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eri"** for r.-^n'ar de'lvery of the dailr p?p?r wBI ba re.
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tubsbay, march 22. i?02.
TWELVE PAGES.
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THE nWB TB1S MORSISG.
ForeigE-The rumor tliat TLanrellor von Ca
privi bae reaigned fn.m the Prussian Cal>inet is
atrongly rlenird: ('<.niit von Zeiilit/'a leeifBation
l.aa been aeerpted. s= Qtieen YietoriH aad bai
pjirty arrivH at Rparaa, ta Um Sonth af Franee.
:- Prirn-e Bi?ranrek tf. 111. r=sa Mr. f:diiiuufl
Vatee wrifes of tlie Wnrl l of Lendon.
CwagiBBa laalii beaaeaaa in aaaalon. Tba Ben
atc: A numlier of billa were acted <>u. ass=s The
House: Tlie Arroy Appropriaticn bill was pfissi>'l
and tbe Free Wool bil! was fnrther cf.t.-i'iereil;
tlw lloufio Committee on Kivere and BaTban fom
pleted ifa general bill.
Daaaaaae.-It wa? repnrtcd at WaakJagten tiut
ax>rd Sallsbury in bia note had reft.sod ta rrncw
the mudua viven.li. ? Sevea "baadle'1 Alder
ruen i'f < BSBaia were indieted nnd hehj BBder
$12,000 bail cach. =-^i Tl:c affalrsafthe Oeotfla
Central Railroad ore fonnd to be 111 bad si.apf
1-1 Efforts will he Bnvflej t" pas? tl.c Iiqnei
Denlers' F.xclae bill at Albany thia weck. =r
Tbe atrilte on the Canadiaa Facific in the far
Wcst aeeuraed hajBI prop^irtioria.
f'lty and Suburban.?The Standard Oil pecple
veted to disnolve tbe trust. -.?? The prataata
against the Fark race-cuurtie frighteced tbe Tam?
many mfu. ~_Rinp Democrata making eftorth
to save Maynard from the oeusurc of the R:ir
Awtoelatiou. :_-- gaaraaaa held ha annnal areak
faat. aa z=a General J.it'lefield waf acquittod. - ?'
Tlie diTgoode trade orjatiized coinmittee? la a.s?iHt
in comjleting tbe Grant Monumetit Fund. =-=
.St'.fks -were iall ?cd the flealinjrs were profe^
Bjoaal. tbe closing bein^ heaTT at lower prires.
Tla? Wrather.?Forecast for to-day: SightlP
aarmer and fair. Ter.per.iitire yesterday : Hlfbeat,
37 degrecs; lowest, 21 : average, 27 7-S.
Those Democ-ratis in the Honse ivlio aro r>p
poso<l BB frea silver aro thvidfd in opinion as to
the b^st course to paxaae in iiph'ing tho Battd
bi'l. Boant favor tilihust^ring, l.ut otbara loik
ai'.h aversion on such a BBTJay. On*> thing cw
tain is rhat they sbould receiv? no aid or com
fort from the Repnblirans in any effort (B poait
j>ne action ?pon the main Bjofafflaa. The fata
cuw^.n of the bill t^ill begin ro-dr?y, and BB
Thursday, if the ailyer men ean CBTtJ out aaeat
plan, a vote on the measiire will l.e raken, vvitn
a faajaal fhat is not epen to 1wibt.
Th? Park spcilers bave taken Bba alann.
Mayor Grant haa ca'led upon the Park Cv.mmi.i
ainera to halt and lefc public opinion assert it
aelf. Acoordingly a publ'ic hetwing on the qnea
tion of ccnerructirig the <*pee<ling trick ia to be
givon by the Park Board to-morrow moniing at
11 o'clock. Mcrenvej, it seems cerrain fn>in the
tone of tbe Obaunisaioners' nfr^nuin^fi yesterday
that their revent aaaltf BBtfOfl arffl l.e rx-?finded
with scant (wemony. 80 fir goetj! Iiut tho
agitatiun nuist go on until the ohnoxious act is
repealed by the laBjallBflH. The people aiv
the rulers of this to\\u, after all. When aVa>
ough'j aroused they are intincible.
The TRinvNF.'s ?:aff tiuataapOBBaal in Rhode
bland poiflta out iu his dispatch fo-dny tliat the
Deniocratic bhaater alK)ut large sunie of money
for the use of Rflriuhlicans h merely a blind to
diatract afterrtien from baB Bad that a Mf eam?
palgn fund for the IVmocraTfi haa been pn..
vided eutside of the Srate. There is moral evi
dence lhal nuch B ftind is in readinoss in tbe
midaV-n di??play of inrei'est in tbe Rhode Ishnd
campaign which has been made in thia city.
Our frienda tho eneiny mean to lcavo 110 slono
untiirned in their elTort'ro cirry tlie c miing
election.
General Jloiaco l'ottei's apjical in lehalf ??f
the Grant Monument Fund has boine immediato
fiuit. Yesterday a nieeting of Bictchants in
varioiB lines of trade ^va6 held at the Chamber
of Comnwroe. M^arm approval was given to the
alai tronosed for comyleUnf &Q fuu(i. and a
or.mrnjt-fta* for ?ach brano.h of trado an appoirft
.?d ro aolicM BKiiioy Por the ^ork. Thla baai
Beaajfke way of doaling with the Bnbjed ougbl
to, aad oVanVJeaa will, a/radnoB ffaaj n
New-York'a liaartmenl of tho Grant Nfooametil
, ia not vnrwlnni: to which we mi poinr \-i'li
i prJde. Th" "pportunity to redeeni the good
j aame of tbe .-if?' id bow otYered. Lel H bc !??
j proTOd. _ _
I- i? tta^eratood *hat Tammanv Hall ii Biaking
ri^pora**" etTorta r?> ptcjivenl the BdoptJon by tbe
[>ar AaBodatioti ol a laport advatae lo Ibbbc H.
Maynard, ihonld one be preacnted by tbe corn
nittoe of inwardgniion. The oommittee, when
it?fppoiotaaent rrag provided for. traa ronrnand
,.il to repori thit evening. The inij ><??.?'anoe ol
to-night'a Bteefing i- Bfdf-erident. It beboovea
evaty mgcaber of the acaodarUon who believec in
a cleao-haaded Judidaiy bo be in attendance.
The frienda of Maynard, whose Bpokeafnen a
o igbl aso arere Netaofl Smitb, ebainaan of
Ihe Tammany Qmenl Committee, and Roger
V icter, wfll he out in form vritboBt doabf. 'I
must be nr. whiteiwaahJng proceedinga by an ac
cioVntaJ naajority al thia aaeeting et BBy "'her.
A F1NAI VOTB SBBDFUL.
Again the Doroocnts who want to 6V)dge a
djreot 700B n the BOrer qiieBtiofl bbb troping fot
-lio aid of BepubUcaB Bjeanbera t*f the Honae.
Their pian i* to offer an aBBeno^meni poBtponing
the >ilve/ bill nnrii DeceMtber, with a prorafkni
that bb internati nil conferenee shal! nrtaawhire
be invibed. IW M requlrec only a Uttle knowl
rdgo of tbe dtOBtlOB t<> C ravince any fair man
tba) the one thinj? BlUBBBiy. if an irreinationul
oonfajreoee h to be befld a: all and M to have a
chanoe * > do any good, b that Ihe bill proriding
tor free coiaage Bhatl Bral be dMfettted, aad aol
Bierely deferred with a probable majorffy ia Ita
faror. I* la ajeaaaraWj oerlaiB that GreBl
BrrtaiB and Gerrnany will ooBcent to Bothiag Ib
renccj loobJug toward a larger naa of aflver
io k>Bg a* they espeot lhal the United Btafea
tvill quickly take the whole loaa and aaanme the
prhole bnrt* n and rk* by frea. <*--in.iu-- of silvcr.
