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, 1875-12-21

IIrsnr REED, cx-editor, we'll known In
Ohio md other Western States, publishes III
tho Washington Gd:<tts an account Of the
history OF the intriguc to placo tho Demo-
cratic party on softn,oney platform. The
shbboleth Of the intrigaors was, "Thcre is
but ono god, and WASH McLEAs Is its
prophet" The god was tho rag-baby. Tile
intrigue began in the spring or early summer
Of 1868, when REED was uominally editing
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer. Ho says that its
originator, prominent farmer of Illinois,
canc to hin, aud said TINT tho people Of tho
Middle States were wild for unlimited green
bucks; that tho winning cry Of tlle campaign
would be "nloro money; and that tho
tho Republicans did. It was to bo
Incorporated into tho Platform to bo adopted
ut New York. pESD1.EroN would then bo
nominated for President, nud McLEAS wonld
DO his right~land man, aud distribute tho
spoila of victory. REEn, who, judged by his
own account, nctctl with great sngacity,
warned hiy intcrlocutor TINT tho Eastern
Democrats would not enter into 6uch a
scheme, and TINT the result woud be the di-
f16lQu u tNV tAA4hS AAtA AkS VfEA 4C444lAb AV~
fent. He told him that tho cry for " moro
money" was M utterly mistaken one, mud
! that he must know this to bo fact. 10 his
astonishmeut, bin visitor promptly acknowl-
edged that he did, but went on to say
| that tho dclusion would have to run iss
course that it WINS bound to carry the
/ country and that the Democracy might as
we'll ride into power upon tho tidal wave.
Would REED help them by coming out
boldly in tho Enquirer i'll support Of such q
scheme? REED would not. With his pre-
dictions Of Dernocratic defeat, tho interview
ended.
This rtory is not an improbable ono,
despite tho dcprnvity which it reveals. II
shows, if true, TINT knot Of desperate in.
triguers resolved to commit their party to n
mad nnl dishonest scheme, in which they
themselves had no faith, but with which they
thought tho mnsses could be gulled.
Of history. They put n sa,ni-rcpudia.
ton plank in tho platform, but SEYMOUR
stood upon it instead Of PEHpLEroH, anG
platform ind candidate wero buried under Ill
avalanche Of Republican yotes. The con.
spirators, unable to learn anything, tried sub.
stantiaily tho satne plan this yoar. They ex.
pected to carry Ohio and mako their Govern
or or some other greonbacker tho Prcsideu.
tial candidate of tie party. Their plots
again failed. MCLEAN should DO satisfied by
this time that 1t il not his function to play
WAEw1cK in American politics. He may
sometimes make candidates in Ohio, but he
, 1875-12-21

Tie worst than useless oitico of City Mar
sial in now filled, the cosan.on Council hav-
ing confirmed tho no1uiuatou Of Mr.. r. E.
GoopE1L. Tic voo upon the confirmation
indicates Tint severn! Of the Aldermen voted
in tho affirmative M a compliment 10 Str.
GoonELL. hut intending to subsequently, sup
,n,rt tho ordnance abolshiug tie Alarahalship
a1togetl,ur. There were. however, several
sudden aud convenient " changes Of conyic-
ton" on thu latter subject, aud the friends Of
tho ordinance were uuablo to do more
than consent u temporary post
ponemcnt.. Pending ths settlement of
thu question, it may bo presumed
that Mr. GoopELL will decline to enter upon
tho lutios anl draw u.o salary Of tho Mar
slalship, unless, indeed, the latter considcra.
ton is predominant and the good OF The po-
lice Department matter Of secondary eonso-
quenco in his estimation.
, 1875-12-21

