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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-26
AN ARCTIC WINTER IN YEw.EsGLASD.

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. 25.--The weather last
night and to-day has been pronounced by the oldest In
haban, OF this city the coolest known hore for Is years
At this morning the thermometer stood 2o be-
low zero To-day at IL stood 80 below aud IN the
sn this afternoon stands about the same Teegapho
reports from all sections OF the State announce the most
severe weather ever experienced In New-Hampshire.
At Lebanon this morning 1t 2' below Zero at Lam
caster . and at Whitfield $50 Several cases OF frozen
limbs are reported from Lancaster Trains on the North
ern and the Concord Claremon. and Hisborough Rail
road are from ono hours late owing to the intense
cold In this city the level 10 u inches deep
MANCHESTER. N H.. Dec. 25.T1is has been decideuly
the coolest day here for the past six years The ther
morneer at 10 a. m. was 1Oo below zero The snow mes
on lovo ten Inches deep The Merrimack river atths
Mace ia covered with ice II to "A inches thick Trains
from the north report intense GOLD weather.
RUTLAND VT. Dec. 25.-Extremely bitter weather mas
been experienced here during the last "a hours The
thermometer early this morning indicated 2S' Do
io. zero In consequence OF the cold all the railroad
trains for tho last f3 hours have been seriously de-
layed
BATH Me Dec 25-The mercury in this city THIS
morning indicated 2o zero which was the coolest
with perhaps two exceptions since 1851 when
tho river was frozen for week more The ferry
boats are running az usual to-day.
THE COLD IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 25 - The weather to-day
ha, been intensely cod the thermometer standing only
few degrees above zero. The holiday has been uni
VERBALLY obseryed though the churches wero thioly
attended owing to the bitter cold.
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FOUNDING ASYLUM OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.

FOUNDING ASYLUM OF THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The Founding Asylum OF the Sisters OF
Charity was established three years ago. At the fair
held IN It's behalf two years large amount was
raised and additional contributions have made total
of 100000 which, with the 100000 promised by the Leg
isature on condition that equal amount should be
privately raised viii 20 toward large buildings 10 be
put up on the square bounded by Ffty and Fifty
uinth-sts and Third and Lexingtonaves The designs
FOR these buildings have already been prepared
Meanwhile the Asylumloccupies large, oidfashioneo
house on washngtonsquare, tho roomy apartments OF
which make excellent nurseries Tho building accom-
modstes ITO infants and than loo arc cared Tor
outside Of the building The city sowsn 40 per week
to the Institution for each infant cared ior: ana
each infant cared for outside OF the Institution
cost "a co Der week. The children are neatly
dressed and arc In general In excellent health bufay
seeming ike charity children They are deeply attached
to Sister Irene Superintendent OF the Asylum wno
doing good work for theL An exact regster OF oagn
infant admitted is kept that the children can 90 uen
tifed aterward Two excellent physicians nave chaIge
Of the silng and save the lives OF many NO oenomi
al distnetions recognized In the estment VI
nfants and in view of the large amount OF lnIanue
Prevented By the institution, aud the many reaeu IA
Health who must otherwise grow up puny x deiormeu'
one cannot but feel that II ID doing noble WofN
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS
lFor other SHIP Netcs see IhH'd rage
AnRINED.

