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rCUNDED BY HORACE GREELET
THURSDAY, DECEMBER" i1:'. I8T92.
TWELVE PAGES,
lili: M.ns mis uvnyiKQ.
For ?i^n.?There WM Incrwucd esclteiBent iu
Fran'1?' o\iT the r^nanta Boanilahi, ?ml many
ruiimrs of JN.v:tl!?t i>lniv; t 11 ? - Clemenceau D
lede ?n<'l has been indcflnltely postpuu? I
A renewal of th<- ebolera epid mio In Hatnburj il
fean^l.-? Fourteen people loat tli-ir liveu al
a lire in the French villas?? >><; Ben m. Mrs.
Langtry is Berlonfijr ill with peritonitlB
Congress.?litith bousea In Beseion. Hoimp:
The Ua^thouee bill wan broofht up? but thete
was Bo quorum pr?sent. Senate: The
McGurralmn Claim bill, the Anti-Option bill an I
tho Indian Territory 1 ?LIL wore dircuased; tin
holi'lay resolution* was i)n>x-d. the Nicaragua
Canal bill war- report? I by Sena! ir Sherman.
Domestic.-Mr. Biaioe was reported to :??? mucb
??otter. Goveraor Flower anoounced that
he would appoint Isaac 1!. Maynurd an Associute
Judpe of the Court ol Appeal? rhe rush
to the new gold diggings in Colorado and Utah
?OBtaBueB. - A WiiiitiiT memorial meet inn
war. held in HaYcthiil, Man It wa? re
portel that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has Beeured b lease ol the I.-^i.li and >
haiina property. ? The Rev. Dr. 1? nald and
ConATessman Le at the celebration ol
Forefather?1 Day In liest ?
City and Subiubau.?The Brooklyn Xcw-Eng
land Society held it?, annual dinti'-i. The
bi<r horse sales were continued, Trouble In
the 89th Regiment resulted from tl?1 dinner 11
(."olonel Cavanagh, = The Board ol rial
m;?do the allowBne?? fur the Police Department.
zzsz.-- A new industrial school !
opened in Sullivun?tt., under the auspices ?if
the Children'? Aid Soejetj - u iuiei
and irregular, lut generally depressed, and tl."
eiosir ^ whs at about til-- lowest flgun Una]
lf>~?.-s rarely exceeded i per cent; money "?i call
wa? again easier, and the bulk ?it new loans was
n* 8 aad 7 i"r cent; at the ci.d balances could
not i>e placed at I jc-r cent,
The Weather.?Forecast for to-day: Fair and
coolor. Tesaperaturo yesterday : lligliest, HI <i<
grei-s: Idwest, ','.'. average, so " -
Cmio of the provisions (?I ili<" new Excise law
?that for the trranting of "all-night" licensee
?hit*, not vft been put into effect in this city,
but that iJ.'iiLtiiil blessing is not to be mm h
longer delayed. The Eicisc Board has ap?
proved the applications of ov< r 200 liqu r-dcal
ir- who wish to keep theii places in operation
d?rv and night, and tho applications ?ill go
before the new H'aid of Aldermen for final
action. Hence it will bo seen that what was
one nea'lv termed the "Aldermanic business"
Will b" looking up *!> ntlj alter New Year's.
Then: is an ;i : m % of Democratic patriot?!
throughout the > iunt j win? are greatly con
oaroed about ?h>- ?poils. Nevei before, ii i^
reported from Washing! n, was there so greal
a deiaand for the I? ?ok c mtaining ill" <? impi?t?
list of civil ?iiiiii? and the ?li.ii.'- attached t<>
ea<li <>f ron;??', with 111 - ? - * ol these patriots
the office la a subsidiary c ?nsidi rati m ?. Iho main
ihm;: is the salary. The demanda for tin? book
aj-e, especially numerous from i!:'1 ?outh, l?:r
D moerata all ov? the c tuntry are making . n d
the famous declaration that tie ir party i? " very
hungry and rerj thii ?tj."
? __
An applicati in has been made I > tho Supn mo
C nrt to compel the Board <>f rjitimate to a|>
propriato $13,178 f"i the esp 'nses of tho Wa h
lagton Bridge Commis>iun. Tho continuance
of this C?ommission in existence is ?me of onr
nuini i|.al avateries, f^i the bridge was com?
pleted nearly font years a^'o and has been in
icgiilar use sine. No more useless appurte
naixc of th? city could l>" imagined. The
Board?of avstimate i? ji;?tifi?<l in nol allowing
a cent for its exfMmaes. If the Board i^ re>
quire?! bj the ooutta to iran? the amount de?
mandid. the ?TJomaiisaion should be wiped out
by law as aoofl as possible.
Dr. Jfmkins'a iraftoeai lor the responsible
office into which h?' was thiust l,v Tunman\
polines was demonstrated \.i>\ fall, further
proof thereof is fornlahed now?when he i? n A
laboring uader un.i si?<-(ia! atress or strain?bv
4llj?'- i. *-??.??.?
hi* neglect to enforce the lau regarding th*
admission * ? f rsgii m'-) this country. The im
portance of the m -? thorough disinfection of
.??I cargoes of ragi is lelf-evident, '"it l>r.
Jenkins appears t i have no conception of ?t.
Some il oui merchant? are greatly stirred up
on this subject and are endeavoring to induce
ti." Health ??Un.i to '!<? In- plain duty. It is
not creditable to hnn that be is ?:i need of such
a spur,
[f the i copie ol the I'nited Si it< ? d lire to
?tu ?,\ ti. ? workings ol Uovei nm< ni control oi
quarantine, they can do so by turning their eyes
either t < tie north or : i the south. In both
Canada and Mexico there is a uniform system
ol administration, under the direction <>f ?>n<
central authority. In there countries thai sys?
tem appears t> have worked well, and it has
i;: si decided advantages over any other. It ?
ill l>ec mes a progressive Nation like the Tnil d
?l nes to lag behind it- neighbors in a mattei
ol so great importance. The demand for ?i ?
;o is general, and nothing bul politics of I
j an undesirabli kind will stand in the nay <>f
intiug it. _
MAYSARD 10 Hi REAPPOMYED.
The liar A?s< i ?ation ol this < ity adopted on |
X < <! p. evening the resolutions which had
been presented al ?> previous meeting, request?
ing Governor Flowci not to reappoint Judge
Maynard t" the bench ol the Cotirl of Appeals.