The object of Ube Deabocrata in thia iBBtaace
b precavely what it waa when they coted for
. afponement oi the debate until Deeember. Thcrj
de.sin to deoriTe the people agaJn in certain
(ii-itii-t.-. and by bo .1 dag to aeouie a najority
in the oext Hotjbb and to gaia PrealdentiaJ
Bleeton in State* where thoy wonld have. no
chance if eoynmitted to free ailver. The i>eoplo
they reaaon, caa be peranaded that al votea by
Democrafe prior to thia year do nol coont, be
oauae eaaf aader differenl linancia! cirniin
atanccB, or with miafaken ideaa of ;ho poptilar
feolinj.'. and ili'l n ?t i" any pernaaeat aenae
oommit the party. Then a vote ol i.-*)"-n^nent
din be wywaeiitod ia anti-cSlTer diatriota aa a
virrual aVfeat of the trjeaanre, but ia rilver lia
tricta it oan bv aaid tha* the toeaanre waa only
deferred in ord?T to gain aonasoWng nnire by
internatJOBa] con*B?eBce. The ooaatry h peo
i.-.-tiy famiUar, and b3?d ahaolntely daajrtaBed,
with Desaocntac rJoobte-dealing and triekery ob
thia qoeation, Yet DeBBOciBbi in the Houae are
tighting dftjjx^rarely for another rhn?:fx' to de
fraud and fawetre *h-^ voten, boping to al tl
aeata in Congttm by MBeJy repreaeBtlng t)io ,i
titade and pnrpoae of Iheti ).arty.
TllE TbIBDKB '?anuot r^e any retis^>n wby Re
pnbllcBn RepwaantatlreB abould h.-'o *his dic
honeal arick. The yueafloa of fn^e c*:mz^ ii
now properly befOBB the IlOttCe. Tho c.iintry
haa been 'ii-',:i!',."?l ia i*-1- iBdo?liriei and ita
flnaace fw mt.r*. f-htui a yenr by fhe oerfbiinty thal
the preaent Hoose au in fBver ol fren mnftge.
It ia .K>t Joat to boainees intewala that tlif (|hin
?Jon I.O lcft open xintil nezl whtter. No othet
thinjs conld d<> ao nmrh to rewtero lin:flici?l OOB
Sdence a^ a dccaouiBiatton tha* free coinage
cannoi poaaibly rcmne until afhtc ai:other On
gm* and Piaafdeca hav^ been eleecad. V aeeina
to be tho plaifl dnty of Reptiblicana to in-:-'
ui m a flnal rofcj wrbhonf defay, in order thal
the bill ajay be kUled, and nol n -tely v^'v i ? d
[| wonld be tleHbi i 8 decepti m of the peopk
lo ajBtsl thia lateal DetBoeratie tri k. The rnfora
of erery dtatrid hare a Hsrh* to know prectai ';?
arhere their rept^eBenaattvea ataa I on thia qnea
tin, n ?? by Inferenee or protaadoti, bul by i
reooraad and Bnal roto. It ia tbedr rigbi aol Bo
be ohested any long-r by randidafa who pre
tead to be agaiBat free i daage, but who .- ? I
\Whirif;t'iii when eiected and ;n^ wtth a po
ijtical partj entirely coDtrollod by a free-ocina^
majority. li' R< pobHcan Repnaentativi? belp
tho lateal Democratic ?? h hue by \ rtiag forp. ??
ponemont, it leenbi to Tur. Tribubk thal Ihej
will be Bjvaking ahernaelvea partiea to a deceptioB
and defraodiog of the p^.;.!.', aml tha1 their
act mus-f iiijnrf1 the Republican party, and ran
onfly help thoae Deroocrabi who wlah to gel
plaoes by pretending thaf their party Baeana one
thing wh'.-n in facl it meana an ther.
If diin- *o the indnatrtea and the boajneaa ol
the country reqnirea i dectaive pote, and if dnty
to rotora reqnirea thal they ahiaald not bo df>
ceived any longer, Bepoblican Bieniben certaiB
|y bave the gtrongeal pnrtJaBB reaaoBa aJso tor
inaating opoa a vote whirb nusl erxpoae and
divide tlie Deinocratio party. Each membi
nnM be peraonally aware thal it could only h<-!
rhe Democratic party and hnrt tho Bepublicaj
in many diatricta to alk.w fnrther enraaion of a
Bnal vote on Ihe pending bfli. Tho place foi
RepnhUcani to vote no, Bnnly and londly, is on
rhe i>a,-Ki<:p of the bill. Bul another excellerrl
plarc to vote no ia f>n any motion to poatponcj it
A TAMMANV ABBB8T.
Tho Brreal of Mr. li. L Godkin, E'liv'r of
"The tvenin? Poat," in the ffariy honiB of
Snnday Bvorning on a warrant iaaned by Juatice
(Jrirly upon a chsrge of criminal libel agaansl
Mr. o'lh'loran is one of tho?A oocarrencea which
do not s.h',11 ro ns propet1 to be |ia.N*ed over light
ly or tavBtted foeuaariy. It w somethinn more
than a niere peraonal affair. 80 far as Mr. Ood
kin waa txNioerned, it doca nol appear that he
w;is cabjeeted to any indignity or hcvdahip be
yond the inconveni'-nie <,f bdog takeo t<> Ihe
poUt^atation and retjuired to forniah bai! on
fBunday and at an BnuauaJ bour. llariag an
8W4Bied thal reqnirenient he went his way. Tbt
drcnxavtancea that giae thia taaiBUcrion aignifi
otaee aro: firab, that Ihe allefeed hhel conaictcd
in pnbliahed oommenta opon the actton of :1k
Grand Jury of laai nv.nth and thejeharacter <?f
the in.'ii who oompoaed it, thal Grand Jnry being
a part of rho BUtchinery by which rho Tnmmany
Sodety eonttola atid jroverna this town; aecond,
tliat the warranl w:ls iaaned by one Tanuaaaj
Police Joatiofl ar the inabance of another Tam*
niany Juatice actiog aa profwaional adriccr of
napiaiBBnti and third, thal tho thne "f BBr
rioe leavos n? donbi of rhe parpoae ol all Batfiei
to ajnhjeol the arreabed party t?> the greateat poa.
aible annoyance.
It araa aol Mr. Godkin aJone al whom thece
pTooeedJaga tverv rtiined. Thoy were BBtnifeBtiy
intended as g trarning to all Daywapaper editon
and ethera who Biigbf feel diaposed to critlciac
tho Bafdhodo ..f Taaajnaay or the <lni-ar!<ir of ita
iBctrnnienta, They aerve to eajtfM^aaiae the facl
thal Tamniany Hall. if it bbb boI yef reaehed
tbe poinl <>f aboolote power where it can aop
preafl boabUe Btt^raaioec entirely, haa at kaaaTthcy
nachiaery whereby i' aaa gubjeot t-> peni an
Boyanee and puf in peril the perconal iborty ol
wluK'vor ventiiix's t<> critioaao i; too aaiabJy. That
wan th? lor*4on which ;> coigile of follows, placoil
by Tammany in judicial potrftlona for which, liko
mo>t of the Tammany creaturos, th?y are ridicu-,
loaaty unlit, underaiok tn T?acii th' >"]-'m ot ?
BearapaBMr which had with aotoe addaeaa char
Bcteriaed the inalniaaBBta and mefhods of the
ruling organhtBUBB.
It is ? aign of the I a*ea. A aign ol tha grnw
ing auda.i-y of the gang "ho role the fcrwn.
They are Iha lineal M*cca-aora of tha Tanimany
orowd who eanied thfaga with anch a bigh I ""'
in the time of Twaed and Connolfy and the cor
rupf fndgea who iwexl tha anachinery of the
oourte in th- aame way for tho bbbw porpoao.
Tho arreat of Mr. Godldfl araa nol ao glaring an
antnga aa thal of Saanial Bowlea ia the Tweed
Barnard thue, but it ia in tho bbbw line and aa
near it. aa theao cheap ahystcra darod varturc al
thia time. Tammany fell down in ita Bffori
,.,?;./,. the preai thon. Do th? oraseat gang
think th :? < in - K?eed aa* bettw Boa ?
7/7/: irORKI* OMBy AXD l BE 8PEED-BOA D.
