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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-14
COMBINATIONS.

WAsuINGToN, Jan. l3.-ihe Senate, in ex-
eculiye session to-day, confirmed the following nona-
lions:
Joseph Inss, Jones' be Collector Of Customs at Chicago
III H. fcikusp. to 10, AgIa'r - Nc, lahG.1" ~ 'Leis
m 81 brow io ut 1T Augusta, Me- IL y
con Auu. 10 Iesaer o to Land once at spIhShtd' Ia
bOfl.
y,,imGs'ers- Rachel Hckibbn, at Mddcown Penn John
" .r.ou AZ MaTIcaabur-h. Mo- CHARLES W Suy''f, al
g. oar F.li. Iowa. H. H. Johnson, WIZ James 4,
Iounrk AZ san BcfuarlBJ OdL l. alati, az Nocu@hh
ca. J. ". Gtnslrin I5,t.Nc ntuIa, cal
Iafif Su1,.s department -Aiaor HOoct Act c'y, !" p
Cgmui.AiY General flfst IIcut Frederick J.. Whitehead
al ohm L. rb.ter and COmmissaiirs % sub
sl.trnCc.
tJuarferpqSters HsUdTfasf- First IiCts james H.
Mli.han Edwin II. God, aud John olnp
sou. u ~ tai tails ana Assistant GuartcrmaSttls
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT


For Ner- England AMI the Middle States, clear
or o. rratey cJntue tcth temperature beio Jeesig.
nO tosl 10 S0a ridS riSii1 fotiotred ty 6dHng
6rOnete ~, Atc Eh.lid aud falling barometer during
me 6ag ~ he Hiddie SiIteS. ,
For line south Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States cold
or clear OF fair weather with nOrhery to east Ty winds
ma sight change in temperature ana barometer
Fl the tWest, Tennessee and Ohio Valley, partly
,loudY WrAt ner ard slight OF temperature, Win
,outheast To southwest winds and falling barometer.
For the lake region, Gle Ar or clearing weather low, bu
slowly rising temperature, with south To west WINDS ai
slowly falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri Val
iisht Winds mostly from the south, and slowly falling
barometer. -.
The Mississippi will fall slowly at stations above Neks
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GOV. LUDINGToN's MESSAGE To THE WISCONSIN
LEGISLATURE.