, This action of the association "as taken by a
practically unanimous vote. Of the one hun?
d? 'l and tu 'ntj -w lauycrs prcscnl only >ix
vol '1 against the resolutions. It was under?
stood mi published when the resolutions were
oiigir.ally introduced thai they would 1"'
i.r nght up and dispos? d ol al tins special meet?
ing of Tuesday last, lleno- it i> fair to assume
tii it those who still believe in Maynard were
o il in full must? r, and thai the full muster is
half -i '1 ?zen.
Nevertheless, according t> a dispatch from
All any, the (Jove n i baa n solved t" reappoinl
Judge Maynard when the time romes t<> till
the vacancy caused by the promotion <?f Judge
Andrews. Two reasons, both cogent, should
! ?ve indue d the Uovernoi to h< cd the Bar
Association's protest?the public welfare and
the political welfare of Koswell I', Flower. ;
II ? rann t shut n:> eyos to the giave fad that
Maynard has lost t!i<- public contidene?. Poli?
tics had nothing whatever to du with the
presentation and adoption "!' these resolutions
of the liar Ass iciation. Tin?- wh > drew them
up and their professional brethren who voted ,
for thorn were prompted solely by the public- ?
spirited d< ?re I ? rid the ju liciary oi the stain ?
-.-.;.i li has rest 'I upon il over since Maynard I
was made a Judge ?m the Court of Appeals.
And a gieal maj irity ol the repi table poop! ? |
?I the State, without regard to party, will say :
am n i > whal these lawyers bave done and
unspaiingly condemn Governor Flou r's i
Kjouse to it. A Hagranl lawbnaker \?resum
?ng i> dispensa justice from our highest tri?
bunal?that is Maynaid. But if the tiov<
has determined hi an excess oi party seal to
sacrifice the |>coplo t<> partisanship, then we
I j leave to remind him that be ha> only to
reapp3?nt Mavnard to commit naditica] suicide.
Th act will be regarde?! as humiliating and
inl lerable. It will be a notilication to .-?II
thai the ' Sovernor is d?lib?r?t' ly on the
oi those forces which demoralize and destroy
A* Judge whu is no! above suspicion has out?
lived his usefulness- on the bench. It i- a
clcar as the sunlight thai Isaac 11. Maynard
i. - ch a Ji dge. Le? t? ?vcrnor Flower us ? his
ofllcial powei t i continue him where he is and
,11 commit o l a ?e offence against the
people.
The course win. h the l>ar Association has
pursued in this matter is worthy of the highest
commendation. Out professional men are oft? n
indicted al the bar <>!' public opinion a-, un?
faithful t.i their duties as citizens, and too
often the charge cannot be refuted. But tins
association in its dealing with Maynard'a ease
lias shown thai it has a hig'j oonC >ption of the
duty whk'h i* owes t i the public, and the
courage ti discbarge that duty calmly and
hrmly.
A ?IISiijyAGKD VEPAliTUEST.
Tli" Board of Estimate and Apportionment
ha- been a; plying a sharp probe i i the opera?
tions of th" Department of Charities and I
i eel ion, and there arc few. if any, departments
in t!i" city government which need thorough
investigation moie. Favored Tammany con
tractors have mad" fortunes oui "f furnishing
supplies for the charitable and pend institu
The members of the Charities I! ard
have for years shown extreme partisanship, and
have misused their powers and opportui
for tli" benelil of the Dem cratic machine in
this city. Tammany ward heelers have been
quartered upon Charity Hospital and upon
various other institutions a> clerks, keepers
assistants t > wardens and subordinates <m the
pay-rolls of th ? ar at sti uctun i <ui 111 ickw? IPs
Island and elsewhere, The methods of the
lepartmenl have boon brutalized and degraded
by the employment of ruffians who have been
paid in this way for their political aervices
Two of th" Commissioners, Mr. Sheehy and Dr.
Simmons, were put under arrest before the
[lection for the plainest and grossest violation
i i law, The Board had ordered that public
paupers, for whom the city provided food and
clothing, as it doe- for all paupers, men who
not employ? i o? the city, imr beneticiarics
of it* bounty, should !>?? put on the pay-rolls, in
order thai they might l>" driven in droves to
the polling places to register and to vote for
Tammany Hall. This outrage on law, order
ni public decency was committed under the
ad\ice ol a Tammany lawyer.
The Department of Charities and Correction
has long been notorious as a place of refuge foi
the discredited hanget a on of Tammany Hal!.
The Tamilian.-, leaders have insisted upon Oiling
subordinati places, t > which m a of experience
and ability, m a of kindly, patient and sympa?
thetic dispositi ns *h mid have Inen appointed,
with the rudest and roughest of election-dis?
trict workers. There is need of a thorough
scrubbing and cleansing of this department
I nfortunab ly, tie i s is no hi p ? thai it will be
purified while Tammany bas the ascendancy.
President Barker of the Tax Department de?
serves the th.uiks and approval of publi?
spirited citizens for the position which be has
tak? n m ih" Board of Estimate and App ?rti m
ment. Thal position is ono of uncompromising
hostility in thoabuses, the mismanagement and
the wasl fulmsi "thai have l>e. n ao< onspicu ?un
mi the Department ol Charities and Correction
and in other departments. Under his search?
ing qu sti? ns the < oinmi sion? rs were compel? d
to admit that ipeciaJ fa\ as bad been shown t ?
certain people because of political pressure
There is every reason to believe thai Presiden!
Barker will c mtinue his admirable efforts in
the public interest, and that at every session
of the Board <>i Estimate and Apportionment
he will apply himself with,energy and zeal to
the task of protecting the taxpayers, and to
securing, so far as lies in his power, the boni ?i
and etii-i. nt management oi the municipal dc
partments. Mayor-elect (?iifjy will have mag
niti ?' m oppt rtunrties to improve th? muni? ?| al
administration "hen be comes into office. Tho
tema of many ed.v officials who hold places ol
DAILY TRUH M, i m ?o?? ?
great importance ?vill expire while be i- Mayor.
The peuple of New-York do not venture to
Imp- that he will be non-| artisan. Nothing in
his i?r ird an I careei ran pnc auage even a
shadow of hope in thai directi ?n. Bul the \
people have a righi I - expect, at least, thai
Mayor (Jilroy will n fu?? I i frapp int th? idle,
inefficient loafers wh ?fill so many offic? * ol
HI in ,},,. | ?r? g ivernment. and will select
ti eir suco *s ?n from among the besi i lass ? f
the membcti \ Tamm y. II he will Hll tho
offices at ? ? ?1 with the be I
* it Tammany can furnish he will make a
i nspicuous improvemenl upon the pi
wretch? d i ondili ?n ol affairs.
