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, 1876-07-17

closed 1t@2e lovor, At e44o for July and go
for August Corn closed a@so lower, nt 1850
for July Or August. Oats closed 4@ao low
CT, at 27t@273o for July or August hyo waa
nominal, at Go@f2o, barley was nominhlly
weak, ut $50 asked for July and 72c nsked
for September. Hogs wero fairly actire,
with common heavy grades ruling eas'er.
Sales wero reported Mt s.2o@s.1o, light sell
ing principally At $G.46@o.65 md loavy
weights nt S8.ao@G.5o. Tho rccespts wera
5000, aud for tho week 1850. Cattle were
quiot and weak, selling slow at g.. 5o@6. 90
for inferior to oxtrn. Receipts for the week,
rs, Tho sheep market WIS dull ut s2. 30
@4.oo for poor to choice. Ono hundred dol
lara in gold would buy S111.5ol in groenbacks
at tho close,
, 1876-07-17

Tho Neso Century for ttonsea., paper printed
on tho Centennial grounds In the lntercsts oi
women, makes tho announcement that many
ladies' living In the country near Philadelphia
have agreed together to receive, cach at he'
own house, during the summer, one or twa
poor, cl,lldrcn or mother md child for o wect
or fortnight, and gire them plain but comfort
able accommodations. This kind-hcartcd offcl
will bo cagcrly improved by tho parents Of the
little children who arc being slaughtered SO
fcasfully by tho hot weather In. tho Eastern
citics. Tho New York 1rib.n. appeals to shs
farmcrs and owncss of country-soats near New
York to do the same. Tho Philadelphia propo
sition ehows that tho milk Of human hndncst
10 not yet entirely dried up, aud that there arc
so1ne green anl pleasant oasca Which the h1az-
inR stu los not yet scorcl1cl.
, 1876-07-17

It has boon generally believed that the
American Bankrupt law required amending.
but we doubt whether the following, which
has been agreed upon in Congress, will help
matters much:
5EcrloN 61n. At any time after tho expiration of
nix months from Adjudication Of bankruptcy, or
II no dcbA hare heen proved agaiHst tho bankrupt.
or II no asscte lave come to the hands OF tho AS
signce at anY timo utter tho expiration Of sixty
days, und boforo final disposition Of the cause, tho
bankrupt may apply to tho Court for d discharge
from biz debt. TEs action sllal' apply ia all
heretofore Or hereafter commenced.
The necessity for change in tho Bunk.
r11pt law has boon suggested by tho pa1pablo
frauds that havo been worked out under It.
It has boon common thing for men to go
into court with liabilities amounting to hun
drcls of thousands Of dollars md report no
assets Mt all Tho absence OF my adequate
punishment for fraud in bankruptcy proceed
ipgs has been tho weak point OF tho law, but
this Is not Mt al1 supplied by tho present
amendment. It merely enlarges the number
who can ask for IN absolute discharge, md
it bankrupt endoayora to pull through by
suppressing wllat assets ho has, and succeeds
IN Withholding thom from Wow for st,
/ months, then ho is freq man md thoro il
no further relief for his creditors. A nberR
| Bankrupt net is undoubtedly great blessing
| in times like these In cases Of genuine mi
inc1tricablo insolvency; but theao tunea ar
likcwiso full Of tomptntions for men to nc
dishonesty and dcfraud thoir creditors, ans
tho Bankrupt law ought to provide eafo
guards against 1t.
, 1876-07-17