I? ia an encouraging aign thal tho noridng
men of the dty are I I mnaelvoB to do
...,. ,',,. | iid ,:, Central Park. Thaadroratea al
the apeeoVfoad olaiBi thal Ihoae who cannot af
ford i" diivc o. bluo-hlooded trottar iroaid Bad
sreal delight in atanding with the thrang which
would Mnge thia orach from ead Bo end to nrafch
tbe friotionleaj action of theae ariatocratio ani
pjaai and the aarJai of their wearthy drivara, Dtrl
the people do BOf bbbbi B?Bianifea1 any profonBd
gratitude for -his privifego. They prefei tha
giasa and Broee and tho pictnra Bf p latoral \- i ?
wbieh thia road wonld dcaoiate. No dmibi thej
rcaJiza that as the dty growa Central Park will
bo tha obIj apot on thia Udand arhera the poor
and the chiklren of the poor ean caUch a glimpee
of grasay meadownnnd tha n-yatwy rrf the woods.
01 oonrao, the men who ara apoken of with
bo ranch reaped becaoaa they oan afford to paj
lioo.OOO for a boraa caw littla for icanea lika
thia Thoy have villai al Lenox and Newport,
whi.se parkliko groonda furniah picturea for their
pieasura like thoao oi which tha road will de
priva their lrss fortnnate neighhara. No fair
iniinb.il mea will aconae IheaB gontkinen of a
deaira bo irdura bhdr fdlow-citiaena in rooro
wnntooneas. They ara ainrply blinded to tho
righhi of otben bj i BOBtioUiBg deaira Do nmlti
).!y. it the pohlic expenae, opportunitiea foren
inying their favorite paatime. They have found
bo difBcBlty in BecnriBg tho ald of the !.? ?
lafure, the Govemor and the Park Board, bul
public opinion la Icing in thia conntrj, and pub?
lic opinion detnanda not only thal thia Job ahali
be arrasted before II goea any further, but thaH
tho action of tba Park Board and the. Legielaturo
be rcpoaJod. If tho worfdngman i f thacity will
aasort their righta the fighl is won.
Central Park berenga to tho people and nol to
a driring clnb.
,-w?
IOMPVLSOBT KDUCATIOX OSCE M"i;i.
3ome refonna more with arnaziog alowneaa.
ConrpuUory education la one of tbem. For yeara
the LegUlatora baa 1.n ' with tbe
fael tbal ignoranco is on the Increaeo in Ihia
great Commonwealth?which flatlen itaeh* upon
Ita intaliigencai tbal n twithatanding tl." enor
m nis aonnal antlay for th ? supporl of our rom
ni n-achool ayatem ihe number of children who
Berar aee tha inaido of a acbo >lht n e n "? I
keep- pav a with 'he growtb ol our population
In his i' p >rt aubmi b I In 1888
,.;,? ,.f Public Inatrui on ahowed by a reference
t, carefully compili d tablea lhal " the attend
BBce upon tho achoola when compared with tbe
number of children ? I k I agoli BT per ceni
lesi tban if waa in 1801 in i itica, wl n I
towna ll baa fallea <>ff 7 per cent."
Thia report waa foUowed by tha introdu.
,,f a bill proridlng for i
bhronajhoal tha Bfeasa, II waa preparad by l< id
ing (ity and aillaga aaperintendenta of edtn i
rion and was indoraad by the SuporiBtendenl
of Pahlie Instruction. The Legialature paaaed
:?. bul ll ancounterad Goremor Hill'a rel .. Il
encoiintered, bea lea, tho ' i l I
many peraona who wore in h< irtj aympathi
? ... :i. ral Inti nt, bul b< I thal il unw i i
,i,lv int-ri'.I with privale i bo >la uid with
boma in--*rm-ri .ti. The
c mpnli iry education which la now ]
Albany lika thia one ol i ?,v!? and it- i
of iisfii (g open to the
-o ftaxned aa to Becure priva <? righta in i
tion. ThereFore unleai it a amended il ma*
fail in the I> .' latura or be killed '?:? I ?
ernor. In tbe < ircumatancea, the ] ra of
prirate who< ls ivould be d i ? l ?
oellenl ? ' -~':" m '.v
arell a-!c al 'li? ir banda, if they would appn a
,. immi. af their aumbcr to prepara a a tl ?n
to be incorporated Into tho bill which would
rsind'T the legtalation -~.it i-r i? nry I i tbem. Thii
oone, t!i" boon I compnlaory education mighi
he a enred thia year.
It is obvioua thal there ii nrgent neod of the
i : ge of a good pr u tical meaeiire t'> aupi
the dead lottor now on our atatuta books. Are
n ,t Um educatora of the Sl rtc i rjual to tho I isk
.,f praparing a bill which niii be gonerally ac
ceprabla, which will doal nnjustly to ooinl
W'c believe they are. \Vo i .mrnend ro them
thia eatrad from Supcrintondenl Draper's rep rl
of laal V*''11':
r.vet. Ihoagb ti.'-ri) ma? be i " ??? ?? ? ? ?
..po.. nlnor del Ita, IHI an Inlell people, ha
ommon Intereata and benl apon .i i .moion porp ??.
.iu?ht to be abta i" agree n| on tbe I lall m
arblefa lhal] n.ahe rnre that al] rhlldren althln
Bed ..!-?'?-.. -!:..il In one a bj oi ? Ira the -"i
rantagea ol al taaat an elenjentary ednratlon. fmr
fn-.' p .iiiii- aehoal :-. -i.-.'ii ..i'.-t be {ndgad b) re
Ita eoal ll targaand Iti raanlta rnnal be commen oralo.
Tbe general rasalta arhl u n oaghl t" pi ahire aad d.r
whleh it -vs. iii bc held re pon Ible, rannol be attalned
wttbotH ricid rampataory attendance 111 . All otbei
iiviii/i-ii aatlona bare -?i?i**??? -,at--?i thl raet and acted
apon it. 1' aaaa ta bm Impi. iiive that are aboul I d
Bbewtae. __?____^^___
77//. CHICAGO BOODLE isVE&TIQAT10N8
Cbieago Hema bo be fual on the nva of b
greal pabl i aaah af munieipal dii j linen, aimi*
lar i<> that hrhich ati >nded the Broadway Kail
road expoaurei in thia cify. For nearly liftecn
yeara the Weatern mctropolia ln- been held il
tha merey <.f comrpl ganga of reveniiopoliticiana,
whoae aole lim h-i> been t<? ateal ihemsolvef
rirli aN qulckly aa po* ible. Tho Jaehnea and
ihe afoGariglea and Ihe McDonald* cvidently b
long to a prolilk br <>d. whow; cxtinction apec
ulstora of the Sharp airijio are loo nnu:
and activo to oncciragej bul Chii ^to'a blood la
up, ind it aeema likel* thal tho men who have
long befld in theCitj llall a i aruival of crime will
v.i't. bogin to wi?h they had behaved th 'maclvea.
Chicag . Aldormon aecm to exccl othera prini i
pally ln the reokleai audacity ..f their operationa,
whirh ti" iniii.ula:- paina are taken t>> ronccal.
The peraonaJ organ <.f ex*Mayor Carter Harri
?on, who ooghi to km w, dc larea thal ihey buj
their aeata aa paying inveatmenta, expecting to
u'uin wealth on an ofOeial ilary of $180 a year
? I ani now ii'h," boaatod a notorioui boodler al
a dmii". aorne yeara <il'.?, "and. by graciooa, in
tajro yeara ihail ba as rich a> arrybody. Bring
oa bome more wine." lt i> aaid tbal ^1^7,
000 waa diatributod in is^<; to*4 greaae Ihrough"
i itreei iailnid franchiae. ^inco then pricca
have gona np, and 8130,000, 9180,000 and
1280,000 ara th" Uguraa named in connection
\?itli tiit-.H' recent tianaactjonA. One Alderman
wantad |5,000 for getting an ordinanca vw of
a j.i^.iiii l.i.l". Th" preaidenl <f a gaa company
m ui Bjdviaed thal he eould pravent th<- grant of
a is.ntr.ut to b nv il hv '? bidding ovor the men
behiad if ; and an Alderman blaadly Infltiiuaed
tho bearcr of a lagiNmale offer <.f moiu-y t<> tho
Litj for a franehise that he had " tnlkt'J it oier
Wlth tbc boya,' and the thiBg oou.dn't raaJJjr be
teM ., leaa than 975.0W, which he and bla
col'eagnea wonld po. ket.
