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The New York herald., 1870-06-07
BROOKLYNS GOVERNMENT.
The City Fatheys-Cha age Of Base -Wallabout
mprovement-Public Baths-The Fire Com
missioners-The Mayors Budget-Great
Increase Of Expenditure A Rap
at the Albany Schemes.

The Brooklyn Board or Aldermen met at three
vassers. but adjourned until Thursday evening.
The Aldermen reassemb.ed at halfpast three
O'Clock, when petition was received on behalf OF
the Williamsburg and Flabush Railroad Company
asking permission to change the routes Of the road
so as TO start at the junction of Flushing and Nos
trand avenues, thence through wythe avenue and
Second street to Broadway, and thence through
Broadway to South Seventh street ferry. The petition
was referred to the Railroad Committee.
The Commissioners of the Wallabout Improvement
submitted their annual report to the Common Coun-
Gil yesterday afternoon, showing the following
1gures:-
Total appropriations OF the Legislature. $780, 900
Receipts from all sources:-
From the COmptroller's construction ac-
COUNT. ............ oOIZoo
From the Conp'roller's contingent account. 40,550
From the Comptroller as per resolution OF
The Common Council, negotiations Of land,
d. >. ROOSEVELT. .:................ a,000
From the Comptroller, per resolution, for
Brooklyn Gas Company. y.................... 1878
From wharfage dues collected. .............. 2,5SS
Total. $3.50, 1O5
EXPENDITURES.
Paid to contractors In monthly lnstaments $780,, ,2SS
Engineer and Office expenses .............. 80, 636
Contingent expenses Observation-Disclosures. 1928
Items oi work not included in contract..... $50
Negotiation 81 bonds, as per resolution or
common Council. 1000
Brooklyn Gaslight COMPANY. 1873
Paid To bridgekeeIer and wharfnger. ....... 1,26O
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $s53 7S6
The Company have In hand on the Nassau Bank
gnp I'm thA
, 1870-11-10
6iucss of its members, be The beat that
has been in Office for many ycara
TEE RESULT III MISSOURI,

The tr;nmnhan, cloc,iun ri n Cr.t,
Brown az Governor of Missouri shows how
little real harm the. President can infliot
upon any candidate by removing hi
friends from Office, The game of Pederal
interference had been tsieo fully. and had
failed invariably, in preceding administers:
lions. It was, therefore, with some sur
prise that the country perceived that, with
Two candidates, both Republicans. in the
field in Missouri. tho President was
tlisnosed To lend HE mid OF the
Fe1cra1 nstror,oe n, mn, of them. whose
,r;,c;rai d;a.,a1c- f,om the other lay
r h;s advocacy NJ , restricted suffrage, as
a,,;n., ~. h-,,a.., Rcpub1;can policy of
-. W. r,r,o.nrirfinn
, 1870-11-10

The consumers of bivalves will be
pleased to know that an asmistice has been
ratified between the sovereignties Of Mary
land and Virginia, which affords good
promise Of ending the oyster war which
has, for several weeks, ragged fearfnlly be-
tween the fishing smacks Of the belligerent
Commonwealths, The valiant Captain Ds-
vidsoa is the oyster diplomat of one Of
thess high contracting powers, while the
brava Captain LoEitt is the Dismark OF the
other. These two statesmen ION tho half
shelly have run boundary line (fried) be-
tween the oyster lands of the sovereignty
of Maryland {stewed) and those OF Vir-
giuia (roasted and browned). but
this division of empire had not
been achieved until certain valiant sous Of
Maryland had been taken prisoners by the
arstere oyste1nlen Of Virginia, and held as
prisoners of war jure brli. Thereupon
the Governors Of virginia and Maryland
have, for the hundscdih time, appointed
three Commissioners to determine tho
boundary; [who, OF course, will not agree)
aud, under the pledge that the two States
will conform in the meantime to the boun-
da1y line fixed by the valiant oyster Cap.
tains Davidson, Of tho good Smack Polly
Ann, and Lovitt, of the good smack Polly
Maria, it is agreed that there be peace be,
tween the baronB Of the bivxlves on hott
sides Wherefore Worcestershire sauce
and cold cabbage will cease to be contra,
hand of ,xnr in tho rnrumerca IF fhAaa 9yf
high contracting powers
, 1870-11-10
Fifty Thousand Dollars ia Railroad
Aonds stolen from the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.

