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New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
orrE EEA OF JOuRNAIIsrs."

To the E4ttor or the Trioh"e'
SIR: This is the era of journalism. is u
also to be the era OF journss;sl Tbc election o. fhe
brilliant accomplished, knd-hearied Wa.'cr'"n' TIE
nomination OF Manton Marble for Governor Ivy Inc hT
ad aud the stii lster nomination Nv nunnef OF work
ingmen OF that dasling young journalist, AT' Bennett
for Mayor show that tho pres, is not 10 b. t0rgot H.
and thai he PEOPLE w reward ts enterprise pud aoS
by Ihe election Of Of s sbieS. representatives, -
pI.ct OF trust and hOno' And lot mt aay iAa bthtt
Mr. Bennett always bold aud wi'o In conception anu
ouick ara ,iye in execution, would m-.' Mayor
before whom tho old f,sics aud OF siac'e to COR cy
rrogress would be obliged to give vay 2nd hide i.'m
selves in oblivion. Hr. Bennett SoEid bring 10 f'! ~
tho ovcrs 4 quicf mind AM cur'to indS4chl Lpr
The ,,-9t'o Of that JuSLl' sired oJoE ui rIlif tiA
at galch ths island 30 rea uccds, aud br" N'Fso
owner Ds Sash:lgtOn Hight property, "0uiG c,,""h'
the f.st Interests ~ the prJl-r;S owners o. "a" ef
cards aud avenues their extension ana onmr'rti"h
l. tns editor % The HsraI Dc J., .o1saa 10 stihd
"a Mayor, ,EC puiltt >p!IIiCd pop aau
landowners cf t1i- '"l'uf WI rfy "ntus
asi,lly &; his ,JpOvlt New Eul IKE Pans 'sl AZ
vance * n .Lcg rGcedC UurEuE ior Pr 'iIs.t i"f
Mayor. L1l-''h D''i.h1'
Noa- ForE. Aug. Is, I57e
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

apparent that the system Of dancing without entrance
money and without null evening dress Is much more 40
ceptabe TO the public at large.
The urnouts the not nearly a. costly or
extrayagan in former years. Thus far 10 foul'n-
hand has been seen The reckessness In bathing
st exists spite Of The sad drowning cases which one
would suppose were likely to throw gloom over the
auusement and keep the most venturesome within
bounds Of safety. 10 only Friday afternoon ast
that young man. employed At Wardels bathnS estap
lisbmenC, swa some three aieS i,o .au Tyg abore @
bssebal Is now played IN front oi Lhe hOtis uuIlh9
scOrching hours inc sport - sakl 20 Do ho''
c.,c ling one 10 those no are not participants =,
,he rnmor which bas long ceon IN the air. 10 tDe
affect that Gov Ilden 20 yistt tDe biaDch, seepS AZ
last to the point ~ uilment Hc Is pOr'Et) 1A
neoted II West End before the ciOss Oi 'Ds week
-,t naI,en pary OF Gee rrt Cn filuN 'SIE
noon last ut ats. G.. y. Pumafs cottage, on tle occ
1,n Of lur daughter, birthday. Although eAceethgy
touuIar NJ Newport entertainments OF tis character
would never tFs root here Dy reason o thc lonS
di,c,nces between many of the cottages an't VI
uIeut isolation OF tLeir owners. Ihe evening 1c.Ldus
Which were 30 popular last season have Deen FeSueu'
the lt, one meeting 1T SfrB Gen. p0rters cottaSe'
President Grants cottage is rapidly ntnog W ana uei
going .ci1irs In aniclpasioh OF hs W
up,t the adjournment Of Congress Among i nrVrsc W
Chdss guests bayo been Coz San or, be LiSilS . v
nssi TO the Centennial, ana tnc tef' III h''h'
Morton ~ Philadelphia: II. .,-,
some changes w1loh expcctcd to be made before
next summer, at preS-nt exciting "a at cea GI
intcrr. among the jOttagcrs south OF Green's fnEo.
IN mas Murpiys cOtge "a 10 De turned lto nFscIa9
totel t. be open the commencement or next season
is viii rIg the gaycty, now bounded ny tte Ncsl
Ind az tIc sOuJn ui nile down to DcACh - tc &c;
del gt OF cottage owners ana rt,crs th"J''
cottaO one OF the last IN rToWn's Park mas Deeh isnei
for m n summer 10 rrOmient NbYGo OK rcstdih.O,
VINO intends % make IL Long Branch Dolnoncoa oninc
prcent site Of Mr Franckyns Eouso, ana tGelf Dies
ARE 70 De supplied fIuIn tho proposed Ics ahIHi'
/, ,OiJ of trapsfcrr X tho GioDo tCte neli Ie
Grand Exhibition IA Pln.dcip1ia, tc IhOinas m 'iPhy
farm Unal ma ~ Lace
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
THE PEOPLES CANVASS.
.EAsoNs FOE NOMINATING sEvARrs-PRorosAL TO
BOLT TIE MACHINE" TICKET.
CHOICE OF A CANDIDAT.

