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SPAIN.

EMILIO cAsTxLAH DEXoUNcINa SPANISH RE
PUBLICANIsM
MADRID, Sept 90 1876
Seniors ri Margall and Emilio CASTELAR, havo pro-
tested against tina recent advanced republican mani
fcsto signed by Sehores Zorrilla and Nioholas SAL
meron. Senior CASTELAR,, benai! Of the united 70.
public, declares Sehcr Zorrillas programme alarming
impractcable and absurd.
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AN INDIAN MISSIONARY KILLED.

WAsHiNcroS, D. G., Sept 20, 1879
despatch has been reooved al the Indian Bureau
from James T. Cravens Indian Agent at the Cheyenne
River Agency, stating that Rev. II. A. B. Ffcnnell
shot dead within milo Of tho agency on tho night OF
the 9th inet Mr. Ffennel was Protestant Episcopal
missionary who had been laboring among tho Indians
at that agency for several years with much success
he very popular It is supposed that he was
killed by mistake for some other person. There Is
Glow 10 the party committing tho murder.
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ENGLAND

NEW LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
LONDON, Sept %, 1876.
Sir Thomas White, member OF the Board of Alder
men for the ward OF Portsoken, was to-day elected
Lord Mayor Of London According to the general
custom Alderman Thomas Owden, OF Bishopsgate,
should have been chosen, but the bad state OF his
health precluded kim from taking the office.
FAIR WEATHER.
The weather to-day has been fair.
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THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
JERSEY.

THE APPOINTMENT OF A ARcEIvIR AND TIE
GRANTING OF AN INJUNCTION DENIED.
NEwAaE, N. j., Sept 20, 1875
Chancellor Runnion heard argument Al two o'clock
In The case Of the Central Road aad decided that there
was not sufficient shown In the bill Of tho plain.
tiG why a receiver should be appointed injunc.
tion made restraining tho segoang Of the II, ,00 0e
Of bonda
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CoFFEH ANIMATED.

Rio JAsEiRo, Sept. 2s, 1916
Coffee market animated; prices firm. Good nrsts,
Q, 100 q 6. $50 rsis per 10 kilos.
Exchange ON London, "a
Santos, Sept 2s, 1876.
Coffee market animated; prices drm. Superior San
tos S, 500 g. $50 rels per 10 kilos.
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rHE rreHTNa RHNxwED By THE sERvIANs
LONDON, Sept 20, 1875
A Reuters despatch from Belgrade says
'Tho Servian forces under Generals Tchernaye0 and
Ropovch simultaneously attacked the Turks Thurs
kay morning and pursusd them beyond Tcschitza
During the engagement nre from the Servian artillery
JRnited seven caissons OF gunpowder In tho Turkish
ammunition depot Tho explosion caused fearful
havoc among the Turks while the engagement was
proceeding General Horvatovich made flank move.
nsnt and occupied the heights In the OF the Turk
dsh position. 1t 10 stated that tho Turkish army Is
now threatened on three sides-namely, General
TchernayeH with the bulk OF the servian army,
thrcatens their front; General Popoyich their ler
wing, and General Horva.ovch their rear. The tight
dng ceased at oisht O'Clock last night and
nenccd this morning.
EsGLAEDs GOOD OFFICES pEcIINEr.
A despatch to Reuter- from Belgrade says tho Eng
Jsh Consul ON Thursday renewed his peaceful repro
sentatons and urged the ssrvian government; 70 &C.
esp proongstion Of the armstics for four days. The
Eovsrnmsnt refuEod
rHH BALL RRorxxEp AT ALExlyArx
Tho Tines in Its second edition. has despatch from
NIsch dated yesterday, which says:-'Sinco four
o'clock this morning shsre has been continuous and
heavy cannonads in the direction OF Alcxlnstz"
ADVICE FROM RUSSIA
& Vienna despatch TO the DaIy Neos says General
Sumarokof, the Cars ade-de- camp who Is here
mission. will pass through Belgrade on his return TO
Russia, and will have An interview with Prince Milan.
AusrRrA DEMANDS MrLAN's REMUNERATION OF
THE Crown.
BsRIIs, Sept 20, 1874
The Nasional zsitung says Coun, Andrassy has de.
smandcd from she ssrvian agent q, Vienna written
statemens positivey declaring Prince Mlsn's refusal
10 adopt the royal title.
AuesIA I EQUALLY FiRx
General Sumarokon has been instructed by the Car
30 obtain similar distinct rsnuncation from Prince
Ailsn AZ Belgrade.
AUSTRIA EMPHASIZES HER DEMAND.
LoxDoS, Sept 29, 1879
4 despatch from Paris TO the Daily Telegraph says
Count AndYassy, tbe Austrian Premier, has notified
the Servian government shat the Austrian Consul
viii quit Belgrade II Prince Milan accepts the royal
,1itle.
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TWEED AND SON.

