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New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
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New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

sponding change i'm prices in this country Will
not exceed 20 per cent at Chicago and Mil
waukee and will be under 20 per cent ut New
York. In common with most men who have
considered the subject, we look upon wide
fluctuations in prices, whatever their origin,
whether they be caused by the altcrna-
tions of scarcity and abundance, OF spec
uation and Over-production, or by the
immoderate issue of incOnvcrtible paper
money, as highly prcjudicial to the welfare OF
any people. We have shown that the foreign
trade of England, in the most important arti-
cles of her commerce with the rest OF the
world-with the single exception Of cotton, the
most important-is subject to fluctuations as
severe as any which would afilict the internal
trade of this country under stable currency.
In regard to cotton we need only mention that
the cutting off during the war of the supply
of raw material from the United States reduced
a large body of the English people to the
verge of famine. What moro need we say
to explode the assertion that the present state
of the manufacturers here is to he ascribcd to
the tariff Do not the United States, with
their folty-four millions of inhabitants, in fair
condition as regards enterprise and civilization
and still improving, offer field broad enough
for the smooth working of the law of demand
and supplye How ridiculous, then, to lay all
the damage our crockcry sustains in these days
of exploding bubbles to the t@te noT OF Pro-
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

THE CLOVEN FOOT IN NEUHAMPSHIRE.
The Democrats of New Hampshire have again
exempliied that strange perversity of DISPOSE
ton so often remarked in the history of the
party, by which great opportunities have been
frttcred away and a permanent success wasted
for some miserable temporary advantage gained
by low cunning and petty trickery. With all
their clamor for purity and uprightness, and
all their vehement denunciatiOns of the cor
rupton of their opponents, they have not the
sincerity and manllness to act fairly and justly
when they have the responsibility and the
power. The temptation to gain some
small and contemplate advantage by over
reaching and cheating, they have not the
strength or the courage to resist. The Demo-
cratic Congressman from that State, who left
his back pay in the Treasury during the can
vass in which his party was making all the
capital it could by dcnouncing the Salary Grab
as an Administration measure, and urging the
people to rebuke such dishonesty by returning
Democrats to Congressman who Immediately
after the votes were counted sent on and drew
his share of the Grab-was fair illustration
of the average regard for honesty and decency
of the leaders of the party in the State. Once
or twice these leaders have been trusted with
power because their opponents had blundered SO
badly, had been so reckless and headstrong
that the people thought it time to make a
change and remind the party in power of the
frailty of its tenure and the weight of its re-
sponsibility. Each time these Democratic lead
ers mistOOli the occasion, and drunk with tenn
porary success went off in wild debauch over
the snOils of the camp
Last year they carried the State, and true to
their instincts sacrificed everything in the
future for the sake of present comfort and
advantage They carried partsanship to the
extreme they made no pretense of anything
higher or more intelligent than purpose to
make the most out of the present opportunity.
Naturally enough they Disguised the people
who had revOlted from the Republican party
on account of its intolcrant partisanship and its
reckless management, and these people quietly
manifested their disapprObation last March
by voting for Republicans instead of Demo-
Gratis. The result was Republican triumph,
that party having upon tho returns a majority
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
PUBLIC OPINION.

There is no longer need to strive to mako
our cOanily OF tie South ashamed Of their folly.
Let henceorth the nobler part. and bend cNery
energy to the work OF making them glad that IN spc
OF all still nation. EOt weaker but stronger
the conflicts It has passed safely thEough- Boston
Advertiser lRepJ
We are not in the President-making line.
but felt that tie next incumbent or tat office
would be "a rs honest and incOrrUpt.De ~ Vice
empyrean The strength OF Our right arm would or-
nit, and utter "a shout Of eXltaOn loud enough ~ wo
the seepiest of our neighbours Christian Union.
The history of the manner. in which the
Spencer campaign in 1872 conducted clearly reveals
tie reason Why most Southern Republican politicians
were anxious for the pasSa Of Force h. and as IL
Is written shows also how farcc the in,estgs
ton into Alabama affairs upon which the Force b. was
recommended a sslutary Ileasurc-lDctr TriDune
(RepD
We almost wish DelanO was candidate for
the Presidency What Is 10 hinder BIN from aspiring 10
that great Ocel Ii he would clean out the lnuh fhSs
we should feel very much like putting HIM forward -
the honesty and economy standard bearer Mr.. DcAio'
delay no longer Your BE- short, ana Your 10
partment the foulcst OF all. Look up the iniian
swindes aud the land syintles SHOW how false hiNS
been all the stories against your integrity ana emu your
official term In blaze OF glory Boston Herald nnd)
The fact that the cordial reception of Vice
PRECEDENT Wilson in the south does excite surprise
proof that the temper of the Southern people has bea
njsre presented In the North 10 "A melancholy degree Ger
tnly the warmth of thc greeting extended 10 the .cc
President OF the United States among the people os Ias
south exitcs surprise there Is only IN tAc NoIA
that the astunshment observed l some othrr Nosta
crn gentlemen would travel through the Southern ste
treatment would rapidly dimnLsh.-lCnc.nnAu In
ulr,rt
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
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TIE NEES TNIS MORNING.

