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New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
THO RECENT SUICIDES.
TIE DEATHS ~ EDWARD J. WILSON AND DALLErT
BLISS.

TIE DEATHS ~ EDWARD J. WILSON AND DALLErT
BLISS.
The suicides within q short time of each
other OF Edward j. Wilson and Dallctt Bliss, both promi
rent residents Of this city has attracted great deal OF
attention Mr. Wilson the grandson Of Hugh Wilson.
one OF tho IRISH patriots OF 1898. and bor In the
West Indies O5 years ago. e came TO this city when
Young man, and law student with Thomas Addis
Emmett Mr. Wilson was a bachelor, and had accunu-
lated fortune that was believed To amount TO s3OOOOO
and which was represented by Investments In real es
tate The depreciation Of this class OF property affected
Mr. Wilson, and ho desired TO effect sale,
in which he was much disappointed. On tho
even ng OF Saturday April Is. ho left his boarding place
apout 7:3O O'Clock short time before midnight tne
on the wharf tho foot OF East Twenty thlrt-
AZ saw a man walking toward the river and asked him
where he was going but was told 10 mind MS own DUST
ness The watchman, who IL lane hObbled allcr nun,
aud I'm few minutes startled by splash, ana Iound
that the man had jumped or fallen oVerDohiu. ING %
watchmaD it is sad, reached down his crutch 10 the
drowning man. who did not attempt 10 save nliseil n
body was recovered Saturday which Was beeved 10
be that Of Mr. Wilson, but proved " DO thht VI fhP
Riley who disappeared some Time ago. .,,o,a. nj,
Friday forenoon In Coatral Park by shooting hlinseI
through the heart with pistol About III O'Clock Oce
Brns of the Park police heard the report OF pistol anu
afterward found the body or well-diessed man mho
he had previously enter the Park hoatnX In ho
Loeb pond which Ia ON line Win One-huhuIeaanuu-
fourth,st There bullet wound through the heau
deputy Coroner MacWhinno made an examination oi
the body Sa urday. An inquest ~ 10 po neiu t VI
"Wednesday Mr. Bliss OF tho firm OF Dalett Bliss
Co.. Brazilian traders at No 80 Peafl ST. hLs ~ NV =
stated that the firm has done very Large Dushess'
Mr. Bliss rcputcd To be wealthy. Lately. homeso
trade been very dull aud Mr. Bliss las Seeineu very
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
THE "BOTTOM FACTS" OF THE O'CoN0R STORY.
From me IN. W Nation.
Al. 4. 40 nr tI,n

Why the story about lone of the most emf
ncnt and respected lawyers In the country, Mr. Charles
O'Conor, published has not been made apparent as
the 0f which IL can hardly be said to be
'nows' at THIS day; and only explain lt ns "a
prce OF that peculiar kind OF newspaper enter
piso which criminal prosecutions for libel seem 10 De tho
thing calculated cfectuay To suppress. IL IL case
In which charge whatever has been made by the per
sol supposed have been injured; she herself
las frequently and in the most public manner er
pressed her profound gratitude to Mr. OConor for his
serycos and wrote letter In December, lSJl expressly
admitting his right to payment In the event OF her ability
reconpense him for his servces the fees he secured
bore no nde1uate proportion the services rendered.
and member Of his profession has limited st ss
pcion OF his professional conduct In the matter Under
these the publication OF story nsnuating
rather than making charges OF gross fraud IS nothing
short OF scandaos abuse OF tho power OF the press
and ap outrage which do not believe would DO
tolerated by by the public opinion OF any
civilized community, Ia the world outside New-lork
new ooutee has been appointed to got 10 the bottom
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

Castle at s25 morning with manyad carried away and
Q hst stafboard.
TAvRE April 22-The new steamship Canada, Of the Con-
eral Companys sailed from this pft ~
O'Clock morning. her first voyage for NswYofk va
Plymouth
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON g. O. Aprf 23-Arryed, steamships Falcons
from ia timore Gulf Stream NswYork Sailed bark
Emmett for Rotterdam
FORTRESS MosROE April 22.-Arriyed- bark Hnsor from
Ansteaam; brig Charles. from RIO; chr Acaia n'm MAY
Unique.
PoKr ROYAL. s. O., April 22.-sailed U. 8. steamship
Hartford for Key West ard Tampico
Br) Scott from Liverpool octorora, from NewYork r.
Wiling, PniiadeiDhia-
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
BOOTU'S TUEATER.