THE I RF.Si ?l CRISIS.
'He-re is a Rraphi? t? ueh in the d ? i arch? -
d m ribing the <? ?traordinary *< i n? ? i n i? ted on
Tuesday in tho Fren? h I'a rl ?aim nt. At tho
moment of adjournm -ni all facti - - - iited to
1.verwbclm d nil ? d feat. The anthoriza- |
tion ol h gal pror ? di - ? tin -? I a ex-Min
isters, Senat >rs and I >? puties had been d? mand
i d by the ?? ?vernment and noh sly ventured
to o| p ?> ? it. All weic afraid ol !.. ing pi u cd
in th" att tud ? of shelti ring fri? nds. All gn ups
were anxious i n stfallen and appall? d. " Th?
Chamber look? d m i ? like a d? ad than a livin ?
organism. Not a single group seemed to !>?? a
victor.'' So demoralizing and exhausting had
been the session passed in criminations and
reci iminations that th? r ? -> emed to be a <?? m
pl t ? c Ilapso of public life in Fiance.
Seldom ha ? there bi n in Pari ? such a ?
of ? nvenomed passion and frenzi? I -
as this tumultuous session, fraught with d
?truttitn to eminent reputations and with |>eril
to existing institutions. 'I ho neu Min
Confronted with lleactionary conspiracy and
Radical resentm? nt, had been r mp< H? d
Folf pr?servai on to pi - i uto I? gislal : - again I
whom thero was d cumentary e-, ?den? o ap
ently in? riminating. from this blow all fa? -
tains recoiled, yel >? powerful was the thmsl
thai no one dai id t > parry it. Aocustd had?
?is, while th? y pr h laiin? d th- ir ni h
eon fes sed their immorality. Nothing more
astonishing was ever heard than M. II
explanations regarding a scert-t service fund
rontributed by |s i ?uiial ! i i? nd ? for the n? ?
sities of a resp dble Govern I ? m
p .. ? d my si rio isly tor p ?? in
tilling lie- bench - ol t V l..--.::-!at me.
with on ' cons? ?;' lie- ! h puti? ? fell amui h ?>ne
with anu?!.11. Th? re ?vas a t >mp ?1 i
and oountcrchayire*. The Itoyalists rl
M. I '? roul lie's a agry taunt ?, and \I. I
ceau, white with ni",'-, funed with denui
tion ol h and bristl? d with -
lea.' s to du? i-, I ii- sample I tumult pi
'I !i - air wa- - ! ?
; ies . f the downfall of 'I
\ iv? d. Tho bold v .,: (I ~ - e.??!? ? ? . '
al midnight ab nt the p *?ribilit ?es of bai -
and wondi ling uhat would h
Bul i . ami n v< lui ?on are !
i i I.a' p- n in Pai is ???? le ii tie ? el d,
Vo it e as the a. . have been
ai -I ?I ? . i ? as Ihe :
Ii? an side now s ein ti. :? ? ? i- n
-e ne who ?* rll .- .1 1.::^ .1 .
Boulanger
larity m ght
iu day : bul there i? no 1
irmy with h . A*
for tho < 'il
school mast
organning ai
? apa' ity for su? ?
for pur? basilic et id neo it. th.
Panama scandul i pro is i ison to
beliovo that il stoi m. ? it is,
will peed il, p ?--. ? ! a: .;? : I ?
Paris, and that tie- existing onlci will ?fcl
for il is a ? line In d iy a* wh? I I
pro? laimed tho lina moi
thai the R? p the only gov? i nm? nt \ ??
-i1-;-- m I ran? e,
////: TREASl /?'! ASD nCSlSESS.
Ajs ?in the or; is h : I thai "at rl . ? ?
iv this the i undil n rd the T d the
oxt? ni of its abi h? |p 1 rom
munity in a mon? l>c< mu? s a matt? r
of m lin il imp lan? <." 'I in- app n i;i im
ply thai tho N I as mm h
under oblis itien : ow t ? ef ol
lie- biisini ss woiId, .
,;-:i v. a> ?I v as ??.!.?
verMary to ? Heel in i ij millions hk? ? in i
a ? ? n h ; i ar than ho had a to pay
oui e\. e? t in thi ' ha ??? and red? in]
ol I. >nds. At thai til I
thai tli ? Tr? a nry < mid hardly avoi ?
serious monetary distui banco, if it gat tiered in
and bold oui of < ?reniai ?i n at any oi ?? time
the entire mtrpl is t ? year,
Such a contrai tion of the oil illation i
have !" ? ?:. m ? ?njiu ions t i th.nmunity
and n was the duty of the S?. t- tary t i gu ird
as fa: as |x -.Id a ;ain ' in d i ! and min i
aiy disturbanc ? ol business, alike in hii u
cumulation ol mt\ lus and in his pj |h ndi
for bonds. It , ime i i be a well re? ogniz? -1
rustom that tho Treasury might take in largo
sums during Iho ?pi ing and summer, in pn i a
ration fur tho urgent needs of bu lino ? in iho
fall, and would th? n bo m p. ?(?on ? ? disburse
money somewhat fredy iu the pur? ha ? of
bonds.
1! it anotbei importan! i han ? ?? !
pla? ". whi? b aff? i t both the pi ?ition and the
obligatii ns of the 'IV a airy. Th i ?
now c mstan'ly adding to the ein iilati n. \\ I,a
m? n usually m< in by "relief." or " hell ing
the business community," is -.une fu cher i--u
?I cir? illation, som?.(pouring of m mey, - me
new supply al a time when the business com
munity has found use for a I the m? n y avail
able and for even more. But tho Secretary of
tho Treasury is now required under ill" laws
to p it un! r\ e> ' m nth bImiiiI > ! ?um..i m ,,
new Treasury notes m tli" purchase of silvci
bullion. It was tie- theory of t'ongrcsi Hut
ties -1 ? idy ad c instant s ipp|? o\ now circula
lion would give lar iu< r-? satisfaci av relief to
the business world than il was in the powei ul
the Treasury to give by o i isional interven
lions. Fuithcr, it was Iho p dicy of ? !on ?i
to cut off the mi i lus revenue, no thai the
Treasury would no) accumulate a j?rca sum j(l
? .(--s of tho regular expenditures, as n did
in former ; ai i. Having thus cul down the
rev? nue and 11 ?vided for a r? gul ir monthly
?asuo of additional ciiculation, t'ongn has al
once male it well-nigh beyond the |Kiwer of
the Si crel iry. and no longer in tho > ime ?onso
or measure his duty, to interfere from time i i
time to " help th ? business c inmunity."
