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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

GREENBAoKs have gro wn in value
to the extent that gold is now quot
ted at 1928. Only month ago Ia
was the quotation. There is nothing
discouraging in this. The firm tone
of the Presidents message on Ma
tional affairs and his demand, "Let
no guilty man escape" has doubtless
much to do with the present financial
state of things. As whiskey, PEN
sion and other frauds are uncovered
and the perpetrators punished, so
does the National promise to pay
rise in the market. Hurrah for
Bristow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

FoRTY-sIx bills have already been
introduced into the House of Repre-
sentatives for the "reliof" of southern
people mostly providing for the pay
ment Of war claims. The Chicago
Times calls these attempts by the
southerns, "idiotic stupidity" but
it means that they are fools for not
holding back until they could have
the Senate and the President. It's
real fear is that these attempts will
open the peoples eyes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

THE Centennial year started out
with blow and the usual b(Duster.
The damage in Milwaukee alone
amounted to several hundreds of
dollars, in Springfield, Ills, as much
and all over the country the Centen-
NAL bOust amounted to enough to
pay 8 good part of the National
debit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

THE New York Sun, which lives
by lying, charges that Miss Sweet,
Pension Agent at Chicago, pays
Senator Logan a per cent. of her in.
come for her appointment. That
the SIN said it, is evidence that it is
false, but Miss Sweet should be in
more Iadyhke employment than act
inc pension agent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

FRANK Moulton has brought suit
against Beecher for malicious prose-
cution. AS Beecher never did prose-
cute Moulton of course he does not
expect to get the $4,000 or any
other snm claimed. Beecher's an
swering summons before a grand
jury, which indicted Moulton, was
not a prosecution by him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

July 18th, 1848, Moses NJ. Strong
advertised himself as an applicant for
the votes of both political parties for
the "station" of Judge of this Judi.
cial Circuit. He has been a consist
ant candidate for twenty eight years,
and there is good chance for him
to continue in that "station" for some
time vet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

HEsING, the king hummer of
Chicago, also Jake Rehm, and Buffalo
Miller his trick cards, have been ar
rested for completely in the whlskey
frauds. Hesing and Rehm had to
give $50, 900 bonds, each.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

AT convention of County Super
intendants held at Madisan, last
week, some of the Superintendent
advocated the distribution of free
text books in the public schools.
The next convention will discuss the
merits of a morning and afternoon
free lunch. There is nothing like
making children happy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

y letter from Fayal, one of the
Azore Islands, holds out this incen-
tive to immigration: "Here you get
bottle of wine for six cents, meal
for eight cents, board by the day for
twenty-five cents, while fifty cents
will buy as much as FIVE dollars will
in the states"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

Gov. Ludington is said to have
made the following appointments j.
R. Bergman, of Darlington, librarian;
Andrew Sexton, superintendent of
public property DR.. Walcott, sur
geon general.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

THE school teachers Of Wisconsin
are invited by the State Association
of Teachers to fire off their crackers
and-so-forth, and hold an educational
celebration of Independence Day on
July 4th at Milwaukee. The session
will continue several DAYS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

IT is suggested now that Grant be
elected for five terms one for Fort
Donaldson, one for Vicksburg, one
for Chattanooga, one for the Wilder
ness, and one for Appomatox. This
is not q Democratic suggestion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

m- Matt Carpenter has Withdrawn
the libel suit instituted against A. NJ.
Thompson, of Milwaukee, for ugly
things said about the ex-Senator's
connections with the interests of the
whisky men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

john A. Joyce has twice in his
life time been an insane asylum in
mate. He ought to have been t here
only once-and that orce not yet
expired.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

HENRY Clews, the banker, fell
fifty feet down an ELEVATOR hole, in
the Continental bank, New York, on
New Years. He was seriously but
not fatally injured.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

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"The Tribune" Company pays the postage,
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Tribune mot including Sunday edition.,
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Sunday Edition, double sheet, postpaid, l
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Parts of year at same rate
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

New Year-Leap year-Centen-
NAL year-Presidential year-Re-
publican year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06

The Wisconsin State Grange open
ed its annual session st Milwaukee
on Tuesday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06
JOHN COVER. Editor.

