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THE TIRED EoDT BuEs rOR SLEEP. Il
BoStpN MaxclS / g. 1874
VALUABLE EVIDENCE.

7 he, following unsolicited Testimonial froa, Rev.
q, T.. W ALKER, D. ID, formerly pasforof Bsw-
iHfence, X. l., nus5 be esteemeU as reliable eyi-
:dence. ~ - -. S'st'. 'r'~
No or should fail to'observe that this tesslmo-
sniu ishe yesut Of two years. experience with tie
suse eor VasssTINE In the Rev. Mr. Walkers family,
twaU now pron0unces ieiByaluable: s.,.,
PRov1nEScsT;R. l., 164 Transit street, 'Hi
;HI II SBrnss, Esq: . ,, -s. = -,:t.. ..t4 a,il - i;
feel bound to express with my signature the
IhiSai 2aluE place upon your VEGRTlEE. Ny EaMfS,
.y Hare used for the last Two years. In nervous
.dr s,lity II h invausb q aAd recommend II TO al
lwtsD may need an invRorsting, renoyatiaa tonie'
ormerts pastor of Bewdoln-squaTe church, u
Boston. .
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EXCURSION TO WEST PoINT.-York River
Lodge, knights of Pythias, will give an ex-
cursion from Richmond to West Point on
Monday next. There will be a tournament,
and the successful Knight, in addition to
browning the queen, will receive handsome
saddle and bride. A band Of music will be
in attendance, and most enjoyable day is
promised. The train leaves the York River
der0t at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

POLICE Court, YESTERDAY salina Rigsby
and Susan peasants (colored), arrested for
drunkenness, were each sent to jail Tor SIX
months.
John D. Hollaway was charged With being
drunk and fighting in the street. Holla"ay,
after arrest, was baied for his appearance.
Failing to come. his bail was declared lof'
feited and an attachment issued for him.
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Eafal Railroad: AceIdsaa

|; OsaHA, September 2SS..-The mail train os
the Chicago, Burlington, and Qnincy rsif
road consisting Of two baggage aud three
passenger r.cars, was thrown thirty feet down
|an emoanEemns to-day, killing one person
and woaudihg fifty others. All but two,cs
1.-The latter are doing well. .as.
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U.rRrw Fl>TlyAL- CELEBRATION OF THE
Wv lr,E.-In, Hebrew Ncw-lear begins
....yl; II >ru,,'. According 10 the Hebrew
,lr.ra.o.y j. j. the commencement Of the
,,,r 5t,G -irc,. The creation Of the world.
TIE Ne~.l,ui'- ic>.iyll falls on The trst day
~, The seventh llrhrc" month. Iisilrl, also
,H-i 'h' Holy Month, because the most
,au II, brrw festivals occur IN the month.
II, Ii : Cac al Ills month l. the peeinhinS
"a. '..r >a.i"t va: al the hebrews, ana Is dis-
,.-3..,!rG !lom The clEl! year, commencing
= i. the 'our',rrtb day OF The first Hebrew
raa,a N..rH. u.on Which day The l>raeilteS
@.,I.r,a r!.l; rc5m1iion from kg!p'lan
-a,r:l. iar NrN-l cti'> Day Is one OF the
1865. -o,4# ~ H,brc" HOLIDAYS. ara i con-
.an:,d -, "a1 "' preparation lot Tue bag
@ Noi'awh'. "n'ch occurs It" "a, '.ei.
u'.l1- ~. M"iiA"- service 'Ae sM''"i' ="
'.'' "' Nt'"!'''> producing Inl'lI sotiuu,
@a.. U""' '. . i'L! : No' IL |: u'o"n my
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Canada.
aaS,s,oUs TROUBLES AT rDsesro.