The Chicagu oracle Of tho worahipcrs Mt |
the shrine OF the rag-baby haa delivered it. |
self Of m utterauco on whit constitutes q |
"dol1ar," Tho Inv Of Congress-. which it |
speaks of as the highest authority in tho land,
hos decrecd 1t to be piece Of paper with an
image stamped thereon, and therefore 1t !!
says: 1t makes little difference, 50 far as
tho real issucs between tho hulloniata md |
tho scrip ndvocates aro concerned, whether |
d groonhack is said to DO worth &c cents or
100; il teiH buy just a. much in one case ds
Ms otheri" Tie Supreme Court OF tho
United States seema to differ FROM the rng-
baby oracle Us to what dollar actually il
g. dollar note, !" aays that tribunal, sis m
engagement to pay o dollar, and the dollar
intended is tho coin dollar Of tho United
6tatos,-a certain quantity III weight
and lneness Of gold aud silver, authon-
ticaseu as such by tho stamp Of
tie Government" When TIE TA1nuxE
speaks Of dollar, 1t 1ncaas dollar, such as
tho suprnmo Court has defined it in conform
ity with national and commercial usagos the
world over,--just as tho Englishnau means a
certain weight and fineness Of gold when ho
gpeEks Of pound sterling, or q German
when he speaks Of d tl1alar Or q form, or
d Frenclman Of frano or Napoleon. It
IL evident that the rag-baby organ does not
nleau this sort Of a dollar, but dollar note.
A dollar note is only equivalent in valuo
with do]lar-that Is, certain weight and
dncnesH Of gold authenticated by Govern
maut stamls-when it III exchangaablo ut any
titns and convenient places with q gold tlollar.
Otherwise 1t is only worth tie ratio it In taken
] ut IN exchange for valuable commodities
To-lay 1t may be worth seyen-eighths Of q
! real dollar, tomorrow ouly three-fourtta, and
80 Oh.
| Tho trouble IL TINT tho greanbackers,
without any authority iu law, precedent, or
reason, eliminate oil idea of worth or property
| yalle from the character OF dollar. II this
were actually the caae 10 for AZ tho dollar
note is concerned, It would cease to be cur
rent. II Congress should repeal the net Of
las. spring providing for the resumption OF
specie payments Jan. !, 1870, and at the
same time doolars that greenbaeks should
Asrtr ba redeemed in gold,-and this IL the
theoryo OF the rag-b g-babytes, puro ndsimple,-
then tho only value which these greenbacks
would lRys would conxist in their character
Of legal.tender for past debts, contracted on a
kreeubaek bas,s. People who are in debt
would buy them III to force them On their
creditors, aud for that purpose would pay
something for them. THIS alone would give
them value, which would gradually decrease
~ the debts should be discharged; and, after
they had lost their function in this respect,
1ey would sink down to zero-csase to havo
, 1875-12-21

aa important aa tho speculnsiona ot tho I'm
reror Of China wonld be upon this suhjeot.
Members of Congress, and newspaper corre-
spoutlcnts, and tho ANAL politicians md
gentlemen of tho lobby Mt Wash.
ington, nre accustomed, every four
years, To exercise their talents in
prestlent-mnking; but unfortunately, the
Conventions raroiy, II ever, solect tito man
named at Washington. The people hare a
why Of their own In making Presidents, and
Tint way in not tho why they have nt Wash
ington. 1t is safe to predict, in nincty-nna
cases out Of ono hundred, TINT no man named
in Washington for the Presidency can bo
elected, or even nominated.
, 1875-12-21

Gen. BAsEs Inns been assigned to the tail
end Ut the Committee on Rules In the House
Of Representatives, which is neither ono
thing nor another. psrhaps it was done on
the ground tllnt Gen. BANKS as A politician is
neither one thing nor another. Still, his
friends will be offended at the unlooked.for
slight put upon him. lIo confidently e1-
peeted TO ren,ain ut the head Of the Military
Committee.
, 1875-12-21
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, 1875-12-21

Kansas is tho victim Of another successful
raid upon tho public moneys. Another big
bonetl swintlle has just been brought to light,
alnl Stato Treasurer TArrES las tendered his
resignation upon demand of Gov. OsnonN,
who proposes to mike swift and thorough
investigation OF tho fraud, and Of Troasury
4lMirs il general
, 1875-12-21