!t is not hero nea i ssary t i discu * tbo merits
or demerits of the measures by whi? h the posi?
tion of the Treasury has thus Boon altei -I
Undoubtedly it has been a real and great i
lioi t> the millions who pay ta.< . that Ihe
rugar duties have been abolished. The prac?
tical result has hi i n thai something like
950.000.UOO m a year h ia been return? d to th ?
puch?is 11 the peuple, wh< p as that sum was
formerly taken from tho people m taxes, and
expended dut ng the war m tho purchase or
pa \ in it of "u\ rament bonds VVbctli"! tho*
were ?ni-!i\ m n t who mainta:ned tin: the
paper circulation should bo gradually expand d,
and that il would boa gical and ocrmanent and I
l/|iVlJ.'?-""w
vastly needed relief to bnstaesi to hare (ha
rin-nlation thus expanded, this at 1 aal la clear
thai the policy which Congress decreed Is that
upon wa ch the businem world ha? at prt - at
to reit ni place ol any Intervention by the
?,., i tan of the Treasury from time to time
;,? he may think it exp dient, until the next
Congn m assemble?, either in regular or in
extia ?ion, the lawa as they atand will prob
al iv d te ;. ii ?? th r lations I? twecn the Tr as?
id the business c immunity.
STMRiyC, i STJGSA S T VBJCE.
Since our aharp-cyed contemporary "The
New-York Timoi" discovered and exposed the
m hem ?'" ?if the Republicana to foment a
qua n | am i - the riel >i ious and harmonious
11. i:, ., i.i: . through the instrumentality of the
i . m club and Mi. E. Elli ry Anden? n, no
furth i attemi t ? ? far as we can learn has been
made in that direction i a the ran of Rcpub
: .. Mr. Anderson, having discovered tha
bo ha i been put ' i base ust s by designing nv, n,
VM. i ? .1 !,???? i i n tho subject to Speaker Crisp,
but whether u was apalogctic, conciliatory and
? . j ? : i : i : 11 ? > i ,\ or rarcastic, aggressive and mina
t,i'. his nol transpired. Speaker Crisp haa re?
pli d bul whither ho n'a? mollified and satis?
fied 'i angry and resentful nobody knows,
The c rrcspondence haa never been published.
And though it is repotted thai each gentleman
. hi? i eth and puts on a aickly amile when
the subject is referred I ?, every thing seems
oi t .tardly I a monious and aorene. The asp d
of affaira generally in the Democratic family
haa been until within a day or two growing
more and more placid, moro honeyed and sugary
ever since the Crisp Incident. Tho charm of
the n atii :? has been aonribly enhan ?< d by tho
? li d? ny ing atl il ad i of Mi. Richard Cruker,
nho, speaking for himself and the Tiger, -ai?!
that neither of them would disturb the peace
of ill- family by asking f;'i anything on tho
table whi :i tho \ Ictiiala come to 1?" served.
The prevailing peace was beginning to be -?
utterly peaceful as to threaten atagnati n.
Th,s t some member??younger member?,
we mighl say "f tic Dem critic family seemed
like carrying ii t ?o far. It nas Lord Byron wo
believe, w li ? remarked on ?no occasion, when
le ivas making ? mo verse?, that
i .i II?' !.
Now mir contemporary "The Times" has
nol only sharp eyes and detective instincts, a<
li by i ho an Idrnin? ?? w il h n hi? h it
c.ivci d tho"little scheme'' of the !!? publi? an? :
it has al ? a "tjiii? ;. I. -"in." ?>o, I ? i ? an
i : II >i ua ? .... I >.???.:? .
"i New-Yoik Even ? I'
?r, i ? .? lei ?i wat ' ! i" ?*
ih< i" isn't t ?? mu h "i it. Bot ? for a
? i .1 ; lif? bul : '
li d by th? |i ??' t r tin j
and that I
|. n t to d? to. And
?
j t ' them
" s-s-s-h ! Keep ?till ! (?o slow I'1 in
. . . tho |K3 d
? ? ?? little
. '
th? re I" Kail |j I* - :.:u on
mu -i l" d ?i" i ? stir things' up
ive lif? and | irly.
? |
I
i casual lal n marks aboul
' : : 1'nit' d "-'it. ?
li / lise, th ;? '
J? nkin? the ii ?ni|
. :. i i
? ' : ? : nd a "1 animant obje : l<???? n " I rom
? .:?? we are
i g tod thii ? ?
o ai :.:"?! i< U" on J? akin?. W o d ?
n t I., lieve he kept tho ? hole? i oui "1 the
W - know he ke| : mil Mr. ' ?
I Mis? 1 ?? ? ? i lons I han was jus'iti
ihl ? ? i : ? though we hat u never been ab!
i . '!.. ine h ? m dive. Wo think thai a? Health
' ?'i.i er, as an ' obj? el lea? a," and as Ci kei -
bn th'i n i. ? le des rvc? tu be harass? d. .\n?l
: > take m ai tivc i irt in the
ii ? u il h nom ? tiuii lity
,ij ".n i i" bn !. u i??. d, in
ilc !? en ..- an thei "
n" to foil . . ' Ulks ol
; !.? \ i .- I > m, < i,i. y. \\ ?
ii.r. ?> i - ? : ?n, mon over, that ant ?;
i n our part in h irassing .!< nkin? would
I? r ga 'I d m ith jcilousy li . bos ne d
? .?'it mporai?es, it ho ! ok in?n the, ?? ? ui n
:?> a purely ? I ? 'til- ?tic di l ;i kincc, in it hich
??tiers ' ..n nit' i :? ' the risk <
W ?? 'I" t ' ' n t< ' ay, though, that we enj >y
nu calm .? iti-f n ?i n in se ing ? in neigh
l.'?i? "sloeliia' round'1 trying to make things
live j In to" I ?? ni'- ratic c imp. It rei alls old
'.n ? ? T '? ? h >gin i ' I "!. nal lirai. There's
? ; bal h nd ? ?o or h animation, life,
mo venu-tit, vivacity and all that aort of thing
i" a ijuiel i ; 1111,1 > party a? those off hind legs
when thei. ara m good order and moving in
Tii" only draw back to the present
i|i m ?iistralion ?? that it doesn't at em to disturb
' loker. More | ower to youi 1? ?of?, brethren '
"COM'i OK? ?Y Ml"
i m is no ?hi inking m ?di sty aboul oui
li lingtiislied i" li"'. ?t;/- n. th" Hon. William
*! I" i? II" has n ? Inndti' -^ for r? tiring into
ib< iLMiioti hackgro ind. II" ?I >??? nol l?"ii"',<
thai I?" was born i.? blush unseen. On tho
oih r hand, the II n. William .->tiI?-.?-i- is willing,
and m.n" than willing, to sound a trumpet bo
i >'?? him. Those n aiarks are prompted by the
inten sting ? n uni tance thai il,.- Il a. Will.,un
ulzor has ? ntere ' the lii Id a? a candidate for
Hi" ?ill:?" ?it speaker of the coming Assembly.
