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New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.

COLORED CHILDREN'S SCHOOL IN HARLEM.
.ug NIGHT SCHOOL FoR ADULTS WELL AT1ENDKD--
NEED OF rn&RE BENG A DAY SCHOOL 10"
CHI DKES.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: About five months ago three noble
hearted workers ths " philanthropy started 'Ae
project of u sht school in III rien specially desiSued
for colored adults Of both sexes. The success oi e
project has been not only cbecrn; 0uS absolutely asCIF
isAing Few persons among the most enthusiastic
friends Of tie colorei would have expected so
much eagcrnes and steady perseverance,. After work
ing a y instead OF using the evening for enjoyment
az most white people wodd 30 under the same orcn-
stances they assemble pUBctullly and stu'y fatiimB
md eagerly IRON tsll 10 O'Clock Ga two evenings OF
each week
scboo is held in the public school building on One
hundred and IA, tscnta-st. Tbs average attendance Is
81. The pupils range in age from II u o. noS' oi
tbom bsiu. between Il and %. They study the
branches ordinarily taught in The public Schools anu
n not fy sda the whites Ot the same soth sc'c III
oapacty. they far surpaSs them IN eaGerhcss =" h''
these facts put sance the caumny so oIten hns at
them by their enemies in regard to Incidence ana StHpd
ftyi Do not colcrcd peOie evince far more ahxe'y 10
se.ure the blessings Of education and tit themselves Tor
,itizeDsp than most of tho foreigners on WHOM we
souander 50 many thousands annually VII not THESE
parents if they get taste OF learning he teh'Oid moro
anxious TO secure IN ar-e measure ior tAer chiiHei
those adS ait2Ses which they 80 eagerly coV'I o' '
seveS and % which Hey make such splendid u'e, IS Is
demonstrated b. ton. month experienced No lhthce
OF anv kind has u=ed 10 jud-cc co0red people 10
etend thcsr se.oos. They have come soel' from tteI
sense OF nccf And vet; Ead ties been thiua' NO g.
lar instead u being allow ct Cqn rights WIN ti "hIlra
in the use Of A piGc school building tacy "oh'i I'Nt
fet the insult aoeu ), would have shown lIst mug
na ion hy siayiny away . ,..--.---.- ... o..
Row why do ~; ine school authorities come up TO
thTr dntv aud gi,c these people their rights hy csI-
Tshinc day school fGr their chldr,af lLtLr " "
betwe.n 30 ard 90 CnlJret children N Harlem VINO are
prlctiralN excluded IrO'u tle OyeiS'oWdcE nio.lc
Schools TnCrr is indeed, coJipj school on Fyfl!
sesont-Sf., nC.r Siuh ave-; Dut l. IL nor AOSi "
rcuGIrc .te chiircB travel 50 Tar, nD-I o 'I' Ny
on Zoo, not The school authorities ka"W t..l ltt
ii',veu canned "a ,p that tourney atone IGey would
h, brui al!y iuSuted aud crowded ont ~ kth'i 9" 81
srang eoouaI 10 drtcni themselves, tAey nn 10 20
vo9k. The miserable policy oi requiring l!ho eSu-
drrn TO w,ik s,.Ie tAan (. mile aud r!te io-r M"t
through Wntel's and -uf1ners He't = r,HtC-
CALI deprvinS them of tror rights ittog''h'f NnN,
canuni thr .abrc scEOU authorities De rud,y 10 i'is
duty Cln they not Se Vcr.u.dct 10 90 thtNo Door
peoNe Justice a2d give ihcm t4er rights under ths I'd
Vol a.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
TIiDE% RATHER THAN HAYES.
, ,bs EJty,r gt m. VrlIyu.

