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out from tho forests Of Oregon has issued a

out from tho forests of Oregon has issued a
new female poet, bearing loft AL elegant volume Of
verse entitled Nir'd amt inHd " u,on, 10y ABIGAIL
soorr DuNtwAY g. Il. Wrls Il Coz Her portrait,
wtch serves as the fronspcce. sAows that She pos
stsses uncommon force OF chataster. prepares Us
10 believe the accounts tat gwen of her IN
various waia- of NE. Mis-. nuniway Is lady Whohas
reached the mtutr age OF ATTY, who, after rails
ing fanny Of seven chi whe working as a mil +
ner. tn hayiag Il rtcd weekly paper In Oregon
upon which all her FANNY, including her husband, now
and employment, entered new hed. scTcd the poetic
Nrc, and thereby gave currency 20 talent which had
previously been Ourled the srouni pcrusal OF the
p0en Sil cnahe the red to form a Iul.mrnt upon
The proprety OF hgr continuing TO pursus this nno Of
literary nc WY IL IL narrative poem, based upon
strange and touching t1le u the Enocl Ard sort,
once toid by John @. Whittier, She oXp ana eau-
otats the mnle story, ucyrupcs the tIroe char errs
That appear M H. ami clothes Us scrurs and incidents
w'tn the handlworS OF mr. fancy. There ar higher
powers of characterization, cmo ION, ami imagiuau
thun those which sh dlsl vs. hu vet hrr porfl mar
rityc euit d 40 the minds Of aruitulc OF re "a
whO wound frt M al use II lk,nup 10 tae int ectual
pune upon wllcha teN giants have dispurted them
SELVES. In short, 'hcr' j. NOD .unt th.t Ms DauW~ys
poem wi ilt'ree. and please many :. op', d even
critical reaucrs VIII nnl ~ i pa,sa-,- Nhrn must
comnana tnelr atcntl'n. The man poem OF 'hc volume
~ followed by some shor,t ul,y.r nat possess suth
poe. IL qualities warrant lu twaruni ucr place
among ue attractive and pupu ar o,t Of uc d, AMI
oi L,tAe The nirgc Of tao sea- aud wet and Nrt'
are markvd spttmcH-, Alter hc OF success, fu labor
In oih,r ned Mrf. DuLwAY a. OREGON has, a IA, time
Of her NE, made beginning nat gives promise OF
future achievements. There are MAJ : pretty and
pleasing Illustrations IN tue COOK, which has Ueen sot
outin Oeautifui ttyle by the puOlisbers
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Read 1ur srN Of day ci'cr to.morroic.
How the co,s WAS prorped Tn.

