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The MOntenegrO-Turkish Agitati0n-Its
Causes and Tendency.

The Montenegro-Turlish Agitation-Its
Causes and Tendency.
The concliatOry and prudent action of Prince
Charles Of Montenegro, with reference to the insult
which was lately offered to the imperialism Of the
Porte by hostile Montenegrin skirmishes against
the subjects Of His Majesty the Sultan, may have
the effect Of tranquilizing an irritating feeling
which, If permitted to ferment much longer. will
seriously mperl the peace Of the frontier line and
counts Of the conflict, which is referred
to In our cable despatch from London,
are contradictory. According to one statement
from Austrian sources Turkish and M0ntenegrin
troops and peasants had come into collision, with
loss OF life on both Sides Another account from
Constantinople, rejecting what is no doubt the
Turkish view, states tnat q body of the noun
taineers, 5000 strong, had attacked an Albanian
village and killed eighteen Musselmen This may
be exactly true, for in all such cases the MOntene
Is concerned and they are by no means scru-
pu0us either In the search for pretext or
IN the character Of the operations undertaken.
For some years past there has been peace In
that quarter; and the prudent measures adopted
by the Sutans government at the close OF the last
war, In erecting line of frontier block houses and
FORTS have checked the disposition to attempt
forays on the part OF the subjects OF the Montene-
grin ruler. The M0ntenegrins are under the pro-
lection Of Russia, and dare not undertake war
peace for her own sake and has given no reason to
suppose that she desires to foment troubles among
the Sultan's subjects. AUSTRIA which Is Monte
negrO's neighbor on the north, has the strongest
and her good offices will, no doubt, be vigorously
exerted to avert q present repetition OF disturb
ances, and to effect an acceptance OF the Montene-
grin promise OF justice In Constantinople.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
British Judicial Decision in Support Of the Final
ity of the Geneva Settlement
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. I6, 1872
An English judicial ruling which has just been
rendered reafhrms and sustains the position that
the decision of the Geneva Tribunal Of Arbitration
between Great Britain and the United States is
nnal on all matters Of claims arising from the Ala
bama privateer case.
TEE SUIT ON IT'S MERITS AND DECISION OF THE BENCH.
suit brought against Mr.. Thomas II. Dudley,
United States Consul at Liverpool by man named
Alcott who enlisted seaman on the privateer
Alabama, for compensation for his detention at
Liverpool as q witness by order OF Mr.. Dudley, at
the time the Alabama sailed has just been brought
to conclusion and resulted adversely to the
plaintiff.
The Court decided that "the Geneva Tribunal had
settled all questions connected with the Alabama
case" and directed verdict to be entered for the
defendant
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Election Neutrality-suspicious., the Regu.
lar Republican Candidate, Probably
Elected by Thirty Thousand Majority.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 10, 1872
The election to-day has been the most quiet ever
held in the state. General F. Moses, the regular
republican nominee, is probably elected Governor
by 1000 majority.
No disturbances OF Importance are reported
There was a cutting ARRAY between two walters at
a hotel, arising from political differences In which
one OF the combatants had an eye cut out
The only decided opposition offered by the demo
Gratis was in the Fourth district where B. Perry
stration was nominated for Congress. It is thought
that he is elected, defeating Wallace, the present
representative.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 16, 1872.
Everything passed of exceedingly quiet at the
elections to-day. No conclusive returns are in but
the probabilities are that Moses ana the regular
republican ticket are elected by large majority.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
ELI PERKINS LECTURE.

Mr.. M. d. Landon, 'Eh Perkins," lectures at As
sociation Hall this evening His subject is, 'Dctence
Of the Heathen;n y but the particular heathen who
are to be defended or the value Of the defence can
only be learned from the lecturer himself.
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The Receiver Of Taxes gives public notice that
the tax books OF real estate will be opened for re-
ceipt OF payments at his oice. ON Monday the 2lst
tnStant.
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JAPAN.
Railroad Communication Between Yokohama and
Jeddo-Imperial Inauguration Of the Transit.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERAlo.
LONDON. Oct. l6. +,

