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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
sARoAINsL BARGAINS

ESQ DRESS su,rs fsr.---.--. $50 oo
eto Or Ess sUlTs.-.--.-.--..Sso ~
sSs DIAGONAL sUiTs ..--.-.!s2s 90
sss CASHMERE SUITS SIS %
$40 CASHMERE SUITS .....-..sis %
SO DRESS PANTS .--..-..--.sJ o.
o. CASHMERE PANTS ....-.....ss "
Is CAsslMRRE PANTS ..-----.s3 ~
~ DRRss vRsTs..--..--.-...st %
% CAssIMRRR vRsrs.-.--...s1 80
WHITE sHiRTr.....--.--.-....si 50
COTTON sOCKs psr asrss.-....7s sts
Hats, trunks, Yalises,
49, asn. pt.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26

you mustn't think of going without
your breakfast. We are all Welsh here,
and if brother Welshman does take a
glass too much on st. David's Day, we
know how to make the allowances for
him. Come, step in here. We have
had breakfast an hour ago but Mrs
Jones is waiting to give you yours
Looking very shameful and repent
ant, Evan Jones followed his namesake
into the breakfast-parlor, where Mrs.
Jones, who had heard his humble con.
fessicn and apology, gave him kindly
greeting, aud he was soon seated before
a snowy table.cloth and, as well as his
headache would let him, enjoying a
plenteOus repast. During the meal his
entertainers quietly drew him out, and
were speedily behind the scenes as TO
his daily life and his hard struggles to
keep the wolf from the door, and when
he finally took his leave, a well filled
basket was waiting for him in the hall
to take home as present 20 the chit
dren. Nor was this by any means the
last which found its way to the same
quarter, sent by the same friendly
hands and am sorry to say that Of
all days, that held in the highest venera-
tiOn by the littlo Joneses is the day
when papa got so dreadfully tipsy at
the Welsh dinner"
L feel that there must be moral to
this story somewhere, but | can't quite
SEE where it lies. You can't call it eX-
actly temperance story, because, yon
observe, Evan Jones got a good nights
lodging, and made couple of kind
friends by getting drunk-which Is not
pOetical Justice by any means. After
much anxious consideration, the only
safe moral can see is, that married
lady should never order any gentleman,
however tipsy, to be put into her own
bed without making quite sure, IN the
first place, that he is the gentleman
who right ully belongs to her.-London
Society.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26

Or. TOwnsend's Oxygen
ated Air will purify the
blood IN one.third the
time that any Ot h er
known rene iycan. Whyl
because to inhale OXv-
.genated Air It goes .di-
rect to the Lungs and
pas ses through the tbs.
sues and comes IN direct
contact with the blood
as 1t is forced INTO the
Lungs by the action of
the heart. All the blood
lin our veins returns to
thc heart every four min
utes II the BLOOD Is good,
andfOrced from the heart
to the lungs, and the
more Oxygen you inhaie
into the lungS tile more
you purify the blood.
When Oxygen comes in
contact with the impuri-
ties in the blood 1t car
IbOntzes and burns, caus-
|Ilg the blood to be heat
ed so that lt'warms eve
Irv part of the hOdv. as it
goes on its revolutions
Through the system. II
your blood is pure yOu
cannot ne SICK. We drive
Mercury and all other
impurities out of { h q
blood. We guarantee to
|purliy the blood III one
third the time Of any
Iother known remedy.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
tcoSrNuEp FRoI FIRST PAGE ]

