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, 1875-12-09

Our issue Of yesterday contained dis
patel, from Madison, Wis.,, stating that
Afessrs LEWIS. SMITH, and GREaonY. lawyers
OF TINT city, denied having held my confer
enc, with tho Hon. MATT CARPENTER, then
United States Senator from Wisconsin, on
thu, subject OF compromise with tho Govern
mont in the R1SaKorr mud other whisky
fraud cascs. BIr. LEWIS has also addressed
md caused to be published in tho Milwaukee
Stntinel an "opon LITTER" to TEE TRIBUNE,
in which ho mikes in his own bchalf sort Of
evasive deriAl, iutcnded to cover great deel,
but in rcnlity covering very little tint
Affects tho truth or fatsity Of TnE Tn1uuSEs
statement concerning conferences held
with Senator CARPENTER ia tho interest of
" crooked distillers. Tho most that can be
gathered from hi. Lxw1a' "tloria1 which,
it should DO noted, required n weeks time for
its rreparation--is, that our correspondent
was miatakon IS to tile precise apot where
tho conference ocourrad. The attempt to
shield ex-senator CARPENTER evcn Mt tho
expense Of little special pleading, will DO
taken for what it in worth ponding certain
developments likely to result from further
inquiry into tho mnttors in dispnto.
, 1875-12-09
THE pREsmEnrs EDUCATIONAL POSITION.

THE PREsmEHTs EDUCATIONAL POSITION.
Tho President hm, supplemented his Des
Moincs speech, and gone beyond the tonor
Ut Alr. B1A1NE's letter, In the rccommsnda-
tion that a constitutional amendment ho
adopted establishing free schools without
seotarian teaching in all the States. Tho
subject divides itself into two parts; Flint,
tho importance OF education Oh absolutely ca
sentia1 TO tho existence and perpet,lity OF
our republican form Of government; and,
second, thu removal Of sectarian teaching,
whether tho teneta be Protestant, Catholic,
jewish, Pagan, Athelstic, or Of any other sec-
President has planted himself sfc.4,ely, and
in manner to commond bis viows 10 think
ing people. The President Rays. "The edu-
cation OF tho maaseB becomes Of the first
necessity for tue preservation Of our In
stitutions. They aro worth preserving,
because they haye secured the great
est good to the greatest proportion
OF the population ot any form Of government
jet devised. AL other forms OF government
approach 1t just in proportien a 10 tho general
diffusion Of education and Independence OF
thought and aotloa." AZ the means for 49,
curing the blessings Of cdr scation, the Prost-
dsnt recommends the subp aission Of oonati.
tutionA amendment making 1t tho duty oi
tiletsayeral Rtatos to est sbliah and forever
maintain free schools. There may b. some
Of the Southern States VIII lch would refuse te
adopt sucll IN amendment, but this doos no|
affect the soundnesa Of the position takon by
- tn&. -. ofa
, 1875-12-09

greeni'acks gradual md uniform tendency;
and at this rato it would bo moro than fifteen
yearH 1T no moro summary systcm Of re-
sumption wero adopted ineanwhilo) before
tho gruonbncka would bc MI rotired. Tho
limitation has boon fixed probably with
yiow to the gradual expiration Of tie tlobts
contracted prior to the proposed repeal Of
tho Legal -Tcndor not, which would 10 payable
in greonbacks. But tho very denominations
Of tho proposed 3.G5 bonds, Tarying from
$50 to $1,000, would enable tho people to
'tso then, as currency to ary e1sont that
tlcro should bo a failure Of specie, bank
notes, as.1 grcenbacks to supply tho public
demand for u circulating medium
3. The proposition for An accumulation Of
gold for redemption purposes comnlenas
chiefly on account of the 1noans suggested
to this end, viz: by the restoration Of the
elntsos on ten aud coffee and by reduction
Of expenses. Tho grndual accumulation Of
specie on sueh n bnsis would impose no per-
ceptiblo burden upon tho people, and, going
hand in hand with the gradual reduction Of
the amount of greonbacks to DO rcdaemed* it
would bo comparatively short time before
it would 10 entirely safe to announce gen-
eral resumption perhaps by the time dzel
by tho Resumption net passed. at tho Inst ses-
sion Of Congress. Indeed. tho passage Of
such nets ns the President suggests An1 n
, 1875-12-09

