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New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
STANLEY MATTHEW'S As \ FRIEND OF THE La
EOkING MAN.

fUTTNUVF IVIIf00
The Presidents order TO take politicians out
Of Congress not Apply TO members Oi Congress and
hdlf q dozen Oh haud 10 guldc te machine
and ciyc tie ''ratl alton scndutf Hon. Amos Town
send presided and Introduced Senator MaithcWs Htna-
MattAcVs htd scarcely cmbArkcd on the waves OF
discussion when struck the breakers Of the strike o.
tine strikers the brake. He bad prepared rcsou-
non 10 show the courage" of the Republican party IN
treating questions whelucT tey he political questions or
not, ana The resolution, atter some mcdircdilOn
p.rbaps by the sstmbcd WisUOm of the committee
IoOin had adopted He wanted 10 discuss th- apor
question the standpoint OF the "cCfastous feso
luiol of The Republican Convention, ana ht soon 1ounn
tnat 4 portion OF the crowd wanted MN 10 discuss
from the standpoint When the orator Drought forward
a remedy Strikes lie was answered Dack WIN lht
question l. dol az dag cIOugh for lGhpnns intn''
hen held out to the view OI hls AUDITORS SllltlS
W dollar ftncrs 'hc response was, " lhTo" II
10 u.s." The verdict OF careful olSe yrIs was tlit
s'Staly lost bis tempera ltue too hasllN nut Oh te
WnCle ht came out oil wrcsc without Deing lhrOWh
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
PUBLIC OPINION.

Congress might as well establish bureau
labor. TIE bufcau Of industry idea is humbug.-
indianapolis journal (RepI
Judge Matthews's platform, so far as regards
the mpraCticablity 81 the Ec5umptOn Act Wl ne SuH
tancd 10y the people and Judge West viii stand upon 1t
throughout the canvass CINCINNATI Gazette K-p)
1t is more important that the Republicans
elect a majority III senate this Fail than erect State
oicers New-York must have Republca. Representa-
tive III the United States Senate, and that Representative
can be other than Roscoe COnkins We can overlook
the eccentrciies of great man, but the Empire state
ought not to be dwaTfcd 10y small men.-lN y CONNER
cial Advertiser O.epJ
We beg the President TO cal a halt in this
Stanley Matthews idutic tumg with law ana IrcNocdblc
rights No oHe clean DATE The subject can be bam
boo lcd thc idea OF Congressional or Executive
acliOn regulating the price Of labor 3tjNccn corporations
chartered by the aud their employees aud n Ily
becomes Administration 20 get down 10 such pdpaDe
dcmasogisu.-i Philadelphia Times Qnd)
There is an astonishing dispatch from Wash
instru tine effect tndt certain inDOftanI Ncw-Nofk
appcu .ncnts VIII not be made until after te return OF
Srnaio- Con6liug What has senator Conklug 10 do
with under the civil Service Reform rules, We would
ike 20 knUWl II there is To be Ciyll Service Reform
carried out, the man who mole than any other needs
suuDbiug Is Senator COuking.-lCncinnau Commercial
QHjj
If the Wisconsin Democratic State COnven-
tiun shall fil 10 adopt th" ONO Democratic platform
there Will be bat little opposition - Such course
With gold at 1OJ and a wheat and cotton crop FOR cN
Idcy 10 knock two three cent OF from that price
before the December flies, there IS tir occasion 10
quarrel about tnS qursicu, W-ch AMY assumes less
anu less guifcancc.- Milwaukee News tDen)
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
WASHINGTON.
PRESIDENTIAL TOURS.
A WEEK IN NEw-ENGLAND-A TRIP WEST AND SOUTH
IN SEPTEMBER.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSR.l


IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Ang. THE President will leave
Washington next Monday to be absent week or
ten days in Vermont and New Hampshire. lie VIII
be accompanied by Postmaster-General Key, Secre-
tary McCrary and either Secretary Thompson or
Attorney General Devens. and will be joined at Ben
nington by Secretary Eyarts They will remain
two and perhaps three days at Bennington, after
which they will probably make short visit to New
Hampshire. While the President in Boston in
June. a committee of the Legislature of New-IIamp-
shire called and invited him to extend his visit at
that time to their State. This he unable to do
on account of his engagements in Rhode Island,
but he informed them that he might possibly go
to Concord when he visited Vermont this month
No further notice Of ARRANGEMENTS for his oihcia
reception in New-lIampshire have yet been re-
ceiyed; but letter a day two ago from Secretary
Evarts brought the Intelligence that the people OF
New Hampshire expect the President and party to
visit their State next week.
In September the President VIII 60 TO Ohio, leay-
ing Washington about the 9th. He will remain
four or five days at his home at Fremont. after
which he Will visit Louisville TO be present at the
celebration of the anniversary of tho adoption OF
the Constitution Of Kentucky From Louisville he
will probably extend his visit far South as Nash
yille and then return to Washington by way OF
Chatfanoo. Knoxville and Southwestern Virginia.
II Is not understood that the President Will bo ex-
pected to make any set speeches during either ol
these excursions.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
MAJOR RUNKLE RESTORED.
ISNoCESCE oF TIE CHARGES on WHICH HE WAS
DISMISSED VOW PROVED.
InY IELEGRApn TO THE TRiBCNR.I


IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBCSR.l
WASHINGTON. Aug. TN 1872, Benjamin
prpRe thcr an army officer the retired list, dong
dutv nv assignment in connection with the Freedman >
Rureau as a dIsbursus officer III kentucky was colil
rnoriiollcd on the accusation Of misappropra. -hk
,norev lie WAS sentenced to dismissal from the
service and 10 imprisonment IN the Pcnitenarv Ihe
finding of the court martial approyedby hfb Nhap
then Secretary Of War although the sentence 10 inc III
Tertiary Was remttcd. MAJ Ruuale since that daie mas
constantly mant aimed that bis case Wa, not ItrN neu
belore the court-maria, and indeed has proved MS luo
ceucc OF the charge upon which be was convicted py
voucner. fled in the Treasury. He incurred good deal
of odinm from the fact that he was disbnrsng ohcer
under Gen. Howe's management OF tho IreeImens bd-
reau.
Mai Rnnkle's awycrs hav recently discovered point
in military law the results OF which have been tha' te
Prcsident has within day or two ordered Mi9' Hun'
l'- i.toratiou 10 tie service. The lawyers made ihe
mint tlat the military law requires the sentence
of a cour-inartial, involving criminal accusation
In Il. upproyed by the President They cannot
bc ,ppro.ed by the Secretary Of war; consequently 'Ho
endorsement OF Secretary Beknap was OF no ID
and Mai Ruukle's case Was SIN pehunB' i"' "H'
,,t M this point was made before the President ana
the law onicc.s oi the Government anu '"' "' ''"
reached that the point made by the lawyers was soou'
that IN fact Maj. Runkle's courl-martlh ""s os'nS
sin pending. ,...,,. -
This pont gained. the President gave Maj huhhle
su.cial hearing upon the mofis OF Ills ueIe"se' ino
evidence OF hi- innocence discovered by MAJ hn'kie
during the last i've years was 30 Overwhelming 'h '"c
pres,deut has decided that tho accusation was uh-
founded aud the finding Of the courtmaFa iegai aud
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
SUMNER LEISURE.
SARATOGA.