SI,: IS none OF the reasons that induced
me ;,tc iJr Mr.. Greeley are baaEc"l hy equally
strong to Leaf 10 vote f,r sir Hayes. nos
rresstiby lawn toward tn latter candidate. UnrS,
IaE TiuECSE show tEat NJ. TIdcn ~ worthy an
proved. and lacking in abnity, am ITr,slsoly drawn
toward hu. iL- lie MOI Shown himself practically e
rr!ouncrl q. -. Lord Will rot dcuy IT, Has he sur-
ouulod liGlsUi wign YciJis and "syotulr,iy mcu
Can YOU siy he mas Is L. urt ~ fact Thoroughly
upuc,t ilau, aud B.d Ui tNtT1U'Illtry executive
ability Has Ac no. gone - tic Ir""t ~ Hs parry, IN
spite 90 tiu lower lcyr uf rNp"dlc,y, and become itS
Itdi,r because he ha. courage to u urljr AID carry
prOhiH treasures ui reform. tac roaity O Which
the Canal EtnZ m YOUr state viii nJi qcstpI and tie
bench RS lie of winch the cNU people ~ the cortry
wtd not Rave forgotten IN November ICNtf I! the Re-
paDCu uIc Jirrs nave Ictn hU,.u-, t0 tAr country
tjey hay" c'riuly been wearing "a sin ,uidr ds
cuso. would II not De- well that tiry Sh0IId take oil
ihpiF c"a- Tor season, and eGa The ad ~ trained and
gii'ei minds 90 tar improve mont uf the business utrTt
Of The cpuuiry IL these trpuhiuus t1ucsi W.
soLguFk, y. D., July ;. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
REPUBLICANS AND THE TRIBUNE.

SIR: am Republican and patty man.
| graduated IN politics under Horace Greeley aud
the Old TRIBUNE. For years l respected, lo'ed'
and followed the good old man. and swore oy
tho paper when the old phlian'hroplSt was
bitten by the Presidential snake we parted com
pauy; my party allegiance ana The old leaVen OF aoo
ZION forced me into direct antagonsm to both man ana
usuer Tie sacrifice great 10 ne; IL was pfeaFinh
lou schod gods, indeed. To say was rased Hcn tut
did papcr again wheeled into line, would be putting u 700
tam.,y ( was dcirgbtei. | talked aDgu, IL 10 nj my
friends d found iAc feeling gen raj std 10 .lfh
Ler Us renew our first love; let subscribe, read ahc
uush the old paprr together we Lave fousht tAe ptr
of the rebflli0n the same oppohehts now Du
with different. nat cry, aud shoulder W shOnuer we
rln aclin srcrce!." The uuyCsl response =, ige,
aul biirrah for Hayes and Whee!er" went snalSh'
.rd or,icrci = IGIrTSE from my paper cIIIior
Atlc lOra, July 10, 1876 GEORGE b hCh AIiEhs'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
NnrPENDEyr. Undecided.

Fo the razor or The Trt6une.
SIR: Having with many others in this town
snip followed Sir Greeley in 1872 cut OF what was taen
known AZ Republican psry The question now Il as
crs,cd among "What course shall We pursue in the
coming strugcel" n. as has been ntimated In soIne
rewspapers the party mnnasemen "a TO be given over
o. Nr Couknc aud hs supporters in the event ot th
IN Of ~ n YES ard lass o. men are 2"
occupy not ouy the lDy positions N IEe party bN t!a
Government of .cs t.en vest majority u ne SOU
rotor To- g. g. vote tho DT 'c-a'ic ticker ana take to
,lpre4 h.r. Il.ru i-s the same AT INV OF non
sty into Nations. G"yr.1n tHat ne liS i'Io ti'
IA, tnysrnrirnt win tie hope lso ,haJ bis views on
fbr t9aucat ton may bn adopted, and that be WI
eve 20 tn S1tn lat protection fh Nas b'en iSAtd io
l,y al paItlc. in that section OF tno country.
A. b. IULTOSIAM
Slao.aria CO.. y. J., July 10, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
T.. 8. BONDS AT Low INTEREST.


SIR: Congress has been wasting time over
matters oiIess importance whe an un 5ua'W favorable
oppYrnity has offered for saving interest on the
N,tona debt by issuing long bonds at per cent inter
est Tie unprecedented accumulation "f capital In the
money ccn;crs ~ Europe Is that opportunity. Inc os'
%; nee in TurxiSh. Egyptian ana SoI'h Am"rcin
bonds h4 stopped all outflow In toso directions me
rcc " tons Government gaDa' but one INA. 70 pun II
on par cent basis and that thing ls IRE It'Nal
by ;uni!n 0f lTg cSted national notes Il' iues-
non - pO,s b- paper Payment Out ol mo Way bo"t
with 81 tu 30 wears ~ iui. paving per cent ntnTr.t
with po sport option, nIgh. - nG1t easily ~ pf' We
iud the ouly ,rl3 hOnus wicL awe po-tiNe lhe lnr
uItn.f llt auh tf il riy tJIc and lGtls year" on
ic Is ncr cents Dt ST. hrmying now p!c" mat n'ls
only ia prr cent the Ca-n invested. Inc suohR
',rn'r, o. investors For long bon l' would utmost o.
nuitc cover ins difference. and beyond qurSon ,he ~
cr.tsrI s.r-u,t vcn OuY credit abroad Dy funding tue
Qr..npnr,, would br more than cnoig' Ihc blSh ftf
81 nc..at nG our GoyerD"nt bonds IN addition 10 ti'
direct loss au iniucy al Avc to borrow, hccp
ing no rate, Tor capital tat rei!n ia business caio
of,rt 20 nav Wr, tle option bonds ont 0f the
Yay a sensible improvement; wOGl follow IA me gtrra
mirtct for loans Un 'lnr. j. D. "LLlS
IJJ,., july -, 1S.6.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
INDEPENDENTS FOR HAYES.
I

