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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

To THE EDIToR OF The Sun Sir: In the
article on Ams,eur Newspapers" In sundays edition
OF THE Sun you say, many OF the little shests pubsh
grls' department. but the misses slow al
vantage Of the opportunity afforded them, only
having the audacity TO publish paper. and she
DOWN IN the wilderness OF Maine"
Enclosed please mud copy ot the iouthru Entsr-
p',se smohtey amateur .ufnal, published printed,
ANA tultcd ny Miss Lihue Auains, Eira \. la young
lady OF 10. Tue hhePte Is now IN aus lhlrl year OF
existence, al mat oeing puOshed ~ CafbOndale Pa,
yea ~sekn OF tour pa$es, tAen as senhmonlhy, 1nd
later A. monthly IA rs present form. Miss Adans has
aso gained reputation as AN authorizes under the nom
de plume Of "Netue sparkle" She Las had several
sores "a pTn IN proiessloaal papers pe,ides having
several IN her own journal from time To time her rep
scna awe PRODUCTION, however being Joe, or Stolen
iron Home copy rignted), serial running IN toe
EiitipTiSe. Niles Auans ~ nov learning hnglsh IT.
eraturr, intending W follow 10 As a profession,
There y also an amateur paper named our GVIs'
OfH published ny ms NJ 81 Joe, Pa anu another
In FUrlda entitled The Dreamer.
would also Say that the Enterprise Is printed by a
hsndtnkipg star" press one page AZ time, aud run
10y foot power Your obedent servant
1osY ADAMS.
"rur Ea," iouthfa! Enerprss and me SGnCeaa, Dan.
VILE III.
YosNERs, N. Y, Nay 20.
I'VE take pleasure III endorsing the fOHthfuI Enter
PRISE asaneat eghtpage paper, nled with Interesting
matter, aud edlted with discretion and AGILITY.
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FARMER HARRIs's FARM HAND.
A Contract that Calls for a small Ruphrates
of Whiskey.

Jake Thompson, stalwart negro, about forty
years Of age, IL well known IN Orange and Ulster
ties as most valuable farm nani aud Of great.
60, Of whiskey dnnKers AMI wherever he engages 10
work he makes binding contract that his employer
shan give MIN az much whsEey as he wants. The
tract 10 always drawn that It Is Jakes privilege
eilher - Withdraw from Il or On the LIST inst
JA<e hired wisn farmer Harris. wAo lives few miles
back II New bdrgh. The farmer had heard OF Jakes
usefulness ss iarn hand and he had also heard OF
Temperance lia ne clu'cd bargain Win JAKE hoping
that ne might pefs aade nun 20 give up the cup.
The contract was rignea Ia Newburgn, and at the ap
pointed time JAKE appeared at his new place
ready Tor work. Farmer Harris when Jake arrived,
was a. he supposed surcently suppned with liquor to
la * ~ least one month. provijing he cold not
peituade hun to desst from It's ute. liz had laid Ia
gallon OF Johnson's best apple whiskey. made from
pure Orange county material, and said to be years
OLD Be.re JAKE had worked quarter Of the mt asy
aquanli.y that MI, d large tumUer smscSlng hs lips
over aud lrOhouncing good. ON the nrrt day JAKE
drank little over quart Then Farmer Harris asked
JaSe how much he would need the next day. Jake re
pntd mat quart would answer. and that he didn't
thak he woutu average more than lhAt usy while
Kept To work II some days he haO no work, lhe guam
tty needed would nos Oe so much Farmer Harrs nnds
TIA. " nc cannot palm on poorer Quany Of whlskey
upon Jakei his sf months engagement wil cost about
s2<5 Tor Hhlskey alone.
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a K.insd " oman ,!e,. $1,000

damage suit for breach of promise and
seduction was concluded IN the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas 10 day, With verdict In favor Of
plaintiff for $ll,OUl. Tue Ilantin, Miss Mary
Wendt, resided IN York, Pa, aud the defend
ant. Joseph A. Fdrus, Il a well-knOwn citzen Of
baltIuore. Mi-s Wsndt testified that sue mad
been engaged to DO married 10 defendant for
four years, and that subsequently ne mad Sc
duced her under that engagement, aud that the
cnlld was now nearly three years old Her
uruther-in-Hw testified Ia reference to the en-
gageneuts and 10 her chastity ptiOr To her Sc
dLctiOn. The d -fendaEts course was extraOrdi-
nary. Ills COLnse withdrew from The Gas , and,
although notified to employ new counsel he de
clinei to do so, and also refused to aupebr,
though notified TO do 80. The Court, however,
acted for him, and saw that the case was not
prejudiced Counsel for plaintI sid that no
pesuniIry compensation could atone f. the
wrecked life of n pure women. Ine Jury was
only absent one hour, and returned verdict Tor
flIUOl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

