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LYNCH's WfGER or 5000.

Don't Bet with TammanY Politicians Por
when they Loss thoY Appeal to the
Courts-llut got Bcntcn-And arc Laughed
A..
Before Justice Kane in the Eighth District
Ciy Court, yesterday, appeared al the politician Of
the Sixteenth pId Twenusth Wards, drawn thi,Acr
by the SUIT OF Lynch against Doris for $500. the
amount OF bet mado oy Lynch with Mr.. Dcvln,
that Mr.. Hardy would be elected Judge OF the dis
tct and would bca' Judge Ledwith. Doris being tho
stakeholder, handed over tho checks 10 Deyhn after
Ledwith's election Lynch feeling bad when no
learned that Hardy could not be counted 10, tired 10
mend ms fortune by Attempting to make the stake.
holder pay him bis $50,
Mr.. JameA NJ. shsehan, who appeared for tho de,
PENDANT, proved by tho plaintiff that no betting
man, aud did not think II very honorable tnng Cor
sport " sue for Ills Losses when the wager was a
ialr one IL wns shown that Lynch felt sore over
tho election, and gave notice to Doris at about two
o'clock On election day, thnt tbs wager wna oil
(n.Nnt that hour Justice LcdUith was running like
Dcl r ahead OF Hardy and the Ring.
Mr., iynch mad his checks ~ith TIM, hut he and lila
counsel, Mr. Morgan, mlrd 10 prove that ne psld
ire cnccki, and on motion of MIR, sh"ehan the Judge
withdrew 'he causc fom toe JuIy ana granteJa non.
suit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
The sun aa seen from the WEST.
Elrot,l fhe ErnnsrNLa Cotn.h.r

One of the wonders Of the age in which we live
is that leading an Independent journal, TUE NEw
YORK Sun. Whether VIC look unou t, G mere mech
nnism through which eiehty-ax thous1nd copies OF
11ir DAILY SuS are disseminated, ur NJ tho m, nt1l
organization amt labor which clIict3 tho work, We
are nstcuiehcl NJ the result
rhc laror hold- Itself ndcrcnicnt urcn all tn
important movements OF the day, and u on al eyer.
ci4rs vast influence which IS felt Throughout the
entire cou1trv.
Ttc Uditorln chief Ia assisted by force Of
hundred and i1r'yfour mon, who Lave been selected
rom tic Borcmi1as OF the day, bcst qualified t.
asslt IN making this Grst.cass metropolitan journal
What IL ought 20 be.
The composing room OF TnB SUN IL Hight and
airy nal which has been lifted up FIR tho purpose,
ana supplied with ell necessary material NJ cost OF
over twelve thousand dollars. The lumber OF con-
posters il fort, three. earning from SIS to SIS per
week, according & their ability.
Tie forms arc Ill stcrroiypcd htorc printing. and
six casts are taken. The presses led IN thc one
% the celebrated Bullock patent, and three OF
them arc IN use, each printing, from a continuous
roll of papcr, como 80 complete rapers Der minute
The AVERAGE cost Of GnE DALI sus, intending
vagcs, Ink paper, &c, Is S1,33GGl, ttle over ono
half OF which II consumed In getting ready 70 print
Il nay therefore be safely said That the first D per
Which costs the purchaser two cents, actually cost
the Company 500.
Such. however. IA the recognized usefulness AMI
popularity ~ the paper that ITS daily ia-c ptOut
RON Advertisements and sales is over ;GJ1
Tue great popularity OF the paper, besides is
ability and choapness, IL owing IN q great m, assure
20 ire fact that II j. emlnentv people paper. 10
advocates the cause OF the worlihgman. the trades
union. and all the measures taken To Improve tho
cor dition OF the masscs. While such ~ tn motto
81 the management, The suS can never cease 20
-hineI
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GEO. PEABODY'S PAGEANT.
THE ImPosIN0 FINAL CEREMONIES
IN PORTLAND, ME.


