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New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
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ARRIVED. 49,.
Steamship Algers, HawthOrne Nsworeans Nov TO- WIN
Steamship 1hetis Malett Richmond and Norfolk, with
mdse and pass 10 Old Dominion Steamship Co.
ship Hudson, Knight London Oct 30 with mdse 70 Grn'
Big Harry Vrden (of PHILADELPHIA Collins, caibaren 30
days. with .
schr W. a. Card Foss Jacksonville 10 days. with yellow
pine.
schr. John sOmers. Mason Bangor via NewLondon with
lumber
Schr. Trade Wind BRYANT Providence for Philadelphia
Sehr. Providence hice, Providence for philadelphia
Sehr. Francona, Bearse, Norwich for Port J0hnson.
Schr De Mory Gray, Hall. New London for Philadelphia
Steamships Carondelet for Fenanna Cortes for Savan-
vah Old Dominion for Norfolk; Ashland for Wilmington N
barks Ercoe for Genoa Margareiha, for Esnore; Haw
thOre, for Liverpool Aqui tor Plymouth; Cartb for 81
Croix; sclrs Nancy w. smth, for Wilmington N c. VIM
Thompson, for -
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Steamship EleanOr for Portland schrs Voant for Ban
gOr Ualnne for ST. John, n. b.; Mary r. LunL fo Bath
Raven for PortlaDd Turner for Portsmouth; odye ~
Ocean Wave and Lucy Hammond for Boston, M Nassar IT,
and Sarah Buen, New BEDFORD; Kate Mary for Paw
tucKet Black Diamond, Marcena Munson ID: w saunders
Henrtta j. Is. Cunningham, aud Z. Matthew'S tor ProV
dence.
WIND-sunset fresh. n. w. clear
MISCELLANEOUS.
ship Wyoming Jones' from New York Nov. a. for Liverpool
arrived here az Vc.Ock this morning.
The reported arrival OF steamship Agers from NewOreans
LONDON, Nov 24.-Tne steamship Minerva tBr), Baker.
from Neworeans Nov l. for keys at Queenstown short
OF coal.
The ship Victoria lost her Dboom in heavy Oh Cape
Cod Gath inst, Uut proceeded On her voyage.
FOREIGN POk1s.
QUEENSTOWN Nov 24-The IRnan Line steamship City a.
Riohu.01d sailed to-day Tor New-YOfk.
LONDON, nov. 3I.-ATIyed Nov. % g. Reusens.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
FOREIGN NEWS
ORIENTAL AFFAIRS.

THE RUSSIAN ARMY or THE PRUTH PREPARED FOX
WINTER CAMPAIGN.
BERLIN, Friday. Nov. "a, 1876.
Letters received here report that the Russian
army OF the Prnth has been furnished with clothns
suitable for a Winter campaign. The commander-in-
chiefs staff the commissariat, the engineering arery'
and other stats OF the army have been formed
HAMBURG, Friday, Nov. "a, 1876.
II Is stated that Russia has contracted WIN uci"
firm for the construction OF 3 800 torpedoes'
LIVERPOOL, Friday Nov. a. 1876.
Tho Iondon correspondedt of The Post elegraphs that
journal as follows have tho authority Oh Tue loro'sh
Office for the statement that the clrcustahtal ueooun
of the British plans which was published Dy inc f"l"t
cer ON Friday last and which stated that the In case
Russia should invade Turkey British army corps "ou
Immediately occupy Consantinople ana deiehd IL "sns'
all attacks, Is purely coDjccturaL'
PEACE VERY UNCERTAIN
LONDON, Saturday, Nov. 20, 1870.
The Morou,s Of Salisbury arrived at Vienna yesterday
The Tfness Berlin dispatch says the Marquis hafuiy
thinks the serious difficulties OF the situation are dmih
ished after his visit Berlin, but nc mas soou nopoS
an ultimate peaceful solution
The Vienna eorrespondent Of The Times says
The seryian Minister Of War has Issued uecree Leo
ganzing the military otces Of SerYla whlcn are
INTO am active army and reserve Ihe active aIs @ LII
ssts of the regar infantry militia OF the hrs class ana
ali the cavalry artillery, and engineers; ~ 70 tI
into four cOIps, viz: lhOs6 V Sununi.'n,ion 80
DrIna the Moraya and the Timok. The resHnallon oI
the Seryian Ministry seems 70 NC ~. ~
atfrs 1rovisonally A new Ministry VIII probably not
be formed until The return Of NJ Marnoycs from Russia
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
THE RESULT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