FoRllGN-Twcnty-one members of the Commit
tee of Thirty Of the French Assembly have resigned
- decree of the Spanish Government declares
the electoral period opened the press s free to dis
cuss all constitutional questions except that of mon
arohy.
DoMEsTIc-The Governors Rapid Transit bill was
ordered 10 q thirl reading in the Senate 80 amended
az to apply only TO New-York and Westchester
Counties. -- The Court of Claims. il is reported.
will decide in favor OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Company in their suit against the United
States. - The Indian delegates called on
the President, who declined to talk with
them, referring them to Secretary Dclano and
the Indian Commissioner. --=- At the Convention
of Roman Catholic Benevolent Societies the new
constitution was adopted and officers were elected
- he Yro. .lninary exercises eI the Mecklenburg
n. c., Centennial Celebration were held yesterday.
- The annual meeting OF the United States Cen
tennial Commission begun yesterday in Philade-
plia.
CirY.-In tie suit against Mr. Bcccher, John X.
Porter bean the summing up for the defense. 60
Arguncn,s Were heard in the United States Circuit
Cour. in regard 10 the admission Of certain tcsti-
mony against importers. -= Arrangements were
made to transfer risks of the Merchants Life In
surance Company 20 the Globe Company. -
Quarantine Commissioners defended themselves
against charges of extravaganza - The annual
award Of prizes at the Academy of Design was made
- Tho Long Island p. l.. Diocesan Convention
and the New-York and Harlem River Unitarian Con-
ference he'd sessions 80 Gold, 116A, 1l6l4
1l6L. Gold value Of the legaltender dollar at the
close, Sc cents
THE WEATnER-The Government report predicts
cloudy or partly cloudy weather. with slight changes
In Temperature and possibly numerous rains. Their
mometer in this city, 90, Gle, $40.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
AmusemsAis ano ffleetinge.

RoOTu's THRATER.-" Macbeth"
DAIy's FIFTH AVENUE TnKATgR The Big Bonanza"
GRAND OrERA HOUSE," Twelve Temptations"
LYcguM TrIEArFR Girone- Girofla." Gcofroy.
OLYMPIC TnEArEr-vsricty Entertainments
Ron,ssoN HAIL." GiroGc-Girofa." In English
BAN Francisco MINsTREIs-Birch and Wambold.
THeATER Co,nQUE.-Varety Entertainment.
Yrx,os sou,RE THEATER-At 1:30 Benefit Perform
ance. At 8 "The Swo Orphans"
wALLAcn's TnEATER.-"A Happy Pair" and "The
Rivals"
ACADEMY OF Decentralization Of Paintings
ASSOCIATION HALI~-Dramatic Recital Prudie Cole.
GENITAL PARK GARDEN.-Concert Thomas.
CoLoRED ORPHAN AsYLUM.-Annual Exhibition.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM ART-Painting, Statuary etc.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
PERSONAL.

Signor Salvin has been admitted "a an
honorary member Of tho Atheneum Club OF London.
which Ia the first case OF the kind
Gen. Frank p Blair has been 80 much bcne-
fitted by the TRANSMISSION Of healthy blood into his veins
President Grants entertainment at the Re-
we're in Boston, at the time of tho Concord and
Lexington Centennial cost the State Of Massachusetts,
si,455.
The Empress Augusta of Germany has sent
pictures OF herself the Emperor and Crown Prince To
the ladies managing the table Of the Centenns!
be sold az the close Of the entertainment
The nephew of the late Ellie de Beaumont hai
presented France his unces collection OF books.
pamphlets and geological maps There are about 2ooo
books about the same number Of pamphlets, and Oo0
maps They will be deposited in the School Of Mines II
Paris they be used by students and the pub
lie generally.
Gen. Sherman has had another town named
after him. IL is In Illinois, opposite st. Louis and 'ts
population said consist mainly Of doctors and fever
and ague The inst named after Gen. Sherman "a
cheyenne wyoming Territory IL s on tne nighsss @
because he the taest General In the fedcri
service
Mr. Bronson Howard of this city, who is now
In London has written letter to The London Times oon-
cernng some intatons that journal tina: Americans
still have traditional prejudice agninst Great Britain
al assureTyou." he says "in all sincerity, after ample
experience and observation that feeling Of prejudice
against the people Government OF Great Britain 30 'ar
as the present generation is concerned is in any manner
associated with public celebration Of our national an
nversaries These anniversaries based upon matters
which are now purely historical have never yet met an
American who In the slightest degree confused the hstr
ca facts OF George His reign with our relations TO t-
gland and people at the present day III met such an
American should merely laugh him, and majority OF
his American friends would do the same These yearly
gatherings and riocings in the United states are smy
expressions OF ilia devotion to the memory of our i
cestOrs We America think that the England OF To-Day
nf
gle rather them; ii occurs To US tas
our popular celebrations in any manner conflict WIN
the prejudices feelings OF coemporaneous Enssh'
men,"
OTTAWA, Ont, May 19.-The Hon. ID. A.
Macdonald, Postmaster-Gencral. has been appointed
Lieutenant of Ontario. His successor in the
Cabinet has not yet been named.
BosrON, May 19.-The Rev. c. l.. Robinson
OF the Memorial Church OF NewYork was, last night,
called by the Park Street Church to fill the pulpit for
merly occupied by the Rev. w II. III. Murray.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