GOLD is gradually declining
quoted at l.l25.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-01-06
Sensation.

The Inter- Ocean published last
week sensational article, from the
hand of reporter, under the follow
ing heddinq:
, 1876-10-04

As1 - --+A sa Tur NGpnanels
Assntsn unb Yerfaafer!
3snTa eDare Sseger's Santlten. 3eituue tritt TIRE
SerbR. Saiipn an unp siebt tbrsn Abpnusnten awei Der
erPBitn unp i@bnfea Dleosrapbicen, spet auserif in.
stsbeuetn Silbern. pel1s ipfSrt Aesau6 fnten, pSn wirs.
Inbsrion, ais Ssssnttudes ~ tbrsm Wide awake0unb
bic bette ismGis s%sbpleae @slssenRstt fur lit. QBtrp l@issrnr
Den lsi&tsfea uap i8pnlten Gegfluls SO e~psnftanb unb Be-.
jablen itbr bpbe @pnmtitpa. Seb,r fraber pber news
lt6er 0prratb su ausenbli6ls6er Gert.nbuaa sprbanbsS,
Die 8eitans ieltf fspt uatsr damtisn : Scarnalsn pbn.
tbres @leiten ea, une III 70 popular, paB fe bic or6sts
4alsnt plre per~eneet. Gbparp @sslefca's @r,abluSe
fdnst eerabe fn; bic lbersn a,Lel a efbsn BEN Whcns
nsntsn s~elisfsst. Nlrs. 9tope'e ,aneerisbnte Jsles ont
aeub Ssuanp, u ca Sutes Salar . er Elm aTa5bSn ia
@efddft nuni&t, " e fur GlreGle c unS Nrstsiife Id
an 3, y. JprS u. 60. asp gort. s.Diapss%
ssas e.. sS s%ssssis Ss,ss''ana''gN ssnten perlanat.
, 1876-10-04

@ieberbott maaten mir oaranf
aufmerfIaul, bab e8 ratbiam lift, leidte St
%fdltunseu, bic Der ieei9e @ltteruusswedlel
nit ii6 briu9t, ntdt auf Die leid)te Sdulter
gu nebmen, ionberu oenlelben Die 9eb0rige
Iufmerflamfeit su idenfen. 9ie SeSablung
manher Doctor 9tednuug, marhe Gorge,
ldlaflole ytaht miirbe eripart merben, penn
9ente ii6 baran 9em0bnen f%0nrten, bel ben
eriten 4nSeihen eiuer @rtdltung Or. Aug.
S%ebrau1eifh. z m~h"rne" 49, 4 >"
, 1876-10-04


Son etnem 4rSte. = @reat Sono,
SlSquebanna Co., pa, ben 90. gfop. 1875.
Serreu Setb 8. Somle II. 9ons,
Soitpn.
9eehrte Serrenl-Sor circa stpei Sabren
lttt rletlIe 6rau an 0un9enbel1iperoen. Ntad)z
benz lte aue mo9li9cn periAieoenen Otebisi.
1er periu6t, lteb ie it6 iiberreben 9 +.
@tfarS Salam Of @t1b @berrp
aI gebranden. Jfab Dem @ebraud bon
5lpet Slaiden perlpirte ie iGon beoeutenoe
Grletdtsrnng nno mad Der ie0iten 6laide
mar ibr Suiten oouitdubig peri9punoen. IS
gerei6t mir gum Ser9niigen, ST.. @ifar8
BAL a M o @tlo @berrD aufS
Warmfte empfeblell 81 f6nrel.
S. 8. BaDne, 81. 8.
80 Sents nro 81 Die 6laide. .3u babeu
in allen Apotbeten. "
, 1876-10-04