OFFICIAL VOTE ny CoUSTIEs-75s,957 VOTES CAST
IN TIE STATE.
The official vote of Pennsylvania for Presi-
dent as received by the Secretary OF STATE Is given
below with the vote President In 1872 and Governor
I'm 1878 The total vote was 75s957, divided ~ fol-
lows: Republican, 3Si,1iS; Democratic, Jo6'Zoi' :
Grcen5ack, 1904 Prohibition Ibis American AM
ance, 50 ; Republican plurality, 1874; Republican
majority, 9339. The highest Greenbnck vote LBS
was cast In schuylkill County, Armstrong ana flko
Counties gave one each to Mr. Cooper The loss IN
the Prohibition vote since 1873 amounts to llo26 INC
vote this year being only 1918. against 1924 In 1870
In S75 Allegheny County gave the highest Prohibition
vote $3.50 ana Potter the lowest t2l Ihls year 'ho
highest vote (l46) was cast Mercer County Bed
ford Lycomlng and Perry Counties vote each.
Philadelphia County, which year ago returned 6fT
Prohibition votes reports scattering votes this year
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
Total. ..132 1Io....10s 93....1o7 1876. ...14l lag
Moinrity 79....

Total. ....132 1l0....l9s 93-..lO7 lS6....lAl lay
Including Independents iIncudng Anti Monopoist
Amending Liberal Repubeanan indsPendsa E,scsa no
admitted. sIncluding Ind Rep one vacancy ;SfS
ampsne Viii sleGu o ibat tbe member elected 10 the
unexmred term Of XLIvth Congress was also elected to
the XLVth Congress.
New-Hampshire elects in March, and is not In
cluded in the table. 1t will probably return two
Republicans and one Democrat, which, should the
above figures prove correct, will make the house
stand-Democrats, l50 Republicans, 143; Demo
cratic majority T. Referring to the table for prob
able gains and losses when the result in doubtful
districts is known, it will be seen that the benefit OF
the doubt has in almost all cases been gwen TO the
Democrats. The Republicans may have two more
members in Illinois, two more in Pennsylvania, two
more in Louisiana than appears above On the
other hand they may lose one in Florida one IN
Missouri. and one in Virginia Considering the
probabilities on both Sides it is perhaps best to con
cede the Democrats n majority of threo or four. 1t
will not. however, be a trustworthy majority for
partisan work. 1t could not, for example, be de-
pended on TO carry out Mr.. PotteTs revolutionary
scheme of making Gov. Tilden President after
the electoral vote had elected Gov. Hayes. a new
order of craftsmanship and leadership must 'be de-
yeloped among the Democrats 10 hold this majority
together. Besides prudence and moderation in mat
tcrs OF policy, the domlhat parry VIII no'u w oN''
else all the watchfulneSs of an army encamped IN
the face of a foe Of nearly equal strength. Before
venturing on a final vote on a party question ITS
chiefs will have to make sure that there are no
straggers in the lunch-room, the lobby, or the bar
rooms near the Capitol, or they may find themselves
outnumbered by the opposition. They Will need
number of men 10 perform the duties Of whip "
i'm the House Of Commons, in Order 10 be sure OF
their full strength on test vote aud with all pos
sbe vigilance there will be pretty sure TO bo now
and then a mOrtifying contTetemps.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday Nov. "a, 1879.
The total number OF troops ordered to Washington up
TO date is between 500 and 900 This includes the eight
companies batteries here, and four companies OF
infantry which have received orders to East from
Fort SI The latter sent nom NeW-Iork City To
the West last Spring to participate IN the summer CAM
paign against the hostile Indians.
The Post-Once Department is informed that the de-
parture Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer CITY OF Toxic from San Francisco, with malls
for China aud Japan, is postponed until Dec. q
The Lighthouse Board gives notice that on and after
Dee O. 1876 fixed white light will be shown from the
light house recently erected ut the mouth OF the Caasan
River, Louisiana.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
REVOLUTION IN LOWER CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24.-A San Diego dis
patch is reported that revolution has broken out
in Lower California. jose Moreno has collected force
and issued declaring himself Governor
He has imprisoned Gov. Vlagrana and his secretary,
ROdrgues, seized the custOmhOuse at Rio Juan9, de-
posed VllagraDas collector, and restored Cabaar VINO
removed some months ago Many Mcxiclns have
entered Lower California from this State and joined
Moreno.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
THE NEXT HOUSE.

