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ferred 70 may 10 some extent be due 70 overproduc
tiOn, IL H.. in the opinion OF this Board mainly owing
70 the competition OF American manufacturers, VINO
make Canada slaughter market for surplus produc-
tons; that there Is reasonable ground for antcpa
ting that this system OF unfair unequal competitions
will without Canadian legislation 10 meet II. beessened
In the future. but the contrary this Board Is OF
opinion that the gradual recovery among the people OF
the United States from the effects OF civil war promises
TO increase it In intensity in the future that in the
opinion Of this Board the true and patriotic policy for
the Canadian government would be to adopt thorough
ly national commercial policy and with that view in
the readustment OF the tariff reciprocal duty with the
United States should be adopted; that the Executive
Committee be requested to memorialize Parliament IN
the of these resolutions and further that the
products of the soil, the forests and mines and the
manufactures thereof be considered
Mr. Brown held that protection was the true policy
OF country building up It's manufacturing Industries
To make country great there must be population 70
consume the products OF the soil.
Messrs. Stanton and Elliott OF Toronto spoke IN
favor Of protection, and Pennock, OF Ottawa and Ev-
eret OF Fredericton the side OF free trade, when
the debate was dourned for
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1875
POLITICAL AFFAIRS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE RIVAL REPUBLICAN FACTIONS.
There is new movement here for the removal OF
Pease Postmaster at vicksburg, the Ames men being
very anxious to got this mark OF the Presidents favor
TO strengthen them in Mississippi and keep them at
the head of the republican party.
The question OF Ames' impeachment still hangs un-
decided in the Legislature at Jackson A significant
circumstance is reported from Jackson AT n recent
local election there the republicans have carried their
entire ticket The majority Of candidates white
men, OF substance and intelligence and thus the
ticket was popular. republican, mot OF tho Ames
wing. writing from there says:-
BY taking such course throughout the State we can
form party that will be lasting but the party
consist only of carpet-baggers and negroes will insure
our defeat always. II is rope Of sand.
1t reported that the Ames leaders say II Senator
Alcorn wants to be taken back into the republican
party he first sit the stool OF repentance They
acknowledge that his leadership would advantage
to the party, but they will not take him back unless he
eats humble pie
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge George r. Comstock, of Syracuse arrived LAST
evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel James +. JOY.
President the Michigan Central Railroad Company "a
at the St Nicholas Hotel r. B. Angus, manager ofthe
Bank of Montreal Is residing at the Brevoort House.
Chief Engineer Henry H. Stewart of the Boston Navy
Yard. is at the Union Square Hotel Bishop JohH
Sharp OF salt Lake City, is at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
Colonel Jedediah H. Baxter OF the Medical Department.
United States Army, is at the Fifth Avenue HoteH
General Jonn N Knapp, OF Auburn, N. Y, is at the
Windsor Hotel Colonel Thomas J. Treadwell, United
States Army, is at the Metropolitan Hotel Ex-Gov.
ernorJ. b. Page, of Vermont isatthe ST. Nicholas Hcter
Rev. DIR. Boynton, of Maryland is at the St. Nichoal
Hotel
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CANADIAN MANUFACTURES.
THE DOMINION BOARD OF TRADE TAvoRs PRO-
TEcTvE MEASURES AGAINST AMERICAN
SKILLED INDUSTRY

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 20, 1915
The Dominion Board OF Trade resumed their sitting
this morning resolution passed urging the gov
crnment 10 act 10 clearly dcnne the respective
rights and liabilities OF common carriers by land and
water well az what constitutes tho delivery OF goods
by vessels arriving in the ports Of the Dominion.
Adam Brown, OF Hamilton, moved, and Moses
stauns Toronto seconded resolutions 70 the effect
that the depressed condition Of tho manufacturing In
dusriea Of tho Dominion calls impcratvcly for such
legislation As viii afford protection 70 capital already
invested in manufactures encourage further investment
and anord employment 70 people in tho workshops o.
Canada; thar While recognizing that the depression
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