OnFebroary 29 the CounoH, aotoated oafwtfi
Mv'i,v .i rirtoona deatre to "abate tho arooke
nuiwnco," gnuited to a private company free,
fi;,l;i:i4oxc:,,-ivM^nn.-i'."''?^>-,,'\',<;,}','b"
li, ptreotoand oonatnicl anbwaya ror the trana
?1i-.i,,nands.ipr!V>^'!I1!>,^,l;iir:i::inr',;nL
nower Mayor IVaBbburne rjefjotiated a --"P
!,,:,1,I,t;ir/;iC^n,,-,.t.'-d.,i,n.;l'..a!layP:ib
icclam0r. This-aproom.-nt. bowever, overy
bodyX-toifaUworthleB.. Aldernian Martto
proposod at a reeent Conndl meenng a, rc>
? (li- the .T.mpn--1 air ordiBauce. HoW
!,? Mr. Cbainnan." crled Aldernian Madden, ta
author "What *oei tho anpomtion Cwn?cl
Slr The Corporation Ootniael beld that the
..Hinan.e was lega), deapite thaiowWob of a
.:[1|(..lilTi;.. said Aldernan Goifbler: Thia
.pany baa nol expended a dollar ln making
thucTntract It baaaimply madoitabow. aaying,
?Vouhuvo?ivon...thooarthand,yeuc,oi,'.t.
Nevertbeleaa, tha motion to rapeaJ waa loat by
ttTOteof 40 to 22. and AlderBUto Madden aintjed
Kardonically. Tho cowpany. with ita inwocable
f. m- .^.vlvtoawaitth.-tiniowhoncnipr^orl
n\t is , Msceaaity, and can then do bj ll pleasea.
Tnio pr. ofs of bribery nugbt. work a fcarfeiture,
md the h al ?y of the Broadway Raiirood iNored
;h;lt honeatyJnthatccBRS wonld have beea era
hlfi(,,,iv the besl polioyi bni at this n.-inen
Chfcagt, haa decidedly rhe woraf of ita bargain.
Wbil.. the eoBfeaai <a of a defeBted candnlate for
re^tooHon ia Ininiediately reaiBBbrihle for the
pending inquiry, the awement agaiBat the
(.oodlera ia Ihe work of a fitixena' organtaation,
wh080 interrcnUoo af thia time ia the beal guar
.,.?.. n.-.in-t reaorl to rewoluUonary methoda.
^tatoa Utorney toBgetaBcker Baya be baa evl
denceenougb to convicl aavetal Aldermen, and
the revelationa aetomah even thoae familiar with
suchcrimes. iw.I. men of all partiea roaliro
thal a crlaia haa been rcajehed and oall londly
ror reionn. lt la boI a queatloa of poUtiee, boi
,,f poraonal boneaty. Tho whole aabchinery of
the Chicago Government really rteeda roadjoat
mcnt Tho police force Ib wekJt, RaDaarvient and
;... tVn i.-ir. and the City Cooncil and the County
|; a I. tbongh thoy contain many WOlVhy men,
:ir? ntheirpi.ntoonatitntion agendeaof harm.
Thocitizena may tetn.arily proted Aeynjelvea
i,v defeating the renominated boodlera at tho
p*,lls; bnt i.) exeri any laabing and lalntary ln
Huence, tl"- ponlahnienl of bribeni and bribed
alike mual bo awift and anre.
A .v/.ir BOSTOS EBTBBPBT8E.
It is auapected-perhape rotfcer n.oro than aue
pect ,| .i,v aotne old, aotae very old-faahioncd pco
.,!,. thal aeveral tl iBga gcl toto the newspapers
now and then whioh have ao bualacca there. Waah
? ,| irvir,.- obaerved of George Ivaahington thal
,. . . i very U?le private lifo. Bul a peraon
, fate aummona to be tl..- fatiiet af hia couu
?rv in aeeepting tbe poaitlan tadtly eonaenta thal
?. ahaJl bave bo private Ufc to apeak of. BoI
hoal tbe Boatoo glri, aceing that ahc ia not
?i?. fatbei ol ber couatry oor any otber aorl of
[c charaeter? la there any reaaoa why ahe
? Doi t. ii- allowed to enjoy the inalienable
.... , with i t to i eatoi nake bd
lkfraifi? One of tho Boaton fonrnala, atnl a vm
it tbat, returaa n praotl al anawei
. .... 4UMti .aa. The Boatoo glrl may ci
.,.;,?.. a nlee girl, of eource
.... || oeverthi . i rdleaa of bei feei
, .. ,.?. ,., ,f.,.r, ?? i' e 1 "-<-" ?aa determlned
. ? ? ,. be, e v. .-..?.? !i :.t of publlclty aball beal
apoo her.
In order tbat tbe Boaton girl may bc fairly
. i with thia variety of light "Tbc Poct" pro
. to atimulatc Ita prodoctloa t.y offeriag to
? r u Ia an odTcrticccacat la it.x oolaaiBC
w,- read this:
latereattog tt.nn tii*? lyptaal B
' VlLit I- vi.nr htaa of hrr rh.iri.rt?r. l.< r m.-i-.?.. Ivcr
^,.... ?-,, tor rolBca, tor f?<.?,
, ? ?. - to ron p. tltton,
? i |>lac< U> Un ' th?
... i ,, ,i n? ? n itlrl. ftrlto
? ' '''' ' , ,
Vl ... ? liundrvd v,..pi- n
w.i-'.. ? ' ; A" ,'",1w,',:;!
..f ,..|u.| iiierll. tho i ?' ' will
:., ? im O'Uary. the
; ?' -
If , . ipnn tl la advertlBBineBt ln " n e
.? | ? got excltc bla apertal
i; i ln -i I- '";' papwl Thocc who
1 e ii ,. heat agree tbal il baa cbanged a
, i ,|, ,! of bte yeara, and th il '?<i".I ,'-''
? ? ii ,?.| for clther latelleetaal
? ,| .,, . i, .-. Ortaialy tlu r.- araa ;i tloje In
, , itnry whro it- peoplo would nol bave
? ? ? .11 iti n girl ahonld bc
nui le the vicilm ?.f a coBteal Involvlog ton dol
la nol dicUactly an aje <>f '?.?
But tlien nelthet la ll an ? e ileatitute of chit ri
. | tl <?!.? mual '"? tl ouaan la ol D
- who will indlgnantly proted i -t an
? ? t<*rprlae which Invltec all aorfa ?.f peraona ...
_.,--!|. in print f"r a puree choul the Boaton glrL
|n ,;. . . t., 1.1 ..? her written ap, "The
l'.,-r' ignorea the aound and conaidei itc plece of
Klviee long ago placed at the aervl * of whom
,? ma ? e mcern bj M itthcw I
l ,? |n her vtrtue i vrry Kli d,
|te iu Ii< r f..u!i- n llitln bl nd,
The competitora for Ihe ten dollara are Invited nnt
(,, i?. bllad al all la tbc " dcfe< la" ..r the " i ?lltea"
i the Boaton girl, bul t>. make them public aloog
with i.T '.!.irin-.'' II waa auppoeed tbal every
body In Boaton regarded tbc Boaton girl aa :\
perfect woman nobly planned to wara, t.. aon>
i,it ;u;.l " am m-l" -t!.;it Ls bow New-York and
the other citiea of tbe eountry legard theit re
I,. tive irlc, It la aad to think that a Boaton
, in | rcpud itea thia generona tbeory, and that ln
order to encourage an oppocib.e be offera t.?
. ten dollara for the beat lkt of tbe defeeta antl
i. ii;.-s of the Boatoa girl.
