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, 1876-08-02
TllDEh WITHOUT MORAL PRINCIPLE.
N fhe EHftu,+ ef Ttt Tribune

EARS sr Lor1,s I'll .Tulv N -1hero ia = ain.
-. - '' v0.' A.. - ~, 1 1'
sula! ""ht III LIZ eo1!'t'osit"'i " o1F' 4huc'
which has been frequently commented 0H,whlCh
is almost plunolncnni. This phenomenon con-
ccrns lds intrllectuut nr ,unrnl nnt,rc rather
tbor 1ta nhvsfrn, ,,nrntonnon+ W. rt,,,r T., ~.
~. p - ..ha. =. tsss' ,s '. ..o
htter want Of "nat Is |efIncd the moral pr'nta-
pie or conscience, by metaphysical writcrs; and
there seems to to only one cnae aside from Ills,
in rrominrnt American, 1ffc, rhrre thts nr;nrfnlr
,'as s.-,Lf',, o,sat "n, ~ ~, ~ ~" -" .1as w..
was sts'k1nesy "pseh,, a"u 5es I'LL tle ot1tf
mental attributes well oalnnccd,'-we refer to
James Fiak, Jr., This singular absrncu Ut this
prncIplp in Mr. Tfllen f,lly act.,unts for The
i.',,,,..',.a ,..o,,,, H. 49,, ,aesa,., a,,.. ~ w.
1''',.cnes "ea'1h ~ @ uns "i'asseo' si'tee c"-
In his ca!culattone. It IL these furrcs,
aud these ou]y, which hc l,as reduced to The nre
,.,afnn nn1 axnrtitu,,o ~ tbe Calculus wi;c,,
,~n,-,, Ir, ~ ,ts n.,,.ta, -s1i -" ~ hts ,,'si
ness enterprises. AND It Is also the afscnco OF
this principle which renders him utterly lulif-
fcrent tn thu fierce ANALYSIS uuIcr whirl. Ills
record IL nov passing, aud calmly unconcernca
Us 10 the terrible EXPOSURE under which his past
conduct h HOW passing Ilnu hull the arclsa-
t!ons heen ,na,le md proven ugaIust A1r. Gree
,ey which hoyu fv.n fastrn,tl ,,m,n ,fr. TtIlcn.
t "oala 'lase eraS'sea MS Intellect anu sent nun
to tho gn.vc in olIe months timc; but tlle ah-
senre Of the ao'sl principle II Mr. trtiacn
necessarily renders ltfsl scrcney indifferent ,s,'
1er circumstances that would crust, him were
h!s morrl nuturc intars..
One singular result from tie want Of ron
sefenre In Mr.. Ttlchs mental compound Ia for
lin to st.pW'se that tic record u hta ctrions
and crookul transacstuns VIII hAyo no c(crt
upon the Judgment. Of tho people " tn bis
fitness uK u ruler. Frum every quarter Ut the
cnlntry the papers and responsible men hayc
brought l1 charges against hnl Involving his
ll0Hor and hnnesty. Tacsa rlarges have gone
to court uller TIC oalhs of Respectable lnen;
ta:ts aud figures, dates, plaees, anA clrca'n-
slunrcs l,aYc I'LL been glYe, usld yet 1lldcn IL US
sercscly indifferent to these as II ttiey were
ncycr na.tc. When only unu. Witness charged
Speaker KeJr with dlshonorab!u psact!rcs, that
gentleman hastened to call an investigation;
a1!.l yet rittlcu rests quiet under c1argcs thou-
6anti tincs ,1,ure extensive at,l dlshonorahlc,
anh boldly Mnfl,rls ls ba,lncr ua rcjor,ner,
ald, u1dsr thu circumstances, presrnts hefore
tle A,nerican urop.s, un example Ut sublime
silence, which Indeed would bu Erund and ma
Icstc were It the result VI the nbscnce OF guilt
Instead of thu ,.b.cnse of conscicnre. - '@'''
does Mr. fIl.!en snpposu TINT, under the thin
tho Presidential ctta,r by falsutlood, cllru,ury,
, 1876-08-02

