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Tie wesiher cooler but close and enervatng There
was slow shower all last evening.


TIE OFERA AT CAsIIE GARDEN Last evening the
revertirirg Somnsmbula substituted for Lucrezia
BorgS in consequence Of the sudden indisposon o.
"SignoTina Stehanons" The rain prevented many ON
Intending but there good house, and batting the
sloyness Of some OF the chorus singing and the subs
tuition usus in mNny passages OF the singers compost
zion fer Bellns, most satisfactory performance The
divine finale Of the secoyd act WAS splenddy given by
scrtsr and Salvi aud created verto enthusiasm the
artists having tn spP-ar before the curtain amid
braves and wsvng hanGksrohefs of the excited crowd
In Al tOa gtungc Sontsg created and surnouned some
INN ase difficulties Of voc 'lizAhon
On friday the Child Of the Regiment, and on Ssur.
day Rctetle Diable will be given.
The amusing performances Of the Rsyel Family al Nib
los 10 ncresse in public favor every season The
house always full and the audience, sach as Nolos
slone commands.
ANorHER RrvoIurIoNARY SOLDIER GoNE-TRE LAST
IN rHE CITY.-Ded on Wednesday, Sd OF August 1888
As1 HoLDLN soldier Of the Revolution in the 93d year
Of his age The friends and relatives OF the family the
ls Company Continental Guard, Capt j. Z. isme, Con
tin entail Chapter No H. L. and the Order in general
ART respectfully invited TO attend his funeral Friday 5h
inst, q o'clock NJ from his late residence No Isl
Wet Twenty fifth 81 His remains will be taken to Green
wood Cemetery for inttrment
Mr. Holden was born in Sadsberry Mass the 10Th of
hsy l7ce lie Joined the American army after the
Commerce ment of the and was in several engage
neu,s He was at the battle Of Rhode Island, under
General sullivan He served under Col Jam and
doing GUY under him between White Pls0s aud KING
Bridge At the time that Major Andre csptared lie
was present al Andres execution lie lived at SudsbeTy
the time Of the battle of Lexington, sud heard the frs
guns fred in the cause American Independence The
kst 20 years Of bis life have been spent in tins City.
NV LlsE OF STAGEs-The stages OF Avenue iine
eemmeaced running yesterday Through Toe DAY ne PaO
he were conveyed free Of charge The t'Ho"ns Is ule
over which they travel From the oorns. VI "eH
~ ri,d ,,s, and Avenue A. through Avenue TO Essex
Division and ChsihAm Park Roy fTs no" 10
Broatwsy Fulton, Washington and Coruandstresls 70
with Washington market Ioboken and jersey City ferries
returning the same route. Fare Ut cents
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CoroprD Observation-Disclosures public are invited
- ,ar6cSnt Ds1ereizn Gallery No. so Broadway
$1,000 h. ~ Of Co0sd D.zaersotypcs
- - ch recently pdue>d Also ane dAsgeneoye Of
-, In pierce Nd host Of ether celebrities BE-
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT


CRYSTAL PALACE, Nsw-York Aug. s. 1883
Contributions for this dy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 g.
Total. ..se2S -
j. L. BRowN, Agent.
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the Ea,srp Dsper sary for the month q July l-59 Pa
IN. s,.r6ed AZ offce-males 81 females, -ls. To
tai $40 At their oEeLngs- - "a l7u1-s' ~
b., 81 o..,bs were H. The whols number Of PrescrP
tior, put up during the mouth IS 20 Largest number
IN csy I5- smallest nun'e3 u enc aAy' - average
per d., ll3.
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70 sneedy efectual and unaillng u WYsKOOP q
r. ',ba me of fs7er ebfsyer AID bilious
Rssence of TIE rsspee4bity Be the
cece. Nc 40 Fulsor-f secnd noof
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CITY ITEMS.
ENTERTAINMENTS ae, rms EYENI

LNTEHT4LNNtFI y O. THIS tFFNINF.