- Frp. the .stte Tork 41ald, .sor. &
The detectives At the Central Ofsee last
night reported that L bold robbery hAd C.
CURED It the St. Sicholaa HoteL From tho
statements made By them and from such -
could b. e1icited from tho propnetoEs Of the
St. Nicholas, the following appeRr to bc the
facts: Mr. J. F. Joy, whose Arrival Ut the St.
Nicholas waa noticed in the Herald Of Sunday
ness connected with tho railways Of which be
is President, went to down town bank yes-
te1d,y, wheze he VIA engaged for some
time m tho transaction OF certain
financial operations connected With
the roads he represents. H. then returned
he remained abort time md aftefwArd took
a carriage to vi4it some friends 4 few mo-
ments altar he left, well dressed man ap-
peated In the hsli near Mr. Joys room, and
requested the chambe1maid to open the door
and admit hin, ~ his friend, Mr. Joy. hsd
he dea1red, aud he.:soon came ont With small
bundle, and. thanking her, left. On hia re-
turn, Mr. Joy discovered that ESQ, 600 worth
OF bonls which he had cx1 eless!y left on table
had DISAPPEARED, 1ad he Immediately 1epaired
to The Police Headquarters and notified the
detectives. Tbs bonds OF 81 900 each were ct
the Chicago L Iowa Railroad, State Of illinois,
and endorsed, ''Earmers' Loan and Trust
Company" Of New York. They ara issued
from the road OF which Mr.. Joy ts President,
Aud arc The onlS ones which can % tao@1
uron tho market At tho present moment, and
viii, Of course. be easily detected in conse-
9uenee, Aside from this, tho bonds ase reg
tstered. and .he los. beng aiso tho signe5 Of
u taen M Mthey .tll nat bo paid without deep scru~
~ ~ Ui u II, undes tho casoumstsnoes) into
fse1 ss %enner IN ~hieh they have heen paesaed
's9in nand to hand since shs theft.
r, u - zupposs ID the thief had bean watching
- ~. Coy ~ g he arrival In tho city, and thai
sei 10 3olnred hin frpH the bank 70 tho hotel
nod ~ nd aS eaoeso.fa5 ~ hh1P'1tare. h1P adsp.sa he
for robbery. s''4'' '@'S
NJ. 10y iett tho city ut O'Clock ~la.s .,.,.
irg fot his home In Detroit,
, 1870-11-10
CHEAP CHARACTERIZATION.


The subject of cheap transportation, IN.
cluding tho mutual opening Of tho ports
Of the United States and Canada to the
vessels of both countries, has been recent
" discussed before the Boards Of Trade OF
The Western cities, and favorable action
has been haa on the subject, The people
Il New York, on Tuesday, voted upon a
proposed amendment to the State consti-
,ution, empowering tho Legislature to
mike the Eric Canal free OF tolls. 1t Is
doubtful whether this amendment will be
ndopted, there beinga strong party in the
State in favor Of the shoH-sighted policy
of collecting tolls as matter OF State rev.
enue. But, even If the Erie Canal be made
free Of tolls, its capacity Is too limited to
move the productions of tue West. This
fact limits, Of course, tue number Of boats
that can be proftably employed, and re-
.luction Of tolls frequently induces an ad~
vance in freights. leaving the cost Of trans
portation unchanged. The ST. Lawrence
il q natural highway to the ocean, and
should he free to the commerce of both
CtuAl4ASu. 4AWa HA4E44 SAk&SQ 4E2lA4|-
,ious upon free navigation ought to be
removed. If hy the free navigation OF the
St Lawrence aud Of the lakes by the YES
sels Of both countries, the cost Of
transportation be reduced to the
extent OF Eve cents per bushel of grain, it
viii be that much added to the price Of
that grain in the hands of the producer,
while every cent added to the cost ot
transportation by the insuficiency Of the
Erie Canal, and the consequent necessity
of using the railways, is that much taken
from the value of the grain in the hands
Of the producer.
The question is one addressing itself to
the intelligence and interests Of the West,
Shall they grow grain for their own profit,
or for the profit Of transportation eompa-
uiea, and every measure which tends tc
reduce the cost of transportation shouli
meet with earnest and prompt support BY
The people in all parts OF the West
, 1870-11-10