u
HAsee on srrors--llastforda, i; Atlls,lcs, o.
nouoe; ;p!sys-carey, Burdock, mud Mills; Mey.
Time Of game-,Two hnpra and ten minutes.
UmplFo-Charle Danieis, OF Hartford,
CINCINNATI ~. ST. LOUIS.
csSff.ssArt' Iasf.ss Aug 1;-i'a.s' = ba1';
ss's:!ssi!::: s.; hss!: :::*::{{ :$$ $S$ 5=s i=,s
iiaso. .hi,s-Cinenaat! q; Il. LnaI.. s.. 49,
ErFors-CineinlE.ti. H.; st. Louis, u.
Woutps'r HAVE i.
SntetH! Dtxlutch f. The 7ftuns.
hase-balA between thu Ul,tumfn.tU,,s and Blue
socks ot JackkonTillc, this aflrrnoon, did not
transptrc, for the Fcasol. TINT tllu Hoolningtuns
simpson, u n. LoutN who joined them to-day
!, NY other pot!tlon, hut back MI tho sixty.
aay 1n!e' 1nd would not put tlleir ulne OIL tl,s
ana tho gate-nlopcy was refunded.
s;.IIG; r!iSrEroN a TOURNAMENT.
lasc-bail tour,sal,eut passed. oti nis2.a,,ti~ to
IL lily iay WA delightful, nnd thv crowd lassy.
Two Ga,nGs ~cro played, Us foltows: Ke!tha.
nueg aaa EIlussto'', scoEe II to IN favor Ut tic
t"es t"run, Memaace aa. and Monmouth, 20 tn ia
s7 p.r3p xptsMtat M,nD D''psisa q, e r.. rrtssn.
toay sl rne a; ts j t GGsg Gsg d1oal ln e1 Same srs
Caps, 70; Silver Stars ot Eoril,iela, d. Tha
gatno ' WIS elosely pa5s! umtll thu sixth Inning,
wl'Gn thr % eatgl,sr Iof tho Silver stars WIS par-
Silver starse. Gross, OF Tic Ca,cago Atiijett1cs, t
ruught for thG llci Gaps, anu wifi niaV Vii,
tilcu, hereafter. They start East abot,t the
10Th. Intending to play Ut Janasyllle, Milwau-
hos s So rP s, I'll from Ast ssy.ss @ Esst{n ssian
clubs il'clualng ,,',c VI two Ut tAe League nlncs
fur exhibition EaIHc*.
, 1876-08-02
AQUATIC.

AEthIIA Al GEANU HAVEN MICH
Special ni*pafch to Tie Tribune.
oRAHD HAVEN, Miclh, Aug. 1.--I1e third
tlny of the ANIMAL regatta Of tho Grand Haven
Rowing Association resulted as follows:
Ladies' fonE-oased shell, one lalf mile and re-
turn, two entries. At tic turnng-stake Miss
Il. A. 11nirc falntcd, ending tho race.
Second race-Duek-boats, half utllc md re-
turn, three entries, Won by james Welcl,.
Time, niue minutes and twenty-thrce seconds.
Third Eaco-Junior douh1e-scull, mile and
return, three entrics,-tlse boatB Beauty, +. +.
Ferry, aid Barrett Brothers. TIC race was won
by neauty; Henry SMitl, how; Jamcs Jcromc,
stroke.
Fourth racc-senlor single sculls, mile and
return. Non !,Y c. a. Barnard. Time, fourteen
minutes ind ilfty-two seconds.
Filth raec-1fNIllcnp, single scnlls, two e,,-
trics,-fntcs md Cor,l,ig. Yates gave Corning
thirty, seconds start. The raco vas won BY
Yatcs.
Tho day was pleasant aul Tic attendance
large.
, 1876-08-02
IN CHICAGO.