TEE GRFts NossIIR tongbL NJ0s, BY the klyelf Ao,
Pee CfsmDere" sud Ice Italisn Bugsnds"
UECLF Pans CABIN tie Broadway Also Ia aud Out
q Pse' and The Lneuek Boy" BY the Williams a1d Com.
OH FOLKS sToNE tonight At Banam' Museum la the a.r
neon the luoisu Actofs, suc Farce
USts IONS CABIN tbs evening the National Theater
Mr. Howard Howard Cordea How ard and Others
WOoDs Deinestlons No 4ii Broadway.
BucELTYs NEw-OKLEANs sEgESADERs-No. 40 Broadway.
BAsvARO's PASoRANA % kCYPr. Ae-No 10 broadway.
PANORAMA NIAGARA FAILS No us Broadway
IRAsCoNs Performances afternoon and
RAsmSsroN CIkcUs Performances afternoon and
On NOST BLANC, No. 655 Broadway.
RELSIsH BELGIAN GALLERY, No 65j Broadway
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
r . COMMISSIONERS oFYIcE.

(HAk0E OFkfifb LEIIEk.
Michael Mitchell, keeping house at No. 30 Front 81,
-. sy-e.,ed on q chsrge Of opening letter received
Ionoh tho Post Office. directed % Ann uinnsn II sp-
rssysd h., the Latter had recently arrived At New York
r. N abroad and put up At the house Of ~ The Letter
contained &C. and wAs sent TO laid Ann oy sister Of hers
recipg at Boston With view TO paying her expenses 70
tbt city The defendant, opening the letter insisted
on having the right 10 retain the money in payment Of
card due 70 him By the party 70 whom t Was directed
lie was committed the charge Of unlswfay opening
the letter, and held to bail in $500.
MARINE cOURT-Bsiorc Judge THosrsos
Keenan, WsLer. -
In this case, being suit under the len nw, ~
Yesterday ON The nrst trial judgment wS gwen tof pam
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pr.cHys-A rood quality Of DeaHre Peaches we're ss.t "a
Al % 70 si IS Jersey Peaches ~srs 81 as a. = =
Tuesday Afternoon
rer Peaches and wholesale dealers were "1As ' P--
-. Al 5ceu1 peF basket
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-
graceful scene occurred of the ferry boats she
leaving her slip on the Brooklyn SIDE \ respectable
dressed coored accompanied by his wife and another
wousn attempted walk through the ladies cabin to the
forward end of the boat The women were allowed TO
BASS but 10 sooner had the set his foot within the
cabin than one of the attaches of the boat seized him by
he collar and sent him reepg. His wife demonstrated
and he again attempted 10 inter the cabin The rufan
tb seized him by the throat and thrust him away With
such violence that he could with difficulty, himself
from falling There were rowdes present who appa1ded
but the respeCtsbe passengers were evidently disguised
The neg oes ST length driven oil the boat Iney re-
psired TO the boat in the next slip where they we're LETT
unmolested in the cabin. The Company we are assured
have issued no orders the Captains of their boats for the
expulsion Of coorvs people from soy of the cabins Yet
ese scenes occur daily Rowdies and the drss, chlrsc
,s are allowed take seats in the cabin but coored
men, st the will Of any ruhsn of an officer, are not per
uitt.d even to walk through them Public sentiment and
mil lie decency outraged by such scenes. GA being
rorsrat.d with the negro choker said within hear
-, of the gentleman who furnished u, with the nforns
o, that was published in the papers 1t would be 81
-, evil, and niea that he IN this habit o:
- ls, :, night The threat was IS co~ardly as the as
81, but il IS hint that msy place the peril upon other
Shoulders.