EEhsGIUUb TEVGBLES AT TVVUNFU.
ToRoxTo, September 2S.-M;ehael Chris tic
las been committed for trial On the char &C
of firing in the crowd duriag Catholic
procession, and bail refused. Posters are
osn calling upon TIE Orange FDung BtitOu>
to organize. UnlessArcbbishop, Lynch can
bs.persraded to forbid the pilgrimage next
Sunday serious consequences are appre.
HANDLED
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FAIR AND FEAsr.-Tbe ladies of the Gay
Street Baptist Mission chapel open tbeir Iair
and feast in the lccture.room oil Inc cnapeI'
corner of Clay and Giimer streets, to'hlHnt.
The estertaipment is given for the benent ol
the chapel, and will continue through friday
and Friday night.
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i'I9INm1SntD NI,IToR.- Hon. J. O'Con-
' fp"'i.. VI. j.. $40 BIS jus. arrived In
-'" lHk Ium EucoIc, na. been invited
%: Mal@t k'Ilry /" q liver lecture in this
q. >o!nc 'nnc duIlu- the present season.
I"I 'hshHtion committee has accepted Mr..
- .'! prop >l'iOn, ba, tie time for the
'-"!r has nO! Yet been fixed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

FINE HUSIING-CASE A Nd STEN-WISDER
CHRoSoMETER-BALANCE GOLD WATCHES fer
sale at the New York importers wholesale price fol
cash. These watches can be seen upon "Wednesday
and Friday of this week by ca ling Upon Ezekiel
& STRAUs 31l North Twelfth street, Richmond
Va. The importers guarantee each watch.
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LUEG-PROTECTORS.-At this season of the year
1t is all-imporiant to protect the chest and lungs
against the sudden changes Of the weather. Many
cases of consumption are contracted for want OF
suitable protection, and wo know of no contrivance
so simple and effective rs the Lung and Chest-Pro-
tector sold by Messrs. MEADE & BAKER, 919 Main
street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

PosTpoSED-C Captain &. W. Burr, late
deputy of Collector Rush Burgess, was be-.
fore Commissioner Peasants yesterday TO
sn>wcr the charge against him. The exam
in4tion was postponed until the 9Th Of Oc-
p, ,lnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

DIsrATCH PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing dem inGs Of our trade we
have added wcil.selectcd assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
CIIINERy and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us III guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and IN the most ex-
pedjtOuS manner.
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FROM DRUGGISrs.-There is no case Of dyspep-
sia that GREEN'S August FLOWER will no, cure.
60 to your druggist and inquire for ii. If you
suffer from cos,iyencss, sick headache, sour sto-
mach, Indigestion, liver complaint, or arrangement
Of the stomach liver. try H. Two or three doses
will relieve you. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
PURCELL, LADD 6 Co., Agents.
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I have analyzed the Whlskey known under IN:
brand Of "B SELECT" controlled Try Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR g. CO., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
RREE FROM FUs1L OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
,oses -~ @r -.s }. 3. MCCAw. NJ. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College of Va.
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.


tor Methodist pscepal church. NatioS Mass, WiliG
;t,e ,ead With interest by many physicians; also
Ithoss f ring from the same disease as anlcted the
iSon. OF the Bev h.. S. Best No person can dou0e.
this testimony, and therc>tS no doubt ABOUT the
icurau repowers Of YEGETIEE: #,EG@ a13--- 40
NATIoK, d ASS, January Il S74a 50
pr. H. r. Sts5saS: g,gs,,,,y
Dear Strive have good reason for regarding
tvOnr VRaKrINE u medicine OF The greatest value.
We Seol assured that 1t has bean the mean aof saving
our SON 3 life lie Is now. seventeen years or sae.
For the last years he has suffered from necrosis
ESQ far reduosd that noary all who SAW MN thonghel
this syaowry impossible. A Council OF able physi-
ciaus could give but thetafntest hope or MS ever
rallspg Two of The number declaring that ne Was
/ beyond the reach Of human remedies; tDat even
could not save him, as he NADINE vgorl
enou 3h to endure The operation. just then we com.
Ilmenaad giving him VEGETINE, and from eeat time
Ito ,he ppesesthe has been continuously lIpprOVln8
EHe has lately resumed his studies, thrown away
Eor,sche cane, and walks about caeerfully ana
EstroBg. a, =,
II Though taere Is still some discharge from the
Eoppniux where the limb, WAS lapced. we have inc
fullest confidence thai In little time he WIZ De
Enerleatly cured.
I he has AIKEN about three dozen bottles or VEGE-
lfSE, bua lately used bt litte as he declares thas
Ehe Is 90 well to be taking medicine. ~ .rE
Respectfully yours.
f. s. BEST. .ssE.
MRS. l.. q. +. BEST.
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COMMISSION MEECHANTS.-We solicit your or.
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens oh ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