The spectacle of "Henry w." with Mr..
George RgnOd the King, continues TO occupy this
stage and Its presence affords the opportunity for
OF practical observan Of the present anniversary
of shakeSpeares birthday Npril 23) Those who wish
to and uoralze the great poet here sec
good Interpretation of Of his great works An extra
morning performance at this theaer Is set down for
next Thursday, tho 27th, when Mr.. Vincent, the stage
manager, Will benefit Mr.. Rgnod acts Amos
CLARK, ard Mr. c. b. Bishop Ancien Pistol acts Toodirs
saranapaus" is to open the Fan at this heaer
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
MYSTICAL NOTES.

Nine. julie de Ryther will give concert this
evening at Stenway Hall.
Mr. Aptommas gave his second harp recital
at steinway Hall ON Saturday afternoon.
The concert for the benefit of Mr.. II. X.
Humphries will take place at ChcRerng Han on "ednes
day.
The last concert of the season by the Staten
Island Philharmonic Society will be given on the 5th OF
May.
The opera season will come to n sudden, yet
we can hardly say premature, end Wednesday when
Mile de Belocca will appear in Mignon" There will be
no performance tonight
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON April 23.-By direction of the Secre-
tnry OF War Capt. William r. King. Corps OF Ensinoes Is
doty with the battalion Of Engneers aud wi
take station Chattanooga and not later Than MAY
i5 1876 will relieve Major Walter Mcfarland Of the
charge OF the works under his direction. First Lieut.
Edward Mcguire is relieved from duty under the
orders OF Major w p Craghil and VIII proeeed nc 70
partmen OF Dakota duty Engineer Officer his saf
rDieyiDg Can't William Ludlow Capt Ludlow on being 10
eyed by Mcguire will proceed TO PhnadeP Ia and re-
fieut duty Leave OF aDsonce for
nvo months IS granted IieutCo IL b. Cz 10Th Infantry
LnrtM Mck
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE NEw.YoRK DELEGATION TO UTICA.

The Executive Committee of the Tammany
General Committee met at Tammany Hall. Sat-
urday evening. TO receive reports from those
Assembly Districts which had not previously reported
regarding tho election OF delegates 10 the Utica
Convention. No contests were reported Speeches
wero made by tho Hon. Augustus Schell and
John Kelly both OF whom in favor OF sending rep
resentativcs untrammeed by In truetiOns IL IA under
stood the entire delegation goes unpedged AT the close
Of the meeting informal conversation was held, at
which II agreed that the New-YOrk delegation
should meet In the parors of the Buttcrfeld House, In
IlicA, at 3 ID. IN. tOnOrrOw eNenlnE.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

Masonic Temple will be occupied throughout
tris week with Prof q. r. Cromwes Art Entertainment
which is full 81 instruction and peasure-giVen In fur
therence OF effort to augment the Masonic Hall and Asy
lum Fund
The Grand Fair OF the Ladies N st. AIMS Church ot-
fers amusement at Ferrero's Rooms. In the Tainmany
Building and will continue to do till tho 4th Of May
Its object pay the debt the Church and Paroehal
Sci
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
THE CIRCUS.

Mr.. John II. Murays Great Railroad Circus
will be opened tonight AZ Fortyninth-st and Eighth
ave Mr. Charles W. Fish Il at the head Of the troupe.
which we learn numbers ESQ performers. Pantomime
is promised and tragcal performance OF Richard
Ill. on Horseback"
The Circus of Messrs. Howe & Gushing invos a,ten-
ton at the Colosseum Ground Thirty aud Broad
way. Here there Is a Menagerie combined with tho
Arena
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
CRIMES AND cAsUALTrEs-BY TELEGRAPH. q:

PRovIpFxCr X. l., April 23.-D. NJ Johnston, re-
Gently arrested here Saturday night on
charge of forgery.
BosToN April 23.-Charles Cook, a young farmer
rcSing a ydo Park Vermont murdered this morning
by father who though insane was supposed to he harm
iess
CoSCoRD. N H.. April 23.-Abbott, the Ossipee
murderer who Killed hts wife with AZ last Fall pleaded
guilty the second degree at Osspee on Friday
and wa fenced to 30 years In the state Prison
CHICAGO, ILL.,. April 23-Tho Cook County Saw
nes Rank has liabilities $4,000 deposits
which the directors have loaned IT, ts assets arr
besides $4,000 IN Judgment notes There arc 600
dcpos tors, who Will receive nearly dollar Tor dollar
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
INCENDIARIEs AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, April 23.-There were
three ncendary fires here between IL and locock this
morning. weddle HIPS coopsrshor on South Water st.
was destroyed; loss $11 ,000 insurance $4,000 Also
Thomas Mcwhinne's residence adjoining tie coopersho
dwelling was partially destroyed, causing loss OF
81 900; uninsured A barn on Westinghouse WAS also
destT Dyed and there attempt to burn deweing
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

Sunday afternoon In the small lectureoom adjoining the
hall The attendance large that the room coud
Mr. Frothingham now lectures class OF two threo
hundred men and He keeps hs seat and talks IN
ordinary conversational tone ard the lecture quo
inforInaL He announces the subject at tho morning
services and 1t is generally some portion OF biblical
history Yesterday afternoon he discussed tne BoGk % ..
iuspratun,
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
The presidency-what Next.

There question whatever that the unanimous choice
people has already President
readily understood upon the New Automatic Sewing
Machine OF tne Wilcox Gibbs 3. NJ Co., seeing tat its
characteristics features make Jats prsncescho. o. all
Sewing Machines and In fact the only worth having In
the family,
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
NARRIED.

FOW OWLER-DUNNING-on April 20, at tho Brick Church.
by Rev. Dr. James o. Murray assisted by Rev. H. O. Clark
Charles c. Hail. Thomas 4. Fowler 70 Isal Dun
ming daughter OF B +. Dunnns
KELsEY-TERRY-At Rochester April 90, by tho Rev.
Chas ley Chas. kelsey, NJ d. Of NewYork to Carrie,
youngest daughter Of the late Albert II. Terry
LOvE-BLACKALL-April 49, at Chicago Ill, At the resi-
BRIDES parents by Rev Canon Knoncs Henry
OF Brooklyn N " 10 Annie eldest daughter of
A. IL. DlackRll, esI, OF Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

when such collection this would have attracted
many visitors have crowded Mr.. Miners dur
ing the last week II these crowds shall prove TO have
been evidence Of the desire Of the public to
these Of cusosy and beauty the sale s sure
to be animated and profitable The collection
numbers $50 pieces. and has well cataogued by Mr.
is Fountain.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
THE STATE OF TRADE
CnFEEE MARKETS.

RIO JAyRlRo April 2u.-COnee- No market to-day.
no JISEIRo April 2-Eychange London 3ji2. Coffee
Market quiet prices maintained change good Firsts
GOOOdG 80 rts u 10 ios.
RIO JASlRo, Aprl 22-CoTee quiet; prices maintained
Good Firss 6Oo0Gdl5O rcis 10 kios Exchange on Lon
Con- 25a , -,--., -. -,
GtNTos April 2l.-Cofee-Market animated prices ad'
yancng Superior santos 5000 $50 refs = 10 kilos.
SANTOS April 22Cohee market quiet prices maintained
Snprrtor SanIos. J.SOO41, $50 rels q 10 klOs.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
THE LYON COLLECTION OF POTTERY

At IL o'clock this morning Mr.. Miner will
begin the sale ut his No. S45 Broadway, OF the
collection OF pottery and porcelain made by the late
Caleb Lyon of Lyonsdalo No collection varied 30
choice 90 intrinsicaly and artistoay valuable this
has ever been offered for sale In America
Nor has thors ever BEEN . time until now
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
5pecial Notltes.