H. Cv,Reys AGAINST The STREET COMMISSIONER
,-(,,;so,io, sbou, moot tbs IN
,;o,;on into the charges made by AID Donss'y "are
md bv the Special Committee CONSISTING OF Alder men
Su-,sxs9 and Moore The testimony Of Mr. hAg'n vas
contnued. D.a.ko S,.sa, Conmissionsr
Question by Aid Doherty-Da he S.'est me- onId
award the contract 10 you 80, - - l;s;,,l,;s. Ia
Ale said II We would settle oui VNN ~
would award the contract 10 me- -. -. ,Ls
Aid Doberty-Where did you first ee Austin soon INC
contract State where you saw HIM and whAt P'''e1
/ between you ,.-..s..
uetts made by Mr. Austin TO Mr. Hszsn. sach evidence
NJ. unwilling 10 admit such he2rssy evidence
and contrary TO all Parliamentary rules Anu usAs'' "
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C.NPEEST AcCInrNT-A csmphene lamp exploded ct
No e. Washington -. Tuesday evening whereby
orl named Hicks wss severely burned
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Rachel Tia, The Ch.ber hereby commend Lat Nslry % 'hs
csrsr ship sd Al the
which b during t1e tour be intends %
he Euslrc oouneat preEio % 'a As ms e'se
Ct the Ccrvsutson.
IT, ConHi tee sls, rec ,nrend thT copy al iha pr,
c.edrFs II Chsrber undr ia co-D'rt- sal. ana
sqne6 ~ 10 oc-rs be ;rsn-ni'.r q Lieut. Maury snd
also % The Cham Of several OF the important cities o.
Furore ace NJ ~ tn. II The Pr-t-nt Of the
hamber signed WALTER K JoSEs,
PPfsrr. Committee
J PHILLIPS PHESrX)
On nst'n resolved that said report ~ plo-hed IN the
daily papers p PEKIT, President
EDWARD c BoGLRr, Secretary
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ACCIDENTS Frederick Mack smNn 80 years Of sg@'
rssicirg Nc - p.v ;sll yeesdsy mora
verey INJURED lie tken 20 the drug store NJ Messrs
Ssr6s & Co where h. received medical attention after
y Itch h. wss 'sk - home
1hos llsgher. living 81 No $ Lagh, -. ever
Nv an ice in Gsensich YESTERDAY and Severely
iursd internally He was taken homs and attended by
DR. Fitch.
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CHAMBER oF CONVERCE-At a Regular Meeting OF the
Chamber held August > the following Report was PIE
seuied ard uusnimo usly al pied
Rsport-The Committee appointed by the Chamber Of
Conn, rec At Special Meeting called the 18th instant
in relation 10 the selection OF Lieutenant N Maufy oy
the United States Representative OF the America
Government NJ tbs ScIsItIno Convention 70 be b-id II
b-ss, on the sd # August instant report the wing
Preamble ana Resolutions Tor the consideration OF me
Chamber
The Government Of Her Britannia Majesty hsying 10
Wit. tie co-0perAt0n OF the Government Of the Un-d
States H. sn ercsavor 20 form uniform plan Of MAKING
nee0rooe zeal observations a. forming satsns Throughout
the world
And Lieutenant NJ + Marry Superintendent OF the
National Observatory =: Washington, having been sp
pointed the part Of the nsd states 10 attend the SAID
Convention 81 Representatives Of foreign GovernH-hts
which hSs been appointed TO be At Brussels and having
susneed 20 exeLd The plan OF observations % tue sea- a
well 10 the lsnd and understanding tina; Lieut. htay
nirds 10 offer 20 foreign ship lsers the advAnt %
be derived from his observations on the Wind ana Cur
rent ~ denesteG in his Charts.
Rssoed the Chamber much sasfeion the
Government take pa II
this ard thy cisinieTeeine when nAs
VfCu pied the liberal Ger Of Lieut. Many vii be properly s
esosoS Thar OF the ard scientific rtAn
eu Lieut. Msury and his lsbcno1s researches VIM A'e %
csy qualified BIN nj the g1ed him res.d the az
pom peculiarly u ard sppFopsfe aud vel eauise |" pro
mote the ct,ecrs u the Csnvrif0n.
crsd II Chamber approve Of the plan Of Leaf Marry Of
observations 70 vel O. t1e d cnna
srDs The important ha- tie ofses ard tsI aai g
BE- ADOPTED By The CoaVsuiiou-
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James Williams who stabbed in sn ARRAY on Tues
dsy sight IN South Brooklyn is At thu City Hospital
the knif VIII which the wound inflicted not having
fnnoh I'd the YtAls.