It will doubtless occur to tho Milwaukee
newspapers in tho co1arso Of fow years, at
the rate things a1o now Aoing, TINT there
rea1y was Whisk. k.y-R Ring in that city. Such,
at least, is the o1ect which might be expected
to DO created by the evidence given yestcr~
day By RoDDUl, an ex-Gaugor, who testified
70 having rcooived $4,000 from tho Ring.
Now that t,ne Of the Government understrap.
pera haa loosened his tongue md entered into
partior AarB, 1t is quite likely that others will
abanf ion tho policy Of silence md do the
sta'A somo service which will measurably
at,ne for their past raacalities, and at the
aaule ti,no assist in entrapping bigger game.
, 1875-12-09

Tho ab!est military critic in tho world II
claimed by aomo to DO Col. CHAnLrs G. CaEsSx1.
Of England. His reputation ss critic, though
quickly made. h.a beeu we'll matle+ iiR suony- ,
mors pamphlet ''Tho Battle Ut Dorkinx," u
startled ali Europe and convu.sed overv cAss Ia
England. Col. CuEssEYa last work il 81 esas3
in lbe Fortnfghs!y teeoleto on the memoirs Of
Cons. 8IEnMA. aud JouAoToH. In tho conrso Of
H. be cotnparea them with each othor and With
GnAsr and LEE. Ho aayH, speaking Of tho can.
patgu q 1864: "Reatiug on th.a yaata history
viewed sing1y, SHERMAN must bs pronourcsd
d very master Of tho art Of war In close And
wooded and nountMnous oonuLrf. superior o9
far to h'B boldsr and 1ega s.gacioua chiaa
[dnANT}, and unmatched anywhere. ualoss It hs
by LEE himsolf or tho dfnera! iJouaeTox] who
so HtoutlY opposed him." Tho wnoio Article ID
Of exceeding interest, and forms an easeatld
part Of TIM tite aturo Of tho "March to ths sea.'
Whtla TIN American people universally accord
to Gen. BuERMAN great military ability. CON-
psrativeIY fow consider linn superior to osn.
0nANr.. Tho test Of aueoasa md hasd-fought dslds
viotorlously WOE certainly do not sustain ths oea"
cluHion Of tho Engllah critic.
, 1875-12-09

Tho Chicago produce markets were stealier
yesterday. ltess pork waa actiyo, md al-
Yancsd POO per brl, closing ut 3lo.35@19.40
cash aud $l9,52t@lo.h5 for February. Lard
in good demand and s@l0o per 100 tn
higher, closing ut $1e.3o@l2.a5 cash, and
3l2.Eo for Febfua1y. Meats were quiet
and armer, at 7t@74 for shoulders. 1o5@loto
fur short ribs, and 1os@1o3o for short
cleazs, all boxed Ughwiues woro in fair
demand and steady, at $l.ll per gallon.
Flour was dull and eaaies. Wheat wus
actlro and irregular, closing at sl.oo cash
and 81.ooA for January. Corn wis quiet
and stronger, closing al 4stc for December,
and 443o for January. Oats were quiet and
unchanged, closing At 80to cash and so3e
for January. 1tye was tir.n at GS@6s3c
Darisy W. active and closed weak, at 8d}6so3s
, 1875-12-09

