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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26

Which is right, the old Commodore or
JAY GOULD? The Commodore, of course.
There Is no saving Of time or fuel for
European steamships by the Sound route.
but rather a loss; ana the navigation Of
the Sound is difficult and dangerous. Euro
pcan steamers, asa regular thing will never
go through He'll Gate They will continue
10 come in and go out by way of Sandy
Hook after every rock of Hell Gate has
been blown away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26

1t was IA pretty idea, having the little
child, MARY NEWTON, touch tho battery Key
that closed the electric circuit and fired the
mines at Hell Gate. The circumstance furnish
es u very pretty theme for pnem and doubtless
many writer's of verse have already thought 50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26

II prefer Republican thief to an hon
est Democrat These were the words recently
uttered ny IA jealous supporter OF HAYES and
MORGAN In regard to the present nation.l and
State contest. They strike the Republ lean key.
note Of the campaign with marvellous exact
ness Both In the North and the South, at the
East and the West, the Republicans are con
Quoting the elections precisely on this principle.
A thief, II he have bloody shirt on, Is to be
preferred 10 Democrat with garments ever SO
clean
Such Is weedism, and such, too, is Grantlsm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26

Thus far certainly all the omens are with the
Repu JlcAns JdV GOaGs tribune.
The augurs have fooled you, young editor.
There are no such omens. JAY GOULD wishes
the success OF HAYES, on account of his Union
Pacnc Railway jobs but his wish does not indi-
cate lIAYEss election by any means, though 1t
may explain his newspapers course.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
The Theodore Thomn. Concerts.

Theodore i homas begins at Steinway Hall a
series OF popular concerts. Hts symphony con-
certs VIII he given As usual thi, winter, and for
subscriptions to these the boz ofncs Is now
open at St,inway's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
Jay Gould and Commodore Vanderbilt
Differ.

Commodore VANDERBILT in expressing
his qualification at the success of the Hell
Gate explosion, added that He'll Gate
would never be used by European steam
sh ps, but that they would continue TO use
the passage by way Of Sandy Hook. JAY
GoULD's Tribune, however, saws:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
correspondent In 81. Lawrence county
fails back upon Inc Sun for information He

A correspondent in ~. Lawrence county
fails back upon NE suS for information. He
asks:
ia 4 fact that EDWIN ID MORGAN, the Republican
nominee for 9overnor Of this state u the OF
sl YES lnto whose flesh his initials burned
o. several citizens who will not vote for MORGAN
this 10 true"
MIR. MORGAN, for any evidence we hare 10 the
contrary. may be the proprietor OF extensive
Cuban estates. lie may stock his plantations
with thousands OF wretched slaves, imported In
irons from Africa. lie may visit Cuba every
month for the purpose OF branding new impor-
tatlons with his own hand. We are unable TO
deny that he does all this for have never asked
him, nor have we even taken the trouble to send
reporter to Cuha to search the breasts and
backs Of the unfortunate Africans held In
bondage there. We viii venture to say, how
ever, that II the several citizens whom our cor
respondent knows have no sounder reason for
voting tie Democratic ticket than this ex-
tremely silly story. they had better drop a ballot
for MORGAN and all that the name iln plies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26

Just look ut Connolly living right royalty
IN MS handsome villa ~ SwilHerdud' N""rny
OccupNi ng the most phlati II quarters lac can hud
~ Paris, woodward carOusins Ike prince lh
the same place, Genet enJoYluT hin7eil IA
Canada 4, and all the rest Of them gong ABOUT
pretty much where and when lue' ll' 49,, auu
having "A. good "A time a3 ctrcum- lairHs II per
nit II Tweed u brought batk, as seems likely,
he Will undoubtedly ur impressed INTO hepu0-
licau service a. ca upasn cdllla H"l thani-
il and IN. filrhd- VIII claim tIc credit Of his
capture. and the stuWper all over the country
will Gel NO. fine cry over the energy II the Adj
mlui-trltipu IN following no thieves and bring
Ing them to punisumeut. But II n ISIS Shepherd
had run away instead of Iweed-well, there Is
no need Of going any further with that.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
In n letter to Mr.. Cnnrr1AS KSrsss,