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ArrTSnANrs oS SUrEFIoR CoUEr In pursuance ofihe
lsv - ~ Lgssfur recently obtained su'ho7'ng t'e
Jna.s n - S,r.ricr Courts Court of Common Plea.
M Marie ur N sopoin Attendants fer tne- 'e'peo
tive roDr'- th- Judges Of the Superior Court nNVes p
n.sc 'hs fll wifg berg mos'ls # not AL r-tpo"nt
uer's = ,c.rs aready Srarhed 20 th@ Court Ls'n'rd
Il, ffusn Gong tn respected Crierl SAMUEL Ars@r
Chsr.- L. Comb. ! W OisL r l. Jackson. Ia'me
Ryan, Ter nee NcCsb-. Jsm-s Ryan, John heed, DN'h
COles, and james & Kent
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BnED-Wllism Husgins, arrested soms weeks since
fo- .windlpg gentleman named Don Carlos Baxter OF
New Orleans ~ gold watch and $3.50 in cash. Vas
brought before Jucg Moore Tuesday and admitted to
hail in the of 81 600 Augustus White an sccomplice.
;.stsl I'M sne
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A CONPRONisE-A cross bsyiog been erected upon the
rev church o. the Holy Trinity EPISCOPAL at Hudson
bergen Five Cornefs portion Of that church objected
). Ne differences have ensued. Ga Tuesday night
climbed 20 ;he roof and sawed of half VI the BY
way u a compromise.
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RoBnIRY-About noon yesterday. . thief entered the
house II james McMurrsy No. - Pacific st, and stole
Their from silver valued AZ about ESQ He let vest
or the bod upon which marked the name q y. b.
.,t;na
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THR NRw.JBRsEY MONOPOLY.

The people Of NewJersey should be made sensible
Of their low political condition, which arises from their
effort their neiehbors but at the time shuts
them up between the CustOm-HOuses OF the Camdsn
ard Amboy Railroad Company. They Themselves psr
every day similar to that which is paid occasionally
by the people Of New.York and Philadelphia for they
ard their products 90 market every day. while the
others 60 only and then.
Who are the masters of ew.Jersey-these Railway
Nonopolistsl Men against whom charges have been
made which if true should have been followed by con.
dgn punishment of the offenders. Are they truei We
answer they have been made by irresponsible who
has not hestated 70 proclaim that the gravest offences
such as fraud, perjury and swodlibg, have been
he habit Of the Company and not only has be given his
pame but be has proposed to meet them in any court Of
Justice have the question of libel tried perfectly will
ing abide the result His challenge has never been ac
ceped nor it would seem, dare they accept it, On the
contrary. is boldly asserted that these managers
have added their previous crimes that ofcoupng the
Commissioners authorized by the State to examine into
their proceedings. Now it is most suspicious crcum
stance that should remap quiet under these accusa
items urged by responsblepa and not take measures
to wipe ON their lame blot dlshonOrable innocent
persons not apt to submit to such inputaons or to
afford reason for the inference that they fear investigation
hhd care lot come 10 tDe ilslt IL Hould seem indeed
that the managers of the Monopoly prefer to rest under
the charges rather than risk having them proved by pro-
ducng their accounts.