?some men wh" arc eager l'or political honors
ai' willing hi plat e theins? Ivea In " tho hands
"I their irientls." Not so with Mr. Sulzer,
II" ha? taken the management of things into
his own hands?of course after due and proper
consultation with the I? ?tacs ?>f the Denn cratic
parly m this < Ity. II- knows that Tammany
Hall with n- thirty ne minis ?? going t" run
th" nexl Assembly, and ii" Tammany Hall is
Kotisfii il with his ? andid icj. why ?hould be
i ai" two ?tram? a!.t the rest "I the State .'
Well, th" la.t i? that th?' Hon. Mr. Sulzer
has written a It tter- merely as a matter of form
?to the othor Dem cratic AsMHiihlymcn-clcyt,
aun -un' ing that he has taken the field. Ho
begins by declaring that many of his f ? i. ? i ? ? l -
have urged him t" Iks b candidate, and that
? u ter r licotion" it Is evident that Mr. Sulzei
hi? ii"! gone mi ? tlii-? matter hastily or on tho
?m- of ih" moment?"after reflection" In- has
' concluded t ? announce" himself '* a < an lidate
I i thai distinguished position." Now, that's
all right, M? far. Mr. Sulzer has been "urged"
by hi? friend?, bo ha? "reflected" and ho ha?
"concluded." All the proper ateps hate been
'.'? n ? through. Thon c mea a atatement, how
over, which canii't bo read with oui surprise,
and ?""ii pain. The Hon. Mr. Sulzor solemnly
.-olds these ?mpre<sive word? : ?? It i? p mo d 'I
by ?ill that I have tho experience and necessary
qualifications." Alt t this how cm thoro I? ?
any question as to the ?*prakerahip of tho next
Aasembly ?
li wa? said ol a Brooklyn man who aspired
to this honor that he w-as not " impressively
forcible" enough for the office. No ?mo who
reads the Hon. Mr. Sulzer'l brief but pointed
letter can doubt that he is fully qualified in
this respect. Only a man who is " impressively
forcible" oould have affirmed that "it is con
reded by all" thai be has "the experience and
necessary qualifications." Indeed, the whole
letter reflecta both impressive forciblenesi and
forcible impress!veness. <>f Mr. Sulzer it may
truthfully be said?in fact, it is "ooncsded by
all"'?that be is not so had as some of his con?
veners who will reprisent Tammany and mis
repp seul the city in both houses at Albany
this winter. It is certainly to his credit that
he it? oi alone among the Tammany men in
opposing one uf the worst jobs sent, through the
last Legislature. But one good and worthy act
is not suffi? i"iif to make a good record. In a
Tammany Legislature, however, a worse choice
for Speaker might be mail" than that of a
mm who is?fur he liiniseli hith ?-aid it?" eon
crded by all" to possess the "experience and
m c ssaiy qualifications."
Wh n it is remembered that Mayor (?rant our-:;
made a visit, "on the dead quiet," to Boston and
returned convinced that the trolley was a bless?
ing without disguise, it is readily s.s-n that New
Vurkcrs have good reason tor fearing the chief
magistrate who travels. Thomas 1". Gilroy, who
?s not yet Mayor de facto; has recently been mak?
ing a journey across the continent and sterna to
have kepi his eyes open both ways. One of the
results of his observations is hi- oonviction that
N'ew-Yi rk is an lll-llghtcd city. Hence more
m iney is to be .spent on street lights neat year
than heretofore, fi-i one will objeet to this, e*
pecin?y a< ether it.-ins |n the public Worlis Qsti
inate were reduced t" make this poesibk?. At
the samo time, Mr. Gilroy will ?hi well to bsar
in mind that the people of tins city are not less
concerned about httving their streeta clean under
fool than brilliantly illuminated overhead.
-?-?- ?
Mr. Rolierl A. Maxwell appears ??? havs no ob?
jection to playing tlie part of an active firebrand
In the David B Bill camp.
The running of electric cara without the use
of the trolley? which "ill begin aexl m ?nth
In Second r."., will he an experiment which
the ;i ililio as wpII ;ls el Ctrioal ex?
perts will watch ".?ih profound Inter
ll lias never l.i ilo ibte I that a prac?
ticable and reai 'ap stoinge-battery iy?.
tern would Ik? devised mi m? r or later, although
?uuic ol the experimenta tn Hi t lina bitlicrto
nun le?as, for ?instance, In Fourth-avt.??have not
"I' ' '.?evil!. N" s ?;;,. ,,,,,, ?, . . e .. |- llll e t d to
i a i ver: it is the trolley,
with i'- polen and u rrhcad wins and powerful
?? . ? is Is eti ' - tem? ??'! n> justly an I
. ly. It ii ? I that the s?,,r me h if
l-ave. will forevei end all talk
t tho ti * oi ttan Island.
Say wh I ?." ; will about !? Ellery Anderson.
that- : appropriate present which be is
g foi Speaker ? up. They *.iv he is ero?
g for Mr. ? risp a long tidy, to be thrown
i sota, and that on the tidy is
blazoned tlw 1 end: "Speech ia ?Uves and al
\ * * 1 ?? r warning against the disregard of bl rk
-, ? i I?.*, .i i 'i~:- ti on the New
I lc -. t ?: ? u regarde I
vi rsc I in as the ; est
? r ? ? insure tin i g of trains
II it unit m the i ? ir ? ol?*er e-l with
lus rie i it i- n-- i s-, an I,
more? ?:. .? n imposition on the public? who
?n- tima |e| to lielii that 1 r ?-?..?!11r? - is being
red for by the railroa I and Its ?er
Il the iluty --I th.inp 'ces t.- s... t!i >t
hi !. is arc olicyed t-- ihe letb-r. Tlie engineer >>r
?-?r who "takes in- chancea" once o . *
? to bave the opportunity "i .; ting so a s"0uud
lime.