TtITVT W
Chairman Of the Republican Committee Of Phila-
delphla dated Concord, Sept. q, Brother BLAINE
uses tIese significant WORDS.
" Dcsp1tehes from Mr. wTKoFT Chairman OF the Re-
publican state Go Hmttcc Onp. advirr me IN on
tue request VI GOV. hAYEs aud Gov. HARrRANFr, am
release IRON NY Philadelphia cngascaynt Tor ; .,ur
daN and am conan. nicd to to Ohiu obey ns rue
uos and * gladly where II is thought may De most
useful"
BLAINE aud HAYES are Joined hand In hand,
and BLAINE, Ike CHANDLER. MoRToS, DoN
CAMERON, and BILL kEMBLE, Is establishing a
fund OF obligation to his credit which HAYES
will have To pay with interest In case he Is
elected. Moreover, how plainly this letter shows
that the Republican leaders are trembling with
fear lest they shall lose OHIO. And well thew
may tremble. for the signs OF Democratic sue
cess there are full OF hope for the friends oil
Reform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26

There seems to ne doubt In the minds Of oui
steamship oNrcrs whether the opening OF Hen & I
VII maze 4 the lavotte channei TO he Comuorc
alN ays hcst ties before leaving the beaten track: hui
the largr SAVING IN time and fuel that the East Riyei
route viii present sooner OF later give II the
erence Tor Atlantic traffic " " 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26

Mr. j. W. BOUTON announces the publication
IN parts Of seycnty.two etehipgs by WILLIAM sGxR
after the ola masters There viii be ten parts Of the
vorK, and only 26o copies will be printed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26
The New Play a. the rinh Avenue Theatre.

In consequence OF the elaborate preparations
for Mr.. Days new local and spectacular comedy,
Lite there Will be no performance at the Filth
Avenue Theatre THIS (Iuesdayl evening " Lie" VIII
produced Tomorrow "wednesday. aud AL tickets
Tor Tuesday Will be good Tor 10 morrow evening
, 1876-07-10

sic sBeerte, tpie UNI neue1 Wtutb gu
i9Spfen, oann fubr ite balfi9er fort:
: ,@ie tb nit &roner itebe, lit 9m
nidt frenao i; feline Seite nteines Ser5enS
blieb Dir oerborsen. Daraufbin aoer
%erinnere id Did nod einmal an jene
@tunbe, in ueld)er Ou MIDI batet, Define
6rau gu tperoen. Seitoem bin t1 anoe'
rem @innes eeworoen, lieber Wfarttn,
uno ipie Ou MIDI oamolS frastelt. 10
fomr1e ib beute su Dir: SIN t1 naA
alien S%orsefolenen Dir nod) gut genu9;
biit gu sufrieoen nit BET ber5lid)en a3uz
neieuns, welde t6 Dir sn bieten babe,
pertrauit 9u, oaB id, tros rtelner Ser
funft, Dir eine treae aufnerflame Sc
bensaefabrtin fem tperoe, tuoblan, 10 mill
id Dir on9eb0ren, 10 lanse biz Der zoo
uns BON einanoer iheioet. Mfartin, es
1T mein beiliser @rnit; a6er in oieler
Minute perlanse i6 feline Intport. Ou
beoarfft Der .3eit, NIT Dir 3u Static gu
aeben ; uno wenn oub mn Die l%eileiten
i3meifel Did beidleiden, bann a(lera
oinss - ia, oann it's Define Sfltdt, eS
often su befennen uno eihe Serbtnoun9
gu meiosr, melde in iold)em Sale fetn
Seeen fir uns Seioe pdre."
,Wtt6 - 9u - Oh molltet -"
I~totterte Martin, unb @ritaunen uno @ntz
siden raubten linn fait Die Gprade,
midi, ben einfadeu @drtter nno Nre
better -"
(Sortiebuns foIst.)
, 1876-07-10
Msenten Derlanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!