Tho case Of DAVE, alias TURNER, indicted
for the murder Of CHARLES D. WlYIAsD on
Thanksgiving Day, was yesterday continued
for another week in the Criminal Court, upon
the ground of an affidavit by the defendant
that he relies upon the Attendance Of wit
ucsa now absent to prove that he was insane
1t the tino he killed. WH11ANp. However
ga,1zy this prste1t may be deemod BY tho in-
paticnt community, 1t is certain TINT tho
co1rse Of justice will DO accelerated rather
than retarded by tho granting Of Reasonable
applications for delay, a donla1 Of which
would open the way for still greater delay by
means Of Supreme Court supersedtas issued
IN tbs ground of error. Thu Criminal Court
loes well to make haste slowly.
, 1875-12-09

Tho new Independent organization is
ordered to moot In National Convention at
indianapolis, May II, 1870. 1ts platform IL
embodied In tho ca1 which was issued by the
Executive Committee from this city few
days ago. Tho plank which contains tho gias
of the whole, tha principla-or lack Of pria-
cirle-which radically separates this party
from tho others, Ia the following:
Tho establishment Of monetary sJaena haasd
upen tho faith aad rttouecaa Of the uAtiop, Ia hAr-
uaonY NTH ths geniua Of the QoysFumca and adapt
cl to tho demands Of legitimate business. To this end,
Tho circulating notes Of al National md stats banks.
as wall a. al local currency. should bo withdrawn from
circulation. and paper money ssued hy tha GosoFn.
mint directly to tha people. without tho Intervention
OF any systsn, Of banking corporations, which money
Hau ho legalspder IN rsytnout Of III deats, puolio
4nd private dusiea Imports included te1uspt that
portion nf tho interest aud principal Of tho present
rubc dsht that Il. by e1rross terms Of tha hE Gro
atinH IT, mAde payable In Eosalio noney. sha! be 70
1xd|. This money to be interchangeable. II ths op
ton Of tho holders, with rsgiataFed Government
bonda bearing rata of intrrsst not exceeding S8a
per cent per annum.
Tho now party wants paper "money,
not currency, but mo'.ey,-which the GOV"
ernuout Ia to issue "direotly to tho peopla+
The method Of issue Is not farther explained
but tho idee apparently ia that the number OF
| iuallenable rights Rppertaining to m Amera"
uan cittzon shal1 be 40 enlarged that tile list
will consist Of life, liberty, tha pa1snit Of
| Aappinesa, and unlimited amounts Of ire.
| deomnble currency. Every citizen iB to step
| rjRht up to tho Treaster's Office aud fiji his
pockets It Is difficult to avoid lesting
on such wild theories "a those con-
, 1875-12-09

Tho wnters Of England'a newlyeacq,1ircd
route to the Orient will soon be perturbe'1 by
m unusual occurrence-nothing,.leas than tho
passage Of the British naval squadron station
cd in tho East Indies. Tho feet, consisting Of
ei1 war-vessels manned by crews aggregating
1900 men, has been ordered to the Modh.er-
ranean, and will pass through tho Sucz Canal
in m importing limo. In certain possible con
tingoncies tho Mediterranean would be a
l,anly place for tho East India squadron to
bo 6tntioned
, 1875-12-09

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nlcn;shed onlv bv nav,uo rola Tim 1aborino
e1asscs. and INV mud eyery man In reco,pt Of
vnoae renta nr nrofts. wou1a ha 1cnr;red of
a,1 o1,anca to cons,,,na auesr. co1reo tea. silk.
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aar;oa or ,nedieinoe. up]oxs thoy could mau.
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yon
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crconhaclera' sc,,1 ma pon,d he tvofold, II
wonld o,;,,a ort If o1,atanco avery dcbt n,
rro9o,,, ar;rt;ro mn, u,u,d defrond averv
, 1875-12-09

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, 1875-12-09
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

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RhtAt :t'Et
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Parts Of yeAr Al tAtna tAto.
wFkktF EDITION. POSTPAID.
One thpI par 5HAs'
GNnb o.
Cauh af twsn5. par COPY. LILO
Ths pnktaRs Ia cents ytar, uhfoiI Will prepay
Rpettmsn corses rent fro.
To prevent delay and aniatakts be Rure and Gf7s
st-Otcs address In full Including State and cosnty.
n4mlttaaccs may b made either BY '1raf, c.rr"Hr,
Toatofce order, Or in rtgs.rrr! lttc.s al or rhs.
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Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison and Dcarborn.hts, Chicago Iii,
, 1875-12-09

