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:" 4VJROUY.S RACE"

We have said that the present political
situation can be easily understood by any
one who has sufficient capacity to consider
the present relations of the two parties and
the simple chain of circumstances which have
led up to them. Yet VIC must admit that
there are politicians who either do lot or
will not understand it. These are men who
have hobbies ard largo ears and impudcnce
unboun3ed interruptions" creatures, Mr..
Lincoln used to call them; waO bounce around
an axiom, seize it up half uttered, and pound
il all over with /" How I" "WlyF and what
" for Y'-thc Interrogation points of creation;
fellows who, when all their Questions are
answered retire into POntius Pilates bomb
proof with "What is Truth ~ There is
doubtless here and there an extreme Prch-
litionist who will not understand il political
situation in which the Temperance question is
not an important factor occa .iOnally, perhaps,
some one who wants "GOd i'll the C0nstitu-
"tiOn," or Female Suffrage, WHO will not adj
nit the possibility of political situation not
complicated seriously by hs own special
hobby and we presume there are advocates
of what they call Froe Trade who are really
unable to understand how political cant
paien can be carried OH except upon the grave
and solemn issue which occupies all their
thought, and which they would like to discuss
with somebody who has nothing else to do.
Leaving these persons out, VT are still of
the opinion that there was never time when
the average voter knew so positively what he
himself wanted to bring about 10y his own vote,
or could discern so clearly the impulse and the
purpose Of the large majority of honest think
ing men in the country. As to methods and
details, of course it is not to De expected that
the people who think and act together in one
general direction should be agreed. But they
are agreed that the politics of the country
need publication, and that there should be-
reform in all branches of The Government scrv-
ice. This is easy enough TO say, We admit <he
general statement that the people want pure
politics and honest administration is always true.
But there is at this time such IN all absorbing
desire for refOrm-a desire that has grown up
out Of the baleful exposures Of rcttenncss and
corruption, beginning with the Credit Mobilicr
transactions and still in progress H. ncaIl. all
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Jn0ex 10 Advertisements.

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CHANCES FOR ~ SiSNss MEN-TerM P0gc-ith column.
CORPORATION NoTiCys-EiChh Io0s--fth column.
DENTISTRY Eighth Pd0t-6th coiSmn.
DIVIDEND NoIIoEs-TsTM r0ce 18th Col,--'u.
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defeated in 1866, and when Louis Napoleon
interfered to prevent Prussia from proiitins 70
the fullest extent by her victory. The war
was not then declared because the moderatlng
counsel of Prince Bismarck prevailed with the
Emperor. From that day to this there has
been military party clamoring for war on the
slightest pretext, against the advice OF Prince
Bismarck. The Bonapartist adventures came
to their aid in 1870; but, for the present, 1t
appears improbable that war can be declared
without another bluuder of that kind. go Tar
az tho Emperor of Russia is concerned, his
proposition for an international military code
some time ago showed that his greatest soiic-
ltude is for tho welfare of his own empire
1t is difficult TO think OF him as the most DIS
interested of modern rulers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15
QUE CBEDIT ABROAD.