Gin wureists Ssttsnahd ~ cen beratmtsa gDsrlss
Three Years in a Man-Trap'' uab TEN Night.
in a Bar.Room," Don 3. e. arttur. Das lssf.
unp srSBls BUD pisiss ~sefsttrten S&rtftttQs!s - clan
,sub ~tluffrirt, elegant s~sbunben, nitro ~ 2aufsnbta Del
iautt. 80 mirb non ben terpprrasenbasn ysrfcnsn Mai
9eitunsen bes 2anbss auf bas @infiefe ~bsurtbsilt
Gtne Gei&tttt ppa 0srbrs&sn unb SslsibtBunseai II
uuisrsr @iitts. psl~s ~ pr rnbteaea Ssrtsn iprsIsp
mlHen. Gs piro nnetr fa> ne Sa6e Der WdBiateit url
Der Wsralttat bswirten ale @eisse. Ieentsn, ipsla,
,,Man-Trap" v~srtaaftsn. mullen mtnbsfeas NOD 'ai
NAL 70 pisl @Yemplart btefss eu@es p~ertauftn.
Portrait Ia 5tabiai& Ntrs staem Ispen Subkribentsu
aberres&t. Ht|&rstbsnbs Qireulare aue tplGe NIT ben
8sbinsHnssn wsrbtn fret aaf Gnfrass s~S[isnsst ssn
3. W. Itorcart y. Co.. gstIiitsrs. 7SS Saniam
Strase, Vttla., pa. 7iaut4gD;
, 1876-07-10

Cine ~freubtee Mfittbeilune.-Ser!
8aItbaiar Ssim, 9outb Mp1n,s, Ma7aduletts,
ltrsibt an unS: sd fTnnte einen sansen 3d.
gen spQ I6reiben, unt pann fpnnte i6 bod
nitt senus l6reiben, tpas Gutcs mir DR.. Nv
suf 8Snts's 8 amburser Grppfen
tbatsn. SD babe iiber spei Sabre ale Doftp-
rem in bislsr l1msesenb setrau9t unp Gin dpe-
res @slb ausssseben, BIG mid bic Samburser
3rppfen bon msinem lbredli9en l1ebel Dis-
pepfta befrsitsn uno i'd nun fIbIe, tab i'd
laussr leben tperbe,"
, 1876-07-10

@er1pnsm, bic an appstitIcTsfeit unb @iber.
ptGen sesen Speiien leieen, iinp DIR. Aug.
8Snts's Sambur9er G%rppten gu
smpfeblen. Ssrr Matbias OrnbpbeL Slue
@prins. Net., Idreibt barber: Neiu Gater,
1dpn bod i'm Glitter, Serlpr ieiuen Mppetit unb
battc fpsar einsn @ioerwilen sesen Speiien,
mas ibn lsbr 19wa9 unp unb leipenb ma9te.
aui unler 3urepen eebrau9te CT DR.. @leult
RDnis's Samburser Ercpfen; Der Ippetit febr-
te suriid, unb er fibIt nun Gin gang aneersr
Meul6 gu lein,
, 1876-07-10

Sd bin tpieter better ais t@ je srwartete gu
perptn, ldreibt @bil. &pf, Salempille, @isc.,
bant DR.. Mu9uf 8Snt9's Sambursr
Erppfen. Sd lit lan9e an Seratlcpfen unb
,cs spsi Mer3te su &atbe, Dbne PAP t9 Climber
aas trbislt. SD enti6lpB mid, bic Sambur-
ger Srppfsn teS DR.. @usuit 8pnis gu eebrau-
DIN. @ctt sur gbre urp DR.. @usnif 8Snis's
Samburser Srppfen sum &ubme mub i9 a.
gen, bab mir %pisielbsn msins @elunhbett ME
persaben.
, 1876-07-10

