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JitOE Pavi. 1". S. Senator, eW
t'J lroia Illinois, is paid to be nfrJi
three million of dollars. He own
fourteen farms iu clo county al..r.e
The Electoral OEimi:s;n dec) it. d
ku rriday la?t by '. ot eight
seven, that the four votes of 1 londa
arc to le counted for Hayes mid
Woeeler. This is victory 1 I
end right, as well fT the Rej ub-
Sa:.Tcii the bji-k of the lV:n
cratic canvats aojwU'rc y'U uisy,
and insiantly the itch f..r t.riiu
e jrue one by TilJ.' ) i- -eeu. In (' f
pun, in Louimaaa, i;i 1'lcri Ja, ia Sou;!)
Carolina. The Cincinnati J'tmrt-r
was right when it i'i'dar'il llial ' Til
Cea was seekiug lo buy his way iuio
the rrefidency.'' And it was j.i-t
when it predicted, that he "i't!J
pive ihiin eouotry tue m -t-l eorr-ij't
aJruinistration it ever Lad." ifeiw.fJ.
It is very i:'ti5oatf. t-ays tic
I.-uivi!le O'"''" ' '' 'n' l'cn'
rat:a!who waoiel t. 'i't,
the rascals wba tli iiiriit th-y euIU
induce sonieboily t i K-il out, at.J 'i
tLe rascals who t!:.jub: ihey oniii
make moDey by actiD- as .) i, -iween
political ji:a:ps and jii(i'ft r.-
ron as naiurai:y to Mr. TilJen
and bis conCdentii frien'is- as k djck
run to water. No such rtsca! r'in
to Hayes or hi.- f iends i-h tL.- r
ci:ffrcefal propositions.
The Albany !'' run! h-s Iimu
rjakiop a finanriu: valeuIatK u, ai.u :
arrives at the ci jdu.-iou UjuI -Mr
Tilden has Ih-cu :eiiiaikbly lv,riuu
cieoflate. It figures iLus : t Mr-red
forone vote in Lotiisiuua, -floi',-iO(i
: oflered for i :ic vote iu S..:; .l,
Carolina, $30,t'00 ; ff.-rtd tor the;
l.nuiMaua Keluruiu, Uoarii, -''i',-.
Hill; paid f"r oiie bo;;us vote in
Oregon, t?, CM i0: ii-tal :'.. S.OIHt ; c.is:.
paid, $S,0('(I; s;vfd by faiiute tolj is,
.".';f0 000." A very c .a.foiubif.-.i;ve
fjr tiirappoioted tii'bikX'ii.
The Democrats J: n t '.i' !.):..
to tin- tlei i.iiou ii: the l '. iiiia ea.-e
and they ::re cot i.ti!v si iiii.: !. ii
tunc with the K!r: ; rr.l C .-..nois.-.
r.s thr were a wi . k since. Iu :!,
u portion of the press it ;ba nany
are j-bowing si'uS of desperati. :i.
For instance the HarriMiurg J'o!il
vents its dii-app-WitniCit as foili-vvs:
tniwcn. . a;rt p.rry r .f " '1 r----.Ti
'il 'i"ruii if irlvi-n lo miJ Whoil.r
.Mi'luinoiitly. irantul-i.tl. vi -k-ii'Iv. h.np..-:.--, .
1 v a rti-ali mai'ini v : O.v- .l.--t..r..ll.-. -iii'n.-.-ii;.
.NiVenhrll-rS a Ulili'TIIV iM In- - tj'it-. n-inil;;
..i.lii- li-MiONtoy. vi(fl l-T T.i-i' :i an! ll' ii'iri
1 iKim wilt u.: lit. I'U' o'i.i..-.i:i;i.'-itj kii.i
lu 'ver a ill -viL I'V t!.- :n '.'.' "I It:'- mijt.
i- '.:rt wiitt I'dccd .-uitrs.
We arc sorrv f.r the Democratic
Commission ; by diJtLey j-rsist in
givitig "a strict pjrty vote"' agains;
the law and the testimony '! We
were afraid that they would do s
and cow our Worse feares have been ;
realL-.cd. Whom c::n we trut i i
these degenerate days ? One of the!
strong grounds ef hostility to ;!ie
Coaimissioa was our fecr that tin'1
Democratic Commissioners coui.l not i
divest themselves of partisanship, a;id j
it turns out that our fears were well i
grounded. We share with the ',:.';,' it
iu its profound disgust and dis.ip. ;
point ment.
IT does not redound to the credit,
of the high democratic uignit tries on .
tLe joint Commission that not one o! ',
them could rise above the level of ,
partisanship. We were led to be-
lievc from the eulogistic articles we
read in the Dent' cratic pre.-s, tha- ,
partisanship could not p s-ibi v i jfi -t j
the pure atmosphere turrouudiuc tue
great case cutnisu d to the d icisi.n. '
of the Corumissio!:, but ivc confess no '
little shame, tbnt we were tuisl.-'L ;
We thought tLttt, el least one - f the;
Detmtcraiic Jungcs i r Cor.tmissi'.ihi:-'
would prove thai Lo was not mtuiei
out of tbe common ud, usud iu 'w
cons'.ructiou of other H'i-p'e. bir aln-!
not one of them o!i'.J for it pariisati
shin, or rise above nirp purtv ;
ing. They are so lireud'uiiv l.iustii
that they voted solidly a gainst tbe inn-:
joritr everv time True, ;!.e Iti cut. ;;-'
ans voted solid, Ir.t what m-uJiV
man would expect :htui to vote n r.i:,
inertly to please the miuori; ''. Ti.
rose above party l.f!i-jg, a ;-;
but reasonable to s-xpcci t!n-y .vou!.!,
and stood by State s.'Vi.-re' :: y. uini
the law, and the r.his i f the peopti
while the Demo, ra.s, true to I i.i-.
narrow, bigoltcd, partisan v;nr,.
solid'y voted for prty before ejuutrv .
Agaia we hare had the truth of thai '.
great moral avioni forced up m u-
Put not vour i.vtL in De:c. r:uuc'
,. . .
poiittions
t'.w tbe politi; ul List, ry -f this.j
or any other country eLo auy thin;:!
so uf.erly demorai .ing s ha be n j
the campaign of '.lie "Ki f n . Deisiec j
ray?" Under tbe specious cry oft
superlative hanesty. the viie-t c r
rupiLn, the grossest hriU-ry, ibe
most villainoiisfraads have been p r
petrntcd. Claiming supnior virtues, it re-;
sorted to every thing that was itn- i
moral, debasing and iniquitous
effect its object. It clothed itself'
i with lying as witL i. garment, tern.:
was its handmaid, and murder follow ;
ia i;s train. Public und private, j
rich's were iguoriJ, tic private ; a
pers and correspondence of ciii.eu.-;
were rifled, bribery was again aac
again attempted, ballot-boxes were j
sfiffed and othcrw ite tanipered .viib
erjury was redu-ed to a scic-hce, !
law was defied, war was thrcuiCLt d j
and tbe lowest depths of infamy were
sounded in tbe attempt to steal the '
Presidency. Public virtue was never '
so tried, and never before so signally '
vindicated. Fu:i.re geueraiiobs v. il
read the historv it ibis Dcni'.eratii 1
censpirary to secure c .r..r.)l of tL
government, a '.tb tiii:;.1 ! teeiiugs . i :
disgast attbf iuiijw.ii.es of thai pi.n i
aod of admiratiou at the iutegriu
ad virtue of the j-iOpL-.
IIo JtUE " TUacII fves op" the
r . His , end Si3 be has DO doult
f hi Haies il be reiurtied as eleet--.i
!y the Commission as it is uotr
ed. So a Washington corres-
;;uJcBt fays,
No one has furgotteo, we presume,
the display of roosters over the
, tremendous Democratic ciajority ob
; taincd for Tilden, ai the late election
ia Mississippi. How that majority
' w as th;ained may be judged from
: 'fcc oru tesiiniony of J. F. Seis
a Democrat, and 1'resident of
the Hinds County Hoard uf Register.
He at first refused to testify, but his
rcs Lilian broke down, and heGnally,
out w.th the truth as follows:
TVr-- a a ftip!orrnf l )eadln IenitxTi in j
H"n-'s tVuii'ir. riwn lllr.j hliT lb lvti'l. l
-li. h It n-1 u furaub one m in ui-ims
,ti !; .oi.iri j I'.ltvtlfii at wicti p-.'Uwc ptttr
. t. ill: .liimtt V- l h hM-h". Wltarm
! . .1 ls jt tcliffl ol lbcr .lll'-te kcjt lu
li nf ii. niKrats. n- t-lii'txsl Mni.ll ns-l
icMx-'kn ff irin- el lut Jul(t. rtuirk
: iii: - bo .til isi. "Ht-re l mcthlliK which may
'ii tn .u. ' lM ns lii tht-m bat w wi
t ut i.i-t th-ni. tmt lln'uicht that tbf'j' wi-it?
