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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

" ilaH' . puhu'hSi
Cor. N. Y. Ave. and 10Th st.
TEAS.
aunpowder Tea. i.5O, Extra. st.75.
japan, SIT Extra. S1.15t Fine, s1.25.
OolouH, 90 ets.t Extrn, Sit Fine, 91.9b.
Imperial, 90 ets., s1i Extra. SI.25, s1.5O.
English Breakfast, very me, s1.50.
THE ABOVE TEAs ARR NRW CROPS.
COFFEE.
GenaIne Old Java, Extra, 80 ots.i RoHsted,
40 cts. .---...
I.aGuayra, ~ ets.t Roasted, ~ ets-
I MaruenIbo, Is cts, Roasted, 81 cts.
RIs, ~ and 10 ctsa Roasted, ~ and 80
ots. L..--.I ..... god
SUGAR.
Granulated,C rn.hod and Powdered, "a cts.
A, (best coffee suGar,l IL cts.
brown, ~ and 12H cts. pH.s
Mohlcr's Dlamoud Syrup, s1.4O.
| lIohler,n White Drips, S1.20.
New Orleans Molasses, 81. .... d
Porto Rico, 10 cts.
FLOUR.
An grades Of Flour At tho lowest Adyortsed rates
GRAHAM from selected white wheat RE and Dat
Meal, Hominy and 0rits. PARMA Corn Starch, Barls
Sage and TApiooa
BUTTER.
Choloe New York. (nsw,) as cts.
CHEESE Of all EradaA Celebrated brands Of 81.
GAR-OURKD HAMS, BREASTS and SHOULDERS.
DRIED BREF, for ehipplng LARD. rah~-A FISH
IMPoRTKD LUxURIEs. Of even description.
Trufies, Muahrooms Peas, Anchovles, Olives, Ofa q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

IN pursuanea of Law L IIr a. GR4aFp, p.ssIe.t
Unifed State q America, 90 hereby declare and
make known that public sales will DO hold At the under
mentioned land oices In tho Territories Of New Me1.
leo and Colorado at the periods hereinafter designated
70 wit.
=. az I-uu Umcs At santa Fe, New MEXICO, CON.
menclng MONDAY, the eth day Of August mort, for
the disposal Of the public ands In the toned
townships and paris Of townships, via;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

LAnai pnd aihsr nurnoss WI s SSeidod
Inc Offering Of the above lands win BE- commenced
on the dAys appointed and viii proceed n the order In
which they are advertised. untn the whole shall hays
beon oered and tho aAlei thus closed but sale shall
ii any q DO land viii DO admitted until after the eEp
ration Of The two weeks.
ibis "a day Of Nay A. y. l5lO, u H. dhAhT.
BIZ order Of the President
Joahfh e, 1870, ~ III ,sensr.I Lana OeBee
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

suPRnAna CouHr oY nm Dtsrnfcr OF ooLuNnfA-
GESERLL TEnN An tho Justice, sat % esne sstur.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06

" Co, interest fund for the purpose of pay.
ing coupons due Aug. I'd, 1870.
Adopted.
BY Councilman Taylor.
RcSotrcd, That the Mayor be and he is
hereby requested to appoint Policeman,
10 take charge OF the city pumps, in accor-
dance with the joint resolutions adopted
by the Board of Aldermen. April 9th.
1869, and concurrcd in by the Select Coun.
ell, April It'll, 1869.
Adopted.
BY Alderman Mckee
Cairo, Ills, July lst, is7c
Resotrcd, BY the City Council of the
city of Cairo in joint session, That the
city Clerk is hereby instructed hereafter
to issue notices for all meetings of the CITY
Council and its separate branches whether
regular, or called, and that the City Mar.
shall be instructed to serve such notices.
Adopted.
PETITIONS.
A petition from the Rough and Ready
Fire Company asking for loan Of $4,000
in bonds or city scrip for the term Of five
years.
Referred TO Ordinance Committee with
instructions to report an ordinance secur-
ing to said fire company the loan of said
$4,000.
Petition from sister Augusta praying for
the construction Of street crossings across
Walnut street. on the north side of Cross
street. and one on the south side of Center
street, and also n sidewalk on the west side
of Walnut to connect said crossings.
Referred to Committee on streets.
number Of bills were then presented
and referred to the Committee on claims
under the rule.
The Clerk ,hcn presented the proposals
of james Quinn and James Burke, for re-
pairing the public fire cisterns Of the city
--whereupon, Councilman Taylor moved
Messrs. Carroll, Brankle and Meyers con-
stitute committee to whom the PROPOSE
ton be referred with instructions to exam
inc the cistcrns referred TO- and report the
expediency Of accepting either Of the bids,
or whether 1t would not be more proper and
less expensive to construct new cisterns Of
wood. Carried.
Adjourned
JNO. BROWN, Cerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06
Luxury AND ECONOMY.