You NAV see them Al work any time Of the day.
On what dainty perfection their movements display
There's rustlng aud swaying a. onwarl they sweep
Ana the dirt al tue pavement before them they heap
IT, the nncst Invention tNat ever vas seen,
This pretty, new'fanged s'reet.sweepng machine.
They are simple in shape, they arc easy TO moyei
Ana the walks vi clly uicy VASTLY improve
lun my have them IN ilk, or barge, or uclalne
You may have them trimmed kayIi, VI have them quite
plain.
It's the neatest inyention That ever was seen,
This pretty. ew'fangled ttreetuwecplng machine.
There are who declare they demand too much
There some VINO prefer, TOO the odstyle OF broom
but these are Old fOgies who alwayr cry down
Every Orlght innovation with anger and frOwni
IT, the nicest Invention that ever was Aecn,
Ihs pretty, new tangled strcetswe eping machine.
In what delicate folds round the owners they now
In what shmmerinr siopes To the pavement they go
Where's Tue use OF for clesnng the street.
whrn the Jobs neatly done ny he fairies We meet
LIE the rarest invention that ever was seen,
Ihs pie,ty, new -faIged sreetsweepi g machine.
GkORGE COOPER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
STEVENS INSTITUTE ATHLErICs.
Running, Jumping, aud Iiurdle-R aeing-T
Men Who Won the Prizes.

The second annual athletic meeting OF
the students Of the Stevens Institute was had
on their baseball grounds, foot of Ninth street,
IIoboken, yesterday afternoon. The races did
not secure many entries, but some Of them were
well contested. The starter, Mr. II. Phillips, was
indefatigable in getting his men on the mark,
and the Judges, Messrs. A. Y. Trautwein, A. w.
Stahl. and = e. IIenning. gave satisfaction. Mrs.
MOrtiH presented the prizes, consisting of hand
some silver medals, to the successful cOmpeti-
tors.
The one-nile walk was won by f. Foute In S
minutes IS seconds the lW-yards dash 10y j. o..
bnerke IN VA second pI!ting the l,'-pound
ing he base bail by II. W Hazard al 36 feet (;
the half-mile ran by j. H. stephens ia minutes
2sk seconds; the standing high jump by j.
Kngsland NJ feet running high jump 10y IL.
". Hazard at 4 feet ii inches, standing long
Jump by j. kingsland NJ 4 feet inches running
long jump by II W. Hazard at IL feet the three
legged race by Hazard and Buerke; the consO-
latiOn race by II. Suydam In II ID seconds, and
hurdle race mot on he programmed distance
lOO yards, over ~ hurdles, by W. Luts In ~
seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
A BROKEN FAMILY.
Died At sea-A Man whose Children do not
Know Him.

from the Shenandoah Heraif. June2.
The spectacle OF "a man with three chill
dren, all OF them crying bitterly. attracted con-
siderable attention at Quakake junction yester-
day morning. II seemed strange that the chill
dren-a girl about six years Of age, and two boys
aged respectively about eleven aud thirteen
years should persist In crying while their pro-
tcctor appeared 10 he doing all I'm his power to
soothe them. Feeling rather curious reporter
who happened To be on tho spot asked the man
what was the matter with the little ones, and
was answered as follows NV name Is -
mot for publication, and at present live in
lIazleton. About i've years ago came 10 this
country. leaving my wife and three children at
homo. After working hard for between four
and lve years saved little money, and over
a month ago bought ticket and sent II across
to my wife. She was to sail for New York.
and IL was to meet her that | went there
a couple OF days ago. The ship came in, and
when asked for my wife they told me that
when three days from port she had died, and
found my children, hut they did not know me,
and Will not yet believe that AIN their father,
and the poor little things cannot he blamed for
not remembering me, for when left home my
face was smooth, and now you see have CON
siderable whisker'' and he had. The eyes Of
the children were bloodshot and swollen from
excessive crying, but II seemed perfectly incrod-
ihc to them that the strange man who took so
much trouble to quiet them should he their
father As tho man said. THE two youngest
were too small when left home to have any re-
collection Of me, and the oldest boy, although
eight years old at tho time, would have but dim
remembrance ~ man who looked at that time
altogether different from what do at present."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