munity quite a. much as it did yesterday
among the attendants in the courtroom. The
Judge is likely to speak throughout to-day
and tomorrow. The whole interest OF the
long proceeding seems to be gathered up and
intensified in the fervid utterances with which
he begins
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

they think, in measure out Of our childish
self-conceit and hatred of people whom We
did not know. There is less prejudice against
the South than before the war, at Tarrytown.
and the people are learning to look at broad
ideas and principles as they never did in the
days Of the MAY muster.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

The French Legitimists appear more sensi-
tive under the Republic than they did when
they had hopes of o mOnarchical restoration.
Why twenty-one members of the Committee
of Thirty should resign because the Assembly
failed to refer bill to the Committee, surpasses
ordinary comprehension.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
TREATMENT OF THE INS4NE.
CONVENTION OF MEDICAL sUPERINTENDENrs oF IN
sIlTUrIoNs FOR THE INSANE.

AUBURN, \. Y, May I9.-Iho HIeI noon
..ao 90 ,ns c,nvsntiop of Medical supcrintendenss of
sma,an ns,itutions for the yesterday was con-
~ rsnorts as to the condition Of the Insane
,ns,,,,,or. o, the different states represented
The lecture Of Dr. Gray superintendent OF tho cues
State Asylum. on the ' Pathology OF insanity "~ ~
~ . large audience at the Opera House In the
AZ $50 this morning the association departed
sr nyi 20 inspect the willard Insane Asylum 6uss
NJ ~ sossivR " ~ aell theSet
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

Our citizens will read the report Of the pro-
ccedings with lively interest and note who
are the men that have thrown these obstacles
in the path.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
Business Noi;ces.

A CuovIxc. SUCCESSFUL, SOUND LIFE Com
P.sy-V!:E r@,,.tYRs INSURANCE Co of Hartford.
Best Dl3cein NY to buy Boots, Shoes q l'alters
%, an, iaDi cs patr0nzo MILLER co.. mons
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

Probably the Spanish people ought to accept
with gratitude whatever favOrs are thrown to
them by their illiberal ruler. Still it will be
curious if many OF them do not fail to COM
prehend on what ground perfect constitutional
liberty is withheld if freedom of political dis
cussion may be granted for what is termed
the electoral period.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

Yesterdays work In the Senate, on the Hustled
Rapid Transit bill, so far as it went, rebounds
% the disgrace of that body. They loaded it
With amendments designed to render it useless,
pne of them making it a special act by con-
ming Il to New York and WestcLester counties.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

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Our London correspondent, in his letter on
the second page, shows how apprehensions OF
a war in Europe were excited in London on
very slight foundation. 1t augurs well that
the French journals, which are sometimes very
apt to seize with avidity upon alarming ru.
mors, have given very striking example OF
composure in referring to the war panic.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

PERSON. un0Jle 10 OF ain TIVE TRrrUNE in dnyof hc
fra;as Joqa o. hotels IL lci is usuGiq Sold ,e;U con-
for Jror hy informing this otce Of the circumstances
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20
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New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

The anxiety of the Indian chiefs to talk
with tie President himself abOut their affairs
seems all along to have been the principal in
centiye to their journey to Washington. 1t is
not, therefore, to be wondered at that they ex-
press dissatisfaction at being cut short in
their interview with him and prevented from
discussing the business about which they
have come. Turning them over to Secretary
Deano and Commissioner Smith will not ex-
actly meet their expectations Meanwhile great
preparations, described in our local columns,
are making to occupy the Black Hills region,
without much regard to tine doubtfulneSs OF
acquiring the right to so thithor.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

