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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02
Clothing! Clothing !!

200 Business Coats, broken suits, at
$40, worth &C. 800 pairs business pants
at SIS, worth 8. 100 Fall Overcoats ct
$l2, worth 20. British half-hose at "a
per dozen. Extra British half-hose st
81 per dozen. Alexandre's kids at So
per pair. Convoisier's kids at So per
pair. Good Shirts for $12. 6 Extra
Shirts for SIS. Best New York Mills
for $18.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02
SIOtoSl

$40 to $1OOO-Invested IN stocks and
gold pays 200 per cent. month. Send
for particulars. Tumbridge. d Co., bank
ers, Wall street, n Y. 86d&w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02
FOE SAC OR EXCHANGE.

-CoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FQR CITY
nroperty, 1l1S acres. with good, moaeIn
rsa.,1t frame cottage house. in 2 oeauni9l iot.
.oeia ave- with four rooms, front and 6ack
est g " Kitchen, servants rooms, stables,
poIoAeih under fence in good repair, ana q
eve ~ I'd. Situated ~ miles rem Gon NJ
sSSaSe. II ay oihe;TSepI &c ~ vans bS ar
change, would - l-stion ~
can be had ~ sppn' 7. 7. sTRATI0E,
IL 40 Main stree. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02
HEADQUARTERS CHIcKAsIw GUARDS.
Novau.har Q 1874

The officers and members OF this com
mand are ordered to meet at their armorY
tonight at "a o'clock sharp. By order
of r. P DUNCAN, Captain.
RICHARD WRIGHT, A. 0. s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

New YosK. November 2. 1910 p.m.-Cot-
steady. with sales fr January delivery at
Is Lice; February delivery. l59s9l5 7-l6c;
March delivery, 155s@i5ll-1 c; April delivers,
l53- Ice; November deliye y, 1904 ll-l6c
December deliv ~, l4A@li9 16. Sales for fu-
ture delivery, is, 100 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

MOystOR's beautiful re-
tOuched and FURNISHED pho
tOgraphs, 81 per dozen, at
star Gallery, $40 Main street.
al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

CALoIMEISs reduced to science and
executed cheap by Hook & LsGrill, s2e
Second street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02
Are You Fond Of a Good Chew Sir?
Yes, ] am, and ] can only chew Cole
PRESSED FIa FINE CUT,

Which l get at the Rosa Concha Cigar
House, 200 Main street, FIVE doors from
Washington.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

G0R RENT.-THE RESIpEACE VF IN tHa =
story brick house. with five rooms. IN soou
repair. Apply to 49,.
Az 27911 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

NOR RHINESTONE HOUSE AND R IOMs
on the corner of Vance and DeSoto streets
Possession given imme9 lau5ey; 1pnn9iHt,Ss9p VI
.2o-+ Corner Monroe ard DeSoto streets,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

The weather remains clear and cool.
The river here is declining steadily, with
8 feet to Cairo and feet thence to St.
Louis. The Ohio is falling, with 81 feet
from Louisville to Cairo. White river is
receding, with 30 inches on Little Island
bar, which is the shoalest place. Ar
kansas river is still on the decline, with
% inches on the bars between Pine Bluff
and the mouth. Business is quiet and
steady, with a snail list of arrivals and
departures.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BRICK
dwelling Of ten rooms, with gas in eachi;
Complete arrangements for hot ana eol9
water in kitchen, bath. and wash ro9lqs; AMI
situated within one square Of Main. Beal and
Herhando street cars. Apply at Emmett
Bank. -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

C0R RENT, COTTAGES. OFFICES,
storss and sleeping-rooms and b9aIding
L sSoieS o"4 MYERS h bNEED,
aoxstS Do Main street, up stairs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

Regular Tri-weekly Coast P'K't.
For Randolph, Fulton. oscsOla and Ashport.
Str. Frank Forest, -.
o. K. JOPLIN. ....................... Master
WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS EVERY MON
w DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
making all the coast landings. For freight
or passage apply on board. 1T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02
ARRIVALS.