SATURDAY, June 3;-Fiogr dull. shipping exs
10 Q, sas,sSS superane state and western. ,sa
e ; md S,, %siSF' 1ns sssay
Ss wsstera .9.er sSmm3n sSaS 20 Xxx IA . 90
g. sisS grades: ,s:5ss.s5o Rys' ssasSEsupernne,
pHSysioSs waS sSo sa s,saSS sses 1000
eels: ns,sst tissoails 50 Tor July sna $780, iSS
for August, ana SO Tor september Bacon more 40
Quoted ol and s Sas Ssr i 20 private sd
s put &C. eo;S S we;1 sc. so ,c' q r sy w';srs
siis7,< Tor August CLOSING at iaside priee. alter
on the spot siiiaSSsiiiS. Dressed hogs Al 10
including re,cete sf ssnr 10 cScss So1 Il
.iiS5s.Ics ~: NSsasss st,l u, go .. scnIS'so,
: spring I; S"srsSa ssp Tea .asr
s.'' oar: q 49, and red
81 q ne range ne
state teGsi6c. for white State. and sSGIlec. for
ie5 Sssstp ncsy % .rrys Corn isresa.T gsss
" ] no, 9Si YI ..3
mixed; 6es5e{c. for mixed. June delivery.
at loo zoe rold sales 1900 bags. and bags ssSsc-,
bon on private tern. milo grades quiet Rice and
than real Raw sugars were steady a. as7J,c for far
ees hhds French IsisnSs 100 hha. TSrto REQ on pr
'ate terms. Renned STEADY at iOssalossc Tor hsrds
sUEDRIKs-Spirlis turpentine was easier with 100
bbls. soto at a 93oc; common to 5000 strained
quoted at f17OQSti.75. with moderate sales Peiro-
lcum quiet but steady At sac for In bulk.
and HAtaHl5c., for renned. In bDs. Ocean freiehts
actye and nrm, with adv era ;
grain TO LIVERPOOL by steam. e%,a lod. 40. to Ant
werp. bv steam, iOx1 do. 10 Hamburg July
$50 mark grain TO Cork for orners. 6s co 6t0s. Oh
do. 10 Bristol Channel O.. Sd .cp6s ID; do Con-
tnert, 6s. 3dGcds. 81 and ny steamer, S. Whiskey
dull and nominal at tl10l4etl12.
CoTruN-SpOts Hctiye for expOrt and advanced l-10c
Nj al ng upinds ~ ll0c.; sale. 45bs bales Futures
l.l6a &C. higher; sales, 1880 bales, closing at
II 3i32c. for June, IL -32c. July, IL 6ec for
gust and l2lsc for SEPTEMBER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
MIR. Coup. speculnIL.a in white WhaIe-.

hT. Coup's white whale the survivor OF Two
brought TO this city last week, died IN the aquarium
yesterday. ihe cody was taken to MIR. WALKER taxi.
dennf,. IN North william street, and he cut the sh
from TIE bones and prepared the skeleton to send to the
Smithsonian Institution, The nsh was nine feet long
and two und hslf m diameter he tpideris and the
inhrI coating were each quarter Of mn turh tnick,
AMI hr nesn winch was all IA. was hye inches ihlcS.
Tue whale Was seventeen feet long and tour feet
IN dl lneteT. They bruised themselves against tue
u.h VALE et tne tank, AMI both Dled to death
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
AXswhns TO coMnnsroNDENrs.