trAsoSs FOE NOMINATING EvARrS-PRor0sAL TO
BOLT TIE MACHINE" TICKET.
TO the Edito- Of The fr'bGne
SIR: In anticipation of the New-York state
sepuplcan Convention beg leave to present, through
rug TRIpuxy some considerations which will inevitably
NINA homo to the party managers after the conveniloh
houph tey may be ignored before. IL In the Selection
AZ the candidate for Governor all motives superior |"
immediate rarty eXpedieucy are TO be dsreSafd>d ule
shoice should clearly incline to that man VINO eCu
,yug the strongest reinforcement 10 the regular party
n-1.y both in State aud Nation, by virtue oil hAs own
recognized talents character and experience. Ihat
man to-day is William NJ. Evarts, and II other oonsla
er r,tions than those o. expedency are ehIt' W
anv weight Mr Eyarts "a prominently tle nan ior 1o
occasion.
Sor several years muoh needed revision OF The stat
mos OF this Slate has been lra9EiDg ITS SLOW Iehhh
along Gov. Tiljen eou, doubtless appreciate INC I'M
,oraneo OF th work. bat ms appreciation Of the greater
Lnnortapoe OF making capital Tor the Presidential ven
TIRE was SO much that the subordinate interest
es 70 have escsned hin attention entirely. Mr. EYarts
rr,S bc tina man above a otEc-s to secure the sGs
h.ctory conpieon Of ths great VorK no quest In o
gr ater practical interest 10 tbe @ope OF th . &C. NJ
~suiiJ a. this and other elites than that O. FeIM ~ l
ths organization aud administration OF muDci pa fes
Mr Eyart, member OF the comrllsson nrDihlen Va
sysnne ths subject a3d report 70 thg Ns1i. & ~, ne
.ton nero he could MAKE tbUse efcrnS l i eb -
I'm sa.e A. Il. Cornell or Any similar candltIle u nui.
uatsd thrnu.,h the lnrdium of in@chle 2onu's Noi "a
not become the imperative duty oi a.. Rep ''-hs no
sincerely Ges.ro reform and no elccess o. ISs7% - "a,
Wseelsr as means ~ shat ono 10 hoinil ~" az - -
ptnropt state ticket, adopting .he fTesi'cH ="
osmel NV ne regular convention? > no. supposed
that such movement would 20 'eccosslui ~ t.c'
the State ticket designated nni Al may pee''io nv
AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
TERRORISM IN ALABAMA
IdItnr nj The Tribune.

70 me Editor OF TIC 7rt6HHe'
SIR: 1t is a matter of surprise to some OF US
down here 10 read the sweeping statements IN Northern
Republican journals OF the terrorism existing IN ,no
a,n TO ,e,d about the sbtter hatred" OF the whites
tova,d the blacks how the lnttor are "intimidated
abused insnlted and murdered by the Bourbos' woud
be amusing II 1t were serious Go any~hero In
the rural districts you will SOC the blacks iaoorns
better than during any year since tho war They are
more pesec.be aud honest than ever before They arc
accumuating property buying and renting land raising
"a oyninc ock of every description, and al thls III
samniry Where they are "iatIuidated abused, ana
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
TIE STATE STRONGLY REFUBLICAS-THE FINANCIAL
QUESTION.

