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LETTERS. Aommrmlrxunnl. !¢’3*fl'7‘DN° “lIN>"?""-
wrieihu an iiuninms or inlentlrsd for IWNl4'|_"°‘-
Ahonldbc Aaidrauod kl um 01000 Pflnlllll C°"‘
puny. M. Louis.

The probabilities are that [Its Iocallicr fo-
rloy will be cloudy and colder. with min or
now. -

Tmxx oi Edwin ‘ll. Stanton I-Ailing A sut-
rmiitpi

 

Bunrxu gaining ground in the West. .

whatever he may be doing In the East-

 

Mu, 3[.iruin has Arrived s.:tJ'r|)' In (‘-sllldfit. _

And we fear his marl can not be made I0 COIN!
gndcr [he Jurisdiction of the extradition isvrs.

Wi.si1ui'R\'n Is Lnlitod of lot Governor 01
Illinois, but we venture the Assertion that he
-does not wsntlhe oflice, And cotxplia it with
the prediction that he could not get It If M!
wsnt Ad It.

A("ClIll(XII.\I'(i to our Wuhinglou special. ‘hir-

('n-orgp ll. l’rmllrtn)n knows how to get A big; 

clslm through the I.)(‘[iAl1EI)i'.‘lilB. Mr. Pen-
dlctan was M. the time referred to Prosldrmt
of the Cincinnati and Loxlngtou llitllrood,
which was owned Ainmsi entimly by his sister.
He nmployeti the present Mn. Belknsp to en-
gineer A big war cizlm in behalf of that car-
ponstian, And paid her hsndsotnely for her

services.
-—jA——--_—.-_-_--:-:

"IT is ztlvrsys sale to regard the Gt.ons—I)I:x-
rtmur As A prophet. We said runny months
ago this! the D(rlnOCl'll|C delegation from this
Btate would be for Hendricks for President,
And we Are Almost prepnrod to swear to that
now. The Republican Is Aylnst Ilamlricks,
but the Republican has About As little 0! ss-
gocily As of Influence, and not enough or
eitherto beirlt or icsmd outside of I wsrd
meeting.

'ns:s socicty oi’ the Army of the Tennessee
is A suifarar by'DoIknsp’A foil, the dcgrsdcd
Wu Hinistr.-r being now its President. lie
will, of course, st onus lender his reslznstiou.
The Army of the Tenncssov has A rue-ord too
bright to Allow my man with tarnished tune
to be its chief mpraacrtutivo. Its command-
an in the meld were Grunt. Sherman And
McPherson, and the undying isms of Donal-
sou, Shiloh, Vicksburg And Atlanta is only A
put 0! its heroin record.

 

In the Diogenes seneh for An honest and
capable mm to represent them In use. pg
Council, It number oi‘ i::tir.enI,of the
Wnrd lure discovered in Mr. John T. Aldon A
person anally suited to tbairwishea. Mr.
Aldon has, however, declined the proifor-ed
$onor~—¢t least he has iniormod his friends
thisths cutnol. Accept the nomination. We
hope he msy he porsusdcd to rocsmsidsr this
detcnninstlon, remembering that in this Can-
tennial you no mu: should either wok or do-
cllne A public trust.

 

Pnonzsaon Pnocron, the eminent English
Astronomer, will deliver A series of lectures At
Mnrnnlile Llbritry mil. in this city, oom-
mencing on Tuesday evening. 0u.r citizens
are Already tsmlllsr with this distinguished
gentleman As 1 lecturer, be having alrcsdv
given them A most Interesting And instructive
"course." He now comes with new dis-
wurscs which have won the loudwt —
dstlan from Eastern Audiences. The Library
mu ought :3 be filled m overflowing every
evening oi his Appesrutoa.

Tun litigation '—About—0iduBodth Church,
which hss been going on In the Boston courts
for many months, has been At last concluded
in isvor of the “selling faction" of the van-
crsblo society. One division at the Church
wanted to preserve the old building; the other
desired to sell; and thucbrcthrcn, whose unity
didnot b<=u'sva.rystriklngs.nAiogytothc at‘
which ran down on Aaron’: beard even to the
skirt: of his garment, hsvo been Iurging Asch
other into the courts In regular sinner tuition.
One more eilort, by subscription, is no he mado
to sure the ven_erAbIe pile: if that Attempt falls,
Old South will pans under lhe hstnmsr. The
Blue House Is also to be demolished next
summer. And thus Boston means to celebrate
the Lrrttcnninl year by destroying As many’ All

possible at the old relics.
_..____._—._._.

Jilfi for the Centennial, And umdldstcs
for Jururshlps. Are in plenty in Philadelphia
As Are lobby Isis And spccisi corri».Ap<mdexIi.s in
Wsshlngion. It would hardly be supposed
inst men would he oversnxlous to undergo
tour or live Jnonths oi Almost contluusi
and exirv.-meiy vexstioiu lsbonbut the $1,500, -
an Appropriation has enabled the oomi§‘§:s.ion
to be extremely llbanl, And the wmcqucnco
Is that every mil grown Phllsdelphisn is In be
I iurur, And receive, Ill A small return for 111!
limo. i.rr.>tibIr and disiulemsted committee IA-
bon, the sum at $1,000, while his budge, As
big I! A Centennial cnlsbugsl, will give him Ad-
mission Lu the zruunds at All laoun, and 11],.
check, uf glorious proportions. will gsin cu.
trustee [or his wile. her roistions, And the
children. Ver‘|ly,the Centennial is A big thing,

Tm: clrnnilsrwoi   (7¢l'Iletiil|ul l'am~

mlueo is I.llust.rlc-us rot its good sense we I
And pnc1.icAllI.y. Whhtthe difleroxit Minion 1

at the Union should exhibit Al [‘hliiI(ielpllIA
An Agricullursi And mlnoni products. fllid A
showing of their capacity to produce loud for
man and lmast. ii the Centennial is to bcnclll
the peoples of the twuniry At lugs, It will be
only by calling the Attention of foreign espi-
talists to our uud-.-vrioped mineral reamznzr-A,
I And at foreigners goncrully to the iv.-rtllity of
our toll and the millions of Acres visiting the

 

I
plow.

_ lilgihta pm.-und with stacks of piciurrii. at

wluich few will glance, slid with tour of en» ;
_ bruidcry And general fury work, which are 
' not desired by" the (fenteuulsl Committee. 

wbirh An: hot Appreciated by Any but lhu

owners. and which the lsindlv interest of_
, friends invests xvii} A llrilllvus value.

 

TWOCGII their crodulrnism-.ss would Been:
to mark them As eminently suitable people to

receive spiritualism, there is an clrruont of .
hsrdhenqcdncss in their character which um I
tits the Ruxsims for becoming true believers 

in tho ‘ivonderfiil spiritual manifestations Isle-

Iy claimed by the mediums. A Russian ken-

tlcmsu who had become lmprusst-ti with the

dolnxs of the spirits In this country. look A
i couple of mediums home with him In St. Pe-
 lcrsburg, and rballnnuvd the fullest luv:-All-
gallon of their pcrfurznsncres. The Society of
1’h,rslc.-ii .‘tr-ii-nee appointed A committee to
 examine Into ibn matter, And this committee
I Aiu-ud-.~d A uumlxcr ol prlvsto seuzces given
by the mcdllgus, but, for Dome cause, the
usual manifestations is-are Absent. No rup-
plngs, no Ial.:io-turning-A, no rnstarisllzniions.
Om: of the scientists, Iuvcstigsttng for him-
self while the lights were extinguished,

ringing A bell. and demonstrated the chzu-At-.1 or

every body. All mind» an szilisilrd but the
rncillums and lbrlr bark:-r. and iht.‘ latter is
dotrrlnlxtcd to send over bars for better put“
furnmrs.