BY water; but these rataa aro ruinous only
on tho basia Of thc old Inflated aystom OF
values, Of watereh ntook, Of heavy interest
bonds, OF the high price Of money, and The
Unsuitable domand for dividends unknown OUT
side Of the United Statos. Tloro Is to DO n
change In this. Tacre Ia 10 bc n reduction
Of I'LL things 10 real valuo. Railroads a1'd
shipping arc to assume aotunl and NOT fic-
titious va1uos, and aro to bear rnoderats
proAta on tho reduced valucs. Transporta-
tion eompanies are TO carry more goods for
tho eans money, and arc to keep up their
profits by IN Increased amount Of business.
Reduced ratea Of transportation naturally
will result In increased production, and u1l-
der thisstimulant, instead Of witnessing silent
docks and vacant harbor at Ch'cago,
with abandoned warehouses;, and all things
marked ITO lot," there will be an activity
compared with which the present will seem
tame; Tonnage increased aud increasing to
meet the demand for transportation for the
productions of new Staten at1d now fields,
which have mover got sont anything to mar
ket. Let there bo cheap freights By rail md
BY wator; Oticag6 will welcome them In be.
half Of tho millions Of her constituents, Tho
producers Of tho Wost. Ohoap froights, how
cyor, mean lake commerce inoroascd and
expanded to an extent which the most san
g,ine has never anticipated.
, 1876-07-17

There Is an apparently well.gronnded be-
&ief that 300 Cheyonnoa are Rbont 10 }eave
Rcd Cloud Agency to join the hostile Sioux
IN tho North, and, in consequence Of this ro-
ported inson.ion, Con. 5IEnR1rr has changed
bis purpose of dispatching tho Fifth Cav
airy northvard from Fort Laramie to join
Con. CnooK, moving the troops instead to
position whers thoy will intercept the 0hey-
sanes aud prevent tham from Joining s1r-
TING Bu1r's war party. In connection with
other Indian news, wo print this morning in
interesting lattor from q correspondent in
Salt Lake, giving condensed and accurate
history Of the movements Of tho "bad" H.
dians from the dats Of tho Minnesota lnassa-
ore in 1862 up to tho present time.
, 1876-07-17

The late AUGUSTUS HENgNvAY, tho Boston
mlllionairc-zncrchant hos bequeathed 100000
for charitable purposes. In his will he expressed
tho wish that 1t might bo distributed rs "much
as possible among those most worthy, avoiding
all such as make two paupers where there wat
but one before, and those with any appearance
Of sl,an,.-whcrc tho managers derive pecuniasy
profit from the management, my wish being to
atd tho worthy poor. and to assist those who arf
willing to assist themselves. when ablc. md te
smooth tho Inst hours Of tho dying poor" The
last wishes Of 1Ir. HENrswAY are in reality q
scYcro but well-4lcscrvcd structure upon tia
present management Of public charities, winch
mulses two paupcrs wlicre t!icro WIS ono before,
aud squandcrs tho larger proportion OF the con-
tributsons Of tho ehasltable upon ol1scid pcE4
stoucrs md i1cad-bcats.
, 1876-07-17

hla sub4crytency to T1LpEN Is HENRY CLAY
DEAN, who malo tho grandlloquent splurge
against tho ct. Louis candidate the night before
Ao vas nominated, and who would neyor--uo,
neyur-cat crow. Thu peculiar Inconsistency Ut
this instance Is that TlLpEA Is a clean.shirted
aud sti6-neckcd aristoeEat, whllo uEHitY CLAY
DEAN priacs h,tnseli On being just tho reverse.
Tie Ana1nosa {Ia.} Journal, apropos Of DEAAs
Fourtl,-of-July oration which he delivered In
Auauaoaa, g!vcs 4 loug description Of his per-
eoual appearance, ron which VIZ make the fol-
lowing brief extract: ..........
An Old acquaintance Of lIr. DsAS inttnates that
dit IL o.o oi thu traditions oi the SiETala fun
iless BY fccouutluy lhs oft -1naap ststomcnt that
hp ,yas born In /. and bred to It. conceainy this
10 be true 1t seenls u that h* constant contact
with 4Qcley his continual 4ttsltIou With tho bsts
, 1876-07-17

