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, 1876-06-20

The evidence taken yesterday by tile
1louso Committee in the mnttor of the cabIo
dispatch from JOSIAH CALDWELL to tho effect
TINT Ae had given no bonds to hr. BLAINE,
mud confirming the testimony Of Col. Sco1T,
developed the fact that CALDWELL aent tie
dispatch at the urgent solicitation Of friends
of Mr.. BLAINE. The lattor has received
n letter from CALDWELL vouching for tho
genuinencsa OF tho dispatch, roiterating the
statement TINT he never, directly or Indirect
ly, gave A1r. BLAINE any Fort Smith i Little
Rock bonds, and declaring Lis readiness to
forward Bworn statement to this effect il
deai1ed by the House Committee.
, 1876-06-20

faos, from the absence OF tho slightest breath
Of scandal or Suspicion in all his public life.
MIR. DR1a1ow had never been heard OF con-
epicuous1y in the country OF largs two yenrs
ago, and before he WAS appointed Secretary
Of tho Treasury, and yot 1t ia not tlonicd
that ho IL to-day one of tho beat known md
most popular citizens In tho Republic; and
ii Mr. HAYES Ind done nothing moro than to
go through The last Ohio campaign un-
scathed, It would havo besn enough to con-
vinca the people that fle is just tho sort OF
man tho country wants at this time,-not n
soheming politician, but nan OF the people,
pure and irrcproachabfe, with no regrets
haunting him from the rnst, md no cntanglo-
monts threatening lin In tho futuro.
Wo havo word to say regarding tho at-
titudo OF The Sh,ah.zatung, and tho par-
ticulnr class Of Germans It represents, It Ia
natural that 1t should rofuso its surport.to a
mnn Of uAYEs' character. or 1ato years It
has represented class Of persons who have
acted with tho Republican party in national
politics only for plunder, and With the Do'no.
cratic party in local politics for tho SANG
ignoblo motive. The most conspicuous persons
Of tho class with which 1t Inns nade common
causein this community Gro HEs1Na, ono OF its
proprietors, JAKE REHsi, chief Of theWhisky.
Ring, and VoN Ho1IEy, n dofaulter aud
fugitive It has boon ono Of the personal
organs OF tho whisky -thtovos md local pocu.
lators. Now tho Republican party can well
afford to dispense with the allegiance Of all
such cattle. and Of the support Of the iStaa&s'
Zt1tung while 1t represents them. It il this
class Of plunderers who havo disgrnced
and dragged down the Republican party
in this md other communities, and nd.
dance Of them will re1iove the party Of q
dead woight oul restore its buoyanoy. We
nro satisfied, too, TINT tho honest and 70.
spectacle German people will be as glad tc
bo relieved Of political association with The
REnsfs, HEs1Noa, and Vos HoL1ENs AZ the
American Republicans are; for To tho Cor.
mans these men havo boon not merely po
litical but nntional disgrace. We arc bat,
ter satisfied With the allegiance Of that class
Of Gcrmans of whom Alr. Cant scuunz il
tic most distinguished representative, anG
who combine the intelligence, honesty, mt
patriotism of tho Gorman-American popula.
tlon. They returned with b1r. So1uRz last
year in Ohio to vote for HAYES, and, likt
Bcuunz. will voto for him now for President
Wo have faith to believe that this clnsa ol
the Germans is largely in the majority, ant
that tho REnuB, HEs1sos, and Won HoILEs!
aro the exceptions; II wo nre right in this
tic opinions and influence OF tho Stats
Zatung count for nothing in this campaign
, 1876-06-20
ILLINOIS IN TIE CONVENTION.