TIE STATE STRONGLY BEFUHLICAS-IhH flNh-'S'b'
QUESTION.
TO the Fditor Of 7he Tr1bTne.
SIR: Politically Kansas stands to-day, as she
always hss strongly and intensely Republican .afti
portion II her people diSap oIEed tLai th,ir '"
ite James g. Binc, failed 10 receive the nOnLaton AZ
C,ncinaa, yet they are perfectly satisfied with Gov
HAYES Every day adding his strength especially
a ong the ola I4bera Republicans. ara lot sure ht
the name OF Hayes VII D. morc potent 60 ia" ,at
class back into The Republican lo1 than that Of Blaine
would have been. Yet, athoa2h was Liberal iiepu3-
1car IN ls72 would have preferred Blaine. HIS splcn-
dIa olaitas as . man and leader caiacd my adlra-
ton Ialwa IL liking Coz pcaiti'e ana aggressive
men rathe AaL tame, po!lcJ neu. Not thai mink
Hayes Is on - zoe latter knd 1 letter vi accer1shce
Is cleer-cut ao positive enough to satisfy tie most e&
acting Kansas will give 20 Hayes IN NoTenher not
les than 5000 majority
wish 10 sk sbu questlc1s touching TIE polics
Of the DAY VII tho Peer Cooper, S0itmJdey' or
Gree,baok plry mako ta1n rppI" ngoh 'he SUI
face In the LET and what = 1t tht tho psrlJ VA Is or
proposes to DO They quite numerous II me Wes1
and when tho question fret began & be asi'a'c y Was
coufued mostly the Democratic party Win ie% s,,-
sfylod Refol,ner-. Now tho democratic Grtchhachcrs
nrf All going TldI. But The fepub can iSrIO.i-
ers ar s sh0Utn; Tor Cooper Can SO tesi'lt on ,S
ISL OF january 1871 II not, Then can fosd'e W!
can't We pledge tac U.ott Of tho HONcrn.s ~ "leet
Ir,tIip aud France have done Jh' hutI.Lu gdcs'ol
IS going 10 enter largely IUto the cIV@N- 'hs @ aut
tboussnds OF voters going 10 DO ban )oHI WIN IL
hv demqgogncs II Ihcy cant ie lndlCcd 10 'otc Iu
Tdrn they mist be m to u icr Cooper !! ~ VIII
count tor Idcn ANYWAY. The people thnE Ih LIZ VI
knows anDst everything, 4nd thiLk yOir view" NIAln
aud simply expressed, HI haNo great ihi4clc
out the country. D. T. N
Oss.aloO,a, KGIsas, Aug 3, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
CONGRESSMAN HALE.
To the Editor or The Tribune.

SIR: The Hon. Eugene Hale of Maine, a
young nan Of but 80, has ny sheer force OF aby un-
aided by family fortune, risen to the position Of
leader in the House of Representatives, Entering Con
gross at the age 33 the OF Mr. Pike he
has succeeded by genuine merit in making hinsea power
not only in his district aud state but also throughout
the land When offered the portfolio Of Postmaster Gen
cr,l i'm 1874 and the maninoss to de-
cline H. lie has never been tDctuted with Grantsm
buI mas oby aud with transcendent ability defended the
rincipes of his parry substantially the basis
dii Horace Greeiey. No bride, not even the posi-
lion of n Cabinet Minister has ever tempted hii TO
sweryo FROM firm purpose have written these lines
In i1stcc 10 Mr Hale has been atrociousy attacked
by the Democratic papers. H. r. y.
hev- iOrk, Aug. IL, 1876.
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Sing song ~ silver

uit,, 7. rsIi1r fuiI of "rye.p
70, ond tTrptv stataslnen
y',,'n,,,. ~ yi,h ,nscxe
u,,'.',, ,,'y 80, ~ n,,,ned
,T',.y ~.n ' 81 bsgsr ,n sinI
. l,', "u' a., ,.,a "'tS'' .f,''a ~ ,han' ~. anna.
- 80, w. - ~
o,'., n.I r.,'.,h.,w,l ri,ct
,s 'eonip'i,ihs .nsv s,, VIZ Ia, ,iis o,1
"iocii'''AA ~ e''''"e WI " N
,o,,',,.,. onu' ,yon,, ira.ta
p.t., . .o' "o'n,a "on a., yn,.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