1t IS sud for the Washington Ring that
the Liuuse of Representatives l. not ia
Republican hands al this pinch. With DE
GOiVEP GAurr.D is Chairman Of the
Appropriations, nothing would be easier
than To vote II few millions foY the relief
OF that "uatonal beucfactor. Boss SiIEr-
HERD. or perhaps TO eaior-c the bonds lie
has issued to his multitude OF creditors.
In 1856 AurIEI.D managed Ia give This Ring
three and half millions in siX weeks, upon
the vouchers of BNucocK alone.
The Administration has done ia best to
hold the Boss M. MrLLrTr WIS appoint
cd. Oh GHNNf's order. wiki that \ ew. Bat
when il came to contracts aud plckngs.
MoRniiL took the tremors at probable
iuvc-ugation, nnd 20 the mighty MULLErr
became only u smecurc with large pay and
mileage. created without the lcas' authors
~ of law
At the last session of Congress. through
n weakening on the legislative bill,
the door was partially opened to a bare
faced fraud. The Boss had erected a larr"
building on Pennsylvania avenue, with the
expectation Of renting II to due Govern
mcnt at an enormous rate, IA he had done
in other cases. The Pension Once had FOR
i've or six years occupied what l. known
as the -eaton building. The lease was
ahou; expiring, and the Boss cast cnvious
eyes on the appropriations
His coniederate EFFIaY SAEGFNr, rs n
member of the conference on the Lcgisla-
tive hill. moved to lease the Boss building.
After mach discussion, n compromise was
patched up. hv which il was provided that
thu Secretary of the Interior might rent Il
firc-proof building of slitab" accommodate
tons. to take effect SO soon as the present
letting can ne legally terminated; hut also
"provided that the lease of lhc present
building shall be continued II the said
building shall be made fire proof to the
satisfaction of the sad Secretary within
six months from the passage of this act
without disturbing the use of said build
ing.
The owner Of the Seaton building en-
ployel an architect amt notified CHANDLER
that he would comply with the terms OF the
law. As soon rs Congress adjourned the
Pension Once was moved into the Boss 5
building, in open disregard OF the law.
Since then CHANDLER has aided $4,000 a
year to the rent under prcteXts of heating
| the building, aud without the color of au-
| thority. When the Committee ON Appro-
priations come to pass on this job, he may
| discover that 1T is one thug To MAKE an
! Illegal aud scandalous contract, and quite
another TO get the money for carrying ii
| nnf
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TO THE EDITOR or lHE SUN-Sir: rne terri
be death Of young DE Wlti Clinton Lewis REEVES inc
question watcher dr1phobla nc contracted r. m
the tie OF cas-. Ahod I've years ago Mr.. sweeney
wealthy rrsdcnt ot BrooSlyn. .eeing some boys tor
ia luL cat that thN htd tuuhn u in ndshtt {, drove
iitm away, aud wolfe llrcratinS the animal VIZ. 'al1
bitten the thumb. Inc wound heal q rlnluly hut
lee sank mo ttudiinu ut nltlalchulla from AnlCA
not lux you'd slnuse MIN. lie r4id hr htd prtmori
ton II MS appruAc ng dth IT, and hr was NOS N.sae'u,
Tor tnrcC Wtek- Hftr inc ut ouent I've ctV ope uuuls
taxable symptoms Of hydrophonil, anu dlcd M ago D..
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.hv the Atlantic Should he w,denca.

10 THR EDITOR OF The SuS-Sf The Nor
wepian bark A lan,ic run down Ia broad daylight
IA mid. ocean by the United State war frigate Nandaa
Tue day, Oct. ~. The bark lay hove 10 far cut al
ana ny CAttestneS with tire entire ocean To
sn IN. the Naniaa struck the OarK carrying away her
yunOoin. bOwsprit, ANA entire nesdeear, hIulv dis-
AIllug her. The Nanuuia's INST cutter stove IN,
ara there were carried away her m zlen snr"uts ana
NJ zIrn channels topgllsnt utsi, aldlquHstcr gallery.
ihc Van Ia oWrd lie Disabled hArN mo Lisbon for
rep ir-. The GamArf 10 uNth vess Is amounted %
stuOlO rac Ian lies with he officers Of the Wanda i
tuurr"r- should ne irtiuu"d 10 lass an act ordering
the Atienfc ocean wiUrutG 81 that one utOf war can
cross 30 m slt,ty, especially Ia the uay time.
LItsOS Portugal, Nov. .. SLAB LISE.
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fraudulent votes aud comforting JUDICIAL
revisorv power over the returns in certain
cases. That section is rs follows:

revisorv power over the returns in certain
cases. That section is rs follows:
"On the urfi,.huh div after the holding ~ any gen.
no sitNgco. lc,futJnrt IN c0gy ess. orsu'ncr
J.. r foii- ia 10 nave be,H cei,od from hr several
counties hrr,ln ciccuous ~ u have boon hcid tac
sc.iciay ~ State Attorney encrai. aud On. tpnn-
tfnl'r Of funnc accounts or any Two ~ lien. t.'
lgiAcr Wa eii oihcl me ~ ih, 10 a,t VINO my
secretary Of sn 9. pursu1nt to notice to be given nv
.c''' ay ~ siu' 'nl .,N ,Ppa' 1t ,l',v , III
1acfpi. anil d,fc~wmc ard uccluo WHO shall have
snoWn b, su,n RETURNS II any such returns shil Se
sh1 Dr sha hpp"Ar go b, 80 irregular laise or fraud
nac ygs i9rsni SUCH officer or member ,lgy shn 80
toliiy ai van Nllri c .icu returns IN their de-
termination aud dccerutiln."
Il will he seen that the nmendatory act
fails 60 include Presidential electors in ITS
enumeration OF the eases in which the
Board of Cnnvassors has revsory power
over the returns. The duties of the board
in regard To Presidential electors, there
fore. remain US defined in the statute OF
lSOS, which clearly provides that the cleo
ton shall bc determined by the votes
actually and legally polled.
In this emergency the Republican man
ageIs nave put forward the extraordinary
claim that. SO far rs the votes for fresi-
AthNldl tt''iblo ult N'AAtih''if ihN WV
eruor OF the state is u Canvasslng Board IN
himself. with power to revise the returns.
to throw out counties at his own discre-
ton. uud TO declare tho result as hC may
;hink proper
The Governor of Florida is Il candidate
for r,j cction, and is thus described by II
correspondent OF the HcrGld:
Gov srr,RSs locs not 'liav the hisbc., reputation
for d 80 fti Hud proniN. Putnam, a member ol hi D..
own ntrtN. dvlouuc'. htm Tor I'aOuft auu pouNo ~
GishDatity. At.nrner-Ntucrh toCNE, in lhc puu!ic
prlnfs. dsnounccn him being llcipthl" nni "a lemon.
,st. uuiisiiug columns Of details to sustain his
charges.
Tnc present case is clearly provided for
Ivy The law of 1sGs; and the assumption by
Gov. STEARNs OF the powers of "a Rctutn-
ing Board is evidence that no position is
too absurd to he claimed and contendcd
fof by ,hc.e conspirators.
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iority being 50 large that even the throw
ing out of the Eve parishes could not over