LONDON, Oct. 10, 1872
A telegraph report from the Far East to hand in
this city, announces that the railway between
Yokohama and Jeddo, Japan, has been formally
opened by the Mikado.
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MONTENEGRO AND TURKEY.
Royalist Satisfaction to the Sultan for 0utrsges
On His subjects-The Border Line Agitation;
Is Causes and Tendencies, East and North.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct 16, 1872.
His Highness Prince Charles Of Montenegro has
sent telegraphic despatch to the Sultan, proms-
dng to punish those OF his subjects who recently had
an encounter with party Of Turks at Leposa.
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A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums. BISCOTINE FOOD for infants. DELLUC CO.
635 Broadway the sole propretors and manuacur-
ers. No connection with any other drug store
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PORTUGAL.
The United States Squadron OFF the Coast.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, Oct. 16 1872.
The United States squadron has arrived at Sag
ses small seaport town in the province Of
Algarves.
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A.-ThOusa nds or InjunctfOns.-Th0
cold catching community, thousands of them serving
peremptory njunctons their Coughs and CataIIs IN
the shape daily and nightly doses HALE'S HONEY
OF HOREHOUND AND TAR. The paroxysms are
silenced in forty-eight hours. CRITTENfOS'S No.
sixth avenue. Sold by all druggists.
PIXIES ToOTHACHE DROPS cure in one minute.
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Angelps Turkish Baths, Ol Lexington
invgorate and vtalize breakfast appetz0
and refresh before dinner soothe and trnnquze before
retiring. Ladies', day and evening" gentlemen day ana
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

Coverings for the Fect-An the Dincr>
ent kinds ladies' misses and children IRONCLADS
q heavy, strong shoe,
CANTRELL, PAL Fourth avenue, above Nineteenth St
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On Marriagc-Happy Relief for Yoanxf
men: Remarkable reports sent free. Address HOwAluS
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia Pa.
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Political and Business Banners anA
Flags engraved M0al signs, Lettering and Sign ant
ing, at HOJEk Il GRAHAMS, ~ Duane stscet n. n.
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Electric Magnetic Treatment.-Nervosa
Debility Dyspepsia and other arrangements treated by
Magnetism. Cures guaranteed In interview
by DR.. STUART NJ. X. G. f., Dublin and Edinburgh
No. Lafayette place.
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n. A. Lewis-New PkOtogra phic Studlouf
$50 Broadway, Nineteenth street. old stand la
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

sPremature Declinc,'' n Medical Traee(
by Doctor MARsToN, 23 East sixteenth street ksisis
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Royal Havana Lnftery.-Prizes,C Cashcd
orders nlled, norma highest rstes pad toe
spanish Bank Bills. TAYLOR Co. Bankers u Wallis
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Nicol. Davidson 4 CO..

No $50 Broadway factory No Great Jones street. Deco
rators OF Porcelain offer a splendid assortment OF
Ornamental Dinner Tea and Dessert Services
also White French China India China &C. by the set
piece.
Articles Sets decorated order In the highest syis
OF art with Crests, Monograms, Fruits, &c.
so lass lafe Ware &c
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Campo's InfAilibIe Specific, Sovereign
ramedy for rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothaolc and
Cramps. M'KEssON ROBBINS, 93 Fulton. street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

A.-Russian (VaPor) Marble Baths, 25
East Fourth street most extensive elegant popular and
healthtul in the United States
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

Who Shall he Our Next Mayorf This
isa puzzng question: but therets no doubt that kNox
OF NO. 2l2 Broadway. Is our natter HIS mu style y
HATS can't b. excelled IN. elegance, durability ano
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

Bay Rum stD0uble Lear Brand, for
sale by TAFT TYLER, 81 Cedar street
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

A.-A.-FOr Cleaning and Dyeing Gn
to Z. LORDS office $50 Broadway, Bcecker
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

Burnett's Miniature TOllets.-Elcgame
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES containing completo
Toilet Appendage admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portmantcau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men every
WI
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

A.-For n superb Dress Business Hae
go to ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17
ENGLAND.
Wages Strike by Steamship Dock Laborers.