When Cor. D1x was elected In 1872, aud tha
Renuhltcans obtained possession Of tho 8tato
Government, they found things in 4 pretty bad
shape. In proof OF this, read the following
from tic rclnnrks Of Gov. DIX, In Now York
City, Oct. 70, 1874:
And ln ths at.t PLACE iet me- .sy to yen briefly
s as'e o Gns y G %y q s ato
power W foand 1 deJdcltaey ,ef str millions dnda
aa!r4. tas ytSasrg ' ;as hacs n.aas Y ,:, We ys
ths CONSTITUTION 10 thv payment Of the state debt
hnd been rnr'oitlcd anu applied to the current ex-
rcnses pf Tho Government. 4 year ago stated TO
rxady ~saS st IT, M MStstot @ aaa s ssaea r.a: a.
s o oagSse,a n Il H. ~ s hss nsSs Sssn a. sass s
n moro sbai s., GOO, oo0. i We .ars continued II
s0pats. sn ang .nesa:s s.sen % asasts @
Fund W dslt il vittually eatngals|.ed BY Sinking
Fnnd which now equals th9 ho1s an:,9'nt; ~, and 4
Il oan.y I'M sqari' ai denera cDa sra au d"ed
te9ss g Sstye Wy ':Rr g. Sy 5 s a. SLUT iS st n s
It viii prubsby 10 rsaueed tn below 81, 900 Ooo,
aad tt.fa will constitute thc whole amount of The
nysy gn 81 Ssss aS: ri Il e Is e1sf I pts
M fs4<. @ p sS ssnsa ,ai1 a III SnS 'a9 'hsse
resula arc most cra4ltallo to the Naliagcsont Of
our innnces uMder Republican AdnllnIstrattult.
Tho Albany Journal says tho result was
cycn better tha,l Gov. Dix predicted, because hu
did not take into account tho largo prolnlun
upon tho Sinking Fund Investments which Re-
pub!seaas lApd MlaJc. Tho enormous reduction
Ut atatc taxes was u,nue by Republican Atl.
4nEuistrattou, and TlLpEN and lis crowd had
nothing to 10 with thu rctrenchlncut. Thu
Jour,.a! remarks:
4 Democratic Slate Administration. whcn TIL.
| pEN was ono OF the foremuat Alcn III
tho party, Fnr!olHsu from irRts fund.-
| and t4uaadtrt1 IN u prGItgatc nsanner ots'
| nEX knsw she1s facts thoroughly. Yet, be
personally. H. 2 pa1lle ;peceh. Claims !hs sredl
far hs osFn Administration for this reduction ol
taxation. Tho palM truth thus conylcl4 him q
Jalss pref<as<s aM4 of tHlpEfla9 TO AtHts4 credit
Tor results ln which e has no xhafs al al auy mort
than tho KInn Of lartasy. Ibis, s!nglo tr:,sac'
/ tiou feYeats TlLnEN n pEoicn1Hr and a donna
| lien OF thp Aonur VI theiF work faithfully l0ne,
| lie presents himself ls rpformat III aanl1pistra
tloI when the fact Is shown that h0 Wis the tR&l
a1afs compalloa OF thu pUlsk!ctans and was 0ns u
thu pouecfut importers ot tlc 6tatv AdnliAistfa
siun who robbed tho Tseasary VI six millions o.
| dollars.
, 1876-07-17
PERSONAL

.-,-..
Vanderbilt says b "haS no intention q oS'pa
patil tbs present ratltoad war Ia settled"
t.apt. Cook. Of the Yale crew. will soon ssr1to
book on rowing. Ills pen may yet prove to 10
mtghtlcr than his oar
Mr.. william II. Eyarta il warmly supported fo1
tho once of Governor OF Now York by tbs New
Yo,k 1qw<t aud 1F4auns
Prof. Goodwin Smith expects to sail fos Europe
In ctoter, with the Intention Of spending ssycrul
unonths ia England and On tAs Continent,
1.,v,,nco 1,or,ott ina tr.ccdtsn. Ina suhscYtbod
eosn ~ ~, nsra,a nu,,cr MonmmSnt tund and
,,sv - ons ~ ihn thrntrcs tor liz ahensnt
, 1876-07-17