s.., p., fe,,, Lsdowigs Bremen Nov. I, and South
,nnton lOtb With ndse aud 70 Oefehs 70 "a
Angon S T Freeman Liverpool Nov H. aad ousens
toxn lI,h NTH d,e andp 10 Williams ~ naion
shin Arsndsr Hsrsha Gardner Liverpool "a dAr. with mise
R.lt Ocean (C}er n Gerdc Bremen 20 days, VIII moe
BARK Sordfya Sor Bugso LsndOn q days. "a ballast sA0'a
In aes L Scsry BOw to Bostop RsynOs hss ds with
fruit. p-.-... ~ o. vith us.. IA An.
ehor,d In the Lower Bay - A.. A..
Bsri Jrniots MAYO 81 and days from Boston ~ ballast
Brs keandr o GasEnsy wih,erfeh santos days. VIA HARP
ton Ros,s with oodes - m +, 49, lii. AZ,
III Peter Lauts lDan) Thur St. JOINS r. h' a' VIVA ""
Brig HAns Or) Due. Ts,urOs 10 days. and % days from
Gibraltar, With wool
Brig susan (of H.f., mosu ss Si'e Jsn - With aaJh log
wool
sehr Charley woOlsey. Parker ss-Havea for Baltimore
SAILED.
ge.nshlps Abysna ami Manhattan for LTepooii C u'es
ton fof Havana and Eew-Oreass
HIED-Suuset moderate. N g. coady
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Ca Dee a5--Arryed, steamships Harsnus ron
New Yorh; Wyoming Phlseps Sailed steamship CGsIss '"
Lord. fer Philadelphia
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INDEPENDENT AND FEARLESS.

THE TRIBUNE, founded by Horace Greeley,
SUCH the utIe assumed to-day over the editorial
pewer i'm the land than any pub bed in the country
We are led to refer THE TRIBUNE by the long and
partcuary able review of It's course in the past ana Oh
T. promises for tho future which appears in this days
j,c OF thai sheet We take IL that THE TRIBUNE VIII
be Republican. but independent and fearless, ~ we
wonld IKE every Republican paper in tue Land TO DO.
We heartily wish TIE TRIBUNE success
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NEW-YORK CITY.

During the earlier part of yesterday the sky
was clear but became overcast before night. inc
average temperature 1912 but was severor IN me
suburbs. There was mueh ice IN INC NNerS' "ni0n
delayed the ferry-boats.
John w. Warren, superintendent of Lord ~
TAyor's Broadway aud Twentiethst store' was pre-
scented by the employs on Christmas eve WIN Ds sol
taire diamond, gold onan. ring, auu pom anu Po"VH
case, worth 10 all about l0co
A public meeting, under the auspices OF the
National Temperance Society, will be held to-nght' IN
the Broadway Tabernacle, at Broadway and Ihny-
fourth-st for the promotion OF total abstinence from
Ssw.Yesr's Day. The Hon &m. E Dodge VIII preside.
aud addresses De made by Bishop James. the Rev. W
Taylor. aud the Rev. William OrIniston.
LONG ISLAND.
Long ISLAND CITY.--A petition is in circula-
ton proposing Legislature to open West
ave. through depoyard OF the Long Island Railroad
Similar petitions have failed OF approval before previous
Legislatures Joseph Brown OF Astoria has been ap-
pointed by Gov Holman, Wfegsmaseel VI Nh S ,rnoe
aud foated s7S vessels Ofroeks within his district
JAMA1ca.--The Queens County Board Of Supervisors
will meet at this place, today 20 hear the argument on
OF the Board OF Audit of that town. approving the
constable blli5 Tor tbs year
XEW-JERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.-The Marshals and supervisors
will be paid todsyat 10 the City Hotel at Grand
and Hudson sts The Committee OF Twenty eight VIII
meet tonight at the office OF the Board OF Public Works
matters in relation TO the proposed changes
In the City Charter will be considered The hudson
Comfy Republican General Committee will meet to-nor.
row right William Gaylor's residence III Emory7st,
was damaged t5OO by IRE yesterday Tue Christmas
Festival OF the Singerrunde took place IN cooper HALL
on Nevarksve. Dinners were provided AZ tne Gq mi,
dren's Home the Home for Aged Women the snake Hli
Penitenary and the Hudson County Jail. Major Pans-
born gave a dinner TO 80 newsboys, ut Cooper Han
STATEN ISLAND.
SrApLEToN.-A fire in building occupied by
John Horen caused $3.50 damage on Tuesday morning
RICHMOND. Christmas Was quite generally observed
throughout the county.
POLICE NOTES.
William Cronin, age S. was found insensibis at
about ua sh TUESDAY in the hallway Of tie bong Ne rset
slip
John Madigan of No. 35l Hadison-st was stabbed
The rgbt breast Rdwid Matgan Night during an
alteration The wound is no, Of Q serious nature
An unknown man, age about 40, was found lnsen-
.be on e The Precinc Police at z;Soa
Bellevue Hospital where ne soon seuae de
Daniel Burke of New-Jersey was yesterday found
living In dying condition 10 CARL s near kicks bIooAyn sna
Trend AMI vas proslistei By cold while going hu'h
The Coroners have been asked TO hold an inquest
yss,y oniur from injuries heal sad ~ have been caused
by blow thrown BY Frank Rockwell ha c' Hs same
Asxhborhood, who has been sfresNa
Adam Smith. age 81, trucSman, OF NO. Iva Madlson-
reeyej In beng over " ms
90 tnsL SsentLav and TNentyseyhtn-ss
Railroad track q, ssvsniysee0ad" soon n'st ~ W
Tue.Iay
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TILE WEATHER.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIVE CrfLr SIGNAL OyyicnR.
WAsHIsGToS. ID. C., Doc. 26-i =. u.
Gtatan sfo A.. I,.s.. Ia.-f. hasf