Tux. grain rnsrketfn Saiuriily nliuwrd lu-
rrvasod l(IIiYl!_Y Auii strength in nearly till the
. lruportant oiicrlngs. \i'hca.t was stiff and Ad-
: vsucod, with So. 2 red winter at $1 in to Si .30
’ cash or March, Si M tu$l 55 April. 5150 bid

Imnssc-iiony were rostrictrd In cons:-qucncc of

4 (I0 510:‘: mlcctr.-d Tfllofilc. (‘urn Actira
"And lilgltcr for mall Ah<1.\l:in‘liA| ill in Sbllir;
.-tprilsud Alsv options itxu-hanged. At 405;:
for April, 4250 May, iiik to ~i.’i‘e'c June;
white mixed spot 39hr; rt-.11-ctr-cl sidrsuocd to
27‘; io3’.'kc. Oats llrmr-r;
8:i\'c cash And .\iArv.-lt, 34)A'c April; whxte 33¢
cash; rejected ill kc. Rye siondy At former
flgltms; MC for No. 3 And ilk for m)eciaod.
llarluy, low and modlum, unchanged; in
r‘.h(-ire to fAm')‘ A little morv dtrlrnz. And offer-
ings of latter light, but no grunt sntotuil‘.
would be iskcn; rejected quota Ema-'>c:
No. 3 -S.5i.o€i0c; prime T0 tame; No. 2 33 to
05¢; cbuicc$1to$l 10; (,‘nnulnSl l.0io$12‘fl:
(.‘-nlifornls $125 to $13). Flour (lull as over,
And Ivuslnesnlimltcd. Hay in fair demand
for best quslliirs, And dull for All else.
Iiigiuvinea declined to 51 00. Load un~
changed And nominnl AI‘. 57 for soft hilsnouri.
Tobacco Atcsdy. with boiler inquiry for tac-
tory lugs. Provisions less Active thsn In the
fare pan. of the week, but no tzhalnxt-In
values.

A HINT FOR THE IX)XVK.Y’l'l0N.

A fsvarite Amusement at our Dotnoczrstln
ootuinporsries nowadays is to count up how
many Sutos they can give to the Republicans
in the Presiduitlal election, and beat us.
This Amuse ‘ is stimulated in great dul by
having the dclusivo but: of inst you’: elec-
tions to go on, And though the elections of An
oil’ yesr re as uncertain As A &li.I'orniA horse-
rnoe, the conf.ct:np' ‘ion and combination ol
them seem to Adord picturing occupation to
the Average prophet. Thu propcmslty in In-
dulge in this Amusement ls Aim stimulated by
the necessity of making An hHot!':I.lIcu for the
lnuvitnble spill on the flnnncisl question. In
the (non of this dlmcully, no Amount or bus:
would snnhlo them to countonsomc otthe
Wests ru Slstr-4: which they would like to clsim,
And it it were not that the October eloctlon in
Ohio is, As the New York Hamid puts It,
‘ ‘the Qustn Bus to the November “'It£l'-
loo." they would glfa up Ohio its certainly
As they clslrn All cf the Bouthcrn Suit:-s.

Although the Republican papers Are not so
much Addicted to counting unhstobod chick-
ens, these figures Are not vrithoiii. interest to
us, from the [Act that they invariably present
A solid Army of Southern States As inevitably
committed to the support of Democracy,
Even if we leave out South Carolins And Flor-
Ida, we dud Lhst the Democratic ocndidstc is
reasonably sure of 121' electors] votes south of
Mnson And Dixon’: Line, regardless of nee,

 

and As those Btszu belong to the Democracy
quite As firmly As they did fifteen yssrs Ago,
it is A delicate question As to what: their status
should be in A National Republican Conven-
tion. In theory, oi’ course, a State is entitled
to the Anne vote in stlonvention As if it seat A
tull delognt-ion ad the psrty to Congress, but
thilis A very bad time for being punculious
About theories; the fact which compels recog-
mum: is Lhal. many at the Stairs Are certain to
bring into the Convention no secession of
strength whstever, while they may produce
not onlgvreskneas, but discord and ruin, sad
in the (Am 0! this lsct it is sheer nonsense to
be bound by Any theories.

A Republican National Convention is A Con-
vention of the llspubliutu party, And its only
purpose is to secure the nomination of A ticket
which will receive efloctlvo suppox'ia—I.he sup-
port, not of Republican minorltlcs, but of
Republican mxiorltirrs. Under our electoral
s ystcm, All the minorities In the country
would not units A single majority, and to Al-
Iuw the candidates at A Convention to M de-
terxniucd by the representatives 0! minorities
would be to defeat the purposes tor which A
Convention is called. Butli. is evident, lrnm
um most casual inspection of the wildest
guns At the ulectonsl future, that I csndlditlc
may receive more than one-third of the total
vow of A f.‘ont'entiou without thereby receiving
sssunucs of A single elector-AJ vote, In any
case, use Apps rout auougth In the Convolution
of these roprescitrsuvcs of minorities is cer-
tain not to harmonize with the wishes of B!‘
the majority re[aroAcnt.stlves, And thus the sp-
psreut strength booomenc res] weakness.

We trust It may not be necessary to s ‘ ,, to
these rrprcscninllvm of nothing to the purely
honorary condition which is All thsl they are
fairly culltlcd Lo. it would be prcmsturs
men to suggrst that until we hue heard from
-. use Hinioa (_.'t:nYI:nlions. liuttht-rc is no use
 mini.-lug um not that politic.-Izuu In such places
‘= - turn who hive power without responsibili-
] I7---Ate e-spaced in every temptation cl trading
.3 And iiidirmosly. if, under this usturnl temp-

i (Allan! of tbfir position. may should Altnetnpi ,

to (0131 Dfl Illa ionnzullun Any rsudidniu or

Any policy not support:-d ll’ Hip rm) ,.i....u,,.j ;

2 ¢"'HIs'Ih of wt: Iicput.-iim. porly, the duty of

.. !

Holt; ibcu? t-nds (‘An best be slIl)lt‘l“Yl‘(l

_ r._r sc:idir.,; anch (Y.ll"dit)2iS to Phlisdrlphls us
than pnrpuzmu-ti in Illinois, And not by cumbeh ‘

caughtlho performing medium In the Act of .

of the boll-ringing spirit to the saiuslactlon or .
' git.’ -~At<~. vote of the prcclnrl.


I

 

Ms)‘. And lield for $1 57-in this gi-Ado (No. 2) 

firmness of bold:-rs‘, No. it winlt-r $1 MK‘, No. '

I
i this is merely because the
.\’o. 51. 31H ioi

color or previous condition at military service; '

Illm-(2 who represent such strength ivosrid be
clear. Ii would be in go into rnurus, sud,
excliirllng every hlipfliehl filnlc, Il<‘l llixl as A
party rsiajoi-it; arts in Conxrrs: or in [hr Leg-
islsture. Tim him may seem s1>iunlonc,aud
flllD(’|"flil(IL|B Ai ilibs long distance ahead. but it
can do no txtrm I-.1 Wl‘t‘.~iIeI with It, And ii may
5 be A good one tor intruding csndidstan to

breed.