Faseho,ln and ITolet Knkn, in the upper
region of the I}ahr Abind. II MI thia can l,o
true, we slo not seo my good reason to doubt
TINT Prof. NoRDESaxoLp really viHitc.l Sew-
cru-Wostonstlnoi Ostrow null the Bopotscl,-
nnja Korga, md bought tnuksuiner ansl
tsulliror before leaving for saostrowsk oj and
bTaksuniuakoi.
, 1875-12-21

Tho long pending claim Of the heirs Of
NCgEY McCosSELL to the strip OF laud nt
tue mouth Of tho Chicago River, upon which
is situated tho Northwestern Rnilroad depot
md other property Of that Company, has been
settled for the time at least by tho Secretary
OF tho Interior, who decides that the Ralroad
Company hold valid tito to tho lind in
k,uestinn
, 1875-12-21

Tho co1ored Republicans of tho Second
Ward have organized political club, mud
hnye mn.le good beginning by casting their
fortunes will The Ropublican party in the
Presidential campaign Of 1876.
, 1875-12-21

VALMAsEnA, tho Captain-General Of Cuba,
having become disgusted with the policy Of
interference peculiar to the Madrid Govern
mont in reference to Cuban aifairs, has ten
tlczed his resignation, and will embark forth
with for Spnin.
, 1875-12-21

IN ,,us1,al e.op Of fires aud Bnci<tus is rc-
ported from various sections. Defective i'll
ternal arrangement may bo assigned as tho
cause in Il majority Of instances both us to
Buildings nnd people.
, 1875-12-21

1t is reported from Washington that there
is serious dissatisfaction among the Demo-
cratic Congressman ut the announcement Of
Mr.. KEnn's Committees, which arc given
elsewhere in this mornings paper. This
would probably have been tho Case in any
event, na every Democratic member who
failed to get tho Chairinanslip Of the Ways
mud Means Committee was suro to regard
Mr. KERn'a selection rs ill-adyised. We are
inclined, however, to think TINT A1r. KERR
did as well as could be expected with tho ,na-
terial hc had to work up. In making Mr..
3Ion1usoN, OF thiH State, Chairman of tho
Committee IN Ways aul Means, 11r, KERR
not only rewarded the ,uan who was most Of
feient in securing his election as Speaker,
but he also selected ono Of the ablept and
1nost trustworthy members on tho Democrat
10 side. FERNANDO Woop las the second
place on this Committee, which III regarded as
equivalent to q Chairmanship, but 1t is
said that ho is afEronted anil will
decline all Committee work. Tho pub
lie will not tako It to hoart if ho
does. The Republicans on this important
Committee are BLAINE, GAar1E1D, BuncuAnp,
and KELLEr,-all able men. KELLEY Was Gu
". ~ - ~ y 49, ~ r'nw..n 1.;a,t het,o-
hnyo been left on the Appropriation Commit
tee, Of which he was loug time Chairman |;
D"s sH.' -" ~" r ~. 49, naa,a,ua,. ~,
1 .As 49, ,'',,, ,,;s a,,aa,o, ;"to~..,a
-. As INV w." -. .,,:- @.,a... 49, ~.
;" ss]l1 ~ ,.... :. ~. ~. nai.,
Mup',al sSo .h,a 1 ,.aao,' 49, ~ ~ 49,
s"uo A'S%' ".""3o ~, "a$1 'N.'" $500 ~
,sAnt4on W." ~. ."ua ~" ." 1 '', as Aas
o"ea !,,asea 4oa' " - 4s' "Ao "1'
Prooap'y s'ssa l''1' en"" 'aa'A'p 0oc""'1 "'
"aS 'ne aeas'ns coh'saul't 'ot 'no o!'s1.c,' ~,
sup Luz ...ao'o aoo's o,saas ~ a...'
'.a'5 eon'l14t1ee ",'no"1 tlae.us euu1e'ol,
| Ato 0eue5eA ~ lAo A'cau Va ~ A'eo opeH oo4'eo
, 1875-12-21

a stationary or falling barometer damp
air). south win.ls, with clouds md rain, are
predicted for to-day, with n possibility of d
change to colder weather il, tho afternoon,
srom the arrival OF an expected northwest
Wind.
, 1875-12-21

