ln wblch ln*. i_< ulfvadv
,, ronip ii uall dlatfhgi-l-li-d htmaoif. Iha BoaMfora
iiiiiiiiK-'I..dav i- .1 roonument tu bla oapadtf and
?v, nnd repreaaota tbe beal tooj-naltan and tlw
1 i Bepiibliranlsm ol tin> Nattoo. Bi kt rialgaa
tlon tha K..i".(iv wlll loee a MlnLst^r m h-in.>l
-horn in may well ?.?* proud, hut it wiu aaaaaaa idai
back f(> tbe aetaal dlroctonihlp ol Mi graal paper.
AN Alll.K. AND KA ITH I'I L ______ ENTATIVB.
i'i'..iu Tba Bawbarg J__raal.
\\ i.T.law h.-iu. :i? iM'-u siat.s Mlnl.ter to Frnn-ei
haa in..*!t* im oaealleni ts.o.d aa on aiii.- ...ul .liu.ful
i.-|... -.im.iiv.? pl ln* -oartry, li la aaM tint *n? t?
? ii.iTn.4 to manage w* greal new-popet Tl.e
Tribune, did-iigr the I'.v-d.-n.i.-ii i aataal What the
country Ioaea ln egfar-lva aervleo -.-road tlie uiIUop
rcudcra of Tba Trlboiie wlll galo.
Tlll'.lti: M VNoTIII'.i: (ONVF.NTI..N _>F.NATOZ.
From Tha Bew-Yorh WorM.
Tha February pnlnt. ln Uup ?iiiue of pnlltl.s inl
been arored (by genaf.ir- 1111.1. a cv .ry one foivsnw lial
II arould be H tiu* early eoovenUoa aara BoratoeataBi
ma whal aboal tha fai' greatai eontoat lu Junot
-1IK HAV AS Wl'.l.l, BBOOm Kl'.CONCII.ED.
Prom Tha .Woreeater *>ii>.
jiiad a* Bngland, *\et _aaet_r**e ta the *f?t? af ha)
?. ..in- K.-. i'.c great im-ii .iii-Ikk uf her aat-onal weaua.
. ...: ?.. itecrj tbe M Klnfe) Llll before lt ?_*! I"-!
Into operallon?and moal inreeaafaBv; -?> tlie shiib
country lalon tha alerl lo aunad u ao_t of -.Imnii ..i>>n
iMTuming n.iiviii.ct of |ha fi't lhal Amarteaa *r.?>
pfeklng up." The npprehlnalon "f Bn.iiQa.
ibe greal onrrying toupt.v ol tha wor.d, U nonievilal
jli Ul _ble.
? ?
HI*. HAS Um HIS Tt'LL.
I-Om Tlie Chtrago Bewa.
RepreaentaUve gprahgar li aald to ba i llnroi da
ml of Charkmngoe. t'nlneldly for Mr. spiiniro.
( bartemagne haa nothing Bear Iba intlin-nce i-? bbqb
bnd. ii- aaa a iraal aaaa, bai aa eaal *-iii_ ? v.>i?
IIUW.
-?-.
\ rak i.._*s iikkuic n_E_0_n_a_R~_
Kroni Tb. lloston Juiirnal.
.1..-..1 pollUclau.

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