THE IDENTITY OF MR. SANDS FURrHRR EsrAB-
LISHED.
LONDON Sept 20. 1875
The Ang'oAmericdn Times Gays that Is has absolute
confirmation OF the statement that the Mr. Sands who
was in company with Tweed Al vigo William N.
Tweed, Jr.
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FRANCE.

ABUSING THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS.
PARIS. Sept. %, 1879.
The publisher OF the Tribune, a radical newspaper
has been sentenced TO three months Imprisonment
for article which appeared in that paper insulting
religion.
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ENGLAND AND CHINA.

JUsTHD.
LONDON, Sept 20, 1876
The Pail Nall Gazette says a private telegram re-
ceived in Lond0n states that Mr. Wade, the British
Minister to China and tho Chinese Grand Secretary
have signed protocol and the Yunuan affair is closed
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THR coRvETTE MARION AT GENOA
LONDON, Sept 20, 1876.
The United States steamer Marion has arrived at
Genoa
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pxACx AT AN END.

PARIS, Sept 90, 1879
The Russian Tslegraphc Agency says il is reported
mat Montenegro has sent reply Identical with Ser
fas, reiusing TO accept the renewed suspension OF
Aostite&
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rHD WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twonty-tour hours in
parison with the corresponding date Of ast year,
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HIM IN Hntldi
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AMUSEM rs.

La FILE DE MADAME ANooT AT TIE LYcEUM
crowded audience greeted the FIRST performance
this season OF Lecocq's charming optra boEge, with
Mile Aim6o Caireite There s something OF
charming vagabondagc in her rendition OF such char
actcrs as La Perichole and Nina Angors daughter,
which Is always TO fascnate audience that has
schooled itself 10 the appreciation OF French opera
La Perchoe In her hands Is transplantcd PaYsienne
but Charlotte is the girl Of tho nalIos in her air.
The pose, the wink, the shrug the dygs are all du bon
noture, and Aimee Is easily queen Of the markct-La
Gue Angot tient de tdmaie She triomphed
last night a. she had before on the boardA The
support worry fair. M. Raout tho tenor. or light
baritone, rather, was . trGs hoarse, which rather
msrrud his opening song but he pushed through his
part with much vgor and some grace Mile. Guey-
mard tho Nile Lange. We have seen better, but
she did remarkably we'll feature OF the perform
apcc tho Pomponnst OF N. Mczeres, whose lue
comedy acting Is known In New York through the
troupe which played herc last spring He made more
OF the ussd barber than ever was ado before, but Il
seems pity 10 waste him In such parts Refine as
Larivauchere and DupIan as Louchard deserve favor
able mention. Mile. KID Amaranihe sang her part
with good deal OF dash Tho Conspvators' Chorus
very effective and the ontre performance gonsr-
ally well done "Grod6-Giroaa will be given al tho
matnes to-day.
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A-RUSSIAN vApoR (MARBLE) BATHS, NO. rs
East ih extensive, elegant aud popular paths
this continent; try them for your evld.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC MOTIFS.