Every family in the city can make /,
own ice cream at but triflng cost and lit
Tie labor by getting Gooch's IXL Freezer
|, will freeze cream in five minutes. Tive
gallons milk will make three gallons of tn,
finest and best ice cream. Sizes from one I,
eight quarts for family use, and from tire,
to eight gallons for hotels and confcction
crs.
Full direction. FOR using tho freezer and
receipts for making all kinds Of ice cream
water ices, fancy cake, etc, accompan,
each freezer and will also be given ava,
gratu,ously to those desiring them.
We would respectfully refer you to Mr.
Jewe,t Wilcox, who has one ofthe Frozen
nov in use, For sale only by
BEERWART, ORTIZ Il co.
l3G Commercial Avenue.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06
Sut Nj ADVICE.

Make ityour business, If You need cloth
ing TO go toa reliable store, where you
can find all you need, and made in the style
You fancy, nj such prices MS to suit your
purse and the times. Antrim's is just such
a house. There you will always find u
complete and select assortment of cloth
Ing, either for men, youths, boys or child.
rem, at prices as low rs the lowest. Com
pare his goods and prices, rs it will bo to
your interest. If.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06
now TO GET PROPERTY.

The splendid property occupied and
owned by p. REILLY, Esq, will be disposed
ofby lottery, in August next, and tho fin,
brick residence, worth every cent Of sl2,.
900 will be drawn by somebody's single
ticket.
This enterprise is a home one. Every.
body has confidence in its fairness, and
knows that fair value has been placed
upon the property. The price Of ticket,
has been placed at s.. Supply yourself
while You have "choicc Of numbers" 81
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06
:. ;. TAYLOR
JOHN W. VI KEE. r.,
u, AFTER, ! committee
JOSEPH MENDEL,

R',olr,d, That the Mayor be and he i,
hereby requested and instructed H. adupt
the proper measures underline Charter and
Ordinances of the city to enforce ut once
the collection of all unpaid assessments for
street filling and sidewalk construction
purposes.
Rc,olrod That Il special committee 10
consist of one member from each board be
elected by ballot, whose duty il shall be to
act ~ IN advisory committee, 10 consult
with the Mayor and City Attorney in re-
latlon I" the collection Of the unpaid in
sthllmeuts Of city assessments and gener-
ally TO adopt, under the direction of the
'ity Council, the necessary measures 10
enforce the collections of the assessments
alluded TO-
Report received and resolutions adonted
and on motion the council balloted for
said committee, which resulted in tho nm.
pointment Of Mc-srs, TAYLOR and Mckee rs
such committee
BY Councilman Taylor.
ResOired, That new sidewalk be con.
structed on the east side of Washington
avenue, at and below the corner of IN
street, in front of lots Is, ~, 20 and II,
Block "a in the City Of Cairo and that the
Ordinance Committee be, and they are
hereby Instructed TO prepare and repor,
an Ordinance, providing for the construc-
ton Of the same and for the assessment of
The cost thereof on the property benefit
TED thereby, in accordance with the Char
subject.
Adopted.
ny Councilman Barclay.
~ hesotred, by the City Council that the
treasurer be authorized TO transfer the
sum Of fifteen hundred dollars from the
general interest fund 10 the Fox. Howard
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06
PHOTOGRAPHS. PmOTOGRApus.