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 13-Gov. Ludington de-
yered his animal message this before the two
Houses the Legislature in joint convention 1t shows
that tho gross receipts OF the Treasury during the past
year were e2I29,l51 49, and the gross disbursements
sIS5I41O o. The total debt OF the State is ,2520J7
Referring 10 the Fox aud Wisconsin River improvement
the Governor 10 is greatly 70 Do hoped that the
National Government VIII not pause IN the prosecution
in whcB the inter ats OF the Northwest are 80
ytly involved. The condition Of the railway interest
81 discussed at some length He except
one line rsiIlv now beng punt WAhIh
lin, STATE. AMI tiat Ot the companies owning or
operating within the State have paid dividends FOR
past lie THINKS that existing LEGISLATION
has either justly unjustiy impaired tie credit OF tie
state OF It's individual citizens. lie therefore recon-
Nv uds the repeal tbr Potter law and the substitution
Of a Law prohibiting unjust discrimination and eAtOr-
ionate rates and making provision for continued super
y-OIy coutoi those corporations similar 10 tna
YLich has found satisfactory in Massachusetts and
Minnesota. A LIBERAL appropriation Is recommended f0i
the representation OF Wisconsin az the Centennial Expo
~Ioi Tho message Is briei, and is confined entirely to
-lrt nlftlr-.
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CowPERTHwAIT-on Tuesday morning, Montgomery b..
the Ath year of his and "Wednesday evening.
Margaret NJ in the 9Th year OF her age OF dphthera,
cdldrcn of II. b. and NJ NJ Cywp' rthwaiL -
Funeral from the residence OF their parents Yonkers, at 10
clock a. M, Friday.
DAGGIrr-At West Elizabeth, y. J., Jan. 7, wlle only
child OF TASTE IA. sud VIM. Da, .ttt, il.
NOuco OF funeral hereafter
DANIEn sron , l2A ns sq9SS g % Of n, TYPHOID
Funeral services at ms residence - Joralemonst at
hs.rl Ja, ~ -aI mn Dennis eldest sister u Charles
DC SEL-on wednesday Jan. 70. Harold youngest Of
W G. aud Helen A. DeAel aged months ana u , days .
Eeycnthst, ON Friday. Jan. a. at 1880 a. IN.
DU BoIs-At FishAi Hudson Wednesday, Jan. r. 1870
Charles On Bots ~ thd year OF his age - .,,.D ~.
romn late residence saturday, the 10th insG AZ
Ii o'clock a. IN.
so l. buS f5 A. D1lTc f pcet q tho ats
Notice OF iulerai hereafter.
GIRToN-on wednesday the 18th inst after short illness
Julie W. wife 81 Charles r. Grton and daugh or VI the laso
Capt. Eyander and Maria r. Kemp.
Funeral nom late residence 2sS South Fhst. Brooklyn.
r.. d., On Friday, lfth inst. q; l3O p. In
HARTSHoRNE-At Middletown y j., on wednesday, Jan:
H. louise Wko daughter OF Charles j. Heudrckson and
The funeral take place Christ Church Middetown.
kiiSoad Of Jersey long Branch ae leave Of
Liberty at II o'clock a. mr. and return from Mid@le;o"n
MAcGowAN-At Camp Independence, Cali Dec, 90, 1873
after brief Illness IN the i0t OF her age Frances Aa
gusla, beloved wife OF Capt A B macGo"an l2th iaiAny
PRATr-At Hartford Conn., Jan. I2 Of dphhera Frederick
Tyler Henry and Kate o. PrAI. VI ts city
aged years.
spECK-At Morrissnia N Y, Jan. 49, Elizabeth Speck,
eldest daughter OF Aolph and EIana d. Speek age IL
years months and 10 days.
Relatives aud friends invited 10 attend the funsral on
o'clock IN. fIUm the POsts Memorial
Presbyterlan Church, Washingt ave-, between
hundred sixty seventh ard one hundred and sixty.
eighthsts
WILLIAMSON Suddenly Il Yonkers Thursday afternoon
Ian 49, 1876 at SCI. Elisha Mhittssey younges "
John and sarah H. Williamson, aged years and II days
Fun, residence O his O'Clock friday
,th INST Ills remains viii be taken TO Mangtord Coan
for lnterment
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. l3.Bark held at $50 for No Quer
citron Petroleum Is lac for Refined ana IL oI
Crude Clover seed limited request az 10 az l2ie FAX
seed commands 81 g. Bran, $l7atlo tun Flour lnacnye
and Minnesota lower sales OF 800 DDls lncihs
iowa Wisconsin, Minnesota Family at 20 5OatS 81 2.
prnnsyly apis Ohio and Indiana So 70Gs6 oO ana hH
rades sra % 90 Rye Flour So l22 Wheat quiet REM
sysanla Red 81 81 Western dor Doe Isl Us VINE - 9
ii a. Rye abundant and declining; Fennsy ana anu
Western c Corn comes in freely but most o. y 10 p
yellow 5oq62c and White Gle oats ncgieSttu W lle
taIsc ana Mixed, 41di4c Whiskey 81 ~ TOT M.stern
Chocs grades scarce and firmly held; New YORK anu
,dtr5 Tonnts Exirss S2d33c do. tirsts 2Sq3lc;
Western EItras, 2sG29c 90. frsts Z5@.oc Rolls West
ern Exras 2742sc; do Frsts, 20 zoe cheese market
quiet and holders hn New York anc{ Is tei do Pns
Iii its fresh stock in fair demand; Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Fresh 29G3Oc western d. 2i@2sc
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
pkoyIpvScR r. L. Jan. 13-PInting cloths dull and
nsY steady iseikc. for Best STANDARD and Extra o.
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THE S7ITE LEGISLATURES.