D'cxEr would make a ba.toF Judge II hs Wefs
not 80 very old.-ho and eTonEY are tho aAt,a
age, oach having turned &C yoars.
, 1875-12-21

4 New York murderer, under sentence Of
tlenth for killing lis sweetheart, Inns been de-
rlnrcd i..snue, aud will end his days in the
hinte I41,nntic Asylum.
, 1875-12-21

The controversy bstween Bnoux sud HUM
hss kicked up 10 much duat that many people
soe,a to thlnk that ths election to-day il between
IIuHn aud Brown for the Supreme Court Judge
ship, and ars arranging themselves aooozdingly,
sotns to.onding to yoto for BnowA On she
strength Of his allegations, aud otbsn for Huap
On accoups OF hls kshafaotosy reply. But The
fact IL DRowx IL not candidate, aad the con-
tsst il between Uu1p and D1nK4r.
, 1875-12-21

ATTENTION. A1x KNIGHTS l-statel couclave nt
A,plin Corntnsftlrry Nh. t. X. T.. tha tTucs.!sy>
~rptng ut ncoek. NJ sh# Asylum. Tor l1'sla~S W.
ing Sir knights coutleonsly invtt6 " order =! the
1T, II. II. ", LUGhf ltcehTucs.
, 1875-12-21

Mcy1CKl:R'R TII1.AT1.l:-Mst!tson ttrcet, between
prarber, ANA state. l:rsG,rn.eut Of Baker aud Far
foi. lleturteh and Iicstie.'
, 1875-12-21

Lieut.. oA4knon's successful journey aczoss
Africa has bean lpdssd fruitful In results. He hs4
shown that ths I.akuSa tows Into ths 1naAes !
ah&t th% LnklAhA u the ConSDI md thAt ths
, 1875-12-21

WOpn'S Observation-Disclosures stecet, between Dear.
Born and state, "Jack llarkaways Adventures
sp4 " l.c Riding. 1ioo4.' Afternoon and eyeninG.
, 1875-12-21

l1r. County Clerk LlEo In hts Union ID dis
sressed over tho report that Brick poaznof
Intends starting = Democratic paper In thia CITY
to advocate and psomulgate raR-bab5 currency
and population. "Dsiok" said to the insss-
yiowet;
r.r.-rba -hsbv +. d good dult I don't rhaan
to LOO tho natiun.l debt 1epudated. but when tAs
eoant5 like ~ !ud.vus l. m.as pGeF u.1 Sy esss e,ss
unlu.d tha theYsS Or the debt. And. " tbs talAgas
proposs 70 hang % 70 the dosera'nsat An In hsoF
n.EAnd ~nst do you expect in tho future BY pussu.
Ing such polIcyf
~ 70 sss WI wnfn II ~ @ sSa1. h3 sonn
psrw!se, lssv.ng New England oos III tho cold.
Commenting on theae expressions tf the old
Democratic wat-horss, L1EA says,
Tha Union IL Democratic paRer. hat that aort Of
DsmocEsry viii BY fought. BY it Ia psses. u u vas
fouvht In xsr-+o thA knife.
, 1875-12-21

II theze Ia = largo vote cast to-day, Hump viii
bo eloctod; 1t light vote, DfcxEr will win.
, 1875-12-21

uOOIEYS T1fEATnE-Randoiph street, between
Clark and IaS4llc, California Minstreta.
, 1875-12-21

The French Government las issued =
aprightly little pamphlet Of 800 pages on the
English purchase Of Suex-Canal stock. Tho
most interesting thing init ia dispatch from
the french Minister at London, sent only
three days utter tho announcement Of the pur-
chase. Ho says ho asked Lord Denny 'swhat
had decided England to buy tho shares"
Tho English Minister Of Foreign Affairs re-
piled that the stock was bought solely to
prevent large foreign influence from pro-
pondcrnting." llo wont on 70 soy that tho
Khodiyo Ind only offered England his shares
that week, aud that be was first urged to
keep them himself. Whom 1t was discovered
that 10 was bound To sell to somebody, En-.
giant felt obliged to buy. Lord Derby i'm
proved tho opportunity to lit at bis fathers
great enemy, pA1AlERsros. IIo said TINT En-
gland blundered in opposing, iustead Of aid
ing, the construction Of the canal. And lie
ended the interview by saying: "What We
layo done ID purely defensive"
, 1875-12-21