SIa: have Just read Gov. Hap ess letter OF
acc.ui8nc. of tao Presidential nominations ,t - a
.trli.htio.S ri and manly ,.cuAcut, ana @nl eL'iJ
cIs ION Ia the minds II t.!La.g Ic OK the sincerity
,u y add abui,y - t, author. !cc assured That .ic
fhcrh AID In.ep nicIt voter vii rally "a the support
II ayc, anI Wheeler nr it - cA"t 'ot l. strong at
both eld- AMI ih.t VIII day Dy LAY. III stand
TAX - by a.. Liberals end InirpDBi'us four 'ears a-o
las bDruc s nuts. aai Nc have now c"ni'1i"S Tat
10 pa ttI ,"tiIy support. Ev Wr uf,tt uI iug
uurfi Convention nuildr -'r'u-nr r'tH 'h. i's
new, anJ la tie Nomination Oi htth'. .iooi H. H'rs
have -Nr e.. a ~ Who's" uASt career and pr--'ut as
.tlerrrs lu.l,cst. 600" iu.ufr "f s"'- r~t ~
,r.. Ia ami I-d'.u. It i-"r DrrN' cU Ui" .trnT
,.l ,,r,..r- 10 do good am r!ir'ru work for Guy.
lave, .i. ..Jr.l-. Uf, ais u"t tf's r.a'i5,.
Irl rpa}.u, Dn. +" -,rutr LN E''in '''h 100 ~ u u'.
... bt WI, sou.l. uy fsr ult.t ls ur' ill' 90 as'
..y.ulu. anon u-i Aua thuGFH ir t.lr, OIt 81
tu." ly I'D, Size pa, i4t t'l.r aL G PEG t'H> oi
GOV iI,.rs u~, u- .u t,r lr. Iuat " nos tlr y'ius
.I,i 60 -.t lu.m T,git. T. Nru" 49,, '"'f..'tlN,
t,.a,fd \. 4. .iuIy IA, l-.b. CFKElI H. NsiIIH.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
A HARMFUL COMPROMISE.

SIR: do not find, in looking over the politl-
o oeJ that there is great cause for rejoicing among
Tndeuendnt, or that the Of reform IA secure Dy
the nominations made at Cincinnati Indeed, deploro
the general satisfaction which is shared by the baser OF
the party leaders but feel that where s"ch
diseorl,nt elements party corruption ana what wa
ovod to hc tc reform arc hr:nOnized the result can
only he an extension OF those evils when me AlDeca
ueoplo have suffered during the present Adnstraon
i, ~ saiI that iho Administration faction have Deer
defeated at Cincinnati This NAV be true IN tntlr not
being able to nominate their man, but toy th-y ae
in power in th parry and VIII cohtihuh o NC M 10
tney Will work Cor it, and he Ia fool whO cannot sc.
that they will have their reward. Where are ne llrn
who signed the address OF tine Faith Avenue
A one who e. gned thai instrument, desire 10 snow pn
MANY OF the sgners inenl To carry out tne dtciaton
az ineuepdcnce contained therein Are the StDlebleh
vino favored "A co ,scieuc. vote ready T. Note thoy
are let US hear from them. One who VIII cat suen
vote is IHh mENBbh INV" A'"" "
Trenton, S. j., June "a, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
Dtinrars Ea,e- Gap. jane 20, 1876.
GOV. HAYES Nor A POLITICIAN.