Mrurt oMit t" nn.i vut li.'ir. tixi lv iibal J'
!: n-rr ti a .!rjti'ir- fra Senat'irTi'itrr. tli1
r ,:iv-. -.it.) : "1 tutttr"' tliat tuj ileara. that tl
i'" r nt-nc i'i n:ii kpttflicn v.tra is lb tal
! -x.ilif Lfy ifMM.l the bet thai tb Re
. u i. much t ukt-Q oat and Hie lmo-
t- mt -iitutiNi in their t-d
ts itn- a Hr.Mfl that tt liHi'liran iula:of
- ' 'ii in lim iiAuiiiy er Ki iH'raliy iiriKirmnt
: , ap-i tl ao (..- irautT in-t Ihrm in-
i".k-j:o.i a rlt itim uav Ho admitted farthrr
. 'n. ;i.-.ilt" f! IJir Im.t'K-t-uX krj m'lw IUT
i -I ' J tt'..T..-.t: ihs lru"vratir injicr In rrrry
! 1..:; u.Mri.'t ill the rssuM v
Suppose Mich testimony as thishad
I'D iivea by a nit'mler of a Kepub-i't-ua
h.iard, how the country would
t.avc rung with denunciations of the
outrage, but iH-iug merely a Detno
erstic fraud, theprecs of that party
ri i fives it with silence, and with
simulated indignation
continues to
li'iri t'i'.ier cienuuciations against
l nij!i!ii-a:i bullot-box Ptuffers.
"
FloriJa case
In t! tei mining tbe
;i.e Commission decided that they
ivmi: u-.t g behind the returns as
certified by the proper State officials,
lei; i.ut they would go into an examin-a.h'.-i
't the eligibility of the electors.
Tl:e fi-t propo.-i'ion was carried
t; v ; 111
vote ot tbe eight liepublicans
, . .
t thiit of the seven Democrats!
. . .. .
n a i u
on the board.
.-;-.io;i .liis'.ict
tb' D'-inccrat.
L'uatr this
Ou the second propo- '
Dr-idiey voted
with
thus carrying it.
decision the return
svto j by S;earues, the late
iicaa Governor, was adopted
Ilepub-
as the'
oiH-, h:id ufier hearing testimony, j
a.-decided that Humphrevs, the ,
. .. , , . ........ ;
ubii'uu elector whose eligibility
& :
disputed, because he bad held
;;i r Fed.-ral olli.'e, wLieb he re-1
i
.- u'tu d bi fore the election, was duly
c'iiiiiliid. This ruling, which gives
tii v.,;e of Florida to Hayes and
Vi:i ! it r, iriuully decides tbe case
us to Louisiana and Oregon, tbe only
other two States really iu dispute.
It; I, nisianu the returns of the Re
P'lol.caa electors is duly certified ac
corJiag to the laws of that State, the
oi.ly rcruEtning dispute being the ille
jraiiiy uf nvo of the electors, wbo
nad held other c!lices, but it is al-legi-il,
had resigned them before en
it ring upon tbo duties of tbe last
office, while in Oregon the Democrat
ic iraud is too transparent to talk
about ; Cronin (the Democrat) never
Ixiug possessed of the shadow of
riirl.t, and Watts (the Republican)
having rescued his o3Ice ot Post
Mas'cr. as well as Lis office of elector,
before the c illege uet, and being duly
e!ic:i-d by bis colleagues to fill the
the vacate caused bv bis own resiir
nation, as the law of that State
provides for.
'I t.is decision
-i absolutely
as to Florida does
give the Presidency
it establishes a rUe
to ii 1 t s, but
ihut rnu-i eveutua'e ia his being de
clared Prasideut, if ihe Republicans
have li clear eases in Louisiana and
O .vgoo as they think tney have. It
may be a couple of wet-ksyet before
a ii : A lieti ruiinati ou ia reached.
Ilt.it!: are a few gems of Demo
i rii.ic h-iiit'sty elicited by the Senate
iuvesigatiiig couituitee, which we
coiiitLi-ud tu public attention. Gener
al Anderson, a member of tbe Laui
simis. Canvnsstn. 15 ard, beiog under
i x.n.inaiio'j was a.-ked, "Was there
ai v jiiopitiou made, by any one,
i.i illation to the use .." money to
i IVi-ct the declaration of the result?"
Ili-an-tver was:
Y.i It. V. A
K. ! t n. IHnwratk- S-at
:i r-i-Mn at 11 o'-I.K-k at mchu i-n
'1 "V.inlwr. and aaid lu in
i'C h ali'l i .:l:
i:-T.. u'. an "!: -nunirv iu nuke a thin,
.ii : ii, it 1 ui i K.-. -ja) .'si it I w-.nld insare tbt
s-.u i-T tin' ti:n Ti-. 1 r-tlied that was.s
1 1 tii.l m,l wi-li t i i-nt'Tiuin. Ha-ko.t
" ..i -k ilttv.r. 1 n-ili.' H ul'l In ti l-.. fir
u ; i to .. an t Im rir.- hi- K(l llie r.-rtn hcriact -d
i : " i-o Ir m me l. imt him at thi-St.CWNM
ii.-i .i; t iti--iif! o.iiinz. 1 prnuiscl to meet
... '..-i n.l ui i-iin. 1 .u I Uiii mii bun. He
:.: I -;lu Otmrl and i-.tlle-l in- out. iniultin)(
.1 u . it -i iu Tt Ima 1 i-ai.1 i bad firita.
i. ;. !' r- (.lifsl it t -i iuipiirlnnt li.r lue w
: 1 ") iin linn : "I ! n I want you t.i ounve-s
i:i.;:.fr u :t ti in-on r in im;iM.. if jvh VL-b
. n'T.itu iiiv lrion,t:-t,i'. T'u nevi-r aifala
Mr. A. II. I.evisse, another mem
r cf the same board, testified at
.1 .r -.:u w.t? xni u Iiia li r a oonMera.
',. i . lw i.. in- ei..v:'. r:u l.e (.ir aujuel J. x.l-
I'ii': : ti.r -h ol iNvviui-r it:ie wit the
n-r. lfL v t..i .urii. lirK.K iu t'tiunlanlin'ipie rt
N. v. m it .ns. bad uiiisi ..tit, an.1 retun.m t-uiiie.
llr. ICir... :.n.l lipr .l.-uhi 1:, ... ...
ut n.eiii j .v. .i.e w.ine?- a n.,te a-kinic him totibatbe sees his points clear! v. and
uiee
i u-m-s-; Jeiinson nse me note at Mm
li.iri. w ; iLe ia.ne aseU witne whatit meant:
I" i Lc Ua.l n Lisa: (he bullet, th.jluflit
J 'Im-. ii wttir.itl viint-sh lo vote .t l'uueri.
Air .lotiusi.iU. an aouve lietBTal. called aeTt
l. .mini; .no arkel inn Wltue- le meet S. M.
.V-l:uriKihni wiines. bat kiiuwa a ttanker io
sI'twep-Tl) .it i'a-i'li a. W iiuenti dtil a... brst in
i. ru.l ' M tr.Jtiil PKfcir. ol h a nu-plcionn. Abur
.ot I iiiifsWiilke.i tt. areiireti pan ol the lowu.
,V-!;Ui' mill lie Lao. injpriitut husines? lo propiise.
ttti.1 ui.ulii mute a lair i.riKshkin aa a broker.
Hi-ttti-t prcseiilt-dliUulli-r. wtiitther ritnc Wiinlil
in' ulttii, lo receive a ceri&in auin ol' money, sav
lliir.y or l.my tlitn-an l lollar. and relitse hit
lii ki-i ua eit-t.-1'.tr Wiinew iiave no direct anaarer.
ii- l.t- l.s'l arratisod todt. eun Piiaut, ami n.lied
.-i-erali,ui'tii.ii..i, ajtd ni,aliy satd the prife w.
:-s, -in .a. mat he Dilrbi ah Kelt reeeire a. uo.sijO
m j v ; thai It waa a l.iccbanee to make a I-m
t::ii.: tiit it otily tuipit-utsl on tie in a hundred
t tutit one niAO nal an ofifiort unity to make a.
I'rt t.ieiil. an.l lmally that Jobu-ien in'ii;lit sav to
It is lriiiet" Hal Lvisee waa Dot au!un lo listen
i. ihe i'r..i-',i;'.iiin. 1-ui li.at tbey tiatl not . ap ui
l.t price yet. au-1 leli hiiu aaer"ajiHiaUDgaiioiuer
u-'tviin Hint nitil.