The Crush in tho Portland CITY Haii-Eu-
tire s,uspcnsien Of Bdsiness-The Chu rch
Bells ToiIed During the Moving Of tbs
Processicu-The Embarkation on tho
Funeral Train.
PORTLAND, Feb. 1.-The messing was ushorod
in by norihess r-iy .->sw storm, Which did not,
however. intcrf,r with the gathering Of tho psrtic
pants in the nal ceremonies u tho departure OF the
remaig< 81 Mr. Peabody from Portland. The gal
les,es and corridors OF tue City Hall. not otherwise
occupied By the troops and band d. were thrown open
to the ladies at hafpast O'Clock, and 10 the general
public nfecn minutes aflerwafd bat tho ladies'
filled the galleries Of the main hall 80 promptly that
not man Raincd admission there
The various societies assembled at their hcadquar-
tiers at the appointed time, and tho delegations snd
distinguished guests at the Mayors ONCE at o'clock,
aud at half past flied Into tho lal 10 tho published
order Of procession, through corridors lined with
troops and pack ID WITH people. space oi Il te, n
feet around the three sides of the catalogue WIS opt
open by sentncis, surrounded in the front rank by
the distinguished State naval, and army onhcials,
| while back OF them, filling the space under thu
remotcs galleries. were tie ordered lines of the pro-
ce.sion, which had marched into tho hall.
The coffin was covered wltl, lles and other white
| cxoucs The scntinols at tho four corners Of the
catafalquc leaned no,iohcss their reversed mas
Ro's' inc hgnt new bsnVp NoeF s'oou ~ "oh,
and Chaphin Hnrison. OF the Monarch On the north
| sidc. md Bisho, ,haplain Charles W HAYNES on
tbo south sdc ali In frti c.ro,lcois
| ~ NJ :" 'U' - - So. 49,, .,
| Nv " ocIpck' IRON INC uppcr co'i'i"i ''o"S"
| tho shrouded windows, stole the strains Of TIC
Lnchrynusa nom Nosart's Requiem 10y the Ger.
mania Pane, followed by the quarette and Chorus
I from the Messiah BY the Haydn Association (vo
| bpndr.l and cc, ,,,t.,A' 1tts una t,lloved by 4.
| ~ ' 80 -, :
| prayer read by BISHOP Ncfiy, ana then oltge ny
| the Portland band. The HAYDN Association thou
| sa,y tho cio-rs f.r, H.. N,ssiob and tho rrover
| "S ' '"o'us r'i" Wv -''s'i""' 'N WV ''"''
| from Moses IN Enyut.
| During the sfugiug Of tho next niece Happy and
| M, -. 4, RI, -. -. ,.,,, a.. a..
| "'' g 'u'' '"'''' N"V,' "'., wv ''
| houing udvarcod and removed the eohr, and
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The Lates, Colonial Protest.

When the committee Of dissatisfied colo.
usis WHO are now hanging around the Colo
niu Olice in London waited upon Earl
GRANVILLE recently, they had al Eag.
lsh lord fcr their spokesman, and an Eng
lsh Duke for thor interpreter Notwith.
e,andi = Il. the colonis,s were politely, but
no less cml aatically snpbbcd by the. noble
lord now at the head of colonial affairs; and
they duly rtwcul their stops. wiser if not
aaddcr men.
Bat after ten days reflection and consulta
ton, tlcie colonial gentlemen addressed
letter 70 Tie London Times. sharp.
y cr.tcsiuG not only Lord GntN.
Willis o,lijal version Of their interview
but also taking up point after point in the
Colonial Minister'S recent uttcgancos touch.
ing the proposed conference OF colonial
dclcgatc5. They assert that such a meeting
NJ they propose would be fruitcss after an
intmotion on the part of lIor Maicsty's Gov.
ernmcnt Of refusal 10 cooperate with it,"
THOR purpose, they say, was simply
10 ascertain whether tho Government
would assist in bringing together confer,
oaco Of colonial delegates properly tuthor.
1cd by their respective Governments, to
tako counsel with the Imperial Government
On tho present unsettled state cf alliys"
In this purpose they consider they have
been circunvcntcd by Lord GRANVILLE.
Necessarily this rebuff does not leave them
in tho best of humor aud they accordingly
assert that his lordshp did not wait for tho
natural responses from the colonies them.
selvos, but attempted to forcstall their ac
ton by directing tho various Governors to
discourage tho movement. So far as they
arc at prcscut aware, they add, there is
no sufficient ground for his lorlshlps as
sumpt on" Furthermore, they think that
should any such propositions 10 submitted,
tho fitting body to consider them, in tho
first instance, would 10 rather q con.
ference Of colonial representatives, authorized
and instructed by their respective Govern.
men,s and not, Gs Lord GRANVILLE assumes,
! by the Secretary Of State. acting upon HIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02