The gentleman who, somo ynltrh Ago. nicely

Iliemocmry, by Ibo
; formula [list All Demorrnts Vrrro not Iiursse— =
Lhlcves, but all horse-tblcvos were lI-.-1uo- -
onus, might barn been spared Ibo llmtrfillly

oldrswiniz the distinction Ii’ he had turned -
his Attention to their ballot-Aturiing propen-
sill:-s instead of bone-thieving‘. It certainly
looks As if not only All bsllobsiuflers were
Dcmocrsia. but As if All Democrats were
bsIiat—stutfers; sud whsrovnr dlflerences of
opinion msy be held As to what constitutes
lt1IODt<mO¢l'BIl¢ doctrine, than can hcrdly
be Any difference of opinion As in who! con-
alltutcs true Dernocratlc practice. By their
fruits we know them: And Twood, sitting as ,

a virtlou In regard to the

the New York hasdqmmcrn tn learn how»
many votes would be needed to wipe out the:

rural Republican znniorliy, is fnlrly mslchcd 1
by A nrlmsrr election for A Word (.‘omm|tlc<i- E
.'-$1. l.ouls,1u which each candidate '
wtpliuntiy l'Y.‘OI.‘l!'{II more than the iotsl ic-

L"! -.

l.)f course. this little iminrmvrr would be
perfectly legitimate If It were pIA}'r.‘(i agnlfill -
the enemy. but rvhrn such A game is out up
cmong friends It Is carrying things too (Ar,
And the Democratic Committee has very prop-
erly ortlurvsd A new rimsry election. Let us
hope that on this occasion the zeal oi the csn- 
dldnlrs “"1301 30 [Ar ~)uI.nn1 their discretion
as to out A vote which is proved to be fraud-
ulonl. by its magnitude, but it would be very
unsnfn to Assume Any such prudential restraint
be-fortrbnnd. Indeed, the moist. rrutrkrd fec-
ium of the ballot-stufllnx of the period Is that
it roaches its most magmdornl development; ,;
not whrti It is used to flulul Republican how
early, but when: ('.in:~ei: meets Urcck. Whether '
Interest in Live
grime Is intensified when the sides Arc evenly
matched, or whether were is A professional
pride in meeting feemcm wonlty of one‘:
steel, we use not say, but it certainly poems
that rxhcnsvcr A Democzru runs Against A
liexnoe.-rut, the oertidimtc oi the Judizu of
Election is A very unlmpor-(Ant mAt.l.or, the
other side being easily sble to reverse the de~
cislon In A recount.

one of the curious fttaturve of the bsliob
siufllng is ilul. no one is everlslsle lo and out
how it was done; At least, nfn bsvv not heard
of Any one hsvinp; been punished or prooeodcd
ilgstinst for It, Although hero in St. Louis we
luvs had enough of It to Act Aside Ari election
And divide the Doxnocrntic County Commit-
ts-o. T'i:Js Immunity from detection points to
A thsumsturgic Atlii such As an come only by
long practice, And leads us to wundor At ivlzst
period the politics] education of A Dontoast
usually begins. From their readiness and
Adroitueso, they might have learned it in tho
crsdle; And. lor All we know, the fsvciriua
Domocmtic toy for children may be A bAlIet-
box with A false bottom, supplemented by
proper sets at bogus tickets. While this early
indoctrinslion with the elemonts of future
Itstesmsnshlp is most charming to content-
plate from tho Abau-Act point of view, It Is A
serious question whether are have not in prac-
tice had somewhat too mud) of it, And
whether it vrss not About time to disqusufy
And to osirncise, II we no not more severely
punish, those whose unciisguised raocsllty Ins
dlsgrtiood our local politics. This Is A ques-
tion forshe Democracy to Answer. And A grant
many people Are waiting to see whether our
f|0l‘U0!!£ Are to be wholly decided by the bul-
lot-stulfers.

 

ON '00 THE BLACK HILLS.

The large emigration now going from tho
Blatai to the Black Hills Is creating no little
alarm in the minds of nervous lounulists
and politicians, who Appear to be A.fr-Aid tint
I-he oidcslltornls “dsys of '49" Are to be re-
peated. There was never A question too ab-
surd for it to isck defenders, Ami Accordingly
It is not strange to 11nd the cmigrstlon mave-
meut condemned in the strongest terms by not
A few who ought to know better. The Argu-
meats brought Against the settlement of the
Buck Hills Are lourfold. It is Alleged thu
the characters of the men who go will become
dflprnvod, And thin, as A consequence, law-
less violence will reign in the gold regions;
that the speculating furor will. be revived in
the rest. of the country: that the oectlontent oi
the Black Hills is Awsnton violation of tho
Bioux traction. And that the subtraction of so
many thousands of laborers from productive
industry will still further depress the mono-
tsry, a.tid'commomi:tl, And producing inter-
ests oi thé country. .

it is true that A large and sudden Ixzliux of
male emigration Into Any country tends, At
iirst, to disargsnizstion. The etnigrsms come
from so many dIil'ArcutioualIties,c1ass-es of
society And oondiliom of lift: thnlflselng
Lhrnwn togntitor In A heterogeneous mun,
Lime is required for the settlement of rlxed
forms by which All Alilio are to be governed.
Under mm circnmsram-es, And with A changed
mode of lllu, the settlers have to make rules
ior rcgulsling their conduct, And until those
Ara tried and proved to be Adoqusto to every
emergency, there will necessarily be some
confusion. The emlgnnua who are now
tltrongiug to flirt Hills are very dIll'cn'.-ni from
the hsrdened dcslpcndoes who hurried from
l!I‘Ul')' country on the globe to California when
gold was ant discovered them; And, lheng.
ions. not the slightest reason is [here to App-re~
head um repetition of those scenes or bloody
violence which were ounclod In the mountains
at Calliomlit, Novsds, And Colorado tor sav-
Anl years subsequent to 1800. Neither is
than An; danger thin. the dlsoovcria In tho
Illscx Hills will renew Apraculution, Our poe-
pie have had A more axperlcuoo in specuistlvo
things, And Are not likely to revive it on so
small s provocation.

Tho violation of the Sioux treaty is regarded
by msny As A grave! matter. But In reality it
is not we, but the Eiloux, who have violated
that lruty. Every eilort was made by the
Government to observe Lite latter as wall As
the spirit of the Agreement by forcibly ex-
cluding whites from the Hills; And during
int summer thousands at t10lllII'c-'i’JOrllI of
pmpeny wns destroyed by the Uvn‘l’nlnl¢.‘lll

troops In the min bcllcl tiuit this and like
3 pntliilsllory mo-ssunzs would be Aulllul-<Iti lo
Lulu lnwit Iltr hard)‘ Ailvcnlururn. All fnllud.

THE BALLOT-STIVFFER i\)i(').‘l(‘- l'§. ;

sxpmsscd the Accurney of his political mu- -

 mpincu of political life.

=h<.-vwvcr, Ana the lniiluns tlwznneltos did

   

: more to pl‘\)i'u!.(1 A rv_~\'ul/.i:)x) in UN‘ pfli-lll:1l'

sonlitneut ire;-inning to spring up In their be-—

__ _Sl. Ennis Quilt; @liIl_J2~§nnntrzii,fiIxInIJ21;z Earning, ,fiIarci}_8, 1873.

httlf. titan qvuid have iii-cu cc-11’:-(‘ted in Any:

stiller \vs_v. Tho di:il:<>li<':l plot [0 mural-r.' Elm
(.‘4')uimlAsiun all.alllpl‘t‘l Ilm .~‘ioux as Wild be-ssls.
until in be truxicil out of miiskt-1 rstngv. Tilt-_\'
may lnrpi-ll1‘(l with s ,:i:ul'>r I-mrb in hvvp
them qiiioi, but {he ll’-J1: in-tn-.1 must be trailer.
the ir~.,‘\-i glove. in readiness At any insimut to
ulrlku it rrti-thing lxlinv,

Tine puon-Al ol>)t-irllori of All is the last. Nu
duubl, if iwr-my-xiv» or tiny Lhnussmi labo-
rious men Wel"€sufitlt'nl}'I.A.kcltfI’1)l!lLhlillflilh
And workshops oi the country. and wore. in-
stantly to become consumers instead of pm-
duvcrs, the eii‘cet would bu dlssstmus, And
the more limited the district from which they
rat-no the more deleterious would he the ra-
sult. But the truth Is, that those oruigmnts
to the Hills are not proliisbla produce s. The
rnsiority or them Are young man. And the
very fact of their desiring in emigrate is
prime fuct'¢ evidence that they wens mskliux
nothing more thsu A ban! subsistence where
they warn. The wish for chnugr and the love
at Adventure xnny operate, but only in nu-a

L cases. with few exceptions the emigrants ie
E tho Black Hills Are men who we not making It

sufficient living where they have been, or
restless men soaking in holler their circum-
Il is wall ll) be rid of hot): classes.
I! gold in large quantities should exist In the
Hills, than men will find Abundnnt oppor-
iunlty tor the exercise of their Industry dur-
ing years in Cullit‘; If there should be: very ill.-
fir gold, it is certain Llml an Abundance of
tanning lands lie Along‘ the course of the
streams. And thousands at the gold-htizitors,
mu poor to return, will locate, And flnd labor

ll0DC9i! .