Tenant. Your landlord can be compelled to
furnish ladders a. the nre escape,
POstO Mobile may be read on the stand OF
N.h.I lfit yiIitr "a it.t a'tI Ne.
X. j. T-Scrtpturian and scripturst are used
synOnymously ~ both Worcester ana Webster.
II. N.-Transferrc to the Excelsior Savings
Bank. sixth avenue aGd Twenty.thIrd rect
ID. CA child born 10 a citizen of the United
States n any country Ia engi6e TO the Presidency.
John Moran We suppose Denver IL a better
place for !Otr purpose than Virginia CITY. The fare
Denver isf73.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

John Flynn and Richard Flynn. employees In
sugar refinery In East Twenty eth street, closely
scmble each other. although they are not related.
Thursday last day, and John took his place in
line and received his money. Ten minutes afterward
he stepped no 70 the desc again and asked for the pay
due Rchari-t53l0. The cashier handed IL over but
few minutes aferv he confronted by the real
Richard ara then John coud not be found. He
subsequently arrested and etcrday held in $500
bail In the Yorkville Police Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
A Wiz. pu,,.r In state Prison

The Gold and Stock and the Western Union
Telegraph Companies have been much troubled Iaiely
by the theft OF wire from their poles On the Goth Of
May oincer sullivan caught Charles Won IN the act
MIN was indicted ny the Grand Jury and sent enCed
10 three years At hard labor IN the state prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com,
prised foreclosure Gales by:
Peter 7. Meyer one plot 161.sxf0.bx1630xl0b 3. on
the north side OF Fifty hrst street. between broadway
POS the south aide Of Maggie avenue $50 feet east
of Elw God street, f2.100
BY H. w Coates one frame house. with lot, 10 2rs2 q
on the east side of Fourth avenue u feet north OF
Eighty elshtt street. $1,000 one threestory frame
house, with lot, % 6x0O the north side Of Teasda
place, 3l6 feet west q Demonico place. Mouisana
(rwenty. third ward, ~ 500.
BY VIM Kennedy, one four-story brick house. with
lot - 2xpS, the east side Avenue A. 80 feet south
OF 10Th street, 1900.
by Scott Myers, one three-story brown-stone house
with lot l6rp the north side OF 130th street. l6e
feet eaet Of Fifth avenue, tv.O5O
The following foreclosure sales were adjourned
One house and lot the south side OF Forty ninth
street west of First avenue, and properly on West
lOpth and 10th streets, to June 10
This total value OF city real estate sold at the Ex
change for the pact week amounted TO t42O,212, AZ
against t46f AZ the figures for the week previous.
Monday ~ the Exchange.
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An A.yIum for Orphnn..

Mr. Adam schegal of Williamsburgh has
given 100 acres at Bresliu TO the Montrose Avenue
Cath ole Church, which Is 10 be erected asylum
for orphans and the ny The building. 2ulN5u, has
been begun. The cost completed VIII Or Sou,OJu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04

Jere. Johnson, Jr., the auctionrer OF II parl
row, has Deen adJuGcatcd an involuntary bankrupt
JuCge Batchford. The total amount represented o.
the pelltiOnlug dcbtOrs Ia tA037O.2l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
1874. to 1884. currency a. TO ,s7 .naru me-, me e,

IN state bonds the only recorded sales were Ii North
Laron O. special tax, eecond class at Brook yn
~ Park loan at 1854 tairoad bonds were strong on
ilnht business. The principal transactions fob
lows chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Is 1i0sl chi
cago snd Northwestern consolidated, 102If Chicago
ana Northwest consolidated coupon gold bonds,
sssvO Central Pacific COLO bonds, 1923 Union Pacins
RAILROAD Isl mortgage, iAla1OfJE Pittsburgh.
Fort wayne aud Chicago LIST, 119k Great West
ern "a mort ar 90 Hannibal and ST. Joseph S. CON
vertible. 7sd7b% Lehigh and WilkesDnrre cuneolf.
dated, pS G., and l. c. lat mortgage, i5i Ohio and
o2&.
me opening. nisnesL Iowest, and 3 r. N. closing
prices o stocks Weru.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
Silnatiolls dllanIrN,

Anal hookkecper. rapid writer, Quick At figures.
~ md goshtad business OyOuugl man. wants posi-.
lOu Ia some gOou uOuse nest cty reference AllrrrI
INTELLIGENCE, r. o boa 5is
INIRST-CLASSN washing and ironing doue IL tAe
Il house Al 5Sl 81 ay, nlgnts up, back room,
SITUATION wanted By u youuS man n ,ou-
- paniOn to Inv IA gentleman hes Of refer nctA
FURNISHED no objections ~ CITY or country. Address
ROBERT HAN, JdnacA l. l.
SITUATlON wanted by an experienced hotel patirg
> co and baker city OF country, Address u esy
No. l27, sun Ot,e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-04
ytt Cream.