jority being 50 large that even the throw
ing out of tie Eve parishes could not over
come il
cleo ors on TIE epurlislp u,Srt. who's" names wee
Tb tr NY Wy IT, rqn pp, ,V y py"gI r ,"o
h,cW." 3, row b"sns to l,'k + tppu'a wine. W
PACKARD, Ia'.uhli,an Leg azure. rnd tei uAy.s
choose the uthcf i've electors " sm tli "'jotiy.
We have frequently quoted from this
correspondents dispatches to corroborate
our own Information that Of the votes
actually and legally pollcd in Louisiana
TnDES has a majority Of from seven 10
nine Thousand. Tho editor whom JAY
Coup employs, however pcrsistently IL
nores the news sent by his honest corre-
spondcnt, and pretends 70 believe that
HAYES is elected. THIS is ease of honest
correspondent and dishonest editor. The
inconsistency makes pitiful spectacle.
In the case Of our ncghhor, the Times,
the fault is entirely with the correspond
ent. The Tribvmc, with correct informo-
ton, persists in flsrhood. Tho Timcs is
misled by the insincerity Of is reporter.
THIS is a sample of his despatches:
"Ne toLouHsn. thor, IS no doubt Taere need nc
H,4Es mai INV = con- AMI r t,f cunt villcer.
tm!y oo maj. u' niN.seyel PARISHES 10 "a, STATE.
lcpnnilcin uai,rly OF from seycI to shi nons,nd'
Again, in relation to the matter treated
of in The above extract from the TrIbWic's
honest correspondents despatch, the in
sincere correspondent of the TINES tele-
graphs;
'1hc Democrats arc attempting to make CAPITAL ou'
OF tla AAiV tuntU fifNh 49, ufH It't u'iAu'f oi N'
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From Eurouc we have denial OF the re-
port that the noTnscHILos have promised to
advance Russia money; news OF the departure
OF the Marquis Of SALISBURY FOR Constantinople.
to act with tbs English iinister there at the
coming conference: aud intelligence OF the
opening Il the Italian Parliament aud the
speech of the kiIg, In which he EXPRESSED
confidence In the succeae of moderate councils
IN the present threatening aspect of Europe
az irs. The attitude OF Russia and Turkey re-
mains unchanged.
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The fuller accounts we get this morning
Of the great cyclone. when on the 3lst of OctO-
Der swept ~ the coast of the liiy Ol Bengal
prove that II WIS even more dis strons IA It's
Ell cts than the first dispatches described. a
greet wave, tn the depth In many places of
twenty feet, swept over inc olus er Of lslnnds
To tho eastward of the mouths of the Gdnges,
entirely submcrsing them ana also the main
land for miles inland. rwo-thirds Of the popu-
lation were destroyed. the Islands alone were
inhabited 10y three or four hundred thousand
people. To add to the horrors of the lanity,
tho putrcfyinP Of the doid bodies Is eeding
oho.ora, u which a general outbreak H. feared.
Tnis Bengal cyclone must be remembered ~
one 4 the most awful IN it, effects II any ct
which We have tho record. Meanwhile, we get
the news That IN the Madras districts the famine
that was appTe hended has ha-" In mart prevent
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Ballo, stumng in south Carolina.