rapidly 10 The height Of hbcut 1850
J1rds. and within 90 After OF an hour Of our de-
ST. s &c arsr %, 81 oe1 nas
ctrte do4 nj Aqu1rer be'ofa Z, af0ut three miles
Z ftbess' IT tte sat'fess Of St Deuts. ouly 100
of Durny, = here lhe eueny oceup,es N In poftaut
ncettion Il rlns,milL wn:le ut Ia Tue alr we
bad been 1'e0 upon. an!s We htaid dozens Of bull
/ II III Ir{4"R between the car Aud the bAllnnp.
Wha, = it1rht We ~en IN! ~ our b2i!, on touched
me arcuI Tor second time aft 4 rebound,
IT aPa he so !onR
Fredt r,et. etcxpt d. u0a-eled ni our weight, the
h.IlocE serasg Sp Z aEats: 5. sad ho2s our CORE
matciy t. acied IT, d. staation- Thefe wesu -
big al the s1esvundenee wtsn tae iu!enlsnt
F.s.ier tna tne Ml!s.r of VIZ. beside Sc seTe Al
Meti,as. Is. Ne werr II, = cahnase ursd uoodet
o. % il ia atrecsson.. and atrewrd cabbage s'aiSs
th'cuen the mIfe. and ! t"se up . ieuer which
bad written tS ytu aud Tnten T,gas 1.,I
s.sns found Il The nre ceas,ng from
e uns ,p e zE9 9n =
shole ii time. Having hearu French spoken IN
:" Ne 're .e Wese % savea @ sns ~ presen,y % osr % oWa
tween two n1es- In tnis extremity we la,d down
ground, hui in tne water: For fully halt an hout
Ne nrssd bullets whls.ls1e over our heaila from
! the PFussian& and fr7m the Efnncs-ttreu;s.
Tgesentlv. The Fo1I de FE.., one # the ST.. Denls
foita, joined IN the chorus With Its cannon:
! aDd sent IS ste.ls At The Ptus>ians. Some Of
these pro}ectiles set ttc 10 Chateau. We sunet:
ed thousand deaths shall never forget It
| told NJ cnupan1ons that our onfy chance wAs s
| lie mutot.t -. NY principal feaf WIS lest uul
nrhs stor!d be so heL IN btd from the wet tha
| wt should be unahle to move. We remained II
| ouy pcMtious fully three hours ard . hhlf. TIT
| p1uasians must rave thought Ia dead. Wncr
nIehs cane on xe crepe sway on ~ tours, az
| cane to nttch SIX yards wide and i1l
Of water- Mt companions could not swim
ncd sesrceiy knnv Row they gos acros
1t, for before attempting z the passage tried tn
strtt1 at s1x tlfIefs Ut places, sud tound Il up
my NICK Alter two h nss' dit1 nit ma ching -
, can upon post ot Ffancs-tlEeuEs- who, luckily
old not IRE ut,on us. We were rageu prisoner
and taken to St Denis, WHERE, the next morntrG
I We maoe GuIEtlveA KIT VII To General RelIe enArt
Al were allowed to retuTn to Paris. I vii. t+
you the rest anofher time. AZ Dugu! hurried
| large packet Of psrets, which shall ~ to {or
i frwheuevcr the Prusstans arc turned out o. III
place. l shall statt sgatu in another balloon socl
, 1870-11-10

AK0En0 Inc VI
PARIS, Oct, 15.-Genera1 Trochu has nd,
dressed the following letter to the Mayor o1
Paris:
MoSaEra LIE Mare: have the honor tc
make known to you the basis on which, 10
concert With the superior General in COM
mand Of the National Sedeutary Guard. PRO
poee to establish the organization Of It's mo-
blizab1e bAttslious.
This mobilization meets with cons'1etI.o.e
difficulties, and. therefore, with oe,aSs r,.
vhicb he public mind, excited y WY
snimatea and legitinately !mpa.'edds p.sds r. Il,
| triotistn. bnt impetfectfy andes=iaEnao' mt
i. nv duty 10 eplishten il. Wnne ~ /,
reaietfnr til er;1.ueiAn1, and TO p.pe .ha
| ts.e nH one has more 1t hea5s tnan sho sHo
honor Of fhe National Guard q Eals 1i IL - ~
caYe OF The great interests "Meu ~ ~.
| stake the dsv when that uuAto e"4 ' ~
! fo,ts beyoud the ence1nf. ,.,... ~ p.1a
| NhenI undertook shs oete, S.,fn..-n-s'
with The cooperation q 4S' nna d,r ha rsneno-
,,sd or, SA hT the public with gratitude, ! had to
ueiso santiYnent y1stly different from the
.o .a sm now discussing. Il WIS
tp'si;cxetl and asserted that city like cur
I e.n,tai. governed By such v11iouA inter-
eef.. PASSIONS, and requirements, was incapI-
nat1e Of be1ng defended. Il was hard to be-
| iirve that ita enceinte and its forts, con-
ttruct<d in other times, and under very differ
eut military Circumstances from those which
prevail 1t present, could b prepared in such
manner as to o1er, unsupported BY An azmg
operating from Iithnut, serious and durable
resistance to the eHorta OF 4 victorious
enemy; still leas was It admitted TINT tie In.
hatit1nts could reconcile themselves to The
sacrifices Of every kid, to the habits Of resig-
, 1870-11-10