Ser Sa%n8bdGter un1erer g e.
unbbett. 9ie Sober lift oaS 9rrbe ldll=
terrible unb blltreiui9enbe Srgar beS &0rpers.
Seee otelerl groBen SauSbdlter u~nlerer Sc
llllpbelt IN 9bdttgfelt nllo Die Serborbenbet=
ten, wel9e it'd I'm Slute bilben u1b, 10 Ill IA
gen, ote Sebensmalflnerie anfrelien, perben
auma9llh aus benz Spltem e%ntiernt. gu
otelem Sipede lit DR.. Pierce,s Golden Me
dlcal Discovery (@oloene Wteoisinil9e @lt.
6edurg), .5nlar1men NIT leiren "Purgative
Pellets" (4bfiibrun98 &iigelden), 9eraoe
mas Sbr gu @nrer 9eriteuung gebraldet.
, 1876-10-04

ibid strientss, wtl4er tait Dssp,sfa tstafRs N. Ssk
tereual ID q, BET ttHera lueultf6 en- glatle NIT btrt FAY
snbeH.ebarea g.rlansen ~ fssn, eaxafIbal iu nstnes
pas beaap9 bur6 b. 8ur&t saspR ansgei6loHsa au fstn.
bae ees @enuae f&neH nab f4E tasGtbars S@uatsisn
liza aas 9aussenpGea, bs es sraraer ehler easas. ests g.
vas 10 tassln Fntet. Ss sEalt ber Dseseptttes !a feiba
aah ftne aauas unestHns. DIE sildltHf Srseltates
Ia gieiueu strs ai&t I6n81 ~seeslset, be SANG 3dus
si&fttt wirh eas f~rtuslst uns ben pattentta srtRst bag
Bfsastfein, bas baS 2sben ttH etne Sat II nns ftlba ~
R6&aen TIN mttsen, siGt itltes Sar SrsSftH1as NIB =
sar axns GelbanasrSe. 4br earaas ~
, 1876-10-04
zGz& OLD dominion lawp00ip
NpmpGnD.
WaA New< gSrt

8ieie Company ptrb eiasa tprer naGfpisenben pradr.
aolen OagpIer, Slp Spminipn, 9Spaupte, sytaaS
SeN. MtCgmpne, ~gllbemarle, pattsras unr
Septse as. Gicer (m 8aa) an ieptm AteRhaa,
5retta8 -uIp SGmStae Sci 9p9paher apfabtr
lauen.
Oteis S&tHe iaS gang nea unbsparben ausbrddlit
iar pieie Mpute 8ebaut.
Ste pabea pFa&tpple Salpoas, 9 lie Rppms uns
0ape-3immeE.
abertreHlt0.
9eaarsn, pelbe nit riettr 2tnte p~erlaapt nerben, Ian.
zen rt6elmdBtG IN NeW.Yprt an ptm aperDedtei pier 2tr
&pmpaup, 81 giprtb oliver.
Jratt Tar 9Iase Meter ais Nsp.gprt perben Idnel
%beTprefrt uAo ntro baTar ni1ts ais Die pirt,tp eebabten
untptten bete9net.
S@i1s Piesr etate ~psrlansn gtprfptf nm 7Hubr ytab.
mttta9s pdpreGp pfs e DINNERS.
GraQt aa8enpmmea bis = npr Ibsabs ieben Iaa.
We8en peiterer &ustunit tpenpe man IT'D an
George 2S. Allen ". co., Assntsa,
feb. Gffce @pmpanu's aosorsss' yfpastts.
, 1876-10-04

c$hnn @eenten u%erlan9t. Cute Oele9enDelt, Welo
SHtE gu %perplenen tur Seule, lpelUe lgre ,3eIt ooet
elnen SDell oappn oem StriauI unlerel
S9eel orten mlontel. GlDerale GouImllioten. S1reibt
mad oeh Seom9ul9eh. y. y. boy o643. GTeat
Aest Co.. 81 ulo IS EeleO StraBe,
Mem yprl. 4luZoplf
, 1876-10-04
Bsrft 9tl-Das G&te s&sesHa
Dttsess sstsb ausialieBIid bsrettet sss
Dtmtel u. Co.,
AeS sesrS Gorttts etrass
&btlaSelpba