A. J. White, Phil Allin, G. W. Cheek
John Howard, Frank Forest, Shannon
ST. Francis.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

NOR RENT-A GOOD OFFICE ~ THE lti
Stan ton block. Apply to u u Oroek tns,
oag Main Z. rect. lto-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

TOR RENT-NO. 10 MAIN ST.. WALKER
A IA Block' Apply !" s.P. WALKER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

NOR RENT-SEC0ND FLOOR, 2Ss HAIN
street. suitable for a millinery establish
,osn t. NIL l.. 4 A. l.. Low ENSTElN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02
EoR SALE.

CoR SAIE-A NOVELTY PRINTING
n nress and type, cheap. Apply at
ass ST0DDARD CO.'S, 9oO seeona ST.
T,Oq sA!E-CHEAP-A FINE DAIRY /.
n eopsssting Of 30 head Of cows, milk wagon
cans. etc. For particulars inquire oil * Il. D.
Haynes & Co. 256 Front street. o.
C0R sALE-WILL SELL AT A REASON
a6le price, on very leng time. II aes7 y o.
v,ot No "a north side Of Hosby street, q y
1sei[ fset. and ~ acfes Of and on hSlelgn
aver ue' SooU S. P. READ.
u.s. IIs.t At Union and Planters BsnE.
IoR sALE-FIFIY-Two LOTS JUST
outside city limits. chssp tor cash. vi 0D
ten years time. address yerr Ait oei.s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

NOR RENT-BLEGANT. OFFICES AND
sleeping-rooms. with all the moaeTpn ,,i IA
proyements, in the Planters Insurance bphu.
Ing. Nos, SO and Al Madison street. Apply ~
office Planters Insurance Company: llo.l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

TCOR RENT-STORE NO. IA PRONI kOM I,
4 lately occupied BY Nathan Eros al Apply
- '' L.. LAWH0RH 4 CO...
"19a-4 $50 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02

For CinrinDrti.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati-Tho
fine steamer
SHANNON master
caves as ABOVE SATUR- r..
II DAY, 3lst int at pm. For ssszHhts9
| freight or pa sage apply 10 -
GLENN WIN ION. Az nts,
On Wharf boat foot OF Court ST..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02
FoR GENT

10R RENT-THAT ELB9ANT RESI-
dance. No. 129 Court street. Three story
brick. with a Il modern i'm provements House
has ten with kitchen ana and pereet
rooms rooms AMY to K. DUvl Ely FRAYsER,
repair APp'' NO 7. Madison street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-02
WANTED.

VIZ ANTEp-A Transfer AND A MAN
w to attend to wood yard. Apply at lOS
Jefferson street. 04-oo
, 1874-08-20

Tho chicago Times has again boon borrowing
aomo job-oflice typo with which to announce
anoshor Especial train enterprise, Last timo
1t WAS train Of empty cars run by tho North
wcstorn Railroad to Clinton. tho common Use Of
Which Was extended to oil tho newspapers. This
amo tho "apoclal train " Is regular miM train
which runs from Turner's Junction to Algonquin,
on tho Fox Riycr Branch Of the Galonn Dlvislon.
ThIH train was caught last Bunday By tho OUT
going tran from Chicago, and tho managers Of
tho Northwestern Railway havo very kindly
chansod tho time, 30 that tho Sunday edition Of
The TRIBUNE may bo regularly delivered In tho
oitios and towns Of Fox River Valley as far as
Algonquin. Hitherto the train which will do
liver tho Sunday papers has beeu milk trim !;
but, 1t tho Times succeeds In aonding any Of its
papors along, 1t will honcofortl bo milk-and-
water train.
, 1874-08-20