Ex-Secretary McCullOch this morning re-
sumes his interesting discussions of financial
questions. His subject is the causes which
have so far prevented the credit OF our Gov
eminent from rating as high in Europe as I'M
der the circumstances might be expected. Mr..
McCulloch is an intelligent man, thrown in
contact by his professional cmployments with
the classes in England and Europe best quail
flied to know the influences which affect the
market values of various securities. and We
r.ay accept with confidence his statement OF
the causes which have brought United States
bonds into less repute than those OF France,
Russia, India and Canada. His explanations
are exceedingly simple, and it requires no
acquaintance with the science of political econ
omy to understand them.
OF the various malgn influences mentioned
by Mr.. McCuIcch, by all odds the most i'm
poltant are the silent or declared reputation
by several States of their funded debts and
The more indirect robbery to which foreign
creditors have been subjected by the issue OF
paper money. When thirteen years AGO the
foreigner began TO receive the interest on state
bonds in grccnbacks he was unable to force
those grccubacks on his creditors as legal
tender. All he could do Was to sell his paper
money for what gold il would bring, and the
result WAS that toward the close Of the war the
interest on a six per cent bond, which he had a
right to expect in gold. amounted to less than
one-half the sum promised. And yet it was
this very injustice which large portion Of the
last Congress did their best TO perpeirate anew.
A return to specie payments would help our
credit abroad more than anything else that
could I've done. The payment of One-hale the
bonds in gold would be of less benefit to us.
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FonEIcS-Tbe Americans who TO take part
ia the Rifle Match in Ireland have had warm re-
ception Mt Queenstown. - 1t Is reported that
the Russian Emporor has withdrawn from the ALI
ance with the EmpeTors Of Germany and Austria.
.DoNE,IIc.-The~ preparations for the Bunker Hill
celebration are nearly completed. 60 Heavy frost
was experienced in New England and else
where Sunday night. - The Government has
gwen its instructions TO the Sioux Com
mission -- Prof. BoyeScn delivered an address
on German literature as university study, at Cor
nell University yesterday. - The Danish and
Egyptian Commissioners TO the Centennial have
been appointed ---- Thomas ". Piper has been
formally indicted for the murder Of Mabel Young in
Boston. - Violence is still rcsoitcd to by the
striking miners in Luzclnc County, Penn.
CIrY AND SuErrB,N.--ln the Iliton-Heecher trial
Mr. Beach chntiuuod his suruGintlp f0r Mr.. Iilton.
=HB. CiaAin & Co. and I'ied, Morris, Fenncr
& Co., indicted for alleged receipt Of smugglod silks,
pleaded not guilty. - second cause of action
has been entered in the suit against James WatSons
estate. charging Watson and Connolly with
spiracy - The first annual commencement Of
Stevens Institute in Hoboken was held - Tho
Seawonhaaa Yacht Clubs Corinthian race was won
by the sloop Addic - Patrick Wallace of Brook
Ign was sentenced to imprisonment for life for The
murder Of his wife ----. Gold. 1162 116's, 116$4.
Gold value Of tho lega-tender dollar at the close,
$500
TIE WeATnER.-1he Government report predicts
warmer. clear and partly CLOUDY weather -
The thermometer i'll this city yesterday stood COG,
tco and 6lo
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the departments-that all other issues are
swamped in it. The people everywhere are
saving. "Let us have an end OF this |;
"let us root out of power the men
"aud the rings who ore Gebauching
"pubic opinion and bringing the country into
" Disgrace and shame" They began the work
by turning out Republicans. They have
brought the Democrats into power in some in
stances, and have had an opportunity to see
what sort of reform that is which they promise.
And now there is an honest difference OF
opinion as TO which party, if either-for the
Republicans profess penitence and promise TO
form-can I've most safely trusted.
We repeat now what we said some days ago.
First. that the present dcatiOhs-formed
merely from the fact that a great political
reaction was in progress when the last cleo
tions we're held, and that the Democrats
seemed then OF tue top wave of the returning
tide-are that tho Democrats will carry the
election of 1876. But, second, that in the
present condition of the pu5lic mind it is not
impossible for the Republicans to take advan-
tage of the distIust with which the Demo-
cratic party has been so long regarded, and
regain public confidence themselves by vigor-
ously pushing forward reforms in all directions
by which means only they cen hope to carry the
Presidential election. Between doubts OF tho
ability of the Democrats to administer the
little power intr,lstcd them with prudence, and
doubts of the disposition Of their opponents
to carry forward thorough and sweeping re-
FORMS 10 one can venture to forecast the
result in 1876, and it seems to US to be at
this outlook "any bodys race"
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pprociation Of facts. With tho exception OF

appreciation Of facts. With tho exception OF
Wendell Phillips we know Of no public man
or prominent citizen who devotes himself 80
enthusiastically and exclusively to the promul-
CATION Of financial nonsense as does Judge
Kelley. A little nonsense now and then Is
pardonablc, but some nonsense is go pure ana
simple that by no possibility can it pass TOT
wisdom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