Go to j. q. Bagwcll, Photographer
corner Eighth street, aud Ohio Lcvce, fol-
pictures, Carte dc Visitcs, etc. Having
made arrangements with some Of the best
artists Of our large cities, he respectfully
solicit' orders for copying and enlarge
ing old pictures. Call at his rooms and
see specimens fwork in that line.
upidtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06

GREAT ENCITEMENr.-Grcat slaughter
of High Prices at Antrim, 70 Ohio L.evee,
where you cannot only find the most fash
ionablc and seasonable stock of clothing in
the city, but the largest and best variety
Of Straw, Lcghorn. Panama, Cashmere and
silk Hats ever offered in Cairo, Buy your
hat, and clothing right there. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06

Il. Norfolk, Va. Sept. 7, Is,a.
IciNel 80 much benefit nom your wonderful Nos.
49, WV gmnot refrain from expressing nv
fatt'ei bad tried alm0s, oyeryih ing without
koo + an iuiallible remedy Tor The a, seas" nom
S,.,n ilr "a, uttered and 20 far as can learn,
ga, h",'' hlcd. II you only knew the imtn.n..
S"',lI ~ Nsu'Tlng b" has undergone, then Jnu
h",I"'-lhIi surely cures. The great amount n
E,un " D, nos doing among us IL iRo-timahIr
WIN much gratitude,
'iHl respectfully you're, etc,
Mrs. NJ J.. A NELSON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06

An examination is solcted-of what /?
Why, the choicest stock of piece goods
cloths, cassimcres, doeskins linens, marsail-
les and silk vestings ever offered in the
Cairo market Call and see.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06

--Gcntcmen, so to John Antrim's, 70
Ohio Lcvee, for all your muslin shirts,
hosiery, underwear and paper collars, and
save at leas, % per cent from the ordinary
retail prices, lie has the best cloth COW
cred paper collar ever offered in the mar
kct
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06

k"ad t.o lullosng from Mr.. WombIo, a proini,
"'"' hardware merchant Of tins cIiy
No l3Markot square, Norfolk, Va,
IA. OctobOr ~, ls,p.
a, .,'aNI'hr"-iI"ae SIR. To the large number
OF testimonials which YOU OTTER ~ the great I'm
NY ul Your koskoo, l take pleasure Ia q, ding
,i'y Own suffered greatly with nervous debility
K,aIi,".H'' loss OF Appetite etc. Two battles oi
ho'k"' restored me- To- health
Your Truly,
!. q. WONBLE
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06

LOOK AT WALDER's STocK or G CLOTHING
and furnishing goods THIS WEEK. 1t is
repletc with ALL THE novelties Of the
season, at prices to suit the times Corner
Sir III street and Ohio levee
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06

hurt ,nior-ed hy the best physicians
'''p". kcad the follow ng from nf FILLER,
O. The q North state. -
no ~ Mount, Eigec0mtc Co., s.pt. 10, lao.
ia " D. LsHHINc, dear SIR. Ih.ic used ,ouf
''h''h' '''"l Iluld Extra Of Kiosk. Ia nv if,r.
w., ,S,, W. ''r Aarpie-t result Ind u 10 b. =
IoN'ti'l yer invigorator, blood punher, and
h"iN""' leuc. In all diseases Of the liver scTof.
ulnns, slt'i''", and nervous affections, u i. a
i,n,''. '' immense value ia fsrt, IA almost
,n''I' huIng you may meet WITH the success
~, No. ~ y" Jes'rse A. Manufacturer 81 .lablc
"'''' ",'' an, sir with mnch respect,
l'"f "'f'ient servant,
H. &. TILLEgY, ~ r.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06

ma, Portsmouth, Va, October Is, lsG9
IN - 70 certify that know nr, Lawrence
vii ne ~ gentleman Of cultivation, and
m"lthy OF The fullest confidence. have used hi )
ho,ko9 with advantage 10 myself. and have
t1hitn us Use IN my family in cases Of nervous
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06