LIVERPOOL, Oct 16, 1872.
Five thousand laborers on the steamship docks
An this city are on strike.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

To Get Rid OF Fever and hxuc, Inters
mttent Remittent Fever, DIR. JAyNES A0uE
MIXTURE, standard remedy acting oackJ aud caring
thorOughy
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Golden Hair.-Any COlored Hair Turned
to beautiful golden by BARKER'S AURORA, LIS
Broadway. near Thirty-fourth street.
Grant and Greeley Campaign Shirts
trimmed Red White and Blue; at jon. H. TRiPLER.
1894 and 500 Grand street. New York City.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

A.-Roya1 Havana Lottery.-Priccs Ro-
duced J. B. MARTINEZ Co, Bankers 10 Wall street,
box 4,6S5 Post Office, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

The Old and Faded Restored In Look
beautiful and ncw.Furs that light and AIDED dask-
cned by q new process Apply TO WILLIAMS 3st fuiion
street, Brooklyn Lining and altering
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

Sudden Changes I'm the Weather are
productive of Throat Diseases Coughs asd Colds There
no more efscual relief found hsuia the u
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

The Now Wilson Umder.Eecd SeWfn0
MACHINE is a parIcct lockstitch machinc making q
seam alike both sides and Is adapted 70 every grio
and variety family sewing Goes o perfection
broideyy hemijng, cordng braidings tne and coarse
sowing OF all kinds with less machinery and complca-
tions than other machine in and Is sold AT two
thirds the prte Oh az DINER mrs. cass pachines bc snra
and AN other cities In the United States Tue com.
pany want agents in country towns
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

A.-FOr n First Class Hat mt Popular
prices call on DOUGAN l02 Nassau corner OF Ann st.
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