SIa: la your issue of yesterday a College
Professor characterize, the npna, ion GOV Hayes
. statesman as a farcs II means ,h,t GOV. I,yes
has been leading politician, admit the tpilh oI
IN. charge. In sense thrt politician is ono VINO
seeks political prefcrEen, who works the wires ia con
yeniiOIs and primaries to ai,anceucnt Of
himself Gov Hayes never becn politician II lie
means that Gov. Hayes ras not gdto.;al rcIa.a
ton Ike Blaine OF Bristow, tHCl | HOli have hi'a
remember thut Abraham Lincoln comparatively
unAnown. But II be had road L.ncolus DEBATES with
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
PERSONALITIES.
TTE CHANGES AGAINST MIR. TlLpsS.
~ gy;yo."of Tbs TribUue

To the EGifOr or IHP iFiO"Hc'
SIR: quite agree with you in deprecatlng
personalities in elcytions but lh' ohj''oH must be
limit TO what IS fa'sc and not extended 10 what ~ true
poiifiollv Mr. Tiidcn IL known rs man oi mo klho
called Cpprcriead" during the war, rs IA o.i Tam
many Chcr and especially % Chairman "t the Demo
cratic state CoIu!urr In the latter position Mt id'i
lad him-.' open crave Ers teton u winLnE ~ ct'-
lion frauds and certainly after they were proved ai 10
word Of apology or them Upon these political grohha'
Mr. TIdan CrlO according to TIE TRIDCNG. desires @n
AGGRESSIVE" ctwpiigu may hn very Ero'G'y a''.l''
But q {, Mt 80 riiA personalities. 1He I'r' persona
f,p,c. of candidate not 20 Dc brought h,o can
b. r.s.tc tbic people, 'uI least D 81 'It LAS
charges snt.tus Gs oGtrBvtrr hii line charges a.
fr.ud. lrrg tnsTCs' a. Erp'S KIM Aii "pohr "c-
-trctivr society, properly % M in'uc'h
For eNunrlf. Mr rildcu ass become mill ma 70 Nv
rCr.nstrncHs "a roa., At least two .u:s aIn pchih$
AGAINST hu, vhch allcgc rtun ~ conducting tula s'o
Eau -a| i.c~' CuG'E'' 1Ic iI'tr4tI''
or inlt,s,, hut they mad" under 'rth ahd may
90 irir l. ,..ri ilcrrA tbat LnTl cVu cUuld a.
ret br hes Or hat The '. ~ Dad COT forge noni;
bp ls,i, nf them cpn'es., t5c-' crimes. 'ih us
y.s1I 10 hcIi,Ye Mr Tidsn person lly hnrtsr; bat
ch,.s % fraud 20 Frov-l 1Sai,t hmm Ffu-' whose
ytas ho ass Ir tt III h ull. Of P"5l"n 90" chil'icn
90 TIE tes:uuruy lIo ard con. IH - spectre tHttts
uatls in al regal preceding a" NOT {" thr
rlss co. a., InditicS IA b. cN'u !y i"h u d1Lits-
-. e iva =. AHY'h'u. inat n - tie h}',Ht o.
pr.idrnti, t,pd date esirr1lir rc'pn"r. ought %
~ examined AMI fted with the utmo.; c-rn. Yours
,.,,rrJ.piy, EiihS AiLaa
btnnc,s.ga IT, July g. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
vur TEIBuNn IN ONO.
~ ~ "|'''"''
To the EdtfDr Of me FribHHe

70 n e IU IIIF OF NJ TT Y nc
SIR: In speaking Of Gov. Hayes yOu say,
Tsl IElutNG se tiny, wa!r4 support him So stren-
ro.sly wnou p, was Gchfn. h' gallant neh Tor hard
rorcs against he Allen md Cary w.dusn last year. can
Gud no fan.. with hi~ uoAi alton BOW" can only say
TuE BrvE was r.h IN n and d, certainly right no..
- wa, cc 20 T,Ir iaB tp.n 80 uuy other rlr
.cc lAat Gov Ilsts was elected T.c car Bcf qs- ion
,l, i, means oi dvilHs thr Democrats - 'f,ctpt'E
.inr rv u,c entirely lost tArr strength and uas,
truu. oven az .., state lost FIE TElBUSE ia MA
ra placed u tle tuGs uf ur !y every rrIt'r III" On
ir.urly low ,rI.s al which 70 L. u,rusIcd during the
li II make q fIe most desirable news Gpt in tn'
urd states. II wili exert more influence ~ the ricc
fnn uI gHs ana MAoJ.cr tUan a. the o,ri5 combined
lir beet Way To- H IA is 10 introduce I EE IEibuNE.
tatr, very g.g.sn'fui'y, H. \. SI.YEN5oS.
Sfndushg, ohio, Juiy y, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
THE PEOPLES CANVASS.
AN INDEPENDENT WHO REJECTS HAYES.
IA fhr Ediior of The Trtbune.