Ssrr Gbas. Sauptman, Silver point, 81. S.,
bessust ME fplst: SD lit felt aGt @pten an
Sawa9s unb acpfl@merssn, pur3 umpsrraa-
lidfeit bersprsebra6t. Gur9 ben @sbrau9
spu DR.. Mueuf &Snts's Sa burger
Grppfen bin i'd @ptt lei Sanf pieeer 70
melt bersetelt, baB i'd meinsn alien 8ei6af-
t~isunsen piecsr nadssben fam. SD fam ba-
Der biels Wscisin Iaen beltsns empfsblen."
, 1876-07-10
osfsntti6e bontiasuns.

Mussue aus etnem 8riefe son $. Seinmal'
ler, Buff Sptparb Gpuntp, Soma, an ieinsn
Sobn S. 5sinmiaer, &epaftrur bes uNlba-
ny 6erplb".
500. SD fam niGt umbir, Did su bit,
ten, in Deinsm Slatte uniern Dfentliden Donl
fur bic Setluns Deiner Mutter burh DR..
Aug. 8Sntss 8 hamburger Erppfen
aus3uiprs6en. @te Du tpeibt, lit bic liebs
Wutter an einent l9weren Qsberleiten, unr
lelbit bic 5ilfe unierer Mer3te mar Sersebli6.
Wir prpbtrten, bic 5amburser Grcpfen nno
purbe eur1 ben @ebraud berielben bic Sc
lnnbbeit Der @uttsr pieber gang bersefsat-
Sd wiinlde, On tpIrbelf bic S%ambureer
Mebtctnen INNER auf's Bette entpfeblen,
bena fe baben iid auf's SDrtrefFi9ite in unis-
rtr 5amilie bepabrt.
, 1876-07-10
Vie 6laf6t

v9ambureer Trppfen"
fplet so Gents, pper in TlaIhen
Dollars, fins in allen peutlden
Npctbeten ~ baben pper wercen cielsls
ben mad Gmpfans pss @elpss fret mad
alien Gbsilen Der 8sreinisten Staaten
perlanpt. Man aersiire:
A. VogeIer g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1876-07-10
Ginioe CUTE Gfanoe :

1.-eine neue GrRnbuna, arHnbIsa sfsszat
inb 9eIihert burb Tatsnt.
z.-Wiaht es1en IIfnrnmen 2a6sSfs4,
1leit auf beioen 5eiten, an alien grten BON StofIsn.
2.-gauft lei)t, ianft. 9erduidlos unb raf1-bsFt
6 o m binatiou BON GigenIbaften.
4.-Sausrbaft-lauf SaSretan cbne Repa'
,dturen.
5.-gerrt@ttt aIte Mrten BON Mrbstt
NIB s anen NGbersisn in elmer por5islidengbe tIe.
6.-sIt fir ben Irbsiter iebr fetdt gu b a n o.
lobsn. 1ie HGnge Der slide fam re9ulirt tueroen,
aibreno Die Wialdine i'm Gan9s 1T, uno oieIe fam
nit einem Gaosn oerIeber msro.t,, obue oaB oerieIbe
Ir1 26fer 5u seben bat.
a--plan einfaa, finnrei&, cleo mi, tnDsm
CT Stit obne ben Gebtaud bon Gps gBbcel Gears.
!otar1 Sans uro 2sper Ntins forinirt pirb. Dat ben
Il vi o m tic rop Gteb, tpeIter Ell nj sIet&.
udBiae 2Gn9e bts Sti6es BET ir9enh
.iner Gei9tpinbisfeit fasrt. Bat u~nIersn
leuen & brenb GpntrotIer, ipelGer cine gletrb.
ndBige Seiuegua9 Der gteeOIssSar erlaubt u,o esHrr
Gerlesun9 oss Gabens oprbeu9t.
S.-GpnIirlctio 4 u 6 81 isrgfdItig unb boa.
:nest. SIT f~abrijirt BON oen 9efhidteten uns
erfabrtufen Mrbettern in Der berib,nrsH
Remington 2irmorp, Snpn, U. o. ~bitaeeIppta
sffice: $40 Sbeffnnt CITRATE. 2Nf7mat-
, 1876-07-10