REPUBLICAN EsTMATEs-PossIBLE LOSSES AND
GAINs-THE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY WILL BE
SMALL AND HARD TO HOLD.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TIIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The following table, made
up by the best Republican authCIty in this city,
shows the probable complexion of the next House OF
Representatives, compared with the present House
and the two preceding ones:
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

MANY as Florida. The returns from these are not
vet IN. after nearly three weeks delay. But the
of3csl vote for President at each of the $50 polling
nlaces in this city was known in The TRIBUNE
oce before o'clock the night of the election, and
IN tvne before midnight. @
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

foEEqH s I'm MILLS a 9S S, Ss SsSs SsSs S
via via Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY, at Iqr EgToPS
1880 @ for lSg GHToRe pSG 'tssTss Ss IRsp AT y
plymouth GnsTSoarg g. aUa ae M via Queenstown
Correspondence Scotland and Germany to be forwarded
a m for scotland direct per steamship Alsatla via gss
% Hd az 9S am and oa Se samsR.
Sota ADys5Ts ap9 6a s 90 mails nSi 'aS f Nassau H. P will
SeTYGT Nov 20 q bSu1 Ts a Vim fo ea1s rSs a
Nov - The mails China win leave san Francisco %
pee The mails Tor Australia &C. viii iAMEs ienyf san = fSnn
ReGectins tias stoves.-Gas Heating stoves with burn;
SiefT They are entirely inoiorous connected With any
gas IBshsRTIErTs LAMP DEPOT. el9 Broadway n. Y.
THANKSGIVING Festival nj the Five Points.-FIvE
pdfNps House OF INDUSTRY l5j woItRst, -
Psesai; uGn MjI AZ r. cSaP rGsSr Eo y BET Sec
retary; CHARLES ELY DAVID 5 LG. EsroN FEROEalck O.
LGNFR WiL +. B1aSARD Superb teldcnS
gently present ems OF this institution to the public be-
First The Institution is almost entirely dependent for its
support upon the voluntary tifls OF e tina
past wear have been eqnal 10 te necesfy expenses
THIRD m H. + eB1Iy ar Ia d ID cared or
to Tho nee OF te P3r @ sIs S Ee 3, % ereS Sygr
nom parents & ami E 3 % wo are So % Drys rave
son lack OF work. entirely una'e To support then '
h IT never closes It's doors to the cries wants the
very poorest chlren except from ae 3l means ani haS e &
such NEtn lfWiS III Htbli b'in'ine
Master VINO cares for all would own and DeSS ihe o.
forts OF TIE Institution.
SLlk IL has no aet collector 10 whom mniss,on
would have be PAID hence every dollar expe-ded '
support Of the House. ,o- ,o-
The following is a statement Of the years work RS Rc
sheltered fed and wholly or partly 81
meals giyen 37Gi articles Of clothing sleS vsS aand
neirs of shoes used; H. 36 children in scd0o
ance AGO; the Institution Las sheltered S'''" ' 80 Va
ganizgtiOn. ,oo.,o % vtsit and INSPECT tho
Food secondhand clothing shoes and money WIZ 0' ''y
gratefully received ..o a, hv cbeck IN tina order Of
The safest mode Of AnOoi' W ~ ~ -
HUGH ". CAMP, Treasurer ss,,ces VIII be he'd
Oh .i az ~ O'CLOCK and again at o'clock Ihe eh
IN te perform caiIsthenc exercises &C
uIe csoek dinner viii 10 served 10 the children ~ 1o.
AZ = visitors them az the aD.cs
SPA. Al furnished INC
ncr Tor tho Outside Poor viii be srytdan anscu %
All interested cordially fnyiGed to ENJOY 'ne A'
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