A good ie,tuIe of the conduct of the silk
smuggling suits is the prospect that they will
be pushed forward without delay. Both as to
the innocent aud the guilty that are impleaded
in these cases, justice, to be worthy of the
name, must I've prompt. From the nature of
tho suits it is not improbable that they will
consume much time in merely hearing and
sifting evidence. and FOR this reason, Il tor 10
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other, a. little time as possible should be lost
in the preiiminarics.

The Elgee cotton case will fgrre among the
most interminable Of United States )ltigations.
The decisions of courts cannot finish it. The
Secretary of the Treasury has been looking
into the matter, and finds that tho award was
obtained by misrepresentation, and new evil
dence now is promised that will bring it once
more before the Court of Claims.
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We give Oh our second page some extracts
from al article 10y Mr. Gladstone ON the late
Prince COnscrt of Great Britain. Any one
who takes All interest in the life of that ami
able prince viii read these extracts with much
pleasure.
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Rneinrss Notices.

BEFORE YOU start on a journey secure an
.ccdent policy in the original TRAvILLns OF Har'ioa.
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II the sums recovered bear any relation to
those in suit, the prosecutions against the es-
tates of the Ring rascals will bring some relief
to our municipal burdens The action against
Mrs. Watson, administrative, is brought for
more than $1,000, 900, and contains specific
allegation that James Watson and Richard b.
Connolly defrauded the city, by conspiracy, OF
yearly $1,O00,O0O.
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On our second page We publish two import
ant letters respecting the recent war-panic in
Europe. They establish two facts, which is no
small circumstance, considering the haze which
invests this matter. Earl Derby was fright
ened, and the Emperor of Russia would DO
glad to acquire the credit of acting as peace
maker. What seems to have alarmed the
British Foreign Secretary most is tho de-
sire of an influential party at Berlin for war.
Possibly he did not sufficiently consider that
the same party was especially DESTROYS of hay
ing war with Franco just after Austria was
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amusements AND Alfftinss.

DALyss F,rTH AvxxUx THEATER.-" The Big Bonanza"
Otynric ruKATER.-Variety Entertainments
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wAtAAogs TnxArER.-"Tho bono, ans
B,rrfsr How FOR THE Aorp.-stravberTy Festival.
CruyrAa PAIN G,RpnS.-ConccTt. Thomas
GuNoREs GARDrN.-COncert-
HISTORICAL SocnrN H,LL~-Spccial Meeting.
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART-Painting Statusry, etc
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The Republican State Convention which
meets in Maine to-day will no doubt nominate
for the Govenorship Gen. Selden Conner, a
candidate somewhat younger than has usu-
ally been selected in ibis State for the highest
place on the ticket. He is commended to
favor by his good record i'll the war, and his
patience under sufierings of exceptional Sc
verify. The platform will probably be of the
regulation pattern, but Oh the financial ques-
ton Maine has hitherto held good ground, and
will not now, We presume, take any step back
ward AS the first decisiyely Republican State
to vote next Fall, tho position of Maine in
regard to finance will attract attention. There
will be some curiosity, moreover, to see what
Republicans in Mr.. Blaine's State may have
to say about the Third Tenn, since the Pres
idcnts letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-15

We publish this morning some portions
which have not before been printed Oh 'he
correspondence that took place at the tme o.
the overthrow of the Gould administrator OF
the Erie Railway. Mr.. Sharp, the London
attorney of the rescuing party, asks ina.
commission of 2la per cent be paid 10 liis
PRINCIPALS az a bonus for their efforts. The
letters afford evidence of the tendency on
either side to milk the Erie COW while handling
hpr