Tho part that Illinois played in tho Oincin-
natl Convention was too prominent and i'm
portant to bo passed over with general mon-
ton. Tho delegation from this Stnte WAS
the pivotal point about which the hopes OF
tho BLAINE men rovolved. Illinois WIS cal-
culnted upon to nominate aud secure the
election OF BLA1SE- The DLAlaE mon from
other States and A1r. BLA1NE's ueutenauts
were given to understand that the whole
delegation, with its " votes, could be count
cd upon with absolute certainty as solid for
him. TakiliR advantage Of h1r. D1A1NE's
strength, when ho was at the very aome Of
his popularity aud before his official lettozs
and stock k-jobbing record had beon mado pub
lie, tho Whssky-liing, engineered by mn llli-
nois Senator aud Representative, Boized upon
tho delegation, and in opposition to tho wishes
Of tho people Of Illinois went to Cincinnati in
theinterests OF BLAINE. They hated nRIsTow
with cordial hatred, not alono because he
had prosecuted md a1naahed the Whisky
Ring, but also because ho was opposed to
that systom Of distribution Of patronage
which was subsequently, condemned In tho
platform. When, therefore, they marched
to Cincinnati with their delegation. and
acrosa the Ahino to Convention Hall, the
BLAINE men from other States and bis lieu
tenants from Mime counsod upon 40 yotea
from Illinois with absolute certainty, and
had no fears as to the other because they
would he " whipped in " Oh the second bal
lot, II not on the first. The BLAINE 1nen
/ therefore leaned upon Illinois, not reckoning
| that she was q broken 1oed. Illinois was not
| only to plump her solid vote for BLAINE on
the first ballot, but she was to dra6 6oon other
Western States into line for him, and in.
crease the fa8 onds Of soms OF tho
Eastorn and Southern delegations. Whom,
therefore, the vote OF Illinois waa called for,
the BLAINE men prepared themselves to
| shout and to hang their banners Oh tho outer
wall The kettle was to speak to the trum.
pet, the trumpet to shs csnno*seF without,
, 1876-06-20

The recent important additions to the English
pnyy have called attention to the fact that the
ltullans are rapidly accumulating II formidable
navy Of tbetr Own. In addition to tho Daiiio,
which Is tho most powerful vessel IN tho
world, there arc 1 iron-claas, 8 screw dispatch
bouts, screw gua-boass, 2 torpedo bsats, ind
2 stecl dispatch boats now IN process Ut con-
stEuctlon III the national dock-yards, ut total
cost If $l9, ,0S7, 400 Of whlc! $4,Sl7,A0o hayo al-
zraAy bceu expended. OF tlose vessels, the
Uuiao aud Dandolo are wlthDut peers In tho
world In the strength Of thclE ornaments md
armors. Tho estimates for tho italian navy,
recently voted for the current year, amount to
3D57l,l39
, 1876-06-20

1t will ba remembered that Gen. SoHRNo1,
when 1t was intilnatel that he Ind butter re-
turnhomo from London, for conduct unbe-
coming nh American Minister In connection
with tho Emma Mine scandal, ploaded the ex-
ample Of tbs Portuguese Minister, tho Duke
de S4IpANHA, in extenuation Of his opera-
tions.~ Tho latcat mails givo US
details Of the Duko'a operations, and
show that they wero very similar To the
miserable Emma hlino business. Tho case
was brought in the courts by tho stock
holders Of tho Lisbon 1fa,nway Company
aRuinst ALBERT GnAAT for fraud. It appears
TINT CLAnx i PuAouAnD, firm Of con-
tractors, agreed, In return for h,a get
ting thon the contract, to pay GRANT out
Of the money received on it $500, 900
ut tho outset, aud s290,o0o moro
in cash or paid up shares of ths
Company, and were to accept "pat" Of
1900 shares at GRAar's discretion. Besides
thia, they wero to pay the Duke do SA1DAHuA
$4,000 in cash and $4,000 In paid up
uAares for getting the charter Of the road.
The Directors vera than ''ausliasa" IN ths
usasl aoaAtiss style, and thsy entered into \
, 1876-06-20

Tho Senate yesterday refused to grant the
motion for q postpone,neut Of tho impeach-
mont trial until November, but at the aa'no
timo consented to talso up now branch of
tho subject, being a plea by dssendant;s
counsel that. inasmuc!l as the yote by whicl,
tho Senate assumed Jurisdiction over tho
cass was lcss than two thirds, jurisdiction has
not boen lAwfully assumed, md the Senate
has no power to proceed with the trial.
Arguments will be heard on this question Oh
the 9th Of July. Tho Sounte having been
notified TINT the defenae will summon nearly
200 witnesses, bus appointed Committee to
Hiugle out from this number such as are
material and important in thu case, aud il
DzIKNAr wants any more witnesses 10 must
foot the bi1s himself.
, 1876-06-20