Ra hea YRbIifaa ssr R~a&aemzaseu xns zs+~..
e@ea, y bic NaneasaHterf@rtft ~ frlbtrer Sis,r;nA
ssrs .eassnf G&psntns" k*s EiajH& ~ ~ -
9tth1S e&tS&i& etastbIslsa. "a
0esesx&ssaseifRaaen ts essHf4sr Rxs hsu.sa.r sx.,.
~ ~ Hnfert unttrl@rtf .DHsld q. $50 nae. ~
b%a 6lsF&s bttssfaet - -
Sssss e Sesss stse YatAs feSs &ssFAsa d. AgasA.
lxseessss sss Ssstseass ~ Fasasscss - -
"..." - ---~s~-@
, 1876-10-04

kiseaf 9Darun bic f1r.dit@sa G&mts5na sasbalhS
ki[n Bttters" tin 5tlmittef 8etsten utrb. hGs Stser ltte
eslaneen faunf Is linoe,t bic S4raerjsn fofort ans W
frtesfsstsm @ebrau&e rtrs br 9attsnt svn g9oHeW
sisEt III. Teuftabe feenea eta Sac, aa st@eE Re sran
lafs sarsen btsiss raasEssrs Ssiirattsa 81 ssbsssSen-
, 1876-10-04
Star Offu" platform.

e.ibcrs nj. cine srpRe 3ieree, SIN ppafdnbtetr
S@us aaIer Deten. 6rasst IL Giieapanrea.3aa3luu.
Gen ne4. Gireulare 8ratts r%,rltApst. AbtetHtt,
el29Ntt &tn z Nlnftnrr, 10 ~ l
, 1876-10-04

gsaTssn, S&arlaaEtbes entf.sea sas Ssrhcrbeatra DIatA
Semae S&usmittel, neil % Der b,as 8lutreIniser IL, Tea
. elsbk. Abtr plrb br Scbran& ~ fpd. sser at&t stnas
SAD Bar Anpefuus b~eseanea, e cat gpdsa, WtaierH
fdssa dusEreaen. BANK nsus SIT Gebeau& ipfprt etnsS
stat sersen, ba Rranfbsitea In hteisna Gtdbtuu aat -
ssss Dstaasiass rtsrsttx.
, 1876-10-04

Estes Ettsss 10 iest cub N4sa felt aa6ea Saerna an
ssaphcrspG,s gtdrtusas- nab acknowledgement satr.
Easnt, ba q itbts anetrs 5eiitnittd oteer 1rt bd pes.:s
ESertrtFt. Dds Sstesps ~ bte;sn -S&pebii& Stttsrs" sss
SGnae Bet eu Aefss 0eestrsnte nhe III q 400 iesa. ~
kshs Suasme i~berliftt, aab 10 q hur&aas nurnSsltds
bas iresab Staaab euses beua Stst stlner hae Sr3t
bes ,S&mett{@ Sttterf" FEMME, pbs ibl q Vbs. hTta'td
WtfnaeufAta sur6 ben gtriauf stefer sefdlf&ter Na&as-
mxaetE ~ ;ufsrcn, nei9e dtnlt& %aasiessn aat COMEDIES
atc bes e&tt rS&peSii& Bitters" eber Der StaneteH
(assItG fab, E61rtnh bas etsentlt&e unh e4te -S1tpc
SWa gtttereS NtGtpaez 0efuntbtt uns qeben estaites
BOT. % btts befoabss wtdtts n, ~ass ste &afntrtfans
hit bsS putltiu,nt harau5 ~ptnssls:tt, saf tssT 5laf&s
Stl@t bat ebts ,S&usbif6 1tttsss" eatbalt, es HensrS
satrfSrtft bs stras,etatn o NC . etEst hafsa %.
, 1876-10-04