? -.*??
It is mid < ? P idelphlas City Ball, which
?ras planned t ? cost $10,000,100, will cast
l. ? ? . Istenoe ol tho still unfinished
Suite i pitol al Albany will tend t-i prevent
Sew S'orkera from standing aghast and throwing
,?i their ha i Is at these fit
rt A. M iswell i- on ? of Ihe Mue h.-si adherents
; i, ?Une of .\- u I'-rK con
rver.
So he is, so I.-- is; and that i- tho ream a why
. i ?or Hill 1 pl< sure i i r li ?ving
him uf the kiiperintcudency ??; tlie Insurance !><??
?Kirti cnt. And Mr I leveland propo-es t> mak"
Maxwell Assistant I'uatniaster-iienerall [tila
purl of the President elect by
Ks-ii la enoi h to Indue David to abstain from
: m rfro .-??i s ati i king,
?? i1-- ',:? : us thugs " :- rather goo I. Perh t| -
:? [ue, but ?till a \igoi - ia ex
. in, ill-- s? rt "i .- .pi union thai w ?u d occur
t,. ,i p?>ni -n ? t ?? irnesl ? ? ? - ? ^ ime I
. bad but not t ? ? es? u ily i r ?fane n unes
?? l'est i ferons thugs^ was -t-at. d bj "The Atlanta
l oust i tu tion" in ti., ? ol - ? ? remarks ou
tlte c?l?br?t? ? 11 rather th ? notorio is Reform,
anti-i risp dinner, and was applied by thai plain,
blunt papei t.. the r' ? ?who ma le the
We venture to si .-.< to " rke Con?
stitution" thai w lie ti:.- ? hristmas r-r.is are
'?i>, it lay " p --s'il-1 ? :s th -i.-s'- y>: tho table. If.
.-i an aide expletlvej but somehow it fails to
? : tho sweet -pint of Christmas.
PERSUXAf*
genol r M lliei on, of New-Jersey, Is Indignant
...... that he Im i been slated I * Ihe
mu ni Department, and lu?? himself been authora;
? ,ii ited ns dn luring thai
Ii,. :., ; . ii.., a . Uial Mr. ? leveuind lut? u U
lo pa) In m i- ??' ? ? - r.
14 ? White, ti do u to
mat-ill Lord Uoberts ?i i ?mmanderi i Chief lu lud a,
lui, i.-. n thirty right yean m id?- UHU ih armj, most at
that um.- hnvlug Leen peat tu tos? country. In lit ?
?,. v.; . viil Into Uumiah lo rommaiid ihe army ?-.'
,,,.,...|,.,a. ,., :,",n?) ktruug; and his iiianagemeni ?'.
If.pirxliiit i|ii .Ion?, niliiturj ?ii.it lolttltul, lot tour
Vlu , .n i-,.i : i.ii pral?e froai ih? \ Ii eroy,
llernhnrdt' ;,;?-, I \? i. licnatic, bai iual *ti.<i la
, uun. lie w . - -i ml tor ? Be al u| the Bunld
polity ei Pari?, and became enamored of the
n..m seeing lier on the ?tage. NegUt't il butines* and
Imploring I- m.-i . iisulted, lui they itut nul atlevt her.
II, ,;,,!., ,,i i, ,.,; i,ni]ii. howi-ver, until sh.- auiiTted
M. Uaautla. He Uu-a hud tote taken to tttcetre ami
iii.i.- ii. has in. il. havlni never recovered from Ms
i..,,, i . ;-.i- Ion.
Mr. ? hartes ?!?? I? ? ;? . who ara? arrested In I'uils
the other da) in Conm-ctlon wlta the Panama ?'?mal
luiidiil, i- one of the i?" s.u.. ..f the ?dit ?\mut du
i.. i-|im by Ids lii'-t marriage. H* I- bow aiore than
Uftj jours old, and u:is for a long Mme the vice pn I
,|,.iii ei the l*anama L'anal Company. M Marlui
i ,.ui:iii.-. ?lie I? also under arrest, Inn-ame the prlvuto
,, i. i., r v ol i "uni il,- Le ?ep* lu IS57. Tnrougli the
iiiHiuuif "l Hit? r nun he bcrtuii" - 'e'd MH-retar)
> r.-. :iil.i I'.uiKH'M i nual i' impnileii, M. r in
? n,,. i,n, .?,'.,,i,-i cou 11 -nil,a- Unie i.> lltemturo bImo,
und Iuh [viblUhud nevcnil novels, a volume of pioins,
mid ;, Ms:,ii-\ nf Uic sue? ?'ui.d. Ills mosl
iiirtuill -ii ? aork, however, Is his ?? Universal History/
!,,,?... in ni.- . ?n?? ol public m m. The history is to
.prl ?? eveiiteeii i.nes, ol which liv.- have ap
p, ured up lo Iho prcsenl time.
The ii'-w French Mud 1er ol ommeree, M. t-teg
?r ed, had little ?olli n twelve vears ngu that be wosM
,-.,: Uve to Bl??n any sneh dlgntty. lie i:i>- in ?t
iiis home m Havre, and his medical attendants <ti
tared Hi:ii nothing could -uve his Uf.-. except an in
in ion uf new blood, a Eardener offered to mi|ii-1\
Hi , mid the operation ol iransftisloii \sns ?ucee -*d
if. |i rfrted m time becume Mimo: o? Havre, and airs
holdi a Cabinet ofltee,
?sinte UcohigUt Wii^iit, of Michigan, who ili<tt In
i?. i-'.i id- papers la such condition thai it luis
i.lin feiiiiit imponftblii m put Into print the results ol
the last three year*1 labor which he performed fer tin
state,
?
The term "ii.mint Old Man" anas first ns,ii to
ilesltMint.- .Mr. Ulndatone, Mr. Henry W. Lin-y says, l>'
sjr Wim.mi HarcDurt, and ass heard In is-,o upon
the return "f the Uberala to power, Mr, lau-v mills :
?There i- -still another mate for Mr. ttladstone, re
served tur llie Inner ulrcl? uf ?ns ulliclnl COlltagtKS
To them lie Is slwayn 'Mr. I ? and the ?mount ?1
expression this Initial Is enpnbu. of can be estimated
<<niy by those accustomed to hoar It ?poken In t'i?
varying moots in which Mr. Glaaaten? tsares his
I'Olli'llgUe.s."
THE TALK OF TUE DAY.