ILLINOIS.

Election returns received last evening
show that Robinson Democsat) is elected
to Congress in the Eighth District Of tnas
State, nud Ste, ems {iudependcnt) IN the
Fifth District. THE Fonrth District Is 50
close that the official returns Will
1,o renuir.d to decide the result Hawlcy s
friends claim that he is elected by
..,n,. while the other side claim that Cable
il elected by 10 or GO. Dispatches from
81. Louis state that Hay (Republican) is
elected in the Fwelfth District by 500 ma
iorily. Whit tie. Springfield R<si,terstates
that Halizeu {Denocrat) is elected, but
does nor give auy figures.
The most Surprising sace, however, was
made by Stoughtun (Independent), in the
Second District. Mr.. Stoughton started
as a temperance candidate, and after
purd added free trade TO his platform.
The opposition to F.1nsvorth inside the
Republican ranks, of which there was q
great deal lying around loose, gradually
concentrated un Mr.. StouGhton,
vho seems TO be m able and popu-
Lar man, though new to political
life. II WIS reported. yesterday, that Mr..
S,oush:ou Lad been elected, but latest
despatches Indicate that Farnsworth has
about 100 m-jur,ty, in place Ct l4,41s
two years nso.
The Legislature Of the State is undoubt-
cdly Republican, aud we are confident that
the Republican STATE ticket is elected.
though the minority will not be large
, 1870-11-10

HaAhi"gseH tot. . Cvrresl~ndt aet Of the fte ForE
Journal u Go'uA<Jee.
The Superintendent OF tie Census, tseuerai
Walker, still uaictains that the late ceusas Of
New York %as the best one ever taken thare,
bnt rays no census can be exactly correct, or
nearly 30. urder the present faw.
The law gives hu1dred days for compile
tion of the census. The appointments Of
3farsha1s, who make their diet1ibution Of
fo1res, name the subdivision to be taken t5rst,
and have full control Of the census after the
forms and preliminary instructions are
g'yen them \ Marshal has several
subdivisions Of district He takes them in
it. After subdivision, or ucresthan one OF
them requiring month to complete, has been
taken, they tnd several obstacles in the way
Of taking correct cenaus, and in nearly all
cares the obstacles detract from d correct
etaternent OF the aggregate number Of resi-
| ted subdivision removing to q subdivision that
has not been canrasset will be apt to say to
the ris1tor that his family was enumerated in
lis former residence. But whore family re-
there IL no way in which the fact may be-
| come known to the eurme5ator. A. no one
aill take pains to inform h;ru. In Sew York city
this is especially true Parsons and fanallles
! boarding around are continually Changing. aad
subdivision each we1K, while the actuA Il popu-
1ation Of the city -ouid not be changed in the
rstio Of 10 Der e.nt OF the diEerences appArept
IN local Faei.tions. Thus zs the language
of tha interior Department and General
Wa!le- They contend th,s no ceus!ps a.
can possibly be correct unless, II oe
c{.lpleted in n day; that the Secretary
Il the Interior should tirss be invested with
the doubtful power OF controlling ali thamlnor
appointments. And then pounce upon R .He
whole population Of the Cnited 5tatea WIN
an ayalancle Of enuIuer1toss aad saAe up Al
the schedules in the eaue dsy:
They eay they Will do their pest TO ees
census Of New York city IS Eesfis correct as
poss;ble, but will net pretend TO furnish
record Of the exaet poFulstton, ier the feason
,hst ther cnnsidcr the defects OF the law rem
aer tnrIi thing impossible
Vi Thss. ,h;ncs Considered. it Is probsble that
u,;ia "a reasons for doubling the integrity
~ Frn1e. claiming to represent the ninth cam
~ 70 ~ The United States are undoubtedly
sn.nv 1uu and good yet the fault rests greatly in
~. III, i,N. General Walker is faithful, GOOD
~ os;rer. Who baa probably done "a veil Is sny
me could in hislposi.ion- The fact ia be q
n.de by the law simply titled chief claff
oyeF an immenee number OF clerks deputed
TO arrange the returus collected by oth.rs. and
las no control over Mazshals, enunerators. or
ans but his own clerks.
, 1870-11-10
PERSONAL.

