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New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

ss n sd s s to of for the
process of imitation is to go on and whether the paper
money is to be redeemed alarms capital and arrests
the established laws OF commerce. and trade IL cannot
be saved by paper money, imitation, and balloons.
Col De Costa then spoke briefly to the assemblage.
George A Schafer Of ST. Louis, Mo-, followed short
address, in which he compared tho two parties they
exist IN the West He said also: 81 am not rs Repub
lcan thrd-term man, but hope if can't find bet
ter man than Mr Grant we will elect him. no law pre-
venting"
XVlTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
The XVIII Assembly District Republican Association
held its first regular meeting since the adjournment for
the Summer last evening the Of the NJ Cregan
Association, President William Henry Anthon being in
the chair In front of the building and extending
the street, was large wire banner, upon which was
large calcium light was placed in the
Tc street, ana threw It's m rays npon the banner
few remarks upon the Saratoga Convention to which lie
was delesate In speakng Of the Liberal Republican
the ticket the Convention that the
Republican party were willing TO receive back all who at
Repuhlicansm lie then spoke of the currency, saying
that at present the country was feeling the effects OF the
war upon the currency worse than II ever had done In
the past past or eyer Would in tho future This effect
RGw at n ITS e hs o s m way to
creditor of the nation that he would be paid
He claimed that the platform Which had been established
al saratoga, and which was now presented to be ratified
OF the support OF every true In regard to third
term, he said was an abslrdity 10 bring il into politics
at all but nevertheless the members Of the Convention
had thought il best 10 let the people know how they stood
on the subject and had therefore declared themselves
against il. In conclusion he praised the nominations
The following resolutions adopted:
HeSOlrd, That the XVIII Assembly District Republican
Association ndoIse the platform and resolutions presented 10
the electors OF this state by the Convention held at Saratoga
! on "Wednesday, sept g.
Resotrcd. That Iay the nominations made bv the Con
vcntOn for state OnCe composed oi men OF integrity ability
and capacity, whose records in the past guarantee
that they have the confidence and viii the support
| OF the electors throughout the state.
HeSO'rd That the National ana state Governments should
be In the hands of those have made the Constitution the
charter of equal Liberty justice reconciliation hOnesy and
reform and have saved the mon during the RESTORED
! 10 the country the glory OF the American
RsOGd That the interests OF the whole nation opposed
to further imitation of the currency and that in favor
OF return 10 specie payments at the earliest date.
HeSoircd That in favor Of the preservation Of tho
Common School system. and its unqualified maintenance by
I taxation
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
ADIPLOMATIC "REMINISCENCES.
THE HON. J. RUSSELL JONES AND THE KINo OF
THE BELGIANS

TIE HON. J. RUSSELL JONES AND THe KINo OF
THE BELGIANs.
IFRox THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1l.-The mention OF tho
Hon j. Russell Jones, latc United States Minister 70
Belgium as possible of Secretary Delano on
the first OF mORth recalls an amusing anecdots
which used 10 be told By intimate ri nj Of Mr. Sum-
ner When Mr.. Jones nominated to De Minstor
Resident IN Belgium Mr.. Sumner, who was Chairman OF
the Committee on Foreign Relations, was opposed
to mis- confirmation on the ground that he Was nos
fitted for the position. Mr. Sumner had an
idea that American representatives abroad should b
men familiar with foreign politics AMI diplomatic usage,
as well as persons OF high social standing aud literary
attainmcnts His friend who told tie story urged Mr..
Sumner TO withdraw his opposition. He told him that
while Mr.. Jones might not be such man as he himself
would the position he one OF those clever
Western politicians who soon adapt themselves 70
any situation In which they may be placed, and after
making few amusing blunders become very fair
Foreign Ministers. Either on account OF Mr.. Summers
opposition or because there not time fully to
slider the matter the Committee the nomination went
over to the session OF Congress When Mr. Sumner
returned TO Washington, a few days before Congress
met his friend cal ID upon him. and ia tho OF his
visit. Mr. sumner broke out Ia u triumphant tone:
"Well, suppose you have heard what your friend
Jones has been doing at Brlssels"
The gentleman did not remember hearing any
thing Mr.. gunner then said that the King OF
the Brlgiahs had given u dinner to which Mr. Jones
with otter representatives OF foreign nations had
been invited day or two atterward MI Joh@s hes
or doorkeeper asked he had received letter summon
ing hn to an audience Mr. Jones replied that he had
moi INT that he was the representative Of the United
states that ne had dned with the King day or two be-
fore and that ne now simply called To pay his respects
The usher informed him that under the circumstances
he could not admit him, whcreupon Mr. jones said that
n would make no especial difference he conld lust
wc leave hs card He then took from his pocket two OF
his visiting cards and turning down corner o tach re-
uucstcd the usher 10 give them TO the King ana Qae.n
with hls compliments. The story somehow got out ana
was much laughed at by the members Of other foreign
ieg atoms NJ Brussels. .,
Mr. Joness nomination was confirmed at the succf ed
ing session of Congress. but hs name was aiterward
refcrying 10 this amusing incident aud having good
| laugh over II.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
A GERMAN DEMAND FOR HARD MONEY.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY The GERMAN DE"o