GRIND Fair
In aid Of
THE YOUNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
OF the City of New.York,
TO he held In the Academy Of Music from MAY to Ia,
nPHoMENADE CONCERTS on the EVENINGS of the eth
In tns ART DEPARTMENT win be exhibited over ONE
many pictures have before been publicly shown
soner, Merle Soert GefOme BousuersaG. Cabsaa Gard
'Tf'is The REFREsHMENT DEPARTMENT will offer special
attractions al The deSases Of the season VIII D. es,sa
charge OF the cuisine
Dr. dc Jopsh,s Msh,nrSTn sl :, .s Cod Hiyer OIL
DON writes were asked for an explanation Of the narked
- vi Ssn @ for % 5 Ga s the Osna g T.
extraordinary medicinal tste!c and rsgmn properties"
sSs Ss co1ssness SsRss hSsAR HHREoRp LonSea
Agents for The United states JOHN F. HENRY cURhAN
Hippodrome Choir. The members Of the Choir are cor
d Invited to attend The 'sss Ss'd1y "a. .1a w os
provided
Moody and sapkey.
Moody sanssy %sstIs, awi, SLA5MASs :.
from 10 m. til p m
New-Yoyh NF% rpd 4 philadelphia. SH
THIS NEW RAIzR6APiy h9SfP Ssus PETWEEs WsEE NEW
BE OPEN FOR TRAVEL
WITH FIVE E2tEff ThAifs sGSDhYs. EA6h gAf DAILY
Esr EGr E%iShb TS S' oF
foot o. Liberty st, Norh River,
at7:l5, a. IN; 1880. 4, d y.
station In Philadelphia at North Pennsylvania Depot
Berks and AmtresiSts. -.
The passes through Elizabeth pained Bound Brook,
uOpewc Pennington, near lari yyilo JensinOwn Is
mafGy double tracked. steel rallied stone astc and
from dust. and be ish Of sptud-
Distance betaeen NewlOIk and Philadelphia. So mileA
Tim, about two hOars and throeluaIiers
By special rrnaenent Cenien al passengers will be do
lvered A the Ctn;e n.al Grounds
Rates passengers and neiyh as low by other Touea
IL Il. BALDWIN,
General Passenger Agent c. r. n of =. =.
Religious service.
lately hesd the HipIodlome by
MO ,DY and SANkEf
viii be- continued at tho
ASSOCIATIONS
Fourth
the charge OF the
COMMIrrEE OF AhRANGEAENTS,
follows:
EVERY AFTERNOON 81 cock except saturday and
sunday various churches aszsted In the
music by members Of the Hippodiome choir.
EVENING MEETINGS.
MONDAY-For recent converts and inQnircrA
TUESDAY and wEDNESDAY-PreachnG ~ Rev. J.
SPENCER KENNARD
FRIDAY-Preaohin& BY Rev Wh. LLOY3
SATURDAY-for only.
followed b. Al iasaiiy %sssSs cordial isys,ssss So
tended 10 the puhiiA
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
pASSENG ERS IRRIVED.

FROM BREMEN-In steamship Weser. April 23.-Emi
Josaphat Alfred Rocker Mrs Katy Rocker children ami
servanr Mrs, Martha CoOser Mrs H. A Vance, Mrs otter
and children John C. Poler Peter Basesein Bapist Ar
moun iiugo Hdebraud Anton Schwhb, C. +. Lauer. Mrs
I0niS Ammareh Mrs Elise Wickng and children Joseph
Herter Henry Gottleb Mrs Agnes GotlheD aSd oLiren
inRRem
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON April 23.-Commander H. l.. Mer-
been orerod special duty az washington C
and on ts completion will hs duties at tho NAVAL
Academy Commander r. 4. Lewis has been ordered 10 the
Navy Yard at Norfolk, Va
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
FRENCH DISCOVERY OF AN AsTERoID.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Prosper Henry of
Paris announces tho discovery Of new planet OF the
twelfth magnitude in IA hours 10 minutes right ascen
sion and 1922 49, south decnation with daily motion
Of 80 north JOSEPH HENRY
Secretary OF Smithsonian Institution.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

A dull Headache Costiveness Low Spirits, and
no apette are Of the indications OF bilious attack
from torpid liver Dr JAMES SANATIfB PILLS VIII
sn restore Liver action, drive all symptoms OF billie
and assist IN bringing about regular
rcti OF hs bowels.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

At recent donation in the eastern part OF
Oswcgo County brother sent dollar TO his pastor, with
note saying: Here's dollar IN addition 10 the three
shlngs' worth Of strawberries gave you last sum
10
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
DRAMATIC NOTES.