From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pastor Dinv,ddie
street Methodist Church.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06
Is O = X O O
Cures Scrofula In Its Worst Forms

merchant % Norfolk, Va.
80, u Nains'' NoRrotE, Va, sept ~. lsl,.
Ia. LAsHsSct-DeaT sir: Your ko.ko1 la.
worked ,ndcrs ia my family, Nv daughter has
Teen f"rcr from = rptuli sine. childhood.
"a" lo.i .rty.on" pieces ofhone from her ankle,
several z ~ her arm, s..de- having ulcer. IN
several paris OF the body whilst IN thi. cupai
hon she ninonced taking your Ko.kOo 1T acted
Ilh' yL"i % on her under it, use the ulcer.
gradually healed, ami her general health greatly
luProN'l u certainly saved her much ruf,er.
ing shI I"fbaps her life. regard koskoo a spe.
al-n cure uy WIFE Di dy .pop.la. fT0rr which ~.
.Iu.Ie' a'Nly. She j. nov IN better ioaith than
she ma. ."u a Eve YEAR,
VIII OIL . CHEST f.g.fG.
J." gratefully YOUR, cic.,
4, "a MtTIg
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06
If JOHN ANTRIM, 10 Ohio Levee

WALDERRs CLOTHING Is SUPERIOR TO
ANY READY MADE GOODS IN CAIRO. His
motto is Quick sales and SMALL PROV
ITS. tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06

honorable body, with Gco,P. scase, for the
sum of S2246 with Chus. Gallagher as
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06
DI'. St11a1a1o1aa
Liver REGULATOR

Dyspepsia, headache,
| laundlce, c0stiyenes,,
sick headache, chronic
ilarrhea, affections OF
the bladder. camp
Idysentery, affections
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-06
REGULAR JOINT SESSION .
THE CITY COUNCIL.


Present, his Honor the Mayor and
Counoilmen After, Barclay Jorgensen,
Taylor Branklc, Lonergan, Mckee Men
del, Theobold, Waldcr and Winter.
Minutes of last regular and intervening
meetings read and approved.
The clerk then presented and read re-
port from the Committee on streets which,
on motion, was received and ordered fled.
Alderman Carroll appeared and took his
seat.
Drainage Committee report as follows.
To the Hon. Mayor and Council Of the city OF
Cairo.
The Committee on Drainage have TO re-
port that they have not been able TO CON
ply with the orders of the Council in re-
gard 10 certain work ordered at the last
Regular meeting
There being no laborcrs in the employ
Of the city, and we having no authority TO
employ them, We must ask the indulgence
of your honorable body until such labor j.
supplied.
BY resolution of the Council the Drain
age Committee were authorized to sell the
small engine at the sd street pump.
The Committee under the last admins
tration sold the same for $500 cash, but left
the fupds in the hands of Mr.. W. i. Hal
liday, the purchaser, il being understood
that this amount should be applied to the
purchase Of the city scales The agent Of
the scale firm was in the city lately and
called upon the chairman of this Commit
tee in regard to the funds above mentioned.
Upon consultation il was thought best 10
draw the cash and buy scrip, which should
be paid into the treasury, aud the bill for
the scales be passed through the Council
in the regular way.
The Chairman of this Committee pur-
chased scrip at 57!, making about $40,
but was informed when he went to draw
the money that the Mayor had collected
She two hundred dollars cash.
We would therefore ask 10 be discharg-
ed from any further care of the engine or
proceeds of It's sale.
RuuYs.sf,l1,s
, 1870-08-31
POLITICAL