S,RAToGA Aug. THE juvenile dansante
q, the Grand Union this afternoon was charm ing affair
7, began at four o'clock, aud was oyer before seven
o'clock The entertainment drew out grf At number OF
saratoea best people. and they crowd every foot OF
sitting and standing space I'm the splendid ba Ii
gss an occasion Of unmuXed enjoyment 10 the young
Who did their part with ali the freedom grace and a-
Am of ildhOOd They were marshaled by hOOl-h ole
scers who bustled about with nucn conscious dign
adorned with appropriate insignia of authority.
Tomorrow the Worcester Continentals. crack military
COMPANY viii pay Saratoga visit. Tho corps numbers
hou one hundred men, and has It's ranks many OF the
bs citizens of Worcester The Burgess Corps Of Albany
las rendered AN escort on Wednesday the cavalry
squadron OF Albany viii make their annual tour 70 sara
tog3.
A military ball is ANNOUNCED 1t Congress Hall for
Thursday evening.
The kellogg concert is Announced to take place on
Tuesday evening Augus; u. at the United states Hotel
Mis- kellogg viii be assisted by Herr J. Cif, Gs Tale
pittra. Count Pierre Lorodan and MI VIM. Carleton.
Mis- Kellogg Is already here
Mis-, Emma Abbott, Busnoh, and Ferant have taken
Aru to Lake George.
l. sboud be mentioned as feature of Saratoga life
that morning praycr-mectlncs held under the au
srice OF the Young Mems Christian Association and are
attended 10y large numbers daily They arc led 10y some
o. the distinguished dNincs hCIe Ihe meeting to-lhof
row morning be led by the Rev. Dr. Darins Clarke OF
Boston.
Among the numerous arrivals at the various hotels
the following:
AT tho Adephi-Gabriel d. Clark and wife of Balt-
more
AT Congress Hall are Hiram Cranson Of the NewIork
Hofe Gem Chas Hughes Of Sandy Ilill Frederick De
lauo ard family Of Rochester. c. p. Curtis and family of
Toledo BENJAMIN Walker and family OF Worcester, ana
J. D. DAILY of Ncw-Nork.
Atle Grand Union arc M and Mrs David McCosly Of
Cleveland John Knapp Of The ST. LOUIS Republican, Miss
ADA knapp and Miss Alice Knapp Samuel Little and son
Of Baltimore. William Ptmbcrton and family of Virginia,
J u Robinson and daughter of Puspurg, j. W. c. Lev
eridsc. Miss May Leyerdce, Miss !. W. Bonsitli Miss
Annie III y Miss May Hay and Allan Hay jr, Lawrence
l. J,rlins VIE and som Miss MAY Dalrympe, Miss /.
j. Jenkins. Mrs. Byron Gumngs, NJ >s sue cummings
and nl>. j. T.. Cummings OF New-lork, X Mac
ready aud wife. ". II. Macrcady, Robert y. MaCfcadY
o. Cincinnati Clarendon = 1rO8 bridge and VIE of New
Haven. j. G.. Gayuor and Misses GayHor OF Newly orR
judge John j. Young and ". = Dcmott Of Newark, J.
T. sootfogd and Mss potiord Of Delaware, Mrs. Ed-
wrd smith and Miss Mills Of Long Island, w. j. Rlch-
6rd OF England are at tAc Clarendon.
At che United STATE, are Morris Patterson of PAadel-
ksla Fr4uc., Copcutt OF New-Ycrk Miss J. W. Brooks
ard Miss T. r. Biooks OF London, Nathaniel Myers and
wife Of So. Louis Edward Ellis OF Schenectady and
5udgo ~. A. Moore OF North CdtOhna.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
THE CABINET IN SESSION.
UTAH, SAMOA AND THE STATIONS OF FEDERAL
Troops AND SHIPS UNDER DISCUSSION.
ftv rrtr.p ,ttt To THE III..I 81


WAsuINGvON. August IA Cabinet meeting
was held today aud many topics cawe for consider
atinn one was the condition 90 allaiis IN Utdh
which las engaged the attention Of tie Cabinet TO some
extent at one of their late meotugs Ihe rF"y
between the Gentle aud Mormon population OF that Ter
ritory seems to increasing in bitterness, ana number
Of new indictments against Mornons for poiyga'ny and
oer o1cnSs have recently been secured. Some oi the
Ceutes in the Territory have been agprehenslve that
trouble misht crow ont OF these proceedings Inc Al
minislration fear disturbance of the peace
however. what to 10 WITH the United states troops
which were recently moved from the Southern states mo
Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maryland, and to other
POINTS where breach OF the peace was threatened dul-
inc the recent railroad strikes also discussed IL
WAS decided that they will not be sent back 10 the South
at present No Necessity believed 10 exist for heephS
socr, IN any Of the Southern states and 1t is Thought
n be more prudent to hold such forces "a are aValioe
for that purpose points In the North where ihey can
he readily moved TO any section where their services may
be needed.
6uotbcr uh,ect before the meeting the dispatches
which have been received ~ the Department Of state
from our Consul a Samoa, announcing tEaJ lhe aaoh
Government has formally sppcd both to the President
of the United States. through our Consul ana TO tno
Oueen of Great Britain through the BRUSH consul Io
protection and assistance to enable 1t to maItaih
its neace and independence. No ohcal conhrmau II
o ecn received Of the statcm,n nts already published
that subsequent making This application the sAh"ah'
boised the American flag. Tine despatch Of Mr. Giin'
chr Consu at samoa read in full to the Cabinet Inc
matter was then laid aside until further Information
shall have been received
n was determined to-day that the naval vessels now
anchored of the city might be returned To the NorihAt
lortc fleet together with the force OF sailors and ma
rnes Numbering five six hundred. ordered 10 ths Guy
when the labor troubles began In accordance Win 'hs
decision the Plymouth, swdtara and Huron now an
cbored Of this city VIII sl for Fortress Monroe on
Thursday or Friday next There will be review o the
sailors and marines tnc Navy Nard tomorrow even
ing which Will attended by the President Secretary ol
the Navy and other prominent oihciais
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
~ Pursuit or THE HOSTILE INDIANS.