Ai i .ti' st-t.-nii tiiit-nirw Ahnrild be would be
r. ifUired to rant h! inte iwr Xlldei.:w1lDeiKi replied
hi lilt v ah a uvv? tiling and pal bim 0&. be tttfc-k
I. I.i. i-ieeoi iwohuniire.1 Ibouaandilollarn: tinal
1 . : ii. r m-ire cIom- inquiring, ibe wltneas vanted
("lit ttiki lit- time. r. were : then be went ofl to
-l-i! Ir: -n.l or pnimpter, and devic ta ball an
ii'..ur; mini-.' a-keii .ni.ui be had aeen. and be
i: ne ir-n.iireoi waiter I uko; AsbaraafdsIOO,.
titxiAi. il.t' uoni'-t thaiciilit tie raised ty puah
t.r tiiuki'r. ano tie asked wlineM lo go nith nim
mr ui 'rtiltit; to t-e etitiimitUsa aud tbey would
nieei i,i imn, Pnh an.l ibe monevetl man. The
t icier" aist Asfcur went lo the pjai appointed
an. i u:t-i ihcnvomeiiii .learrihed. The man. aaid
o (- a m-'neyed man. lb. witneae rocoimiied aa
H. ruiiiii.:i-j., a pruminrnt New tlrteana l.roker.
i. rii;.i:i let spi-ke to w :111ms and the witneaa io
lr"lu.T. A-I.ur 10 lilm. MermarHiei wished to
t..:i,. ant! wine.a deenned. eayine Hermandex
e a: I i;i,k 10 A-tmr. ad be wan I etrl.Tto lik to.
v i.i;. iii.-n ami li .ai--. atler an apjKtiitiment
: ,r tli.- ut m n..ui at ibe Su Charle Hotel:
iui-t A- :ur ii-..i .1., ai eleven ti'cloek. &atd made
.c a ,'ii.im'-ui lor tss-n. wt.cn iber aicaln met,
.tii.l A-i.nr sol. 1 tlv o waa all that ekl I
r iis-i Mi f. ii ,' . 1 ir tfin.t a. uid 11 waa
nol w.irhwliie in talk ma It any more. Afbur
is a J. w a nne husiueae Ulan, aad a ruud oeighrtur
I. 11 es r.'Krt-la 10 bave iweipiie Ui name. Wit.
D- rep -ieo e.11 1 beae uonna lu Pl'kia aa they
took piue, auu Pitkin was well rmiaiiail wUh niaU
be nau do&ie: be bac never seen Joauaoa alaoa. I
Hy ocr SfiedaUWpondrnt.
om waiiixtox LrrirK.
asiiivhto.n, I'. C, r eo. io, id i. i
Oul cne topic has ln-cn ulked of!
j this week the probable result of the
ueuaies ueiorr iuv a-it-i. iui
Every man and woman in Washing
ton ha. disappeared. The bipeds
that bok like them are only Iniero-
Ration Points tar ? divided into
males and females cunningly di-
guifC.I in dress or overcoats or else
carrying bair-pins and the rost af the
castunies usuallv worn by women.
The Kepublican Interogation I'oiots
for tbe most part "(fueao"' tbat Hayes
will win; and tbe Peniotrauc intero- Kjrn,;, enould nay thai Graut listens the year. Alr. noks lbompson
(ration Points generally "reckon" tbat j, a oaded mitralkute collected, j would not thrill for charity at all nn
Tilden will lw counted in. The pres-1 Ci)0i gilent, but giviug one io front of: less she saw ber name ia tbe list. It
ent outlook untuesiionablr is tbat b;m ibe iropre.tsion tbat be is ready I pleases the wife of a stork speculator,
Hayes will bo declared elected Cut lo ire utT a roller if be nhonld not j w ho has made a fortune in a year or
altbo' tbe prospects favor him, tbe re- CDance l(, liae your stvle He itt two, aud who has lately nn.ved into
suit is not yet sure. Florida does kuows all ah mt bis trait. II never ; a g r;e -us bouse on one of the ave
not decide the dispute beyond a doubt, ktlirId in front .if (Irani now. A I euuus. to have her name nublisbed ax
altdo' nine out oT every ten uepuon- :
cans believe tbat the first decision !
given pracicably ends tbe case. I
have spoken to some oi me Desi ' -
rerson our side of the Senate, and I
nua tney arc uopeiui out not, couu-ibut
dent The telegraph will tell you
the rest.
Congress is "making believe" tbat
it is doing business, but it is only
' marking time. "Nobody cares about j
it and its memlnrs can hardly be ,
kept in tbeir seats. Tbe supreme ;
t ourt for the time being u dissolved.
Tbe Legislative and Judical bran -
ches" of the Government are wither-1
ea n tuns, uuiy ine r.muiiic
Prancb is left in a healthy state.
is still run without calling for outside
help, ' Let the dead bury their , Kress, would have been eutirely uu
dead." I.et us wait until its "-4Ustpen- j ubj.-ctioDti!e if ho bJ left out bi
ded animation" is restored te vigor
Ltefore noticinir CVnrress airain. I
't - ha!! speak about tbo live Depart
ment ot the Government this week,
and leaie tbe graveyards and hospi
tal departments in peace.
I I bad a long talk with the Presi-
!deut last Saturday that is to say.
be did the long talking and I did tbe
long listening.
-The "Silent Man," tbe "Spbynx of
the White House," wben he does
peak, is one of tbe best talkers I
have ever met; aud for seven weary
:ycars I
sampled" the best talkers iu
i ra ffliinrrff ii-4rv ui'pi. .11 if-v !
-i t. . l:f.
"" , , 7 -j ,
and for Feveral hours of every dav of
..,. , ,K m " j :
deal in j
orators j
bogs' or whiskey, I dealt in
and authors. I was a wbol. sale 1
merchant of eloquence, so to speak;
ana sometimes i aia a orisK retail ;
business in Talk tbat could not be!
called eloquence with any loyalty to
truth. There are rerr lew famous
orators in the land outside of tbe
lofesiona! orators who I
have not listeued to bv tbe hour in
... ,, - ... .
their private as well as public talk,
f ..,irar.jec niakes perfect" 1 ought
to be a pretty fair judge of tounge-
goods, lor I served a full apprentice
ship to the art of lis ening critically
to conversation, in order to decide
whether the talker would succeed ou
the platform, and to understand, for
practicable business purposes, tbe
Krasp, scope and complexion of bis
uiiud. The bftbit thusi formed has'uurjI?
i j i 1 : . ii
uc-umc a s-i-ouu umuiu. i u-nruni
critically to every one. If I were in
tbe dock and doomed to d:e on tbe
scaffold, the terrors of tbe hour could !
not overcome tbis habit; for I should
watch tbe judge's construction ot bis
periods and pass literary sentence on
bim while be was) passing judical
sentence on me.
Grant's talk is noteworthy for its
clearness, its Saxoa simplicity, its
terseness, its grasp of facts, and its
strong massing of statements. He
talks rapidly, never pausing .for a
word, never uwing a word more tban !
is needed to make his meaning clear,
never uttering a word that tells of a
doubt in bis mind. No man I have
ever met obeyed Goi-tbc's advice so
faithfully "tell me what yon think;
I bave doubts enough of my own."
He never once said "perhaps," or
''possibly,'" or "it may be,'" although
be spoke of South Carolina politics
aud of the Snancial problem, that are
thick with chances to use tbem.
His verbal style bas one charm very
rare now, and dai'y growing rarer
among our public men, because, I
fear, the mental soil that it springs
from is less prized by the people.
He always chose tbe shortest words.
A child would not have been aide to
grasp Lis argument, because it dealt
with an abstract question; but it
would bare known tbe
meaning of
every word he said
For five min-
utes once hm talk wu as rugged as.
Carly le's in the form of his thought;
but he was as clear and simple as
. uiis ..urns, ii is ouiy luu
sham great minds tbat wallow in 0 ig
words. Tbe pages tbat thrill us in
F.uglish oratory; the persons tbat
bave soared highest in the pore air
of song; tbe bymns that have stirred
for ages tbe souls of tbe pure in heart;
the prayers, the blessings, and the
curses, thai bave moulded the lite of
a hundred generations each of tbem
aod all of tbem are clothed in tbe
words that tbe children prattle in
ibeir play grounds. Lincoln' Get
ivsburgb speech, I'ur.ler's farewell
address to tbe army of the James,
Gruut'se very-day tula are specimens
of the purest Sax-m that America has
given to tbe literature of ihe eenturv.
There are pages of Grant's War lie
ports that will be quoted so ae dav
as models of official rbeti c. Tbey
bave all the great qualitie .bat such
writing should embody: clearness,
brevity, modesty and. above all,
ibey have the rare mrii of flopping
wben the story is told.