* in mm iiioux counLry no harder than labor In

the Ethics.

 

l"I'IiLlC AND PIiIV'ATl"C IIONESITY.

The outcry over each ‘haw scandal In our
Iwttlldalous politics has reached iis climax
when it (‘nhlnct Minister is lound tilt-hing lbci
pay at prit-Au-s in the Army, And nothing is
more Aifectimg than to see the tnsnner In
which professional politicians deplore the cur-
li they were the
only ones to complntin, we would hardly
hood their hollow lamenmlions, but the opin-
ion is, If possible. even more universal out-
side of politics Lhsn within, And It is A popu-
Lsrly Acrcpled doctrine not only that political
lift! is corrupt. but that Its aarruptness has
no pamllol iu um nccluilod but honest wslxs
01 private life. it would be very stninge ll’
surb Lil. opinion could be true: It is mertalnly
uolther plcauut nor complimentary to Any
that our political rnorslity is the reflex oi our
social morality, but any dispasslonnte Attempt
to wrlgh the evidence an bolls sides will show
that such Ls Almost eucfly the case. And that
political corruption is nuim the 'n-sun thnn
the origin of A A-‘lilo-sprratd dishonesty Ln
private life.

it must be borne in mind that then: Iso no
comparison between the publicity given to A
can of dlshom-Aty In otlicisi lite. And to one
happening in commercial or financial circles.
The omcisl is A public servant; his Acts And
his charurtnr are common property, And
aspecislly his misdeeds An: A large put of the
capital of his, political opponents. Us is
wsiched with A heenness of suspicion un-
known-tn prlvste life, and is set upon At the
tint disclosure with A ferocity which knows
neither stay nor reason". The story is told in
full from Maine to Texas; the olfendcr zeis A
ootorir-Ly he need never hope to rcAch in Any
other way, And his name becomes In A week A
household Vrnnd, no matter how obeictlrn his
oillcisi position may have been, nor how oom-
rnonplsce the offense for which he sqficrs.
But the bunk cashier, the eonfidv.-nLiAi clerk,
or the prh-Ate trader who Ls detected. in dI.s~
honesty, Attncts no interest beyond the drcle
of his person-ml Acquslnlancrs and victims, un-
less, Indeed, he rises to the ssnctimoulous
rumilty of A Winslow.

We have had so many illustrations of this
matter here in this city, that there is no ex-
cuse for our deluding ourselves with Any
flattering mistakes. Ilnd the People's Savings
Institution been A sub-iressury. and Wuerpel
A Uovarnmanl ofllcer, them would in no detail
of his knsvery that would not ho AA fully
known in New York And BAA 17'. law As In
St. Louis: but it vrss merely the robbery of A
bank, And passed out of notice without louv-
ing behind it Any trace or memory, Axoept In
the misery of its mined depositors. lf our
late County Administrator had been A Forlorn]
odlcer, he would not have left his bondsmen
to make Ilfbnfllllfillt tor his in-egularitis-.5 with-
out rslsing A has And cry All over the country;
As It was, ids flight A1-tractcd Almost As little
ntinnfltxn As his return. More than one bank
In this cityhu been victimized by b0gu.l’d'n.ro-
house receipts, but not one of them has been.
found to rise Above the inmpislion of com-
pouifdlng the oifcnso, sad, (or All we know, A
mu: who has obtained money under false pm.
tenses many hold his head As high in commercial
circles is I! ha were the soul 0! honor.

Perltsps AI wood is wsy of Arriving at u 5.-
ilznste of ordinary honesty In any othcnwould
be to teka the bankruptcy returns of the put
three years. Ihocordlng to the very irun.
worthy Authority of the Commercial and Pi-
nanclul (')ironfr.le, the Aggregate liabilities
of the bl:ilk!'|J[II8 of the United States in that
period nnounl. to -7-‘)-%,0(l0,iXl), and According
In the same Author-Ii_r the Assets do not rcsllze
fl-3):‘ uclilll on the dollar. Is there Any. one
-who lrcllev that the greater put at this wide
margin is not lost under circuinsisuoco Ilttlo
hotter than plain stealing? After Allowing for
the shrinkage of vAlucA,4for losses counted
twice, and for Inevitable mlsfurtunt-8, the Inns
in loo grcsl to be incurred honestly. The
bsuknipts have not only lost every dollar of
their own, but two-thirds ut . that Ibo)’
could borrow, And, As no rnsn knowingly
give: credit to An Insolvent, It is not An over-
ostlnuta to my tits: the bankrupt: or the
United States have dlsboncstly msdo sway
with at leAst$35)0,lXX|.Dm of line means of their
coulldlng creditors within three yonns. We
(in not know how much the politicians have
stollm, and just at present It would be inju-
dicious to hsnrd An estimate. But. while it.
issue to As} that they have stolen as much As
they could Iny bands on, It will hardly do tor
private lilo to Assume A superior morality and
slicer to dread Any contagion from political

corruption.
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Tins thirty thousand English hind-owners,
innit male And Iinli 1:-whim, rcr-orded in the
census, who have so oilort oflcndetl Mr.
llill And Mr. Ilrighi, would, Allhougii llioir
pmsesstous iscru unequslly primed, hjya gy.
ensued About 1,000 Ecru Aiiiccc. 1‘iu.-iv Avcnigc
ll now reduced to Ilnlrty-five urihirly nrthirty
sIA Acres, sltlioitxti iinc nu: tnslavitj In number
own nothing but :9 house And psrlisps A strip of
guduu.

Z‘()l.l‘l’l (‘A L GOSSIP .

General.
fisxsrtm (.>(:x.Hni' is apostlzng In New Ifsmp
shire

l\~m_J: of the rou_nLry irmmxls Ana inst printing 

Hr l'-Inna’: <‘.uJ‘rr'Itr_v l|F¢?('-Illlif‘.1HIn W!‘¢kl§ in
stallmoms.

'l‘Hz. \\'|§I:|]|u'1nn our-rv-span-5n!nt.s Ayah]: of Mr
Blaine AA A tiger f‘hAm<4l to his desk by the gavel
of the Speaker.

Gnv. Gskr..u-‘n, of .trk.Azus.As. is the most prom-
inent Dsrnocrstlt candidate for L‘:iltetl Sums
senator bum that sum.

‘(Tm Mains Senate has passed 9. bill Appvopr1nl-
‘tug SlU,l)0o tor the rstprcmntatidn of tho Blue in
the Ccntenitutl Exhlliiiion.

Tux ilepubllesns oi Portlsxul, !o., have made
Gen. hands Passaodcn, son or the his Srianlnr,
men-candidate tor any-or. The election ocean
lo-dly.

Gan. NAT? !i'x..tD, when some caused much
(rxclicmnt In the political nnnnu oi Nov Hump-
shins last spring. min been mnominuad for Butts
Rooster. .

Tm: Proisibdtlunists of the Third Connecticut
Concussion Diauioi bravo nomirmtcd A candi-
date for-tho scsncy caused by tins dual}: of Ms.
8tAIflW\‘.&l.f.icf.

TR: Springfield (Mask) Rrpubllrssu asserts that
It Bristew goes out of the Csbiaat. Ind mi. to
receive the Republxnn or lhmocutlo nonstru-
uons. ho trill be nominated by the people. And run
In an lndupundnnl 1'.ln4k'lat«I9.