hopubcans are ungrateful. This is becoming
IN axiom in.American politics. aud fine appli-
cation Of 1t has boon made by tho party in penn-
sylvania. Consider how Con. Grant pulled.
PonnHylvania through in October, 1879; and
then measure tho black ingratitude Of the Re-
publican Convention yesterday, which voted
down with loud shouts Of disapproval resolp-
lion looking to his nomination for third torn.
But tho worst has not boen told. Tho samo
Convention which doniod Grant confessed Hart
ranft. We are not in q mood to bo sur-
priaed at anything the Republican party
In Pennsylvania may do, but. the proson-
tation Of Mr. Hartranfs for the prcei-
denoy In 1875 is certaiply atroko beyond
ordinary expectation. The nomination of Mayor
Havomoyor or Mayor colyin wonld DO "a rop-
utable; yet tho Convention seriously adopted
resolution which beepattorod Hartranft with
praiso, and commended lin to IN entAusiastio
and hearty support for position which ho ia
so we'll qualified to adorn." Tho phrase quoted
ls, of courso, q reflection on proaidont Grant
Gov. Hartranft could only DO expected to adorn
tho White House by comparison with tho pres-
ent incumbont,-a reflection which We arc not
disposed to countenauce.
, 1874-08-20

The resolutions OF tho Republican Convention
In Pennsylva'ila yesterday arc chiefly noticeable
for prudent reticonco in regard to Tho cur-
renoy question. Thus tho pnrty Ia doclared
to DO In favor Of froo banking, and ~ vol
umo of currency to be regulated by tho
necessities Of tho people," and at the samo tt1uo
1t ab'dos by the National Republican platform
OF 1872, which promises "a return to spocio-
payments at tho oarltoHt practicable day."
Tho necessities OF tho pooplo" Ia soothing
language, and 60 is tha reiteraton Of tho spooio-
payment declaralion;- when taken together in
thisconncction, thoy NOM everything or nothing.
One thing tho Convention did apoak OF unequivo-
oal1y and that was tho proposed Trcaty Of Reci-
procity with Canada. That WAS condemned With
out saving clause. Whatevor else they may
bo, tho Ponnsylvania Republicans will always
be ironich lovers OF their country.
, 1874-08-20
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
suat 10 Enjofn tho Awarding of n
lSritiEc Contract.

~ n.o.n tho Awarding of a
HradEc Contract.
Speetat DispatcA to The CA,ceqo Tr,sun-
FT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 19-William n, Nelson
prominent contractor of this city. to-1ov ha1s,,
sut In tho Circuit Court againat tho Board OF
county Commissioners, John Allen, agent of tho
Canton Bridge Company, and the County Audit
OF and lFessnrer, to onioin tho execution Of a
contract recently let hy tho Commissioners to
tho Canton Bridge Company for tho erection of
m iron bridge $50 foot long across tho Mamma
AlVer, noar thlR city. Tho complaint III published
IN the evening papors, filling three col,,lnnA and
causes decided aonsation. It cllarges Henry j.
nudae!lln ~ County Auditor, John Allon, a:cur
Ct tho Canton Bridge Company, and
John Degllo, ono Of tho County Co,unis.
alonera, with conspiring together frats1ulontly
to secure the erection Of sr,c!, bridge, aud Tia
award OF said contract to A1leu at All oxnense nj
S8,400 although plaintiff put in II bid oirerinr.,
to erect the sa,no Kind Of q bridge for $1,000
better one, forsi os7' THO complaint cargcst
that Allen used various n1oana to oorruptlv In
iluenco tue Commissioners, payiug thoir OK
nonaos on long journeys, providing them loun-
tital entertainments, including larga Quantities;
Of wines and liquors, otc, aud using otler nlo:h
DDS, The chsAges aro maau Il. dots;;;, aud croatn
great excitement.
Tho County Attorney. .statas that tho contract
Tas lot 10 Allen becal,aA lla ownod tho uatont on
:!in bridge. and if any other party lad socurctf
he contract tho county would AAyo boen l1ahas
or infringement Of tho patent,
, 1874-08-20

The Chicago produce markets wero generally
firm yesterday, except flour md wheat. Mesa
pork wus quiet and steady, closing ut s2275@
$500 cash, md slo.oo@17.oo soller tho year.
Lard was in fair demand md ateatlior, Mt s14.75
@14.87h per 100 lbH caal, aud $11.oo aolor tue
year. Dleats were quiet and tirmor, At 8}l@896o
for shoulders, 1196@1l9lc for short ribs, 1116@
12o for short clear, aud 1sk@195lo for sweet
picked hums. IElghwnes wore quiet aud steady,
Mt o7o por gallon. Luke froislta were aotigo
and firm, at 90 for corn TO Buffalo, Flour Was
quiot aud weak. Wheat was moro &otiye aud
@1Xo lower. closing firm, At s1.oO55 cash,
s1.0oA for tho month, and o011o for September.
Corn was more active, aud 10 higher, closing
at G03ac cash, and 0o9Go for September. Oats
we're active, aud s4@1o higher. clo.ing strong
at 9o1lo casl,, and 3711lo sol1or soptembor. Rye
saa quiet and steady, at 72o. Darloy was moro
, 1874-08-20