"NhcTc Vow is the Good Old MOses!'
Prince ARTuUn is something more than
merely good 10y. lie shows remarkable
signs Of cleverncss. Tho manner in which
he paid back Mr.. GRINNEhL on Monday, for
his stupid invitation, wcs worthy Of Lord
PAiMERsToN.
The Prince wos addressing the British
rcsidcnts in New York.
Gentlemen" he said, "pray accept my
hearty thanks for the kind salutations which
you offer TO me on behalf of the British
and other residents in New York. It is
to me a source of sincere qualification
and pride TO receive your ASSURANCES Of pro
found reverence 10 tho Queen, my dearly
loved mother, and 10 hear Mat he noble, up.
right, and seifsdcrlfcing character Of my
d"p'y tomcHted J6ther is so justly dPprcciat-
ed and h0Rortd in this country"
When has a ncater thing than this been
donor THE SUN Of that morning had
called attention to the gross Insult which
had been put uron Prince ALBEIT 10y Mr..
GRrNSEIL in saying to the Prince that lie
was invited TO the ball solely on account of
lis mother MS If he himself aud his father
were Of no account.
Now Prince ALBERT wac really great
character; aud his children have all been
brought up to hold him in tie highest revcr-
cnce. AS soon ns Prince ARTHUR read the
short article in THE Sun he determined to
seize the enrlicst opportunity TO vndicate the
N mory Of his distinguished sire from the
atrJat which had been put upon Il. Aud
being as quck TO speak as 20 resolve, no put
his good intentions into effect before night.
The manner in which lie did it was strik
ing. Having been advised that Mr. GgIs-
MILL was supcrannuatcd, aud secing from
lis cSur ordinary management Of tic hall
that he must be partially dcmcntcl or great.
ly bewldercd, tho nmaLlc ARTHUR could
no. Lear 20 hunt his feelings or those Of lis
family so he shrewdly contrivcd at once to
,iuGicatc his father in the mos pointed man
ncr, and AZ the same time avoid any direct
and marked reference 10 poor old Mr.. GRIN
sIII.
Tho speech shows the Prince TO be a right
down good fellow. II he Will make New
York Ills residence, take tie oath OF alla-
glance, get JOINS MOmIssLY or FEREASDo
Noop 20 decline in his favor, we will sup
pert him for member Of Congress
What has astonishcl tic Prince the most
Of anything In New York is THE SIN. He
never saw live newspaper before, and he
has made mp his mind never TO do without
it another day Of lbs life; just as old Gen
ScoTr would never be day without the
HSdd.
p. S.-TLe Prince does not want ANYTHING
his age.
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AnuIRIL PORrER's ,APY.
The PcstIeut ship for sHMann Bay-Teilow
LMck,n Mnne Tor The lran.Ns.


Jnck'= iIome tor the rrGpiS-.
The SANTANA Bay purchase seems 10 be an &c
cumpsled ;aot Admiral Po.ter's Dcpartm, Mt Is
making every preparation TO MAINTAIN the nat onal
occupation OF the broad harbor by Lis ships Of war.
Already, vessels Of the North Atlantic Squadron ar
IN the DIv. This occupation IA TO be permanent
Commodore Greene Il To mlkc that point his head.
quart. n Tor one division OF the .1uadIon. one OF
the pcrmancnt defenders the neAly acquired naval
station il Citing cut NJ the NOOklNn Yard. The
old eOoIoi-wai Saratoga is preparing for that SCI
vice
Every one in the service knows that the Saratoga
has lust come out VI one the moot disastrous aud
fatal cruises Uat our ships have mace Tor many
years. n q was sort out last year as school rl 10
iur the naval apprentices, and singupry enough her
cruising ground Vas located in the irunlcs ~ ths
Navy Department The result WIS that several
y.lulb.c officers aud many excellent sailors and ap
prcutccs were carried oil by The dreaded yellow
rcy,r The ship returned 10 this port last sumner
literally frcigl.ted with death the crew
wa transferred 10 hospital shas, and tn
t,in was ID lccd In quarantine. Beyond q slight fu-
u.,atlon nj such ventilation a. could he obi unt Il
from wind sgs nothing lad been done to Graz cate
the fearful deasc tiat must Turk IN every corner OF
the shin. aw alung only high temperature 70 riu,n
iAto q residence. hhG has not boon frozen ont ~
her water tanks have not been removed and thor.
ourhly cleaned; there has been m attempt made to
clear out her hilg r, and nothing has realty on
done TO destroy the germs Of nc "yclloS Jack
hich mast naturally remain ~ her.
Yet she Is to go to samana hay With hundred or
two of our officers AMI n, no arc to run the r., Z
VI lulILg tier lives
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The sun as seen at Home.
Eb.7na Sfrtef n suffh's Netn Iigyl lp,ss 2,