When sho Indian Ring has been thoroughly
axptossd, another branch ot the Interior u"
pArtnent w.l! probab!y claim putlio attention.
Tbs Pcuetou Bureau, by I'll accounts, ranta IN
oyerhsu!lng. It IL aid, On ths tuthoHty Of Tho
Phi1adslpbla Press Republican nsuspapszs
that 1t least q, ,00. COO out Of the annual appFo"
p1tatlou Of es0. coo for pensions sfs pshes
fraudulent papsrs or are Rathsssd In BY ~
tpspsY4,
, 1875-12-09

for December and sGc for Jnnuory. Hogs
were actiso alsa 1i@.oc higher. with tho
bulk If Tho snlts At $t;.a1>@:7, 10. Cattle were
qn;ct nn,l wcs: ,;hcep vera in good Dr..
tnathl Mt FIRM priccs-.llnoted at -. 77"@;'oo
for Common to oitoice. Ono hundred dollars
il gold would buy $11I2;' in groenbacks at
fin rt0st
, 1875-12-09

III describing the iatest phase oftho crook
ID whisky 'businoss in this Juliclal District,
our local ,eport says that ''s1nong those like
u to bo connected with tho transactions are q
congrss sman, Senator, two editors, al In
aucntit j German politician, and gentleman
who D yes Oh his means aud his influence.
, 1875-12-09
THE PRESIDENT ON SPECIE RESUMPTION

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, 1875-12-09
GEN. BABcoUK's "ooUnr OF 1NQ u1RY."

GEN. uAHC0GK'5 "CoUnT OF ING U1RY."
lis natural that a matt conscious Of his
own innocence should seek the Breediest
menna Of vindicating himself before the pub
ic, md it ia but fair to presume until tho
contrary is proved that Geu. 1Apcocr was
actuated by this motive in demanding Court
Of inquiry, to which lie IL entitled NJ m officer
OF tho army under tho Articles Of War. But
there aro many circumstances which justify
tho conclusion that this il needless expense,
aud that it would bavo hoen wiaor il Gen
NAnoocK had awaited l.is vindication IN tho
c+vil courts Il any ofllcial charge is brought
against him by Grand Jury. Tho holding
Of Court Of inquiry does not, Of courfe,
preclude any civil proceedings against him for
alleged completely on tho frauds on tho
revenue, aud it ia because tho Court Of In
aury is In no senso conclusive, either military
or civil, tlat the cost aud trouble incident
therato might better hare been saF cd until it
was certain that he would have no opportunity
Of vindieasing himself in the cosarta.
The Articles Of Wax authorize the Psesi~
don't or any commanding oinoer (which ipr
dicatcs that tho tribunal was inteudca for
| notual war servico) to call Court Of Ingl airy
npan tho demand Of tho officer whose con-
duct Ia questioned. Ta,s Gourt eons;, ,ta -,
otflocrs at the arznv, nat oxcoel;no thr "a an.1
n nacon,cr, It bas tho aomo nowor t.,, snr,
1noning witnesses aud taking ev:de snco as q
court-martial, but its function ID merely to
nrescnt n rcport of ita investo nt;on ont
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Gl)t Cbi1aup U2ibu1,e.