Some of the Republicans at Robbins, on
tho PM Royal haiiruad. where the Democrats
in large nunlugrs were ABOUT voting, fired INTO
that uux IN order 10 Olst the managers, which
they ala, and the devils got mold ui the Canaan
FAR nux. carried ~ INTO the swamp, ana stun id
aupu. 100 Notes mao ii. II Was turned over
several days aiter the board adjourned, ana We
learn Il ll,s gone ~ t. tllumnla. lne ROBBINS
BOX has been brought nels. Contents uukHJWu.
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The quidnuncs who predicted the GER
tain nomination Of JonN KELLY as successor to
Comptroller ANDREW II. GREEN, will look in
vain for confirmation Of their gossip. by law
the Mayor is allowed ten more days 10 which
to make up hs magist rial mind. and ho pur-
poses avaiing himself Of plrt Of the time, at
least. Taxupyers can well riford to wait a little
ionler. provided the right man is Dnally Sc
levtcd.
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A soldiers Opinion.


Tue United States troop, in Tallahassee
are nearly All Democrats, aud are, withal. a
clever set II fellows. cunu OF them came from
South Caiullni, ana have NOT ceased huTraninz
for Mddc italptOn vt, Onc 90 lhem, hCtp-
t4iu, IcrlrNud To ypar L rfe9pundent Ntster-
ddy ,hat turre " ~ about as nucl necessity tor
four hunutcd iruU ps mere A. taere Nollu 90 al u
NeN Lac Lana Sunua5 scuOol eoieoralluu,
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The history Of the 81. Louis Whiskcy
Ring and II the connection of the White House
herewith has not yet been made perfe ctly Gle r,
but on Thursday morning We propose to shed
Light on some Of its dark points.
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cd by welcome and timely rains, though IN NOM
bay th' prospects Of actual farnne are still very
gloomy. India Is having herd time Of 1t this
season.
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Advertisements for THE WEEKLY SUN, is
med to-mo1o0 morning. must 10 handed III this
ironing icfOrt sic o'ol0cl,.
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It seems that ELLIS, the Plrk Bank de-
falltcr, has been found, hat not arrestc !. He
was traced to ~ John. New BrlnswicS. by the
q electives. ami hns been there encountered. tut
Hike WESTON, he may Crcanc irDm the hands Of
justice by reason Of the CO APPLICATIONS Of our
cxiraditlon treaty with tue Dominion Of CANADA.
which Is simil.r to tina, with Ensl md. Ellis
probably knew what he wa aDout when lie
escaped into the New Dominion.
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The Republican papers are, in any event,
enjoying rest from their half years work Of
slandcring Gov. TiLDES, and telling lies about
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and fe 'vor Of the Prophet as the one intoxicating
and inviting plurality Of wives. THIS doctrue
he has FOR many long years faithfully pfeached
and consistently practised, with curious re ults
As time rolled on. The Prophet Kept constantly
taking unto himself new hclpmeots, til at last
IT became necessary to place some OF the clder
wives on the retired list to make room for
the younger ones. There was much gruri"i"S
aniunc the Old Guard. but no actual revolt
Finally. how ever. the situation became uubcar
able, and ANN ELIZA, Drawer than her SISTERS
threatened ito take the law on the Prophet
which she did with eminent success a Gentle
cou awarded her alimony, which the Prophet
refused to pay hut nc reckunod Without lis
host. The sacrlogious minlons Of law seized
upon four carriages. three wagons one pair Of
mules, one span Of horses and thrco COWS. the
property of the Prophet. and sold them Mt pub
lie auction at Salt Lake CITY on the 1t inst. 10
ply the award Of the cour, in the Ann ELIZA
case. These sales realized Sl,ls5, but Ann ELIZA
is far from being satisfied other seizures of
property will be made and other auction sales
follow. TIL the whole amount Of ASs ELIzA's
claim is fully paid, satisfied, and discharged.
BRtoHAN YOUNG Is probably at this present
writing the most thoroughly disgusted Prophet
Of whom we have any record since the DAYS
when the whale swallowed JOSIAH. After three
DAYS and three nights of great discomfort. JO'
y Al stepped out of the whale. aud went on his
WAY rejoicing. Inc Mormon Prophet has no
such pleasant future in store for MIN; be Is
maize utierl, anu nupeicsslv vretched by long
visits Of ANS EtIzAs. MARY AIMS. aud SUSAN
JAMES, all determined TO have their rights
lie does not he on a bed OF roses. rs long rs
there remains one single, solitary mule IN the
locker tue hoiv man cannot hope for peace.
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THE Sun Afforded yesterday melnn-
cboly exhibition Of precocious crime. ELLA
LARRABEE aged eleven. was arrested for burg
larry ana arson, aud JonN COSTELLO, aged nine,
for stealing horse and wagon. In the same
naper was recorded the arrest OF DANIEL MA
GINNIs, AN escaped convict, who returned To his
mothers house ON SaturIayevrning, and during
the night got M and saturated iig' Z material
with cam phene to set dire to the house. He said
that he wished to burn ~ his mother and the
lttto brats. We see in MAGISEIs what Miss
LARRABEE and Master COSTELLO may reason-
ably hope t. come to. The ammunition in Lon
don crime OF late year" Is largely attributable To
the powers vested In the police of picking ~
little Migrants and In the m lsstrntes OF sending
them to industrial schools and reformatorles,
where, whenever the negligent parents have
adequate means, they are cancelled 10 help in
maintaining them. 1t Is the LARKAREEs, COS
TELIos, and MAGIHNIsEs. lett unnipped in their
criminal buds, who compel the maintenance Of
our expensive criminal stall.
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Keep cooll Republican institutions will
he saved and peace preserved.
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II ducks do slide ~ Iiolland'ide.
At t1ristinas they viii ,wius
II guCAs do sNliuGi lluliln tide,
AttuGl.full. they WI .lll