SHEET-MUsIC.-New music received daily at
JOHEsTON's. 91S Main street. A large lot of dam
aged music at 5 and O cents; musical instruments
at lowest possible rates. all the latest styles of pa
per and envelopes, very chcIp; another lot Of nice
no,e-paper at 4 cents qure. Teachers one third
discount on music
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Sep. 27, sep 20, sep.ls, Sep 25,
1873. 1874. 1875. 1875.
". G.. ". g. ". G. ". G.
hs.. II 1G 13 16 Il l3 I3 22

Still born....:. l J..
ill.births: One female (colored).
Mean TEN perature for the week ending
September IS, I'LL; mean temperature fol
the week ending September %, 5S.2S.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
September 25, 1.20.
Population of the city estimated by school.
census, 1880 white, Al, 400; colored, 3D.
100.
Rate of mortality Of whole population was
23.JS per 900 per aunum rate Of mortality
of white population was 1852 per l,0oO per
annum; rate Of mortality Of colored popula-
ton was 3G.1S per 1000 per aunum.
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EADIES, USE READS DUCHESS, COLOGNE. It's
the best and cheapest perfume in America. Sold BY
druggists and fancy stores generally. POLK MIL
LHR L Co, agents.
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS ON THE MINDS of all oHr
readers that they should 90 to BoscHEN'S to buy
their bools shoes, trunks, and vaiscs SOC and 81
%
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoCsE.--U Unsurpassed ia
cili,ies for the prompt execution Of all kinds OF
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low prices
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dono al the
DISPATCH PRINEING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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= ~ HANOVER -SEAToRIAL CoSvENTIoS.-
= " 'on>"rEii.vc Convention 10 nominate q
'L''dltc tor the l"eiitb senator ia district
~, S,lA 7scd OF The counties Of Hanover and
!0H. ~ avn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

THE CAPITOL HOTEL, coTrer Of Twelfth and
Franklin streets, is the place to get GOOD DINNEn
at moderate price.
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honestly and ably perform Its duty as q
Journal devoted to the interest of Virginia
and Ylrginians.
We welcome Mr.. Trueheart, and cougratu.
late the citizens of Ricbnsond upon he good
prospect they DOW have oS at last enjo5 Ing
first-rate evening paper-Dot merely with
the latest news, but with editorials worth
reading. CoLbEGE-MAIEs g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BREATH by using
Reads Oriental Tooth-Wash. It's splendid, and
costs but 3s1 cents Sold by POLK MILLER 6 co.
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n!scAAkGip.-Ibe acting Police Justice
:sS'oidaV rfhcard The case OF L. Jacobini,
Ss"1S' with keeping his bar open on the
N-''a'h, and discharged accused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

AS summer is approaching, You will find NOR
satisfaction in wearing the WARWICK and ELM
WOOD COLLARS than any other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29

FINE JEwELRr, GOLD THtMELES, GOLD PENS,
GoldsHead Canes, Gold Sleeve Buttons at
C.GENNET>S, 1901 Main street
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READS DUCHESS CoLoGNE-Finestin the world
Trial bottles, 25 cents POLK MILLER &c Co.
agents. '.....'. - t-.#t-t .,..
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CONVICT RECEIvED.-John Lett was re-
ceiyed at the penteutiary yesterday for one
year for housebreakng in Mecklepburg
county.
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RHLIARLE EVIDENCE.