A.-Heral Id Bra nch Once. BrOOIklym,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to 8 r. NJ;
On Sunday from To T. NJ
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
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organes qui devront les 6laborer
ct Sc les assimiler. Ainsi point
d'engrais liquide aux tres petits
l6gumes reservons-le q Ia plante
en- pleine force, tout en- nous con-
formant, bien entendu, au principe
physiologique qui ne permet pas
d un lquide plus dense que Ia seve
de passer par les racines ct de
.s'elever vers les organes sup2rieurs.
Fort souvent, nous avons en-.
tendu soutenir par les praticiens
QUEEN temps sec le default absOlu
darrosage etalt moins nuisible aux
legumes que Parrosage execute q
de rares intervalles. Notre expe-
rience persOnnelle ne nous autOrise
point a accepter purement ct sim
plement cette assertion. II nous
arrive chaque aimee, par neceSsite,
de proceder q bat0ns rompus, d'ar-
roser quand nous avons de peau
sous la main, de ne plus arrdser
quand le puts est B sec, ct de
constater, malgre celia, pavantage
des mouilluFes ct .des arr0sages
trasirr6guliers. Eopini0n contraire
est d'ailleurs tellement 6trange,
qua default de notre experience,
de nos observations propres, nous
arlrions toutes lespeines du monde
a padmettre. Autant, nous sem
ble-til, vaudrait dire 4 un individu
mourant de soft: ne buvez absolu-
ment rien plut6t que de boire peu
bravez Ia sOufrance plut6t que de
radoucir supplement. Ceci chOque
le bon sens.
Un dernier mot sur les arrosa-
ge& Deau pure, par cela meme
Qu'elle dissout les sells du terrain
ct de pengrais, devient 4 hautes ct
frequentes doses I'M agent 6nergi-
que d'epuisement Les ann6es plu-
vieuses e les arrosages c0pieux
fatiguent done le terrain; done
aussi, reausppelle imp6rieusement
rengrais; done enfin, plus H0n ar-
rose, plus il faut fumer.
PIERRE JOIGNEAUX.
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desire; mais faventure de Paul ravait eclair6e.
Ennn, pers6cut6 par Paul vilon, le directeur, au-
quel NJ Dc B4jaud svat dit nm mot remit une noitie
d'acte Urban.
-Travailles toajours Ardessus, le reste viendra
Plus tar(l lui dit-il' 500 f#s
Quapd i Wit ces quelques feuilles de papier, Ur-
bain al lieu de cheroher une inspiration n0uvec ct
de se ben p6n6trer du carac6re des personnages ct
de Ia situation, applqua sur les paroles une mus.
que don't les .premiereg measures dataient dc BlOis
Ainsi fait, CO travail fnt teFmin6 en- dix jours
-Deja! s'6cria le directeur en- reyoy1nt Urbain.
lie comp0sitcur f0ugik -.
-Cest improvis6, ditil, mails Petals en- veyve.. -,
: Nous verrons bien, r6pondit le directeur hOid6
ment. J. '&s@
n remit Urban Ia fin de racte,, sceneA scane-
LIE proc6de qui await aervi pour n premiere paxie
servit pour Ia ssconde La prophets faite par Paul
vilon commsnqait % r64dser. lie coaDodtenr ne
saysit d9ja plus soumettre son esprit en travail
Lid9e premiere 6tait topjoursla meiAeue ct IL bin
venue Un t0tr, Urbain ex6cuta PActe tout enter an
piano, devaat edirecteur, Paul ct y. Do B4jaad II
await, On u saA, une ex3cudoa Acile ct une voix
ftaiche don't II = seFyait Svec beaacoup Dart Le
finale acAsyt, II. d B<jead applaadit aveo trans
pst = beisS b maie 8 Madesine dams n bsl tlsh
01nihNaGa1De. ~
Al! nadame, q1ens nuSqae!
Il directeuy se levn.
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J'ai a1IAire an theatre, nous causerons de celia
demain. t ttt
Iexpression de son visage 6ait klacee. Cepsn.
dant Urbain qu s6tait gris6 lui meme en- joual le
suivit entrainant II de B4jaad don't il vOulst strs
6pauk. aass4 "a
Ansdt0s que la porte fut refsrpee, Madslsins &
Paul - regarderent
--Ai.io bien compris ditelle.
--Que trop, repOndit Paul.
-Tant depuisement aprss 81 peu d'efscrt rsprit.
Vols yenez den indiquer h cause. L. travail
est IN instrument de fer. Quand on le neglige, h
rouille s'y met. ~ s .lra-s .E
--Ah + pauvre Urbaini sAcaia Nadeleins en- ca
chant son visage entire ses maine. $500.
Paul deecendit lentement h rae des Martyrs; il
pensait 4 Madeleine, lpenlsit Urbain, ct u com.
prenait qua rexGcutioi du Bo1qsk ~ Jacqsslixs
dEpendAk bien. plus dc ID ksrme qne ID musicien,
ct quelqae chose hi disit q1l - sersit jamais re-
prEsentE = aaes@ @s'sfHs stssFE
lie lendemain d oette sor6s, Urbain 6tait inquist.
II b fat bien pins encore les jours saivantA 10
dreeeear Ne - montTat pas fbrt enpresse ct asait
mile ct5ectioDs. UrbAin ht un6 tentative nouvele
sapres Dc 4. De B3jaud, opi pronit de donner ms
r6ponse d9Anitive svaut y IN de ls sAraatnA Pen
an tsois joafs, Urbainr % vSout pa.
I'll aaa ANf6EE AcxAxD
re suits ax pvveASin sxmSro
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coNNAISsANcES TITLES.
CLXXIII