A disastor to tho servian arms is reported
as having occurred on Friday last ut Linz
borg, town not designated on tho maps,
but presumably located near the Bosnian
frontier. The Servians suffered loss Of
900 mon, several cannon, and their boats on
The Rivor Drina, while tho Turkish loss Is
set down at 800. It is stated that the 1sou-
manian War Minister has introduced bill
for tho mobilization of tho army and for
cnltinp out the reserves.
, 1876-07-17

NN k1Rkl 8Nu1H 1IL4HA AZ pRA4V AeJc d4Akt l
upon tho letter Of nuFus HATca, Of Now |
York, In which that gentleman predicted TINT,
under tho improving effect Of steel rails and |
tho consequent reduction OF railroad frofghts,
thero will bo m abandonment Of lake navi-
CATION, that Chicago will cease to DO grain |
market, md that grain will be picked up on
tho ferns by the railways and all delivered in
Now York. We pointed out tho difficulties
which aro in the way Of this Hchemo /; Phila~
dolphin, Baltimore, and Boston, under tho
tic agency Of stoal rails, will continue to
haye tho samo competing. advantages over
Now York TINT they have now that, whilo
froiehts by rail will be reduced, thero will be
q corresponding fall on water freights, md,
with the improvements ut the mouth Of the
Mississippi and on tho st. Lawrence, tho
water rontcs will offer q competition 10 rail-
ways oven greater than at present, Tho
present all-sail rates from Chicago to New
York nro 90 cents per 100 pounds,
and this Is low beyond precedent,
Tho rato from Chicago to New York BY wa-
tor is II cents on the hike md 6i cents on
tho canal, per bushsl, or about III cents psr
100 pounds. But, when the St. Lawrence
route Ia completed by tho enlarged canals,
charges at Buffalo will drop out OF the move
mont. hua grain can be puton board tha ocean
steamers at Montreal at cents pcr 100 from
Chicago. Whom steel rails can compete with
this, then will the lnkes be abandoned to OK
elusive navigation by Indian canoos md
Chicago coass to bo commercial city.
Mr., uarcu claims that the Now York rail-
, 1876-07-17

TIE Democratic newspapers throughout
tho country are already beginning to doubt
very seriously Mr. TzLp1N's ability to carry
his own State In November, aud are beseech-
ing the Now York Democrats to put forward
theis very best and strongest man for Gov
esnor, 50 "a to pull him through. TAoy
seem to havo agreed upon HoaA7so enrMoua
ss ths man most likely to save T1LDxN In
New York, and therefore urge his nomina-
ton, Now Mr. SEYMOUR himself has been 3
standing Democratic candidate for President
for good many years he tried lt'onco and
failed, and wo question very much whethsr
, 1876-07-17

Gov, Tt1DEN continues TO trumpet and
cause to bo trumpeted his own praises as
roformer. tho only huo and gonnino IN nA
tho land, md, as chief Of his achievements
as such, to boast that tho not result Of hiH
rotreuohmont during tho first year Of his Ad-
1niuistration was tho reduction Of taxes It,
thu stata Of Now York from fourteen and
Ealf to eight millions Of dollars. The chief
object Of hia veto mesaage Of a few woeks
since was to puff himself for that aamo reduc-
tion Of taxes, tho exclusive crodit for which
bo appropriates. It is truo that tho stato
tax in Now York for 1876 was soven and q
half millions less than for 1874, It is equally
truo TINT T11pEa had absolutely nothing
to do with the reduction, that being tho
work Of tho Legislature; and tho LegiR-
laturo was Republican by a majority Of
eight in tho Senate and sixteen In tho House,
Every ono Of tho retronchment acts, crcdit
for which Coy. T11pEN rarados aa hfs stock
III trnde, were passed by the Republican ma
iority, which Throughout the session controll-
cd legislation. 80 far as re.renchmont was
concerned, nil TINT Gov. T1LpKN did was to
submit to what tho Legislature did. IIis Ad-
uinistration could only spend what was np-
propriatod, and ho simply cut his cont &C.
cording to his cloth.
His assumption that there was reduction
Of the expenses Of Administration to the
amount of soven and half millions IS COM
pared with the Administration Of Coy. DE
Ia no loss fraud. To begin with, tho DIX
Administration left a million surplus unex-
, 1876-07-17