Tho election for Supreme Court Judge takoA
place to-day.
, 1875-12-21
AMUSE MEHTS,

ACADEMY or Mraft--Iiatsse.l kfetet, between
Najiaop and afuurac, " Tie Two 0rrhanf.'
, 1875-12-21

ADELpH1 THEATRE Dearborn street, corner
Monroe. "ror.y Tnievca."
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-29
The Center Rutland Unpleasantness.

Editor Rutland Globe Il noticed in
your issue of Saturday correction" by
j. L. Robinson, of the item, relative to an
encounter at Center Rutland, which APP
pearcd in TIE GLOBE of Saturday, which
was not entirely unexpected to me, and to
which | request an opportunity to reply,by
simply stating the facts as they took place.
Robinson came to the postoflice, Thurs
day, alter the mail, and no one called his
name or spoke to him, but, as he turned to
go out, he twisted his face somewhat into
the resemblances of an apes, looking either
at my wife or Mrs. Schofield-I could not
tell which, as had only side view of
him. My wife then said "Moiher, he is
making up faces at you,' to which he re-
piled "Nlattie, she lies Matte, she
lies; Matte, she lies :"
then got up from the table, stepped to
the door leading into the hall, and, as
stepped IN the door, Robinson dropped the
mail bag and caught hold OF my whskers.
| gently embraced him with my left arm
around his neck, drawing him Gerry affec'
tionately towards me, hoping thereby to
quell his angry passions. did not strike
at him, or offer to strike him, a, any time
during the ARRAY, as had no Intention of
doing so while he was carrying the mail.
1t is not true that my wife kicked him /;
but he tried to kick her, as can prove by
witnesses who were in the front part OF
the hall. Very respectfully yours,
Il. LAMsoN.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-29
Loeder q Bad Man.

BosToN, June 90.
The Globe this morning publishes an i'm.
portant statement showing that Loeder,
the upholstercr, whose affidavit accusing
MIR. Beecher with improper liberties with
Mrs. Titon has created such excitement
In New York, Is Il blackm,iler, and had
practiced his arts in Boston some years
ago The statement is made by A. w.
Morty, gentleman of position In this
city, and in effect is as follows: During
the year 1868 Joseph Loeder came to Bos-
ton and established small upholstery
store in one of our principal streets, and
for six months did moderate business.
He was a good workman himself and his
employees were also good and ap-
parently understood their business. This
being recognized by the ladies at the south
and west ends he was employed consider
ably by them in putting down carpets, up
holstering chairs and repairing lambrequins
which latter lie did 10 perfection and con-
sequently was frequently called upon.
About this time a lady living and moving
in the best south-end society, needing
something done to her lambrequins, sent
for Mr.. Loedcr who came and estimated
the probable cost and set day on which
he should call for them. Meanwhile this
lady's only brother, who had been absent
abroad for many years, Unexpectedly re-
turned and on the very day, as it hap
pened, that Mr.. Loeder was to call for the
curtains. OF course he saw their aifec-
tionate embraces, for this brother had al
ways loved his sister, and she was rather
demonstrative in her action toward
him since she had not seen him
for many years. The curtains were
finally repaired and Mr.. Loeder received
his pay and for three days nothing
was heard of him. AT the expiration of
that term letter came directed to this
lady as follows
"My respected Mrs. Nj. Dear mad
am: You will feel surprised in hearing
from me again, particularly through let
ter nevertheless feel it my duty in call
ing your attention to the fact that while
working at your house noticed many un-
ladylike demonstrations on your part to-
wards that gentleman. l thought it very
improper at the time, especially as you
were a married lady. Unklnd as it may
appear, feel it my duty to warn your hus-
band unless you Immediately enclose one
hundred dollars to my address.
(Signed) JOSEPH LoEDER.
Mr.. Morey is willing TO appear against
Loeder if suit be brought against him in
Brooklyn.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-29

