, 1876-02-19

-'tS tot1A s&tuF III 1tAk PttbuuAl F1VtluLtf
glveu at 915, IT,, S22."
N. Hill FoHfofts declaration that In 1gG3 ha
paid Mr. Fernando TJod sl5 900 for Nh appoint
meat to bo Corporation Attorney ia not exactly
understood In Now York. Ar. Wood has not tho
reputation Of being tho puraht-mtnded man In
tho world, bat Il Was not supposed that be
would DO guilty Of 4 asRrant act Of corruption
wien tho Danger Of discovery was 30 gront ~ in
thfa oaso.
Tho ShvannAh (aa.) Netcs IL not daz2led by
the g1itseting plana Of Col. Tom Bcost. It re-
fors to tis Texas Pacific scbome a. " 4 monster
Job" and Gays: "The Democratic majority in
the House Of REPRESENTATIVES lAyc grave re-
sponsibilisY before tAom In tho disposition Of
this nnonstrous aubFidy achemo-a responsibility
involving tho fate OF tho party in tue coming
Presidential election"
At tho annual dinner Of tho Associate Cham
Dor Of Commerce In London, Minister achonck
said, with 1oferapco to the Protectioaist ssrin:
'Ho would not mako any remark on tho re-
ssrtcsivo tariff further than that they In Amor
c. know whtt was good for their own interest,
and It 1ns generally understood that tho people
Ut England wero s1lvo to thoir own" Tho Amer
fcaa people aro just beginning to show that for
tho list dozen years many OF them hare boon
ignorant Of their interest In this 1espcct.
a correspondent Of tho Doaton Advertiser
holds that Mr. Dlainos speech on tho finances
has not boon surpassed by any effort In olese-
ucss. direcsnoss or forco. "nut 1t was not
specific cnough What tho country wanta now
Is specific enactmonts, not abstract discussions"
At tho sarno limo 1t mnY be said TINT, IT Mr..
Blaine made any speech At all, he could not have
spoken otherwise shnu ho did. It was not for
him, In such = mace and At a,c}, a tina In nro.
noRa bill for tho rcau,nntInr =, anoo;o nv.
ments. uo fnd,catad tbo ena md r,rt,t,,iv
plodeod Ills supuort to suv moaaura ,bt., nrom.
ised 10 compaea Il +vis..v and cl7,ciontlv Tb.t
vas suoual.
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Nm couraa - h,,a,.ao, ta..a" m.." n,'.so
.rr,,.s ~ so,,o,-.. s'' *'''o' ~ @-'1 A"sAoNes
n.oa.. - ~ r,
ut.ntv Tx eep. t d. o. Ih9 .G, scenes ~ e9n.
,,at rs, soo ho man can toll now What DAY
WIZ Wye.,cr ,pS wa a'Fo' ~ nsxsi y Msshnusne aud
ysts5y 5 tha s: 5ssss wsSssf hs sT ssas
hneisr u H." U1 p ras. T. ~ YETI saye shss
popularity and personal qusllacations of ths pres.
uonu Soash, canunass w! nau.o Rssaeer In tle "
aro good in ti,pes Of areat noiit,cai 4cSoIu.
Hons when tho foundation. principles
ssvo ~ ~, NV @ n1@ We "snt man ~ a. tae hen. who ca
war b.eeded. Who can do thsa better Than II D.7 lie
II honest hs u fi1pie IN his tastes lo American in
wiolc Ho. po1ticai and ncTsous crnrntiv 1ts ht1n %
inr these reso,,a times of tsIeproachsbie character
wouu @ nm ssS
opioso hin and being 20 9got Or fanatic tho Ger
mana could unite o. him. Tho poltitlons aud ring
es I'LL oeS oct % fairv fo1o tho reonle III n
will r.sk tho result.
TIM f!onnec}ient r.ts hora t,1,,, ,,7
In 49, ,,.os. ,so,'ss. S.'.1s sa"1a ~. ou4
aen and most ddeided strao towards tho open
ns'na u .ne'e anlnp!astof nfathfon OF tue "css*
Iua onto'', ~ ~" iaason' eol.-"oneY oFesn'
e,a''lie .1o ueo9a.'on a'om sns. c.Y 70 tne state
cou'ont'on anu IL IL 6a'a tnas half tho Hartford
ee''Hatson ~ VI tAo a"'ne sti1pe. 3ho ioIlo"lng
resolution passed III tho Now HaTcn Convention Ia
a rntber unraual nttarsnea II ro,no fron, q -,rr.
.....,.. - IN. 80 ~ eos"' .'o" AeP'"-
eentatsVe oodg OF Eastofn democrats
litsa.red, Th1t thla Convention heartily lorees tho
action Of Congressman phepa In rotiR for tbe iu,-
tundiate and unconditional repeal Of The Resumption
sc anu we hereby instruct tho deIeRatos ejceted i,