Tho sucz Canal Company declared fss frH
dividend ut tho meeting OF the stockho1dcss o.
tho 9th uit. Tho diglaend was $500 franc,
per share, which, as the s.,ascs rate at about 10
francs caci,t la but triflc oycr one.fou.th Of
per cent, which Is tic sole anl cnttra return
upon the Investment since tle enterprise war
begun. Tho total receipts for tho year ps,,
wero &C, ,s27, ,14 francs, and tho total outlay, In
Guiding Interest account, 2, m, OF francs, leay.
Ing balanco Of 1,t0o, 147 franca-s22o, 020 go,d
TO be distributed among the shareholders
During Tho year, 1,4al vcascls, Of tho aggregate
measurement Of 204,70s tons, passed through
the canal, md tho succcssfu1 passage ol
tho English ship Larknow, drawing 8 41oa
metres (about o81 feetl Is cited as proof OF 1ts
excellent working order. Incorporation forth4
naturalization Of the canal md for its purchase
or ,rather Its support, by the maritime powcta
by annual contributions In lieu Of toll, accord
Ing to their respective Tonnage, isnow favorablJ
discussed by both the English md French Jour
nails. This would cost England IN annuity Of
14,s00 900 francs, Franco Of $4,000 francs,
aud the other nations in proportion, according
| to tho e1tant Of their merchant marine.
, 1876-07-17

l. lG AunAl&l NV A4Aa6 III +AV 1441Ho ~ - SAtA
making appropriations for rivers and harbors
is now creating n disturbance In tho senate.
The Democratic HOUSE OF Representatives,
in i,s immense rotrenchmont and reform, |
passed bill nppropriating nearly 50, ,ooo, 600
for so-called rivers and harbors, but two-
thirds Of tho money, If expended Oh tho |
works named in tho bill, will 10 literally |
wasted and squandered. That Is tho purpose
Of a minority of these bills. They arc 80 got
up that every member is allowed to put IN an
appropriation in some way for his district;
and ii 1t 80 happen that tho district be an
interior one, without river or harbor, than
he il permitted TO include m appropriation
Of $1o, 600 to haye Ills Congressional Diatrict
surveyed by the Engineer Corps, and re-
port whether the construction Of harbor In
such district, or the digging ont Of canal to.
connect that district with soma far-away
river, nay not at somo time bo feasible and
expediept~ 4 million or moro is annually
wasted on this 1og-rolling, scaudaous pieco
Of legislation.
This yoar whom this bill got to tho Senate
tho members Of that body took pull ut It.
In tho first placo, tho Senate Committee 70
duced the House appropriations 5000, 900. and
thon added nav appropriations to about tho
samo amount; whereupon tho senate REIN
stated all tho petty things tho Committee
had struck ont, making II total Of nearly
81 ,ooo, 600. Mr.. EpNuNns, Of Vermont,
whose State haa neither river nor hartor
needing Improvement, was ablo to take n
calm Judgment Of the onornity. and pro-
poaed subBtituts for tho whole bill, making
IN appropriation Of four millions Of dollars,
to bo expended under tho direction Of the
secrctary Of War, upon such works az in bis
judgment may demand expenditure. This
is tho proper course; tho amount, however,
should be reduced to two millions Of dollars.
The War Department and tho Engineer
Corps, il permitted to place tho money
| where It is NODDED, and upon works which
aro of somo national value and public impor-
tancc, con mike n proper use Of the money.
| This motion was not satisfactory to tho log
roltors; and representatives Of little crcoks
and small ditchea, ambitious Of having oom-
merc;al cities, with farms converted into
town lots, rnllied oxcttedly for tho bill which
approprintes money to dig these creeks into
rivers, and tho ditohoa into harbors.
lis time this rivor and harbor p1undor
should cease. Reform is necessary, not
only in the reduction Of tho expenditure to
not exceeding two million dollars annually,
but in tho manner and the purpose for which
It Is expondel. The Treasury is literally
robbed Of tho money wasted In vait
andeayora to- make harbors where Ma
turo novor intended thom to ba; nnt
where, II there wero harbors, thero woult
mover DO the least possible uso for them
Tho proper course, and tho only intelligon
and economical plan to adopt, Is to place a
the expenditure Of tho Engineer Corps, undo
J tho supervision Of tho Secretary Of War,
certain sum to bs expended upon such nd
tional works as may DO demanded by th
commerce Of tho country. The prosen
plan Of expeuding tho money is groas car
casurs upon legislation.
, 1876-07-17