Gin sutes Mittel sesen Golit lno 2eitldmer'
gen limb DR.. &msuf 8Dnts's Sambur.
ser I%rppfen, i9rssbt Serr Mi6ael MetL
Wtibapafa, Snb, benn b%islelben bslfem aussn-
btidlib.
, 1876-07-10

Ser Steif lit Onantasc Sil. @RiT., tbsilt
uns nit: SD lit felt stpet Sabrsn an elmer
bTsartisen 6ledte, bic alien Mittsln pibertano.
Oa eebrau6te i9 mebrere @p6en lang DIR.
MuSuR &bnts's aEnts's Sambur-
ger E~rpPfsn na9 Spridrift unb purps
son tislem bSsartisen gsipen spaltancis sebeilt.
, 1876-07-10

Nio Nono Goneee. @acpn Ga,
bsn "a. Jebruar, 1876.
...... DR.. Muguf aSnts's Sam
burger Erppfen itb BON ansgeset6neter
Wirtuug uno beabalb nabesu unertbebrli6 fur
MIDI. Ser. Gater j. s. &ebmann.
, 1876-07-10

Ser Danf einer Tami1ie. SD rrb
meine Srau iasen Sbnen bet srBbtsn Danf fur
DR.. @u gut a%Gnts's 5amburger
Sropfen idretbt 5err Sobn Yptt, @enepa,
ST., benn b~ieielben baben unS eroBe Dsenlte
s%rnislsn. @ir IaiIen bic 5rcpfsn nt9t msbr
ausseben.
, 1876-07-10

SD bin "a Sabre alt unb mar 70 franf. hab
id feline Speiie mebr pertrasen fpante, idreibt
PER- geter Clemens, 2ittle Orleans, Mp. Sd
nabnt DIR. Musuf &Dnie's 5ambur.
Ger 1rops II unp bin nun wieber nt6t nrs
gang berseltelt, i%pnpern fible mild sieI trafti'
get ais friber.
, 1876-07-10

@essu 5auttranfbeiten unb ale ltnrsinis-
teiten, pelbe Serbprbsnem 8lut entlprinsen,
limb DR.. Musuf &Gnt9s Sambur9er
Srppfen Elm sar3 aussesei9netes MitteL
BERN le iino bic befen Blutrcinieer. So
'Aretti nerr Spbn George 8poeni9ab III &C.
ttUat, 81.
, 1876-07-10

ssedieI suf msbr ais 200 Der bsSsutsnbsrsn Stasts
In europa.
esIb'Nus,abIunsen SurG bic wohdmter iopis per
xeleerapb mad allen @ldbsn In DeutidlanS,
pefterrsid, Der Sspeis, 6oaanb. Ddnemart, s&tps.
ben unb Noripsssn. ben GmpfSnssrn fret ms 6aul
s~elieert.
Grestt'Sriefs fur s~aetfenbe CUR Tsnusuna III allen
grbBersm Staoten Der alien Wslt.
@intafGruns bon Grbidaften uno 8Sresrunsen
i.oer Wrt In allen pIasen Guropa's.
gerfbiFuns bon 0utern uns Wadsten mad
europa.
EericHuns anfommsnbsr 0uter In mem gcrf, uns
Weitsrbef5rhsruns ~bsrielbem na@ BEN Snlanbs.
~Gurcvatfhes @eIs alter @rt aefauft unb S~srfauft.
, 1876-07-10
300 Gianos llub Sraeln,