Les eaux don't nous nous SER
yOns pour les bassinages, mouillu-
res ct arrosages ordinaires, ne sont
pas indistinctement bOnnes. Celles
qui recoivent des egouts valent
mieux assur6ment que celles qui
men recoivent pas; celles qui
viennent des b0is ne valent pas
celles qui viennent des champs;
celles qui dor1nent ne valent pas
celles qui cOurent; celles de puts
ne valent pas celles de sources
bien a6rees, etc, etc. Quand nous
avons le choix, profitons-en mais
quand nous ne pavons pas, resi-
gnOns-nous ct contentious nous de
cOrriger. les defaults. Rien qu'avec
un peu de cendres on un peu de
fdmier bien pourri, nous pouvons
rendre bonnes les eaux suspectes.
important, spres celia. cest de
les employer convenableme1t, Sc
lon r6tat de Ia plante, II temp6ra-
ture ct le climat. La temperature
de peau doit Atfe an niveau de
celle de ratmosphAre, ct plat6t au-
dessus qu'au- -dessous. Reffoidir In
plante, c'est troubler la circulation
de h s6ve, la ralentir. On recon-
mande done avec raison de donner
4 reau des puts Ut des sources
ftoides le temps de se d4gourdir,
de s'echaufer quelque peu an go
leil, de prendre lie degre de Pair.
Une precaution 4 prendre enco-
re, mais que p0n ne prend guere,
c'est de ne point arroser indifiAr
remment tOutes les plantes jeunes
on robnstes avec de pead eharg6e
de guano, de matiAres fecales,
durines, de colombine, dengrais
quelc0nques en- I'M mot. VOici
pourquoi; sils nourriture substan-
telle convient aux sqjets dun cer-
tain Age, elle ne convent pas assn.
r6ment aux sujets faibles ct deli
cats. On fera done bien de mesurer
h force des vivres y b force des
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lie soussigne pre- Went les plapteurs quill
est en- mesrre de leur fournir, en- guam
titS que'conque, d'excelIcnt BOIS DE
PIN. ~ prix de "a. so Ia corde.. rendu
au Landing de Pacheteur.
ALTOONA KETTEE.
1~Sadrcsser 4 St-Jean- Baptiste, rive
droite, propri6t6 de Patrick Phelan. on
par let,re EDGAR p. O., Ii. 25m'i3m.
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METRE ai feu d'autres fers. lin
decision des hOmmes ct pincOhe-
renee des idees, peffhcement des
voies battues, tout annonce que
nous traversons unecrise de trans
formation. Malgre son intelligen-
&c, son sayoir ct son talent, Sum-
her ne sen doute pas, parce que
la vieille plantation du Sud, thea
tire de resclavage, est encore son
horizon, ct qu'il reste fatalement
egare dams le domaine du pass6.
Aussi est-ce avec Ia fougue de
Samson aveugle quiz ebranle toute
b fabrique de Pedifce republican,,
ct s'enterre avec Grant sous les
ruines. Mais nous ne voulons pas
nous livrer q d'imprudentes ct
temeraires conjectures sur les eve
nements auxquels nous .touchons,
ct nous attendons ayec confance
le enlargement du destin ct le re-
tour du lot. -.
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IVOT U6 JAnWAS
-~enes-
Sumner n'oublie ct ne pardonne
rien, ct il Went de donner une nou-
velle preuve de cette implacable
mkmoire dams son discours du 81
mai an S&nat. Apres avoir Tongue
'ment ct voluptueusement savoure
'la vengeance de l'iljure de Brooks
-en aiguisant ct afanant les lois. de
reconstruction, Il sest tourne
,contre Grant, auquel il doit son
eviction du comite des ahaires
etrangeres. On s'etonnait de son
silence, tandis quill tenait % pou-
DIRE sAche ct preparait \ son en-
'nemi le coup de Ia fin, le
'.coup de Jarnac. q hi hllait le
dernier moment pour atteindre
sdrement "a proie ct ne u point
laiaser reprendre haleine. q 20
petiempAent attendu ct mis- sssam-
nient 4 profit. Son plan etait d
hsbilement dissimule, que les
meneurs de h population Dc con
leur, qui reglent toajours leur Pcs
sur le sien, tout desorientesspar
son indifference sppaiente, pes
'eaient 4 Grant ct s6loignaient
.avec une distinctive aversion dp
bloc enfarine de Cincinna6 Cest
.la veillc meme de II cnnvqnti0n
,prostitu6e de Philadelphie, que
.clate, comne une de ces torpilles
'nsvales qui fnredt un des eagins
principaax de h guerre d h ss6ces-
don, h parole meurtriese dh terri
bic s6nateslr. II d4shabille le h3ros