Grant s tone is as decisive as hi
as blS '
noros ,iespeahs wun an earnest-
, , , . I
ors auupoweriDM leave no douDi
s
seeing, (elieves that tbe one
d'i'y i
leli is to mase them a base of
lions against all who assuil
cpera
tfceui His mode of suiting his
tleWS I sO i
strong that it sound ggresiven .t;
offeusive, not intole
erant either in
. . , , , , - v.mw.. .vs. iiini iic iriii.m'. liiiu n.uv 'uiii ..... n. ......
phrase or .hougbt; only beseem vUery much aggrieved at the uomiua-l Need I de a,! .he re-uk? He came
be addressing ihe viewless opposi- till0 of Haves. He retired from pub-! out of thai place plucked clean as a
lion wit b an uuconaitional sur.en- ic KnX.m ahvr the cUVk.ullu ald did 1 pigeou.for be bough. ..n a falling mar
dcr, or 1 shall move ou your works ; 0t emerge from his retirement till i kei and sold ..n a raising one, as all
a once. ; after tbe struggle was over. He sup-,'sueri tell . d . a id f. uu a i inc nuc
t. n,e l-T110" orn", wriklu,f j Ported tbe compromise in a Wav tbat ! of $10 000 be wa- a y ung ma-, ab ut
contra. to bis words and tone. ll ' was singular, to sav ib- lea.t,' f.,r a ! ' W. wi n u.. in- me ..uvier
tUWl rralher "'IW'uM.can, and his enemies n, .b.-i-peak of. He-brvw bm-e,f up .
Vnn V f d'-e i,y H-Sert that be is prep,r,n . for a her mercy but he tared -t- Vb
hntf.lfa-i! r? nD,uu-of l"': Change of base. It . DuI supposed he adamannne voung .,.,., ,fhe
fi -ih tT a b"ra7l l-ilb b P'Overto,bede;cra,y,! world than be did i Wall str.e-
-3k -s" . T : ,. ' "r-uuu-
..5-.,, .uu.vw.iuc u.uueujiower
tbat bas made him the greatest single
us ib m Lruiv iu rpnr-aupniLtirA nt i
ibe reserved power. !
I. rant, a mumnre u n. an- ' I1A i
- u... ....
uocr iorfffl8 auyiuiog. ue can lain
1 . L l .1 ... ... .
-j .- . . IOUUI-;
noaoi. every state, and five ih
j , . - ,
dates and tacts that most of us prefer ,
In recnll lir 11r.1T. in ih. TriKn,,. 11
..- - ' -
to recall by proxy in tbe Tribune AI-,
raanacor .vici nersou Hand book. I
I foond tbat be kuew all about the
politics of Soul b Crolioa, and when
oe talks of tbe future of the party be
showsbyhis accurate knowledge of ;
polkical statistics tbat be foresees ;
dangers tbat hardly any of our pub-
I it- mn .inn .1 su. ... .
... ...u w.u.
Mu
, 0O Sutler WI10 toe Vernal COUlplilltl
. . . . i . : .
' ; think tbat ibey are good talkers aud
i..... ........... ... . 1 1 I ,n uttikii.n fik liii.
w auv oln,,P rojce. healthy
talker can be kaoan always bv bin !
power of listening. As soon as Grant stomach. It is as snobbish a ony
auswers a question or ends a topic, j thiour can will be. To begin with, it
bis lips bang together: be reaches out ! is made exvlutive, and all the snobs
for a match, lights bis cigar again, and all the wonld be fashionables
laws tdu tod never interrupts you i have to bare their names in all the
i w w- has notbing to sbt he cultivates
j international good will by adding to
jj,, jUCome of Cuba, (if auy waa j
caa javeot a more diol umuc syuo-1
LTIU f,,r 8iunkiug let bnu draw ou !
nie at r-iirbt fur a cigar.) Ifl were a
i."rcuch writer and delighted iu epi-
-Ulir'j 0f money" c mldu t tempi buu
t0 j,, jt ao-aiu.
What tiraut said about tbe Guau
cial situation was a brief of bis Die
'M(ro that he had ready for Cougre9
bad not yet siirued I be ouiy
it.0nfusiou of ideas iu it that I c uld ,
ic was bis theory thai there is auy jty cents to their own vanity, and Cf y
j 8ucb lojUtr pBjulo as a ' bel by iu-'j ceuts to the po..r. Perhaps ii in wll
i fltjuQ" f the curreocv I ofl -i..u ij enough to iret fifty cents u the d.-l-
lD0 nlere jat 0f lDU fluaurial arxiem ;!
aQ(j WDen men aud svslu.s go iuto i
traininir ther must first of all iret rid
!0r locir fat. They need purely uius
cuiar development. A bloated man
0oks healthr. but be is sick ia exact
-1 tironnrtinn to bis extra bulk. 11
ttiuiinia ii) nut al4ii thill thtt message.
, -
jone 0f lue aJjlest be has seut to C-u
sll,f.rHH.;llflfl as lo the reneal of the.
law that limits ibe amount of tbe
fractional currencv aud silver cuius.
Tk,,a- ... m i.l I u n n tuiii u-h!lh lri I
simple aud wise when presented on
us owu merits.
1 1 ... i, 1 .1 , . n ,i n In, Y,atra I uiri Uu I 1 1 1
I ...
believe tbat Gov. Cbauihcrlaiu is
not!.
worthy of tbe entire confidence of ibe
Nation, may be interested to kuow
tbat tbe President, who has studied
tbe Southern question thorougly, re
gards him as a mau of integrity, who
gave a pure adaiiuisiraii u to South
Carolina, and is to-day "ibo ablest
man in the Uuion wbo is tbe GoVtr-
! nor of a State or amouir those claim-
jU(r l0 oe (Jorernots."
j3ul j j j not iQteai to report tbe
conversatioa, as 1 did not visit bsm
as an iDterviewer but as a private
11 iZI'll.
Tbe old question always comes up
when one is brought into persooal re
lations with men of great geuius or
iu lofty positions: 1j fame aod
power make men happy ? Here is
Grant wbo bas riseu from the butn-
j blest rauk in life to tbe highest posi- j
Hon on the planet; trom a tan-yard to
the White House; from tbe dull ob
scuriiy of a poor man's struggles for
bread in a Western village to the
dazzling eminence of the grandest,
historical reputation of his nation
Surely he must be a happy mau or
regret only that he mu-t soon lay
down his symbols of power aud pop
"Weil," ne alJ, "ttave just a
niomb Ml. auJ it SM.mi to lm, ,bat i
(.tta hardly wait Tor tbe lime to leave
to (.uu,e.-'
So. sixteen years of glory and
power, end with an eaer louring
for quiet aud rest ! Epecteius was
right. Our bappiuess must c iue
not from what we have but from
what we are.
James Redpat(i.
out r.w york i.F.rri:R.
New York, February 9, 1S77.
POLITICAL
The passage of ibe compromise
electoral bill, has soothed tbe timid
souls of tbe business meu w ho bad
been bull-dozed by Tilden aud bis
gang, by fear of wr. The straight
Republicans don't believe in it, and
never did, for they kuew it was a
trick of tbe Democrat ie spoiUmeu,
aud was contrived i.iuake ihe great
demagouge President. It was artful
ly contrived, icd carried out with
diabolic skill. Tilden and bis local
copperhead press breathed war aud
gore till be got the busiuess interest
shaking in us shoes ; and theu be ap-
peared wiib tbis proposition to arbi-j wbicb culmiiia'ed la-tweek. A young
irate for a place be never bad tbe!"ell belonging to one of the ricb
shadow of a claim to. It was eairer- i families was eugaed to be married
)v accented and the little irame was :
about to win. when, uresio one of '
those sudden changes whii h
Tilden cannot foresee, took place, aud
bis kettle of fish is uoset. Tilden ex-
nected to bave a maiority of the Su-
preme -ouri wun Dim, out ine e.ee
lion of Davis to tbe Illinois Senate
made that impossible, and LSradley, a
good lieput'licau and an honest man,
lakes the place, ativiug the Republi
cans tbe majority of tbe Commissi. ,u.
. . t ...
Aii the demociacy are not so much
in favor of it as ib-v were. Wheu
it. was supposed tbat Davie, a bitter
partisan, was to be the fifth iudire
ihus giving tbe Tildeuites a niij rii y
in ibe Commission, it was all pleas-
ant. But now tbat ibe majority of 1 youug mau's iucome came entirely
tbe Commission are Republicans. is-i from real estate, mostly on Broad
qui'e another thing, and ibe Sui'aad I way, and the vouug lady bad very
rabid demoeratic sheets are as extrav-J prudeuily been making inquiries,
agaut in tbeir denunciation of it a i One store wbicb had rented tor
the were ia its praise a week ago. ' $12,000, was emyiy aud there was
Tilden is as mad as a March hre I ho prospect of it fcarg occupied for
about Mavis, aud be bas asked him
not to accept the senatorial positiou
to wbicb he bas'been elected, but re
main on the beucb But Mr. Davis
is not stupid eo .neb to forego bis am
bition to serve Mr. TildeD. and so
hi llillillr rleelim.ft .ml :. ..,41.... . I
elected Tbis ensures Haves fair
1 .1 ...i-nu.iij .uu ii-iuir. nuijt'uvii . li ' 11 , ui. 1 1 ' v 1 .1 '. 1 - . wm
Ir -B treatIJ)PU.. au ;bn? u a .