IyUSSELI'SICE CREAM, - Blble II 49, no
~ In the city. Excur.Ons, festivals. retailers IS cent?
per quart special attentionto out.Ot'tOwn aTders.
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@laniro-

\XA\TED-A few strong, sober men tor coupe
w Of days to hoist and trr ~ lime ln store wa-,s
Nbo per day. Can A. 24S From t., from To- otpoA
\TASTED-An experiences Lischnc printer for
w cotton good, must Be npti 10 NIX COLOR,
and have Dcsi references. Apply Al 50 worth 81.
FIRSl-CLtSS shoemakrrs ON mems WORK one
q ladies nud 60 assist m httfc Apply
At WV. BUTTERt lRLO'S, Murray at, at 10 A. M
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-11
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LTVERPOOIr-Tn steamship CITY Of Richmond, Dec
eFrancis Andrews, the Rev. B. NJ Benson, Heury Bell,
Miss b. q. Bae James Bryiey Mr. Bale. o. Blake r. Bon
lard Alphonse Couche and Mrs f. b. Curtis s. Carew.
C. b. CaTYl John COwan O. N COe Lorenzo Dentz r. Doug
lass H. DaDel Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Uanie j. Delany j.
Feldman, D. f. Pagan, James H. GOsson, w Gl9son H. H.
Green W. Hyman, j. Howard Mrs Handbook, T. b. Hendor
son, J. Head, r. Hogg, W. H. Johnson, w. lamb, g.
+. Mum, w. j. Matthews John Mcdonald, w. G. Merriam,
Orlo Antoine Poeachard Mr. and Mrs Frank Poutz,
w. W Portal r. w Randall. Robert Robson r. Read, Mrs
w. NJ. Strickland II. A. sumner, F. r. Spencer. f. T. w sad
ler MI aud snyder saltus, Nichols Vasen, G.
Westphal A Westpha j. Walker @. Whiting, Leon Wars
schawsky f. r. Wilkinson, II. c. Wilkinson, r. Warrop p.
Wheside H. RosenOaum, NJ. j. Kennedy, r. Clere, A Cal
mancl, W. p. Davis.
IN steamship TIE Queen 9-Mr and Mrs. Van yokcn-
burg, C. Rees, A. Sherman, NJ Mckenzie j. q. McCrea
George jennings F. Bradley John N Buck, AlexaI
der Grant Jacob Cose f. Sykes Peter Johnson AndIeas
Bech, Deputy COmnissary General Satchwe and wife, Mrs
Louis, S. o. L. Potter, James Mel Charles Wles John
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nECIsIONS-nRc. o.