"Julius Caesar" will reach Baltimore tonight,
with Barrett, Davenport, and Bangs.
The Vokes Family will appear at the Brook,
lyp Theater tonight Mr. Sotncrn acted there all OF
week.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

SILVER FOR DRY GOODS BUYERS.
The substitution of silver in place of frac-
tona currency will be commenced to-day at messrs
Arnold, Constable & Co.'s store in making change with
customers,
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

facts though will doubtless appear that there are no
bottom facts" except gratutous libel OF man OF un
blemlshed reputation.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24
..Tschaikovsky
-

(,vertr,re Romeo and Juliet" .Tschaikovsky
Rhapsody, No. TO-: ..LAszt
Mr. 5. B. MlA
Overture "Calm nj Sea and Happy Voy-
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

Laughing Gas-Sg,UOO.
Cooper Inslitts has given the gn 70 S3Vo
patientS without accident 0r failure
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed uiA faH
name aud address.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-24

Ahero nave also Deon TWO a'lnees ana one extra oven
ing concert the principal works performed at them being
Beethovens Conservation OF the House" overture and
three movements from the Septet Mr. j. X Paines 1st
6ymphony; Schumann's b fiat Symphony and Overture,
echerzo and Finale; Mozarts concerto for flute and
harp; Tschaikoyskys "ROmeo and Juliet" overture ;
Rubinsten's Ballet Music from Feranors " the Danse
Mscabre" Of Sant-saens; Goldmark's scherzo Op 10 ;
szts 14th Hungarian Rhapsody; and the oyertures to
"Tannhauser" and tie Midsummer Nights Dream"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-27
The Louisville Races.

There was fair at:cuiance ahl Jar SHoE; ii
the races Yesterday First rae, mile heats,
for beaten horses There were fou; starters
Phe9e May Fower, Gorge Bowman, Grit
aud Plenty. Gri; ,eon, taking he S,crnd and
third beats. Fl p>e M4, Flower $"coad. lime,
46, Las, l.5u!
Sccouu race, handicap, for ii age, dasa one
and uhaIi' ujil:s, wnn''s cX2,uioi, .'ar'cG>-
k4tl, Pcarc,, Lin>mnre + .Liat, lnuIdern'i,.
Laura o., Ehe MJare. L'oSmorc wor; Etfe
Moore second; Ea:!ot ;lrd; Laura y. bot
placed. Time, , 4Ui
Third race 6 Ir House stalk, tr itrce year
old, won b. Harry Hui III tgo sfraleh: heats.
VlsSmau' l. sanugtouiau second, aod Parrot
ihird in b1tu hras. The other s'ar'nr. we're
Russ Butler and Pomona. TIM, fl ). ~
The last race, assoclatlon purs2, ua>!! u "@e
AID one eighth miles, 'Wo Starters Il imam
and VERY FIue." The FIST Gained Won 10
Oh
70 days cvco, run Of Ten Brock agile t
Fellow Craft ii;uou f,urmlia tia. g. mas pro
aucad great synsatloG throughout !r S'at:.
Vast crowds gill wiue>s he FAC. Mr.. leu
Brock who mana .ed tie Srn::; j" X,oG.bc ACE.
aud after whom the horse Is nau. i. 81 took
after 10 days evGnl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-27

That the administration and those who wish
TO kecpi;-with II yes substituted for G ant-
10 power, arc greatly alarmed, is proved BY The
straits 10 which they are reduced 10 ort,r TO
keep up the feeling a. the North eugcp tered
by toe rebel outrage et the South For
W; * past the raIicil press has been te"m'ng
with highly wrought ace, UNITS "t Gov. Cnam'
berIaice's numerous visits TO WtshDito +, and
u his urgent appeals to tie President Tor >.
troops to preserve the peace 10 South Caro!ica,
bur the Governor, wheL asked about those &C
counts, denies that he has called for troops, and
says he has never visited Washington except
upon the special request Of the authorities at
Washington 1t thus appears that radical
governors ct States are ordered 10 Washington,
aud their statements there made the grounds
for firing the Northern hear, "aud sending t.
the South the troops that democratic Housc
Of Representatives aised to reinforce the sci
dies fighting the Indians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-27
yellow Fever.