STILL BAILOTING FOR SENATOR IN KENTUCKY.
CNCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 13.-The fourth ballot
IN the kentucky Legislature Tor United states Senator
taken this noon, stands follows:
Jame- b. Eerk.....,. Al John W Stevenson 20
" ~ OF
Preston II. l. slC..--..-..---i
AIr Bradlry's name was withdrawn. On the fifth bal
lot Mr. Beck received I'll votes Williams 80 Leslie, %
stevenson 10, anu Kelly, 10. The sixth ballot resulted
follows
James Beck .............40 Preston II. Leslie %
john > Williams. ..........36 john W. stevenson IL
Tho Legislature then adjourned.
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" InRIED

BROWN-MCK ESSON-On Wednesday. Jan. H. BY tle Rev.
T. p Rogers ~ D. Virginia GTeeEaay, daughter VI John
MckossOn to Geo. Bruce Brown.
ACK-BEsSAC-At the house Of Chas f. Butler, esq,
n-aw OF the bride Hudson, y \. by the Rev o.
Yesoy by DR.. tdfk, brother OF the sTvom.
Prot Robert G. flack of Cayerack College NcWiOrk I'd
Anna essac, daughter Of the late Henry w. Bessac,
esq, Of Hudson y. y. No cards.
GOEpEL-WIMMEI-D wednesday, jan 10, 1876 by his
Honor Mayor Wickham, Paul GOtpel " Mare Wmmsl,
bOtn of tins city. No carts.
ODELI--LANE- On wednesday, Jan. H. by Rev j. a. ".
Chapman -. d. 81 Paul. NJ T. Church. sarah O., GauCh
ter vi Harvey Il. Lane, es Thomas u. OGel. IT, al OF
this city.
WILMERDING-TRACY-In BROOKLYN Jan IL, by the Rev.
Noah Schrnc;. D. d.. Fcrina ID = Mimer.Dg OF New.
York Emma Louise daus htr oI Benjamin l. Tracy
VI Brooklyn.
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EXTENDING TIE ELEVATED RAILWAY.

A long and protracted meeting OF the Park
Commissioners held yesterday afternoon to consider
the question OF allowing the New-iork Elevated kail
road Company to build their line across Battery Park
Several hours taken up in considering the terms OF
the lease portion OF the park needed by
the railway company but the decision finally post
poned ON. of the Commissioners said that they had
been strongly urged not comply with the request Of
the officers OF the Elevated Halfway Company. on Tue
part OF The Third Avenue Railway Company, which
irving 10 prevent the extension OF tho line on the east
sils of The city Should tho Park Commissioners agree
10 lease any portion OF the Battery Park to the company
thew expect to tx tie yearly rental at $1,000.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 The President sent
the following nominations To tio senate to-day:
LdYarl g. Wheat 10 be United States Marshal 'or the
S,iir .tilc Ntniy ar C-rlt 70 DO 1850
e!tt4 In-tcr i'a4 i'it.'oiy.
f..f.Y .f.faf-paAIU 4. of ONO Tor IA" DISTRICT
CouiuL! .nl b. M,Duts-T AlIuhcsJta D. f"di, 'iihi
j,..a.tr.-O. -. IaiPr DunA.I", y. y. Afrt1 4. Al
Stu.a.sy, EOb.Tt v BOstr, Doahcr DAM W .s
lloarI G.. SIMMER, DraFca, Col }.
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THE COMPANY.