HAYES INDEBTED TO MORTON AND CoNkLiNd'
To the Edttor Of The TrtbHne.
SIR: If Liberals like myself vote Tor hayes
and Wheeler will not support those SENATORS VIM
have been Grants principal advisers and who sustained
eyery act of his Administration. even to the dser'hs
OF Louisiana Legislators by military foroei Is IL no'
fact that Hayes could not have beci nomihsiea "uo
the votes under the contioI Of Conkng and Mortoh
,cs gonld have been defeated IL either one OF tn' SO
two men had withheld his vote. NOW o1n iirSn~
ioors lher coun sci aud advice Is ho not riidt trc
ohiiratons TO them believe he is, ana VIII DO i sr
yiscd by them his letter notwithstanding we nit ,t
tneu nave the same iDil lenoe To colltehh asa'' '"
destroyed Mr. sumner aud Mr. Greeley. , ,,
Leyden, ". T., July 80, 1875 d. " N"N
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
AN APPEAL TO LIBERAL REPUBLICANS.

To the -.dit0r o. The IFt'h
SIR As q signer % 'he call for the C.Icin-
n,a Convention in l372 ard delegate 20 the 4''eia!
Eopir,n stats Convention neid a. Twcidie Ial., Al
bary, sept; g. 1874 ISL TO edd my pro,e,: ssa Il The
scho!le = John C,chraae 81 atcm ptrs 10 '-ry tho
Liberals OF the state Of N,vYork over 10 the support o.
Hayrs and wheslc~ believe the majority % m" Li'cr
ais Of York and indeed OF the whole United stairs,
are too sensible to lie party they ielt IN 1917
on account Of ITS corruption and nismnnIgc eni Until
that uafy shows -ipns OF trie reiOri soiei'hs
more than PROMISES made but 10 DC broken Br''t""
commenced noble work Oi rc,Oru, bu Grant compel!
him 20 roi "a ami is still +agcd IN s.chlns oni III 'Ao
aided BristoE. At Cincinnati thc lepUhi, as thrr|
OVERHEARD Brstow. the Oniy canu'd?'c va" Al proven
hiasrt practical rcforucr, aud to0h ny "i' N-','.
re ord scr prefer t. support udr !"I t'c If'@
deucy W nas pIbv,6 him -rlr itHc rel 'ffsi g. ''
me aro running the Hopu'.icGn cai1r!igr inathlh''
under The lead Of Chandler, and u Is but il l" '1po
thai - ldmInist alton ~ Hayes s'nuid NJ D. tle'In
yolia ba lnl; y l,udauatiou % the SAINT. Iit cause
h ci tur / lsI;,,s 4, leave the hrpupErIp party IN
-9-3 sf ay'sts. With tLt addi' 70" J 'Crr ~ - ot ui
coc,I,,,io-, Il. G. BAOwd.
Month Laii0a, y. L., aug. :, 1910.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

THE ANCIENT MARINER IN POLITICS.