" wat? I was In one of the big drygoods BtawSg to?
other day," says a lady, ?? I ewaesward the following
eoBversatioB ? 'Hsva roa Bsetassreafa " IsaaapBaBg*!*
'No.' 'Have you tioldmarli'? "RusUc Wisldlng" V
'No, we m|| hjttp s.inltii'M'? music' At the book
counter BOOM SB? BSBSi. ?MStm you " Feathers, Fur? und
Fins"?' 'N,,,' was tl"' rafis/, 'but WS have ? llurhle
berry Kinn." At another counter aas Baaisaiassa at aa
rid ln?ly from the country BSaaSBaeSi to J.T "nia.
Hi ?ttatUSgly, ?li- hair prollered a quarter, Miylnc, -I'aa
| i BtSBfa thl- !' (Hi thi. fifth lloor of the sam?
itora a child BStealag t?i a ?sate haa .?aid, ??,, you
hare to put a asnal Ii " If BBS has time to enjoy
them, BSCh in?Idem? partly compensai?. for getting
Into tin- crush.''
Ready to Corape oastae.?* Yost eass." said taw pon?
magistrate, "perpleaea me. Yon ara un old T*'fflgf
sou have been brought b.'fore utts eoBrt ioaeaa ot
limes tor being drwak ?md disorderly, aai u doesn't
seem to do any goud either to Ine you or ?end you
t" the wewteptue. Yet j/ob don't Mesa to be a bud
Ban nt heart."
"I'm not, J'HtRe," snivelled StM contrite old vaga
bond, drawing the back of his Land ?cross hts inisr
"and I'm vvlllln' to drop these pcrcecdiu's right now
if i'.ju nrc."- (Chicago Tribune.
la Boston they are getting to mil afternoon tea
"smok" talk?," b.?'.'Pi?.> the hostess usually has in,
esstt? burning In a Rule Oriental basasse? burner.
'?ne. great jm.ti.-m that I haws ht deal wirh." mud
th-? keeper of khej imUs'ib? BStyfcsaa, -Is 10 tind some.
occuiMtlun .'or the people un<l.-r my charit?.''
?why ?ot ws t.'itiu to to ven tin? cil-ge v-Hat*
asked the \l?it..i.-i,liuffalo Barmst,
Some one given IBs following Information to "The
Living i'hunii" (Rptseopal):
".?Inre Advent. ISOl, there have b?n the follow,
trig MBVerstoaa to the CktUCk from ah? mlnl?trv of
various denomination? : C .ngrejuiilonuu?t, l?; BWtaWvV
i?t. 10; Presbyterian. ;?; Btmntnlat. 4; isapti.?t, 4;
Latheraa, 3; Reformed Ki>!-t"pai, I; rnarecasttst, ?;
Reformed, g, Beaktea 1!. -.-, BSBre were |B la Wale?,
the name? of Whisk your eoitesBXNSISBt c?)iild not 00
laln. of thl? total of 7i;. :;:. belong i? taw Church of
England, ,ir.<t 41 belong to the Chinch of tlds country.?
.st'Ci F.?S AT LAST.
A gray-haired, broken-down oil man,
wiFi sunken eye and cheek,
Climbed up thy steps one winter's i!ay.
With l.unibl.' ?stefl and BBeSk.
He nnig t"is |,el), and a woman cam's
Al I ?t",>d In the open Boor,
Atul n ?mile simad over Ms wrinkled far?
As lie ,-.iw his \Wi" oae? more.
And the old glad light shone |q ?,|s eyes,
And lin husky rotee grew clear,
A., be .-old. "Ii almost knocked me out,
J. ?? 1 inuuii'st that rlbhon, dear."
-(The Clothier and Furnisher.
?The manufacturers of paper rowing shell? -ay the?
di> not fear the competition of aluminum shell?.
si'ci rn.-mv aluminum boat? ?re bow bsiag roajstraasasl,
lu 18S5, aluiiiiniuu was worth BOO a poaad; new n
can be piuciuuv i : w about to ceata a pound.
Greal Oeneroslty.?" Plea e, sir, 1 tsrrer/t any piar?
,. to night."
?I haven') ?ay otiange, pay friend, but here u a
-? coupon "f ?The Dai? Bwaah', that wlj glv?
>. a a I10UM and '.", .i?i a borne of roar own, If you
? i It out properly. Take li ?as] he happy.*
- tlndlanap ??-, Journal.
Warden So vu got rid of v< 'ir Bastar,
Elder?Yni ha anss s mod aian, bat be wa? too dry
In in? pn .: -?. always gtsiag n? a hi?b'ry si tl?
Jews. Bat W? don't II.o our new pa?tor very mucl),
either."
-What's the Batter with him?"
??Well, he'? tix? w? t. preacbea with tear? In Ms
v ?li e nearly all Lie Urn?; emotion of the purest Ultid.,
but too mm !? of It."
?1 ses: t'i" old iui'..r was too Ustorteat, and th?
new one u to? BjratcrtcaL"
with ? Pr?whack.?Rivet? wTasS d.? ysa tM-ik of
Shj ;-..?? .V- a public apciiker f
Hal '??? ?ial.e- i? n mu? ?ho alWBT? commands mr
litarly ?dndrallou ami doesn't gci it. .. a
rrtbuoe,
l'\ ?'p'?idi-"t McCoah ?ays In "The B>aBfaBWt*|
"l think the time V-^ ??inn for a ciwfsreoee ..f
presidents, profeanors and parent?, t" eoaslset ho-v
rneflts may be leeurai frsaa niaidy exercises
wliaoat the accompanylag avila.'
Timid Youtl -? . i we |o and sit tinder th?
w ?-" mow, Ml?s 1
Demore Maiden- Why not under that pop pop.
p pi..-, ti? 1 rgc : ' .... ago Tribun-.
MUSIC.
RCfSIaJf rOTJC B01KM.
T!v re Iiave been few maatCSl entertainments gHvg
in New-York ut Lit" year? which have been so eliarm
Ing to the careless listener ?nd at the same time sj
1 t. r> ?ting i? the muatc-tov** ?ml ttoswat of follt
lor? and ethnology m th- two concerts ol Mma.
LtnefTa Bwastan iiioir. Hie ersjajitaatiea ass a few
trained singer? sltksa 11? raaka. Mme. Llnfff
hewaalf ass a tea traita rotes, wi.i.h la wag seawoatw
and of agree al lo quality, though raf?wr lajst la
calibre, >!.e singa with olrrloui lywaatky fir the
music which saw Ills nndrrtahein as lasswaaca hi th?