At Cns!,tulis they w.u s!lds
They have captured u fish in Florida,
Cedar Keys, which m inhabitants have gven tho
OF the citacbisscr A. has the head OF cathshs
the body OF au eel aad the Log IA lizard Il IA allisd
to the screw-hsh, weliSnown IA RI rdl, and whose
habits have been made study OF Pratt, Of Pilatks.
In the summer time. when the 81 johns yields lis
beautiful grasses 10 up ami un'crews It's head
which, by TIE aid OF four weidehn,d legs, goes out on
the banks and eats the sweet grasses. When winter
comes zoe. bacS. the tail on ana makes the
water of the lovely It, Jonns It's home. Niturahsu
have dcss nete Il as belonging the family of SDirt
tbs ArchCidicus.
A letter from Norwich, Conn, 10 the
Hartford Times contains the following story, toldS
George W. Fuller, submarine diver, WHO Is now IN 10
former city "Nhilc performing some work for Unet
sam In OF the southern ports, where II was Gus
tOmary for those supplied the market with earl
gardcn.ruck to load their boats ana row them around
70 the wharf, IL happened tta one day bury negrd
loaded his boat with Aatcrmcons. All had just reached
the dock whore the usun number of loungers stood
watching the operations OF the aver. The negro, al
unconscious ~ his tfualion was zealou,y cndeavof-
ing to dispose Of his car-o when Fuller suddenly
emerged, holm first, from tae water thrusiing 10
google cy and ugly head before the shed oecu
pant OF the 1oat, and sciz one of the largest OF tia
melons, Junk Immediately. iAc dlrk'y, VITA yell
ana bound. reached the pier. and neither stopped
norurned until ne reached home With the tdings hat
de dcobe had = oited dc nc On >"
There are few prrtlrr vineyard views
in France hn TIE one seen from the chc-,nu covered
platform on which Fl n4s tne o. anu romantic CnAteil
NQucm. There has hcrn an Outstanding fcud ana
rivalry OF hun lrcl, OF yeas between the grcliest
WINES OF this district aud tJo farfImtd JoaauusbI
OF the lae and ercut tra ~ ssill tOoA place At ha
PARIS Exnioluon OF 1867. The Jury vas c0mnosel
equally OF French and German experts, with lhcasa
President and two 0otl's oi the choicest lt nc VIVA
were pitted asain,t two p,tles OF o,Atc,u Vfneant
1901. \ unanimous verdict the prize h NAt'tl
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DR.. REDFIELD, the southern correspond
ent Of the Cincinnati Comm rciii, telegrapAs
from New Orleans rs follows;