THF Sun has achieved a success within the last
year that Is perhaps without parallel m tho annals
Of Icwslaperlom. During that period the crcua.
non Of Tue Sun has more than doubled, and lts
daily issue is now over 5000 copies lis aGycrtslnr
PATRONAGE has Kept pacn With is circulation, aud
must now amount to nearly &c 600 wctk, which,
together with g. riofts on sale oftl p1rcr mu g.
ar, making all necessary Deductions Tor expenses
ave TuE SUS people clean income not remote
from $40 day That IL a naalthy business ard 10
r. con- anuy growing more robust. lt ~ perfectly
safe to assume from tho C2DCricrcc uf lAst ycr tat
within the nest twelve IN ,uths q @ circulation
TuT NTw NcHS sun viii attain INFO TIE daily status
OF ~ COO Wien IT, rrcc for 1dycrt~ cinents VIII hc
advanced To n-urc winch viii augment its profits
to o round $lODa lay.
There are reasons for ihis extraordinary srcrcss
among which may ue mentioned the gc irine excel.
t"nco of 4uE ttS as 4 uCNsUa &C. " gives % q
l.H- from 30 parts OF .iC W1Ii Iu t-r bi.,i.-.,
cI.Urc-t, 9ul most tcalIb'o mann o. 1Ierr is no
'ic or i1'h.ucs- M 1uc Sry lf ia sound co.. 0
r.ty a through. IL sVlrE.cs with Irf.i.. ruea, HUu
url-I,- with corfagr, and rcsoIut- with honest,
irp1 the FIST rn go tn' Nr.i r1s' to che ust i'''r
Mi Oh Iftt'-r. a. advert. D,.. tfIt. .Nays ON
to side of thr peHI g. lui Uglf, t.ir battles $50 %
iuNIncIU.c uiu',. 10 lu- huc Ulintnr1 !. .u ..a. .
which never permits the head % p ugunr Q, u.c.. s
'nc wharS or it, NNIcioUs slNc.HH. T. D. ou trr
side oi liberty. and Irou,.. aud r.. 20 ai- . 90.
morning OF TIE yc r. L. JI,, lEs ST., .....t-
To- HIl. price rtuf-
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oommoDohE ol+Sso>'s D1voRcn
The Tt !c't ~uuring IN RCcord-IIaw n Liz
Gle Real Estate Negotiation uiny b. 'iis-
tukeu for a SacinI Criuir-IliteCu Y turs