SIR: In the course of your editorial upon the
Cincinnati nominations You employ the following IAN
euace "Tur TRIBUNE certainly, which supported hiia
t(oy Hayes, 40 streuuously when he was ngh'lbS HIS
nlant ght for hard money against the Allen ana Crey
rncdmen ast year. can md no fau with his nomination
now The Liberals and Independent Rofoners VINO lent
all their strength 10 his canvass in 1873 will sustain hn
N the trials OF broader but easier fcld, etc. "hne
ths passage does not In uneqnv0cal terms oecru ,i
THE TKIBUSE viii support t!e Aulhlstthi9,n q,
date for the Presidency In thc npprnNhi'k
fas so little short formal avOWal that 'ti
10 ask Won u1n bank, II "a this compleNlu ou u'o
come at lasti "A Miss Fnnny Squcers ieatfuy TnGr
rortei her friend at mrnent"us crisis In acir ro'a
tions % each other, q" Is this the hend III, ..o,,
nj ted tbluk the friends of the paper have rght 20
know IT, and not be left IN the DARK unl te "u'c,
of tho actual consunmIton For an ola !lloha mrp n @
GENT neii her 20 support TIA" Grant rh
dilafe nor to cpririju,c cent 10 any Jmtrh Ti,t
does IN "uS nse al or abel an9lh.f sof n ~ @ and tb,
s,r.ti1n and ia srtcliircs arain't thc r9Il' n n
resources of the iOI..-,1nefiDg ana nNtiattn A"i'
people. between AZ Dc iflili. l'coPctI"I r,rs
MLf0rd, Penn, June 10, 1875 ~ L. hI"'''
Mr. Lewis viii ploaso to understand that he makes
no contribution" to this journal If he doesn't gel
value received for every cent he spends tor MS SUD
scrpon he had better stop it at once. For the rest
TIE TRIBUNE expects to purstoin TINS ana I'D All SUD
.cGusnt canyasses the independent poicyto "hicht
has long been committed-taking an honest ana J'i-
di,ia, survey of the field when the NOMINATIONS are
made and the circumstances surrounding thein are
fully known and flvOring those candidates whose
triumph seems most likely TO advance the principles
of government Tor which 1t Las 80 long contended.
Any reader who disaes this course and prelelS a
ptper which hasiens 10 put on party collar, Is al
perf.ct liberty TO 90 wih his money where he thinks
hc can more nearly get the worth OF it.-Ld.I
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
Ssaoaarie CO.. y. J., July 10, 1879.
\ REFoRNER INrLRArvELY NEEDED.

IN th> EditDr NJ me Jrtb"He'
SIR: Iod seem to ro,aId GOV. Hayes very
f,yo ably can judge ~ MS future only " his paap
suI believe t,re il hing IN il % warrant you an"
iae M concluding taat Tho country in ain VIII witnes
,uy matcla. cSang" tor tho bcrc We ne' most oTi-
pl1t ta,lv - psJl1urcd emphatic r'sormar, man wio
D.n r both Sorh aud south, whose coy ciOps are
"a. ur,fYud q, Iuthcr4 were Wru be- Wout TO Worms la
..I iu tIr ..yiu,ulou, Necessity %. tIF4dHU .ih'e
and marc The stauG.rd OF living uu.t ID lowered, eX
fl...g.f,a cya,r. aud luuus ~ and rteU'Mt bc-ln.
il. tl,i II .r nation Csu Htlp tH"" ioIilnS miluun-
~,ul. rfu'iv not NV 10y rrvcru' brit more hy example
{ .rr,ury favored Mr.. Greeley. aud have been ycrE
-...f ilr o! ~. UpOu EcE .o.Usc. lma!, however,
vote Tor dsyrs. H. T. H.
Hdt,JtOO, y. L., Jnly .. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
TIE OWNERS OF SHELTER ISLAND.
Y IL. L, 1i,nr N 4 The TrihmIc