HELENA, Mont, Aug. 7-Advlce' from Mis-
sori IN the morning Of tbo 9Th say that Gen GlDnoh'
u, 200 regular infantry in wasons' left hssona fost
a. flow the hostile Indians, at O'Clock on saturday az
t,ruoon. lie designed making tnry-hye miles day
roe hostile tribes were at DOoitie Ranch Oh friday
night seyenty five miles from Missouri" CNiei 'h"lI's
docncd to lend his warriors 10 Ten "'opo"' u"' WI,
80. 49,. ~, t,.,,.s an his own account. Gen. Howard
l.. moi ,et heard Lent, the courier h"u llot re-
tfrntd on sunday and anxiety was Ie IoI ME ~
-. ~ percrs lad come over the trm. considerable
,Wruer OF the MlssOula County volunteers nave Plo
unl 10 advance with but independent O the le%W"s'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
GRIMES AND cAsuALTIEs-RY TELEGRAPH.

GREENFIELD Mass, Aug. 7.-Orlando Fiske Of
Shelburno President the rankin County Agricultural
society, who been trial for burning barn. ac
quilted today
COwAN. Tenn. Aug. John W. S. Robinson,
alias "Captan ROBERTSON" who charged with having
committed for the amO-t Of slOOUOO six
years ago, was arrested here las night.
BosrON Mass. Aug. The body Of Benjamin o.
Munkcu. for m0nts couuectod wh he bosioa
taken the water al the foot OF Get tn
Boston night The deceaed had maze frequent tnrats
Of suicide
POUGHKFFPsiE Y. Y, Aug. 7.-Ex-Jndge TapDan
and Sr Srge appeared Judge 10 day ir ho
Merritt case cha.ged Tempt The COurt aeli
that Judge 1sppan had not yOatc tue injunction. aud re-
its decision CARDS sulNcL
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
LATEST SBfP AEHG
lFor other ShtD Ncics see Third Page
ARRIVED.