Ueouttiican wnuts ll be is l ,!!.
elected, tie must be inaugurated if
n-rf, hot The Be
publie-Us uf the I
C iv are ju'iilaut -iv-r this re-ulr. "
The llilsil inn ikf ?sii..te rf"... Is 1 ..
f ,hia Stale is uufavorab'v e..ii..,,P..,.
ed un Ir i nm Heni-.i n,. , r.i.
" 'I expected tbat be. Davis, and
uod - half affiliation wiib tbe
republi-'
can part v, will organize
au iude-'
tbe Spanish i
beaded. .Ld is iu .be precist frame of
- . . ... 1
i r .1 i ...
mma lo maKe a fool of
'umseir. as
ujcu iuiu oe uas noue. it is
pny ID With theta pnuhair,...1 h
i i ...
- - w s w irtr t te t f il I .I (J ITU. lie
bas too good an opinion of bin.s' f 1
r
' vwmiu usi i itt uriifr iim in niwn
CHARITV.
There is a great rieal of actu .l
charity iu New York Pr babiy no
city in the world does more iu pr.,.
portion 10 its population aud w alih
but niix-d up wun ii U 0 amo n.t !
so. bbery aod ooeb, h.11 is as d te t
o .
-jujj m rne cnarit-r ia delijitittuL Th
e
charity half, in aid of ibe P. andling
1 ; . t l ... ......... ..
AHium is reitunny iao rirui vi lutr,
season, and avbile it nets vrj" con-'
itiiiMralklft M mull rir ..l" morie- TOP ai
rery deserving object, the mauaer of
it is enough to tarn a Christian's
p pers The list of " Lady Patron-
esses'' has to appear In long column!,
and the cost of advertising them runs
up intu the tb oatids Now all tbis
is uf no aecuuut whatever, from a
business point of view, except tbat
as it is reet go'zed a the big tbiDg of
a promioent lady for it esiablisbes
ber cousniuencn, and only costs ber
ibe price of a b If dozen tickets at
five dollars each Fully tie balf of
what oiiifht to be pnifit of the hall
goe feed tbe vanity of thoe who
at lend ii. : thai is ihrv c oi'rihute fif
lar our of tbcin Hut ibe bll itself
is a genrgeous affair H ben people
dunce for ebaritv tbev ico ur-ared to
do it. No woman of fasbiou appt-ar-
ed lat night iih less than $20,000
w rib of diamonds on ber ierou, and
tbe cost of some of tbe toilets ran up
a loug way into tbo thousauds Tbe
ball cost the pa pie wbo attended it
probably $2fU,000, aud tbe uet result
to tbe charity was something like
$10 000 $232 000 for the world, aud
$10 000 for the poor.
THE LIFE IXSI UANCE PROBLEM.
The failure of three or four Life
Insurance Companies, which will be
r .n .n.A :.. - i... . l
I
or four more, inakes a rifciibui
riiiiitu
, ... 7 "
iu uuauciai circles, i nese events are
of more importance than appears
upou tbe surface. Tbe companies
leather money from all parts of the
country, and bold it here in New
York for investment. It is loaned oa
real estate, aud is presumed to Le so
saMy invested tbat nolbiug can effect
it. Tbe Life Insurauce Compauies
with their millions upon millions I
withdrawn from the circulation ot the
country, represent an imporiant fac
tor in the financial interests of tbe
country. They are tbe depositors of!
i the people's money, to a greater ex-,
tent tban are tbe saviugs banks, and
tbeir relation to tbe people is one of
confidence purely. For tbe man of
the country kuews very little of tbe
people in whose bauds be entrusts
I bis earuiues, aud he has to take it
ou faith. Now, wben one of these
companies breaks, and it is shown
ibat for years tbere bas been sys
tematic stealing; tbat tbe statements
have beuu conked; that assets that nev
er existed have been put in; tbat lia
bilities Ibal did exist bave been left
nut, and tbat ibe whole fraud has
been sworn to, aud that tbe (.Seers
created by the state ore not shrewd
euoUatb 'o delect the swindle, it is
cat ulated to uproot things in a rath
er uncomfortable manner. The Con
tinental was a mass of corruption all
through, and the Security Heaven
save tbe mark was sol! worse,
Tbe good compauies feel it sorely
F r out iu Minnesota, the different e
lieiweeu ibe sulveut. aud tbe insol
vent does not appear. And the re
sult is all Life lusureauce is discred
iied. There bas been tbree failures
of lhi class witbiu a few weeks, aud
ibe effect is almost entire step
page of .receipts from this source
The per.-uasive aiceul Buds bim-ell
blocktd iu the middle of bi discourse
upon tbe benefits of Life lusureauce,
by ibe terrible word Sturity," aud
it be survives 'bat, some) ue thrown
"continental" into bis face, w hich
fiuishes bim. All this is wrung.
Tbere are perfectly sound compa
uies, aud, life insureance is a necessi
ty. There is uo more reason for de
nouncing life insuretuee liecause of
three scoundrelly compauies than
there is denouneiiii chiistiauiiy be
cause au occa.si udl clergyuiau makes
a slip.
A CASE t'F SERIOl'S TROUBLE.
A very curious incident occured,
to a younir lady who possesses more
beauty and brains tban money. Tbe
voun fellow is a fool, as is tbe case
with tbe mst of tbe young fellows
who bave money iu the city, but tbe
girl accepted bim, all tbe same, he
cause be was reputed to bave an in
come of $35 000 per annum. It was
rather a comfortable thing to bave a
rich fool for a husband, for while he
could pay tbe bills, aud keep her in
diamonds and all sorts of things
pleasant to the feminine mind, he
would not beiu ihe av ol berenjoy-
'ghers - lf as sh?cboose. Tbe wedding
was to have taktn place last week
hut it was unaccountably postponed
Finally the ctiuse transpired, tbe
some nme; another was occupied at
a reduction of seventy nve per cent.,
and to sum it all up. tbe income of
335,000 bad shrunk to less than
? 10,000 She prvmp ly declined to
euter into tbe marringe state on anv
.ni'h n t- m.A ....t. i'tA tii .rp.w.in
iu e.xpeciatiou. that the uoptials
,ll)U u ri ,, ,Hjd
S25 OOP ft,iild de made uo Tbe
vuung mau vas in dc:p-tir. Tuere
was bo u.-e t t trving to do aortblug
with real esia'e. for tba is a drug.
luml u.t l.ut o. un rlu.j,i..e.'i.-kn m.rl
brandv. 1 raised motiev bv mort-
'...'.... a iv..u'
She declined to see 1,1 u. und f -r h
with engaged herself to
another foul whose father was smart
enough in put his uiouev into gas
sti - ek. w bieh ie"tr i'h'i dt-o'eeia e.
hiving a eiiv t i swiu'il-.'. And the
discarded l-uer is wsnuetitig about
the city accepriog invitations I
drink from those who knew bim in
lla.l1 il.r, M .e.l f...lhk,n
He(eht of your sous invest in gas stocks.
BrsiNEss
is, as ii-umI
a dull as possible
ihere was a faiut show of levival
wben lbs ps-uge of li e" Ef. Ct- ral !
Bi 1 was aim ucce.l. bui. ii d.e.l u; j p-
to day. Tl.e p- I -teal c -u plif.-aiiou ! eh
di I i.ot make the bid 'lm s. nor ca.i '
the s ttlement ihere. f un uake tbem.
Theie will be nolbiug done for two
months. PtETBO.
BrspwWOwrwpoiBdrat.
t M 4KKI1UI IU
I.ETTEB.
lLnni?!:rB5, February 10, 13".
For gome reason or other tbe Sen
ate appears to bare gotten far ahead
of the House in the work of tbe ses
sion, perhaps because tbe former is a
smaller and more compact body,
easier to handle aod quicker to ar
rive "at a decision than the dnwe idy
and generally less experienced House
However tbe latter is making an ef
fort to catca upaod succeeded in p"8
ing the first bill of the preseut sessiou
ou Tuesday last, ll was a compara
tively unimportant bill, authorizing
clerks if courts of quarter senaioua
and oyer aud terminer to take recog
nizance and bail in certain cases but
j it shows that ibey have got down to
work in earnest. un aua auer
Thursday of next week there will be
two daily cessions on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays the
morning session from 10 to 1 o'clock
aud tbe afteruoou session from 3 to
b o'clock. A resolution bas been
adopted by ibe House aud sent to tbe
Seuate for concurrence, providing for
a final adjournment on Marco 15: b,
to meet iu aiij urued aunual sessi..u
oa tbe flint Tuesday of Jauuarj,
IS.". Tbere seems to be a deler
uiiuatiou on all rides to have tbe
wink ot the Session finished by the
liiue fixed for alj 'Uruuieut.