t'CLAf4A tL~
Governor Geary has appointed smother colo.rd
Notary Public In Philadelphia
The Portland aNc.> .Adr1fiAtr uomlnates Chief
Justice Chase for President tn 1877.
-ficEacc Greeley has been nominated for Gov
cruor OF tho State OF New York by the Working
mems Central Union Of New YORK city.
-lsss said that c1-Governor Ht9lcr, Of peun-
EylgAnis, hiss forsaken politics nnA turned bis ~
,cntaon TO religion. The Lebanon toa,t<r thinks
/. would have been better for Ills reputation nss,
he permitted relig:en 10 influence his cont.uct
more when be WAS In rolltics-
The St Louis smfstpcmocsat> unelud,y To-
marks: at Is to be hoped the Oregon Dcuocrs-
cy will have sense enough not 10 Put forward the
venerable Joe Lane for the United States Senator
shin4 That's lane which ought 10 have been
tu1uel down long ago"
Col. Robert II. T. Cow1r, who WAS nominated
for TrIted States senator from North Carolina,
by the Wilmington Journal, writes to that paper
declining 10 have his naue used tn such conaec-
ton lie says: "1n my Judgment the General
Assembly ought not to elect any ono to the Senate
who il aAborng under political disabilities, unless
II eau oc rendered absolutely esr!a'n that those
disabilities will b. removed by Congress-
Vermont lends Oh In the fail elections, on the
9th OF September, With the uelti Stale and Con-
gzcfsioual tlclcta~ The cs1rass will no, be very
spirited. and the Republican ticket will be elect
ed almost unanimously. Last year the State gAve
little over 70, 600 Republican majority. and In
lsSs 1t save GEant majority Of over aa,oo,. This
year it will probably give about 10000 There ii
no Cnttcd states Senatorial CANVASS involved
this year. no vacancy occurring until 1s1s, when
Senator John s. Aof11li4 term expires.
The Knoxville tTcnn.} Chronicle states that
ex-IresGehf johnson and ex-senator Patterson
arc very much enragcd At tho temerity Of the
G1eenEile National Union In hoIsing ths uamc
of General John c. Brown as Its choice for Cav.
ernor. Sir. johnson IA Known to favor General
Quassa for Gnbc1natorial il honoss, IS being Dem.
ocrat and having supported him for the position
of United States SeLator. johnson and PAttcE.
son arr said ia owu considerable stock IN the
Union, aud they des,gu crushing thai }ourtal, II
in their power to do 30. The cx-Pte stdcn. sAy
the *t old ThtGs are trying II take esctJthiu2.'
The sEEeenyttle National Union announces tna'
, 1870-08-31

Chinese laborcrs seek 10 rcpudiatc it and
escape from it, This they never do.
Hence Mr.. Kellcy's promise to the Order
Of United American Mechanics is itself
null and void,-being worthless for all
practical purposes.
There il already law on our statute
books against coolie importation, and the
reports OF our Consuls in China show that
il is az rigidly enforced az it can be, with
out interfering with lawful immigration.
Most of the Chinese in this country have
come here voluntarily, rs other immigrants
ha,e conc, with the expectation, and
under the incentive, Of gain. To such
immigration Mr.. Kelley Eays he is not op-
posed. So it appears That he is op'
posed only to kind of Immigration
which does not exist, or o1ists only to q
very limited o1tent, and to this species OF
Chinese labor he would arply remedy
which would have nut the slightest effect in
repressing it. II any further legislation is
needed to prevent coolie importation, il
should he peuat in it's nature, and npply
both to tho importer and the imported.
, 1870-08-31
THE NEW ROUTE TO DENVER.

The completion of the Kansas Pacific
Railway to Denver is another addition to
the railroad facilities OF Chicago. It opens
up all the country from the Missouri River
at Kansas City to Denver. and puts NJ in
daily Communication with it. 1t gives to
our merchants, md to those Of Colorado, q
choice Of routes to Denver, aud brings to
us the trnae and traffic Of all the country
On both routes, OF SO much of it as We have
the enterprise to command. It is pscu-
liarity OF Chicago that every road extended
west Of the Mississippi River becomes i'm
nediately tributary to our commerce
Whoever will take up the map of Illinois,
Missouri, Iowa, and Kansas, will sec that
all the roads running westwardly from St.
Louis are but feeders OF those leading to
Chicago. This is SO plainly the case that
tho roads in Kansas may be regarded as
extensions OF the Chicago roads, with
branches for local traffic to St. Louis.
The completion of the Union Pacific
Railway, and the branch to Denver, while
il placed Colorado and the States beyond
ia communication with the East through
this CITY, was little inconvenient
for ST. Louis and Cincinnati, and other
places of the great through lines Of traffic; !;
and the completion Of this rond to Denver
will enable st. Louis to reach the Union
Pacific without coming to Chicago. For
that reason the new road will be great
convenience to St. Louis II shortens tho
distance between that city and San Fran
, 1870-08-31
More Diplomatic Revelations.