Degraded as these men are, by thus shrinking from
defending their honor the Stare has been represented
the floor Of The Senate cy one of Them and is nov
representedby spother and the whole of its egss-
ton 10 dictated by them IL is time for the People Of
NewJe'sey to wake up To the position they occupy,
and make effect for their emancipation from bondage
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THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
oorssroodsuce Of The y Y Tribune

oorresr cadence Of The y. Y. Tribune
ALBANY, ssi urday, Ana 90 isS
had not time in my letter yesterday 10 note a point
of importance IN connection with the vote given By
the Court The Court did not act upon exactly the me-
ton made by the respondents counsel which was 70
strike Ost quash the five first articles, which charge
the respondent with completely in the fraudulent lettings
Of 81. The proposition voted on whether the PEG
pie should be permitted 10 introduce evidence ia support
Of those articles, which decided 10 the airmsyeby
vote Of II 10 IL and IL to 1.-the question being put
However rice IL is supposed the proposition
varied be the Court doubted their power 10 enter-
tain n motion 10 SIike 0Ht or gaash Mr.. Champln Ia
arguing the notion assumed the bold ground that tho
y0ueT ct peaehmm Was vested by the Constitution Ia
The House OF Assembly they were the sole Judges "
what acts imp eachabe that this Court, BY the
instrument, clothed with the simple power Of
yng the Accusations mat the record Of the Assembly
could not be mutilacd that to quash their articles would
be invasion by The Court OF the high constitutional
pTeTogatiyes ot the Assembly ms disposition Of the
motion sutains this of the question IL is well 10
note every of this character for whatever 10
done by the Court will 10 all probability, form prece-
dent for future guidance both in this State and maoy
others
This morning the Cour. was occupied until the hour Of
r. NJ, ia listening 10 the opening address of Mr..
LCOnis. This address a review aad explanation VI
tie fourteen articles and contained but very little in ad-
don 20 what is charged therein upon the Commissioner.
He made answer Why Mr Nather had been selected
from other State Oicers, equally cupale, by saying
That 10 had been decided that impeachment would
not lie against persons out Of office, holding oico
under another tenure Beside be claimed that isolated
instances of mafeisaEce, only rested against other
officers, While il appeared as the accused had ever
since be had been in Office, performed his duties as he
pleased, without record to the laws interests Of the
people.
He claimed that Il high time when the expenses
for repairs on the Canals In the manner they had
within the last five six years, that the people called
for "a account. He gave the following a specimen Of
tie economy be had alluded co. being the expenses for
Canal repairs on nineteen niles 81 the Canal:
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The old political platforms having been s2is on AM
kcked 70 pieces. they generally deserved We may
nos look for the erection Of new ones s,h fresh tim.
ber The following fr,m an address 70 the electors of
Guy Co Ohio, is specimen ola Bort which seems
70 be getting fashionable:
Mtn al psFtie. who desire 10 shape their polt.
s action promote TIE best interests O, tie country
no are Opposed - the ext ns0n RI Ssveryt0 he flZ
tive st Of s50wh0 "a favor dvorcng the general
Government from al connection si,h Slavery where Il
csn be done ooustiurOnGy Ct the redon OF a. national
cor al o. ScuE ssters ia ln..sd quantities Sud in y.
natter. all who desire upr Eht and econ0. al al
IsuistIafon Of Govern Axlg alike 81 he p-0p
Cly Of iOcSduas and corporations according - - rsa
;,n srsnce BY the snacst; q lie essential principles q
tie MsLe Law
There art enc or tvO pla0ks here,-sush &c the
Maine LsE-Ehieh rather unpleasant to politicians
Of the ancient schools but il LOOKS as though they
would have to come to it.
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THE PEsTILENCE AT NKw.oRLEANs.

csrre~pondenee Of The n. Y. Tribune
NEw-ORLEANs, Saturday, Aus. g. 1855
The Fever is yet the increase; tue number Of new
cases yesterday in private practice is estimated at 81
per cent. any other day The number Of deaths
yesterday (2l0 is equal what 423 would have been
ten days ago; and ii We have IL deaths in ten DAYS
from this time the mortality will be equal to what il at
present arrive at this result by calculating the num-
Der OF persons liable to the FeSer-the number who
have died and the per ceutage OF those who II cover 1t
is almost impossible to get physician attend those
who are sick at home and unless they are removed 60
the Hospital they have little or no attention paid to
them. visited the Hospitals yesterday aud again this
MOI ming large number have been discharged cured
aid those sick doing very well The deaths yeser
day of natives of the United Safes are as follows:
ALI house Ans, sged 81 years brotaer Of tbs Editor Of
The ftc.thn Capt John Walsh of ship Ezsbsh Bruce;
Samuel W Pkiltnck of Sk snhegsp Maine; james Hsr.