Cntted Basses, ?nd that sympathy !,??>?.* like sym
pathy in use ?udlea 0. Nr. Ilewoius, a t.'iiur. has
1 good \,i;ce a'iil .1:1 exaveaslr? man?
ne!-, and Mr. JsJaBBhOWakl 1? S SOUIWOWI
? ffecslve i>ti-*?i. But the o e asesaban <-f 'he
il.oir iiialu- :i" pretence of pswfcas ? '?''''"?'
?na "im fair BfBwWon ma ara twaponalr? to Mass.
Un-tr? Oirilons and has BAtlaseata of the avsa! ?
. iiji.i^l, haw a I.nv ?hsra "? i .??.' n- ru from
I i>'UK ?>t view whteh ought to L~ ouosea la
.,??;?? rforntan ? -. r ie porp ? of i^ie
.- 1? to m?ke hnoaw a homely, but laakiue, bbb
Ing Und of mosleai art. 1 ?? s..
? loa? onllii.ir!.'. :'?.:??! OS) bt ^'.'1 ??' ? '?"H i'-'l
give imttstalttne.it m the ix>?icert-rown ?rouCd defeat
?vilkat ubaion "i the ohusr. It U
lal . phases . : musical 1 ? ' re mat ihe v?l w urn
? ? ..f i>.pukir um-: have sttained i'^iathsi
[ii.ai iSaaw ??'"' ?rragute 10 t? ? ::.?? .^ ?-? the rig a
Ul) '!? w; Ihe luv.? ol BNUSV SI 'I -?
Vet tlie prlncl] 1 a Id a la 11 ? ? ' ? '''
, r naUonal music. In doiulnaftl to u.i\-u.iw*i
t??> much an, In fact. . ,,
1, ? .'0,1 .ing? lat?" eUe than tha fotkaonga of
?uaala. I" the majority of ti; ???? ?... heard those
song? 11 week ago l?--' eaturday, and again last ntght.
In ? 13 Music Hull, they wen u revelallon. Their
p.uii* and beauty can *e?rcely be matched m the
,.? ,1 ot : Ik-muslc. diev tell of ? people ?lag.larl?
reptlblu to the .harm? of melody aud harnu>i >. a:jl
? ? n depth of ?eiitln ei I *hl h ran only be tie
;n.r , r hupli oi"ii based on pn?found nsi I J ot nation
ul feeling, l'.'i.- presa'llns mood 1? - ? e to tha
vers . ,,t niela ichofy. but arhen thl? gives ? >] l I
cnyety it Is a mad, ancontrollable, deapi ?le nyety,
ve'1 a? one nnd? fretiuentlj aasoclated ?Uli melaa
cl.oy in errat men Reethoven for kutance. >'ar
. ? ? ? ifulnesa ?fh whlcli tl." ?.ii-l'iieiiU
at 1 ie homely poem? ?re echoed in the ?pin* of tha
Koch ?ong tell.? ? i.tt "f the heart history of
II.. people from whom It sprang. The mostc ought u>
be i.i.?.?n m every scrloua lover of the ?rt; It ought
t., be heard by every one tor It? simply SCSSRseSfl
charms, _,
t?HAM! 1.1: Ml >l?-.
The N'lrniiit Herbert iring K ''?"??' ps? a rsBSsarl
last eight m ( .'.ami"T Muai KalL tl '? composed sf
I...11 ? .'.hnildt, jr.. Henrj - ' ? ?' I nUU Ka t.nt>irO
?ad Victor Herbert, very -? ???! arttSU, wh" In thew
playing strive 1? ?how proper reverence ?> ska higher
torn "f mu-i- whh h 1 ? rahlvate. 1 aswassayssa
.. was s trttie long, ut I "? nau?lc wa?heartllf
enjoyed by mi ausllencv ahl 1 made m I ? api?r^aUoa
and sympathy what tl hi i--i li "?" '*"''
up.d piece? played weiv -? ' . ?let IB *
major, op. 41, and l>^. rah gua In M Bat. QP.M.
v.r. ll"r('"ri played two original ?lu* on the v?ate?
Cello. _>
?l> rLF.VKI VM> BBUEVR IN B? IHtOCIT?I
?1 The New-York M >ndng A^vertaw*.
... .... . _ ..,!.. ... I...VI ?.. I... irtv. 11 a dinner In
DOR
FSSNL .
Mr. Umher ought, a) kin
the While II sise uhi-ctly ??
:."\
It
ii were.
to he ifiv. n a Statuer in
il r the * 1' ? eland ksafaj
'i'l'.'.it ww Id tw a guaran'.
"Illll'l l.liuiij
?f g>ssl failli.
HI PB ?BADLY I> 11> KOT FOUttaJt flliS < ll.VNCE
From The tThscagjo Kow? Record.
it would appear that th" i.-?t .ring Roulanaer evet
did for France ??l? hi? get?sing out -i g '??
present crisis arose.
er
.ue
PLAIN TALK TO TAMMANY.
The Ken York II? naht.
an ver might i??' It? effsel asjo? the party, Maar*
Fro t.
Wh...
i-mi be i?" doubt that to Tat inatnv. Hill. > :? hi
U 1U1- il.H-tlon "f Mr. MvrpSvy aa Beaatorl would prora
a pollttcal Waterloo. Tanimutiy may h? H >????<?
m 11, gia?i?. It may rule \U?.ms. But it canoas
with linsiuofty hope to ?tend Ka Imperious *way^ta
Winh: igi'ti. It liiiitiot ?et up a National o- ti ???
:, i?.,i dictatorship. H aaiaaot rtn the Wataeraus
parry of Uie oounlry a? it has the Daaasanmhw v-m
of tl'.:? i'Uv._
DAILY rUAYl'.lt.s AT COLUBOB,
PrSffS The Hartford {Vliniii!.
tmieaa Mam* hare ehanged irat. riaiiv ht me last
twwity ream that service 1? nine part? ''?"'i"'M,fl
ti.1 part prayer. The reKglnsis quaBt] ol Ihe ???-?..?
day morning exerchiea li.?. olrfe?y m 1 ? ?? tHle. w
boya give iheir Urne ?tee either 10 rfudyhur. ?osa
ih.lr teal twuk? whteh ktvcjvea the chance m ?i-"
Ihm, or t? mm ?g over Ute ?nulles la liartr BftOM.
w:,li-h 1.? iteraher punlahahl? nor ?!. :?-taM-. ?aw ?^ass
iwther tmnai'ta a tiKX?iatlve BW tw BS? atl???h'aU

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