The Princess EdItha is 10 be married to Brook
Ign man this week.
John Esten Cooke, Of virginia, IL writing
life Of General Lee
-Dis1aeu expects to visit the Cnited States
next year.
The Ktng Of saxony haa founded special
decoration for tha King OF Prussia, which Will
be worn c1clusirely bJ the ruJRl coDqueror Of
France
-jefEeIson Davis was recently invited to seAt
On the toor Of tho Senate Of yirgta!a, and sent
letter to the President expressing bis i" aln-
ce.e thantz for tho courtesy and friendly oou-
stelanon."-
-Every Bank Of England note Of e5 and .E1u
denomination, now IN circulation. bears the au-
tcgrarh OF Henry Dixon, who, after 1fty years
c,e1kship IN the bank, died In October 1ast aged
30 yearA
Eugene Mccarthy. large real estate opera.
TOT ID San Exanfisco. publishes card In The
chsonieI, in which he SAYS thai he has ioat $500.
G0C IN about eighteen months By the depreciation
Of real cata,e in San Francssco.
The late Governor Packer, Of Pennsylvania.
was great antiquarian, and had i collection ol
ancient aid modern coins Inferior to but one otn.
er in the country, and ynlued At over slo.0oo.
-Jnmee Fisk, Jr., or his agent In London. hAs
tisaed an engagement for four months with M1ht
schneider and Mons. Dupuls. They are to appeas
In New York, It the Grand Opera House, On De-
cennber 20.
"A correspondent Of the Providence Journa
denies IN the most positive WY. that Miss Julia
Adams, who lstely died In Cincinnati, was the
last surviving Defendant Of Governor Bradfoed
Of Plymouth Colony. There are hundreds q
them ia Rhode Island sloue.
The GlenH Falls IL. II Messenger states tha
there Is q toung WOMAN 1eAdlng 1t Chester whit
has recently fallen heirras to An estate
valued at So o0o 900. She Il represented a the
granddaughter Of one Robert Edwards, 1ho was
The original owner under patent from George
III The lady u married to Mt. Taylor.
-Lncca Is back In Berlin, with her husband
the Baron Won Rhadcn. Ills escape from tnstan,
death Is considered to be one OF the most won.
de1tul on record. Achsssepot bullet struck him
under the right eye, and cleartng It's may through
his head, came out under the left ear. A hAir's
breadth Of swerTtug upward or DOWNWARD, to the
right or to the left would have dune The boslnea
for him ntauJ anil nnalls.
"A LADY, Who has been long ard we'll acqu2tnt
ed with Louis kosauth, has written ont her per.
sona1 "Reminiscences OF him for the New York
Tribune ~ remember once asking him. aae
says, if 1t were really true that he lea1nett Eng
llsh from Shakespeare, during his three years In
rr1soument IN Bu1a." I" Yes,r he said, .and 10,
that reason he Is more to 1ne than anJ other poet
Il WAS In prison. and he visited me-"
, 1870-11-10
The 4mnZcns OF tho SctMc-'Twclve
Tholasn ud Wonien to Assist IN the
DcIcucr OF ksnrlA.