steamship Gaucns Bearse Boston with dse aad passen
steamship isaac B, Lawrence Norfolk CRY Point and
R.chA9nd. Oh Domin.on -, ,ao3Yp Sgpp any - ., A..
win noassc 70 Ianman emp vessel to Pars rs = l. ud
Bai \ j. =. H,DI09A & ess IT, it i & ~, m VII" sugar
brig GEO ". Chase OF orlind Patterson caqle9as lS
cneser Co sailed AZ coIpany with Dng Amefi'ah uhon'
Brig T. ii 4. PIT ouierbuige Of and 60 dsys Tom Ber
muos, N ballast u Jones q i.2agn 49,. - ,.
Fowler.
BELOW
Brig American Uniol. from carlenas.
Bus keyatone rom Na'anA's. ,
Az spoken Aug D. y miles south from cape May by piios
boat ). .. Bennett Ao.6
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON, Acg 7-saod, Aug. >, eleanor Maire Arrived.
MoWiIa' arg. Tine Anchor Line steamship Deyonla,
Capt Mulo fr9a' july p. Glasgow, aluyct
HAIril. Aus. 7.-ssled Steamship Scandinavian. Liy.
orpoo, ,Ia t. Joln y.
81 aushp bermuu' hence has arrived At ST. Johns
DONE, nc PORTS.
CHARLEsroy Aug 7.Aruved, steamship Charleston New.
YORK bark 1ees mo Ias' de Siot cg C9a MeaiyI,
depha saiei gee Ber'o Joya, baltmore a.. 90.
Howe BOSOM r. " Bouae, SIR Ncs-YerIi II. /, cav.
FLoS; s 1neod DaiH' vsSc9 He.ar cr Moo5er
LONDON: scnoonels ace "eos.or fogng' = d9r' y -
ers Ha,bor isi.nd. ~ quaran.ine: DarS May4aee9.
Ngw9 ON; r. Willing Len Pnll.ep ~ barss AuaLa QL),
Lonaanza, Lisbon; stormy etre l>l Cnarrs DubIn "l'
naats Jerlaes jSor Ne ss1 Boston, s,hS,ys 80
Charleston, =. e., AoHa~srt Bakti, BOSOM
Sailed BaTks I.riaul lrit1 Adilllci bng Ehldt -
pIILADLiPfA Pa. Aug. I.Ar vi: steamer W. Nh llhen.
Rggd-s. butImoe scho1ners Pile q" me i-t 10 a. %
Jonu: A.. -tuar Libby. WniOr, y =. EultII HtrciH,
Hntchirs Providence -. Naudus-u BIyce. B0s.g j. ;.
mgraham, Packard, Dix Island iavlua j. Toll johnson,
Hanger tlycr; BOpid Bulry, hcnmOndi NJ l. Began,
TL0rnpsOn Brunswick, Ga. Anna DAVIS fenssoh; H. w.
sicCuiley DOu-hy. BroaI Cr-ck \. g.; q. Washington.
fs.ank SlOs l, Md, Aia ella, tterlDg, 90. cleared:
steamer EIzabeh Wool b. imCre, bak Sled ad, Onls n.
Kogsbtrg schou ID. clifford, cobb BOstJn r. e. hnlsbt,
iiutry. lTGs.Clce; Henry fnch Bonuci AppunaHgi r.
vannca \, Bosn doi Ida V. Mccabe. PeAdR 'oriolh.
sailed steamer Agnes
DISASTER
The Department has received Information from tho
Con u al Nassau. Oi TIE loss Ol The scnr George l.
Ire dwell Of Baltimore, the 9tn ~ July las al Ship can'
bel ays. rescuei and nave Oeen sent
10 New York.
DAuEs, Ga. Aug. THE brig RIO (Bcl from Newfork
reuors pie u boat cont g mate auJ o semen
Of the Bertha Maria, OF hu5siOI. ia. Ire cfeg
LETT te pald SINKING condition on JWy -, ana paitol
ptuy win Cadtan and nye men ls same evening"
EiTndglt barring wcst - miles Tie DarK hdd c61 VI
coffee aul mahogany Tor New Ork
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
WANTS TO GET TO WORK.

From me Nro ofh t"t".,!''"' u -.
II is time 10 think OF calling the hcpuDllcan
state COW nOu. There Isl pung IN ihe Constitution
ae,l,st ,r A. b. Cornell ealing The Siate Nohhiitiec
f1fber aud deciding upon Che ume ana pace of holu
tu0 The Convention. Oh course all th6 "c
fT indor,ng the Presidents Southern pOlcy IL Is ohy
tbe t,llows who don't want Ohcc tLal ihr BlO"IIiA
bout It, Cdtcn chap who - III once OF avI QUO Hlah
m n,oli hs al the President and Carr schurzs cl' ser
yi,e uIdtri kOt much.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

md among the prominent townsolk preser were Col.
Fellows Geo g. Coo President Of the American Exchange
Bank DANIEL Drake smitn, Presidents OF the COmmerciI
Mutual Insurance Co., Col Banks, late Commander of
the i5th Regiment y. Y. National Guard, James w.
NJ, ,Cullougb Receiver Of the n. j. Midland Railroad,
Senator Lydcckcr etc. Speeches were made by Capt
C0e Col Fellows, VIM. Walter Phelps, ana others. Grew
enthusiasm was eIcited by n tcegTs . from Gov Bede
that La had expected present but WAS detained ny
the last moment 10 his great regret as the DeaV0r OF
the company had met vita his hearty appreciation.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
nENDRIcKss YEARNING FoR ~ TnE lleI.e PEE.IDENcY.

We have had Gov. hendricks OF InGlahd, JOO
here M Inc tIugndu "Nuu mad narrow escape III NO
yembcr hadu't. yOI GOVERNOR sdd 10 INN ihlg S
y-sfcd. ~. the cOfrorOOm lie SAILED ana
nde some comment the small npOranccO Tue Nlct-
Pr-- .nal Office. But what an enormous post j. lEt
OF President! exclaimed. " The greatest ehp roI ~
tbr world 20 concdrd. Z" | am aatOnlsHrd 10 nnd,
continued Mr. Hendricks, how limited the queen =
powers are she seems naught but anghTe-head. res
tine UrcIU.tVes crown, but many very iHoi lahl
ones have slipped away Here "" arrived al ine co,co
chops
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

ASKING roo MUCH OF BOWLEs.