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIVE CrfLr SIGNAL OryioBR,f
. WARRINGTON, ID. C., Doc 26-i =. "a.
gtrispsis for fhs pssi tsents.fsar hsurs.
The barometer has continued falling from
the Gulf 10 NewEngland and the lakes, but has risen
during the afternoon and evening over the Northwest
korerly westerly winds and clear and cold weather
have prevailed over New-England
Cloudy weather and casterly winds now prevailing
the Middle States with snow from Virginia tO New
Jersey and Pennsylvania cloudy weather and rain over
the South Atlantic Statos; condy weather and occa-
soually light from Tennessee TO Ohio Michigan and
Wisconsin; brisk nortb-eastcrly winds from Cape Hat
teras to Cape Cod
ProbabHhss
For Eew,England, winds vecrina 70 easterly with
cloudy weather and snow for tho Middle Statee east
erly winds with cloudy weather and snow; for the
south Atlantic States. cloudy weather with rain and
winds Milling 10 westerly
Fresh to brisk north eastery winds along the East and
Middle Atlantic coasts from Tennessee TO ONO and
Michigan cloudy weather generally with light snow and
winds gradually shifting from Illinois and LAKE Mich
igan westward with northery 70 westerly winds and
INCREASING pressure. Midnight telegraphc reports from
sonth Carolina TO Florida and Texas aud the extreme
North West are missing
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Greeial Notices

Nsw-York Newspaper Union. - -.
The busness hewYOrk Newspaper Iaos ru ns vs
further notice al Psrkrou. /, rooms Of GEO. r. hOhsLL
Co.'S Puuters Warehouse. M -. 49,
The total loss by ere Of their establishment will cause no later
rupon business material already in hsni a9a ie
bneh Of the country are subject to TOE require
W. NJ, Ya sls De- IS ~ c. c. MEsERvY Msa,ga
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HATE EuRS. so.

A very choice selection Of hats. especially
for holiday use scaskin caps gloves aud collars OF tne
finest grades may be found at The establishments OF r
Ernenwein No. las Eassau-st, near 5prnce-s, Gooas
arc sold manufacturers prices. and Mr. Lgnen"eip
has AGO uired au enviable reputation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-26

A Great PrIma Donna like Lpccs .ir.ys a"s ~ bes
arc made She couple KBabes In her HeElo rss6esoS
To be bad Of J. q Co, $50 Broadway.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

dstDr Eouts--The Hon. Luke 7. Poland. NJ. C., OF
Ncao,as HOisI- KI.M Manor Miat Of Omahs Col N
ID Pntchs W H. Creashss and H. serpEg, Of Aso1na asa
IienryC kelley NsuJy Edmund Burke OF ~
a. GiIAnr OF Tens T. o. Perm, Albany CrGH1 Cq!rd'
Ho,.I-Bson wrsugen 81 Petersburg. Jan1 H0k'-
IL, Ian nfC olumbta C..
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Watch No. 1908,

xx NJ IN m, s,.- vr. 'sr-bsshngEh.fs
United w,lea Co.. M,en mss ssi.t bT ma T I've
STATE, With fGilss wales Coz, b. been -.
.onths r ' - 'a' ssh~
tms.-W. T. DUSE Of II. Is. Clann Co., N 7.
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The report of the burning of the Pallsade
Mountain House owned ny Corzons Co.. and situated
on the west bank Of the Hudson. near EDgiewood' De-
Ia entirely erroneous.
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MARRIEU