-. = : -, ,,....,.. r..,,..... &, .....
'nken Tor a -"eini crane Al'r'" Years
OF inh"ppN hnii'cd iilc'
Ito Cias-un divorce suit trial was continued
,..,,-.,.,, .o-,o Jplgc usvn,rd Ylr.,,,t ,,,-,.
''''N'-"'
WIS '.'"'e' '"'ous"u1t 'Ae u"N i"c '.tt We
mes. MHty Wallace, the servant Of Mr. Howell tts.
tr,i rs-f n .t,,t .,-, d. ,.,,, an 49,, .,,,....
- ,.,... .... a.,
deuce iDr week, though n,itu.r Mr.. HoNtl'a Wl.c
u,, no. alrrn.,r v,s o. hop,.. aud A., U. CD. ....
-. ........ .
'"' "'"' ""',' '' 'N1'' ''."' '.' " '"c ".".'''
wont down .f.ir. f.r n ar.,i. Of ,y.tr- anil o t,
CO.. 80. ,t, A. tt,.,..I.. ..., 49,. -
WI! '"" N"' ~ '''"'' 100" WIS u"ot -uIled'
aud "Irt nm showing IN Mira GIiss0u's room.
c, .r,r,rtI, vl,p A.. tr....,, ..,,,, ... D.,
" '. .N q"
'' sue 'o' Lo'S a. u''-N'"-' . co ne anI III be
-iIr l0rsc that size was g. lf her complui. H. and
a 40 s., ,,c,, int, ,b,. ,...5 ,., .,..,.. H. a.. A.,
'' '"''''' j" ''''
n o. M Nc' l'lk' F'i' Inherent soci'ty non
q % which tic riri's mother WIS accr.tor,s I'll
" '' ""'''"S ANY, W' ."'s'n 'uui" " MT
HpWcI vas very angry, aad dt Scd LIBBY what tLe
saw the night bciorr.
., 49,. i, -. ,., ~, ,, .,
$50 .''' t"o "'' 9''' '"'u6'' NC shd' llh0y'
" on spi ak OF what you fhw YOU leave THIS house.
and yru never shill have n dollar from me " She
~. 49, a.. Oh, -, ....,
sa'u' 'N'hN "'o"' N"' 'NouI' leave Mrs.
Gasson tHll WitnC Is that muTulug that Mr. Howell
had c.,,, ,pto bcr rom, "a t,lt, about s,, 49,, -,
arJ wiiil, he WAS t,crc Liby ,,' ia, t ~
l,,ltn. al he: ri auvtbiar "a r,ut maj In nut ,
Nntivc mon IL NV ~ P"' " va"
Libby gnkcd her rathrr 1hcr. abe Uas ~ l.cn H. ,
piTnt: lie aid sheen In a. .,rcnt A. c, s,I w. -
bunse Nrs ,,la,sou ,h .tU.i l,t 81 ,.nir'r ,'
= yoral rin,> and ctcb ti..' IN, inn'r 4 NJ u,..t
10 the room next to her Ind I'm anL i,e, t',.t.,
alN ays 60 nmuucattd
John - Gia.so on sou OF Mr. md Mr. G.assou. vas
tto dfst vltnes, ,xaui,.u tnr th,. .le,.,r.,.t A.,
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A CIona OF CnndIdntns.

IT, as many prophetic politicians believe,
tacrc ia to be a general breaking up Of the
old part IS, oud a scrub race for tho next
Presidency, every f,c,ion should sai1e tue
Opportun ty to bring ont It's candidate, and
aus him on the tracH.
Gen. GRANr would, Of coul-n run rs the
representative Of his own Administration,
wh.lo Secretary FISH could contend for tho
pryo as tho embodiment of its Span,
ish prime pies. Those who intond 20 keep
harping in favor of tho played ont negro
would rally around WEApLLL PHILLIPS,
and those who propose TO keep harping
against tho negro could 90 for the Hon,
WHIINt II. TWEED who took tho first
Fucceef'ul stride toward the repeal Of the
FIheor.h Amendment, or for ito man in tho
Now York Assembly who has made the dis.
covery that The reconstruction acts arc null
and void
Senator RLyEL would mount the platform
Of impartial suffrage and universal amnesty,
unless the Hon. HORACE GRELLLY should
put in presumption claim TO occupy that in
Ettution. The eminent philosopher of tho
Tribune, however, would probably prefer u
enter tho lists as high protoction candidate
sRQipst Mr. Commissioner Freo trade WELLS
GLoROE FRANCIS TRAIN would have D(
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02

The constitution Of the sun seems to be
attracting much attention iut now from asrUn-
omcrs In recent lecture DIR. GoULD Of Cambridge
has given q very good summary Of the latest re-
suits Of investigation Of the subject According
to him, We arc in no danger Of being deprived Of
the liglt and heat Of our great luminary for
a long while to come. Observations made at an
interval Of finy years reveal no diminution in
its brilliincy or heating power. The theory that
It IS a mass Of matter undergoing combustion, mud
sooner or later destined 10 be consumed, is dis
proved by tho consideration that If il we're COM
posed entirely Of coal, the ratio at which il would
have TO burn 10 produce the amount of heat and
light we now got from it would use il up in about
1000 years, and we know from history that it has
already existed longer than that. Another theory
once generally accepted is giving way before
modern research. tits that the sun consists Of a
shell Of light and heat-producing atmo 7phcre
surrounding comparatively cool nucleus. Rc-
cent experiments show that there ia indeed a
nucleus less highly incandeScent than its en-.
velope bat this nucleus is nevertheless 80 bright
that tho small portion OF IL which is seen occa.
sionally through thu openings In the envelope
would ifu the rect Of the sun were cxtinguished
still bc uncomfortable by our eyes, while it's heat
surpasses the fercest fires which human art can
produce. As TO the real naturc Of the suns nc
uvty no definite conclusion has vet been reached
bat Dr. GcuLo f,vors the opinion that 4 Is kind
Of mechanical action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-02
GRAY, The FoRGER,s TRUNK.
The Letter n asa petcctivc-Howt the Trunk
was Discotercd-Gray's Traps for Cntch-
ing Bfrafo-Tlc Key OF his sufe-Intlmucy