The alarm from Box Haj ut 10 o'clock ycster-
dny morning was caused BY tho burning of Il
onc-story frams barr, In the rear of No 432 ely.
bourtl avenue, owned BY Charles Dcrtcl. Dunn
age, $50; fully Insured.
The alarm irom BOX H23 ut 11::s7 Monday
cyonsng WAS caused by lire III tho upper story
Df MI. IL CleNrcr street, ownc.l BY Eurol, Bux-
baum, and occupied BY Louis Ulscr aud others.
damage, $5U.
The nlar5n from Box 1lo, ut 2:45 o'clock yes
terlay llorulng, was fnl.e.
The alarm from Box 81, Ut Sis yesterday af-
tcrnuun, wqa futse.
The al,.r7n from Box Cs, at 1910 yesterday
mornEng, was tausel by. tho l,1lrlnr If Il one-
street, owned and occlEietl by Dnyl1 Trumlnell.
Danagc to building at,1 contents taa5o; uunsur.
I'd. Cause, unknown,
, 1876-08-02
WISCONSIN,,


DpEI9I*3 17sHLH3Ft79 10 1HE 1F1pHHE
MADISON. Wiz, Aug. l.-Bds fur doing the
state printing fur two years feon tho LIST OF
january nrxt were opolca III the Secretary Of
statc's olilce tilts noon and were lalnd to he ut
the following per cent discount from the legal
maximum: ". q. Roberts nul e. l.. ssilules,
Milwaukee, 81; H. l.. Burtlfck ana MIL. Ycw-
la!c, u,ul C. f. Armttagc, Milwaukee, 9s; L. b.
BolCns, Afad!son .statts'Aam, 20; AtYood 4: Cul-
yer, Madison Juarutl, 439l; Geosgu l.aylner a,ld
pentes and II. 4. Teuny, Madison 1tairtot, 6o1s.
Mr. Balcis llas do1lo the, state printing for the
Inst two years IT. ~ per cont discount, and It
viii 1e noticed lis Ltd WIS lishcr than ANY other
AtAdls0n printer.
, 1876-08-02

llntpiro-Nr Hantx, Of the indianapolis Club.
FFst base By errors-LouisyIile, .; Chicago, y.
Huns asnctl-Luu!syile, i Chicago. 4.
nascs On called balls-nasMes, Anson, mud Ryan.
f., Iasss!l = a. balls-snytsE, =; White, l.
Donbfs plays-spat1lng, White, and Anson, /;
pctcfB. narnea. nnd hcVcy, I.
TIKI HARTRoRDs DEFEAT THE ATIiLKrlC1.
Special Dispatch 10 Tie Tribune.
Interesting gatno was pinycd hcre Tits after
lioon between the lIa1tfortis and AthletEys.
Tho Athletics went tu hat first, and, upon IN
cxcnsab1a errors of Ferguson and nond, scored
three runs, but, through tho sharp tleldIng Of
their opponents, nude but ono run thereafter.
THE batting display was irst-clnss, The visiting
club showing. beat At tlle lat, though creltld
with fower tsasv hits than the IIartfortls. In
the second Inning Coo1's Severely injured mis-
sen tho balance of tlie ganc, Really brilliant
play nlarkcd both clubs In the field anu but.
1ho sG0rc is as fullows:
, 1876-08-02
EnUEATIONAI,
LAW SCHOOL,
HARVARD UNIVERSITY,

The academic year 1878.'117 will begin m Thurs.
day. Sept. 9a. The examination 70. advanced
standing win berit nn Thurrtlay. .acrt. %. att a.
Il. A. thc beginning nf thc academic yrar 1s77-
IN, AMI nftcfwasd., applicants for admission wto
are mt g.ndnntea Of Colleges will he required 10
pa. preliminary cxam,intfon. ~ the E'cennng
u ne academic year 1871. r. the Faculty wifi add
d,dase. iar siegsee who enter tho chool after Tho
academic year 1b7U'77 will be examined In The en-.
tire course Of th.ce years. They mint alsD be
members af thr Schnoi nt least two yeArs. Fur in.
fns!hAtInn, nnd fur circulars xtytnH full particulars,
MhIte.s ,luIj.s H. ARS(lI.tl Lll,rurtnn.
, 1876-08-02
AT ROCK ISLAND, Hi.