It il doubtful whether the moro cautious
md conservative of the Democrats In the
House will join In tho partisan kchcmo to
clog the wheels Of the Government by a
failure to pass tho remaining appropriation
bills before tho closo OF the fiscal year. They
perceive In such result an appalling degree
Of dishonor and discredit to DO brought home
to tho Democratic party, which will DO COM
PEELED to ASSUME the responsibility for
tho default. Legislation in tho House,
besides being in an ine1cusably
backward condition, Is 80 complicated
with now questions and unconsidcred
changes that 1t would DO utterly impossible
for The Senate to give to these measures any
thing like M adequate examination and dis
c,.ssion, and 1t will therefore bo necessary
for the Senate to strike out ali now 1eglsla-
ton, and pass tho bills only SO far as thoy
relato to nctua1 appropriations. Disagrce.
ments nro certain to arise concerning tie va
rious questions even when presented in the
simplest form, and 1t would seem TINT a dis
astrous deadlock is inevitable.
, 1876-06-20
CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.

The Republican party hha now placed IT, national
ticket aud platform before tic people Tha ensuing
Presidential canvn+s vii! be Of tho most exciting
md Important that has occurred In ts country.
Hyssy hn sou be furnished with full and correct p}'
lltcai information In order supply this pb'
fishers Of Tk CItcAao TRtnrSE Will print campaign
edition. commencing Immediately. md continuing
until after tho Presidential election In Soyctn6or 1876
tf,e following exceedingly low Eatcs, postage paid:
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uNH the greater nunhcr Of tBaucs they will Get for
Ii
, 1876-06-20

There is ONO way to remove the present
stumbling-block in tho Comptroller's oflco,
and tho Common Council Inns been COM
pcllol to tako that way. Tho charter pro-
viles that tho Office Of Comptroller may 10
abolished and its duties transferred to the
City Clerk. An ordinance containing these
provisions waa passed Inst evening by vote
Of rs to 6. Another 1ong-windcd letter in
structine tho Council as to ita powers and
duties will now be in order from AIr. HAYES.
, 1876-06-20

value Of l7,0i4, 100 in tho year 1874 constituted
the hulk Of tho imports Of British produce Into
tho Chinese Empire. The amount Of cotton
grown In China we havo no ncnns Ut asecrtalr,-
Ing. From tsts} to 1865, At The tmo Of thu ,1cnrth
Of American cotton, tic cxports to Qrcnt Britain
Included largo quantities Of raw cotton, but tho
supply ccaso,l Ia 1873. Since then the exports
havc been gradually increasing, ~ follows: In
1s60 $50; iii 1870 *i85; In 1871, u, 4o5; In 1s7a
$50, ,505; in 1879, S105, EOS; In 1874, ,Q55,
, 1876-06-20
GEN. HANCOCK AS 4 CANDIDATE.