rHE PRINCE OF MONTENEGRO WARNS THE
PORTE OF HIS NEUTRAIITY-THE TURKS MAY
PnEcIPIrATK COLLISION.
LONDON, Jan 20, 1915
The Times this morning publishes letter from
Vienna containing the following details in regard to
matters In the northern provinces OF Turkey
.In consequence OF tho Turkish operations on tho
Montenegro frontier, the Prince Of Montenegro sum-
moncd War Council Of Senators and military officers
which resolved that IL the concentration Of the Turkish
forces the frontier is to take such proportions
really carry effect the reported plan of bockadng
Montenegro on that sde will be considered easass
belLi and the Prince should all Montencgrns
liable duty and march into Herzegovina; that in the
mean time Montenegro will keep expectant attitude
and not disturb the peace IL the Turkish operations
vclop nothing serious than the present stua.
non."
MORAL LESSON TO THE SULTAN
This resolution, IL seems chiefly taken for its
moral effect on the Sublime Porte and the Monte
negrns.
The latter are highly dissatisfied with what they con-
slider tho undecided and timd policy OF the Prince.
WAR MINISTER AT HIS POST OF DUTY.
VIENNA, Jan. 90 1876.
The Montenegrin Minister OF War has returned to
Cettinje.
rHE COMMAND OF THE INSURGENTS POINT OF
DIFFICULTY.
LoSDos Jan. 81, 1870
special despatch from Vienna to the Standard re-
ports that the Iubobratch has issued proclamation
rosgning the leadership Of the Herzegovnian nsur-
gents.
He says ''his continuance in the chief command
would lead to irremcdiable disputes" He advises the
Insurgents TO persevere until tho Turks are expelled
from the province.
An rEsuRGENr LEADER MURDERED.
The Deutsche Zeitung reports that Hubmayer the
leader OF the insurrection in Northwest Bosnia, has
been murdered by supposed agent Of the servian
government
Ijubobratich and Hubmayer both Austrians
The present leaders OF the insurgents are Montene
gr,ns and It is said they were appointed by their
Prince
TURKISH TRoors MOVING.
report Is that the railway officials in Gro
alta have received prepare for the transports
son Of troops
AH TURKISH COMMANDER RETURNED TO THE
CAPITAL
CoEsrAErrorLr, Jan. 20 ls7o
Server Pssha has returned to this city.
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THs DEMURRER IN THE CASE OF M'KEE DIS
MIssED-THE TRIAL NOW TO GO ON.

ST. Louis, No. Jan 90 ls76
As evidence Of the great public interest felt In the
developments expected to result from tho whiskey
'ring is tho fact that when judges Dillon and
Treat took their places the bench to-day every scat
in the court occupied, and large crowd col
iected around the doorways vain endeayor to get
in The Judges at once took up the motion 10
dismiss the Mckee Indictment filed yesterday.
Judge Chester Krum opened the argument for de-
fendant by long speech which he claimed that the
indictment was fatally defective and should DO quashed
bv the Court Colonel Broadhead replied in power.
ful speech showing the absurdity OF the obiec
ton raised by defendant and arguing that the indict
as good one as had ever been presented in
any court aud that IL stand Judge Clover closed
tho argument for the defence.
After ten minutes consultation with Judge Treat Judge
Dillon delivered quite a lengthy decision, overruinR
every point made by McKee's counsel and dismissing
the demurrer
A good deal OF time will be consumed IN getting a
jury try Mckee he Is generally known through
the state and his has been given such great
publicity Dan. W. Voorhees, will mako the opening
speech Tor Mckee.
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THE FLEET AT PORTSMOUTH.

MOVEMENTS OF ADAfrRALs LEROY AND Null
LASEx-MoNIToRs MAKING READY.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 20, ls76
The beet win probably Port Royal about ths
10th OF February, or as Admiral Leroy has
licved Admiral MuIlaney Tho Brooklyn Is expected al
Key west about the zfth and Admiral Leroy will then
proceed 10 this roint overland Admiral Munancv Is
TO relieve Commodore Balch Al the Naval Asylum at
Phiiadc phia on The lst Of March
Tue monitor Catskih rs IN the dry dock and the
Passaic Lchigh, Nantucket, wyandotte and Montauk
are being got ready Tor All oicers appolnted 10
the monitors At Norfolk have been ordered report
Immediately.
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THE MONEY UNIT PLAN.

BRITISH PRESS OPINION OF THE AMERICAN
SENATORIAL PROPOSITION.
LorDoS, Jan 20 1S7G
The Times this morning article In its financial
department on the proposition Of Mr. Sherman re-
Gently introduced in the United States Senate for
common unit for money and accounts for the United
States and Great Britain
The writer says:-The idea far has been con-
sIdered ands favor here. u might suit the Ameri-
cans as most sf their gold locked up In sub
treasures, while the English sovereign eirculates in
millions throughout the world u is believed that the
disturbance arising from such change would be ndc-
cribabe, particularly IN the abncncc Of specie pay.
uAnis In AmAricA.D
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DEBTS AND ASSETS OF A LIVERPOOL FIRM.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 90 1875
The liabilities OF Messrs. Samuel Radford Son, the
grain merchants whose failure announced yester-
day, are about $3.50 900 and their assets $77o00o.
Their creditors took accepances in full, payable in
three, six and nine months
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DIED.