The attendance of eminent citizens was not as
great as on former occasions. but the young fash
ionable community was fully represented. Among
the prominent persons, publicly and socially, were
the occupants of boxes of whom the list is as fol-
lows:
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DE-. RADWAY's
SARsApAIlLLrAy hk~OIYF

DE. RADWArs
SARsAPA LILLIAN hseOLYFsT.
TIE GKkAf PULlEIER,
For The CURE OF ALL CHgONiC DISEASES.
SCROFULA SYPHLlDC, Hereditary Or CONTAGIouS
Bs lf oHA. I'D IN TIE
LUNGS STOMACH, BONES FLESH OK NBhY&,
CoERUFuSG SOLIDS AND NIriAgiN5 THE FLt lbs.
Chronic ReulatIsm Scroala, Galduar swelling Hacking
COACH, AaectJns SyphltIo conn L@ints,
Bleeding Of the Lungs Dyspesis, Watr Brash Tic po.0re1H,
White Sgeucs TunOrs, Ulcers, SEln aud HID DISEASES
MercuIi Diseases, Female Complaints, Govt Dropsy ick
salt Rheun Bronchitis, Consumption hdsy Blaldsr.
Liver Complaints &C. Iuce ~ por OOiGo.
SOLD Druggists.
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PASSENGERS .ARRITED.

FROM LIvERPooI.-m st,dn,hfp The Qa.en Jan. ls;-
Mr. Marsland Mr. Goddard, Hender. MI and Mrs o. De
Leon John Brosn Mr. BurreIl X iOwlnson. j. N. McDon
aid J. H. Isebyth Mr. Redmond. frodk Morisrty
Rev r. ongonery and family Aiss wiiiisws T. Law
rouco family.
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Among the citizens OF prominence WHO looh p"iV
In this social festival were the following:
Gov. Tlden, Mayor Wickham, the Hon Benz X Phelps
the Hon Abraham II. Lawrence, the Hon. Augustus
schen Cen Horace Porter, Gen. A 5. Webb, wilson u.
Hunt Dr. stephen Smith, George W. Scott, James o.
Bennett Col Benjamin A. Willis, Recorder Haeke.t'
Prot. C. L. Chandler, the Hon gilbert NJ
Speir, Henry A. Smytle, Elliott &. .owdh'
Samuel b. Garvin, DR.. Willard Parker Amos r. Emo
Dorman b. Eaton, Col. EmnOns Clark, L. T. Chittehdcn'
Dexter A. Hawkins. r. +. Hatch, James W. Vlntnrd,
Henry Bergh, IL. j. JeTett Lister M SaiI;
G.. Nj. Curtis, II. NJ. Williams, ". H. BOSart
Gen. G. W. Cullen, Henry T. Davies ~
DR.. Chas. b. An, Charles Watrous, VIM
A. Guest, f. A. Smith, Joseph Gillette, A. Is.
stockwcl. IL. c. Fahnestock, VIM. X. Garrison
Dudley q. Gautier Clark Bell, John H. Sherwood
Judge Barrett Jesse Seligman, John Hoey, Samuel o.
Wheeler, Gen Johp a. Forster Dr. Joel Forster, Frank
Henriques Cas. 5. Gilbert Peter Moller IT. Fernando
Wood Geo. NJ Van Mort Norman W. Dodge John Norton
The names of the managers included great num-
Der of the ladies belonging to the highest social cir
cles of the city. most of whom were present, to-
gether with many Others very well known in fash
Ionable society both i'll this and neighborng cities
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PAGE SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.

CONCORD, N. H.. JAM. 13.-In the trial of
Jo,eph Ia Pagc, for the murder OF Jose iangnad on
tic m OF October last the jury to-day rendered YER
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DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages mus! be indorssd Nth ftU
name and add esS.
, 1876-02-16