Thoro nre d numbor of Democratic po1i.
+;c;onu IN md ahont Washington CITY who
have booun In tn1k about Gen, HANCOCK as
their cand,dato for President, OF ali tho
man namca 1,a ia at the least conseouenco
Flo is chronic ofIlco-seeker, -thrustitg him.
self forward for political oiIice when ho is
notorioualy untitled. by tastes, habits. md
education. for any civil duty whatever, Tho
country has Ind as long torn OF moro nor
sonal and military Government rs it Ia dis
poged to endure. Tho American poorlo have
no tastc for military rule or for military
men u rulers. WASHINGTON was olootod not
alone for lis military fame, but because, as
soldier md civilian, ho Ind founded the
Republ;c. When ho had finished his torn,
than followed line of olyi1jaug extending to
1929. Glen. JACKSON wea not in the strict
senge military man hs was citizen aol-
tlier. who. when tho war was over, LETT tho
army and resumed his civil pursuits. Outof
tha Mcr;con Wer tlero was olectod auo,ler
,n;l;torv praa;dert. Gen. T.yYon Thnuoh' he
lived less thau two years, the pcop1o in 1859
refused with croat unanimity to elect Gen,
soorr aa l,is successor. In like manner, oven
;1ur;no TIM War tho peop]o nrcforred n
c;vit;nn pros;dont to Gen. MuO1E11An. In
1ge8 t1,ora ,xaa n general. dosire to honor tin
oroct m;1,torv obioftain WHO Ind brouoht thu
War In . succoasful conclusion. TAis dssiro
woa e,,nn,cmcnta1 ,,v tho fliaturbcd con6ttion
Of tho Rebel stotes, which. under tue dolusiyo
expectationa held out by AAnuEw JOHNSON,
aeamc1 a}snose1 to dofv the pationol will.
dofoat tho measures of reconstruction. and
inyolyo the country In perpetual strife, 4
hond Of mil was considered prudential
,ncnsnro. Tho noni,lar desire for soldier
President Inns boon fully satistlod.-so fully
thot there is har;lly 1nan of any party who
do.a not look forward carnestly to tlo resto-
ration Of the liuo Of civilians. Tho country
Ia at peace. Within tho borders Of tl,o
11n;on there il no symptom Of royolt or TO-
boll;on.-certo,nly nothing that NAV not bo
| controlled by M Executive order and tho
ordinary polioo authority at the disposition
Of tho government It is not likely tint
the people will aeok soldier President again
until auoh timo "a the sunply Of available
civilians slall oeoao, or eo1no imperative no.
ce.sitv shall reauiro ono. Con, HAYES,
thouoh 90 braya and gallant q soldier and
ono with az bright n record Il. TINT Of Gen,
uAncooB. wes one of the million or moro OF
oitizon soldiers who entered tho War from,
natriotiam. md. as soon az thu fighting wos
over ret,,ruea to civil Ito. Gan uAscocx
, 1876-06-20
HAYES AND THE GERMANS,

T,n Giant. z,;,yY, ~ +hio c;tu ID m or,;nro
;7o.r,xo,a ofF,rt y, 7on~oo;oto t,,a n,or;t, ~
pnruvpxonn = I1.vrs md IN mnko n an.
naar tha, In vii, not a.cnre I'm ornrort ~
tba Gorron- mer;coo r;,;7ona m th;o o,5
Il rrofoearo r., 1,e,,cva that the enthusiasm ~
Tur f,u7o.oo Tn,nrsr mud Tho Renublican
,,rcea oonoro,tv hna hco, anooseta, rv oortv-
;.,n a1on. II d,x.,1s nart;cuiar,v nm what il
co,1a Ar H.xra, otscur;,v and III, navot,va
ono,;tiea of lila character. an5 ano11v Il
aova that "he standa hefora IN, neon1a rot
49, }. ,o.ora 1,xro,, hrt Nd y gaoontl En.,u-
I'm p,yucr" tt IL yerv evident that for rc..
anna host known tn ;tse1f tho Stqat.. Z,tYung
1o, ,,o,, ,oo- :, tho rorfoder.tos .,;, t,,nt
u viii ncccnt tho st, I,oui. nominee, WIN.
ovor In ,nnv In Rut IL in mn resnfct ronro.
eonts Tho ayeropo German sentiment INV hot.
ter linn Mr.. IiEs1so did when he ran for
Co,,n,v Treosnrcr against Mr., Hucr md
1r On u,for+pnota c,,n;r ~ c;rcrmuto,co.
anil r,rta;n d;soracoful associations. II hna
Inst oli mower to influence tho yoteu of tho
,,nopt f,erman mossos of this con,nunitv
Wa do not be1;evo TINT INV man con,d
hova liam ee,ecte1 in thu countrv WIN woul1
have pleased tho German masses no well ay
Mr.. HAYES. unless It Ind been Mr., Dn,srow.
m bepin with. lie Inns m uui,npcachablo pri.
ynto character. md tho disgust of the honest
f,cr1nana with scandals about our pnb]io man
baa ,ed them. with monv other peon1e. Ia
,,laco this uuality above NIL others for a
Presidential candidate In tho uext place.
he WINS n brave and successful General. and
:, Z. .,..-. =, ;.
, 1876-06-20