A bill of great i merest aud impor
tance lo business meu throughout the
Staio aud at tbe commercial centres
or tbo country passed second readiug
iu the House ou Wednesday last, li
provides tbat upo all judgments now
reuiaiuiug unsatisfied, or which may
be obtained witbiu six mouths of the
passage of tbe act, or upon which a
rale of re:il estate bas not yet been
confirmed there shall be a stay of
execution for two years from the pas
sage of tbe act as regards judgments
cow existing, and from tbeir date a.s
regards judgments obtained six
months after tbe dale of tbe act,
provided tbat the defendant is pos
sessed of real estate in the county
where tbe judgment is obtained or
in any couuty of tbe State to wbicb
the judgment id transferred, worth at
a fair valuation a sum sufficient to
pay ti)3 same; or the defendant may
give fceeurity for the payment of the
same which must be appioved by the
court or justice before whom it was
obtained within sixty days from the
date of the jud ifmect or the passage !
of tbe act. Tbe provisions of the
bill are very sweeping and extend to !
judgmeuts entered or to be entered
as well upon bond or warrant of at
torney as upon mortgage to secure
tbe same, and to any subsequent
owner of tbe premises as weal as to
the original mortgage.
It gives any mortgager or lien
creditor, whose interest would be af
fee'ed by tbe sale, a like rigbt, with
tbe defendant to claim stay and
makes invalid
any waiver of slay j
matte alter tbe passage ot tbe act
It applies to all judgments entered or
to be entered upon conditional ver
dicts, stipulations or warrants of at
torney in actious of ejectment. It
makes auy person, firm, banker or
broker, who holds collaterals for
debts, due or to become due, respon
sible for double the amount for wbicb
tbey were pledged it tbey bell tbe
same at public or private sale within
two years of the passage of tbe act.
It does oot apply to any execution
for collection of six months entered
on any judgment not less than $500,
or for interest on judgments entered
for security fur the payment of -mon
ey to willows or orphan or minors,
or judgments for the Wages of labor.
Though ibis bill has not passed Easi
ly, as erroneously stated by some pa
pers, tbe large vote, 1 03 to 67, by
w hicb it passed second reading, iudi
cates t bast it will pass finally unless
i here sbuld be a sudden aud great
change .f opinion as to the merits of
the bill. Tbe debate upon it was
spirited and probably all tbat could
be said for or against tbe measure
was brought cut aud thoroughly dis
cussed.
Yesterday in the house, after a
long debate, a bill ceding certain
lauds on the Ohio river to the United
States for the puritose ot erecting
dams, locks &c, to establish slack
water navigation was defeated. Pe
titions for the re-enactment of tbe
Local Option law continue to pour in
rapidly. Some ot tbem are of im
inense length. Members of tbe Leg
islature are beginning to Ieel uueasv
up n tbe local option question and
express much anxiety as to its effect
upon politics. B.
STATE CAPITAL.
Proceedings of the
Legislature.
IIaurisbliu!, February 5, 1877.
iiorsK.
Tbe
House met at eight o'clock
P M
Measrs Miller acd Hill presented
petitions of citizens and ladies ot
Mansfield and Cbartiers boroughs,
praying for the re-enactment of the
Local Option law.
Mr. Graham, petitiou of Judge
Cwing, Rev. Mr. Gill, and citizens
'if Allegheny county, praying for the
re-enactment of the Local OpviHj law.
Numerous other petitions froai many
counties asking tor a Local Opiiou
luw, were also presented.
Tbe following oills were reported
tavoraitly:
Mr. Frazer, act relating to graiiing
and pariug several borough.
Tne foUowiug bills were introduc
ed: Act fixing the time for holding
elections for uflieera of cities, waid,
ic, w bi.-h shall be beld ou ibe tbi-u
Tuesday iu February each y?ar.
By Mr. Cbapio, au act to compel
the app litiliiieut of deputy sheriff-,
ud reptrieiing their traveling fees
Au act providing for the pavuiea
ot setf.ol leacbers while n'leudiug
tbeir respective a mual c ma y iusii
lU'eS.
Au a-.t t- prbiiil. sales . t Ito e r
liy sail. pie without, licceo-e, aud re
quiring perous to ob'aiu liceue
lr in ibe C-' urt of l mr-er Swi mal
in each county in w inch such sales
are prt-posed i be made.
By ."Wr. Stewart, ot Laiwreuce, au
act 10 provide for ibe purchase ..I
-rhoiil bx ti out of (litriet funds and
i pi t l at tti queut changes ibeleof
The resuluiiou that tbe House hold
afternoon sessions on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays aLd Thursdays on and
after the R5tii of February was
agreed to.
Cmuuiuuicaiious weru read from
'be bead- of the several St -.ie dep r'-
law nts,
Hf tha: u "Ulti u.
ssi'uie i
1 k- inj.;
Tbe W,l
rptlure the utiuibtr il c u t- i. J.-rt Lr tj it . .if i -vrd
r aldrit-- uad. t qul ii. f .-. tr- mill bi u
.vt:u l.iHi- Lftfts-t-ij 6rt dru .kirJ-, b-iid Ih r- a
reudiijAt; prjibuu -ry ut pmy
Ao met t regulnte ibe Uv v( cjliron ;bc paud vf itJr "ia MImj
ecutioQrj iu ceriiiiQ caoeri. f dance.
An i act authorizing tbo appoint
roetu uf .'oieu as prison in-peci-r
Adjourned.
Habrisbiru, February ft, 1377.
' KEXATK.
Tbe Senate met at eleven o'clock
A. M
Th ftousr. resolution referrtOif to
fin! adjournment March 15 was re- i various courts of quarter rs,iu aud
caivei and referred to the Com mi tie - ! oyer and terminer to mfce recojf oi
on Finauce. "auceaud bail and approve bond io
A !arg number of petitions favor certain cases
ing tbe passage of a Local Opii -u Aci providiog for attachments on
i.. o.P nri.u.1,1.. A wairei. for necessaries furuishej to
A comuuuicatiou was received
fr-.m tbe Governor aop iotiurf K -lH-rt
n ...a ii.... i fiie f ,..iwi.i.
Av a i-- u va v v' - hi
ors ot the Western Peuueuiiary.
Adjourned.
HO INE.
Tbe House met ai ten o'clock.
Bills were reported favorably as
t-llovs:
Increasing the pensions of soldiers
of 1812
Fixing tbe time of holding elections ;
for officers of cities, wards, boroughs, j
towusbips, independent school dis- j
ti ids or other muuk-ipaliiieo.
I I'fiiuiuK nr lain uaiiucui VI
. ... r . .
school teachers wbiia aiieudiuir tbeir
, .
respective Sonual .-..UU"V Uieetioifs.
I rovidiuir for lti pavmeui of
Several bills
third readiug or ;
final passage wen-Considered, when
oue, an act to authorize ibe cleiks
.11 Bi,r .H liih r kib.
of tbe orphan's courts, and the courts
ot quarter session aod oyer aud ter
miner lo luke bail, and approve of
Oonds iu certain, cases, was passed;
turn L.it an' Iihh I..I.4 ..vue
Con.muuica.io.is were" received
r. .. .1, . i i j w .
friim t hM Simih Lilipur an u n n Sitnpr
inteideut of Public Priutiug, saving
thai tbe clerical force iu laieir depart-
ments could not be reduce I.
Adjourued.
Harrisblrg, Februarv.
IS77.
Tbe Senate uiet at tea o'c oi k. ,
Among tbe bills wbicb passec' fiual-;
ly iu the Seuate to-day, were tbe fol
lowing: " I
An act to create u State Hoard of
Health
A new bill was introduced ."epeal- An act requiring railroad compa-j
iug tbe prohibitory act against borselnies to iucreae the height of bridges j
racing at agnciili ural fairs, and al
lowing tbe same.
AdjoLrued.
II O IKE.
Tbe House inet at ten o'clock.
A Dumber of petitions, rem oust ran
ees Ac, were presented, among tbem i
several praying for the re-euactuient
ot the Local Opium law One of tbe ,
latter presented by Mr Fuln n, of: T)
ludiana, measured about lift y feetiultia
leugiu. an avalanche ot petitions
is pouring ia here.
The following bills were reported
favorably:
An act to i.rvidH fr ih ,.ti,.,.
..f a penitentiary for the Eastern dis-!, " '":,,'"a ot !isK d'-lri """"J.
trjct lioacco, tlaoce WKti directions from
Fixing the salarie- of judges f! the ado, tey General, tor tbe reason
the Supreme Covin ; iha' the e video,- would not sustain
FlXlug the salaries of j idgeSof :be the pro-et vwion. The action ef the
courts of com iuju pleas.
Fr tbe relief . .f persons c iminitted j rf,t'll"Q ul 1 r-"letit Gi "ot, w ho en
lo prison for allaged cruelty to their dorses a ren wt by the dit Vict 'tor
families. ney, as folio :
Mr. L ng, ChWirmn, rep .ned tbe ' lo T''a' lb witbiu starei. en' .ot
General Appropriation bill ! the district au orney of the 1). lT'ct
An act fixing- seventy -six p .unds " Columbia to the effect that be w
as the standard aeight for a bu-bel i lieves c Tivictic u improbable, and i. 1
ol bitumioous ciaal. j view oi ine i-mg sun-ring or the ac-
Tbe foil wiog bills were read ia t cur-d and the g.'eai expense t- which
place: I he bas already been subjected,! think
By Mr. Mitchrll, of Allegheny, an ' lb district attorney should bedirect
aci lo ureveui freoueut eb.aui.esi ,,f : ed to dismiss the j-uit.
school books in tbe public schools iu
cities of tbe seuuid class, and provid
ing tbat all school bo-k iu Use on
the third M mday of April, 177,
shall be continued wi;b ut. change
f r a period of six esrs.