ITS BALTIC 4yRKET. BRooKLYS, N. Ynb ~
November IA, 1874.
W e.. Stepeas, Esq:
Dear SIR From personal beneA received Dy itS
USE as well as from ptrsona knowledge or those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost miracu:
oIs, 4 gan most heartily anu sincerely recommena
The YEGsTiNE S0r the com plants Tor wnlch II lS
Olll Rl9d 10 cure. JAMES 4. LCDLoW, sa#bI
late pastor Calvary Baptist church,
Sacramento, Cal.
Sse'hiiNH Z - '''" W al '''ss Sc an-s&wat
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WHITE SHETLAND SHAwLs JUST RECEIVED A.
levy BROTHERS..
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LEVY BROTHERS HAVE OPENED FINE LIN
OF Ingram, Two and ThreePly and Taptstr
CarDetS.
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SILVER GOODS, for bridal and anniversary gifts
at c. GESSET'S 1901 Main street.
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LADY BTRoN's PERSIAN L1LY-WHITE remove
tan freckles, and bcauh, 5 he complexion. l'rict
l 5 cants. POLK MILLER & Co, agents.
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GO TO HERMAN BoscuES 6 BROTHERS to have
your shoes or boots made. A fit guaranteed.
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FOR BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK GO TO LEVY
BROIHERS'.
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SERVICE To-NlGuT.-Rey. j. 81. Tribe Will
preach at the Seventh-SLrect Christian
church tonight at O'Clock.
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BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF EREsS GOODS JUST
opened at LEVY BROTHERS..
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HAMBURGH EDGING
just received at LEVY BROTHERS.
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ANOTHER C1RCUs.-0ld John R0binsons
circus is reported on tue way to RicnJaouo'
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LADIES' OvERsRIRTs AND BASqUEs in fall
styles; also, Ready-Made suits, at LEVY BRO
THEIRS.
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LEVY BROTHERS STORE WILL BE CLOSED on
Thursday aud re-opened on Friday morning
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,..,-rry To.DAy.-The probabilities
... ,~,.0tAcr to.doy ec'u be partly
.-1.y r3sH.
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IF YoU WANT TO BUY A GOOD PAIR OF BLAME
ETs for little money go to LEVY BROTHERS,.
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>.,..n\y... SEPTEMBER %, 1915.
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WANTS

wrANTED, TO EXCHANGE HAND
w SOME SETOF DIAMONDS for No. ! PI-
'ANO. Address: MUSIC, care OF Carsief No. IL.
50. % WkTElE|s+ - -.
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.,7u,K YESTERDAY was clear aud

,-. .,.o. ,ns.t.r0fths niSpntch Office
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-11-18

cities, In order to prevent the needless
transportation to Philadelphia Of
works Of Art not up to the stand4rI
OF admission.
A large number Of orders and fra
ternities have signified their inten-
ton to hold gatherings at Philsd-I-
phia during the period Of the Exhibi-
ton. Among those which NAV now
oe enumerated, are the Grand Lodge
OF Penusyivania, Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows the Grand Encsmp-
ment, Independent Orier Of Odd Fell
lows; Grand Lodge, United States,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows /;
Grand Commandery knights Temp
lar +; Grand Army of the Republic {;
Presbyterian Synod Caledonian
Club; Portland Mechanic Blues /;
Welsh National Eistedfood Patriot
ie Order Sons of America California
zouaves OF San Francisco an Inter-
national Regatts the Lire Insurance
Companies National Board os Un-
derwriters State Agricultural So
ciety f; an Infantry, n. G., Of CaIifor-
uia Philadelphia Conference, Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Cincinnati
Society California Pioneer s Ieiety
American Dental Convention Catho-
lie Total Abstinence Union of Ameri-
ca; Indepenent Order of B'nai Berth;
National Alumni Association Sales
mems Association 5th Maryland
Regiment; American Pathological
Society Masters Association Of the
United States Army CT the Cumber-
land Humboldt Monument AssOcia-
ton Christopher Columbus Monu-
ment Association Board of Trade
Convention International Typo
graphical Congress Rifle Association
of the United States Centennial Lee
gton Philadeiphis County MedicaI
Society; International Medical Con-
gress Old Volunteer Fire Depart
ment Of Philadelphia.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-11-18
The Habit OF Reading.