01 eouiae the Ubrary ..f the promotera <.f this
entcrpriae is well aupplied with lexlcona. But
how Btrangje lhal froca all of their voeabnlaricc
the word " impertiBeBce" ahould be eonapieuoualy
Curiously r>nough, tlw one vot* eaat In conmiittee
for tbe " cooteatee" la the Noyea-KockwcBJ eaae
araa givea by IJilleapie, ol Pennsylvnnia, who bap
i?.in-,l ii. be .-l.'.tto.l iu ;i Kepublican dlatrict |the
KXVth becanac Ihere were two Bepublican eandi
datea. Tha dlatricl la overwhelmiBgly Republi
eah, bul Mr. Uilkapie allpped tn, aithough onlj
13,707 votea were .-?.-' for bim, while the totul
,,:?? Dgaimfl l.ini waa ".'l.1 ??7. belng oivided ln'
twuen two Itepublirana ln the pmportion ol 10,,
;,:;i and 10,63d. Mr. GlUespie ia a Utwyer, '''it
cvidently i.i^ legal training baa nol ?jualiPed bim
in appreelale and i-ift pvldenee 'I"I.?? evidence In
t!n- .\.i'.i-i.-l,''i ltwcll caae waa dccldcdly ol une . ol ?>
A prominent Oeor ii Drinoerat pronoiincea
Senator liiil "a ataq "t hralBa, af eouragc aml
.,f unboaaded recouri Vel with all bla
,? , ? : i ... ? i . , .: B tl?0 '-oniior 11. aitaten
lo l.-t the couatry know bow I e s'..rr!.-i ..u tbc
? lon.
A Democrat, ,-,,i" al na himaelf "Remorae,'
writec ti "Ihc i'oufrhkcepalc Newa-PrcBB" (Dcral,
ta aay thal he voted the Bepublican tinkct al
i .- reeeot clectlon, bal baa reformed and will
ii.. m> no Btore, " l'l-tii...-.?'' niiJit tu rcf..rm his
refonaatloB.
We have elaewhere qnoted aome highly algnilj.
ii.nt |..iss;.L'.-s from an editorinl artiole of our
i.i'i hbor, "Tlie Siin," conccrning Ju Ige Maynard'a
defenaive atatement. Nobody baa cvei .' .ubted
"Tlu- S'ln's" triftiiiiini-s to the Hiil machlnc >.i
ita genera] uutpogiiiou to give Democratic poll
ticiaaa al] the eredll they decerve tor honeaty.
Bul it i.- |)liin that " HiP Sim" caonot |)iit, ;|.>
w.tii Ibyaard, thal it rcgardc bla k^ttet aa
ui'ky, evaatve aad faiif ut vitai potata, aad thal
it tbiuks bi.u a db?;rucc to Uie bt-nch aad u
ino-I.eHvy In.rderfor IBB B8ftJ '? be faiaed to
baj,. ThisLsth^tof'-TlieSunB con.nient.
V,-,. e,?,n,e?d th, 10 the ethirnl Mr Rogef
poater. He map ha ta qaata Mb*bb at the i*?r
..\?snriafinn tnretii to-night.
Imaai the wra*7 and o-mreadoBB whleh tbe
IVVeate llut'ter WBBterated ln hia BpeeCB B
tugUBta 08 having'een btoughl upon tbe Boutti
i,v RepnUlean -oifale waa "tbe krw price oi
cotton." .iv a ainglar roinoidcnee, the report ei
tbe tgrieotural Deprtment on eotton producuon
,?.ttrcd ir the >aie Itaea of the preaa tlutf
contalned HB'sapeee. It atatee with iMtbeinatl.
(?i coldneaathai dung the pael two yeara tata
couBtry baa prodnced 2,000,000 balea of cotteo
tn excesa of tormal r^uiiamenta la wmaequenee
?. which the irice in dverpool fell from I l-l?
,,,,?,. in Jantary, l?0, to 4 1-8 Beaea w
Jannary, 18B*. Wa* his over-productlon oo.
caaieaed by the wrongs and oppreaaioB of Be
publiCBB mi?rulei
1ERSOS.L.
AJhaal will dng ln "The frttlon" for tho HBBaat
und linydn aOetety of boatoa i Baatar uay.
aOn /aaola Barget afarrlB, B-ampanled by Maa
Bary Oraea of Bew-YerB, rbdbi Oardtaal Ofbbona
but areaak, bo -eeare Ihe bjaareel i bla r*Briiwnee ln
u,T tanrmenbhooae refonn arorh , the a-etropoUe.
Ml,a Merrtfl reprSenta tbe JUajTa j^gbtora, a non
...--tufi.il. organfcaUon, but the Larawl preealaed ba
th- lupport m Bta) aanetl ?.
Friii sibnni, laaak taaebar to aaa liures* of walea
;,nd CBariaa of Baaala watJa ret Ba arere BBmar
ried and ltvit.fr la DeamarB, baa |u?t Jed, at tiio *ge
of alxty fi.ur. ll" araa tbe aon of aa itm.t. tenor, but
waa educated at betpeb*.
Tlw eatata of tlie lato Pr.-sident fir"y of Franre
now prevaa to ha worth .f 1.400,000. riie Paria
reahlenea la tha Avenae d'Jens, now IbaUtei by
M^hmo i.r.-w und tiio WlbMB famUj vvltli tba
grounda attaenea, is vahaei nt 1400,000. be bntt ol
,1.\ it.-iilnit's ui'.ti'-v aaa Uiveeted n BngUali
roneola and Hus*liin. Belglan aud Amerieaneecurfttea.
r\>r many yeara h? aaa earnbg trom f*o,oOO bo
860000 a year; but ha nv'e?l ln * modeet Biartment
aruUe ratameietewpar.aaa* kept00oarrtage
Kx-iiovornor Gray, of Indlana, tbtlti.-tly inrrjiiru."*
bla parpaaa not to bo a eandMafa for bbi .id offl< e
agala.
Roger Q. MIIU's proapeet of BBBBllaf the. no'iinulon
for I'nlW Stataa BeBBtBf from T"\a* ls -uld t- be un
Iir.v.'.l br tho -upport of Judtce i ulbi-r*on's friewls,
imt Qoaanaot Ifoga/a Inftaenee u arrayed agaiat hlm.
Bb Juilan riiuiir.ifiitc's BBM8 In WiushlupUi con
tiiit.-i .1 barga naaiber of portralta of the Brttb) Mtn
laleta, ?"<-.retarleh at.d ataaehee of kgattoaa n the
rnlted Btatae, as w-.-n ;.s of apeetal Bmbaaaadta 1 .
thia ...i.t.tiv. If 14 tlKjutflit that ln polnt of Uei."s>
.mi in completeneaa the conectlon i^ witii^it iwr
all.'l.
Beal iio-.v, tMo einin^iit Problbltlonbrt, remieted
his elghty .'Ifl'tl. year bmai SOttday, at:d ls ^tin ln-OOd
pltj 1 al condltion,
Bparaaea'a attentton waa onea ruii^d to u na ir.
anotber preaeher'a eongregatlon wfai rtapped hia ara
wifh his Baaara; a..d Iha qaeettoo araa nakai n.at
ronld bo dono ln laeh n eaae. "i woaM pray he
Lnrd," aaa the anawer, "to canae a By t?> llKlitin
hia 1 a."
Uenaaaanl Totton, laatructor in nlBtary tn-'Ug
al Vale, ooeapleaaa hta angaaeaieai la that eapadi
nc\t Jane. He la tlaa naa wheaa aarleaia laterpn
tati ?!.- of .1 tronomlcal eventa bave recently attracb*.
luuch ooUce. mmw?mmm?mmmmmmmwm?mmmmm
THE TALK OP THE DAY.
'jrva fatnllv n'nn *ch?. has dwlded to take a bonae
in ihe labnrtM un" aprbag oaght limadlaaHy to train
ror a rnn, trerawtD be wlU aoon have to ran for a
train.
'TIS BPBIBG IN thb botjth,
There'i a laay, loUlrV feanag ln ?ho d*op an' dreumr
daya,
The \M1.1l a hlsi ls =v.illn' from the vlolets ln the
way ii:
An' BOW the r?1 vmi-Hlperliprs are dnimmin' more oFid
more,
Bat II." beat of all ls rheofters by tho vlllage grocery
-T.>r>*.
Ah, mel there nln't no 'ayin' what fan l? ln th.it
C.ltll".
When a feJaer P**a to playln' llll he mos' ferirlta his
1 ame'
Thnnph n e> co-kI siirn of sprltintlmo M hbT BBbM 011
tho d. -.
The aareat Ugn I* ebaeBari by the vlllane (mjrery
ftorel ?(Aflanta OOQatttBBlOO.