Grconbacts, at Tho New York Cola e.
shange yesterday, closed at 87a.
, 1875-12-09


fecuy innocent.
TIE E1CITEMENT IN MADRID.
Maslrid wna rasty excited Tncs1ay night
Tho average Spaniasd is " iirr awake ut night
than during tho day. Tho streets mud plazas
aru thronged then, aud the fumes of millions
Of cigarettes float upwards from tho gossip
ing, strolling crowds Tho cabtrl summary
Of the r"rt Of tho Presidents no*sago 7e'nt-
ing to Cnbh reached thu Cnrital when every
body WIS on tl4o qui rite 10 hear it. Tho
newspaper e1tras wero grec1isy bought; the
people,. snJ the dispatches, wero wild over
tile conseuts Of tho messnse, md n special
session Of thu Ministry wna hnstiiy chilled.
According to tho ct.hlo, tho excitement was
equal to that shown over tho Virginius affair.
This MOVIE sounds strangely. md seems to
show TINT tho rurpor7 Of the message on this
point has been mistrnnslatel or miaunder-
stood. Tho cable CT Translator may havo
bluudered, or incom pctcnt hands may hayo
prepared tho SUMMARY, or the plnin, blunt
style TINT marks lie arly all Of our public doc
u.narts may havt, mis!ed the diplomatic
spaniarla, who r*pver say MI they mean; few
a;plomnts do. They follow TA11xrnASD's
maxim, that tho function Of language is to
conceal thought. We, OIL tho contrary, say
all wo mean md occasionally considerably
more. There is MI unguarde1 franlness In
our olIcial style. Presidents tulk 10 the pco-
Pic in popular. language. much as q politi-
cian Hp eaks from tho stump or o Journalist
writes an editorial Tor his pepor. A Pres.
ileutial mey,aeo is q sort of family talk, with
! careless disregard Of outside listeners
! Spain las b con listening. auQ has heard what
sho thinks bodies no pood to herself, This
idea il ye,rv ];ko1y mistake. II js true TINT
the text on Cuba arortls no explanation Of
the rcoant, heayy oxpcnaituro on the navy,
but apoth er nnrt ot the rnessaoe-vlich WIS
doubtless not telcerapheI to Melrid-cx-
plains til at tho current naval approprjatious
hcye not bccn exceeded. SO TINT tho refittinu
onl repa ir;n1 NAV norbaps bo attributed to q
! desire tt obey JErrrasoy's maxim, that NJ
tion in lin, of neaco shon]f nlways ba readv
IT, -. :, ,,.
IL"
, 1875-12-09

McV1CKEnB THEATnE-Mldson street. beiween
Dearborn and atAte. Engagement Of May uuHArd.
HEolId Hilysr,r
, 1875-12-09

ADEI.PHT THEATRE-Dcathorn strret, corner
Nonfos. Variety entertainment.
, 1875-12-09

WOODS NUHEUM-M0nrpe strset, between DesI
born and atsto. Afternoon !: g" C4milia." EFeniug
~ ~p>bpTah,n
, 1875-12-09

NEW CHICAGO TuEATRE-Clark street. bstweon
Randolph and Lake. Engagement Of Kelly h Leou's
ItnatEcts,
, 1875-12-09

WAuDANsIA LODGE, No. i60. 4. F. l. A. MA
neEnAr Communication will be he'll this jTAnrslAyl
esonlnH At t,r1ental Hall. No. ia LaSaca. Every
member /. earAcrtiy rcgnested to he prtaen Dnsi-
ress-Tho adoption Ut ncw ny-1.avs, Par tr fer
IT, TU9TIN. II. III.
j. 81. JOHN, dec.
THOMAS J. TURNER LODGE No. 400. 4. F.kA.
M.--st.ted communication this (Thur1dayi evening,
ncc. D. 1t To O'Clock {Anlrricsn E1prraa building, II
TAAf Noaroa atre~t, Work OIL r. A. degree, Annual
communication will occur Dec ~ Visi.ors cordially
invited to nnnet With H.. by order of ". II.
JOHN F.. PETITIONS, Bccretary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-22

Washington, Oct. 2I.-Postmaster
General Jewell had Il long conference
to-day with Col. Thos. A. Scott, who
came here at his request to arrange for
giving the Department all possible
facilities on the railroads controlled by
the latter in the South and Southwest,
with view to still greater dispatch
in the distribution and connection OF
mails in those sections. Col. Scott
acquiesced in Postmaster General Jew
elPs suggestions, and promised to
extend all the facilities that may be
desired.