The following, from iScTi6neT's
Monthly, contains some very sugges-
tive thoughts
"I have no time to read" is the
common complaint, and especially OF
women whose occupations are sucn
as to prevent continuous book pc
rusal. They seem to think because
they can not devote as much atten-
ton to hooks as they are compelled to
devote to their avOcation, that they
can not read anything. But this is
great mistake It isn't the books We
finish ut 3 sitting which always do US
the most good. Those we devOur in
the odd moments, half dozen pages
at time, often give US more s6tisfac-
ton, and are more thoroughly digest
ed than those we make q particular
effort to read. The men who have
made their mark in the world have
generally been the men who have in
boyhood formed the habit OF reading
at every available moment, whethe
for five minutes or i've hours.
It is the habit of reading rather than
the time at our command that helps
Us on the road TO lesFning. Many OF
the cultivated persons, whose names
have been famous as studenta, have
given only two or three hours day to
their books. II we make use OF spare
minutes in the midst Of our work, and
read little. il but page or para
graph, we shall find our brains quick
ened and our toll lightened by just so
much increased satisfaction as the
book gives US. Nothing helps US
along the monOtonous daily round 30
mnch rs fresh and striking thoughts
to be considered while our hands are
busy. A new idea from 3 volume
Is like oil which reduces the
friction OF the machinery OF life.
What we remember from briel
glimpses into books, often serves as 9
stimulus to action, and becomes one
OF the most precious deposits in the
treasury OF our recollection. All
knowledge is made up of small p Irts,
which would seem Insignificant in
themselves, but which, taken togeth'
er, are very valuable weapons for tht
mind and substantial armor for the
soul. 'tResd anything continuously.
says DIR. Johnson, f'and you will b'
learned.r The odd minutes vhict
we are inclined to waste, il carefully
availed OF, will, in the long run
make golden hours and golden day:
that we shall ever be thankful for.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-11-18
Teaching Children Courtesy.

Many mothers forbid their toddling
children any intercourse with other
little people, because they suppose 1t is
not time for them to fully comprehend
the courtssies Of life. This il the very
reason why they should be taught to
be polite and considerate at the earliest
possible moment. We have seen pa
rents who seemed 20 suppose that the
first lesson bestowed upon child is
exactness Of statemsnt, and false
hood Is . cardinal sin, but to teach the
child to tell the truth requires prOc-
ess Of incomprehensible reasoning,
while an Infiiction Of pain upon an
other child has its immediate results
and the child can both see sDd feel the
consequences OF its unkindness. II is
very curious to observe little people
when they first meet They usually
look ct each other sharply, but Epeeu-
latively, and, after proper deliberation,
decide upon their line of action. 1t is
either war or peace, but never entire
indifference.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1875-11-18
TaE DEMOCRATIC PARfY.


The Chicago Times says Of the
Democratic party
The most demOralized, confused,
brOken-up, scattered, disintegrated,
eOnfOunded, lost, daZed, and knocked
Out-Of-time people that exists to-day
on this planet, are that body Of eiti-
zens who call themselves "Demo-
crats." Like the tribes OF Israel, they
have been wandering for many years
10 the wilderness, unable to find their
way out, aud compelled TO saOsist on
extraordinarily short ratiOns. Unlike
the Israelite wanderers, they haven't
got any Moses. For fifJeen years they
have been without q head. For If
teen years they have been running
wildly hither and thither, In search Of
a leader. Every few years somebody
has come forward and rendered his
services as leader. but only 70 quick
ly demOnstrats his utter ineapaeity
for the position. Mcclellan, Seq
mour, Pendleton, Thurman, Hen
drieks, old Bill Allen, and, last Of ali,
Sam Tilden, have proved failures In
the role OF Democratic Moses. The
failure OF Tilden leaves the headless
Democracy worse of than ever before.
Its physical organism, its nervous
System, its mental and moral strue-
ture $50 far a. il has any, are all torn
up. its condition is one that realizes
the notion of chaos more completely
than any that hss lately appeared.
Six short months ago, Tilden SEEM
ed To be ths most promising Moses
the headIess old body had found since
it became al aimless, scattered, and
disintegrated crowd Of wanderers,
without q reason To be. His vigor-
Gus and probably honest blows against
the Infamous Tammany ring sent
him up like = rocket to the chair OF
Governor. His tOO paIpaOle intrigu-
ing for 9 higher flight seat him down
like stick, and proved that he, like
tue rest, Is not OF the stuff Of which
political Moseses are made. For the
tournament OF 1876 Sam TiIden Is out
Of the field, and thu headless old
corpse has no one tn put forward in
lis place who can bring to them any
reasonable hope OF success.