'lWli H"Amos|.s-In Sign Jaunsalthllsks ailht‘! Ken-
stors ifma-A or Crtmsmn or As «Governor rslrrluld
w-mild grace sod Adel strength to the Flatt:-nsl Ite-
puhllcan ticket. at It is not Awsre that either or
those gnntlcmrn Ive out): A poeluon.

‘hr: Him. I! 0. Pratt, member of Congress
from the Fourth laws District, Is spoken of In his
own Ktslc nu
Iiusungs." lint mu Slnlt Rryisln‘ Aays he is (re-
quasttly overcome by “natural Hmdltbss. ' '

THAI ("toctnnsu (‘o-ma:-rv-I.-ii thinks the rs-elec-
tion of Lihfoln was A mistake. Alum lhr country
was well rid of twotcrns l‘r-csulonta until the was
Lvrnughl this one About. Buivrcun Jsuzkusn Ami
I.Im-.oIn no mu: mu President morn than one
term. -

MA nsru, the Hcpullllvan candidate tor Gov-

ernor In Imiians, It is sinutlv suertmi. tvtli

"porknt" A part M thus l>cuu.wratir. (ls-nnsn vote .'
Ability lq speak 

of ll-M .‘slAln_ nu 2\<v_4)uuL I)! hit
Ilucutly the tiwrnrurn is well As the Kxiglmli Lao
guagu, when he Lsku tho stump.

Tun Iltua Lmsri of Balnvls, (.‘let-moor County,
Ohio. which contains only no mhsbltnnu. ins
good plane for mining ollioe-holders. in LVN,
forty-three of its citizens were Pedant omoors.
And u this time twenty-four Ara employed in
Washington, And some others hold Government
omcos elsewhere.

J. lncunr Tn-A. A Rune Santa: oi Wloconein,
is rltsrpcrl vrlth being conveniently Absent from
his seat when the vote on the Vance ksilmcd bul
in-AA taken. Ila rcprcscuts Vernon ausd X-ion:-on
counties. is A Royubllntu . and. whether con-
wnienuy Absent»: not. was quite right in not
lending his vote to the perpetuation at use Potter
law.

llsfiJ‘l2ii‘I WR‘KRl.Y aisapnvorss of Mr. Coss-
Ilng AA A Prssldenusl camlislstn. It says that, I!
he were Aomlnslod for Yroasldent, "A Aezarchlrm
light would be turned upon the rccuits oi the
moiety Investigation, And upon Hr. (.‘onh.lln§‘A
prolnulonnl relations to dunes in which he In
opposed to Attorneys virtually named by htm.AcLl'.
hefarlt Jndgos when releouon vss duo in his fA-

vor.

Cosrcrnsrxsra the question of reciprocity with
Csxnds, the Boston Foss says: "Boston And New
lntlusd have enjoyed A urn vurs‘ term or wom-
Ablo trade with Cuuda. Although in worn plunged
in oirllvu-for A portion or ULII time. By con-
trasting  ooiusnerrtinl results oi‘ the three run
before the treaty wills niece of CM thnc yuan
succeeding it. than will be (Mind to be A com-
mercial gain oi two And three hundred per cent-
nm lot the inter. Since the shrogntion oi the
treaty we have lost frvln any-three to lhirty-Ive
per contain or the Canndn tnde. "

'I"lTBt New York Sun reports the foiivw1nxco'n~
vanstlon between Gov. Tildon And rmuuar liar-
rtsacor: "During A visit paid by Beau»: leniency
In Gov. ‘macs recently. one or use ('D°"‘Ur30f"
friends spots of Wm. M. ‘hr-rod’: «capo trvn
loll ‘I'm glad that Tsrcod got Aw-Ay.’ uidhir.
llorriuey. ‘Why do you sly that?’ Asked Gov.
Tildan. ‘Doc«Ansc,‘ replied the liutuor, ‘I think
he has lnflnrod enough lor his ca-im'oo.' ‘Hts Gav-
Amor looked sharply At the Isonnlnr And said,
‘Mortuary, you don’! duo express that opinion
publicly.‘ ‘Oh, yu. I dare,’ Answtrod Mr. Mor-
riuoy, smiling’, '1 cut loose from Tweed In llfi,
before It was known Lhu he did Anything wrong;
but you stuck to Alan until I971.‘ The Govu-our
ooowiod, And ohnngsd the topic. "

uxxnv 0. konrnsou. iupubbcun csndidsts inc
Governor in Connectlaut. is forty lhroo yesrs ad
Are. A g-redone of Yale. A former usyor of [Int-
iord, And one of the fonmosrlswycn In the Sale.
Robinson is undoubtedly the strongest mus to this
Sure on the llepublirssn Aldo. The undidnlo for
Llurrthrtnnl dcvemar Is AlIo.ot OOIIIG, A graduate
ni Ynlo. Dhnas A. Wnlktr, csndldste for Bcnv
rvtary or Bare, in the A-all-known: Dti-odor or the
Census, A AAAA of scttolru-ly Atnlntnonts and un-
blemished reputstinn, At present I Pmicuar in
the sure scieututo school. The ucker. on the
whole, is undoubtedly the Atmagnsl avnr prenat-
od to the poapio oi Oonnooucui. it srill iixeiy be
runomlnsted. whether successful in April or not,
non November, to which time the auto elections
have been chsnged by constitutional Anssrndmcnt.

Missouri.

Gov. Iisstnrs I.sAA out-And -out liendrtciu infill.

Tun saline county Prnynxs tsvors You to:
Governor.

‘Pun Springfield Nana wsnts Genus Price tor
Governor.

'n.xx ulugms Journal Adrocstce Gen. Doalphsn
for Governor.

Tux Wnri-onion Banner strongly Advocll-an Jun.
5. noluns tor Governor.

Juru Mciliumv. oi Hons» cm, is A oA.ndl-
dgtg far Register of Lltnds.

Tun Ksnuu City ‘nsmionds the nu in beast!
of Hendricks for Pruident.

T215 Repulollcut Committee at Nodnwsy County
meets At nsrrvilio Aux: seiardsy.

‘ms New Hsdrid fltcovd bouts tho Anne of
John 3, Phelps for Vice President.

Tufusqvflls Itepubliasu has hoisted the name
of llanlunin ll. lirlstmv int l’mIIdBnl-

Tm: Bolivar Hamid is Mr Hendricks. Demo-
anllc candidates Are springing from the rmuud
everywhere.

‘run Jolerson (‘Hy n-am. puts lonvsrd JAd~
Ann 1.. smith, of Cole county, as a'ur-ndidste for
Aiturnoy (Bear-.rAl. -

Tun Lexington Inlrmgemev Anya Hendricks iur
President and llancorl lor Vice-President would
mun ‘ 'sn Invincible ticket."

t.‘ur.. uronon U. V551‘ is energetically push»
In; his candklncy for use (lot-arnorshlp. It will
be hard to pull down llisi Vool.

Tun Lucinda Journal has changed Ill name to
we (‘om-natal, And daclues met! in be uuuv
compromising llcpnblk-an organ.

Tun lloonvillc Adrrrflu-r declares that Clpt.
Pllerena is not in the race for Govnmor, And calls
him “one of blissonrfl nohloai sons."

' Tun mssonri Manager Announces that Hon.
Mortimer Aiclliisav vrlll be A candidate for this
position 0! llallrosrl Commissioner Again.

sons of ex Gov. Woodsonfis frlstnds in St.
Josoull Are tlluzussing his snusmmy AA A Deng.
was candidate (at Oongrcuirom um amnct
next fall .

It oonxzsroxniurr or the Bedslls Darnell
claims uni ‘Waldo l‘. Johnson Assured him he
would not has candidate lot Governor under my

‘ muacoes.

Aswam thou mentioned As probable e-sdldstcs

for Attorney General below the Dcusocniia Oars-
vrnuun An: Joshua LA Due, of Clinton, had Ed-
vv_In tillvar, of Lexlngicra.