IHs sHIF ND EUDDER ILLUSrRArI"N-Rhs1Nf NY
rIoy COMPARED TO A SLIPS yOYAGE--A SMILE
DRAWN FROM BUSINESS RELATIONS.
TO the Edttor Of Tae Tribune.
SIR: The papers friendly to NJ. Tiden have
been quite v5iu-1inous l. their commentator CI ms
happy Illustration. OF the folly OF hxinSa poslnF' oaJ
for resumption" The illustration referred 20 Is The
,ir NJ n at,ar,er sboY. starting for Liverpool does
,t assemble council over his oceon chart ara TX an
aege nv which to lash the rnddcr for The whole oFa1e
etc TIE roadness with which tins sITde has hecn ao-
eaped is aroter proof OF the CID saying tLat oSt men
do not think they rnly think they thirS the c'hu
fion Mr. Tdeu cites the shine OF the RAIDER a. 'eI
tain angle is sheer nonsense and does not enter tV INC
casa at all. II parallel IS 10 be draNh'
ltIe rcsae;on viii show that IT Is all in favor OF =
fxee Ga resumption. Tho eautain Of the steamer
1xnets % take certain course for Liverpool Cifcubi-
st,poes toyOn1 his control may tCnpolA'iy Hl'c ms
shin tror, this course bat as speedily possible he
brings Il hael that the voyage oyerthe sehe' eoee
has been uniform SO with resumption general couls'
has beer Lid down tending thereto, economy IN ruoH'
exoendtures honesty in the collection of tie revenue
sun TO be laid by each year for sinking fund @c Co.
ruption fraud or hard times may interfere VIA tpe
nIar bi te general course is toward TIE htDor a re-
slmotop Again the captain of the seaner cA,ttte
Te1cn Lis 1OTj b. cer,ain me- tasstASeFS aH s-i
SeSriinsy So We Sc that former Congress eced ~
the rood capain, IN that 1t nAeo poi, ueV @
course 10 reach that port and hNed hwe OF "fr'"'
there. .,,--, ,,...,o, e.. ., ma ,o,ed
Tue true slnie in this regard however - 10 Nv Uu
I'm cnInp.f son batw-en the business analrS OI 2h u
yidrai n or uOrpOration. aad those OF gove
or atom is aa old trusi thc principles II uotf
ave IN same Suppose 5rchaut who Das beccI'' en-
Iar-ssei calls q meeting Of hs crcditotA lays MS coh
tior before them shows that lie cannot pay nov" ah'
asks FOR an eYteusi01 Of time II his creators At St >
fsd With the shown and arc "iiNns 10 giVo al
sion tc f. Il on stiOn asked Is NGht tihc G' ou
want " hc not prcr@red 10 hS cate, thGtc is W'
end of ths matter. Tle nation LAS f0I yeas Uct4 en-!
hAI .assed ii igs EeTt rOa:lnz large ai0uit oi Us
uo;es oal'cd gsuenN.cks. These notes Ca i"f dCi-
iars bu no doars have been paid ont to redeem
them A portion OF the creditors became Uneasy Ar''
demanded o know whom the G"yerrmet woulc iechi
,he solemn plrdes fund On thc face OF every ten note
AZ each ind dual creditor cOuc not pe re- bou, lOE-
Crcss ia ~ ciienoe 10 this demand. ara a. inc IrI
OF "a uafion that tIe ieIulOn % these hus Fh'u'
commence at certain date. Ihi, sdtlsbrd t" country >
aud was in exact accord wGh sJpnC business plIncies
and usascS. , iA'-'-'"'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
ncIlrrs Go0D llEN.o
or of Ybr Triba,nc

TO the EHttOr "f "f ITtp""e'
SIR: If 4. 3. C0IncH il nominated Tor Gov
eruol oi this state WI not yoe lvr @in a1d Know oi
others Of ,he same opn.on. VOC b, p2n pie' aii
20 for Liberal Republican principals: Si'r IA no nnE-
ma ,ar but gave good honest, rousc'eI ods men thai
yt hJd tie sr.es II just IN their irH" postum! Nc
are As a cnI sick and Urea Oi Vr0nin3 t'oi hi'Hci
piauAs and platforms without lni'dal"h ana NO" We
Arc y,,ng tr al wrat mas NJ. COrnn!s past and
urr,u acs tfat cut,tie hin to our COZ SdcI ioh = j.
rdcII "a rctnri.cf deaG IN t0cin and bigger
r,u ma fran inan ans hc naIuos in his lOitcf Oi ac-
csntanc. AZ ~. make - suitable nomination f"riOEern"r
Hubcall, Inus 20 TO the vail sug zos George Hiiidm
CARTS Governor. SiII"EN'
trOtoH, y. T., Aug. 9, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
UNWISE CHARITY.
GIFTS TO PROFESSIONAL BEGG,Rs-TRICKERY THE
RESULT OF INDIsCRlMINATB AIMS.