All the honors attanable Centennial awarded Il
the Automatic sewing machine Of the Wilcox Gbb
s. NJ postal card for full particulars and list o
offices % Cos Broadway. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

Yesterday tho atmosphere gained In pressure about
what was lost the day before. There Is avery little
further decline in temperature, and no noteworthy
change in the direction Of the wind the percentage OF
moisture These are better indications for continued
pleasant weather than have been presented for many
days
For this city and vicinity COOL brisk winds and sun
shine with occasional detached clouds may be expected
to-day There Is probability OF more marked coudi
ness and slightly warmer weather tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
A Revolution in Mutton

A RAYMOND Co. Clothers, and Fultonsts.,
exhausiing the supply OF mutton with their new ma
OF CLoISG departing from their store IN
countless numbers while army OF nddles would never use
up the iddlestrlngs turned out
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
raE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.
rr,ur,r IN THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

VERSAILLES, Friday, Nov. "a, 1876
The Sonata to-day, after several ballots,
elected NJ Cbesnelope. Legitimst, aud NJ Renouard of
the Left Senators for life.
In the Chamber of Deputies this afternoon tho est
mates for Public worship were considered, aud gave rise
to an excited debate Prince Napoleon speaking for the
first mo since his election denounced the dangerous en-
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

Green Clay Smith (Pro) 1918; James d Walker lam. Al
ance) 80 For Brecknridge (Deml Divided as follows
Douglas (Dem.), l6765 Bell (UnOnl 1916.
The total vote this year s 1882 greater than In
1872. 103295 larger than the vote of 1868. 1s6250
moro than the vote OF 1894 and greater than the
vote of 1860
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

Starr g. Marcus take pleasure in announcing
that the rich Jewels, Pearls, Diamonds Rubles and
other precious stones and Stone Canoes, which they
hbited.at Philadelphia and which attracted such uni.
Versal attention. view at their waIerooms NO -
John-st
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT PROBABILITIES.

For the lake region, sOutherly winds Veer 10
southvrst and northwest warmer, otoudy, and snowy
weather with falling or stationary barometer:
FOR he Middle aud Eastern States, diminishing norm
,oSf minds partly cloudy clear slightly cooler oeGhe
,o stalionayy or rSirG barometer succeeding e storm
center nOW OF Nora Scotia.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
MARRIED.

RRAEMER-DILLoN-Nov o. by Rev. Dr. ShacklefOrd,
Albert Kraemer Fannie Dillon, both OF this city. No
cards.
WORTHINGTON-COLLINS- this city, on the 23d inst,
DR.. j. II. WorthngtOn OF Frankfort Penn, 10 sarah,
daughter Of the late stacy B. Collins Of this city.
WEISMANN-KIDDLE-O Tuesday, Nov. Il. at the resi-
dence parents Rev Cornelius H. Bmith
Louis f., son Of Hon. Augustus Weismann to Emma Z,
daughter Of Henry kiddle, esq. all of this city
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

The ST. Nicholas Hotel has reduced its rates TO s. 80
per day Notwithstanding this msera reduction the pro-
pretors pledge themselves fGy maintain unequaled
reputation in every particular
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
5perial Nn,ites.