AZ Sn nrs xitf III ~ ~ s sss,, a" masru pw SpspDas' nss
Der Slee.u nab anberf Vsrbdaaa9spredue na6laHen, tbx
1sgt 1b$ttssett AZ entptdelu, mu5 Der game aBrper Id
sea- Dte Rranlbetten, roel@e aus geftSrter EbGttetett bs
3oSAnaRs aor8oat eataesen, Rub strf@tebeuer &rt, abe
bis SeustusiaAt blebt tanner bseielbs. Dt0 n bu
Ssaas, paber sas s6GreStf@ Sitters." t9 u ale Stars
aEes<a!.ttj tstfft, Ne 8erbaaune6praane rtselt nnb ttvs
asSsaSe Gh&HS&ett tsrRsat. 70 sttie &ranRtettea beilt, ba
safiS ,iaens saas sfrfAtebenss &st2. aah. mir asanss
hSsezrASS kSieRAeg5
, 1876-10-04

&awtaasf@lSs&

1sssrssuts gEat II bic 5srstssa&t ses sdatsHesss
ssa fpaaY eisbaftr &rsuspsttea.
, 1876-10-04
S&@imsfa&a

sue aEt anseres Experimentation esthstss e5.x fv n
sss Stsraasta Der gtasentaatisfstt. ais tard5 srbltSn
aaiass sber esftias &%rialtans. gDenn bic Sptiie mid
isaslia srnabrt rire, sus abmaserans ein.rsten mi
sSs eti&Ed4ts Sqfeua erlies. bean letGtefeu Nnfoa ,inU
Ss!aitana es st saer pssf0a ssu ttdftsa @sfansssa
go a1ps ~ Dtfrant islae. Ots berabnttsfsn Neratt
esaeas,. rs9tra abnt Gnsaabut tbre Saimcrflamieit 40.
sss At va Mtsaltraue. ssr GereaaaasSsrsans bantit ~
Spsilsn stlpt eer Patient u F1 uiramt. ibua aidt frgdt
ssa Sab tsiM en'stess sar sAas psn ta aasetasa asas
useass sas i@lsSts IsRruus ~ ttstsa
, 1876-10-04
60 Nrpsent.

0lttell A9e1teIl lptrD elne @omtlltlIton be5ahlt
Tur Den SerIauT poil neuen unD leDr pppularen SulDtrN
oon elner Der beoeuten0ten SuDlcrlptIuns= ylrnleil III
81 Sn9er flir oU Gents 20 Su0er fnr S1.2u.
aeln burnbl9. Dtan lane llD liitlere @ireulare tom.
men uno l~ber5eaBe iip lelplt. Aorene y. y. Nor 52s,
artt'"" NOnn 4gS!ooed
, 1876-10-04
Ee&sa,

sHsssss, gtnsea, --bsss nsessIt~ sssssssess Sssss
ScseA.
, 1876-10-04
0ppermpr 6anes. ss,a ssesn

fentlidben Sienfte. @Oaitaneis uno peridliia. Snn
'ee%ltjleaer Guelle enooiiirt.. Seitene @elesenbeit
ggs9en Girtulare uno 8eoin9un9en tpenoe man i'd
1otort on 8. Bride II. 60, 767 groaotpap, N9. 4gS2aul
, 1876-10-04
&sn<bH@ BtnssSA

Der aaenr sIs ptsrturbsrt Ssbrts ey3aedft eta peraA
br f2ws5tfdet Irst BET ben rsiGeni&afslt8en 5prf4aneE.
tys.Gs q faH auf allen EtaitE Der &rbt anfeQte, BITE 20
ssaltse SssEseft etpigr RrkHtes nnb ~ &5tssd berffS
esa bIlhet ss 1Aappttteenhtbetis hs
, 1876-10-04
silly mtpS 8 m Ct.
(GDrDmo)
The Great Atlantic and
SAAs~ ,aSan s'NssAaAsagsy
9auptquartier So IL. So Ieicp CIR, u. y.
@tme Or9anilat ii on 5um
CzrarS1u1f serNat Ckn