Supreme Court Chdmbers-Bv Judge Brady
Light ana Coz the matter Of the application
q GIIee Baro i es 10 nad Hoppa
whmOre-I desire % see Mr. Mann ierle ag Dqly -.
ng-Thls heard al special Term. ddle,berg
viii please appear on Monday Al 10 a m Connolly agt
"A consideration OF tho whole evidence submitted leads 70
doubt bat when the question Is whether months
to be given Tor ne ,sapS o Of vc m S H.
given to The defendant The motion ~ ir ast Isas 70 to
have nc Hight 70 seize the individual property Of the defend
ant and apply IL 70 Tie payment OF their debt IL ts Gsh1
sn1 e pS e9 20 be- exhausted before Bdivdaa prop
s GS S be to e order aGt i Eo aSa
BergeThe equues are dened The defendant claims inc
Fis oycrcome5 the simple allegation the piantn
owner property Toe Injunction must ther, fore be
denied but The dsgo;oq Of ne motion WI not BE- g. The
he pfopey and the Iauin in Tact owns and can present
reasonable proof thsr the REMEDY no denied VII be 9S
hostile the better for both Is 10 forgive each other
Ey Judge Lawrence Cutting a. Steven. Co, ,.
90 and ~ Io~@shTaa ag% o a om,,S
the guardian tem in these Won woysky agt Froh
surtans counsel fees made herein, anu being
General Tenn decision It Is binding upon me. The decree
i3y Judge Donobuefreedman agL Ashley granted
pSSs5at 4rIH-y Judge Van vorst-somers agt. Fsber
s S5eTT os and DEGREES sgncd S as An
drewsJudgnent Tor dissolution Of partnership opinion
Superior Cowt-Spocdl lem-By Judge Van Norst
ruG ag Boyden- lnterIogli3ries settled Clemens ast
BY Judge speir-Marx agt Schrodrr.-Order dismissng
complaint granted order TO be settled OsmOton.
Marine COdrt-Chdmber5-By Justice Sheridan
Curey agt FryeJudgment Of foreclosure Of lien Lyon aRt
Of Judgment settled and filed. Archer AT
Dnsco Perhyn Slate Co. ag Meyer HerDst as. NichCL-
Orders settled QIm HaTL-lCferTcd j. W. Coleman
Richardson agt FOles-ecever authorized SNars
ngi COnncT-MOOn denied. Palmer agt ByDcs.-SecuIily
for required Todd Delevan; Murray ngt- cum
Hcnnew Hitler Moore agt Wliams granted
Krcher krcher-A. !. Deany. appointed receiver
Grman Solomon Motion deni6 BeTman agt
MntzeT.- IA A. Could esq appointed receiver. Van Ingen
AIT. Mgrks.S. IL. johnson, receiver. Brown CLARK
Receivers bond approved The Fire distinguishing Liquor
90 agt Bernhemer Richardson FObcsBOnd approved
tTost chaplin Reeve agt Doy; helmenscneder ag,'
Fisher AFT MOultice; Farrell ag Feely Larry ai
granted. Arnold agI
WALTON Order for substituted service granted.
BY Justice G0epp.Suith agt HAwey; Baker agt NeDbi
CLARK agt GRADE fuch SchmdCases lied
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Senate acting as President meanwhIe-[BOstOn Herald

senate actlng as fresluent nean"nho-loVs'"n i'i"N
Qnd)
If the votes are counted as received in duly
certified form the Democrats get both President ana
vice-President by msorty Of one, and the
Gratis get the President and the Republicans tue VICE
President matter what Is done with the returns
the disputed Southern states Both latHec arr R Re-
ton Globe tInd) ,
Nothing more is required TO secure I1lden's
victory knowing that tho =, no United SS
States as long as we believe that the Constitution ana
laws are and Will remain suprelne-lBunao oourier
Dom) =,
That vote in Oregon has, beyond recall,
elected Tden ut Oucn. or 1t Las opened the eltre queS
ton counting OF the electoral votes ana forced an
acknowledgment that II Is within the control Ot COngss
to law II is not denied that Mr. Iiden galaed tnls oe
by Republican mistake but 10 Is better tnag ne
should lawfully gain one vote by HepuSean
than that HAYES should grasp 10 votes by m"cs'no''
and fraud Cincinnati Enquirer (DeID
The President Of the Senate will not be re-
duced TO lump of nsenshe clay Tor the use ot e1e
tors who were elected by me people OF oregon VIZ v
counted, and doubt II the Tilden consprators WIZ
face the storm of idicule which they would invoke, @
the disgrace OF failure In shallow cheat, ny atelnPE
ing to object the counting OF the vote OF oregon
cincinnati Gazette QRep,l
The action in Oregon is a trick, dishon0r-
able trick which however opposed to law hs 1yd
Hendricks primd dc,e majority upon the returns ~
the electors whose appointments are cetthed 10 W d
Governors There the matter stands at this time, anu
the question OF power TO revise annu reject or correct
the returns made to the President OF the senate h's
received interest and II possible new importance
iChicagO Tribune (RepJ
That one vote in Oregon may work some
wonderfully rapid changes of opinion az to the rights
and powers OF Congress 10 counting INC electoral W.
1iden mildly INFORM the senate that IL comedies the
Senatorial construction Of the powers Of the two hoases
and thus III both President and Nce-fIebldeht Oh
1S5 yOes,-lIOuisyillc COlrcr-JOurnal lDeulD