Act defining tbe power aud ex
euding tbe duties of the Iard of
Revenue Commissioners.
Act authorizing camp meeting to
employ a special police force.
A a act further regulating the du
ties aud tees of district a t irueys.
An act requiring the judges of tbe
several courts of eoiumou ideas to tile
in tbe office of protbonoiary, wrineu
in a legioie naud, tne tuns or e jeep-1
lions, notes of evid nee, charges ofj"
,l ...... j . - . .
wbeo 8t requireii f.-r tbe purpioreo of ,
error. r
An act requiring couutv treasurers
to euter payment of taxes uj sin uu -
sealed lauds in the proper b: ok and
prescribing a form of receipt to be
..I.,..- f . .. .1. . . i i-
given for such payment, and making
ibe receipt evidence.
1
The following bill
reading:
An act relating to jodgme its at.d
stay of executions, and providing fi.r ,
a slay . execut'on i .r itree- years.
Ou passage, jeas lo, nays (C
Adjourued.
UarrisBI'rg. February S, 1 .77.
Tbe Senate met at leu o'clock.
Tbe following bills were
finallv 00 third readingt
passed
Act providing that judgnieuts by
default agaiusi oue or in re of sever
al defeudauis shall uol be a br lo
recovery agaiusi other defeudois
Tbe following bills passed second
readiug.
Au act lo authorize e ul.s l Cor
rect delecilve certificate " ackQowl-
edgmeiit in ceriaiu eases. !
(June auuiiilier of hill-, im-i-ed first j
readiug. .
Adj-uirned. I
IIOI.SK
Tbe ll 'U.se Uiel at leie -Vioek
Numerous jieiition.s ere present- i
ed praying f.r i he tep-eal ol ue li-n '
laws, and also a peiiti .11 -ig 1. d
3,2(o ciiizeu or Wa-biug- ..1 out) v '
a-klugf.r lbs re-t-intci iiieoi of tbe'
L icai Op. ion law .
The folio ing bills wnre rep .rted
.illi uia ivelv from c ituiiiuie-s:
Au ail tixiug salariesii.f certain!
count v ffjeers. 1
. 1
A.j .-l f T ihe better r .te-riou "f
life and pr .pert Iroio d itis-ep t coal
si.it pe.r It inn iU
The follow ing 'ni's w f re Hitrodlir. '
ed:
Mr L ng dibit to. tn -ei-imd .
reading, ibe Ob. . R'Vt r I "upr- vemetr j
ll. ceding
tb- ri;h .! t!t- S -lie i..l
tbe Untied fvates (i . ernoietii f r ;
the purjshse ot oreciug ilau. ai.d I
lock- 011 the Obi river The hill
gave iis o. ibe ui st .linn ed au 1
eX.cliile.l tleb ite
Adj .i.rned
IIakkisbl'B'.. IVhrarj ii
H77.
Tbe Senate mei hi t?i a. m.
Tbr1 f 'll iwinkr bdl u-i dcovil
lvii
lt rtl. Hu ho' Z". m ul-
aud op
iii Iran-
sit.
j Act regulating tbe term uf members j
! of town councils io tbe several bor-,
Souths.
A large number of bills passed first
readinir Am.inir ihem t h f..llov in i
! were tbe most importaui
Act to authorize tbe cl
Act to authorize tbe cleiks of tbe
j families.
Act t.. protect the people again-t j
! inconiDeteut oractilloners of niedi-,
i i i
Ii. li v miMKM .- a.. hit.
Act to facilicace ibe MliInirot
of!
ifriime- uf decvdeotH.
j Acttu prevot county Huwriotea-
A Hupplf njeDiary ot prr-;riuiDu-"
ibe Lir-icet dm aud fK-anltirH ia caf.H
ot failure t ke?p road- iu repair.
Aij .urued
no i sc.
The House mei at 7:30
Numerous pelitunis, a-kii: f -T ibe
. . , i
re euactmeut of the L Htal Option law
. 1
wrtH presented.
,. . ...
The
f 11 .W.IU bills were rep..r.e.l
am'iiiAtivi-iv irom ine couimmeea:
t 1 .t r. t...irit. thM ....lirl I.. Cv lit
. -
munt ol bail for collectors ot dis
trict aud township debts.
I Tbe following bilU were iutroduc-
i ed:
! Act allowiuuT fouutv commission-
' j''
I Ail act lo determine the coinpeu-
r
An act lo determine the
sail o of uewsoaper publishers t r
ad-
j verlisiug legal uolices j
j The following bills passed fir.-t
readiug.
An act to facilitate the collection
. of borough taxes.
An act au-horziug (he judges ot ;
Ube courts of C -mmou pleas to d j
certain acts heretofor reipiirin. the
, concurrence of two or more jurljfes.
Au act allow iug sheriffs io iuvek
' a jjvJif comitam lo quell lawless-'
1 Uess. ;
Among thj bills introducee were;
tbe following: ;
- 1 at road crossings.
Au act relating to cruelty
to chi
dren.
Au act to revise, amend and
diice certaiutv in fee bills i f ju
pro-1
I ices '
f i he peace.
Au act to relieve charitable de
vises and bequests for pay meat of
collateral inheritance tax
Aiij'.urned till Monday evening.
e PrMefalinnar Belknap IliM-nn.
Fdal Ibe la.Uura ml tna Presi
dent W
case
Ashi.noton, February 8 The
if the Uuited States against
IGue. l l.eikuap ws tJ-day ntsmiss-
; attorney g r.t-ral is t ---ii uu the ui-
U S tlRANT
stmall Pax In 5tlehilcn.
j Port Hi ron, .Mich . F. b. 7 The
i T-.wiisfiip of Pa i-, llur m C-'iiolv. i-
inie-it-ii wun small p . x to such an
extent rht tbe auiboruies have -My !
ped all C'HumuaicatioD to that plat e 1
e t ii .
The inhabitants are chiefly Polantl
ere, aod rebel against the authorities,
and are determined not to keep iu.
and yesterday Dr J hnou, while
preparing a prescription fur the af
A cted, was shot by a Polauder nam
ed Riamoud. Tbe wound thougb
serious, is not considered fatal. Ria
mniid and others luipncaied have
uu "uu '
ru rrrsiij
C L, ' L 1 . m. L
A nl4s ill tUi'aaf.ri
, - . 1
Ii! at 10 fit aUt. I. lPiaa tha UU ll M u Tr IaaknT
: -:?r- -r- -
'TORSaLE
'X
; Elhty arliail in nmwn un-y Kann..
t a-.l impr vemeat.-. e miie s.uih ut Fill I'm
f .eitniska, .B atine. r..r mrtieiii ,r. t. i.ires
1 K.CK.INI.LH
Kee-.T
Full i iiy Neliraeiu
Vick's Floral Cuidej
alauii ul cin.nrterly Juaraal. tinelv illu-rate.!.
i auo i vukAiii tut, au rittk; mi I r lovrr rieir
'. w.th tie tir-i niMuo?r. Prioe umy 'i6 i'Oi f.r ttif
yr. Tne nr?i v. lor 187." jut i.ue-i in 0-rtn.ni
ami KiiaUah.
Vick's Floral an VeJtabas Garden, tn l-ajurr 5
oeni. : ai iieea .1 l ..,.li ts.-r .l.'SJ
Vick's Catalcffu. llhiMraiii.n.. .talvri ents
A.i..re.-s, j AMl- K'K. HoetltMl-r. N. 1.
Jan. til.
I SSIGXE ES NOTICE.
1 ft
ot'ee i. b.reliv irea that Jar Bri-ltenin
antwiie.it viiitorti l'p.. SHimer.-et 1i.. Pa., t-y
ilemi ot Volun ary Assia-umrnt. hare aaia-neii aii
their real an.l perr aiui estate lo ue io rus ii.rlhe
Iienefil ul ensiilors , Ail person! indei.ie I lo Ihe
aid Ii.t-.Si Kriitiiatm will tratke pruwt j-aymet'i
lo tne an-t ttnise n. .vuia: aiaim. r iiruv.lt 1 wui
present ihem dulv .uinenti.iisl wlrhetK lU.y.
" jk A THA N KHOAIIS.
J.rn. V4. A.-ee.
SSIGXE E S SALE.
lue nn.leriiirne.1 A-irneeor Ln Rny'ler wi It
rji.' 10 puinii- su atr ..a ta. premise.