SIR: In ycur Issue OF june 20 yoh nave III
obituary OF william CnatGe,d Booth notice that an
ancestor of nis /, mentioned "a hrIs associated with
LYON Gardner in the first purchase oi Shelter isah'
from tar lad ans "a lGlJ P"JWt 10" 10 coTr'tt oA'
mistake nave IN posse Sion ia' 'rlftnd, ~ -, ~
~rtrT IS'aui, which % t1u" cIEir-y heiot'" 10
nv ancestors IN. ~ylrcscrs The decd or Arclr- "'
arrc,mrnt OF 1910 pLIrra.'n- the island rom re
Indiin4 !, signed bv Con .idgC" sylvester AMI EnScn
Jorn Iop:h Who owned jointly instead % IN"n Car ei
and John Booth. I'm 1856 iud'n d1hh B'nt sh'l ~
interest Shelter island t. EatUah ~Nl'tStHf 't"tei
or Cun5tdny". SiL'LeAHh Di'i'''"'
Ctca, y. T., Jane 80 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
CITY LEGISLATION AT ALBANY.

Sir: Your recent editorial remarks with ref
cIy.nce tina egeated udrr and uG"aranied inter
ference Of the f"gisaturc in the incrii GJaI' Of b
city were very pertinent The great object sought 70 be
attained and intensely desired by all Intelligent. welt
meaning persons, is the prevention OF his evil IN the
rnture Dy tho ccctHai restraint or rather curtincnt
of legislative authority But Of wat avail wil al efforts
lo which .se made th,J cul unloss a sound
public opinion is brought to bar upnH he ten lcr cont
scicucos Of cg.laOrsi f tho majority Of large cites
in tins tate are suffering from the evils of municipal
sgoycrumaut they ogHt each tO send men Ia the Leg
saiurc dovoiri to rerying tcsr evils. At least the
etes o Nrg-Yprk nrl BfCOklyb ~ long grO3nhg under
tIe ills OF the V6.y mockry oi government sh"h eira
b. re iTc,pnted nSreaior by legislative dccglOna, Os
even ~ fractional part, tGo@'pf, WHO'S" unlted "a
trgirs backed ~ ini ontIa zatiOn- and fortified
Dy sounl pnDus Opaion would ilUst rarady tcll. Ia
iGis way o." good results or the present Charter Com
mi .siJn may bp boYoud Ill expectation. A. A. J..
Ye,c- IoyL, July IL, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
A REFORM TRIUMPH AT CINCINNATI.
To tine Editor Of Ihg Tribune

SIRE The question to be determined by the
prOpc At The coming o!, ctiUn IL whether tho reform
pnty's iulAencc ut JincinnAu sas = rong enough "a
compel tine rogueS Ia retire iuto tho ckgrOund
Guetntr tCy such roiu tAru.,,i.c, Ia sugcb
to iins I'r t!k tGc iutcs speak tor tc reform
er' Both at men uf 1poi!csS integrity aud honesty Tho
Convention also reccLrt all chains Uf rns delcTues
bdch ~ the Spencer delegation TrOn Alabama. rhe
rc1uSe adnni, crnd to thr Republican pntty 10y The
Liberals ~ 1874 hA- tu. and the Liberals anil inlc
pcndeuiS Conservatives represented y two
WHO are tris ideals o; their principics II - joining al
tru, Republicans with tue Liberals, and Lr retirement
Of rng rnin'irrcr, to back seats. NALE, "a.
Aelc- I0rk, JAY 10, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
WILL Party rRoMIsrs BE KEprl

TO the Razor Of The trtBuns.
SIR: There are thousands of intelligent cti-
zens partlcGir, muns thc industrial Glasses. who arr
csirous of promoting by taer political action the best
interests of the uaioa, but have parucie OF cont
denCt IN ether VI the great parties whose candidates iOr
"a" Presidency invite their suffrage What reasons are
there for surprising that the pledge ~ National reform
made by the Republicans MT Cincinnati IN 30 VIII be
aIy more .RhHily carried ou G. ..u tie equally en-
phatic declarations made ~ Philadelphia IN 1921 Is
theIc precedent m political history OF po
Ofsinz Ton reforming itsr:i " uat REASONS have the
vast army of work ngiicntlc wealth producing element
al the natnu'Ur huppJss that the 9acrcss Ot eithoc
party viii rcs "a anything favorable TO their interests
B;BghdBtDd, \. l., Juy 5, 1876. A. d. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
ITEDEN THE REFORNER,