Epse1u7 LHgpdstH 70 2hd 7H6HH6.
DAvEsroHT, 1n., Aug. LIN Rock Island, 1t
about 8 o'rlocls Tits afternoon, firc hrokc out
II, tho sfaying-room of ArawnlI, Dcnk1nan g.
Co.'s largc saw-,aill, md spread With such great
raphlfty that IN al hour thu mill WINS complete
ruin, The total 1oss Oh building, machinery,
lumber, lxth and shingles, amounts to S:IVN N}J;
Insurance about $100l0 by the fire about sixty
men arc thrown out OF work.
, 1876-08-02

Stkcfat Eispdtch to 7H6 Tribune.
ToNo.rro, Aug. 1.-The Shamrock Lacrosse
Club, Of Montreal, has challenged the Toronto
Club to a match for frnm IS uNl tn $4,000 on
any ground III Cauadn, bnrring Toronto.
, 1876-08-02

SAN Francisco, CAL, Aug. la billiard tour
nancnt commenced laat night, GARNER and slos-
son playing Il snatrh Of BM points, French ca-
RUNS. Garn!cr won by ~ points. Slosson ,nat|u
tho best run, scoring 2:n. Tonight DAILY anl
Sexton play.
, 1876-08-02
TIE CANAL.

unrpoxron7, Ill.,, Aug. 1.-Annnsp-prorM Mon
tauk, Lockport, $40 brls -four, 200 bsls meal; prop
Whale, Seneca, 2, l50 BIT corn, !, a50 bu oats.
CIxAnEp-nrst!ans, Morris, liz, 700 It lumber;
Tempest, spar1and. q, 32o # ln.nhcr: GEop Peer
orja, l iU3 It lumber 20, 450 lath; lipsey unecn.
PEORIA IS, 987 It lumber, 3, 65o lath; Iron Ciai,
ottawa, e. b04 It lumber.
, 1876-08-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

,hsW YoAk, Aug. .-ArriYcl-Stca1ncrsA Abys-
F1, FsIa, Liverpool; ssate OF indiana, Glasgow;
\. eAs FnANcIsCo. Aug. 1.-saiied-Par Mall
'ssaa1ss Maska for aougkuus, yia Yokohama.
, 1876-08-02

Ep<ctat Dtspatrh ia 3ns 7Hohhs.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Ang. l.-AahtSan-seh1o
Nov London, G.. II. WARRINGTON.
CtnAnEp-l,rops E. D Halo, Vicnnat Rchfs Ve.
roma, Alvs, Bradley c. II. wsss!naton.
pAssEp UI-psops st. Pan', st. Louis
uouNp powy-Cnyahogn, J. L. uurd.
, 1876-08-02
PROVED FATAL,

Spfefai Dttpatrh t0 71s Tribune.
tkonIA. ILL.,, Aug. IA laborcr named Rob
eft Cox, Whosu foot was crushed few days ago
Injuries. ~
, 1876-08-02

0&AI1l11J 0OIVVI@t
Preparatory, Aoadomio, and Collegiate,
CLIFTON SPRINGS, N. ",
VIII open Sept, 13 1sT1. Itooma large, elegantly
fnrntthed. hta:ch by steam, and iightetl h{ gas.
public examinations ~ exhibition.
FFof. u. H!essner, an experienced Instructor and
composer, w!ll have charge ii the Department Of
MnElc
Dr. Henry Fosses will have charge Of Tue l!eaisa
Department.
Dr. Neo,Ec Lontnis will have the government Of
the scht,i, 10 whom alt communications should be
addFentel Send fur circular
, 1876-08-02
A ST, L{)tNs INVFsTMENT,

UT LVUJ4 EStMENJt
Ut. LOUIS, Aug. 1,-'Ils llitesntan Savings
Bank here closed lts doors to-day, and will 70
Into liquidation. AL current depository ac-
counts Will b. settled a. soon "a tho assets csp
, 1876-08-02

speciat M.patcA to 7at Tribune.
Porr lIunos, Mich, Ang, 1.-DovH-Fropo
japan, Starueca, Jarvis Lord ami consofs, Aft
zonn and bargcs.
ur-props Ontario, htary 1'ring1c, ontonagon anu
barges; schrs Grace Greenwood. Lively hofosF1,
1lud1ey. Fcl1nwcrnft star Morning 8tnr, Evening
Star, james Couch, George N. Casc, Homer
WHp-N0tth, gentle; weather anc.
, 1876-08-02

=, NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Ia daughter Of Jales
A'eanlet, aSrsl u months, fill intu bucket Of
sa1cs to-day nnl was drowned.
, 1876-08-02

AT CRESCENT, n, 2.
TROY, N. y, Aug. IA large portion Of tho
Village Of Crescent was burned this morning.
The loss Is SO, Con.
, 1876-08-02

Special Dtspatch to The Tribune.
EaIE, Pa, Aug, 1.-DErArTUHEs-FoE Chicago,
gcAr q. 8. uazzarl, with /, 700 tens coal.
, 1876-08-02
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST =, 1876

r. EvGrs 4. X. Ioua Hoy.
william 11otlgca' br. N. Minnie Taylor.
william, Il. parlinxF cls. &. SHEley x.
J. j.. Dwcllea br. 4. Wnr1ef.
DurrAto, Aug. 1.-Eicht Thousand people
attended, the rarcs totlny. The weather was
fine, The trnck fast, and the rontestA very cx-
, 1876-08-02

ritttbHrr, :a.t Enl, IN. Cullcsc Cutrsc embraces
MI tho Departments U! Higher Educatlun. Goy.
rEnrcns y that of frtncd ChsIstiun hnn,r. }.o-
catst. :l!i Milcs from tile heart f the rity FREQ
from tn*t md aInokr. eAsv Of accera, end mr.
Aurpastc1 fnr beauty aud ecenety. season ol@i!s
Sept. IL. Fnr catalogues apply auEtr to tho Hes.
Tilfs Z. STItf}Htl, 1l.D., r1esl4rnt.
, 1876-08-02

ct MARY75 SCHOOL,,
Knoxville, Knox County, III.
Tie Episcopal Church Scioni for GIrlr. In thu
ninth year nf succc4ssul operation. Unsurpassed
fur ts healthy location. Frrt-elns. III nil it's al,-
rnlbimcnta. Challenges comparison with the test
Eaxtern schools. Send fur a ReXtsttr.
L. ". LEFFlStiWELL, Hector.
, 1876-08-02

The Irving Institute. Tnrrysnwn. on- lInircn. re-.
oi'cns Sept I. ThoEoREh instruction and train.
ing. The following gentlemen nrr patrons Of tic
Schaol: II. 7. FairchiId. III. Wcrt a7lh-xt-, New
York; Mr. u Chann.e, chief Engineer Eric HAIL.
way. New York: thr t!sv. ueorxe Il. stone, II. H.,
Tatrytuwt, y. y, Circulars from
a, ANMAGSAC, PRINCIPAL.
, 1876-08-02

Rye, .for particulars address Mrs. y. I,rr.
ss':s. hisaso. II H. LHM Ja;a IL I5nt I5th lH1 Hssa HS1
!ute'.,rs. - lretllets, 6? .ludunis. graiua,es
Trrnn. -. Ad4ft.s Y. I. NEaslbW. ssSfsssry.
\VEsr ESi, ISsrlTGTE. FANNY SCHOOL, EOH
,ir. i.9ME !l1ir. alts. >. I! LADY. Principal, New
SwAETlIMoEE c9LLgGE,. ron n0T1l SEXES;
nn.er care pf E5l.nd9 Az expenses co.c1td "
l1lullLASD MILITARY AOApEMY, wUl.cRs.
trr ~. prclarr4 1ta graduates for ton2in audlnx
posttl4na III culliuuu Al4 scientific puI1uIta.
, 1876-08-02

lHSINl& MI1.tT.tKf ACADEMY,
Lake View. III. t'ltar ChtcagOl, npnnf sUl't. q,
lAitt; location elevated ahA htalthful. Trn ucrcs
ptay Eronn.!a E,ursn Ut stutllrs extensive. t'nrc
fu! oversight Of ths morals a1. tIAnnrrs Of rlets
FoHE Ter idrnt Prufcesore. SeA for cai1loErn, I'D.
'rtAs Irwin: Military Academy, liz WuthEngtan'
ST., Chtcasu, III.
IL. H. LnE, President,
t'hpt. j. J.CkAUnk lIILI, Con1manuhnt.
, 1876-08-02