Tho Democracy Of Tennossco naso,nb!etl In con
vention yesterday. md manifested tho generous
opcnl'andodnesa of bank-robbers by promising
to yoto for tho payment Of tho national tndobt-
ednoas In logal-tonder notes. It does nos ro-
qniro mhgnanimous spirit TO mnko froo will,
other peoples money; ana, as tho Democrats OF
3onnos8oo do not probably own collectively q, 900
In bondsFthe strict integrity Of their motives
may bc suspected Such mon as thoso can noyor
DO OF roal assistance to tho CAUSE of royenuo
reform, and thoy might we'll haye omitted ali
mention Of 80 worthy All enterprise In conjunc-
ton with solon1s Of plunter. Logically, all
ropudfators Of honest dobts bolong to tho party
Of revenue Bpoliaton.
, 1874-08-20

10 "stasn thoac objoots, tho Society pro-
Poaos to arouao general intorost In rail-
way m"ttors by holding meetings peril
o'''e"'ly' ut which papers will DO road
anu aoggostlons rccoivcd in rolnt1on to tho I'M
rlo'emon. ~ Of lho railway policy of tho Kingdom.
=. 70 proposed that tho Society nhatl, through ta
4.A'oot''' =. Committee. watch tho proceedings Of
'"' u companies mud ascertain how tl,oy manage
'"e't ''n0e' call tho attention OF tic Government
10 1nolf shortcomings, promote such railway
's.s'"'1oh es 'hoy shall think desirable, rocovo
written statements Of griovanoos from nombera.
anu holp thom to obtain rcdrosa without annaa1.
Ing to litigation.
Ilore can be no doubt that e,,ch a so,,o..v
properly conducted, will do much 9ood. Tia
powor' however, is only moral, and mt ,ooa,,
ana t''ero aro not wanting those who think TINT
Tor thts rouaon. 1t must oifcr only d weak onnoa.
tion TO tho railways.
, 1874-08-20
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TnuRsDAY AUG1jsr 81 1874

70 go untmpeaohod. 1t vaa tlon t1ec1orc,1 n,f
published by tlioac prolossng to 30 In tho .nno,
o'fo'e OF tho bloo'-woodl,ull plundorore that
10 had purchased from hor nil hiH 1ottors oxcori
threo unimportant onos. Nfr. I,ccci,or, In l,a
examination, states that hhc Inn lhcao three
lettcrs. Mr. Bcoohor states TINT III june 1s73.
Ito taisod $4,000 III caBt by = mortgage on hs
houao, to pay to Moulton, which Monlton was
to p"y to Tilton to keep Triton quiet. 1t ip,
perhaps, from tho coincidence In datos botwoop
tho timo Of raisng this money by mortgage
| And tho timo ut which It Ia alleged ho patd tho
Woodhulls $4,000 cash, and promised to pay tho
samo B,!m at later dato. that tho atory Of hay-
Ing paid tho Woodhu]s anything was assumed,
Hardly had tho scandal brokon out again
"hon tho cars brought back from California
Blood, the Woodruff, and tho Claans, old and
young, OF several generations. They oamorod
to bo allowed to testify, and clustered through
tho papara what they could toll. In tho vory
hoat OF tho excitement, thcso .impecunlous
peop1o suddenly becamo silent, and tho whole
family took passage by steamor for switzorland.
Who Furnished tue money, and tho largo sum, to
sond these pcople svay7 WHO Is interested in
having them 60 nway at this timc, and willing to
expenl perhaps $4,000 or $4,000 for that
purposo7
Wo have already had the allegation TINT tho
girl living In Tilton's house Was sont away to
thu Wost and oducatod hut there arc conflict
Ing stories as 10 tho cauHe Of hor being sent
away, and Is TO- rho paid her board aud school,
ing. Tilton says that sho had heard of b1rs.
Tilton's conduct with Dcecher, and vas sont
away and kept at school by Dcccor, ut Deeohor'e
expense, Moulton beiug tho paymaatcr On tho
other baud, 1t ia alleged that Titon Ind A.
tempted impropriottes with her, and, to protect
hor, ehe was sont away to school, Tilton
paying the BILL Tho fact that The girls silepco
waa thus secured by an expenditure Of money
bringa this case undor the general ono of blac1t-
mail, and. added to all tho other items, rcndors
1t possible that, from Dooombor, 1870, down to |
tho final explosion, tho maintenance Of soorot |
which eooms to havo boon in fact known to many |
has boom most costly proceeding. A1r. Dcechor |
Owns up to 81, how much more. he dooe not |
say. Perhaps Moulton cahn' givo in dollars and
cents tho coat Of koeping tho secret, whatoyor
That secret waa.
, 1874-08-20
.po'n'' tho conHcio1sncAs that thoy hnyo douo
much = to purify politics will bo reward ouourn>
TAXATION OF CHURCH PROPERTY