The Letter n asa petcctivc-Howt the Trunk
was Discovercd-Gray's Traps for Catch
ing Btrdfo-TEc Key OF his Sufe-1ntimacy
with Grant.
From an unexpected but perfectly Trustworthy
source we get few additional particulars respecting
the finding OF the trunk OF Gray, the forger at the
Whitney House last week. The person who DIS
covered II was Mr.. Brown, OF the firm OF brown q
Lovcrdge, 30 Broad street, no detective being cm-
ployed at ALL Tho ,aodas operdndi was no follows;
An the hotels Of the metropolis were visited In town,
aud the registry books Of the day on which Gray dis
appeared were examined. TO acc If any ono whose
writing at all roscnbled bis had registered his came
there On LOOKING over tho registry book in the
whitnoy House. tho chirographv Of the name Of
Charles T. Hopklns was at once remarked rs bearing
a great resemblance in ore point to Gtnys wriuny'
viz In the peculiar formation OF tue ltttcr 4.
BE- following up this clue the trunk was discovered
and efforts were made to secure Vt. 1lbs, however
was n matter Of some difficulty, and " was not an
III search warrant from the United states auihori
tics had tecn produced, and small account 'or
rent due on the trunk had ben Uaid that the trunk
was delivered up to Col Whitt' sey, Chiei Dttcc.
tive Of tho u. y. Treasury. The AFFIDAVIT upon
which the search warrant wa, obalned asserted
| TINT there was matter IN tho trunk which was in'
tended TO defiaud the Y. Y. r venue
No counterfeit bonds of any description were
| in the trunk, were there any implements for
| altornr Government bonds, ns has been stated;
The real contents were as ollows Several suits OF
clothes and some very handso ncv embroidered
shirts and handk erohies and very elegant dressn
| case and pair oi skates In fact, tire whole LOT
| showed that Gray WAS dandy ms regards HE pcr-
sona appearance. The key to Gray's safe was also
found IN the trunk, and last, thoug1 not least,
ticket OF invitation to President Grants inun-ur1-
ton ball. II is mistake 10 suppose Mcssts brown
& Loveridge are the heaviest sufferers. their total
| lUrs not exceeding s2j,000 willie Messrs. Jay
Cooke Co.'s loss Is estimated at nearly 100000
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opposition as the Fenian and Anti.Tammany
champion while, II the woman suiragists
keep up their present divisions, one school
would flock around Miss SUSAN b. ANTHONY,
and the other would nestle under the shelter.
ing wing of Mrs Lucy STONE; or, in the
event Of union Of forces, which would 10
far better, they would place their gay and at
tractivc standard in tho hands OF Senator
POMERoY or tho Hon. WnITELAw REID,
or even Judge WOODWARD OF Pennsyl-
vania, provided he did not sneak out Of
the nominating Convention, as he did out of
the Washington Convention the other day.
Tho farmers Of the country would Of
course turn their eyes toward Gov SEYMOUR
as the hny-loft and cheese press candidate.
There would he sharp struggle to carry of
the support Of the Ring, but We think
swLESY would got IT, Nobody would dis
pute Ohio MuNGEN's right TO carry the flag
of liquidation while Saint CoRBIN, support
cd on the right by BU1TEprIELD and on the
left Ivy BEGDEN, with the letter in his hand
which CnArIN took TO GRANT, but which
FISK didn't sec, would have no rival as the
goldcomer candidate.
DANIEL rRATT would be carly on foot ;
the solid men of the country might fall back
upon the Cardiff giant and as TO tho burglars,
rcpcators, and swjndlers now most forlni-
doblc party, and likely to cast moro votes
than any other, provided they can combine
on one man, they may find plenty of suit-
able candidates il the lobby of Congress OF
the lobby Of almost my of the State I,eeis-
laturcs, or indeed within mile of the City
Hall.