L +. Davenport, mayor Of Brunsw OK, and
J. Nj. Dexter, chairman of the B ard OF
Health, appeal tor help tpr he stricken ely.
Half Of the population ar do@u ~:th ycl W
fever Business is suspend d and supplies X
hau-red UnesS aid is speedily seut II WI
die Of starvation. The suffering ard want can
not be described. Contributions Of uouey and
supplies are needed. Two physicians az!
nurses from y " O.iau- passed through
Macon last night for Blu r>wck.
The total Lumber OF lntermen's at Savannah
Yesterday 5 81 # Which IS were Of yellow
ftvcl; l. were color persoUs Sister VI ~
Maltha, of Fond Gu Lac, Wis, aad L Y. b.
H Myers, "a Mcthodrs: minister, did YES
icriay.
DIS Stone and Manderv:IIc of NV Or
leans, with teo nurscs, passed through hUnt-
gomery for Brunswick Yesterday.
| Tn" fhc:ai report Of tie Board Of II 'ath ol
| NV Orleans says there ha, heru reported 10
the board, IN the ll!h Of AuGu,t T. da'e,
twenty six cases Of yeIIcT fever, # 'r''':' -"
rntecn were fatal. The ,l.rSs aao BEN c /.
| fined To few squares III the upper Fortlon II
the city. Only Que new case has been report
cd since Sa'urIay. NJ apprehension l. felt OF
any Increase of The dis. al.
A meeting Of the NeF Orleans Ass cl1t'd
Press yesterday cveniog passed res1tuioDs r.
qu:stlug The Board Of Health 10 ord tine re-
opening of the McDobough and Laurel >chouIs,
which were clos d by order Of th. b)ald I W
days Sue, thcra oct bling sufic'eni rau>c jas
Trying the closing and # crva;!0g unnecessary
apprehension
At pubic u .e,ing il Memphis las night,
in favor .! tie ye.'oH lever sufferers, : 600
was subscribed and Commuters " rc aupolnt-
ed 10 canvass the city rh" II war l~socla,
ton sent the Brunswick sufferers 81 900 yes
terday.
The Boari of Trade Of Chic:gn are taking
active measures to rails a rc.le!' tund Tor he
suffcriap 10 Savannah aud OTHER Southern
cities Potter Plimcr Yesterday sent a mes
sage 10 the relief C mani, ~ SaVabDa1 to
draw on him BY telegraph fer 500, snd Il l;n-
mediate waut WIS wy great 10 telegraph h IN.
| ClllZ .nS ar: raising iuIdS 10 send - thit al
hictcd section. aud substantial do.a.lon> vii:
Sonn be forwarded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-27

A democratic administration viii be advanta-
geous to the country 10 more than mere ma
teria point of view. 1t will disahuse the PEG.
pie of the North of the idea they DOW enter
taiu-judging FROM the assertions of the news
papers from which they derive their licas--of
the pue1ity and imbcchty Of their country
msn 10 the South. Their most widely circu-
lated journals tell them that the Mobile Reg
lister advocates the d!Strauchlscment OF tie
negroes; that Gov. Vance in bis speeches to
his fellow citizens OF North Carolina says
Remember that all OF our brave Southern he.
roes who dipped their hands IN Unlon blood,
and all their leaders 10 the South are for reform
and Tilden," and that Mr.. Goodc on the huSt-
invs asks his hearers such questions as, Can
you cast your votes for the man who IN 1861
voted men aud money to aid 10 preserving the
Uuion?" Now the Mobile r. gister represents
Southern sentiment as corrtc ~ as the New
York Tribune and Herald do that of the North,
aud Gov. Vance aud Mr.. } ohn GooGc are rep
resentativc men Of the South, like Gen. Butler
aud MIR. Blaine are of the North, aud If the
Register aud Gov. Vance and Mr.. Goode X
press such sentiments as are aScribed to them
it is but natural to suppose that they are en-
dorsed BY their respective communities, ADD
those communities are as fair representatives Of
the entire South as are the communities OF
the New York Herald, Tribune Mr.. Blaine
and Gen. Butler of the whole North. Ii this
be so, and We can't see how it can we'll be dis
puted, the entire native white population of the
South should be at once coDiped in lunatc
asylums, for none but the verieSt madmeo
would give public expression to such seuti.
ments as those alluded 70; for to do SO could By
no possible means advance their interests, but
would eudanger the dearest purpose they have
in life. No, the people OF the South have as
good sense as those 10 the North, and If they
entertain such feelings as radical newspapers
and speakers would make their readers and
hearers believe-which we emphatically deny
they are too discreet to give expression to them,
at any rate, until after the election, aud then,