vey form eTy f ST Louis; William e. Paul formerly OF
Hsrdon Co. ny - the y ife and ehirsn If deceased
yesterday admitted into Howard Iufrm ny No aud
were dong well when eft ;hs Hospital last night Ann
T. Lewis, wife of James n Proctor. Ohio chard Crock
EFT az Nashville Tenn Mr. G. had been here but few
noshs-Lad entered into tusiness- Nd Mr. James Hen
his partu is in your City pur ,hsslng goods
for the Ies house, NJ. Edwards OF Cncnn w. Ohio
broler 10 Secrets, Of tbe SaG Insurance Co.. aged IT,
Yours, CREsCESr.
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There we're only sHE HUNDRED AVID sIxTr-sTE
deaths in NesYork last week ;ye. number Of Alder
men, called the u Board Of Health" met on Friday
smoked few seears and reported the City never more
healthy How they could say that, in the midst Of the
horrible filth Of the streets, may seem strange TO
strangers but-they we're Aldermen Of these deaths.
PA we're from stroke which, with the Is reported
last week, makes 229 We estimated the number o,
220 for which we got credit from Of our contem
porariss for gross exaggeraton Deducting she sun.
strokes We find 655 deaths The deaths for the same
week in 1852 we're 524 and in $751; 469. Yet, with
increase Of nearly 80 per cent over last year. the Board
Of Health, slias Aldermen" declare the City to be
uelfectlt healthy.
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Secretary Davis In Boston.

BOsTON, Saturday, Ang %, ID
jefferson Davis SECRETARY of War, in company with
Professor Bsche and his family arrived here yesterday
morn n.y. en- route the White Mountains Iring the
forenoon General DAVIS visited Buuker Hi tue Navy
Yard other places Of int srest At the Navy Yard
he received by Commodore Gregory VINO ordered a
salute be fred ia honor OF bis guest Commodore Do
also present ana assisted the C0nmaHd.n exhibit
ug the works in the yard
In 'hs afternoon the General aud Professor Blche visited
FAIe all all Mount Auburn the College, &C. reu,nns TO
the Revere House at DARK much graisd wh their
sion THIS morning the disng dishsd party LEFT Boston Tor
Concord
Dung yesterday many our citizens allied pay their
repeos Gen Davis and Professor BAche, and cor
daily IeceiS ed
1he OF the Peabody Institute founded by
George PeabCdy Esq OF London and TO BE- erected in ais
native town O Danvers, lad this afternoon Ia the
pleserce Of numerous sssenblsgs by Hon Abbot Law
Bon A Abbot delivered address, ana speech.
were msoe by Mr. Lawrence, George HllArd, Mayor
sesver Of B0son Ii Ashbel huntington Of Sa.sn 1Gd
nlklra
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the articles Of the New-York press which
are put forth, without name and without
out requiring notice praise berefor' Whist sthere
in any man. oration, a. Plymouth, or any other
recent orstion hat ia better han the daily writing
thrown of e, at in eading ournals' The toady-
ing Of tain editors who kno the dguiy Of taer
calling n sy eIa % The apex fprsie any and every
fair rounded sentence ola Congressman ora Secreta
ny, hethe thsvea neE id or whether the occasion
admit Of any depth OF scusson or sodiy oftresment
But We are sick such adulatiol. There is now dis
po.itisn among the press to reduce NEE political men
their proper level elevate o.aer thinkers aud
beside those aptol Hin into celebrity, and to
show the world hat the have cessei to be the mere
lsddersby which theirs are TO climb into notice.