uno SertauT ~pelelben Direct an ole &lllpeit nit einem
tielneh gtlRen. Se15l9 s3uel8 : 9tetall : Wel1ofte.
S1one Oei=GDromos perlWieoeier WroBen meroen oe.l
Stauferrl nlli l. 2, 3, 4 ooer b 4iuuo &Dee sel0entl.
POLES 9pronlo betlteIr ,,Stip unp Sucf', EN- neues
u NIuio) Sllo, oas e..en lebDatten Strel, 5wilUen
elllelll &tlo ulto elllell buno nm ole "Sleblnyspuppe
tetne Sel0reibuns ole Gel0IDte 10 gut er5aDieu tam,
ais Die elnfabe Seiel0nut9 pes Siiultlers. Die Ont.
l9elouil9 1T 9eraoe iptlWe aDur ulo AnSel ano man
lluB oas Sllo legen UNI es lpurotseit ju toilnen. SeBl
3u Daben III Sl Nr@ Str, ode Der s3melttn Il. @oates
str. nn0 GIL Sin ,Slusite en-. 4lllo.. 4ya. 4gN5lun.
, 1876-10-04

n aas str snsladfslisRes araasssiter. s,nev Ia. ~
iHtnssf&istt nntcrpptfen Ia. aas letser ram,atnbF al
sssu sarsa. Die urjaasn, seae sieis farsdiiGt e.
strserrafsu, fus sssiatsseu SUB stslfeha sber BIZ b.
hard 6tartnassraHta sas sasrsenisfem, be 81 .sS.
gub sebur4 ben san;en 66rper An nd So
Dss .S&pebti& Sstters" Sept AnerretGt ha os x.Sr.
txassastttd ba ben sbsR ~frr3saten &ransSsiteu unS bSi
Saufeaa.n BITE grianbsstt susz6esstben, pI6t ldSa "a y.
V&a s~Htfslttu, Y tntesn Gtaps sm qebsa ta Rabsa.
Wtesesstf&gassnbet.
, 1876-10-04

Serlamgt, : $ +: 4: s! =, &c e {: ;, : IL:
9olt 10 8oSen 4apler, 10 Nouuerts, 9oloene Jeoer,
UeoerDalter, Natent yarpmaB ulO emeM ArrlItl Sc.
loelrD. Gtlljelle 4atete nltt ele9antem prels 70 @ents
polttrei. @lrculore1rei.
4~24l2ott; Sripe Ii. Gp., 100 Sroabpap, G.Y
, 1876-10-04
Nafber AbAana.

n Neuslts UNI
bette AusitGt
zzs III GGpnoners
, 1876-10-04

fss unsetlssus &ranttsitss nab biz m.hls.rifSs p.bs,h.
.Eae %etrielbsn iann atttaalS "a frab bsapnnsn m,rSsn
Pen ssOrsaas sss rSss.bti@. Sttsrs" ssaaa ass s..
Gapsilnae nns es lttts Spur hz pbensenennteu I'LL
stre stri&pinbea. Dem patirutsa wtrS uni.hM. "a
solaansles SsIaasettt iarldeesetea saS sees Ss frspts
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 95 1876.