wv fF"Ft"E wv" ~'SeF"I
ncu unh aus ~speiter Sanb, bon Sabrifanten err
ffer SLATE, iperoen gu nieorieeren 4~reiie1l firGalb poer
9ano. pGbrsno bieier barten s3eiten uno Der 5eiertase
ourt Sorace Skaters II. Spn, 4S1 @roaemaD,
p~ertauft, ais ~bielelben ie 5uocr in 9tep @ort p~fferirt
lpuroeu. @9enten perlanSt UNI @ater's nene Scale
Nianps une 0cncert.S rseln iu pertaufen. Slu.
itrirte Gatalose per Iot %oerIanpt. Cute Behin9un9en
fir ben hanoel. Gin GROCER OiscontO fir 9ebrer.
Weiltlide, &irden, 9o9eft. @bulet &C. 4gB25nos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

year ago Tammany Hall nominated
DELANo G. CALVIN for Surrogate OF New
York, and the Independent Democrats
put up STEPHEN ID. VAN SCuAICK against
him. After an animated canvass, more
than l2s, 600 votes were cast in the election,
Mr. CALVIN receiving 81, $50, and Mr.. VAN
SCHAlCK 1888; ana yet at that time the
swindlo Of the SrARIN award was not
known, and was not dwet upon in any
public discussion on the merits OF these
candidates.
Not content with this experience, and
learning nothing from tins sharp lesson,
Tammany Han again presents CALVIN for
the same Office. Meanwhile, however the
fact that, while acting rs n referee, he
joined in the attempt to impose upon the
city treasury swindle Of nearly 100000,
has come 10 the public knowledge. The
truth of this matter is established by legal
documents under CALVIN's own hand, and
is not denied in any quarter, nor Is any
real attempt made to justify or explain II.
Thus the proposition presented TO the
voters of this city is, that they should in
1876 elect mar to adjudicate upon the
last wills of the dead, and upon the estates
that are left TO widows and orphans a
man whom only year ago they rejected
bya majority of nearly $1,000, aud who in
addition, now stands guilty Of assisting in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

Brother SToUGHToN was chiselled out of
the British mission by Dear Lady MARY friend,
EDWARDS PIERREPoST. hut he is now working
so hard for HAYES that II the Ohio Governor
should be elected. either now or twenty years
hence, he should not fail to get the place Of his
desire. What is PIERREPoSr doing for HAYES
In this desperate emergency While Brother
SToUGH1ON Ia manufacturing law to sustain the
war on the voters Of South Carolina, and talking
himself hoarse IN defence OF Grantism, DR..
Teakettle FLINT's client Is getting elected a
member OF the Reform Club OF London, and
idly basking In the sunshine OF royalty. Besides.
Brother STOUGnToN Is by far the handsomer
man Of the two. lie is a born diplomat, gracious
aud winning In manner, dignin d In bearing,
with head whose hyaclnthlne locks arc
whitened by years, but not impaired in their
Apolo-like beauty. In case OF HAYEs's cleo
ton, Brother SrOUGHrON il our candidate for
Minister to England. MIR. PIERREPoNT may be
linked to the British aristocracy by the steam OF
FLINT's tea-kettle, but Mr. SToU0HroN looks
like born aristocrat, and is a man who would
take captive the hearts of the III ost lordly danes
at the Court OF ST. Jamess.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27
THE SUN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER n, 1876.