ct renverse FIDDLE. A la hveur
dune de ces discussions bulge
.taires wastes ct sinueuses, compor-
.tant plus de sqjets que men eat pu
traiter Pic de y Mirandele, Sum-
~ tzadnit 4 = barre De Eop1niOn
pabiqneh candidate h 66lecHon,
ct montre le President CONNIE nm
virtnose du sport, un AAnsur stu
pide IN ignorant fienS, en un mot
une parfaite nullit6. Ce portrait
sincere NEST PCS neuf & .traine
'Aspuis loagtenps dams = CON-
plainte d6mocaiqua mais Sum-
~ en- rsjeunit les codleurs ct le
fhit bien mieux reasortir dams le
cadre d - harangue r6pablicaine.
Asssi produitil Eehet voulu ct
r6pand.il n consternation dams y
Maison Blanche Tcuts6ois, 4 y
but imm6diab est r6alis& Gest-ar
dire Il b rancuns du s6nateur dis
gFaoi6 1T assouvie, On = demande
q ct le but ult6risar, .od W h
psna(e pelitiquA Pourquoi demo
n6Gissr Grant e dlooncerter n
csavsntion de Phila1elphie 7 Est
. pour hire le. vide antour du
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candidat force, eontraindre Fas-
semblee orthodoxe d jeter par-des-
sus bord le personnage qu'elle q
jure de nommer, ct Ia pousser a
operer une surprise analogue a
celle de Cincinnati I Sumner ne
caresserait-il pas rintime desir, le
secret espoir d'etre le Greeley dc
Philadelphia, le candidat impro-
wise pour former une majorit6 an
sein dune convention irresoluei I
Peut-etre, car on ne saurait sup
poser quill naneuvre pour le
compte ct dams rint3ret des repu-
blicains liberaux, qui lui semblent
trop peu soucieux de Pegait2
sociale don't il est le prophetic ct
l'apotre. Mais, pour lm CONNIE
pour Grant, ily a encore loin de
h coupe aux RvteA En- le NOM
niant, ls convention r6publicaine
r6guliAre svouerait "a crainte,
trahirait son embarras en- outre,
elle designerait un candidat qui
nest nulleihent p0pulaire, ct trait
\ une dAfaite certaine. In tacti-
que de Sumner ne servira qua
forti6er la position de Greeley
contre Grant, don't Ia convention
ne peut guere &c d6barrasser..
Reste rhypothAse indiquee par
certains journaux, ct suivant Ia
quelle cette meme. convention de
Philadslphie ferait sien le candi-
dat de Cincinnati ct couperait h
route aux d6mocrates de Balti-
more. Ren ne justifie une telle
suppositioq qui, ii par hasard elle
devenait un fit accompi, prou-
verait jusqu'a h derniAre 6vidcn-
@ que le parti republican, ne Wit
plus que d'emprunt ct ma plus de
forpe. .qui lui soft propre.
Dilleurs, mons le disions der
rierement, ,-et par une singuliere
coincidence, Wendell Phillips le
proclamait apres nous, sans que II
prioriN de notre critique nous
soit un s,jet dorgueil, ,-le parti
republican, est aussi d6compose
que le parh democratique, ct ces
deux grands acteun collectifs
won't bient6t quitter h SCENE.
Qu'on songe que le premier est
mine par des sbolitionistes du
Massachusetts,, ct le second reni6
par des s4cessionistes de IL Ca
roline dp Sud. Oh done scnt
maintenant les hontiAres potti-
qpes, ct \ qtelle profond1Dr se
cache h ligne de Mason et Dixon!i
Pins de Sud nj De Nord dams Fan
tque aCception des mots e mar
tam ct l'enclume = sont us6s dams
leur brutal co0tsct, ct j faut re-
nouveler,la forge It les outils, ct
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Mr.. Rayurd Tonight.

Hon. THOMAS I. BAYAKD will address the DEM
ocratic and Liberal citizens at the Institute Tia!
this evening. All who desire TO hear truthful
fair and honest exposition Of the political ques-
tions involved in the present political contest
should be sure to attend. We may here state
that it is TO be regretted that Senator has not
fully recovered from the effects OF the arduous la
bors which his Senatorial duties during the late
session Of Congress, imposed upon him. His eyes
still very much affected; and, therefore, he has
not been able to devote so much of his time TO the
questions at issue in the campaign as he has here
tofore done, or as he may have desired. Let the
Institute be crowded tonight Every citizen
should hear what their Representative IN the L.
S. Senate has to say upon the questions involving
the government of the republic.