A Favorable Notoriety. - Tho good reputation OF
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs for the relief Of
Coughs Colds and has given them favor
able notOrlety.
Pictures Arer Death speciaiy-1ctures OF an kinds
cOpi.d address L. A. BLAKE, Room H. DOhcsuc bununx
~. nndE Eonrfe At. N.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

n. 4, Babbtts Toilet Soap has pleasant sound
TO the Of mothers for indicates something spendidy
children But IL Just suitable Tor Others
IN s In matera-is consisting OF the purest
vegetable Oand delicate In its reaction On the skin
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Morning. Noon. NshS
123456 9l0ltl21 . 8 Sc g 10 III IL
EEHE= #= Fl sI#E8 58
E9Ialc III nIalal laIaEgl IaI9Talal9l4
u. ..

1 show, variations IN this city by enths Of
b The srpendleuar divisions cf time for the q hours
central horizontal line marks - inches n OF
The barometer white line represents the o'eaon o the
ydunng those hours
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
Obtained all the HOnors.

Parkers Hair Ialsam Il best preparation made
for Restoring Gray Hair 10 ITS original color.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
TILDEN's MAJORITY IN MISSOURI

IIID11Nb . MAJUfsIII IN hIboOUhI.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 24.-The official re-
turns OF this State give the vote for President fol-
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

DIR. Cslton
extracted teeth with gas 0793 patients without
accldent
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

Secured In the United states and foreign countries DJ
ARTHUR V. BRIESEN'S PATENT AGENCY,
25S Broadway kew-lOrk.
pa., r.,erences Scnd iGr Ponk OF Instructions.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25
DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be indOrsed Tih fsH
name and address
New-York tribune., 1876-11-25

Total i4s $685. 20f 3ia5s9 2O41 30i 175 292l45
Majority 1894 1928 tl2OSo 2oo, 'ii;v' ioy
Hayess majority $3.50. Plurality; Robert A. Browne
tPro 1924 votes, making John Hartranits HI
nOTity l,2l4.
summary of past votes in the State for President Is
haln
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
State News.

-Seighs were used at Dover to some
extent May first.
The Biddeford journal says milk is
delivered TO customers in Portsmouth al
five cents per quart.
An Eastport boy writes home from the
Black Hills that he is having hard time
to get living.
DIR. A. &. Hamlin, who has been test
ing the stomach of the late Mrs. Abbie
Kenney of Dixmont, states that upon care
ful examination no evidences of poison
were revealed.
The fireworks for the Lewist on cell
ebration on the 4th of July will be furn-
ished from the laboratory OF E. S. Hunt,
Weymouth, Mass, at a cost of 81 900
N. II. Perry of North Paris, sends the
Lewiston Journal specimens of minerals
obtained in the ground for gold in that re-
gion. Among them are crystals of colum-
bic.
"A father, son and grandson at Ches
terville were seen together on the first day
of May each transplanting centennial
sugar maple.
Mrs. Leeta Towie. Of Canton, a LADY
seventy-five years OF age. recently has m an
ufactured quilt with her own hands, that
contains over two thousand five hundred
pieces.
The Bangor House will be sold by
public auction for the benefit OF o. NJ
Shaw's creditors, but the time of the sale
has not yet been fixed
The Lewiston Journal says the bauk
examiner, Hon. w. w. Bolster reports
that the Lewiston Institution for Savings
will probably be able to pay 80 per cent.
A young girl named Ada Grace. em
plOved in Freeman. Shaw & Co.'S mill in
Yarmouth. was seriously injured on Tues
day by being caught in the gear of a
drawing frame.
The government has established a mail
route by the steamer Ulysses from Rock.
land to South West Harbor. Bar harbCr
and Sullivan. The eastern Express Com
pany carries the mail on contract.
The Piscataquis Observer says Mr..
Wm. G. Jones starts his new slate quarry.
known a. the West Qnarry, at Monson.
this week, with a full force. This quarry
is situated to the west and south of the viii
lage, on what is believed to be the central
or mother vein. The slate possesses pc
culiar toughness and elasticity. that will
enable it to stand frost quite AS well as
shingles.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