Chiet-Justice RYAN, Of Wisconsin, III a de-
cision denying thu application Of Miss Coop.
ELL, OF Jancss'llo, for permission to PRACTICE
In that Court, holds that thcre IL no Wiscon-
sin statute Which authorizes tho admission Of
females to tho Bur, aud that contrary
construction Of tho statute would break
down oil distinctions Of sex in the State Gov
ernment, and, hesidea admitting tho tnir sex
to nearly I'll public Offices, would subject
woman to various fearful liabilities which
now appertain exclusively to tLe tyrant iuan.
and chiesJustico RYAN is glad Of it, for he
doesn't think tho Bar Of State Courts the
proper place for the exercise Of q womau's
pecullnr qualities, or for tho preservation o.
her purity. II tho latter phrase of tho dc.
oision is satisfactory to tho Wisconsin law.
Yefs, it ought surely to afford aome consola-
ton TO the unsuccessful applicant from,
JaueByillo.
, 1876-02-16
tion Of tho only principle or theory which
would justify tho ref,nling Of this lax.

tion Of tho only principle or theory which
would Justify tho ref,nling Of this lax.
Tho simple faet Ia that MI tho money is-
Bnctl In this way was for tho extraordinary
nn.l necessary expenses growing out Of tho
War, mud it hns all hcen expended long ago,
If tho War justified tho 1.egal-Tendor net,
which forced upon the people hundreds Of
millions Of dollars Of nol,.intercat benring
obligations, and compelled them 10 accept
these notes in payment Of individual t1obts,
then certainly 1t justified the collection Of
taxes to carry on tho Wnr. And while the
people Of tho South brought on the War and
rendered this sort Of taxation necessary, they
only paid tens Of millions towards lis
cost, yet tho people Of tho North,
who wero in 10 wiso responsible for
II, werr line.l hundreds Of millions in tic very
same way. Fran this point Of Wow, how is
il possible for tho Soutlscrncrs to SGT up II
claim for tho return Of tho cotton tax with
ont admitting mn cqually good claim for tie
return Of NIL tho other tnxcs wo have emu
n,orate1? TO do this would DO to rcp1lliato
tho war-power OF tho Government, anl voto
TINT the expenditures OH accQunt Of tho pros
ccution Of tho War wcro illegal and void.
This is n ,nonstrous proposition, tho success
Of which would be infamous from political
point Of yiow and rllinouH in financial wny.
1t is in this spirit TINT the movement for tho
refunling of tho cotton tnx mist be mot. aud
it must be resisted with nil tho desperation OF
q fight for NATIONAL cxistonce.
, 1876-02-16

Tonld loatf to contraction of tho currency
to tho nmQunt OF $500, 100000. Either Of
tl,cso results would be detrimental 10 tho
country'a intorosta In degree moi easily Co.
tilnnted.
hut Mr.. HARRIsoS's nbsur,lisios 10 ;aot stop
here. Ills plan for resumption Is r' wild rs
ht1rly-burly. lie proposes th'.t tho Gov
ernment allnll honr1 gold Mt tho rnto Of
$tG,oo 300 annunlly, md stow It nway in
tho Treasury vaults TIL tho accumulation
shall oqunl ono-tl,ird Of all outat anding Gov
ornament notes. Tint liz, If tho issue were
permitted to reach 300, O00, 900, in violation
Of Law antl Constitution, tho gold acoumula-
ton would hive TO 10 @2'3, ,os0, 600, which,
nt tho rnto Of $4,000, ,ooo annually, would
require somo fourteen or fifteen yeara. After
nil this, mud at tho end Of this time, Mr.. 1lAn-
n1soN would begin redee1ning at tho ratio OF
al2,ooo,ooo annually, which world tako (if
3700, 5000 were out> about fifty years
longer before complete resumption could bo
attained. Besides this,-and here is tho very
acmo Of Mr.. IIARnIsoNs nbsurdity,-ho DOCS
not provide any systonn w1oroby this S12,-
000,OO0 annually ahan DO distributed. lie
leaves in doubt whotlor it is to DO pni1 ont
on the rule TINT " first como first seryel"; or
whether tho advantage shall be pnrcelcd out af-
ter tho manner Of city contracts by ring
to the highest bidder or by tho Kontucky
Frco-Library lottery system Of prizes,-each
mnn taking ono chauco in fifty to draw
gold for Ills grecnbacks. At this point all
serious discussion Of Alr. uAnn1soS's method
ceases to bo possible, and il must bo tlismiss-
, 1876-02-16