The AmnZuuH OF Tho Sctuc-EWElvE
u.t,nrsnuxr yxor,rr IN sx,kst ~ tnn
~ ~ .s,,-,
Deicneo o.
The following il copy Of plicasd posted
~ 80. !, $3.50 ~. i"
on green paper. IN large tspe, Ane Ii t's..
Hoss ~ Aao sAtSs'
70 compl1 Win numerous wishes anu 70 re-
spoEu 70 tle etmnenoaoir aspIa'iots OF i1e II
na!e population Of Paris. III re wia be formed,
~ lesonrres sc furnished for their equipment
IN ofRahl1aIon, tel batIalsons Of women. With
Tns d;.tt M st,o, 81 sos!ai .aak who VII take !ne
ions are desttn,tl to defend lie Iamparts and
oatncades win nc Stationary Nartnnat Gnart
aha 10 sgnass y 70 tne so.nbatans IN whose fanss
nt mestic and itafefhal services ny are compat-
ioH VIII n'o1a!tsy au's nilltar5 discipline TneJ
der.rg on the 1arrs-ts he nest neces-
,aty cares % the wountie'i. who will thus
oe Sparca tnG pain OF waiting several hnu.s, They
niA ot aru ed with !s2aI gus Carrying up<atus
81 TWO Lut dftif yards, AID the government will
be Petitions 70 acrnru them tho SAME daily 3n-
GsmEit! q franc and hall which IS eivsn 10
thr SstloDa! Gaa1d.
Tie Costume OF the AMaxons OF the Seine will
toisht oi a par uf black ttonse 9, with an
with cap, and biack k+pt viii aa arrange Sand.
t.Eether With cart1tdge-box fastening 10 !
saon.ner;htlt; An e1llstnen. bureau Is opened at
the aiieInoop, tor ihe fa-mat,on Of the II FIr,t y,
Battalion, un3eE the direction Of q retire.i
selves Tor III oliment must BE- accomnaa.eti bT
National Guard, by way Ut guaeanicc, The fat-
III Il will consist Of eisht coupap1es. each com.
posed Of Ito Amaznns, and futrulu1 a total Of
urilfe1t and trslFQctel il the manaur1uent at fns
nresrm xntl Ia the military marin "a rnrer fh..
expenses OF tteir ent1tc,t,.nr wnieh mns, ~ ~.
CT Iupshtti torthw,tt II he oY serrtcs or ann.st
n atr through The medium OF lie nswsnaners II
sat1tts belonging to tue Richer cissses Iii sns
Ie't TIN th u pattiotlsm and their Interest also,
hc II understood. Inc sacrifice ol some portion
q Their turer1aitses for The sacred cause OF
let's. Necklaces, and other Jewels which
would be torn from them hy P1uss,an ,,tfgar,iace
II Tafts succuubatl tn arr ina IHH1 ~ thar III
, 1870-11-10

It Will he seen from this list that, while
the city loses few valuable Aldermen. the
new LIST is II very pereeptible Improvement
OF the old one A number Of old stapers
have been boosted out and respectable
men elected in their place. As ue write, it
Is not known whether HIldleth or Bailey
is elected in the Eighth Ward. Mr.. Bate
ham is elected in the Ninth Ward over
Comiskey, after sharp contest. We are
bound to say that this IL u change in which
all good men ought TO rejoice. Mr. Bate
lam is one Of the most useful and high
minded men in the city. Messrs. Otis,
toey. Thompson, and Witbeck are among
the new members, and their election is
heslthfm indication. Alderman Holden
has been elected for the sixth time, and
his experience and long-proved fidelity will
be Of great value to the city,
In no branch Of the pnblic service has
there been gteatcr need Of reform than in
the Common Council Tbs Board Of Al.
derAssn, by the repeated reelection of un-
fl men, had become disreputable body,
and one entirely reckless Of public opin.
ion. 1t seemed impossible to effect an,
change for the better, but sueh 4 resul
has, 1t last, been attained Tho net
Council viii, in tho personal character so'
, 1870-11-10

NC nho hot tneuent ~ nlaAe 1uy lat-
ther oosefFahons On the late contest IN
this city and county, but the article IN the
Chicago 7Imff Of 5esterday seems to rem
der it necessary that We should. Tho
1imtA says that y the Republicans OF the
city supposed that TEE Tribune was
making personal crusade against Mr.
Fa1wel1. of course they would not follow
II IN that personal crusade That IS m
doubtedly true. Dut we do not perceive,
from an inspection OF the returns, that the
thing.
Mr. Mc1ill's candidacy was the result of
no efforts Of The TRIBUNE but rather OF a
hpontaneouSaud general desire in the Re-
publican partS-ceEtainly Of the sober
minded and tA1-paying portion Of the
paty-thRt he should be candidate. It
WAS an unlucky circumstance, rs the
event proved, that he SO far yielded to the
solicitations Of this portion OF the party As
10 allow his ns,ue to be used, for it gave
color to charge that TEE TR1pusE was
moved By personal animosity in opposing
Mr.. Farweli, and this probably had an
effect in some quarters. But it was not
true. Nh FaI~ell himself knows that
We never bad what is called "per-
sonl aniuaoaity" against him We set
forth, during the campaign, the reasons
why we opposed his election. As We
never fight the Same battle over second
time, we shall not recapitulste those 1ea-
sons now. We haye NO fears that the
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