BcKItcnSIR- Taesiiy Dee a. By tbe Rev O.
b. Bell DAVID hcKsacaae 10 Adns NJ dsogAss Of BeSa@a Z.
Leverage, all Of this etJ.
Paris the 81 Of December isH,
Bngsh Church Rec dAgueiu By the Rev BEa Rosbes
MARI, daughter Of WIN H. Paine OF hsgfork N Fensncs
Bschodsheim Of jonathan Dseboghe Sessto Brtssis
Belgium.
BAMAN-BBBBTSMobdsy. Dec a. 1874. ST. Bs5oloIe1s
Church. joan r. Aal G..
daughter Of the late EdNsni ~ Ebbes
An Notice, Of Marriages must b. iHdorsed Nth fuH
MN oad
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WELCOME NEWS.

The numerous friends and readers OF TIE
TRIBUNE received yesterday. from the columns Of tna
paper the welcome that the attempts to c0nvers
The paper founded Horace Greeley into an organ Oh
the Administration have failed and That the friends ann
associates OF Horace Greeley will retain It's business AKA
editorial management.
This announcement was accompanied WIN tho neclars
ton that the programme laid out by Horace Greeley IN
his last days will followed by his SuoeeSSors that,
though THE TRIBUNE will be Republican paper II Will
be independent and free from partisan spirit rm anu
tx
IL the managers OF TuE TnrbtSE succeed in carrying
out this pfOgrdmme il is certain that the career OF ts
paper will be rs successful In the future ~ has Deen
In past The present managers and editors haVo oa
heartfelt congratulations on this resolve
The resolve TO place henceforh the name OF the oe'
ceased founder OF TIE TRIBUNE at the head OF rs edl'
torlii page Is noble act Of piey, which will hnd gem
eraI
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HOME NEWS.

rEYENousrgR. YESTERDAY AT DICEIgsoSs IN PARK
ROW.
,n7, Eooa-l2o ,pm-iE' Mansht-u'
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"DgostionCoD LIvER or IaVigora.es Ire digest - are
improves the Character Of the blood HAZARD CwELE'" peeW
and
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The MsrcaEtIIe Agency.

w. regret Subscribers and friends ths total deso
Hon az o Prntus Office Christmas The event will neeean
cause postpooesn the delivery Of January References Book
have duplicate OF the entire IN eoa
that although the ire very great
book the chief feature involved IL We
commences again, and respectfully ASK the u
fspce OF uncez these camtous ecumtAnc 10
Of presswork composition and enons VIII
With every make 0eeupI time but We think We MAJ
wall creed two months az tne utmost
ana IL the detailed information ohae reoona %
'oI ~ 49, BUN BARLOW Co
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The Tribune Almanac for 1870 t.Aiy early 10 iaH~l win
IN addition 10 ts usual contents hsvsa
- PonrpsIr aSD Bo0RAPar
HOKAca 0skELkr.
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Dire psy anols Affected by the prev, as IN
occur MAso on ussi 10 sarnf the disease ~ use ESQ
sanders will manifest bis ~ use hsef
treny isar hours use VI REssEs hAao oI Try Iosx T.
uxx AKsnt NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-26