A w.ll ht.o-.v.i rl.ararter ln Chtraga is B btg Bagra
arba B haimliaalj ln*n'ie. b'.'llerincr htaiaelf to l? ti??
Baa lah. He l* a laabaaraBat wattar( but a pnrt of
erery day ha wandera aboal th? atreeta warabig ihe
people whoa* ha aaeata t. repeal ol theti itoa, Bb
tbeae oeraatoni he dreaaea hbnaelf In n kmg blaeli
. , rded uf ti... watal arlth a Maeh mpe. troaa
wi.i. 1. b erurtfla l- auapended. ?'n bla h.-nd la an
enormoui blach leather hebnet, wrmoanted hy a
large braaa oroaa. Tha other day he '-topped tv. >
M aan-ave. and ordered thea lo rej
u... tnghtened baBea t?. ic lo thelr beela, and their
?. wb wa. an Btbleta, pronptly hneehai the
>f?-iii Ui down.
Brnvrn (at nt) tiltru full dre?? aeafdng partyl-What
enrhantlna rohtiimea th- ?? ladta. appear In to nlgl t.
K,,._ \, . iiiat'a ".'.at 1 abooM n.ii.it if 1 were a
moaquito.- I- ? : ?n Trana4 :-ii-'.
Tiicre ui-* aoine people wbo ranl apprertate poeory.
ti." other day Jamea lirtfnn, of Ptymouth, Penn., ra
. i,,,;;:,. alter bb abaenee of rlgbteen yeara.
When hu wlfa aaw blm ahe remaraad: *? 1:. ^..r.e. l
win barg ao Rooch Ardea baalneai here," and
? ?'!, leeBng tbal !.? waa a baek nambar aara
?
fjatte the Beverae.?"My hiend, ara yoa an agnoatk l"
:i.l?.i iho lonis li ilred evangeBst.
? ? \v. :i, 1 Bhotild any not," -ald llandahake I'cte.
?Tia b sare-tlibig man.*- ilmlbuiapoUa Journal.
I., , imparlni the Uqnor evll In Amerloa aad Bng
lai 1 i.i-iv ii-- -. Somerasl aaya; "Among Amerli m
men the.e la much more InawlcaUon. Among tha
womeii there - wonderfoD) lesa. The Amertean
women, excepl thoae who have al mdoned themaelres
ta vleloui llv.-s, wlU n.-t go Into sahxaia. In Rhgland
nothlng ia tbuughl .>f lt There the aal 1"- are
crowded at all houra artlh aromen. They iiiinit ln
Onlloly more tban Um women In thi- ronntry. l wp
poae the vlre among women In Bhgtand N ln a mea ure
i.i'.viilia.v. Amerlran men ir" more glven to Intoxl
. I'ln-i tlian EngUsbmen, and I tlilnk one rcaaon for
thia la iii.it In England wa enforre the lawa bette
ron do ovi-r Iwre. Vonr Sunday rl ?lng lawa ar?
praetleaUy (i al lettera, whlle ln Loadon and throagti
n| r.iniiiiii prompt punlahment la awarded thoca who
faii in obedbnice. 1 Uiuk permltUng party poUilr*
to Interfere wlth jronr pullre departmenta 1- enUrcly
Ovar there the oflkera relaln Ihelr placea, if
wi..ii.v, no matter what party ma) 1.1 power. Yoa
hope for rnn-i-'iu-v wbUe every chabga in ad
DitnlaUatlon may affocl the atandlng "f every offlcer."
Wb h..[i.' we ara not riolatlng ronfldgnce In rcpeatlng
! ?tory f?r whloh we are Inrfcbted t.. Dr. I...-..:..
it.i.i.i. who writes (>> us tbal lie I.. an aged
tl ;??;? whom he n ked 1 v.-.r ago, 11 I- 1.. bo pre*utiied
aith Ihe -"lri.iiiltv il.i.' to fhr. ipje tion: "Sislcr, are
yiMi li. favor of tbe ?nn i dme t of the Conf. lon I .
whleh -l..- un wercd wlth piouVunctlon: " llrother, you
1.1, .v u,. were uiught, and l aJwaj belicved, Uial
1 ...u..--..... witii.nit utii.-ii.iii:.-:i. .s worth very llttle.
^ i's. [ ani alwara ln favor ol am< ndmenf: an anawor
whleh ihow* IfCtl -II- l.a- Iho uulel wlt, ... well a I
exrollenl ?? < her brothcr. (New-York Bva
?? llow may fhe grlp be a ble Ing " a '.-. .1 . Sui 1 0
arhool teacber ol a brlghl h ?-.. "By nol havlng lt,"
araa the prompl reply. 11 la eertalnly in.'' thal now
..Ibj ? niai.v people reap an advantnge 1" implj
pretcndl 11 t.. have It. "A an exeuae !?? coi r up
peraoual khortnomlngti 11 haa no eqaal," -a\ a drug
.11. " Whrnever n bnaineaa man goea upon .1 pro
longed Jnmborce and gcia knorked i".i by t."> much
I he uubluahlngly glvei II 1 ul lhal he I 011
nf the 11 blj armj ol grlp ui". i'er.4. The Irai
.aaa Improvea hia opporlunltj to L*nJoy n 1.plo ol
?..?'??-' letsnre al the mo ' rcmvcnl pl wintor 1
and fel' rsipl lo hl llrm the 11II mflli lenl m<
?Pro iraioi by Uie grip.' Tlie aeel ly girl ?. longoi
'ralehe* a cold.' Tbin allppera and thlnner garm.nl
in. longer pmdu. t u . old, bul I .11 .'?:
foi -a di| hl .mi' 1. ol tbe grlp.' 'i:
bm wear), 11 the t;iip 1 pldemli v..:11 ?ub
to .. rbemlcol analyali it would ahow aboul B
cent nf exraaea and fulac pr. n 1
Abaat it^i Miani.'i Adama, the latber of the Samu .!
\1ia.1.. nt Kevolutlot.ary (ame, nnd a ->".?.? or ao ol
..iii.-r- 11 i-.i to meel togelher In .. hall al Uw north en<l
r ;,.. i.in. where the hlpynrda nnd ru|wwalks ???:.?
1 l.l . i.ib ?.i^ ii.'-i .1 ? i" lai plait for luti liu-li
...i.iii. peraona Into puteea of trual and p..?.?.." li
??? a. largely compoaed ol men it. ihe ihipbuUdlng 1
.i-i~<i% , and hence ?:h ler.<! ?? tlu- I'.u.lkerV i'Ii.i. '
ll...- aroae one of the lie?tknowii ternis ln pollUrni
iiomenrlature ennca In the year 17U3 John Adam?
made an entry In hia dlarv. which tiiowa lhal th
iraiiatornuitlun from canlkera' t. canru hud alrvad.i
laken plBee. Ile wrol.Thia dai lenrned thal th".
1 mcu 1 luii tii.'i-i- .11 rertaln IImea 1.. the gnrrH oi
limi Dawea, Ihe odlubinl of Uie Boaton reglment.
Thare thej unoka tobacro until yoa rnnuol aue fron.
in' ? mi ..f the garret to Uie other. There thei drtnU
ilip, 1 Huppnae, and Ihera n.>-> ehooae a moderabir,
who imt > .luaatlona to the >nt'- rcgularlr; and aelecl
ni.'ii. a,. -v.ix collecbira, wardena, Dra-warda ...nl rep
reaenlaUvea are regubirl* rhoaen before thej are rhoa 11
la Iba biwa. Daela Pairflekt, Btory. Bnddork, Adama
i/ooper, .niii a mdi- Indlgaataqaa mokaiare membera ''
li "I11.T1.naU lluiea .--Ur
MR. REWS liESIGNATIOy.
OBACEFUL BECOOKlTIONa OF III- SERVICE3
ABBOAD.
THF. PBBBBl B7ILL WEIXOMK HIM 1IOME.
From Tbc DoajcvlOc in. y.i Herahl.