The impudent effort Of FERNANDO Woon to
force the ,nan 1IAMB1EToN upon tho Commit
too Of Ways and Means, after his resignation
las been asked for aud accepted by Alr. Mon
R1soN, hos failed, II wo may believe tho Wash.
ipgton dispatches, which state TINT the DEM
ocratio members of the Committee rofuse to
roInstats him. II is not surprising TINT
Woop wished to force him upon til o
Committee. Woop il In sympathy wi tn
him. During tho War, FEnNAspo Wt,on
WIS Rebel. lie was in reasonable cor
resPondance with TooMps and other " talerx
OF the Rebellion to take New York City Out
OF the control Of tho Federal Cover nment
and make 1t "fros port" as he to aued it,
, 1876-02-16
THE LATE5T FINANCIAL RUBBISH,

MI. CAAIEh l4AhK1SoS e3lueAtIy proposes 10
contest with A1r. SAMMY Cox, MI. pnoc7on
Ksorr, mud Mr.. SPRINGER, Of Illinois, tho
position Of Congressional 1Innlorist. 1t all
events, ho has 1nado one well-dircrtel effort
to this end. lie haa introduced finance
bill which certainly must hive been intended
as n burlesquc OIL MI previous Democratic
efforts ut reforming the condition of the
american currency. Ii this YVES the purpose,
Mr.. uAnn1sos for onco Inns been cminently
successful. But if lis financial measure is
the result of serious effort to solve the
problem Of the day, Then llo hns produced tho
most incolcront, rambling, md sonaeless
scllelno TINT hns ever been presented to q
Legislative body, There ID just ono section
III Hr. HAKR1soA'a proposed measure which
is worthy Of commentator, proposing
10 repeal Sec. of the Resumption act Of
jim. II, 1873, which provides for tho costly
md inefficient process Of selling bonds to buy
silver md substitute it for functional cur
roncy. But, it wo can rid ourselves of this
burden only by loaliug UP with tho addi-
tiona! burdens proposed by Mr. HARRISON, it
is better we should "bcar tito Ills wo have
tlnn Gy TO others We know not Of"
Mr.. it.nn,sox,a nronos;tiop nav bo ,,r;eav
a,,mn,ar,zc1 hv th, stotcmcnt ,iot u W..
yii]cs in cjrcct for tho substitution ~ oree,,-
ho,.l. for ,bo National 1,anl no,os o.d ~ =
nroccsn If rcs,,nntion whir1, wou1, l,r;ny no
back to Rpecie-paymcnts about tho timo VIC
shnll prepare to celebrate our second centen-
nial, lie first ssipulatcs TINT Government
notes shall bs i3s,lel in plnco of National
no,,l: notcs N lin rxtcnt int tho ,ot,or ] ara
,o,irod IN I'm, cx ,ho ,o,,l outsto,,,;ra o,,r
ro,,o,, .,o1, nj oxroo1 ,,,,, oonroao.a o,ro,,,
n c;rcn,otion 1on II 1s75 po,no,h,nn oro,.
s-oo m, nm 1s,t i,a ,,rov;,os =, .,'o sa~ 49,.
sont;on .t,o. t,a N,t;on,, 1,o,t. s,.,,, - ' -.
1,;.o1 ~ .,,. a,vn,, j., .,,a;. ,'a,,u' III .' ~
a , - ~ ~. a" ~ 49, ~. a 1,'f.., -. ~ 49, .n'
, 1876-02-16