MU3ICAL AID DRAMATIC MOTIFS.
Matrees Will be given Al nearly all tns theatres TO-
day.
Tbe "Mighty Dollar" will be played for the last
times at wallack's this afternoon and evening
This is the nfsh and last week Of 'rhe Two Men Of
Sandy Bar" at tho Union square Theatre. ''The Two
Orphans" will bs revived on Monday
This evening lie commandcur Cazcneuvs who Ia DO.
scrbed As an unusually good prcstd xilateur will make
his FIRST appearance in America At Chickcring Hall
Tonight will be Mr. Gilmore's night and his benefit
will properly be the musical climax OF the at
his garden. All OF New York and great part Of tho
population Of the whole country have promsnaded this
summer to the delightful music Of his band, and now
is the opportunity Of complimenting him on bis sue
eess. The programme Is very extensive and
full OF novelty "The Great Republic" the
Centennial Hymn, 'wslcoms 10 All Nations"
RAnadlaE'a ssOus viaGsrious BannseV B>~thovsn'a
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UNANIMOUS AWARDS OF THE HIGHEST
HONORS TO STEINWAi Sons
TIE yTRY On MTSIGAL INsTRUMkkNTTsi NE Tivd,,f4 OF f4S
INDOKsKD THE vERDICrs OF PARls AND LONDON,
AND AWARDED TO STEfNWAY SONS, OF NEW
YORK, TiiE HIGHEST H0NoRs IN THEIR GIFTS,
PLACING THEN AT THE nRAD or ALL THEIR M
LOWING BRIEF EXTRACT FROM THE OFFICIAL
afoR GREATEST CONCERT CAPACITY IN GRAND
PIANOS, AS ALSO HIGHEST DECREE OF ExCEI-
LENCE IN All. THEIR STYLES-ViZ., LARGEST
yoLuME PUEIIY AMP pVRATloS Fv az ToME 2;r;, AZ AND
CTsION AND DURABILITY OF MECHANISM, ALSO
NOVEL DISPOSITION or THH STRINGS AND CnN.
STRUCrION AND BRA6iNG OF THH INITIAL
FRAME" - .
AFTER THIS FOLLOWS A MINUTE DESCRIPTION
AND UNANIMOUS ENDORSEMENT OF TIE SIX
Pr NGlpA PArESTED S ASD MOST vALu ABI;E B IN IN
CAUSED THEIR iNsTEuMENTs 70 5E REGARDED M
AWARDING THEN "THE HIGHEST Degree & 0k EX;
buAL EXPLANATION OR INGENiOis TORrURiNi
OF WORDS INTO DIFFERENT MEANING FROM
THAT INTENDED is HERE NECESSARY. THE RE-.
port SPEAKS FOR ITSkLF, AND ACCoRDs TQ
SrEiNWAY 4 SONS TIKI FIRST PLACE AMONG
PIANO MANUFACTURERS.
The New York herald., 1876-09-30

CROWD IN PARK ROW.-FOR SEVERAL DAYS
there has stir around No. 23 Park (NOR9EN
THAI BRUNO Coz These gentlemen cser great in
ducemens In regard to tho the nineieenth draw
ing oil tho INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY next
Monday singic Ecrtiacates only e. while - viii
only buy five cetn ates, which participate IN ali ha
privileges of the drawing and its prizes but
little the holder to one half u pa!d:up bond. -
The New York herald., 1876-09-30

| A-RuPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH's TREAT.
ment; 30 years experience yessy st. Assor Houses
The New York herald., 1876-09-30

A-THE HIGHEST AWARD GRANTED ANY Ex-
hbtor by Centennial Exposition has been g.vch the ELIAS
TIC TRUSS COMPANY for SILK ELASTIC rRussss sold 81
683 Broadway.
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Average temperature yesterday 49,. .......... 81,
Average temperature for corresponding dato last
year ...,,.s.s"..ss,sus....., u
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OUR FLAG ABROAD.
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GENERAL AYPEARANCE OV TUl

A.-ThE GENERAL APPEARANCE OF TUE
crowds who visteo the Centennial New York Day
generally observed, and 1t matter Of speculation
OF foreign nations what made the
Now vorkers otserved Of AL observers 1t readily
paned they generally adorned wish the KNOX sTY
FALL HATS from 22 Broadway under the Fifth Avsnus
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
Best pndergarmen. known. sold everywhere.
ISAAC A. SINGER. Manufacturer, 70f Broadway.
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SINGLE FALL STYLE HAT
Wholesale price, The finest goods In the market Strict
ly prizes. All goods marked with plain hguros. a.
SIMS 4 son. corner Fulton and New Church SITS.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Commodore p. A. Parker United States Navy md
ex-Mayor OTIS Norcross, of Boston, are at the Finn
Avenue Hotel Professors J. H. ThaYor and G. n.
Mead. OF Andover. Mass. and Colonel l.. r Bradley
United States Army at tho Everett House. Colonel
Henry O. Corbn and Colonel L. Wheaton, United
States Army the Sturtevant House. j. Bouttou,
OF the French Legation at Washington, s at the Bre.
wort House Ex-Congressman Isaac n. Arnold. Of
Chicago and Professor 81 B. Riddle, OF Hartford, are
at the Grand Hotel T. N. N. Yosio, OF the japanese
Centennial Commission, is at the ST. James Hotel.
SAVE YOURSELVES, COUGHS l--HALE'S HONEY
uoHknoyND TAR bronchitis and eeasaD:p'
ton.
PISEs ToornAcmn DEors care In one minute. 10
A.-THE PIANO AWARD
the
Centennial.
The 6rst Medal and Report awarded to
DECKER BROTHERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept A. 1870.
We take pleasure in announcing that the celebrated New
York anufactuors piiuos Messrs Decker Brothers.
havo aimed tho First Medal and highly commendnt.ry
report tho excellence Of theH Instr umcnts
by unanimous resolutions of the jury. Z
Rcfarrng tho OF ohor IN anufscturors
that they obtained prizes al! competitors de-
sire inform the public that thee but award fos
the highest order OF excellence This has boon accorded 10
Messrs Decker Brothers
A.-CrIzENs AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
tasty and elegant Hat Of superior quality should call at
ESPENsCHEID's, Manufacturer, lis Nassau st.
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A-BENNETT BUILDING.