Belts In this city, on Thursday, January, 20 ANNA
DoRoTuEA wife of William Belts, and eldest daughte tel
of the late Beverley Robinson in the 10th OF he'd
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family requested
TO attend the funeral tho Church OF the Trans1gur
tion, New York, Monday the 24th at ten O'Clock AZ
NJ. The friends Of the family at Jamaica are likewise in
ved attend the concluding services at Grace church.
Jamaica, L. l., the same day, at one O'Clock p NJ.
lfor Other Deaths See Second Pdgsl
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AN AMERICAN VESSEL RENAMED.

gibraltar, Jan. 20. 1915
The American bark Josephine Martin has been re-
chrstened the Antona Canessa She cleared from this
place the stn OF January under the German flag for
New York. The bark last from Grgenti. septem-
Der 2 for Boston, Mass She arrived at Gibraltar octo
Der leaky where she discharged her cargo, and was
sold soon afterward at auction for $1,000.
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DEFALCATION AND SUICIDE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 20, 1876
Henry G Kibbe secretary OF the Belcher, tho NeN
York, the jackson and the Lady Washington Mining
companies found dead in bed to-day having Shot
himself through the head. He is a deianiter to the
amount OF S110 OO0 mostly from the New York MInln6
Company Tne Beeher Company docs not suffer
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INDIGNITY AT THE POLLS.

CHICAGO ILL., Jan 20, 1876.
One Of the judges Of election named Sexton, in the
Second precinct Of the Twentieth ward, at the las,
county election, was to-day convicted OF having ex
cludcd republican challenger from the polls The
penalty years Imprisonment the County Jail
A motion was made for a new trial OF the case
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vision, were all before the Grand Jury. The chief
point examined the relations which x-Assis-
tant Secretary Sawyer aud ex-commissioner OF Gus
toms Haines sustained to the
THE POSTAL TELEGBAPH PROJECT.
The postal telegraph project Is again before Congress
and several bills TO be introduced looking TO the
establishment OF postal telegraph facilities
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BAVARIA.

RoYALrsr PLAN OF RESOLVING PAnIIANEN-
TABx DIFFICULTY.
LoxDoE Jan. 20, 1870
The FaH Mall Cascffes special Berlin telegram says
It is stated on apparently good authority that the
Bavarian Chamber viii be dissolved 40 the only means
OF removing the deadlock
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THE LATE DIR. HOWE.

BosroN Mass. Jan 90 1873
memorial meeting In honor OF the late DR.. Samuel
q. Howe will be held at Music Hall on February 3
Governor Rice will preside and prominent speakers
Will make addresses
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GERMAN OPINION OF THE srAmsH-AMrncAS

CORRESPONDENCE.
LONDON, Jan. 20, 1875
Reuter- telegram from Berlin says
sNo Spanish circular note has been received here
plying to the American circular concerning Cuba So
FAR the various Powers have made representations
TO Spain. The American circular did not contain any
declarations liable TO affect the friendly relations be-
tween Spain and tho United States. Its acknowI-
edgment by the European Powers would not induce
tho United States TO take further steps: consequently
It not expected that the incident viii lead to any
complications"
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THE MAINE REPUBLICANS.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 20, 1875
AT the Republican Legislative Caucus tonight deic
gates and altcrnates were chosen to the Republican
National Convention
resolution unanimously passed that the Hon
James O. Blame is the choice Of tho republicans Of
Maine for President.
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CON.
VENTION.

HARRrsBUK6, Jan. 20, 1915
The Democratic State Central Committee met here
to-day and decided hold the Convention Lancaster
on the 12d of March
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A-BENNETT BUILDING,
LOCATED ON NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOMELY AND WkLLrHEATED OFFICES
TO LET ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS,
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE. OFFICES
APPLY ON THE PREMISES
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AMERICA AND SPAIN
IpaniSh IntimatiOn Of a Grave COntradic-
ton 10 Secretary Fish.
The American Cuba Circular Not Officially
Communicated in Madrid.
MADRID, Jan. 20, ls7a