GIFTS TO PROFESSIONAL BEGGtHS-TRICKERf THE
RESULT or INDIsCRlMISATB AIMS.
TO the EdttOr Of the Tribune.
SIR: During the present season Of wide
srr-ad Distress the professional beggars Ok the city ae
reaping r.ch harvest %. mcuey ard clothing. ObtHEng
,ts from the charitable through precDScS OF iraDNy
10 secure employment the money, when given u gen
orally spent in rum and gambling, While cothos at al
prtssnta5c Grd their way to the pawE-shop. one OF
thrr most successful tricks is tho presentation Of
letter telling ptifu story Of suffering and priyau'n
BY his fraud many easily easu from s. 20 $40 pcc day
One OF ,bcsc professionals boosted o that he lad
seen the time wien be vodd have Indignantly Njtctei
ANYTHING less than dollar in response 20 his appeal
Another speaking admirngly Of feiowpro'e Ssl'naL
exclaimed LET him only get interview, and Ees
certain to grt money" IN such letters names and ID
dresses are mostly fictitious. Withia week ny a'en
ton has been called % letters o. this kid 20 Thcl
my name had been forged The honest, industrious ia
boring casses Yhoarc now suffering bitterly from lack Of
work are above bnavory ana scery Oi thi' ,t;" Tly
foe tie most part sulcr in silence, or II Nsr voice. $
ncar 70 asks far work. not aims. VISITORS snioAS 10
poor now Uttcn witness more ~toJcara H tilF
T!iuE tli.n at any tima during the past Two lrts
The psSiuS wants OF every worthy itullY ~ da''e
but now wasted on lrorc,S.JhA. ntA-ds
~ni swn,liug letter writer's tlaG finds IT. Wai "a tee
tho dcs0iatc homes Of the needy. Tie ony 'Ae-d4'.
until :he want ~ tho person is known. and one - sneW
De in regarding The bearer of begging etcF - =.
impDslor. II tio public wOul discontinue U,ls'rmlhae
aims the souTres ~ the hoot OF fictitious pAnpersl
would presently dry up. and II would Oo an easy sui
grateful task - help Ia. deserving p0Os. -
NelC- York, AIS. II, 1876. JOHN DcoLEt
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
TIE NEW FINANCE.

Mi,,u AN 'l,o ,,. oiiiy ~, s'a,s's'ilan w.. .,
W w Can 'oh tHo nahLs VI
tralo. ,
Resumption Is iiilpottAnt,-
yes,
bni uleh itn ust Do Sow
Wen tiko no DaCkrAru step,
Bnl retrace a false one,-so
Repeal the dat" of 70,
a hlndriahce In 0i'T way;
Make sliyur irgai tender
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

slaughtered," In the towns and villages where are
cor regaed hordes OF lazy intemperate blacks, who %
among the whites equally lazy and int nperate u Is
not surprising " hear Of an occasional iio obans po
tics moi from Intimidation but from disgust In some
ol the counties they elected incompetent me VINO io
10 give bond and competent Democrats wore apolhteu.
Some OF those who held high Office under carpeDag e
have been sent the peni;entiy Tor ehDoa. & S
and tLo neg-oes are dsgused Then they dont uiuer,
stand how Piesideut Is ~ bo elected VINO Is NO, heu
Grant Jere HaalsOn, the sable Congressman from si
strict has left mis- place in Washing On 70 fy anu
arouse them but thus far failed to create rlpe %
enthusiasm Let our Northern brethren he assured t",
the Alabama part Of the bloody shirt Is ,"TsJS sNu
fraud. W. d. Cho"fio''
Cambridge Ala., Aug. 2, 1875
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
WALL-sr. POLITICLANs.

TO lhc Edtf0r OF TIC ITFOVNt.
SIR: | understand that Mr.. Trcnor W. Park
a.Jrcs 20 b- cec Ted Governor Of Vermont near also
that ne coldsnj his friends that ho can
purch.se ms election against any and all comiotltors
Tno Green Mountain state however. IL not like.y TO
elect such man. His exploits IN Manposa, Panama,
Emma anc Pacific Mail and various other stock job
b.rcs 1aye branded him before the public These scan
da,. while they have utterly ruined s character seem
moi 10 ina taught INN the lesson of shane IilH puT-
peso has been put money In his purse, aud thus he mas
accOmpshcd He relics IN the same aids that he
mas used l his operations IN Walist Mr. PARK Wal hd
he Centennial year had Tor such projects ana Yer.
mont far different thcater Of operations than tainted
UckjOJbin2 spocn.atinns. WALLOoI'
Aear-I Ilrn. -. 1875
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
"PoETRY OF JOURNALISM"

TO the Editor or Ihe TTidhh' "A,
SIR: Although neither sentimentaNs' ~, :,
a professed letter writer, have been 81 tou 10,
your editorial headed "only B2oy'' that M,
resist tie temptation to thank you Who oi Us ,,c,,
known the tender and subtle Joy that infs''! 70
How many, God help us, have known "has To Al
love and lose That helpless Idol OF our heafe ,ou
such your tender words viii bring sympathy rSe ia
o 49, ~ of ~ tsr NAT such episodes from he ~ =, of
politics aud business form the poetry ana ehseEefs
naiis. and your ooIng wo.ds Moru' viii bring craF
ii,,de and gentle thoughts 20 many u troaDeu
As.uorL q. L., Aug Is. 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
c0s1, OF CYL SERVICE.
TO IRE Eaitor or Thc Tribune.