While we are ag!tatfng the question OF Chi
ness cheap labor tn tltA country, tho Chueso
themselves are ugttat'ng tho sumo question ut
home in, q very sensible manner. Ii IluA0
CmAAo, the virtual ruler Of Chiua, has given tbs
agitation very practical drift by preparations
to erect so1no very large cottou fpeloslcs ut
Niugpo, which, II successtult will seriously III
terfere with tho trade tn this staple with Great
britain. Manufactured cotton goo+ls to the
, 1876-06-20

Tbs party at tho Washington end Of the
wire unblushingly asserts TINT the era Of
dampness is not yet ended, but qualities his
prediction somewhat by announcing Tint tho
pluyinl contributions will bo Ut thinner
charactor than those Of tho Inst few days.
, 1876-06-20

Rnmor points to other changes in the
Treasury Department. Chief Clerk WILSON
has, it is reported, formally tcnderod his res
ignation, to take eaoct July l, and the story
il again revived that Treasurer NEw will re-
tire from his present position, in which I'D
has for some tiuo remained at the urgent So
licitation Of Mr.. Dn1srow antl others. Kumor
also connects tho name Of Gen. s. A. HuR1-
uur, of Illinois, with the Treasury portfolio
, 1876-06-20

Acting Mayor GOWNS spitcful removal of
N1r. Pn1ND1y11lE ns member Of tho Doard of
Public Works was justly robuked by tho
Common Council Inst evening. 4 motion to
non-concur in tho removnl was adopted by q
vote of 81 to 2
, 1876-06-20

ThiB is HrN H1L1's brief out forcible ex-
preston of opinion as to tho strength Of tho
nomination of HAYES md WHEELER: "By
Cd they've got us ngnin
, 1876-06-20

Tho nnme Of the DN1srow Club Of Chi
cago Inns bcen changed to the HAYES and
WHEELER Club of Chicago, and arrangements
are in progress for q grand ratiacation-meot-
, 1876-06-20

AsHIAR LODGE No. 500. A.. F. md 4. M:1An. 4
nua1 meeting thIf Cfuc4tAyt evening. ut O'Clock. l
their halt ii htonroe.st,. for election Of officers and
payment Ut dues. AL members requested y Ee p5cs
Gnt. Z, II. ERASE. btc.
APOLLO coMsfANDERY OF KNIGHTS TEN.
rIAll-Statrd eOnclayc this, Tucscay. evening at
o'clock, at thelr Asylum 10 Monroc'st. Orlcr Ut H.
r. Will bc Conferred.
, 1876-06-20

Groenbacks ut tho New York Gold E1-
change yesterday closed ut se5.
, 1876-06-20
PERSONAL