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY The GERMAN DEMO
CRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The German Democratic Central Committee
met at the Teurona Assembly Rooms last evening, Al
derman Gross presiding. The object OF the meeting was
10 draft resolutions to presented to the Democratic
State Convention, expressing the views OF the German
Democratic element OF New-Yark. Immediately AFTER
the reading Of the minutes Judge Michael Gross pre-
sented the following resolutions from the Executive Com
mittee which we're adopted
Whereas The established fact that the United states mp
IN 1861 and Great Britain and Ireland, AZ wei hs "ei
many France and other great c0nLleIcla countries III
~ "a reent day have managed or do manage 10 fcgI
their fmuOrt and export trade, supply their nome nous
ries and retail business aud elect thcr loans ana eG
chonres with volume OF currency, In com ait Dihh
no1es which was and is less than One half the amount o
nauer and GOLD at present in circulation wihh lhe d
atcs furnishes sputabc proof That not only there 70
snccn money at the disposal Of ts nhtlon 10 40 Iniee
,,es tne amount Of business 1t is actually nohE or
Lcb IL ever did before, but that II must contract te
present paper volume If i5ccE.css spt anu ga
scheInip0 nn" which bias st red 70 much aiieAdy'
shall not again be cngcndered and
ELe,yas Recent statistical returns nom England do
establish that late tho beginning OF August Islo
80 total circuIa on OF notes and coin IN the United
kingdom was not than 9oO,6J3,619 stcrnh1. or
Uto over 3fOD 900 900, where~h TO sustain ioieisn
trade more than three times I'D e1t@nsiSe as on 20
eject she Dulk of the worlds l0ans aud EXCHANGES anu
10 supply with al the needed money population pu'
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
VIOLENT GALES AND HURRICANES.


TILE MFuIrFERANEAI AND THE SOUTH OF FRAME
VISITED BY THE sTORM-RIyERs FLOODED
VINEYARDS INJURED-HURRIcANE AT THE WIND
WARD ISLANDS AID SANTIAGO DE cUBi-MAIuNh
DISASTERS REPORTED.
PARIS aonday, Sept. l3, 1878.
A violent gale occurred yesterday In the
Mediterranean and around its coasts AT Cete TIE ri
way station was flooded and railway frame lhterrupe"
between tat town and Refers. Other parts OF france
were similarly visited Saturday and Sunday severai OF
the rivers in the south OF France were swollen 10 suc jill
extent that they oyerowcd their banks The rch piahs
of yigoblcs between Bezors and Narbonne were inn-
dacd and the vines covered with water. Many houses
were destroyed.
MoyIPElLrEn Monday, Sept. l3. 1879.
Violent storms have occurred in this neghDorhood'
and grcat damage has done 10 the crops water
spout destroyed 80 houses st 81. Gilman Nne "eau
bodies have been recovered but 90 persons are sun HISS
ing a.
HAVANA, Sept. 13-Roports OF hurricane at 'ne
windward Islands and serious damage TO vessels co'
tnue to he received, though no details nave come 10
hand The weather here is threatening hurricane ID
repoed 10 have occurred Santiago dc Cuba last night
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
THE MISSISSIPPI TROUBLES.
FRFSV RESORT TO ARMS.