A-BENNETr BUILDING
FIREPROOF
LOCATED ON NASSAU ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LHT ON vEnY REASONABLE TERM8.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS, BANKERS' AND INSURANCE OfFTCEA
APPLY on TlIR PREMISES.
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A-HATS FOR GENTLEMEN; FALL STYLES;
lowestcprices P. EaSENwEIS, 4SNassau ST., between
The New York herald., 1876-09-30

INSTEAD OF CROTON DRINK APOLLfNARr5,
pensive pure. nntarai mineral wste Of all gro
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and "wnIrs's PATENT LEVER TRuss and did not
celve immediate relief Sold at moderate
prizes and guaranteed BY DR.. GREGORY 90 University
IA
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U,VNWIxT BANNER AND ANvrL."-Tula cAPr
tal new novel; By Prank Lee Benedict author Of NY
Daughter Elnor" 4s 70 having m inneass sAle. rovs
''''''-' wv = q 4 OARLzr0n co- PsAal.A--.
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at the
CentenniaI
A.-THE PIANO AWARDS.

A. CITIZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
elegant Hat of superior quality should call At
ESPENSCHEID'S, Manufacturer, l Is Nassau 1t.
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prevented BY reasonable care At the proper time Use
PARKkRs HAIR Whenever the hair decay
ing and you will be- pleased with tho result Bold BY all
dr.
, 1876-12-13

Of the kind, and there Is an end of that mat
ter. Tho Government is merely tho rctleo-
ton Of tho sentiment Of Tho people, md tho
poop]o nro not advocating and insisting on
my s.tch programme, Tho blacks at tho
South, like other frocmen who wnnt To c,-
joy full measure Of rights, ln,,st striko for
themselves whom they aro aasailcd. II they
will not do this, thcn we SEQ no hopo for
them till the rnccissuo shall hive disappeared
by renson Of their surrender, and tho whitos
Of tho South shall be divided among tl,om.
solves, when oach party will cater to the
black vote rs an important eloment in poll
tics. Looking at the matter from practical
standpoint, It Ia worry certain TINT nothing
more will be done, no matter what philar-
throrists may argue to bo the duty Of tho
Government. Our correspondent must drop
the sentimental and comb down to the SUR
face Of tho carth.
, 1876-12-13

The Congressional Committees have mr.
rived Ut their several destinations and will
commence work today. The Florida Com.
nlitteo appears to have plain sailing 80 far,
as the authorities l,ave signiAel their willing.
ness to yield up the returns for the Com
mittcos inspection. Not SO with tho
LIouisiana Committee. This latter body
has met with IN obstruction in the shape of
Returning Board, Which Board denies the
right Of the National House Of Represents
tivos to royiso the canva8s Of the voto Of
Louisiana. Tho Doard also, through Its
Secretary, informs the Committee that it's
documents nro State property ind cannot be
loaned, but that said documents may bo
copied II the Congress of tho United states
seen tit to pay for the copying. The New
Orleans dispatches for the next week are
ikely'to be interesting.
, 1876-12-13