Host the Do Bola Pha-nit.‘ Let the Republican
lmriy. In tho coining campaign plane in the Sula
field A uelwl composed of nun in known into

 

  

. var-.lA for Governor‘
er-Al for more tlutn lvrrnty yours, And we hmsr of 2

"(Mr Tom (Z-onvin of our politics: And 

 

 

and honest gwnnripies, xilnrinlning L-uipoh-am And
1“'3°'i‘<'nrion( tu'Ir.«L«. and snot-as will samly A1

trail =«ur banner ltetter bcuonblc chain: that

dinhn Intrfl l)iQ‘ s ac-log-as

AL’ " kl’-'3‘-l.V'S proeporui for l'.‘0!i,!'i"t«as
from the lilo:-u;i_ I‘--«gar Anny-.—.;;] raasgrsrg gm not

841 good u zhez we-3-r >.. E--rs hm i‘2r()y_|L guy‘ on

_ counter with lasso .\'. llantma

Tun Stocking JUIAIVIQI Vlli nun no =>no also for

tlavrnvsr ssrsvpt Jain: K i'?xr:-re 3: Mm 210 --1,,

‘ ripe In public r.'xprrv~nt-e_ _v-rung 2', ;..q.-um-;_
vigorous In m.An1u)0d, among :1: tn-u..~-:7
1‘!!! Jtsflhrnon (flly Slab Jmsrvml nsys ' ‘it \i A

surlt men as llaniart, }’lni.lvubI)s-3 and .‘l«‘:i4-I-ii :.

 

Aouri are A! 3 loss for <.'ubernaLurl.Al tiinln.-r -' '
Tux Henry County Desvwtvnf, in discussing use

Onhonustorival qnootton, says "The more dire:

Filli 111561 L/til. £.'Hillf'5Tl.i.NS.

An Address to the H.fi.Dil.B3fi mg
Racket Players.

Preparations for the Yonltcnm.-mg isvéernazional
Tournament.

‘hm Mmr->emIltAn (‘Aarmultroc mu aim T~.»...aA;

' «resin; at \lrQtraIl«'s f‘rour1, in Madison si:~vrt_

more of this or was locality furnishing the caruii- I
date should luvs nothing to do with the  :

Tun zvlortmrac rpdepomxasr is out («Colonel

John Reid I01 Govomm. And any: that he "bu 
I 5 itddrrsseotths Sew Tort 4‘.-,...mn>.w 2.. :y... ;[,,,,.;.
and is A perfect Henry 0! i\‘.AvArrc" in A politira f

don yoomut service for the Democv-Aux: party

fltilt.

Coxcsnmxn our present sure:-Ioagu-ad Lien-
tenant Governor, the lnuirnnon lvutdzlgmcrr says‘
"it IAAAM that lion. .\'or1mtn .3‘. Column trill not
be A utodltisto for Governor. but will on: far rm
yr-eeuu position. "

Tull following nrruuc rsmsrlr. from the (IIan-  Tvmmgmem “ ":9 “Wu Ema“ M “ ‘gym,’

wood (Q-Morin-, is going um Narnia “The Dem-
ocrsuc people or Mmuourl are pane-nU.v A-smug
luv About thirteen Cnngimumen And two 7-‘vrnntom
to do wmnuzing worthy of the Klaus Lin‘) rryIre-
Aunt Andtha puny which eluted them abut
they mm In ruin?"

Tm: Richlsmi Se-nunal sort: of U211. E. 1.. EA
“We have know the (ion-

 

  
     

.\~« ‘ -.-7.. Mr Alderman James Duane, 111
ll‘ ""°s\vlng the rluiir. ‘fin: following
""'“' I ‘T live i mxmulttooz were pfmtut Nuns.

I W". 1*-‘A In-Jr--I Jam:-A )oixzsson.<.‘.Aoey. l.r:ims-

3"""-‘ "‘ ’ "‘l.tm.~. ivuaphy and 8. K0-
‘-3“"'- ‘\""' '*--‘ ‘-¥'1\l'A'Ui"S\r>ns '4»! 2-.n1.sin muons
Iuetlrn, nrrrcinry 3‘I<'I.;ulyig ;,,«.;p¢e,;°,_g 3‘, rm
the following Azivirs-in .,,,w gnwmmgxy
Adopted by the f.'ommi~.Lcc_ suit‘: ¢>r<$¢'7v.-«J u. {-3
Ilnhod:

‘run

A i.:r'r.

pub-

hgl and lurlwt lsiyt-In ul that miss-<1 turn.
(.1 ¥i4:N—- 1: View of Ll»: pronoun.’ - -,.u,,.....-,1

? year. And tnkinxlntn consideration the lsrt :.:..x
. All rJAAA inwrasts 04 our fellow c.iuu~us_ Am
, svlncicgs lzadsblc dubs to show in the real as

no one whom wq could mans freely lndors-A or '

more huruly support for mu position. An old
time Tlemocrst, and A main of the strictest mic:

ie and A bctwr nun. "

F3103! the Kcmplsis Rrnstllc: You would hardly
believe II, but one Democratic p<»llti-flan has AJ-
rvuudy r.AnvAs.se:d um oouary pnuy thoroughly.

nomination on tho

= Dmnacrstlc Lickot for lteproseuiauve next fall.

lisnd making hss wnunenccd A little A-.A.r|y.
Thai-9'1: runny slip ‘twist the cup And the lip. "
Tun Sf. Joseph En-old ssys that "Shelby is in
favor ul John Raul for (iovcnior, And thinks (Luv.

5 liA.rv.iln‘a uplrsuono lav rs-election om Against

min, and he wsnu to kill him oil’. Still. it is and
um lurid um Hardin as us: manila. and ma:
I-isrdisz dun’! want to 1»: Governor Again, say-
how. 'l"h_a control [or the Dcmocrsuc n0mins.I.iA'm
lorfiovornor. Lhus fsr. seems to have nsrrmrnd
down to Goa. G. FAA: Arid Uelsns Price."
.-tsrosa the multitude of prospective And Aotaitl
Oubcmnlortnl candidnlen as may mention Joseph
Btavuls. Gtmrgo Vest, M. L. V. Mcl..<:lla.nd. John
S. Phoipo. Wm. 11. ILMGB. Z. L. Edwtsnis,WAJdu
1’. Johnson. Celsns Price. John ltakl. John I}.
Hale, Geo. C. BI.nxhA.|xt, 54.-.mtior lltrothetnol Ba»
lino, Col. Donlphsn, John A. Ilocltnxlly, and
Robert Bmnuvsmt. ol Cape Gxnrduu. John

Morrison. oi Payctux. is in the druid for auto‘

Tmuurcr.

‘hut Iollmring [kmocs-Auc papers urge Dr. R.
Moi). Coxay. of Pianos County, As A candidate to:
one oi use llnilmed tlonmusioncrs: Richmond
(bnsawclor, Liberty Ads-as-as, llrvuldy Gunny
Thu, Albany Lodger, Savannah Patna of Bur
Landry, IA Gr-Anger Dcasocvul, Wnrrcnlburx Daw-
crd, Kansas City fhws, Springfield Weekly
Louder, Csxthsgs Ads-asses, Gllhxin Densaul,
Noosho rinse, Irma, Ballasts». nuts city und-
ssarl, Plans Olly Adrvufs, Malabar: La-er.

runs Lhc Gnenneid l'«kn'4.- ‘ three pe-
iltknl Virtual taught in the school cc 1'‘ -icy
an lotglvcnas. for-getinlssus And lussmuuon.
In 1&5 our lunch u-As than duty of rorglrrmeu. In
llfiusd itffllt was {ox-pt!ulneAA.AndnosvIIeAn
slim to lollovr the mac: or the ooirsaa-An.
dial: in the Centennial ‘song of instillation.
Loyal people penernlly decline to loin in the
chorus, or to throw up thelrhsievar Any Agroc-
monl Lhux... pmmius the Insulin oftbs vrI.r."