hypothesis. The question upon which
peace or war will finally turn is whether
Prince BISMARCK is in favor Of the status
quo or the autonomy of the Christian
provinces. If the former. war may
yet be avoided if the latter. war is in
evtable, and the reason we think it in
evtable is because Russia would not now
refuse Turkeys offer of a six weeks pro-
longatlon Of the armistice, and thus drive
tue unhappy Sultan from one diplomatic
corner to another until he finally turns
upon his prosecutor in despais and def
ance, IL Prince GoRCHAKoFF was not
sure of the moral support of Germany
when the final moment arrives for declar-
ing wnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

an immense fraud upon the city treasury.
1t is supposed in some quarters that this
man may be elected because n President
of the United States is now to be chosen,
rs well as n Governor OF New York and Il
Mayor Of this metropolis; and the sugges-
ton is made to us that, for fear of en-
dangerng the loss of some votes to the
Reform candidates, we should silently
allow this agent of fraud to be put into
this important Office by deluded people.
We repudiate this suggestion as earnestly
as we advise every honest voter, and espe-
cially every honest Democrat, to repudiate
this unworthy aud improper candidate.
No harm can be done TO the cause of re-
form, rs represented by TILDES and Ron
INsoN, by repeating IN 1876 that defeat of
DELANo c. CALVIN which was SO signally
accomplished In 1876.
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We must say that Gov. HAYES made a

We must say that Gov. HAYES made
very commonplace speech at yesterdays Ohio
reception In the Centennial Exhibition grounds.
OF course, a Presidential candidate Is expected
to steer clear Of anything that commits him In
such speech ; but, after all, II man has ideas
he canthelp showing that he has them, even Ia a
congratulatory and complimentary address.
Gov HAYES may have his virtues and his
merits, but when he opens his mouth he does
not speak out OF the fulness OF a rich mind.
lie may do fairly as Governor Of Ohio, where ho
is little more than a ngurehead, but for Pres
ideut We need stronger timber.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-27

Mr.. WENDELL PHILLIPS declares that
tine light that cilds the ADANsEs Il the light OF
sunset" while the Illumination which nlshes
upon him is that of the comet shaking pesti-
lence from Its "horrid hair" A prophet of dis.
cord, and priest Of perpetual agitation, his
voice Is discordant In its exhausted power.
Does Mr.. PHILLIPS discover any sunset hues ia
the II ISL and Ore Of joins ADAMS reverberating
all through the lana jurisprudence now and
Independence forever" Is there anything Of
twilight ia the long. courageous, and persistent
warfare Of JOuN QUINCY ADAMS for the
right Of petition and the more sacred
night Of the freedom Of men5 Has the
manly act If CHARLES FRANCIS ApsNs.
standing forth now In tie peril Of the
nation and accepting the votes Of the true
men who love their land and would redeem
It's furnished glory. ANYTHING OF crcpuscullr
obscuri.y u. on his untarnishod fameg Wren
wewitness /, erritic declaimer closing hands
with DEN BUTLER and snecring at the noblost
name OF our Colonial AMI Revolutionary hisio-
ry, We can only sigh:
"ln heavenly minds car sucl confusion dwell ?"
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II seems that Notwithstanding the vast
corruption fund raised by ZACH CHANDLER
through tho assessment OF the Office
holding army tho Republicans are hungry
for more money. They are In desper-
ate straits aud will resort TO desperate
means to try to ward on the disaster that
threatens them. JobDer BLAINE has been given
the task Of raising the required money for the
party from the Railroad Rings, aud he l. about
to undertake the job. y better man than
BLAINE for this work could not he selected. lie
Is corrupt he is IN with the Railroad Rings hand
and glove. and inasmuch a. he will be the lead
ing spirit OF HAYES Administration, II HAYES
IL elected, he can bargain with these Rings as a
principal. But money cannot save the Repub.
lican party. Its doom is sealed.
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which It was specially announced that the
purpose OF his Journey East was "simply to see
the Exhibition" Here GRANT might have fol-
lowed the example OF MoHAMMED, who went to
the mountain when the mountain would not
come to MIN. II, instead OF poutng over the
slight put upon him by HAYES, the President
had waived all questions of punctilo and has
tened TO the city Of the Centennial to Join In
the ovation to bis would-be successor, II would
certainly have been maenanimous act. Afford
Ing sincere qualification to the new leaders of
the Republican party. 1t Is pity that Presi-
dent GRANT was not able to view the matter n
this light.