MADRID. jan 20, 1s7a
With reference to the statement made by Secretary
Fish before the Committee Of Foreign Affairs of the
American House of Representatives respecting negoti
ations between Spain and the United States is semi
officially pointed out that the Washington government
not having yet replied the Spanish note Of the 18th
Of November, 1875 nor having officially communicated
At Madrid the contents Of the American circular note
TO the European Powers all reports Of favorable re-
ply from Spain may be regarded destitute OF fOunda
tion.
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In the departments OF VAR Cote dor, Tarn, Marne
and Jura the results doubtful
PARLIAMENTARY CHARGE OF GOVERNMENT IN
FLUENcE IN THE ELEcrIoNs-rHE MINISTRY
REFUSES TO EXPLAIN.
vERsALIEs jan 90 1875.
AT the sitting OF tho Permanent Committee of the
Assembly to-day tho Len complained that tho Projects
influencing the elections.
EXPLAIN
NJ Buffet refused discuss the subject alleging that
he did desire anticipate the debate the verih-
cation OF the elections in tho Assembly He only
admitted tho committees right the present
Assembly II It saw ft He maintained the legality Of
his instructions the Projects in relation the press
which the effect that the licenses Of newspaper
dealers may be revoked legal regulations were
not complied with II the Left disapproved they could
appeal TO the tribunals.
The Left protested against the Minister'S course and
the matter was then dropped.
THE CASKS GAMBETrA THE BoSArARTIsrs.
N. Buffet likewise refused to make any explanation
In regard TO the suppression OF the banquet to
beta a Aarseics take notice Of the reports
the government favored Bonapartist candidate the
department OF the Gironde
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.

CALCUTTA, Jan. 90, 1876.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived at
Lahore to-day.
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PEOPLE ARE KILLED BY COUGHS THAT HALE'9
HONEY HoREHoUND AND TAR would cure. PIKEs IoorM
DROPS in minute
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rHE sLooP oP wan MAnroN-

PORTSMOUTH, NJ H., Jan. 20, 1874
The United States steam sloop-ofw Marion, having
received no damage from drifting ashore al Pumpkin
Island. has been ordered toprocoed 70 Norfolk, Va
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FOR FEBRUARY
NOW READY.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS
Nsdssp Violet By William Black author Of "A rhncss
Homo Rulers in the English Parliament BY Justin Mo-
Carthy.
AunA seward and Major Andre; Obscure Leaf Of nss
tory. BY Herekiah Butterworth.
Elisabeth. BY 1. q. w.
Suicide. BY Albert Rhodes.
Transformation. BY Nora Perry.
Parma aud bologna BY NJ r. WA
Reuben Dale. by Miss Annie Howeia
The Tradition OF Conquest. BY Mra S N. B. PlatA
Minor French Novclists. BY VI. James, Jr.
the forthcoming volume by Henri Tame
Parson Kelly. BY Marian Douglas
Barberry. BY Jane q. Austin.
a Word or Two Emerson. BY John burroughs
Army Reduction.
Drift Wood By Philip Quibct
Scientific Miscellany
Current Literature.
NebuimL by tho Editor
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BRITISH TRADE FAILURES.

LIABILITIES OF RECENTLY FAILED ENGLISH
HOUSES.
LONDON, JAN 90 1876.
The liabilities Of Joseph Gaury 4 Co., whose failure
was announced yesterday, not so heavy at first
reported. They will not exceed $4,000.
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ALFoNsIaE RELIEF TO AN ENDANGERED PoPu-
LATIoN
SAN SEBASTIAN Jan 90. 1876
The Alfonssts have thrown supplies ofprovsions and
ammunition into Oyarzun in the face Of heavy nre
from the Carlist batteries.
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M. GAMBETrA IN PARIS.
PARIS, jar 20, 1876.
N. Gambetta has arrived here
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SENATOR MORTON on ANCIENT HISTORY.
Sectional PartisanShip Going Down Be-
fore Centennial Patriotism.
THE COMING PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST
Prospects Of the Various Republican Can.
didateS for Nomination.

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
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STARTLING DISCLOSURES BEFORE THE MLwAU-
GING QUARTER.

KEE GRAND JUR1-IHE BEG
GING QUARTER.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 90 1876.
The evidence given before the Grand Jury to day
principally that OF Fitzgerald, late United States
sauger, by which the bottom dropped completely out
of the whiskey Ring defence The most prominent
dstillcrs trying to make terms, offering to plead
guilty being called to trial on the condition of
ing their bondsmen. 1t is understood that this has
been agreed to in the Of Lewis and Samuel Rind
skopf, Leopold wrth, Thomas o'Niell and others,
whose assessments fnes forfeited bonds and conhs-
Gated property represent noarly S500000. The evil
dence said 10 be Of tho most startling character,
duplicating men high in position whose names cannot
be given until the indictments returned, probably
tomorrow and finally establishing the fact that tho
dstery business subject TO regular assessments
frequently equallng the government tax aud some
times reaching 81 per gallon and half discount One
mans evidence, 1t is alleged showed that there
regular fund, out OF which Mum, SUPERVISOR Conkn,
Special Agent; weissert Deputy, and Eskng. Collec-
tor received regular payments Another that Mum
obtained $40 000 and 81 900 In three sums and
Conkn and welssert about 81 500 per month each.
The Raugers and storekeepers averaged from $l0o
$3.50 per month each.
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ALBERT W. AIKEN'S GREAT STORY, "THE
Molly Maguire will appear in the FIRESIDE CONS
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SPAIN.