difficulty arise, would no more think of ap-
pcaling to the company than of appealing to
the Vatican. What he wants is to arrive safely
at his point of destination, and even this, on
Monday night, was denied him.
We do not pretend to discuss the quarrel
between the New-Jersey Central Company and
its engineers. We make bold, however, to say,
first, that the company should, II possible,
have prevented the detention which has 0c-
Cured upon its road at any cost whatever
and, secondly that the engineers should nave
remembered that theirs was q continuing con-
tract, renewed with the going out OF every
train. An engineer starting with his l0como-
tive thereby agrees to drive the engine to
certain point He may refuse to start but
having started, it is his business to go on,
until he has accomplished what he undertook
to accomplish. 1t is evident that upon
any other principle it would always De
possible for the employed to subject
their employers to infinite loss, damage,
and expense not taking into account the
trouble, vexaton and hurt to which the public
also NAV be subjected. The time for striking
is before the business is undertaken. When 1t
is once in hand, 1t should in law and equity
be continued until it is accomplished. The
engineers of the Ncw-Jersey Central Railroad
complain of a sudden and great reduction of
their wages. 1t is clearly their right to stop
work if dissatisfied; but they have no right to
stop it in way which will damage and annoy
others. This however. they do in their eager
ness to subject the company to the greatest
possible pressure. We know that like adj
vantage has been taken in other branches of
industry, and the effort made to prevent en-
ployers from filling large contracts at the time
appointed, unless they consent to an advance
of wages. But in each case the morality OF
the matter is the same, only the railway
striker is in position to make his proceeding
public calamity.
These railway difficulties are sure to be In
some way speedily adjusted-Our only wish Is
that this should be done after n minimum of
inconvenience to the public which, without
being a party to the dispute, bears more
than equal share of its Inconvenience. What
we ask in behalf of the public, is that it shall
not be subjected to anOyances which may be
under some circumstances extremely import
ant to individuals. Certainly the New-Jersey
Central Railroad Company can afford to be
little consderate of the comfort and OF the
rights of the community, to say nothing OF the
comfort and the rights of the engineers.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25
TyE R1ILROlD SIRIKE.

Most strikes are productive of inconvenience
to the public; no affair of the kind could be
mare 80 than n strike of railroad engineers.
But even this may be more or less toerable
People who start upon Journeys do not like to
be stopped and detained midway. Men who
are expected home are naturally uneasy ut de-
lay, and think how others are measlly think
ing of them. Those who have business at dis
tant points may lose money, and are pretty
certain to lose temper, if kept from making IA
prompt arrival. An arrest while travelling is
awkward, sudden and long stop is Tltat-
ing; and OH the Ncw-JerScy Central
Road last Monday night it meant nowhere
to lay many heads, and very little to put INTO
many stomachs. We submit that these are
difficulties, annOyanccs, and losses to which
the public should not be subjected Any man
agcment which results in such an absurd state
of things must be bad management. The
public cannot be expected to comprehend the
merits of the question, when there is dispute
between railway company and ITS engineers !;
but what it does most fully understand Is that
whereas the company has agreed to convey
them 10 and fro promptly and speedily, such
conveyance suddenly becomes impossible, and
that, too, when it is extremely necessary.
II is curious to observe that in this strike,
rs in many others, the interests of the public
seem to be entirely disrcgarded. The railway
company is the creature of the people and 50
indirectly are the engineers. These corpora
tions have great privileges which, properly
managed, produce great sums of money. We
say it in no odious sense, but every one of
them is monopoly. Having granted so much,
conscious that they make railways profitable
and dividends possible, people who travel
have some faint notion that they are entitled
to consideration and to the best of accomm0-
dation. 1t is true that this notion is kept
down and prevented from becoming arrogant
by constant consciousness of the absolute
necessity of the railroad. For this reason,
travellers submit to a great deal and this Sum
mer, especially, their patience has been sorely
tried But as rule, the average traveller is
meek and long suffering, looks upon the con-
ductor as q superior being. and should any
New-York tribune., 1876-10-25

bursement. Against this, which is the real
danger, Gov. Tilden gives. and can give, 10
guarantee. If he should be elected President,
it would be by the vote of the solid South.
Who suppOses that after that solid South
learned its power, it would fail to use 1t
II would be the controlling element OF
the Democratic party, and that party
would control Congress and the All
ministration. 1t would insist on sur
render of all the patronage, and would thus
postpone Indefinitely any real civil service re-
form. 1t would insist upon unlimited appro-
priations for the benefit of its section. lt
would therefore necessarily oppose the re-
sumption of specie payments. demand yet
greater issues of currency, and by thus cor
rupting the civil service, debasing the cur
rency. and deranging the finances, would in
Aict on the country evils no less destructive
than the original rebellion. That Is what
triumph of the present Southern movement
would mean and the election of Gov. Illden
would be the triumph of that movement.