HAy-The market is quoted as being arm
az G68IO for shipping.
az 2se32c for new eastern and western :3od36c
for do New York.
CoPFEE-The market fol Rio Is quoted active
ana 1lrln at l6A@lsI gold.
SUaAR..The market is very dull In buyers
favor. Sales at IA IA SIC Tor fair 10 good
refining So for prime.
RIcE-rhe market is quoted as being quiet
az az ',as% Tor Carolina common to choice; $40
PETRoLEUM.-The market is quoted as dun
az pace Ior crude and 1lJSc for refined cases
quoted at III naptha 01l@9c.
TALLow - The market III quoted as being
dull. Sales OF 100000 lbs at sys@9kc.
kdds-Market quoted as being steady at l9c
western.
CoAL-The market Is more steady, fair bust.
ness at IS 2S96 90 for anthracite per cargo.
LEATHER.--Market Is heavy. Hemlock sole
Buenos Ayres, and Rio Grande, light, middlcs
dV N@MgM o r. nm,o DO a. rs S7M
43a63c; pulled at s3a50c unwashed at i7as4 !:
Texas at 16a35
KRsIN-The market Is steady at 81 o7h@2 Iax
TuRPksriNK.-The market is steady at SIC
for spirits.
PoRK-The market is quoted as being nrmer;
sales OF new mess In job lots at 500 50(s2O coz.
BEEP-Market IL quoted unchanged.
BgkF HAMS. The market is quoted as
quiet.
TIERcR BgEF.-The market Is quoted as being
dull.
CUT MEATs-Market is quoted being dull ;
middles quiet at IN for western long clear ;
NC for city do. Il &c for short clear SIC dry
hams.
LARD-The market is flrmer at 13J.@ls1.c for
prime steam.
pUTTER-The market is quoted as firm at 15a
24c for new western 2Oa27c for do state. LOG
lsc for western; l4@loc for state.
CHEESE = The market is quoted as steady at
5@12Nc for common to prime.
SREDs-Linseed quiet
WHIsKEY.-The market is quoted as being
steady at 81 1917.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-29
New York Produce Market.


CorToN-Market is quoted as dun ami
easier Sales OF 1928 bales at l5'sc for middl-
FLOuK-Receipts 1851 barrels. The market
rules firm, fair export and home trade demand.
Sales, l4,700 bbls, supertne western and state
bOa4 so common to good extra do - 9Ots5 rs |;
good TO choice do IS 80Cs5.65; common 10 choice
white wheat extra western IS I0a6 40 for COM
mon to choice extra Ohio, s. 9OCa7 90 common
to choice extra st. Louis - 20 q s 2o, mar
ket closing quiet.
RYE FLOUR-Market is quoted as being steady
Sales OF 5000 barrels at 81 BOOB 90.
CORN MRAL-The market Is quoted as nrm
Western at IS 65a4 20 Brandywine quoted at
WHEAT.-Reccipts 2l4,6.9 bush. The market
i@ikc better; fair export, limited home trade
sales, 23t, 900 bush at 81 1Sh@l IA for No. y
Chicago 81 IA for No. Q Northwestern 81 Is
IS for No. 2 Milwaukee 81 1891 22& for No.
Spring f; 81 1901 20 for ungraded Iowa and Min
nesota spring 81 ri a 85 for winter red west
ern 81 85ta1 SO for amber DO; 81 SO for amber
state ; 81 9OCs1 40 for white do.
RYE.--The market for rye Is quoted dull.
9Oc Canada In bond. Sales OF 500 bushels OF
state quoted at 81 o..
PRAs-The market for Canada peas is quoted
as being In fair request.
BARLEY-The market is quoted as being
nominal.
BAILEY MALr.-The market Is quoted as
In moderate request. Sales OF Il, 600 bushels OF
Canada west at 81 10 5000 bush slx-rowed Lake
Shore at 81 90.