TO tke EdItOT cF IHt 4FIOHH6'
SIR: In your editorial Of to-day, giving the
expenses Of our stryico, have omitted IN your
c-tnlto n new department which has grown oHt oil tho
var thc iatcrna RevoGe Is aIiny oi e'i'c'ois
n Assessor. have growp o. OF the war, and u seems 10
,b,. In. eypeo,, OF tA!i department, together Win
ibc irc-ossed o1st o. living when ynu ne ontcn VII qIo
maze up tar diiicrcnce between This ana al't
,j.n-s I, ,irf the cXtra,acsnCo Vtd i3st HFlns
cLsrcfcrIstic II this last 4nd which certainly are uO
osnrf 10 OH hOlGcis or 20 tue Erpuhi, an p.i WI"
10 lat aud l1le large balance Ia favor oi Tho lIS
tr.t .pI. "
BROOKLYN, Aug. II, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
North Parma. Y. j.. July 30. 1879.
"GivE Us WILLIAM N. EvARrs."

To tie EdttOr Of ihr ITtGU ~.
SIR: Let me say, IN r, ard y southern CayuSs'
t,at. yy!l, the Republicans hold ~ high regard ui"
.,te from TN, oouLy nAlnoi Cor Go. ~ the
state they believe that thoroughly known through
ort the S;ar IS above r'.T"lgG. = 'rIn ann |hoh
Eruu',lirIns, Iher.s ;ac ln'". ~ lont1 t hh tb"lu
l., ,opiu,t.! al-l % 'lan T. William u. Esa.ts. Wtih
Jg ,ls wheeler aud Ey'rts, Cayusa Cuit' Yl' .i,e
c.ri frpuhiicau ri3lHifY. n httN' llINH'
lut4rln. A. y. An-. D. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
rllE AnMINIsrR .TlON.

TO n EitfOr OF IFf ITINNHt'
SIR: | have read cttor in TIE TRIBUNE
IRON! an O.G subscriber" in wnch b. "yEr'S5cs some
impi,ouce IN regard ypui criticism - G': HfA ana
his sdrrir.trstio1 If"O' Sab icrHer roufnnn' yon
wi, ley roIp -up.crir.r 20 nl5-sr Al ycu aSc eiid
,iusf an dUistl-ltibp cHltmpt.he - % % !c"dl-
uteai .llA vOur lIP~r has b-cn fur lhr it' t~p or
t-r, wears tho most popular AIous tIc '0"ny inen VI
thc couutry simply 'Of s. independence Tah hn!,.iy.
" NOUsC - BaCEigER.
North Parma, y. j., July 30. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
"aNE Us HNl,LION FISH"

IN the Editor Of The Ir'6u"e.
S.R:I soo by to-l4y's TRIBUNE that II. II.
e. norrinates fcr Governor of Ne"-loIh the H'h.
Hamilton Fi.h. Allow 60 second bc nomination most
cordially Iho'leyo Li. to De thC 'ronsc,i candidate
,,,r.-t yer s~plgrr e.cn than Eylr,-. win ifAlioI
K, f.i t,,Ycrusr ap5 a man It" tnC Hon. haiun l.
qp.el l.rra FOR Lieut. Governor, flCt1t} i crl IN
fIi.,,,y,L y Auy o. 40 EHANK !. Posi-.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
SlMrEL ]. TILDHN.

Brave champion OF Eight! The roisy wr"th
Which bafled malice bellows III thy fect,
4rOc,aIns thy Larnaan Labor ,nconpe'e'
And thou must onward IL Thy Ie'rlcel pm.
what though tbs hsrpies of Corruption rave,
At Thy Up'ifted lance which probes thsI ness
And uicIcc, bleeding 80 their fu'en DredSsf
Whom ga.sot onG now IL lnlIoJon' To save
tn, doG.ls gro thT dc .euses; and the ls'rt3
OF t!is great People, swculS hl,h mn h@te a..
Or Craft and Fraud, wiich srt7sl the r"''S VI '''''
To h,is the fou'nrss ~ iIclr inner paris
10. Truth, when tgillIRplod over SAY I! poH'i'
Sow strikes Of Lns7gry tts fatal hour. ,.,,.,
Nc1g- IOr.. AaL. H. 1875. LAIN h"r ODli1A''