TO the Editor Of The Trt6Hne.
SIR: Tildcn and BriSt0w are the only public
servants tha; Lave had backbone enough t. make ANY
attack upon thieves aud robbers of the public money.
Ir BristDw has been discarded by his parry n the
Republican party meant what they said. why dd they
not nominate the only wgn that las made any move
mcut towrrd carml Tne election of Mr. Hayes, 10 nv
mir means continuance Of The sruiiSti"n ana waste
the peoples money. He 10 not man of force and
nerve enough tosi,i his ,uIrounHgs. ElcCt >. j.
rlleu AMI ypu nave man tat VIII BE- master Of the
suHt man tuat will L. ld instead Of being led and
believe ne II rho destined by Providence wreSt
the Government rom pIl aud Incompetent ncn and
n once more Ia ls ur = NO greatness aud glory.
FlHyneid, AGSS., jay TO- 1876. LEVI rHNER
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

wears ngn the wind blew the nest away ana The eggs
We bf5ser Now The same thing has happened aSaln
tbs year Thousarping bir has chosen diner.nt nes
that ~ soue small bird bulding In los bush; the eSy
are similar 10 tho OF The English godinch. as near az
can rccollcct have Ia my possession the es. lnait o
rourh dry grass: thre. C the eggs properly nto,gS
to lie ucst .ul the egg " tho usrplng br ana VII
send them any wlp mas IN 'Ie oTnit thoos! S'ny
and feels an interest IN clearing up the nat'er lho
cuckoo acts IL ts way, bat there are no cck"' mere
N'N ~ " ~ j. n. WARDKOPER. +
EinysoWe p. o., Esscr Cn.. @. w. Jnly = 1919
IThe "usurring bird 1" is the cOw-bird or cow
backMrd lolofhrns peooris, which behaves like tho
rrroprap cuckoo never making nest Of lis own
TIA. bird is common all over the country, aud the
same family is ahundantly represented in South
America, where It's habits 5uIilar.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
TIE FEEs o. RErErEaa

To tie EUliOr or the IfIbHHt
SIR: Allow me 10 supplement yoVr s'Ntr-
men, of The law m rrcfrncr 20 the ere ices charged by
referees ~ foreclosure actions. Ch'ptrr 3ll N@w-
-1,j. section H. ipy hes itt 20" -f'si sn th*i T'
snI m lIt 4 b, ur au 81 ir any EHrrsN. rff"fct. "f
o,cr rr 9. h's i.r percentage nr services l'F rF
.. r,.~ d,ff.a ,f i-H,a. Of .nr,rio-Irr THIS lt"
inYI effect .Igiy +. .I.Ii CIAGLh' II. I&JAA.
.e,r iJi.., july l., ls1G
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

Doug,as lie would have seen the statesman all through
theuI And n he had followed Gov Hayes through Oh0
Last Fall he would have the ripe scholar tho wel
informed citizen the Of superior Judgment ana o
onick perceptions, and the patriot who eschewet az
demagod dsm and appeals To passion and tDe loWSf m
stncs couhlurd in the character OF our then canuate
for Coyeruor Prof sumner. to change his opinion anu
To ret that he uttered It, has only so
onined with Gov Hayes, than whom there Is NO piIer
natriot IN the land and who VIII develop hleho
order of STATE s,naIislp make better Piesldenl
BelLeJoata.Ae, OI.io, June 20, 1876. d'@ Az
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
THE ST. LOUIS REFORM TICKET.

To NE EdIfOr OF INC Irt6nne.
SIR: Referring To several notices in your
paper favorable Ia the CiDcunad nominntion toward
securing the votsor rcforn.rs and Ocra Republicans,
coniess my inabiity 10 SEQ wherein aaid nomination
has the advantage of Gen Grants frat nomination. To
mc the Cincinnati nomination has u mitch more dis
unouyc partisan lOOs thau Gen. Gruuts first nOmnii-
tiOn dad Again, the Cincinnati ticket the support
OF Mcssrs. Cameron, COnalug, Logan and Morton. Who
can doubt that their Influence IA all uatters par
tsan character aud tho Ciyl Service VIII DO poteut