Ft idmj, AWrruary 2
177.
at 1 o'cl-- r. an., lib followinc de-rirl rel e-
laie, via :
A eenaln farm ornrast "f laral annate la V.l
f-if-I Tu.. ?l,;erset. 4 '.. F.. . 'inlulli htDii. ..
H.-nry lsny'ter. i l-.w lioiieo.r. J ..111 utaii.
I J'.hti Le-pjiert, .u-J iStat-i.. e-nt-uuiua te-r.-4.
I t.t-iUi 'J 1 i-rea ul iraii-n are elere 1 ano .1 ai-r-.
i in me.dnw. OiAians w-il tlia.-?rv.i luve art- tw
ir..id on-nar is -a. ibe taann. ana ba.au a- ttnilan.-e
; ul -sial atel uirw-uea-. I be luii.:tntfs a-e a .
! twir'.'iry frame touae. a l.ak 11 rn c.l o:ter
! nut riuilnuiif .
1 Also, at the .am.? liue, tw.j tiildiufc I-s! la th
to no: t'a4selmiu,
1 I.K SS Ilia U.-m "i J be so.il ul..eet to a
d'twer ol esil.3 . ; atte-tiia .1 ol pureh.se usee, i.n
1 A(.nl I. ITT. e .bird ou Aariu I, Kil. an-l ".-i.e-
.tiir-l tK-tie-er 1, 1T9. wiib iua-re.t on imymenis.
t If tbe lanu is 11.4 i.,ki ll will i reu'leu lor un.
vear from April 1, 1st;.
I AAHO.VWH.U
; Jan 31. ...iviiee.
VICK'S
aW .a.wii.a,.. QaV
1 lb rr n inu'Uu' wirk "t rhrk.i- itr.w.-rt
1M niH.n iwarly la (arm" " hkU.-trr! t tlitt 1'
iu ritt.iy. Mrt-i ix trrinu Plutrv vj t tutcr t.
t-au' 1 1 u il y tr-sta-n .10 ii'i Ti'm ntn... fri---."
--nt tn jcifj; r rvrr : l oo luetot 4-i ,tJ
rnn-e.i fi irerm D-D-f fj.Uib.
V ck's Ffco-al Ga4. Uii-urrly. 2 N-t. a y pr.
V'Cit'i CaUlog iWu-tnuiafOii. J r uV.
A i-r-r-:. iA.L.S V i4K. iacn-ur , .
Ian. 31.
N EES SALE.
i!y vir u
f q .'r.ir iu-1 mil of thr Uirt. m
i 'uitii''ti i lr.i!iM vito-r--( '.. Kdk., tii) uti-lrr
! puDU - ltj n
i Saturday. February 21
j at io oVl'x-k 4 m., tbe fKowinuj -le-acrli real t
i Ults, vi :
j A tr i'-t -f Uml tiuatp ia .Uumth'nir T:
j 'a,er.-'-i ih , r-v. -KlH-intnif Uq.i ut W. Vt mt-m
: pine r-aiil itnuiin't: tr-m t-rniwii to ( rrwut:uri.
i.. nt uuishi.ll mi ! wrM f Stm-t.wn, e-.n
j Utin. ki v M.fft ni"re or Un. ml oi-ar. wltli-t ..(,
; on- ii -It -fur. I (p hou-n-. g . w. i r
ioe I'ai -til . .Lber n-rx-ir i-a- u.Inrai
, . tl-r.-.M , With jf j-jn; ,t-r mirt cttlt. iruit.
j TErt -IS IHrf-lhl-m n I . ; .-ft-p-iLir
Ht U- Lr-t :y ut !:. 1-T7 ; :in r.l.n-e u li
nt 'J v .ViHemfv-r I.;; wiib Inur : - .
j Hii-D Will Ifllfn o tb ftr-il liV bf Aj fil o--i
wlio ih tri will nm mt rl thr purri-or H
fuiiHl w ttie a jirmciu note I. ti bo uvirrra
WM. ZIMMI KM AX.
Ac to prevent the bu-e
u;i,u of live stock while
TJ1IK TAISL,fi.
IIALTI.MOIiH A. OHIO IC.
K.
PiTTSBCKOH DITISIOX.
j ti and after F-fcrnary Ii IS7T. train un ilil
; iiiani an-i vi trsireet a.i-.Uuw-
K.VST.
Mail
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Vail-
11 lit.
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All tr.ina run by lUliini .rs Ti-ur. u mi-n...
fa ti-r itian I'litni. uneii 1 tine
lall in.iii.1 :uei'-epl Nun'iaT.
I iir-utf h t iin-4 t rut... uhi:t
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,i eniimau
Tnr-'UitU r -ipnsn Ka Imn eia.iurali .ii; v
stuuday. m 7 14 m. - wo Sun... v
.. an.1 p,i-i-.i .mineral Kuliit i b , A m
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lDtel"Q an i oiotn -re ..ii'
iiaiigt-
..w.. hi... it ..i.-ri-t. u,t -np u;y
rvu.e i-icen ll.o tn aa.i W e m iM-, .
Inn l'i:y.
lu aei i.a.riM. ii.rner li.tli Ar.n-je tn-l Srri-h
a-i i ine a n.l ,1. (..i oruiT liraa'. ui W er
ireu. i.u-1 unoi. Fa.
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K- tV A s. I,mw Ai... em.li'4.
E. h. H V Ml il AN. Sup;.. I'vuueilMliie.
iutRaiT a msaaAL r usT aaaiU'AD.
i in. in.l alter .Hij Tin. 117a. trstlm will
run m l"!leKs, ccnntvlinicwUh ill i'ii seaii.'r inkin.
un the P. VV. a B. K. K. ( Mali irin. ia,lv. ti.
Ir -t ally e" ;! .il"n'isy.)
LEati. asaiva.
Viall Wiit u'i 'j. oi. 0 p. ia.
Mai! r-i-'t 11 10 a. K. 1 t-' p. u.
Mail Lui: is.nne'-t wiib l-al Weil
P. W. a II. K. It. Tiff MistaaL roiST
Exireu Eatt
Eii'rra W et...
Hull rjl
Hull Went
a.
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p. i
Newspaper Advertising Agents.
GEO. P. EOWELL & CO,
41 PARK ROW, I Y.
Td'-y h-.ivt the itii&rUm of fn:rllin z th
m''t .vi-.'"ive iin-l r-iimlcts tven iiwt c-nnec
ll-'Il Wlit.-h ful.tffcf Is eii -unUI-vi. Mil I inr Wl I h'll
W"UlJ t h-ipiiy i,ne--)l.- in .nv t-ih--r nntnr but
irii;. Ttifv iu.e -.utfriU--i m 'rkiuie i.wd
c't(i"!f k 'u,iiH'.4- li.i" f Th r.miihl -itt mati:
m-Ui--i tiiiii 0'i fhi!iif- in t he i.r---jai-rr n-iaiu
it A iiirir:i .;. t f- n"tK't. winln ih Wl-lrnt
In) r iiMt i .:t ii t i- i- iiiirVrt iii v atvrr
Mifr ii pi:n.) rai!:'y .ii th" tti.fH.it ! the poli
h t.Jiin t tro- AciT Urt ' li -m-t.'' June 14.
tor a Circular.
J all).
p
holography
erpetua
es
National Greatness.
K.llu
H lull J-ut k ,n jii.t t'i :m -i-t'i: i.n rt--ii.
oi ntaio-trv, ami hr tH-ju:!lal thtn
rrnMi.i.1. T-jj. any u lc Hiuhuriiy u
rui-iHr-i. rt wit tun irte nr-unsis
th-' eil 'Tf'-t beCKME-IMAL ItiOliHTIO-.
Lail!UlVKl a. .11 l'-
linn f .iiiiufn i
D.;s.s "I tll'.'ir '.'ll
vau to'.
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(j Pr-fiiabie Pre-ett.
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butclkri. AJtrei"..
t'KVTKNM XL P.lt.TOv iuCl'rs
t.Oai--r fM.
?T ;; uj I.NTf.NATil'.IA. t til IB.
VICK'S
Plcror and Tcgcu'cis Seeds
Are i!ito:eii ty a mitiinn peii(iiu iu America. St-f
Vick's Catalogue " niu-traiii.in.cenn.
ViCK's Floral uide,- Uaanvny, i.e uis a
vijr.
Vick's Floral and Vegetable Carden,
.rJi.Uis; Ml.ll tl. (('Ill ' t'Si. lultM I .O
Aii my iuiiiie.iiivu3 ar 1'rijt.i iu Jali-h an-1
ltt-riui.11.
.i.ir.-s- .1 A.il lS ViCK. K'tebeiiter. . Y.
J.i u. 1.
VICK'S
Illustrated Priced Catalogue.
Kiuy p.t -s M) Itluatr-iiien... wiib .leTit.iii.na
ul lli' U-lU-.s ol Hie ts-l Kl"Wera iiini V ea-eii.l.ie
l'i llif a f i'l an . tne uray to grow lifsv nil lor s.
twoe-ni piistjice Hump. ril. ten in lvrTiian ani
tnidi-h.
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