The realgnoUofl <.f tac Moo. Wbltctow Reld, out
Hlnlster t-. France, i- t? bo i-egretted oo the groaaa
thai for ninnj yeara thli couatry haa not hart h repre
KMiiatlvo ut tho French eoufl wbo baa donc aa more
orcdli than bo baa. By bla iibllit.v, lua cowrtecy und
his tplcndld l.o pltallty he haa atHl furiher .???rn'M.ted
11,0 i:o.?i feellng hetwoon tbc two republlee, aad haa
1 tr ??. iv eontrlbutod ... tlu- auccessfnl ii.-nimplisiimenl
Of tbc BCW I i'-li> li-Ali.'Tir.ia .I'liil... rrlal trcaOOI.
-linil.i Mi. Rcld, aa I- maoraUy irappoeed he will,
return t.. tho edltorlol rhalr ..f the New VorB lrtbnr.0.
Utai paper uiii bc largely the galner, aaa, wlt* tti?
nreHld.Mitl.il campaign before n-. all good Kepubll. j,.h
thould rcJoirc thal I"' haa come bacE, howevee mueh
thoy may regrel Itlc wtthdrawBl fr.mi tbc exulted
rUpioniatlc poslil n he ha* occoptod ao worthlly. Mr.
Ueld's record a- a puMh- icrvaat baa been of mich c
nuturo .i-. U> rottecl conaplcuoua hoaor opoq the whol?
body f Aaierlcao JouraalUtB, irbaccvcc n.elr politlc*
AtHir.VIMi MORF. THAN MOST MINTSTERS.
Fr.ni Tho PlttabCJrg OoaBBercall OaaatBa,
Mlntatcr Bctd baa cOMbatai a (omrnerctal recb
proclty treaty alUi France. Thli. in connee
ti,m with hla w..rk ln having tno French
entbargo ngalnat Vv Amerlean hog removed,
unablen Mr Ib-ld to return rrowtied with un.
ununl laurela ror a forefgn mtalater. lle wi:icomc
lioma aad reaume the a.:iv.> dlrectton of The Irtbuue
durlog tbc Presldeattal campaign.
DB5EBVIXQ ALL TIIK OO ?U THDRM SAID OF HIM.
From Tbc Troy Ibnee.
Tho Aiiieiiniii rcaldcota of Purls ore to glve ?
banquet lo bonor of Ulnlater WhlteJaw RHd. who U
about to retlre fr.m the dlpl.mi.itlr. aervtce. Tney
liave olao prepared an addre** settlnn- forth their ap
prcrlntiou of Mlnlxter Rehl'e rarc Jadgmeot and x.urt
ray nnd potnting <>ut hla achtevemoata aa o dlplomat
und ti..- nianj favora bc haa ahowa hla coanfwmen
,v' , bave vl Ited tbc Freaeh cepttaL Tba Ajacrleaac
ln ParU. can aay notltlni good of Mlalrtar Bctd wuicu
,.\-.:v .uie on tl.U -id- ..f flie Atlantk will not heartUy
Indo'rse ll" rcpreaenta the srerllna- mjinhood. tno
l,|irh culture and tba simial ablNby whlch nr.- every
where recojrnlted ..- tt.-- charactertatieo of tba beai
Vmerlcnn rlWnahlp, nnd he will be foani alwayi
dniag L-mKi work, whetber aa b Btfaiaaat or aa a
,<ADM1RED ON' BOTH SIDKB OF THK ATLANTIC.
From The Kltrin (IU.) BCWB.
Mr Bctd I- BOC Of tBC BMBB) populnr t'nlted r-tatea
Mlnistoia abroad, and hla realgnatfon t? er<?atly re,
gretted by l?>tli FrencHmen anrt Aaacrlranc ln Parls.
AN Al;f.K AND FAITHFCL BlaVBMlrflillll.
From The Lorlrport Jonrnal.
It BBBBU to bc now deflnttely settlert that the Hon.
Whitelaw Iteld haa lealgacd the offlcc of AmerUan Mln
Istcr t. FraBee aad that he arill soon roturn to thla
.ntry and reaumc editorlal eoadaet of Tba Baa>Tcrl
Seido'm has a peraon tjalgnai :.n oflirial p'">ltM)a
arlth :t b^tter rerord orbeortlor and more jenerontand
Kp, Ta| wurdH f ipnrovnl than Mr. it-Ki. in udrtitioi
to provlnu an able nnd fnithful r<-pr<"-.'ntntive ln evcry
?>v;i\. lic luu malotalned a noobil i- dtlon oulfa out of
Ihe ordinary for ao Amerlean Mii.l--t.-r wl,..>.; maagro
-,':i:\ iloea n t aa .-. rnle altow hlm t'> Compctc with tlie
?rell-poid ropre*entatlvei< of other natlona. \M<i'rc
sourres ..f hU own, Mr. RcM, bowcvar, haa not f:.ile<l t<>
? ?? ii fullv abreoA) alth U.e baat of them :.';<l the ??Imrm
in ? -??? i il reeepUona of m0 Amerlean BlBlabsr anrt hla
wf'- l?ve ..tt-. o.i -p . .1 ittenilon evao hi Parto.
tcr Beld will ..- very welcoaic boaao afU'r nia
,.. ,-,| iiccsaful acrvlcc abrobd. Lad*r Ws rtroog
,,, iiiicl i".<? Trlbaac even more th.nn ever nf that la
rx?Mblel wlil bc :i leadiDg li.l'i n-piv-entatlVM |<epiib>
. w paper,
FBOM "NF, IMPOHTANT P^T TO AN'OTHEK.
From Tbc Albaay Prcca imd KBaeaarboeaar.
Whitelaw H-'irt. Pnlted Statec Mbilater to Frnnee,
who*) dlKeharee nf tlu rtntl- ..f that iniportant post
haa refleeted tha hlghesl credlt both upon hlmaaf and
.... \,-;. al Adml latration, li l.U-ly to be the Hc
pabllcan i ladldate for Vlec Prc-W.-nt.
WELCOMBD UA.'K TU Hls HOME DUTIES.
Ftom Tbc Byraeacc HcrsbL
The propoaed reatgaattOB of Mr. Whitelaw R.-Irt n?
vini-i.-r to Frnnee i- a matter for regret. Mr. ljpld
haa made .. credltaWe rcpreaeotatlvc, and If PTceldcBt
lnrrl-oN's rerenl appoUjtmenU arc aay critcnoa,
.i, r ou ntry rannol eipecl t.. have io courtcoua aaa
, ?? ,-,.,| D ,-, ,,:.... i.rn'iv,. rorceed Mr. Beld. Durlin;
? ,.r.r ,,iii,-.. Mr. Beld'a Parla realdeacc baa b<"'t?
.,. , io| rentre. many charmlag cveata aavtag takca
[il,-.. tbere Mr. Keld f-.-:- tbat he h-is too loog
.,-..I bla i,i-..i - Intercsta, aad ;is the maklnn
? f.. Bepublican eandldatc for th- Pn'atrteney U no
-.rr. 11 parl of bla dntfea. he .bemi lt n.'rvo.surv U> le
on thla aldc <>f tha watar, wlnr.' he ran Uike a hanii
m bal to hlm. del.ghtful .^cupatioii. We welcomc
Mr. |{o|rt- return to thl? oouatry. nnd will wotyr.
lumna of Tlie Trlbune with r?-new(xl lnter-"-t
ro tetermlne whlch way the n?publlonn eat wiu
Jurni.
A nOPMBlOa TO nF. PROT'D OF.
FromTIi^ W;IU--birre Reeord.
Whtohiv Roid. who u aboat eomlnif l.emc to atar, lj
prourt.r than aver of his proreaalon, becaaaa lj ajanca
br aa aaay brillinnt men in Kunpe. Hc aaya ln BVanoc
nearlvnll tha cr.Mt m^n an- pru'tlral J...ir:r?I.-W. TBBB
may ? .1 1 ?? tme ln this muntrv. but that |g what lt la
contlna to. The aewapapcr men ar- forfdog tt tho
from rapmiv iu all tbc ttwaje etaaa, aad when they co
|n| ? Mlltiea llhc Mr. Beld, Mr. Pmith nn.l Mr. Oim
' ? th#y -ti )V V,-\r imrtb, If Mr. l^lrt should bc
??,l for Vlce-PrcaWcnt the Bepabllcan presa
wonld irtve lum a arjoat catbaataatk aaBpcrt
SF.NTDIFNTS <>F THF, AMFJtTCAN COLONY IX
PAB1S.