The famous tccret treatyproposed by Dsu-
edcttl 10 BismaIk is not the only proof in
Behedesti'e own handwriting Of the desperate
efforts made by Franco to extend tho from
:icr OF the empire to the Rhine. On the 5th
of August Denedetti presented, also in his
own handwriting, to BIsmsrk, the following
draft Of secret treaty. which reads as fol-
Iowa:
ARTICLE l. The French empire again assumes
possession Of tue territory which belonged tu
France u 1s1s and IS now part Of i1e ttulun-
tons o! Prussia
All. H. II Prussia pledges herself to eltaIa
Hcsse the ctsston Vi the Territory which they pos
sess un hc left bank Of the Rhine Rnd to transfer
liza Possession to France. An indenlu!ncation OF
1he Two German ItIncca Is reserved.
AIT. III. AL the provisions uniting the terrific
y Which IL uutler the sovereignty OF the King of
tho Netherlands to the Getmauc Confederation.
as we'll M those Wh!ch refer to the rights Of sAr-
rsst'i IN the fortress Of Lu1emburK. a.e aunut7i.
The following letter. referring to the above
treaty. IL likewise preserved in Berlin in B,n-
elettis own handwriting:
Ai n, DEAR PKs5'pkSr In repis g the eommu-
Paris 10 consequence Of the Interview OF me s6rh
stca 55sa ot Then 'ns'ose
ahlc to examine It at Tour leisure. am Il your
disposition TO confer with ron about It whenever
5ou think The right moment " have come.
Sunday. Ang, $. 1866
Ono or two days before tho 5th OF August
Benedict demanded from Bismark the for
NAL acceptance Of the shove concessions. add
ing that, in case they should be refused, thcre
wo9ld te war (osors c'css Ia guf7Te). Dismatk
replied: -Aors c'est Ia guerre; and addel
that it Arpesred to him Incredible that France
ehanld think OF seriously demanding conces-
s'ons which It Vas 70 entirely impossible to
carry out. Benedettl replied that he should
sdS1sc the Emperor to insist on the demands,
~ nothing concerned him more than the pre-
terration Of the imperial dynasty, fo1 whic,,
the extension Of the French frontier WIS =
vital question.
, 1870-08-31

The despa1cles received last uirht con-
i1a the intelligence previously received.
that the Prussiau movement on Paris has
been abandoned, aud that the forces I'M
der the Crown Prince md Prince Frederick
Charles are marching uortbwar,l TO finish
Mac1iahon, or drive him into Delpiun,.
So imminent has the latter cont;n.
grncy become. that the Belgian
army Las been ordered to the frontier. and
messengers have been despatched to Epr.
land. fur the nnrnose as * sun,nsad ~
urging tie fuldlmeut of the recent treatv
guaranteeing The neutra1;tv Of B.,r;a, tar.
ritorv. ureat wur in Western E,rono
which does En-, ,nrolre 6,,btiuo +, H.,
ciuu,. will. indeed he "A novelfr Tba,
li,tl. c,,unt,v bac law 1,ao,, lnorn
as tl,,. ..crrE.n;t nj Enr,,ne b,r;no q,
wars hcon ,ha ,,,., rn,~on;a,t .rane -.
, 1870-08-31

The question, who is or shall be, or
might, could, would, or should be '*elitor-
in-chief of the New York Tribune, is now
agitatiDg the gentle soul Of Tlton, in the
columns OF the Brooklyn Union, az erss it
broke him Of his rest in the sanctum OF
the Indtrendtnt- The editor Of tho Nov
York Standard, having SO far forgotten
what is due 10 the dignity Of journalism
III to discuss this question. md having
omitted 10 mention the name
of a certain candidate fot
Mr.. Greeley's shoes, after II. G. shall
have succeeded to those of Governor
Hoffman, "a candidate who, being green to
New York manners, had not yet nominated
himself. tho watchfu1 Tilton castigates
the STANDARD man with becoming severity,
aud almonisheB him with a text Of Scrip
ture: "All things whatsoever 20 would
that men shonld do INTO you, do you cyeu
SO unto them" 1t il to be hoped that N1r,
Reid, to whose defence and elevation tbt
Brooklyn Union has come, vii. not neeloc
shs delicate hint, and that, when he make,
np a .i@t Of candidates for the shoe-lcathc
Of H. G., be viii not omit The name O
Tilton.