THE A1.roxs1srs MOVING AGAINST THE cAELIsrs
IN NAVARRO.
MADRID, Jan. 20, 1sT6
General Martinez Campos' army has commenced
moving against the Carlists in Navarro.
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In the ne1t number win begin

GEN GEO A CUSTERS
"REMINISCENCES OF THE LATE WAR
These artces t believed will be second only 70 Oen9
era Memoirs vivid pictures Of army hie and
startling adventure.
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new lonA
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A-RUSSlAN BATHS, NO. 25 EAST 4TH ST. MoSp
complete ana popular Baths this continent
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THE WHIsKEY "RING.n

ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY OF GoLsEN AND
GooDELL BEFORE THE CHICAGO GRAND
JURY.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20, 1873
The Grand Jury heard two witnesses to-day Golscn
and City Marshal GoodeL Golsen recalled to
plain certain portions Of his previous testimony
gardng the payments Rhem and Hesing the assign
mont of gaugers and the general dealings OF the
Ring lin ''crooked" whskey, but hts testimony de-
veloped facts OF Importance Goodell ex-
paincd his Endorsements OF notes Of .crookedn dstl
lers denied generally that he had any
tiou with the Ring although no admitted he had
many BUSINESS transactions with them.
The Grand Jury then adjourned till Tuesday next
the grangers composing It all anxious TO get
home II they 60 at this rate, making about three
DAYS week. and only three or four hours per day.
viii be weeks before they finish their work.
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THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

PARIS, Jan. 20, 1915
The returns from the departments of Eoiret, Meuse
Eure. Charonte, Manche, Cher, Calvados, Pyrenees
Drenaes show conservative majorities election
Tor Senatorial delegates
In the departments OF Var, Cote, dor Tarn, Marne
and Jura the results are doubtful
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A-LADIES' FURS AT GREATLY REDUCED
pces stuck be sold 10 make for early SPRING
goods. BURKE Manufacturer 2l4 Broadway, Park Bank@
ANNUAL CHARITY BALL QS76) WILL .TAKH
MIA tha Acad am of Mns dnx Eahruary l
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OF the amnesty question may have given him notoriey,
possibly reputation a shrewd and skilfu parliament
tartan; but It will fail 70 do that which be hoped
bring TO him strength as candidate for the
Presidential nomination. Until Bristow dsposcs Of
the whiskey Ring cases in ST. Louis and Chicago, par
tculary those the former city, and until the fight
which s 70 determine Babcock's fate has been ended
IL will be apostolic TO decide how high in tho list OF
Presidential aspirahts Brisow deserves to be placed
Conkng begins to loom up INTO prominence
than formerly One great advantage possessed by him
those named above is the belief among men OF
his party generally that in Grant concludes that
third term Is impracticabe or beyond his reach-the
only reason, by the way, which will deter him from
attempting TO itthon the entire influence OF
the administration Is TO be cxcrtod 10 make Conkng
the Of Grant. Conkling favors third term
n success Is probable; II not, conkling avors conk
ling hrst last and all the time
The foregoing statements offered solely as the
opinions or conclusions OF tho HERALD correspondent
but are derived from careful survey Of tho political
Geld gained from impartial study OF representa-
tive men and leaders Of the republican party In the
same connection efforts have been made TO ascertain tho
probable action OF National Democratic Convention
but as yet everything is beyond the range or
probabilities The same motives which decided the
selection OF Cincinnati the place for holding the Re-
publican Conventson-the desire influence the vote
OF OHIO the State election In 0ctobcrmay influence
the democrats TO wisely choose the same place
II confidence is 10 be accepted as an indication Of
Grant and hts immediate adhorents regard the
third term = matter whoss accomplishment Is al
most assured The aspraloIs Of neither Blaine
nor Bristow nor Morton arc looked upon
with serious concern And Is safe 70
saT ha, Grant is 70 be defeated In his efforts 70 OBJ
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FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT

THE OUTLOOK FOR THE COMING PRESIDENTIAL
coNTEsr-wHAT THE SELECTION OF GIN
cINNATI BY THE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
MEANs-PRosPEcTs OF PROMINENT cANDI-
TFRMFRR