our members are like myself tight up on first
mo 4 hate to ask them
J W came on christmas for few days & we
will have a glorious time. have more invita-
tions to frolicks with the members & Senators
than any man in Washington, l am bigger man
now with the members than old urant. cam
not put my foot on the floor Of the Hall but
that they make a break for me 4 sometimes a
dozen beginning at me at once for places for
some friend, | scarcely ever git out of the Office
TO go on the floor Of the House. | have under
me the Folding rooms, Document Rooms, File
rooms. all committee rooms. all employees in
the south wing of building & entire south wing
of capital | have supt 4 assistant In each
department and about dozen book keeper,
besides my Office clerk, & we do things up in
stilc. have boy to take my hat Il coat or
can't turn around without some one at INV beck
4 call. X when get all my new appointments
broken in, | shall have nice time
am making up party already 10 come on
10 Texas on the adjourmt :. :. Cox to head Il.
he i the warmest friend of mine YOU ever saw
also the New Speaker Mr.. Kerr. Fay X my
sell spent the evening with MIR. and Mr., Kerr
last eveug. | sm great ftvotate Of hers Mrs.
CoNs and Mrs. Senator Gorion-guitc a cont
tast here X Austin. | can't turn for friend,
here. have now tifty letters from nv south
crn friends all parts Of the South congrstulat-
ing me- thus wags the world, let man be- pros
porous 4 every man j. his friend. must close
tell viii look out for him 4 i'll cannot
make place myself can get him in some Of
the Departments after Christmas. write soon to
Your Devoted Friend l.. II. FITZHUGH"
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11
sptfiaI Aotifts. 9

To All, partic Ilarly invalids. Spring is try-
ing season. Indications Of sickness should al
once be ate nded TO. Fatal diseases NAV b..
caused By allowing the bowels to become con
"tiPat'd, and the system to remain in a di,or-
dered condition, until the disorder ha. time 10
develop itself. An ounce OF prevention /.
worth pound Of cure, is an old and truthful
saving. Therefore, we advise all who are
troubled with the complaints now very preya-
lent-headache indigo stion, disoGde red liver.
want Of appetite, nausea, or feverish skin to
laAe, without delay, Schencks Mandrake Pills,
We know Of no remedy harmless and deci.-
I've IN lts action. 1t at once strikes at the root
oi the disease and produces healthy tone TO
the system. People never need suffer from any
disease arising from disordercd condition Of
the hver If they would take this excellent med
icine when they feel the first indication. Of the
maiady. Families leaving home for the sum
mel months should take three or fou boxe, Of
these pills with them. They have an almost
instantaneous effect. They will relieve the pa
tent OF headache in one or two hours and viii
rapidly cleanse the liver OF surrounding bile,
anu VIII ehectually prevent bilious attack
They are sold by all druggists. 4w2l
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

1t is believed by many that the result
ticket bearing the names OF Blaine and
Bri,tow. We do not doubt but such tick
et would be hailed by the whole country
with the most intense delight. The ticket
Mr.. Blaine would gather around him, Tor
nis cabinet, the best men in the country. =.
lie would IN axe no doubtful experiments.
His thorough knowledge Of men would
place him in situation TO profit by the
mistakes OF predecessors, and have one OF
the highest toned aud most successful ad-
| ministrations this nation ever had. We are
| willing to run the risk of making This
statement in advance.-[ Machias Repub-
| ican.
| The New York Times correspondent
says during the reading of the President :
Message in reply to Blackburn's impudence
| House democracy. and remarks:
| The comments of the Democrats on the
| Message were amusing. One remarked
| First Clymer made great mistake in the
Belknap matter, then Caulield brought
Davenport and trouble upon the Democra-
i cy, next Springer gave Morton a chance to
make a terrific raid. and now Blackburn
has exposed US 10 this deserved castiga-
iton." Reagan. OF Texas, thinks the Mes
sage proper and dignifed reply to an im-
proper inquiry and valuable as historical
paper. Ex-Gov. Thomas, of Maryland,
thinks the Democratic side deserves the re-
buke so admirably administered for per-
mitting the inquiry to be made. The reso-
luton is conceded to have been all impu-
dent and improper one, which both parties
should have united to suppress.