Hancock Ia the coming lnan, -coming to grief.
payts nama carries weight with it,-about 500
pounds.
11oo1cv.s Mln,tro,s p,av n, cnc,rnat, hi, ,vcek
and at Louisville next
Tl1dcn's rnl,road record Il, rrootcd M rntfro,5
Tint he touchca ever rms atratoht nrtcrwn,da
rho ,,v.,o,v ., +ho ,,t,, In, T., f,o,,,,a. Ia.
been c1carc,l IN. rlo.t nart,cs tn II xcrc drunt
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naFuMeH s'ote' A. c't tcleetAphea IN not haato
10 Mf' ialateaa NOT 10 permit TIC aso OF ha hamo
pe'o'e 'no e'oe'nnati eonee"''on'
An5eh has neant'iat complefion' tue result OF
temperate nah'ts' c'ehs conscience aud an anis'
o'o a'spos'"on' so'e io1 '1ayc''
Ffnnk Pn1mcr was "stnbbed In The PLATFORM"
1t declares for tho hardest kind Of har1 money,
while he Is a brevctspar,a Of tho tag-baby.
George D. Lord. VIII SIT in his prison. cell and
support Gov. Tlllen With nbont a. much cnthus!.
asnl us Deacon Mexico accorded TO Secretary Bss.
tow.
1'cwitchlng Aimee, the queen Of opera bounc,
las been drawing immense crowds to Uon,h'e Tic.
ntrc III New York. shn gocs tha week to PhIlalcl.
:, ,,,,.,
self by Hobb,tnu tn eono mora Western railroads.
Tho w1so thing for fbc Wc.t tn tlo ia IN mammal,
him arst and beat him afterwards.
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IN" =. i,..,aa,s 1se.. co. r. ."s .,.,s
shlsc alllS ~ 41ttane!a hlaes. ole i!as gwen
shock TO notions OF Aepnblsean simplicity IN that
region ny rcfnslngt to receive Or make ca!ls~aho
"hawty' thinsl
Mr. Pierce. Of Massachusetts,, says 11o worked
for Judge Itoar for Senator, but no ono of that
nanlo shall ever agnfn hayu hls help or influence
for any Office wateycs 1loar deserted nriatow md
dcmorallzed tho Massachusetts delegation ami
picrco .s anory about It.
s'' "s' ss ..-..-.-.,
jean nnrt!ste Dumas. the new no,noer o! tho
Dugucrrc tho Inventor Of tic Dagucrrcotype. Fo,
!ae Nlna aaS.ee anu asslstanee wsen ne senaeteu
al that time no .as since been amply rewarded W
, 1876-06-20
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no01cy,n Thcntrc.
Nanto1ph street, bctwccn Clark and LaSalle. In.
xagemcnt Of tic Union Square company. ''fcrTcol"
, 1876-06-20

Adelrhl Thcatrc.
Monroe street, corner Dearborn. Variety performs
nAse, nQucen Lib"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A MoRSING CLoUD.-"Darling," said
1Ir. 1Iagunin, when his wife seated her
selfa tie breakfast table yesterday, you
look charming this morning"
"Well, love, like to look pretty when
you are here, was the amiable reply, and
Mr.. MaguIin proceeded to adjust his
napkin and settle comfortably down for
his breakfast.
When Thomas set his plate before him
he scanned the steak narrowly and re-
marked that it seemed a little greasy.
II guess not" said Mrs. Maguliin in a
deprecatory tone.
"Well, l guess it is" said he, "and if
there's anything | hate, its grease"
81 don't see any grease"
"Don't you Well, see oceans Of it,"
"Well, think you're very particular
thi. morning, Mr.. Magufin. l can't see
anything there that will hurt you"
"You don't, eh Well, never could
eat grease"
"Couldn't you ? Why, ! knew Rus
/ sian once, that ate box o. candles at one
meal"
/ "Well, by Goodness" said MagufIin
checking himself just in time to avoid &
fearful oath, IL should say that he haC
enough"
"No he didn't !" she screamed, "for he
called for another box"
That settled Maguliin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

No GUARANTEE.--Saturd1y morning
a stranger entered the office Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, and
wanted to know if he could send dis
patch to Fayette, Ohio. lie was told
that he could, and he asked:
at send a telegraph to my wife,
will she answer it?"
81 can't say as to that" replied the
clerk. "If you ask for an answer 1
should think she would reply"
"If l asked her for twenty dollars
win She send it9"
81 can't say as to that. You ought to
know best about it."
"I.n's she obliged by law to send it ~
"No. there is no law about it."
You won't guarantee that she'll
send ?" continued the stranger.
"How can II" answered the clerk,
smiling at the idea.
Then / won't telegraph-no, not a
cents worth know the old woman
know her like n book, and l know that il
you don't send a man up to the house to
choke it out Of her, l might telegraph
from Dan to Bcrsheby, and she wouldn't
forward a shilling -
lie went out, but returned in a few
minutes and whispered
"Mum is the word. Don't say that |
said anything about her. She's awful
when she's reused, and though I've got
my opinion Of her and her relations, |
don't care to have my home turned into
a raging paradise /"