Tun Wanonshurz Standard luillnuu um
Jaunass. llollinshnnoltblfhooiofnshasr us
A Democratic undldsso for Governor. bcouiu his
Union rword is too strong. It says: "It tsntstaoi
be Borgouen that its have In our St-no Waldo P.
Johnson. who vu A. United Sums Bosnia! At the
busting out at the rebellion, and deserted his
post. iioisted his osth, And yolmd the Confcdor-v
C)‘. This distinction will male him the next
Densocrltla Governor cl lflssonri. If the Douro-
cnu Are penxmcd to elect Anomor Governor."

‘in: Bsouusnd must: thus expresses itself I051.
hauls: "Some of the pnpen An: lI§'fi£§I..!ng5L.
Lennon Limp:-upa'pl.Acc tnbaldthebunoa-nus.
Nominating Convention. Dclcgzlns would Into
more apporusnltm to be dined sad srined In the
iniu-at of Acldslt uplrlnu tn 8%. Innis then also-
srhoro. not I! they lure D desire to have use
liomlnstlng Convention to be Anything like A ru-
Aansbly nnunspcred-with body oi man. the Exce-
ntlvc Committee will order the Convention to be
held in Jellcsson City. wheat ll hu Always been
held."

Tun Boom-ills .44:-sine! run the Demo-
cratic Oonvontson there. And no srhcrvs else. I!
says: “Bi. Louis And Kansas City Are on the
burden of the stars. And Jelbnoa Clly. besides
In-moocoslllla, is in bad odor with the people.
Hence we present noonvtns As the proper city in
which to hold the out Convention. It is form-
nusinheingsoceuihiclrmnsilpsu-isoftaeatste
rs)-rail, And Aloohns the Advantages oi the river.
It Is nontnllv locll-Gd, And out kirnlsh over? on-
omnmodstlon mqnlrcd, in the way ois spacious
nail And bouts. mun-steceu tbs: Are nos one
passed. lloonrlllo for the "Btu: Llcsnouruio (Jon-
venuou. My ins.“

‘firs \'ozsA.llloa Gouda submits the following-
propoutlon: "Lot the sun Democratic Ccatnl
oommmu tall the Blue Ocnvusuon tor the pur-
paoooi nonilcsusg Ststa Anions, Icnootl.AJAl-
icnson City on chunk: of June, And let the Acme
Convention sieot delegates to tho Rstlonsl con-
venlioss. which meets at 81. Louis on in. nu: a!
June. at the tune meeting. ThkwillA.lhy the
he-cuslty of culling two Goavonthns, As was
the use tour you-A Ago. People hAvui't the
time in his running About so much, and besldas it
is All Ann Axpenoe And donhlo trouble. We Ans
decidedly In tsvor or the Oonvsntloo meeting At
Jemmton City. And wonder At Any suggesting
Bi. Louis in its Ahead. Ilnl N! do hope the auto
Gontrsl Comnluoc will wt upon our suggestion.
And that the prcu will support us in on: start in
securing this end. We know that we speak from
A "rural" stand-point, but clstrn that there Is
some consideration dua our opinion. Let the
Democratic editors spank mu, rm-AI or other-
wise."

Tits Lexington fnldugourzv is violently opposed
to halving the Dcrnocrnuc Convention at B1. Louis.
it says: “While we Luke sscry pride inihn no-
tropulis at our tibia. and but nothing but kindly
tooling: for her people, its no decidedly And
strongly opposed to Any such munm. Then is
Alnhdy A strong feeling throughout the BI-Ila that
the city of St. Ianls Axons too 3101! I dean: 01.
control on: our politics, Whciher it be troll
‘rounded or not, it exists, And as an very
great object as be wound by holding the
(fenvznuos thus. in do not see my
the usages or the party. on oatshliohed since the
war. should be Aei ulds. '.I‘he writer Ins A dots-
;-Atu In the oonnmtlom of ill‘! And 1151, and full
convinced that whlls Ire hsti An Abundance of
M. Lon.IAIoh|s)1.su than, in turn dcttvend hon
us Avoisoche 0! them who would nu-e been them
had they been Able I-Apqthotrfuc imm thaw}.
We say to the gentlemen of the committee on.
phuluiiy, lhu Jelkrwn City, Ihgcapiul of the
Btumislho only ynperplwo for Domeu-Ada
atsteoonvoatlons. Iftloodclogstos sum to one
the clrphsnt Ansruxrvls, All well And good, they
can run down Andsnioy lbomulvu, Am! the vir-
taonsly inclined our return to their homes. "

Bu ms:-class shirts for Iii. As good As cubs
msdfl. Wigwam‘ slaughter ma, 119 him street.

W3 Are hurl»; good news! Thai oonsumpuvu
who were axpoowd to die this spring, health up
come Aglin to the Inn duck by Ihkluy Dr. J. Li.
Kc.Le.An'I Oongh And Lung-hassling Giobolu to
etu-Athsir throu And lungs. And Dr. J. H. Lie.
LMn's strengthening Oamllsl And Blood Pnrlnnv
to give them vllsllty. Iiie And strength. Dr. J.
ll. ltnLoAn‘A mm. 315 Chestnut, Sr. Lotus.

' emu-n rim rlutlit-ngxii
.1 fl

this world what we have And: mstier
domocr1Li0.1'729n llun institutions within A
single century. the Adatlreu cl

huilthmlsnd honorable putimos of hand-hall
Anti rackets, In the Km City. re rasolv-ad
lo Insngurstc And be A Gnrtd lnwrrntional

to other Blntlons And Government: that while
.uncrn~.sns have sdvuaz-ad to we forvmo-At rank
m -science, iszznzuw And Am, us An in the
sauna limo rim A-qusls of any people in all must;
imun of srrt-ngth_ noun e And Akul. We, the
Admirers at am lnill And in. do nut stand x-Jone
In the resolve Uur '.>0AiI'hl‘8_ base bsli pisvrn.
MIIi:tnXmi.~n_ rtrirhrttrrs auui rilluucn. with rnsny
others. An: urostly h.A».t.eum their prrmtnunns
(or A Ifcroienntal display. on with-each elrfflfn‘
its in sin-nix!‘ attluhstion. it
icon) in nranm An wan uiinguq; run our mm, 19
remain Irutcuve Move-xi y these wnstderuwzu.
A number of our leading mci.m;.olit.An profm

5 siorusla Ami amateurs met At llrqundsrr (‘ourr_ In
5 this crtv. on the evening ol the hlnfinnlverviry of
rity And high-ronod prlncsples, it would be hard 
g bell in motion, their then Ind then proceeded to

' nominate and A

, looking Alter whst he Iv-As promised At the un-to or '
5 the Lu: (.‘o:u-outdon-the

\\'.A.m|ungt«on's Birthday, no in order in not me

olntthe iollowing.

I'mrismn.Al ‘o-umitscc--L.‘nairmnn, 'A.lder-inns
J-smrs Donne. of llmoklyu; \'lco(‘hsir1nAn. lion.
lleuls Burns. New York City, TV‘l*&l&il'l’.Y. 1‘ J.
UB3 her. Esq , New York I‘|iy lion N-rtrrirt.-'3,
I‘. Ade. i-Lu ._ New Yuri: -‘try l‘umxn.u'.r~s:-
Lnr-n—.\r-iv Yuri III)’ Llranrws James fibrin _ it‘.-n

- l’ lianhs. Jun;-A J:-iauson, J. l‘. I4-.AIt}'_ 'l“b<><h.s.s

_ Norton. Edmund i'unnaII_t'. nwcn éiciioofih
(I

 Brooklyn
: Jamel Dsrnn, Itlclusrd Tuwnsrn .
' Hr. Thorns: Cool’.
' .\'osvs.rii 3:‘. J.. Hr. Timothy Ryan.

S‘.
An.
Curry.
Wiutsmsborfi
llerlem Mr. l‘?.Lnr.‘X Moore.
ifiueruon,

John
C-EATS.