TALLAUATCHIE COUNTY DISTURBED BY A QUARREL
GROWING OUT OF TIE ATTEMPTED ARREST OF
TWO NEGROES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 13.-Passengers from
Grenada report serious trouble In Tallaaatce county
Mississippi, some ten miles west OF Charlestown The
whites there had sent Oakland for assistance
and citizens at that place and at Grenada were arming
for service centlemln who arrived from CbarestOwn
this evening gives an of the gn Of the trouble
Last Thursday negroes, who 1T IL claimed live IN
Arkansas registered voters at Flarsons store war
rants for their arrest issued, and given to con
stable who took posse with him As they approached
the place where The negroes staying the latter saw
them, and 0ed They pursued to Coahoma county,
and two OF the consablos posse named Evans and Buf
ford il ia claimed fired at the negroes they ran. The
groes in the vicinity OF Trenton hearing or the aar
armed themselves the number OF TO- and proceeding
to Friarsons store demanded that Evans and Buford
should be gwen up to them, and behaved IN rlotous
mauner County Treasurer Stewart, who is also a
deputy sheriff assured the rioters that II they would re-
turn home he would arrest Evans and BuGord lie did
not do tits however and Saturday it was asceita'ned
that large body Of armed ogroes haG gathered at
Trenton The whites living FIarson's sent Treas
urer Stewart and Jerry Robinson to try ana induce the
to disperse But they found them very violent, and
threatening to hang both Robinson and Stewart They
returned IN haste informed the citizens that the ne
groes were swearing vengeance against them Gals
were then made Oakland, CharlestowD, and Grenada
for assistance and parties of mon have gone from those
IN Fri
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

few millions short Of that OF own country making
patent beyond shadow OF doubt that the clan0r Tor
medium Of about $500 10000 Of National bank notes
and greenbacks about 900 gold in the Pacific
reasonable that appears virtually past the understand
ing OF any competent observer and sincere man; nnd
Whereas VIC have witnessed with pain aud constcrna
ton that in spite OF the foregoing facts ana all the tcacn
lngs OF our own past experience, several Democratc
State Conventions and in particular those OF Ohio ana
Pennsylvania have adopted financial policy totally NJ
variance with the and not less III contradiction
with the sound and mehonoTed financial principles OF
the National Democracy OF yore when men ike Jackson
Benton, Cass, Van Buren,. Clinton, Wright, and Marcy
its representatives In this State and In the Union
and
Whereas II s firm conviction that the and
practical application Of financial policy and regulation
Of the currency quesion demanded by the aforesaid
Democratic Conventions are not only dshonorabe 10 the
Democratic party and injurious TO the Democratic cause
but raugh with disaster to the country NJ large as IN
evitaby and unaltcably tends TO imitation and repudia
ton be IL therefore
Hesored That we cntrcat and exh0rt tho Democratic
Convention OF the State OF New III Syracuse Assem-
bed not only TO reerate its declarations OF last year
in all that finances banking ard currency, but
possible TO do 80 with still moie emphasis and posi-
tveness; and he IL further
ResOrrd. That In our opinion the solemn duty OF en-
deavOring the tide OF imitation and rcpndaton
which threatens to invade the country and involve II in
bankruptcy dishonor, and ruin deyoIyes on the Demo
cratic Convention Of tho Empire state AT this hour.
ReSOrcd That we trust TO the wisdom and patriotism
Of the Syracuse Convention to give such orcibc express
sion to the real wants of the country as VIII carry cOnVc
tion with il wherever IL s read by intelligent and upright
men,
An attempt was made TO introduce another resolution
condcning the Sunday liquor law and the question wac
discussed considerable length and warmly supported
by a large number, but II was not acted upon. Mr
Criminal introduced q resolution, which was passed
This proposed the assessment of all unassesscd real es
tate in the city and state and equitable assess
ment OF city property compared with other property
in the state This IL understood to he an indirect re-
quest for the taxation " church property
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
PrpIRIICAN RATIEICATION MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETINGS.
GATHERING OF ELECTORS IN THE WITH ASSEMBLY
DIsTRICT-sPEECH OF JOSHUA NJ. VAN CoIT
-.rDRFss OF w. H. ANTHON IN TIE XVIIH
DISTRICT.
A large meeting of the Republican electors
OF The With Assembly District was held last evening"
uuce- the auspices Of the Republican Association of the
disIict at the rooms Of the Lincoln Club at No IL
University-place. The rooms were full Cornelius Van
Cott presided and said that the object Of the meeting
was 10 ratfy the action of the Republican state Convcn
ton Resolutions then adopted cordially approving
tho platform made the state Convention at Saratoga
and mentioning special pride and approval the nom
nations made there The candidates are designated as
that honestly wish Tor reform ana an econonlodi
administration Of our state Affairs
The Chairman then introduced Judge Joshua W. Van
Cot of Brooklyn Tho speaker began by paying tribute
to the cenus and works Of Abraham Lincoln explaining
that he had understood his remarks were to be before the
Lincoln Club lie then said, among other things:
would characterize the platform adopted at the s'ate
Convention the honesty platform WHAT 1oes IL de-
hrcs, fnitnent of An public Obligations, honest per
formance OF all public duties, inorcement OF
az pnnn pqDnc NJ lie schools Of the country and
then. finally, honest speech ana Ialr dcaing Win @ e
ftate National say that any party that nyes up 70
that platform deserves 10 live ana siall ye hmu nov
v Lsf candidates have we put upon -a PLATFORM SOUND
in every one OF It's panksf We have put upon that plat
form candidates worthy TO stand upon IT. rog ine ="
wears and through such trials ana the c is 20
well that 1t II not necessary 10 enter to any
discussion Of claims II has been true 10 every prlhce
upon hcb Il started ii has been true through t1e lnos
critical period Of the nations life, II has preserved peace
n mas administered Justice 1t has established HheiN II
has ali the claims which any great party in aduhns'ia
ton can have to the good Will OF the people -.
What claims have the gentlemen who ask US 10 step
ont Where were they when fighting the battle
OF te nation1 What about the pedceat any rce DEM
ocratgi What about the Democrats VINO wore ~. say
uniform what about the Democratic parry V w 70 ~
as attempted to be- organized out OF TIE rebels o te
South and the peace Democrats Of the NOrtl wat
about party so composed making claim upon inc CON
fdence 6f the 10y al North The Industries OF tht country
are checked capital is looking out an1i0usy in'o he M
tdIe We are not In that palmy state oi security
In which We would desire 10 Ia, and
every man who Is out Of labor, every man
who has dcuty to pay n inclined TO ascDe hls
troubles 70 the administration Of the Government but
II not the fault Of the Administrations IL B ING result
Of necessary war measure Enormous issues OF paper
made and when tho over We were not IeaHy
Immediately to return 10 gold and silver payments be
tween and eight hundred millions lD paper money
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
A BRITISH STEAMER IN DANGER.

TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA IIkELY TO HAVE foCND-
EHEp-SHE ARRIVES SAFELY AT LARNE
IospoS, Monday, sept. l3, 1879.
The Press Association of this city has re-
mort that the steamer State OF Virginia. which arrived at
Iarue to-day sprung leak OF Cape Race, aud at one
time it was feared she would founder but the leak was
finally stopped.
LoSDoS, Tuesday Sept. 14-6 a. m.
Further accounts q tic accident To the steamer state
Of virginia say that the leak was discovered
when the steamer Was 100 miles east of Cape
Race Fourteen feet OF water had gahercd ID the hold
before tie position OF the leak could be a'cer'ained
WAter-tight compartments saved Tie vessel
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
COLLECTION DAY SAFELY wEATHERED'

s,yFsAyrsco, Sept. 13.-Collection day has
nased with no soplase bills being paid better than wns
o,od owing 10 the large amounts passed over at the
,oa, collection The action Of the Pacific Stock Exchanse In
Ifung to reopen business at present meets WIN scne
.,nnanjntion II seems probable now that ine reopen
~ ~, h Rank OF California Will be delay cd bey 0ud the
Itib inst probably until the opening OF tie Haik %.
New ada about the lst proxino
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
TIE NEW SPANISH MINISTRY.

cry. JoyrILAa INTENT oN HAVING TEACE-TiIE
NEW CONSTITUTION 70 BE LEFT TO THE CoRTEs.
Madrid, Monday Sept 13, 1870.
Gen. Jovellar the new Premier has repeat
edv stated spains most urgent reed II the emu oi
civil war; the question of tho new constitution sh"d
he left to the Cortcs aud efforts of the Ministry IL,
present will be directed to the paclcation of the Kingdom