The prophet BowlCs after enumcrating a
nu4iUer soc "a dis-rac I'D tie Western p'r, "i ms
STATE. remarks with gloom; " Ths pfeitt discourage
ina picture taken days record oi tue social lie
q Western Massachusetts. II sufficiently illustrates the
decay Of Puritan stock IL New N-Engand" We add with
st rcater sOemnitY, in the diocese OF The SPriHGfd
ReDUjicIH Now let the lropHct try The effect for say
Hng Nens OF goOd-Iaturcd and altogether sensible
paper aud one thai docsu't nominate CHARLES FrdGcis
Adams Iur anything. II such change does not rcen
arato Mcstn Ma.sAchuselts, Ocr u lose our suoss
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
THE WHOLE STORY OF A MAYOR.

Mayor Jones, of Toledo, made patronlzlng
sn4.cn Ia iue rioters tHat place. subsequently, tnc
rtus oxcesses inccused the wnole people ana ten me
Mayo thought better OF IT, Iben ne chaiReI that nc
,n,rss So Inc MAYOR wrote out report for The NEW
X~nr TpipINE Inc Bidde takes satisfaction by pub
mo avn repor and the Mayors IN parallel col
,1e ,t tha IN fact it had toned down htle the
yorst things the Mayor mad SAID.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

IfV 10 they eet out OI Our bodies "h'h ~"
,l.Iruf 'efn our Z" Wby don't we see ihe yeoW 'hp
in,.. tne tclcgraphs come in, gOln long ihe u!oBIP
,ir.. II the Bible calls Dud 90 Iolhs Bvh.'
children are Kids, amt tncy y " l. IL 700 hte ioI & %
t, - I,u hrotG a. ANY rate, ana biiy "teen
win cousins amt we o. al you was me wlin !oa ~
,s inIu would you drive hcarse or JOIN eucuA'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
REvENrE orrlcrRs INTIMpArED.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. Last Friday night
Deputy United Mafshas Harris and PEBBLES seized
tobacco factory Of John H. Burton Henry County,
Tennessee. They began loading the machinery on a
wagon. when suddenly they surrounded by twenty
five armed men, who ordered them 10 unload the wagon,
OF the desperad0es insisting Killing tie Cheers
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
RoATING AT sARATOGA.

SARATOGA. n. Y, Aug. John Morrissey
offers a purse Of $500 for single scul open to he
world, to of a. suat);a Lake August %, three
miles, ono turn, 500 entrance go with the puis TO
the winner Coz 1T ey and Riley have already agreed TO
enter. entrles be made ~ JOnn NOrusscY's
before August 10. Moncy must accompany the entries
they will not be received.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
nEMOCRATIC ADVICE TO blaine.

Ii is said that Blame Is discouraged at tie
friendly attitude OF tho ONO kepno'clAs towards a,
Uayrs II tnis b8 true he gives up sooner thdh W.
tected he would OhiO IS Mr.. Hayess own state ana
the abode uf most OF his appointments lie Is no more
n0uuIr IN ono Mr. Blaine is IN Maine lhtIt - no
for beng Discouraged yei, MI Blame cave l'
old man "A whrl at your own home There's your chdhec'
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
A CASE FOR DISCIPLINE.

Judoe West we are informed by our cores
pout,lt al Cleveland was disciplined iOI IA, @
,l ,Itar,uccs a. ibc ratification meeting aUcl Ar Was
= "a BAH beginning lof hh"Iii ~
,i,Ifc Tie Judge viii Aaye 10 assert hlinsel Deio4c
Q of lt campaign.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08

One Of the most enjoyable evening resorts for gem
tlomou city he Uion square 0t oar culturef
aud critical cavaliers we're not SOW 40 fa themselves Il mo
pcrh agTdng for lr cOAjOr Of male gacsts Mr A.
j. ls proprietor succeeds In providing c'cty aehcacy
pr0curab aEd royal enterprise fOr the lat
tsllna lpllAIIty D. tNe house,.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-08
N1RRIED.

TALCoTT-wILMA3TH- York City, July 26 1877.
D. b. iles Charles W. IalCOtt Of CIJOn, y. T.,
to Milne NJ. WmartI OF tins city.