V'Iu;..u.rI«.-.x l.Acllt8-1.5311 , is aiimn

Philip (‘run , Tbvsfi

N‘. J.‘ (Supt. W.l1. Dnraphy.
This Comuslttoe tux desire a will understand
is merely prvvI.Aoon.AI. its it tlmnio obioct is to
brlnginbotll s firm bun-l or union between Amen
a-An od-lutll And 1-Ariel yers, Audie farm at
pennnnenr Nntic-cal organ utuon--in other V-nrnis,
A National Commiluo, namposed of nvsrosont.-x

' uvn players from the various .3111-us,um or whose

rxlrecuou And cusiuvl rite lorthtxuuin
mom will his nu.-uiurted. We nave AI

nsruiy dnruietl A n orients; the prealdcnry
to An unlveratnlvy? known nueniui pos-
sessed of ‘immense svenlihn. And the
rec.-)gi:!zc<i Math-nln of all manly sports through-
oul the Union: His nonctxrrrncs! with the objects
srs hers is viow—-sad there (an be no ultd
oelcctlon to his Aocepuu-ice Al the position we
design to ozrr to hIm—vrt).l make on: morons
it-n-nllrud: for that oancnrrt-nce will bring s-ii.h
it the iooaly favor lhd help not merely of use
trhte 0 New York Aocu-I . but at All. tin:
property thinking And mu! pends lhron h.
trial the country. Amen other
um Provulonu Oonunl

{Darius-

tn cons lion.
rewards of skill An rsxiou. The «inn; uric or
Admission tickets during the tournament mil
furnish no Incinnsldcnbio salt. whilst contribu-
uono iron the Admirers , manly And
morn! exercises are rorudn hctoruxe.m.ing.
in tho none of the band; " indie: plsyuu
otlbapunt KIA nirwcfi for the moment
as t, we As: your
y And linnedisut-s co-
oper-Ation with the olslccu we have in -r|c'w_ vibe
mode of ocean ishmg this will by no possibility
be dtmculr. nix: A cxsnnltun Amongst
ynurI¢1vaA;M!nd no thenuncs or thou desirous
to compete. and if flxla, ruse subscriptions
inwsrus tired of expenses. And the pur-
thus orprtms. igmssnd none-ts y doasnau
will ho:-egnisrig Announced in the rolnruns 0!
tan

our fiournals. We have Already
received snflclenl Assurances thsl many of
the prominent hsnd -bull And r-Acts! ex-

peruol Great in-ztsin. incised nod the Canadian
will enter tbs lists Against our champions. Lot
is, Ibcn. be up Inddfllllbfi. It ll proposed that the
Ioursuuont Ahsll open in this city on I".s.A1er Mon-
day. April I7. And I-av mod: tints is noi,th¢r1foru,
st disposal for completing our przpsratlons.
Awsitsn -our onrucsl convenient mpl ,1 remain.
in being! of the Provisional Comm rtzo, your
obedient serum. nznsuxn 31:01.‘: ma.
lloaornble Secrvmnry.
Nev fort, Ynhns-try 29, 111711.
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ART NO’l'E‘S.

Horus’: “Mount of the Holy Cross’'——-
Art Bales.
' This In the tux week during which l‘im1u:’A
grui painting, “The Mount 0! the Holy Cross,“
will be an ezhlhluon AI Pottos & lathe‘: Art
GAlicry, And those «ho hum not yet taken us op-
portunity up val! It should not tail to do so no-Ir.
Coaaiti/and Atrletlyu A tort of Ir‘ nusriy
czumctensuc of use smrtain school. when
founders Anni poorest tau.-hen an church And
l.tiersusdt—thls picture deserves the clonal And
most cnrsnsl study. The scene doptotod is
In the kooky Mountains, looking up miles
of gorgcsndesnyoninlhocr-nstoithngnnllo
giant. on whose bros! the mighty forces of nature
have stsaapodnnimsgcol thelloiy Czou. The
croAsisios-nadhythreo¢orgI:s.o.ise mnuingper
pqndioutsriy from Lbs post of the mountain, ml it
h: lulu: sigh: Ausldshows And cloud mu thou-
ssma office: below. And the other hru iswrAI.iy
joining Lbs an: About one-flninl at Llts way down.
‘nwfacoo! the penis bu-s,but tbeirvnronuu
fined with now, And Auhs A white 12-one on the
reddish-gr-sav background. From the must‘;
u.And~potst the eye is led up so this grand mum.
of the scenery through A ttn-rgroslnd or tnouniun
torrent. spruce, dnusd Ar-borvttw, to A muddle
chance at mmmtcln mist Ana nosey clouds;
Andthennnsgenentnlthus peculiar nasal of-
rocin. And we extraordinary skill with which the
ranaedsnnospbuoiomadste AA;-reotsnslmosl
inllaiw ohllusaao, An) leuasmn in the pnlnilag
beymsdsllpniu or criticism. Aovaf, to: All
the nninnfly manner In which these details An
wrought out. than is something lsesungintns
wvrkusvhoio wbiclnvillcrcaus A scnoooid.ls-
Appoiastmou tn the minds of msny beholden.
l’A.lth£s.l to the minutes: daull has been the Art-
tsrs work; the foreground. psnloalsriy, dis-
‘plans; um quslityto In anon pn-asgmsenia
degrvao. The pa-Ill-or hu evidently lavished ten-
fold Ihelshoronthewudtasthn
been given to others which lure won [qr
their Authors tune of the highest order,
and the lsbor bu been isteiliircntly dlroctod, too;
but yet there Is Iotnethlng wuting to estrus um
particular picture ID rnnk Among the really gross
productions of Art. That something, we Are In-
dlinodtothlnl, hsisck ofpoctlcsl ‘ 'L,,. ‘mks
an ptotnre piece by pIooo—-And It ‘maid cut up
into Addren piooosuadoachbs Apex-loci picture-—
And cinch must be pronounced parted of its kind.
riot. As A whole. it falls to please. The realism of
tho wort dean}-A the ideal. A photograph could
burn} he most faithful to dotsii; And here has its
one linlt. Tbhrfl 3! nothing left to tho rmAginA-
lion, nothing tint Apposls In thnl vnxuo Inner
hunger for the bcauttfnl; Ind by so much It must.
be pronounced defective.
lint. Aside from this nave ohju-uon, the (us na-
mnns that the work Is one of the very low ronlly
high-clsu paintings which have been pfoducgd
by American Artists. The ailing wsutr, And the
sluggish, inky pool in ibd ioregronnd, us was
triumphs oi‘ Art; the lichens, grasses And loliagn
AuporbsypA.l.ntod;AslhlpAupcotiro worthy hlmoui.
orscomt, lndavvryparllcnlnr or u-unto down
sharply perfect. only the soul is Inching. And,
by oonuquusu, the pninting stunts A dead
though hlthlnl rvprcunlniion of natural wcnory.
A something to study, in sundesatsnzi tesdmlzu.
but without the vii-Atlty which Ahould malts lhc
pulse but And the bnslh quicken, wbliu ruin;
o the mimicry or tutors in her 3-i-AA-Jest home.
The portrait or Pope Pius Ix, by nouilcy. was
said A (icy or two Ago to the Cmlmllcs oi the city
for :s,Aoo. II is supposed thu it will be disposed
of bynnieorotbcrvrlsvs IN‘ the heart: at the
chsnuos of $0 Church.
l‘£ich'baum's lssl work. "The Buoecsshxi Candi-
<isto,"hAs bocnpttrobued by 11:. Du. W. Bell
for man. '

A ntru. hesdscbo. eoscivcnus, low spirits, and
no Ipp('f.ilo.|.l1I soul or the lndicsuoas or I bil-
teus stuck, Arising from I tar-pki liver. Dr.
Jlf‘II'I Esasuva Pills will soon rutovw I-he HVBI’
to Milan, driro all avmpto of billounneu fmlll
the I)'lK¢(fl, And Anisl in bgylig About it rexnl-If
Action of Iho bowels.

 

 

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