cause postpooemsnt delivery January Reference Book
% aa. although Ss ~, yer, ,s W.
.h. uea. coEmsns zoe .S.. iss1 asS I'Pse sm -, r
Of new tyne The pwok composition bndns VIII
With sTery make oeeup tins. ba. we nnk We
and u the mean time the oBss records s
Connection for ali the ratings the '''' SrS BARLOW
The ibera Republican Electors Of the City OF New.
York sqa.s 70 meet IN their several Ds,e S Rab
can General Committee 0es Of respective District A'ca
N9T me to u. General Committee h, be 10, this
sn lSE' 81 District District s Dcs "a b.i To-
district To- Oh District l9j 10Th Dsrci 81 I'M District y! M
ist s. iith district lS lsh District o. 18th District o. aA D'
II. Pf.ssn Association OF in lis :S,enc, TIE Ptope zee
ssG @ an. ,Epss .sS x. l Io and
sass and Scs =. =, ,. .s se crSu
socs o ne time and place Of holding elections ' be ps
l,isi b. several District Associations IN Tue As"i0A
f TS G SSsa iS connfss. vii meet s,sa9';n
OsioeE Cor =. q ssssS,aso9 Committee.
0"'f"'Ds D'0'''' THOMAS /. STEWART, PrssssHk
aroRer p GoiCn,iOs. s.crs..r.s.
Pleuritic Consumpton-By Dr. H. sohL en- - "a
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torn 4 ssSs ally, f ~ Ess 9. &
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Bcnt's,. % TUESDAY. DE 81
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WORCESTERSHIRE SAUcK
Bv,s, Of TIL, Sauce easoasl AVOID the asmsross sassa
AID Istsueas offered fos sale.
JOHN DUYcAvs, SON, S,vYns.
iE.n,i e. The usIt.d STATE.
Extra Dry Cabinet,
Of
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ACKEE, MERRALL G. CONDIT'S,
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ax SATURDAY Dee az I2 VII close AZ thls eses o.
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The Tribune Almanac OT READY ia J,uaa) all
In ADDITION IL = usaa conssass. have
PORrRAIr AND BIOGRAPHY OF
HORACE GREBLhi.
1merira, Insrtuts.-The b. Laws.
Al tls h December ready dsieaaoa
d. u,mbss al As tAs lnsIate ~ Cooper bedn&
JOHN X GAvIr. Rec See
The Werkins wonen's frstsesyo psies-
Eeeas rsdrs Of hsaas aad npeanea
an he-seAod service fhACnshS
SOPrlsrs, 1RAoksWoLN, eLkhhs. AZ are ssypsS 70 sn
v,ysr. Wages vkish
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used Ia deemed adequate 70 TIRE just purpose
In view JOHN L. STEVENS.
Aonkpideo, Nov. IL, 1874
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TIE COUNTRY A GAMER BY TIE VICTORY.

After all, 1t appears there will be no change
in thu Mannss mont OF THE TRIBUNE y Will be con
greeley left 1t when the liberal nogpDatiop was
accepted Thus the effort TO make II party ofgan nns
failed We think the country Is gamer by inc 'ss9f
consu nate ability aud tact through tho recent carr
paign despite the declaration, OF the Republican party
that t was not. -
It's course must later be copied by all news
papers, and It'll then will the boast that the press
now makes, that 10 is the true mirror OF public events
the echo OF the people, and the earnest true ana brave
OF the pubc, be tho truth. IL IL great ana
saving benefit people that there are some papers
that pursue the paths THE TRIBUNE intends TO- Perhaps
people yet hardly appreciate what is being done Tor
them Perhaps the scales Of prejudice yat blind them 10
what that paper purposes. but time will shortly renew
their sight But IL Is matter to rejoice over that lib
TRIBUNE has escaped the trap that was laid for IT, ana ~
now I'm the Opep field.
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as would mako TIE Tribune an organ Of the Admins
SETTLED FOR THE BEST.