Rather in what ii decided not to do than in
what it authorized, was yesterdays work in
the Assembly notable The bill that was to
permit insurance companies to invest their
funds in the securities of other States, after
making good progress by vigorous pushing,
came suddenly to grief. An effort to revive
the Civil Justices bill was unsuccessful, and
that measure, it may be hoped, will not be
resuscitated. To many Ncw-Yorkers it will
be unpleasant news to hear that the bill to
prevent the erection of slaughter-houses and
bonc-boiling establishments within the city
limits was defeated. a committee that will
have plenty TO do was appointed to investi-
gate the various appliances and legislation
that have for their object the detection, pros
ecution, and punishment of crime.
"If there be beast upon earth capable OF
"holding a conversation aboat the parentagc
"of his own boy with the paramour OF his
"adulteTOus wife, he has lived too long upon
"earth it is time for him to die" This, as
well as any other sentence in Judge POrters
remarkable opening yesterday of the argument
for the defense in the Beecher case, may be
taken as the keynote to what he had to say.
The whole speech is of singular power and i'll
terest. 1t may be expected to renew the
waning attention to the trial among tho CON-
New-York tribune., 1875-05-20

There is no cessation in the attack on the
Whisky Ring. This mornings advices recite
the particulars of the downfall OF corrupt
officials in different localities, and there Is
every prospect that they will be dealt with by
law, without reference to the whining OF their
political supporters. Secretary Bristow finds
an able ally in the new head of the Depart
ment of Iusfice.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-10-30
A Useful Future for Reduce
ed ssSOciefy Men,

A short time ago the Ledger referred
to Mrs. Crawshay's project, in England,
to provide ''la,ly helps. and its i'll sue
cess Offices have been opened in Lon-
don, where not only mady helps" out
gentlemen helps may be obtained.
Even Mrs Crawshay is shocked at the
proposition to extend her scheme so as
to include gentlemen. The Pail Nal!
Gazette says. Young ladies urge that
the spectacle Of the silly triflers who
have Whispered 'unmeaning nothiLgs'
iu their ears during the London season,
engaged in brushing coats, backing
boots. and cleaning plate will have a
salutary effect, rather thaa otherwise.
on thcir own exertions, and cause them
to WELD the scrubbing brush aud four
ish the gridiron with increased energy,
with the view Of showing that they are
fully able TO compete with vile men in
the domestic as we'll as the professional
and political arena"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-10-30
SuperfIuOus Women.

At a recent convention of women In
Syracuse, Mrs, Livermore read q paper
on "Superhuous Women,' in which she
maintained that single women arc not
superhuous in society. II seems hardly
necessary to have drawn the line at that
point Ne women are superfluous,
married or single, who have either the
education or the skill to make them
selves useful. In the sense of incapac-
ity to be anything else than consumer,
there are as many superfuous women
among the single 1t is probably true
that the former have more opportuni-
ties, and are better provided with the
means to make themselves useful than
the latter. The quality Of superfrity
attaches as well to men as to women
who are drones 10 the social hive, and
who spend their days in idleness and
dissipation. Even in the present or
gapiz ,tion of society, with all its inc
qualities of opportunity and fortune,
there exists no person, male or female.
who, determined to take an active part
in its various economies, might not be-
useful; and it is as much a want Of
disposition to do, as want Of opportu-
nifty, that gives to the world so many
people who are to all intents and pur-
poses superhuous.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-10-30

my son" said old KeizIe, appear
ing at the head OF the stairs with sus-
picious looking strap in his hand, cit is
now the rosy time Of morn. and Aurora
shines high in the heavens warming
the heart Of the lark as he scars aloft
filling the air with his melodies. Awake,
my son. and breathe thou the freshness
of newborn dayp' "Let the world
heave on lis ocean waves; ask but
Sleep said Tom, as he pulled the blan-
kets close about and turned overs but
old Keizle was not TO be tritied with,
and gathering the blankets in one hand,
he reared: But, my son, The busy day,
walked by the lark, hath reused the ri
bald crow. and them internal hogs is in
the coruGeld raiSiu' blazes with the fod-
der! Git up, you lazy snortin hound,
you, or III blister your hide wuss,n a
yaller jackstl IL GOMEZ replied Tom,
as he arose from bis couch Of rest aud
rye straw with the alacrity of spriug
Lightning. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-10-30
Vanished Fractional Cnr-
PHnCl.

An interesting fact In connection
with the loss and destruction OF
fractional currency is ascertained
from the Treasury Department.
It is very well known that the
government is yearly the gamer
by a large amount by the disap-
psarance Of small notes and cur
rency. But the figures regarding
the three and five cent issues Of
fractional currency, when it is re-
membered how many of them are
required to make dollar, are par
ticularly interesting. The issue of
these notes ceased in April, 1869,
at which time there had been Is
sued $6O2, 900 Of the denomination
of three cents, and $5,700,000 of
the five cent series. Although over
8 years have elapsed. there are
still outstanding $4,000 In three
cent notes. and over 81 ,S70,OM OF
the five-cent issue.