Tho Chicago produce snarkets were mod
erately active yesterday, and the loading d.
partments wero irmer. Mess pork closed 90
per brl higher, at $10,95 caah and $1Ua23
@lG.85 for January. Lanl closed 5c por
100 lhs higher, at *9.95@3.o74 for Deceu,.
ber aud Sio.00@10.023 for january. hteats
were steady, st 0}o for new shoulders box
81, 8sc for do ahort-ribs, aud $40 for do
shoFt-cleara. Highwiues wore unchanged, at
&l.o01 per gallon. Flour was dull and easier.
Wheat closed to lower, at @l.1G4 for Dacem-
bes aud $l.17 for January. Corn closed 10
lower, at Ago for December and 44lo for
January. Oats closed kl.ado eaaier, At asI
@sssc cash and sslc for January. Rye closed
arm at 72o. Barley closed 10 higher, at 64e
cash or seller January. Hogs wots dull and
10@16c lower, with sales Of common to
psius at 45.4o@,5.B5. Cs.tlo wore In mod.
, 1876-12-13

Tho arrival In New York OF III. 1fENnI
CEHsuson1, tho distinguished French ooono-
mist and advocate Of bi-nletallio currency,
is an event that may lead to important re-
suits. His scheme Is for universal adop-
tisn Of bl-meta1liam as currency, with MI
interchangeable ratio Of values based upon
the avorago quantity Of tho commodities
through long term Of years, recognized In
both Europe aud America. If the ratio Is IL!
Of silver to l Of gold, then there will be n
universal standard Of vatuoa, detcrminato at
oil times and In all countries, and maintain-
ing permanent equilibrium between the
command respectful hoaring In this
fsoyttfrp
, 1876-12-13
THE DEMouRAT1o WAR MEETING,

Tho Democrats of Chicago, who mot ut the
Palmer House on Monday last to consider
the question of declaring war, do not seem
to havo been very harmonious in their
councils. Whilo ono faction was brandishiug
ita tomahawks, tho other was waving tho
white banners Of pence. While one faction
rayed md clustered, the other counsoled
,noderation mud respect for law. It was
competition between idiotIc fury on tho ono
side and calm senso On tho other, In which
the latter seeus to have had the advantage.
4 full report Of this meeting has already up
peared In TuE Tn1nuNE, but the salient points
deserve little more extended commont than
has yet boon given them. Gen. Sr1Lgs, who
has had some experience with war, and has
been whore bullets are flying, failed to seo
any sufficient Cause for war, and gave tho
assembled Democratic warriors some timely
and sensible advice. Tho lot-headed
FonsY7u waH cool and temperate, and doprc-
catcd extreme measures. Col. Shirley,
Virginfnn. heretofore supposed to
be m oxtrome Bourbon politician
and Southern Radical. also warned the in
cendiarios Of the folly Of their action. There
,fastod co1,, ou1 ,no;1a,at, a,,;-;t ,.a..,.,' -
~ ,,.o,.. IT,. .,a.a ..s... .s..e III -
tn,'m1ant 1or no,,,,s souaa,no . .s .1,a;. .".s IT,"
plans and shutting at their pistols In man-
ana w ~ ;s,,rh ttm,1 1ora.o,aos ~ ~. ..,., upsea ,
~ ;ans ~ 49,, ,,;aaaa,, s ,aas ms WI 10
49,. w ...s',.s' sa 49, 4ae Pt'ns'pA'
aa..t-,.. ~ a's'a s.s@ ~ s",u " NV
ss' w." s "s'.as aS' |e osoa.' s .tum '"'s' nai4'
1on. -sAD' "aa 0e.."'os 1'on'asos' aao' uh-
, 1876-12-13
DR.. LINDERMAN on SILVER,


Inc secretary o. tho treasury recommends
leg'sloaoh anthof'zing the issue OF sllyor
CONS IN exchange tos tho gseonoacks Of
snms' aenomlnas'on 10 tno amount or
Sou.o"'ooo' anu naa'ng SILVER iegal-tender
10 'ne anoant OF $4o 'nsteha OF w. as 1t Is
now. ~. !1SpEhaAN, tao director OF tile
Mlnt' thinAs that Stoo'oooooo OF oliver
COINS can DO asea ao7ahtageoualy in this
oonntry,-a conclusion Which seems to bo
1ully warranted ny tho fact that England,
Win nos quite thFee-qoarters aa many peo-
rio anu INFINITELY cloaer business relations,
employs that amount OF silver, though gold
is tho money OF coin payment Dr.. L1SnEn-
AAa a1so agrees saat me MINOR sliver coins
shonla 90 fnaao legat-tendar TO the amount
OF s!o' mt recommends further that largo
portion OF the silver Issue be coined in trado-
dollars, md that the Inter shall bo made
!ega!-tendor to the amount or 800; aud ho
thinks that this would materially assist the
banks to accumulate coin as d part of their
EosoTve, with a view TO tho Necessities Of re'
sumption.
These two suggestions aro mainly valuable
because they arc a recognition Of the im-
portans influence which Rllver may exert in
the solution Of tho resumption problem, but
they go scarcely half way In tho right dlsec-
ton. The first practical step toward specie
resumption III tho restoration OF the standard
ailyor dollar to tho ooinago. It ia singular to
observe TINT DR.. L1NDEnxAs'a objection to
this ia that tho silyor product OF the country
is not adequate to tho demand there would
be for silver. This IL on the assumption that
the silver dollar would be tho exolusiye coin
Of payment for national and individual In.
debtelness. It would undoubtedly bo pre-
ferrod at first, since silver Is now relatively
cheaper than gold but, lust a. soon AZ It
should become epparent TINT tha aupply Of
, 1876-12-13