f:Ll:SDtf.E FEMALE COI.!4Et;E.
The twGnfy,ttrt cnlIcs!nt. ycnr Of this wc!l'knovn
ettnlhsted Institution vii! ctltEcct Sept 10. 1t
ajrcan 70 tta p?tt aucccss. It. rMltabe lnc<:I, and
tie Recommendation If En~c WIN tnow II hest rs IT,
guarantee u ktlt public fut the fntufH.
MAnHMiE t:Aitt!l.lNI; RIyE.
with highly futfRtE nssDeAtra wilt continue u
duet tlc Musical department. Far cat ta.'xHe and -.
fnrnattn1, nIrcf%. trrct1forr ley. L. H. POTTER
COVERT. -
, 1876-08-02

MOUNT fEhNUh MthITAKf ACADEMY.
Morgan Park tncar ChtrAgo). Capt. Ed y. Kirk
Talent. Tres. llrnry 7. Wright, PRINCIPAL.
The fall term commences Thurtllhy, hrpt. II.
ls1i. The tehoul, nntsr new n,anarcp,ent, will
afford largely Increased fac!litra fr tharunJh IT.
htfuct!un. For further Information ami circulars
Morgan Park. Cuok County, H., OF liz Monroe.
, 1876-08-02

sr. Louis, No.. Aug Ia tornado parsed
tser Bahlnore Township, Cass County, Ma.,
saturday nsurnIng Lust, destroying several
dwellings and other buildings, apd seriously In
]ilrtns crops atMl other farm pr0lucts. Mrs.
urDtgc Webb was Instantly killed. Her mother.
mlaw Was fatally Injured, nnd an fntunt belong.
llG TO Jacob Rayll0T was Killed.
, 1876-08-02

u und II South Bheliun st.. ont e4arc eos: Of Union
1nrk.
Fourteenth year 0rcns Srrt. II. Able Professors In
oil the cFarl C.nssicu1. Ens1ah. Art and Mn.
x!ra. Elncutloh specially. s'ntcr rnf I. II. lsoGt.
The .n01rr.. nnEHls* In cllurZe 1T nallve trhcter
Ample Recommendations sGr l1lth tusstlng anti tiny
ptiVtls. MlS, Gtst.{st isttAcIpAl
, 1876-08-02
TWO IN ONE.

Tins combined wc have two 4ruud medical scents In
onc.each If which lerf"rnls ts fanci!o, and unit ry
pnssrr ever scfUrs compounded Ii tle history Ut ntdl.
clue. Try ote, PRICE. 35 GEMS.
Hold by nil nrnkxsssa. md Nrni on receipt
Of 70 ccntH l0r enc, ti.25 for slx, ar ta2.3l
hy WEEKS d. POTTER, PFoprictoru, 1soAlnn,
1gnAA.
, 1876-08-02

CHICAGO BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAIL2oAD.
VSputs, fUt 0f Lakn.st lrttaIia ay., aa S4tcuuth-
A.. and Canal antl statccnia'4Ls. Ticket Uneea -
ClArk-yt., and al drrute. "
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12


Every Evsning appeared on Monday look
ing really we'll. It is now the width of the
HERALD and about three-eightbs of an inch
longer, both being as near the same size as
possible. 1t ought to be able to stand upon
its own merits, and not assume to be the
leading paper in Delaware. If editorials,
telegraphic matter, and local news make
q newspaper leading-then the HERALD
leads by long shot. Our neighbor claims
to have larger circulation than all the
dailies combined. It knows-or ought to
know that to be untrue. The HERALD has
as large, or larger circulation in Whining
ton than Evsry Euentmg; much larger in
many Of the surrounding towns, and we are
qnite certain of beating e. II. before the
year is out. Evsry EJsnimg is very good
penny paper, and has one great advantage
it is largely sustained by an act of Assem-
bly,, continued upon the statute books, by
the cuteness Of Senator from this county
We hope our neighbor will 80 rapidly pros.
per, as to be compelled to enlarge again, be.
fore the close ofthe Centennial year.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12
ICE DEALERS.
PRICES FOR 1875:

mo. 8 East Second Street on,
Fifteenth and King 6ts., Wilmington nof nna
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12
DO YOU WANT A COUNTRY HOME