IRON 1k AfDHdrtn J0tTboI ana tournr
The struggle for the control of THE TRIB-
nSE has bean settled at last and settled Tor the pest
The old resume their duties, and the true frieDu
OF THE TRIBUNE viii rejoice when they see the seuta
tory OF tho editor He was opposed to Mr. Greeioys pc
coming candidate at Cincinnati and opposed 70 ms
being made tho formal Democratic nominee Of BATH
mOre but after II had been done he was loyal to
his chief. and sought 20 mako the movement a
success The criticism eveled nj his head was properly
due 20 tho combination he forced to act with HIS
conduct OF TIE tribune during that period has been
dged on all sides to have boen mastery. Inc
article In which the editor takes command IA modest ana
ingeniousy arranged There Is little OF personality Id
IT, Mr. Greeley is given the first place. ana the purpose
Of the management is announced 20 be 20 follow a
nearly as possible In his footsteps The article VIII nc
everywhere received with applause by the old friends OF
The TRIBUNE for they will understand from IL that tne
paper they have Cherished and by in the past Ia
nof fong over the Democracy hur To continue an
independent aud effective advocate OF Republican prp'
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THE BEST RESULT POSSIBLE.
From The kp1odrk 1dpertssr.

The long agony is over and the future pro.
prietorshp settled. As 1t Is editorially stated this
morning the result OF certain nrgues and outside
efforts TO gain control OF the paper ana wresJ 1t from
the purpose which late chief devoted II, some
changes have taken place in the proprietorsbp ana
large majority OF tho stock Is to-day permanently con-
cenrated In the hands OF Mr. Greeleys chosen editorial
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT whom he trained for this particular
duty to whom he intrusted the management CT his jour
nal in the gravest emergencies, whom be hoDored win
the confidence OF his thoughts and wishes aud whose
purpose IL is to continue tbe work from when ne
was so suddenly called away Their ambition Is TO make
THE TRIBUNE OF the future what Horace Greeley would
have made 1t If God hs9 spayed him s,s<~r----~n
The same article Nays that q few day5 since over
$500 paid for the bare control OF the paper which,
OF course refers 10 the 81 shares purchased by Mr. W
Oro and would imply that the full 100 shares worth
over 81 60 Mr.. Greeleys editorial associates ana
others have bought back NJ an advance aud are now IN
full control OF the paper The article says, referring TO
the fact that THE TRIBUNE is practically without I'M
proved estate that the prices paid are larger tnan
any other newspaper the continent has ever sold or
and probably larger than any other except The Herald
would bring; and 10 adds, shut henceforth there
no price whatever with which stranger can BUY
tit ls beyond reach. so fortified we propose contlnu
ing our old battle against Injustice and Ignorance under
the same Republican banner which Horace Greeley up
held 80 stouy and long, and on the Same policy OF
independence which IL one OF his latest acts
10 reaifrm over his owp signature In these columns
Naturally shall prefer 10 support as far as possible
an Administration which processes the party name
Thus eEds controversy In which the pubic mas tasen
well arranted interest, and we are OF opinion thAt
the result Is the hest which could have been reached
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The public will be pleased to know that,
after all TIE TRIBUNE be continued under Its pres
emf cement We cannot say that the course OF the
paper has always been what We should have pus
been 80 satisfactory that such change as was proposed
by the Sinclair party would have oecasoneu son
i announced that the policy .o sasses'eaa u,s,
on that paper lust after the Presidential cleo
ton, win DO carried out, and that while III IL
will be ready TO approve such acts OF the
as merit approval Its party sympathies VIII not DO
strong enough to It's Independence or muzze
ia honest utteranees THIS Is very dnerent Thihukk
from that which Mr. orion proposed TO give the pupno
His idea OF seems TO have been very crude
and IL Ia not very strange that he should Rave oeen UNA
Die 10 find q man OF reputation who Womb aesepI INC
editorsbp on the conditions proposed what MT orlon
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Canfioa.
LIZA 4 PERKINS,

wORCEsTEIsHIRs SAUCE
Bvs Of this e.uoasl 70 avoid the sa@sr0s' e'asssa
and .iisusas offered FOG sale.
JOHN DUYcAvs, SON SsvYsrs.
Art. o. BE- uuitsd Staes
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SrApLEroN.- fire in building occupied by
John Horen caused $50 damage on Tuesday morning
Recommendations Was quite generally observed
throughout the county.