New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04

r.,ni,v IN sacrifice their lives for their liberty CAIN
K the editor OF q religious journal.
President McCosh's letter anent college re-
at,as has been copied from TIE TRIBUNE into nearly all
the papers of the country and his suggestions nave been
ho,tiv approved The public had already become con-
WINGED that the regatta degcneratng gambling
,oachine and that an unwhoesome rivalry among the
nniIcoes mad been stimulated and hence We're prepared
20 Sssn in ufag corpse Yale and Harvard are now
counted ont Amherst and wesleyan WIZ pio1a pS iT T
low suit and even If Middle states Association nc
formed International Regatta Will have Doth iee' III
the grave
The California farmers have taken arms
against sea OF speculation The San Francisco wheat
combination locked up gold chartered vessels IN advance
Of their arrival ran down the price of wheat ana ELI
deavored TO bring the farmers to terms The sic roS
ro1s ynepie Il mot popular th m ' ask 'i
SPECTATORS and vessel-owners alone are TO
reapi" Representatives from "a counties nave
narration question ara TO make tremendous effort to
battle wheat ring SDgie-handed they were power
less united they NAY VIII
A correspondent of The Boston Transcript
has seen the steel halberd which John Alden brought
aver in the Mayower The present owner of the corner
of the farm where the Pilgrim built his first wigwam ana
second house in Duxbury dug number of relics from
the cellar and the hal erd WAS one of them. IL was
very rusty and the hanC1e of the staff was hall decaycu
in he socket The Pilg i'm FIRST built temporary WIZ
wan near the shore, which he occupied while ullhg ms
The nd house which ne built went to rum hu
tht fhir. still standing. Tue spring near inc sHo'c'
where he obtained water, Is still visible
They have had a curious debate on the silver
ouestion in Los Angeles Cal The merchants argued that
silver WAS one of the principal productions OF the f''c
Stone and ought not to be discrtded IL they were 10
adopt tie silver standard, southern California Wouu
follow suit and San Francisco merchants wouiu DO com
neled In sell goods on a silver basis 1t would be absurd
u sd IN Transact business gold basis when tht
coin had gone of circulation ana cOhid pr nu 3niS
of a iar@e nrrmium The wise would be 10 ADOPT
views were received with great favor ana tItI
forthwith TO adopt the silver standard ana %
gold How did they do itl By doing JUS, the otli 81;
thing by deciding TO take the trade SILVER donar az i,
value in gold90 cents. They were as seH,cons"TVr
over their evenings work az Western ConslesS MAJ,
after an initiation speech. They knew "la' 'N'' WIN
about they had saved the country
While Bishop Whpple holds that it is q
crime to violate the treaties made with the INDIANS the
press of the Far West regards it as bunder 10 maze
them at ali The kid-goyed humanitarianS OF the Last
are denounced as soft-hear;ed fools Remove the saw
ages 10 the Indian Territory at once cries me O"c"d
Ue,,id and by force necessary There is the Terri
tory set apart for Indians, and there they can be Taught
10 earn their living else they can StarNe Inc GOV
eminent should support them for snort timt-a lew
years-and is willing do il, but il cannot ana VIII not
support them in idle shitleSSncSs long. As TO uie
Indians with Gen Sitting Bull drive them 10 fese m
yoous or kill them, that III either event theE VIII
not longer retard the onward march OF civilization;
Tue Indians ought he treated either rs subjects as III
the Dominion of Canada rebels, but not Is indie
pendent ratiOns Tue Indian policy OF ide Govern
inent has been bundle OF inconsistencies ed together
with thieves knot.
The Secret Chinese WaSh-hOuse Tribunal
hired All Kee and You Lie to collect penalty from
launlryran who had opened wash-house on forbidden
ground and they did at the point of the pistol They
were convicted of robbery ana sentenced 10 san Qth
for three years The Chinese association defended It's
hired assasns with great vigor and the were az
pealed to the Supreme Court When the judgments OF
the lower court were affirmed in Sacramento ChiAa,
man drew aside one the OFF 'als ana thus dc.Neieu
himself: say, these Cinnamon all dam fool IhcN 70
nav much IN news drfen' An RCo and IOu Vie. Ihel
20 give tins lawer fl hun-dlua, then mother aNler
torsau dua, all same. good; All hcc get one CON
yicn Now they all dam fOOl-they ought 10 20 see you
and Judge aud fXee all light Now, say how huche,
Won give new 2" The officer replied that all nope "i
new trial was gone. On. lat ali light! Two tons;ul
moi uufaC! say tree tOusln YOU say now now mucbt
money You want and let Ah Kre and You lac co. hey
His trankneSs would have abaShed even Credit AODei
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