Fro-n Th? Aaarrlcan Reglati r (Parla).
Mr whitelaw R^irt. the Amerlraa 3flnl^ter in Por'a.
haa lasen mentloned .-i- the probable nomli.eo for tho
; If Mr.
Reld .- ailllng to arrepl the n imlnatloa, ho U nnllkely
t,i have any rompetltor. luitlriK- hla aojoora ln Parb.
aa \ .:? .i.-m M.rit-t,-r. he taw ahown hlmaeU poaaaaaoi
of ad-nlnUtratlvc oblllUes of the hlgheat order, und al
? ?4 ui hardlr roo.utre.1 ln tho role of
vii" Pi.-iibnt .f the rnitixl Statea uim'.pv Borraal eon
dltleii*, it I- ahraya well lo have a Brabcaiac ibttea
........
Very f'?- Mlnl ten .?> Franre have rtone more tJmn
Mr Real we mny perrnp-i venl ire to aay, ;.- ini..'h ?
inward -ti-...".- ?:!??-? the amlr.il.le rel,itlon?, wlilejj
liave ali u - ???.:' .1 between Prnnee nnd the I'tilt-^
? i auta. iMoer.
11 ? ?> tlme Bgo, Tfcit Furspenn natlona wero
adc to . the ahsnrdlty of their pmhlh
? .llrj .-;- regardi Amerlean '?'- prodacta, and
tho rommerelal latereata of Amerlcaaa gcBeraUy liave
: i.. ?? -a:i: oi ? ? ? defei ?'??:? 'haa Mr.
Whitelaw Ridd. whose randldaey for t'.o VtecPrcat
riei i provlded he doei nol objeet to It. can not fntl
? , d II ? enthualastlc aapport of tho enilro
it'-ji ibllcan party.
Fi:l'.Ni II BUBMIBBJ AS TO HIS INTF.NTIONS.
From Ui Jouraal dea Debal ? fjartc).
i ? ?< flnal Instroetlona rehtlve to the eTtr:irtltlr?a
rTeatj nf the I'nll -t statea wiih France rannol bc sent
lu i ?>. far ? vefal daya v. t. Mr. WhitHaw Reld,
,'? ... ,,f ronncrllng hls nnme with thal dlplomatla
..,?. ,-,. ui: .- wi'h the irommetrlall ron
ventlon whlch i- ahonl b> be rohrhided hetween the
. > , ronntriea, haa therefnre i.f-i'i. Inatracted to rti'hy
hl- depnrture. i.lthouKli pnlllleal nffnlri .-.' home reader
v.'iv deslrnble hl- pn>(enee In the T'nit.vt Kt^it..^. .\||
ii, , ??? aeleetton "f hi- aac
,,.. prematnre. H li :il-<> nnmie that
^:r iM.t Ihlnks nf allnwlng hli haato to bc prcaenlecl
M. i rnndldate for ehvtlon ;.< Vlfe-Pmddent. Tbc
. 'th:i, t- ri t!.- nrtivtty of Mr. Reld woeM not ttnd ampe
in tbal poaitloo, whlch ls bonorary rutlier thaa
Djllitant.
A BTUTEWOKTHV CARF.F.R.
I'loru Th.- Umdon Stir.
Mr Whitelaw R-bt. tbc Amerl.-an Mlalaterto Franr*.
la pi ? ii,:? th" b.'-t linown Hvlng Amerlean loumalNt,
; me bal hl? faee !?? famlUar to the
j.,.,|,i.. nf every aeetlon of th.< Pnlted Statec. Bo>
lonrnnllstle life al algbteca. al twenty
., -.iK'i.iii.i ii-i..i-.i as wiir
rurreanondent f-r "The rinrlnnatt Oaaette." At the
, i,,?. of the civii War hc beeame .-. Icadcr writer oa
p Kew-Ynrk Trlbune. Four yeaw latrr, w>pn
n i- llnrarc r.reelev dled nf n broken ln'iirt. the n?sn!t
. i,i. , ,..,..j., - ,'...-,) for the Pnetdeaey, Reld becaaaa
tli? KdJlor of Tl..- Trlhoae, Then eiim" h1< nmrrlnge,
and ii"? eomparatlveh a yrmag araa- bc ta flfty-foaa
ht> h..|.!- the honoral.le ponltlon of Minlater of BM
prenl Rennhllr nf the Vew WorM to tbc yoasgaal and
? it. pobUc of tbc OM.
ADMIRABLY Vli;sKO IN PUBUO AITAIRS.
Frorn The Roeheater (B V.l Hcraht
!'. -|i dlplomatlenllT :'r:.l BWtally Mr. Rotrt's mtnlstrv
in i',n, iu,. Ik..|i :i creni ueceaa. Peracaally, aa
cverv one hnowa, he l a very able bmb; strong.
roiiniReoua, ' and Ihoroaahlj tnln-<1 for
puMIr nffnlm. n- hoa large wealth and i> a ceacroaa
...I. r,.|. ihnl i'...-i- ran appeerlale aad bonor. Hla
UnowMiM of il... Freneh Iruigaaaa baa been of en-nt
i. l .?? hla roaatn men, nnd ac will
|,,\,. prnnex with Ihe reputaMon of ..n.- of (ho tn..**
our Kovernmenl ever acnl to rep
ren'til ii ln t1 al eountry.
AX'lK N'OBABLH AWD FW'TAIH.F. RF.CORD.
? : .-I i no p lon HeraW,
..? Reld haa made ??' very aeeentsbla KUaatcl
r> in Parla. lle l- a gentleaiaa and a
I'hnlnr, nnd lie appeara o> t..-.v.> heen .ii.pri'.-iuted thero
Ing to hla tme worth. Hla dtploniatie eareer,
..: ?? lhal ahleh preeaded It, aad Whlch i- IU ety to
f llow lt, i- an bonor io j xirnalUm.
ANOTMEB II 1.1 BTBATIOB OF HIS FFFKTENOY.
Froai i hc 11 ulavlUe Commerctol.
Mr. Vt'hitelaw Reld. Of Tbe Bcw-Yorfe Ti.b.ine, ^vho
hoa made i m ?'? .-fl.. i.-nt .."-l popular Hlnlster to
. uill bc l-u.'i .-. mrewell hanqaet by the Amer
r :.-l-t-. :.i \. l.irii h<' wiu bc preaented w-ltll a CCBB*
i.lli.ieniar. :"'.t..--. hoarj the Amerlean r>>-lrtent? of
Parls Mr, Reld's lateal nehlevement i- th<> n^cotlatlon
?f i rom.i.iii treaty arlth Pranee, by wMeh, In re
??.t-i. f.>r ..'.;? fi.rtmlaalon nf anrar, colTce aad hl.l^s
fi .i France bi I Iwi coloalea, certaia of our productloBi
are ndmlttcd Into Frnffco fre.; of dutv or at .-ik-cIuIIj
favi red i-.t.-s.
-1'.??! RlXa ADVANTAOM POg TIIF, COFNTUY.
I'i-.'ii Tbc S'wa'li ^-.inrtav i'nll.
a/c Bad no one arboaa nomlaalloa for this pia.-?
itlio \;, .? Prealilenc) i w ..;:.! be ?o gAneraUy -n: afactory
;i- ihnl of Wiiii-'.u Reld. of N'cw-York. Mr. KeM BBB
iiist rtftlioied Ihc ofHca nf MlnMar t?. France, wberc aa
l;,i- aalnoJ un-.t bettOflts Jf.ir lii- .-..unli-v. lle las :i
r.'iii i- an earnest and ilneerc and piibll.--plrif.it
rltlaen. Hi~ aorvtara to t.i- Kepnbtlran i?iriy have
b.-e-i ma'iv and VBltcd. And BC i- :. k"o<Hl neWapOBCC
iimii. if Waa Vorfj prcaanb. Mr. Bctd'a nanc ln tho
No onal foiv.-iit i.n Bew-Jeraeiy'a rtciocaU'- will bc ou
iinnrt wiih h he.-iriv seo.ini nnd ctvc Ibctt vOtaC to BBB
, WiUi uio^e i. ii uiaMjiaj-v ?.i.-JaA'liuia.

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