l l.
W'iethor or not to tax cl,urcl, pfo,,orlv oeno1tr
unod for PURPOSES OF Worship and moi et,nnlv a.
"'eans OF 'hcomo to mn occlcsfasticnl orcanzs-
tlon' IL subject Oh w1licl, thore Is diircroneo
o' opinion. "o llaye repeatedly maintained, in
TIC columns OF Tits Tribune, tl,at such property
anouId DO taxed. But whatoyor room thorn
may DO FOR parties to Disagree on this question.
auroly thero 10 mono, or ut Ioaas should bo none.
As to tho proprioty OF taxing property belonging
70 an ecclesiastical organization but not actually
usoa BY them aa placo Of Worship Dia.,op
1ionnessy, Roman Catholic Dallop Of Dubuoue,
owi'H In that city, among othor property, 4 block
known ~ "Bishop's Block" II Is ono Of tho
hnest picoos Of property in tue city, aud Ia COW
efoa with resldenocs and business houaoH.
blshop Honncssy insisted that this proper
" "aa FREQ from taxos unlor tho Inv
esempt'ng church property. and accordingly ro-
1naod to pay tho taxcs. A man by tho na,uo Of
Hintragor becamo possessed OF n tax-ttlo to tho
property Tho bishop disputed hts right. and
through his representatives proposed to noltlo
With him. Ho ofrorcd to pny him tho principal
and interest Of the taxes paid By him. bosidea
the penalty fixed by law; to pay tho costs Of tho
suit; to pay all expenses aud taxable costa In.
CURED BY Hintragor in tho litigation; to pay Ills
attorneys foes and $4,000 cash as bonus. This
basis Of sottlomont Hintragcr rofusod. Nothing
Short OF lalf tho valuable block will satiBfy him.
Thcro is no doubt but that tic courts will hold |
tho tax-salo valid.
Tho BiHhop. In ha Inn rraat anriotv e,. H.,
temporal fwelfaro Of his Church, has learned q |
very uaoful but very dear lesson. Ho ought to |
havo been sstiailed with tho exemptions which |
the law made in favor Of his Church. without try
ing 70 ssfotoh its moaning beyond tho letter.
Whom tho disposition to tax all church property
ta 80 groat, prolatcs should be thankful oven for
Small favors. othor pro1ates aud Churches nay
profit by tho mistake of tho Right Rev. Mr. Hon.
Messy, Bishop Of Dubuque.
, 1874-08-20