"Iuvrsugation conyinces me thit The Republicans
have oyrrdra~n The lpunt OF intin !'ton IN tne DIS
putcu uartnr,, ami AN not now sue t4nt uATEs ~
nave ilorly 4 the BOARD acta with strict iArnesr
anu lnpartltn.Y."
Inveslig lion has had a similar effect upon The
mind of every competent Republic observer
who has gone to New Orle .ns TO learn the truth,
not to hide the truth.
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Every Senator will do wen to pcrusc day
after tomorrow sCN.

The J0cksoHrUic Union, one OF GRANTS
little organs in florida, has come To the rescue
OF 2Acn CuANDLEii aud publ hes four telegrams
addressed by him to VI. MARIiN. the carpet-bag
Charm n of the Republican state Committee,
In order rs Is pretended. 30 correct 1.-THE circu-
lation Of false reports of dispatches received
from the North" The thr most important
are all dated on the sth OF November, the day
after the election. the fourth Is Only an nc
knowledgmeat Of MARTINS answer 10 the
others.
THE Grst Of these general orders instructs MAR
TIS "a follows:
"l'vour s;a;c has gone for Hays. the Democrats
nepcHd uu your VI itncr. BE- on your guard r..r.
from .vtrv locality wlth .ut u"iiv 'sjdfe no pts Or
proper eyp,Rat 10 cover ta'sc POINTS.
the second empnu- zes this instruction, and
then comes number three. more decided still, in
these remarkable words:
we ars. aos ats ,g,.'g certain Of is' to'e' FOR
HANLs, u Fluiiua ls sale.
ON that very day. the election Of MIR. TILDEN
was conceded with hardly IN exception by the
press ana the returns from all pa'ts Of the conn
try fuly iu-tined that teller. N"t IN the face OF
tnis uniyctsa, testimony. CnANpLrR had the
frontcrV to declare. I've are now disniufsip cer-
tain Of ls5 votes f1r HAYES. n Florida Is safe
How could ne be certain. unless there had been
q preconcertcd pl1n 90 coun; out 1ILpEN IN
| Louisiana aud South Carolina, when all the re-
| ports at mat time gave those states to ifLpENf
But this Is not all. That same day CHANULER
| teiegraphed to his Assist mt Secretary nc W ash-
| iugton, and the despatch was published the next
morning, lI,YEs HaS isj vot"s AMI Is cleo ed
| In this case there was no III " ABOUT Florid,
| Hc knew MAuTIS would "spare no pains OF
proper expense to cover the points" and know
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Il seeids that none of the annual de-
partment reports e. yet prepared. altnoueh the
time ina arrived when they should an lie 10 the
h inds of the pubic printer. The members %:
an cieciionecrng Adnlini-tration caunot be x
pectcd to s9.ic time for routine work. Dos
CAMERON has been tusy shipping soldiers South
Go support CHANDLER. vino has teen busy con-
suirin- 90 defeat the choice Of the nation
Father TAFT has been busy delivering interni-
natlestump sp"eches 10 elect HAYES. while LOT
NoHniti. ha- he,n tus, Geprccia'ins the credit
OF the q ,crnnent to serve the end % party.
Al have been busy ~ their way busy IA bees
but they haze been too busy to do the business
TOR which tue taxpayers. Democrats rs We'll ss
Republicans. pay them hbcrally.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-21

The old state Ilpuse on the College
Green Of New Haven Is an admirable building
for tae contemplated state Museu n, ANA proba-
bly, will tempt great many appropriate be-
quests md don .tion4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-21

On Thursday next we propose to print
something winch Gen. GRANT VIII read with m
terest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-21

JAY GoTLDs organ. in speaking of
GtiNrs probable action IN the event of trouble,
say; " rhe country ma, rel upon him to do
what s wise and pA,riotic In any srcn cmcr-
ecnty." 1nc country will be grateful Tor this
assurance OF GRANrs wisdom and patriotism
IRON sucn judge Of patriotism a. JAY GOULD.
and sue an expert in wisdom ana in liquor as
JAY GotrDs rum shop must AFFORD.