Strenuous efforts aro making to adjust tho
differences between tho President and Com
missioner PnArr, Of tho Internal Revenue
Bureau, whereby it is hoped to preTont the
lattor'a withdrawal.
, 1876-07-17

,,er. ~;o1.rt .,,a hasr. ,-n,,;ra "A lin Nav
york H1r1d sava In commanding upon thu
.tT,t,, u1,h.n. :rt..a,o.~. *. ~, a sre.ch
~ uo..,o. 1T,aao,, t,,,.ado,1 ~ ,nf,oms Tho
Nor,b hrt rom ,ha 0h.r]eston Ntns and
ct.,~;.. nra ~ ,to ,1,o,t journal. IN tho
g,,,,h ,.a ,nr,1;,,n +}n car,ro;cr IN South
roro,;ns for T,1nrn md 1rxynnIoKs." And
VI ,yhan ,.ro co,oroa n,a,nhcra n, f,onprcs9
,;.o n tho,, n,oces and annoai for protoc.
t;on yor th.ir raro md ticmond Tint thov
hi, =. .-oa..a os Vita c,t;vonr sonthorn
.11,, .san,hn,. - sn"s- - ,har, md twn Northnrn
craxsna like 0oouxAsn and Cox ruah 10
tho ,eacns of IN, Confodorstcs. and
finally. In sheer dosporatton over tic
indignant appeats Of tho two colorcd
nombara. adionrn TIM House to prevent any
action nnon their apueal. Thoso men, how.
aver. cnnuot adjourn tho opiuion Of tho reo-
MA. They cannot adjourn discussion upon
il. rbev cannot adjourn tho feeling Of hor-
ror with which ]ow.abidiuc poople will rc-
uard It. Thev cannot adjourn the faot that
tho victims Of this massacre wore Repnb.
]icanx murdered by Democrats, vhoso roa1
ofrense consists of their politics and tl,or
h,aok sk;n. And tha neonio. discussing enf
reoaon;,o nnon This br1,tal massacre, will
raach this nnoetion: II these cownrdly mis-
oreants have 80 much license now, how much
mora l;cenae will they haye WHOM TtLpEN and
Hrsna1oxs are elected and tho Democratic
nol;oy il carried ont Of withdrawing the
troona from ererv Southern State and rc-
lucing the army to minimum Of weakness
, 1876-07-17

Tho Charleston e. O. Courier <Confcd.l puts
Illinois and Indiana "doubtful," when III fact
tic fornrr IL perfectly certain to giro hayes
and WHEELER 900 to 10, COO majority, md tho
lattor 12000 to is, 900 for tho same candidates..
There aro no doubtful statca In tho North n
agaEuat TtLDtx and HENDRICKS, except Con-
nrcffrr1t
, 1876-07-17