| *AA' A1AsNAA1AA FAG" uE VUN IRRlEE,
hlr' Thomas Brasaey, n. P, in delivering Lin
addrcoa Is President Of tho Co-operatiyo Coas
gFoss that mat at Halifax, England. last April,
touched incidentally upon tho Amorican tariff
In its relation to English labor 1Io calculated
that wages aro rs por cont highor on this aide Of
'i!e Atlantic. This increase of cost in ono olo-
mont OF production adds, however, only & or G
per cont to tho value Of tho n1oducs. II tho
protective dutios worc suddenly repealed, this
dtnoronce Of ultimate cost would mako tho i'm
portation Of British goods pay, aud our subst-
dizcd tndu 6trie8 would DO grioyoualy shaken.
a'us II tno duties NO impose On raw matoria1s
should be repealed. our manufacturers could got
thoir goods In tho raw at lover rates. The coat or
AVing' md consequently the apparent, though
not the ronl, wages Of labor, would be roducod.
Then. Haya Mr. Brassoy. "tho present adyan-
tngos OF the British manufacturer would cease,
and thero would no longer bo a sufficient margin
TO coVor tho cost of expectation from this coun-
try to America" Thceo viows aro well worthy
OF our attention. Mr. BraBsey ia one Of tic
largest employers and wealthieat canltalists in
England. 1lo speaks whereof ho knows
No sano rovonue~reformer proposos To nho,.
ish oil our duties at ono fell awoop. A croat
abuse puts out roots in all directions. It mnst
bo removed by degrees. WhRt NO uood ia a |
gradual lowering Of duties, such AZ tho famous
compromtse-Tariff bill Of 1883 brought about. /
Tic taxos on raw materials aro espccia1v nj.
nox1ous+ and could safely bo removed
At q mora rapid rate than the otbora.
Great Britain, which in 1919 exacted
imposts Oh ,1So articles Of import, now collects
greater revenuo by taxing lcss than twcnty-fIyo.
Under free trade her industries and l,or com-
merco ha7o thriyon. Under mlscalled nrotco-
tlon. our industries have had a siokly crovt,,
that loaycs them exposed to collapse at anv mn,
mont Of passing atripgonoy in the money-markot
aud our commercial marine has been dr;yon
from tho ocean. Our high tariff was an ung;so
Tar-measuro, hastily adopted to meet tho az.
gencicB caused by the War. Tic state of
affairs that was iguorant1y supposed to r;,ako
t necessary Inns long ainco ended, Va }avo
worm our fctters loo long. FREQ trade wlll maho
Ii free.
, 1874-08-20
NOTES AND OPINION,

a VorroDt 1otto, - H., ~.
this picture Of Ooncressma,, WILL '"' s!soH
var,nort nn,rh,,. 1oam ". "'uAru. wlom tho
'.s nopuulleans havo thrown oyorboarfi
Mr. Willard Ii no politician, tn thu m "..a,.,
Won OF that torn. Of tho tricks Of iobyssia .a,
aatea anu partes, ho knows absolutely nothinr nnIy
the'n played by others OF the san, 4ao!u nv a aeeia
among otcs.seekers, Of beIuu ali thin ~ ~ snnson ~ ~
anu turning n his ma ~ ~ nse
1G 93o he ea ct ls ends he knowa nope
and parry atoesss w!n an% %nsh ~ to hy party influence
principles there ii not money onov Ut IN 'nuuore ~ T,s aaa
ine a. ta NJ ny ihs lily Integrity 4 ~ unGend-
What IL riaht w.. ~ so state which ha represents.
, 1874-08-20

1ho name Of 11rs. Isabella Doecher Hooker
haa oeon before tho public recently in connoctio~,
Will the prevailing sensation. hlrs. Hooke., IL
now IN England and fools somewhat iildson,nt ~
Win prof. Goodwin Smith. This latter, il Vii, ~,
remembered, has recanted one Of lin I1,rnaat h. w
s-lnat In w0mans right to che ballot, and in
.uo ptopaolo improvements IN politics which
opinion Of womals capacity for polite, was ,r.
set by Lila observations OF the con,7,,pt n
o. ule late .tenporance-crusade, am,
tho conclusion that "in tho Unitod stataa
woman ia above law." b1ra, Hookor hna
Joined With Prof. osisnes. who is preparing IN n
reply TO tlo passionate essay of Prof. Smith. r.
these radicals only know tho unexpected aid TINT
%aa eom'og TO thefn'-if they could only bo in
uucoa 10 await tho arrival md co-operation oY
the Woodruff aud tho olaflin,-what a nrott,,
kettle OF fish they might have ready for tho an,
)oyment Of the British public,