With the return Of Spring, aud the Joy
GUS renewing OF bud and blossom, the eyes
Of city people naturally turn to the coun-
try. The HERALD has quite a number Of
readers in Philadelphia, and by its large
sales at the depot to passing travel lers,
many times larger than all the evening
papers together, it is quite au tai to point
out the great.advantage New Castle county,
possesses for those seeking country homes.
Thus far the citizens of Philadelphia
have not turned southwardly in search Of
homes. If we draw line from Borden
town in New Jersey, across the Delaware,
through Bucks, Montgomery and Chester
counties, to the neighborhood Of West
Chester. we find within it, thousands Of
country seats and villas, belonging to citi-
zens Of Philadelphia, or persons doing bus
iness therein.
The water throughout this entire region
il hard, and provocative Of dysentery.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12
THE PEOPLE MUST BE CON
SUITED,

We have received many letters from
angry correspondents, about "the slate
being made for Delegates to St. Louis
Electors, etc.
We do not pretend to say how far it il
true, but we have heard it sententieusly
said by we'll Informed official, residen
in this city: "The slate is made up" A
like we'll informed politician, ina neigh.
boring hundred, said the same thing 6
few days ago.
Who are the men who assume the pow
er to snake up slates," and thereby
rule out the aspiring active ant
useful young men of the party
The men whose names are written upol
'the slate" are good Democrats; but tn,
wrong is the denial of popular election
and choice. Strong, self-reliant and con
cious Of being right, the Democracy de
mand an open fair contest, and no secre
conolaves or caucuses. The will of tn
people shall be supreme in the popula
conventions, and these ought to be NOR
than mere assemblages for ratifying g,
slate" Open fair play! No States!
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AE14hOvINIAN ihsUnn pTIe1ll
The 1ersegovinian In1urrectie wasfsy
|cognis from the first aslikely 70 leaa ato
tie downfall Of the Turkish dominion in
Europe. The spiritless manner in which
ths Turks hsvs endeavred 70 maintain
their supremacy, combined with obstinate
determination Of the insurgents to continue
the fight despite their weakness, does not
promise we'll for very long continuance
of the Mehommedan rule west Of the
Boephorus. With the opening Of Spring,
the rebels against the authority Of the
Sultan of Turkey, are resuming offensive
operations with an intensity that can
scarcely fail to lead to important results
before many months. Thi1 insurrectionary
movement will he Of greater consequence
than that started several years ago in
Cuba, and which up to the present time,
has achieved no results of value to any
body, for the reason Of the ousinterest
involved, and the danger that the very
irregular conflict now being waged, will
result in general war between the ma
tions concerned in the preservation Of the
balance Of power in southeastern Europe
The conflict now appears to have reached
the stage where the hatred which exists
between the Mahommedans and the
Christians is beginning to show itself in
acts of pure atrocity, such as in these days
are unheard of among people who deserve
to be called civilized. 1t seems as if the
Russian Government has been secretly
engaged in stirring up this strife. and
in encouraging the insurgents to hold out,
and the prospects now are that before the
summer closes events will occur which will
effect great religions, political and social
changes in southeastern Europe. As the
ineffciency and the essential powerlessness
efthe Sultan's Government becomes more
and more evident, the insurrectienary
spirit receives more encouragement, and
the Turks every day find themselves con-
fronted with new enemies. The conflict
although only desultory and irregular
one, promises to reach a character that
will demand positive action on the part Of
other great powers, which they have up
to this time, been unwilling to take.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12

SEcoR RoBEsoN's lines are becoming
more and more circumscribed day by day
The Naval Committee have gone over q
large amount of testimony, embracing
criminality in every branch of the service
The country will be more surprised in Robe.
sons case than they we're in Belknap's case
The revelations will not be confined to 9
few, dozen, or hundred briberies and
robberies. From Robeson's own reports 9
statement so damning will be made, that
not single protest can be made by hi
party friends. Robson cannot escape i'm.
peachment.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-12
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