Mr., MoopY's Church was dedicated yastor-
day, It cost SCI, 600, and is al paid fora
condition precedent to Its dedication hr'
Moop1 would not have 1t any othor way.
, 1876-07-17

Tho South Carolina outrage, upon which
no havo commented at length in another ar
tie!o, took it8 origin In parade Of q npgro
railitin company In q county whcro tho In
habitants aro nearly nll negroes. It WAS one
of the features Of tho celebration Of the Con-
tonnial Fourth. While this company was
parailing through the streets peaceful1y, with
right Of way universally conceded on such
occasions, q couple Of tho b1ue-blooded In
, 1876-07-17

minds Of = bpsy coantry like this, would r..
aome small PARTICLES of practical dectncr ,st.
hin moral nature. but neither the serene nausrtss
Of rcllgson NOR the fancIfnl ambition Of rolticss
hhve been abfo to persuade him 10 fofasks r.
fasc!nhtlons Of true althTntss. Whom N ttlnc,.n,
Methodist preacher, hin apparent loxe Of hith r,t
1ust ~ morbid and disgnstins - It II nov n.
Church ConferGnceA rrcornscl bis Astounding W.
eatlI!ty Ut mind, but they would not aaagn 6es,
the. beat appointments, foe hls lack Of tldntas
and It ia alleged TINT thfa wah ono, Tcason Of Il,
giving tip hls connection with The Church md fo1
lowing out hte political dreamsr IN politics ha IL.
been az we'll known a. "Uirly -biifn Dx4K'' A. -
was In bio n,InlatcrIal vocation. Ha has beam ~
soycn from h!s youth up, and 10 to-day tho pflnes
Of s1orcnf. ne hAa indnlged In H. 40 long ,lhat
llas %ccof',o pesuonal cotcclt and IN unfragssnl
ono It 10.
It must be peculiarly gratifying 10 tho as,s,o.
cratic T'IDas to whip III mon Of Dx4s's per.
sonal habits and tastes, when they have beer
conspicuous IN their opposition to him; and Is
DEAN Is the wallowing kind Of man hc ls shog.
described to be, crow ia probably not . very IN,
saYory dish to him.
, 1876-07-17

ho will caro- 10 exert what inhuenoo he may
have to help Str. Trp1EN on to huccesa,
which would contrast no strongly with his
own failure. Doaidos, Sfr. BErMoun ID tho
man who got tho voto Of New York only by
tho most palpablo md brazon fraut1s on sls
halIot-hox, of which TfInEx Was fully
cognizant, 1t not actunlly tha originator and
manipulator. Wo .loubt whotfor tho sane
combination will again DO permitted to oheat
tho people Of Now York cut Of their fran
oh1so; ita very appearance would put them
on their guard, and array sgasnst thc,n al
tho votos and influence Of honest mon who
remember their for1nor experience. Tho
programme il To induce n1r. sEruoun to try
1t by offering him rlaco in TfIpRa's oabi-
net, and thus making Doasnz12xn, who Ia to
run for Lsoutonnnt- Governor, the Governos
Of tho stata. Lot thom Try It by nll means.
Wo arc satisfied TINT tho Republicans will
bring out 4 atrongor man thau tho Demo-
cratic party Of TINT State contains. Ono suoh
man has alroady boen Observation-Disclosures
Ii. ETANrs.
, 1876-07-17

a. Largo part Of tho Western democrats do
not cnthusc over the nomination of TlLDHH.
They arc eating b!lcd crow. and maka wry faru
thereat, and rye mouths 10 get It down.
, 1876-07-17

At the General Council Of tho Reformed
Episcopal Church at Ottawa, Can., On Sat
uraay, tho Roy. Dr.. FAL1ows, OF Chicago
vaa elected Missionary Bishop.