Tho vote In tho % wcr House of Congress
on Monday Inst upon Mr.. HAIEs finance
resolution, aEthos ssg n 1t seems to have boon
defeated by paT ty vote, does not furnish
any conclusive q ounds for Judgment as to
what the Demo- srats will eventually do upon
tho question Of specie resumption. It inai-
Gates quito'cle' irly that thoy nro ayerso to bo-
ing put upon the record until thoy have mr.
rived ut so' no mutual and distinct under
standing NJ aong themselves, It showa also
that they q 70 at lcast not very enthusiastic
over spec 70 resumption; that they aro dis
posed tc, ayoid 1t as much aa they
can, q id perhaps even that they aro
inclined. to FOLLOW FERNANDO WooD's cow
araly advice to adjourn without making
any expression Of opinion. At least 1t
may TO assumed that, whilo tho policy Of
tho rarty is pending in the hands Of its Cau-
GUS Committee, tho party itself will Aght shy
Of ndopting any declaration upon tho sub
jcct. It il, therefore, not fair to aasume that
these 1a8 votes aro opposed to my improve
uont Of tic yaluo OF tho currency. It is,
! on tho other hand, much fairer to assume
| that tho Democracy regarded blr. 1IALE's
| resolution as buncombo. Viewing tho SUBJ
tcct in this light 1t would Aavo been better
had h1r. HALE presented some definite, COM
mon-senso method Of resumption, and then
elictcd test vote upon 1t. It is hardly fair
to assume that tho majority will allow tho
minority to dictate, As the minority il not
responsible, tho minority ought to 10 allowed
to produce 1neasuros, and this ia th3 rule that
the Democrats evidently followed in their
action upon 1IALg's resolution.
, 1876-02-16


socro,orr F1sn,, ro,o,t crhon mia h. r,-
.ya,,,,v rof1oct,or ~ 3ho eant;nont ,yh;o,, that
w.. .,oo,, l., rro1o,,a ,nd ,.o1,o1,1,, o,to.
norta ~ Frrona Tba Tynrs obioo+o to tho
atr1o ona r,,,c,, ~ +ho o,,hs,onco ~ what n
co,1a .tN,r F1au,a ;rd;ct, mint ~ sno,,, ". mi
vot :. ia c,nutro;no,1 h, od,,;t that tho nm.
J;t;,,, ~ cnho I. oe,,oo;nt1,, ,hrn.;,,,, a,,,7
dotr;mor.o, h an,o-;car ;ntoro,,. ord t,o+
u ID +,o ~ost,,t of .,,1,,,, ,,,1,;o,, ,,,a,,t -
,,,vo 1,,o, olno5o,o5 thrn. ,o,.rx;oa oao
rrh, ,,o; ,r;t;,;a, - 7o1,os Il ,l, l.,
,.1;o t,,o ,,oto ,vo, +,,;,t,n ona .,o faat 49,
:, .'-' :, -"
~ eont"ns '11ole selof'u'@"tAons thah hpeclAc
instances OF injustice and cruelty to Amer
ican citizens. Yot 1t ailmits TINT Spain in
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49, N*,l 80.
tno ioea VI eolonlM 1'8ass Aau peon oorn;
that tho frequent changes of local govern
mcrt. md tho fact that thu Island lns 1,een
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, =
anu unmhnasc@olo solAers OF ophlh, nave
rendered 1t exceptionally bnrbarous; thnt the
s1a,,chtor of Tho Virpinug' crow ought tn havo
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o,eA 1ono"'. :. ~ Wv naAs4ne =, Wv - tn,'o
VINO ofoefeu IT, aHu "oulA hh'o pcen II hc
were an Englishmnn; TINT Spain has mado
nrorn;aes tn A1unr;ca or1v tn 1,renk than. TINT
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ono " @ao t'eA'st i7t'nos Va .no 1neo u ano
cafth has heen doVastAted; tnat tho war to
crush tho rebellion is systematic Bnvagery.
In tho faco Of oil this, 1t maiutains that
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settlo 'ta o"n naa'fa' Mao tnae !aAeflcan IN
[ef1efGnEG IN Cu0ln 1uAlf8 WCulQ DO tGG1r1c1