Elsewhere In this Issue will bo found
Ia1nuxRs recent comments on tho ':.open
letter " addressed to tho General Of the
Army as coming from the President mud Sec
retary OF the National Veteran Reform AS
aoeiatton. The connection OF Con. consE
with tho PRONUNCIATION OF the letter Is re-
ferfed to by een. CAMERON in teE'ns not
calculated, and We presume not Intended, to
"cquit tho former OF Ills full share OF re-
aponsbihty In tho matter. What that share
was is an affair aolely between Messrs.
ConsE and CAMERON, aud Is no al
, 1876-12-13

The Richmond Enquirer wants tho Demo-
crats Of the North who aro for T11DEN Or
"wah to pitch right in and do tho fighting.
The Enquirer explains with wondrous lucid.
ity why the South isn't ready, at this time,
to take hand In tho fight:
The South. though, 10 now, and must remain, q
passive spectator. she has slgnalIzed her deyo-
tlon to liberty and constitutional government, md
her deeds have passed into history, where they
will remain 10 challenge tiu admiration OF future
generations. She kcenly feels her wrongs, both
psst and present, bnt she understands that her
paft now, for lhe last tau years, Ia dtgn!hed,
patient endurance.
That ia 1t precisely. Very, very patient
would be tho ex-Confedoratea while the
throat.cutting business here at tho North,
inaugurated by Northern Democrats, went
on, aud thero was fighting in the streets Of
Chicago Cincinnati, and ST. Louis, and cities
and towns were fired and brothers crossed
bayonets with brothers Why? Because 1t
begins 10 ba cloar that T11pEN can't bo
counted in aud the spoi!s Of Office gobb1od
by the fellows who would provoke q civil
war about absolutely nothing but the pos
session of tho olicos. OF course "the
South viii understand hor part" When the
b1ood-spilling begins iu the North, and when
the country here is dcsolatel by tho Aght be-
gun forthe offices, then the South will wait
with " a digniaed, patient. endurance" Not
M unrspentant ex-Confetlorate Ia there who
couldn't patiently endure to zoe It going on,
But It Is all In vain for the Enquirer to ap-
peal to tho Northern Democracy a. It does
whom It says:
Wc have plighted cur snilh 10 The Northern Dc.
mocracy-ouf contract hsa been ful6lled-out task
IL done. nnd now We walt to see how they perform
thelrs. It does not even become u 70 advise
them; for, II they deaarse the rane Of freemen,
they know thes rights, and knowing. sAoG!d daF4
saatasain thin.
Outside handful Of mischiaf.workers who
would take precious care to leave other people
to do thaaghting, neither tho Northern Demo'
Gratis nor anybody else at the North proposes
toinaugurate civil ilwarhere about theposs
sion Of tho post-ofaees- It does not require
a vivid Imagination to depict all the horrors
Of the war which tho ex.Confo1srates exhori
| the Northern Damocrats to inaugurate; and
whoever attempts to inaugurate 1t may resi-
insured that never wero anybodya prospects
for being hanged better than will be his When
| he nakea that attempt.
, 1876-12-13

The extraordinary conduct Of the Warden
Of the County Hospital in ejsosing siek In
mate at night from tha Hospital IL one OF
those cases Of ba.barisu, which goea great
way to confirm the allegation Of the general
unAtness Of tho Warden for his place, aud Of
the general brutality which governs In the
institution. The Hospital is public tnsti-
tuition. It is not Mr. MuI4AuouLIN's hospital,
nos his hotel; he Is not the dispenser Of the