lCONFNUbO FRDI FIRST fAGb'l
stairs, aud told thestSntn t. tass the
wretched man up to our room. But
whatever shall we do now The idea
of a drunken wretch in our bed It's
too horrible !"
I" We mustn't he to hard upon him,
dear. could see at glance that he
was one Of our poorer brethren (;
tlaresay a hard working sober man en-
'ough in general way bat the tempta-
tiOn of good dinner and unlimbed IL
Quor was too much for him. Besides,
dear, we must consider the occasion, 1t
is the immemorial privilege of every
Welshman to get drunk, if he likes, on
st. David's Day. Some of us waive it,
but that's not to the purpose. We must
move into the spare room for tonight,
that's all. You had better give Mary
orders accordingly and, at the same
time, it will he as well to restore my
blackened character by showing her
that am not quite so far gone as she
imagines."
Mrs. Jones rang the bell.
90 Owen" she said, kissing him
fondly, and still wavering between
smiles and tears, it is such relief,
can't tell you. l am SO thankful it
wasn't you"
Mary's face when she opened the
door was picture.
Lor, ma'am Lor, sir I" she said,
looking from one to the other.
It's all right, Mary" said heI
master. " You will be relieved to hear
that the gentleman upstairs is another
Mr.. Jones. There has beer little
mistake, that's all and your mistress
and | are going to sleep in the spare
room"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLOOD-PURIEIER.
HI MHTAup


This inco1nDarabLe DEPURATTTE Is
n po,cerfth AITERATLKE, TONIC, d.
URETIC, DI4PHORETIC, and APERI-
-ENT, combining 0trtues lchtch render
1t inUaItabIe aud neeer- fdtEinO, and 6U
cate all diseases of the blood. It's inGTe-
dients are of a purely harmless ectrdc-
tiOn, the products gathered from remote
the slightest taint of dised5e In the sUs-
tenn, 1t 1teyeT fails iIs ejectin0 that disease
through the medium of the skin, OF er-
5jellilO 1t through the many and vGriOus
channels of the body, thereby dUotctngs
and, indeed, forcing all the organs into
ditiOn. A gerry brief space Of time aviIE
conrince any patient qtsin0 d, of its am
doubted reliability and sc0nderf"L cMrG-
d6IU, the UeTy acme of medical tTiunl1Hs,
and the greatest discovery of the Presene
t tbs tHg 6nS soSates tse sSfy dtscfsS aSs
seat of the lesion or disorder, such as
SCROFULA and the thousand and ono
of tchicH all oiyitised communities arc
coOnisdnt, for Bi6LtcdL Ir'ttl. has assert
ed that the " SiIas of the fathers shall
erSstions,v @ . md @mG to BR0KENo J B5OWW IND
-ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS it Is q
ao,cerItL rejuUendtor, causing the trrecLS
of man once more to assume the God-ttke
For CUT1NEO Us DISEASES, URN
COSTTTENESS, LTTER IND KIDNEY
COMPLAINTS, GENERAL AND NERV-
GLANDULAR ENLARG ElLENTS, EPI-
IHELIOMATOU CANCER, SCURYY,
AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES, INDO-
LENT ULCERS, FEMALE COM
PLAINTS (and to the DentLer sea- it Is os
boon long sought for by sensitive, .suscep-
direct action upOn their dftmentsl AND
AL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE
IN WHICH THE BLOOD is THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE. it Is incaii.abte. Il
perseverance, tcitb this remedy tciH proUe
a positive and permanent cure for
CHILLS and FEVERS ana alt M4LA-
RIAL POISONS.
Thousands of Testimonials attest tho
truth of these claims.
Price, One Dollar, In large bottle, or
eic bottles, So.
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ESTABLIS HED 1865.
GILMORE&CO., , ,AttysatLaw,
Successors to CHAPMAN, HosSER & Co.,
629 f St., Washington, DC.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.


Patents procured in all countries, No FEES
IN ADVANCE No charge unless the patent is
granted NO fees for making preliminary eX.
an nations. NO additional fees Tor obtaining
ana conducting rehearng. special attention
gwen TO- Interference Cases before the Patent
Office, Extensions before Congress- Infringe.
ment Suits in different states ana all litigation
appertalning to Inventions or Patents. SEND
STAMP FOR PAMPHLET OF SIXTY PAGES
U. S. COURTS AND HEpARTSiENTs.
CLAIMS prosecuted in the Supreme Court of the
UNITED states, Court of Claims, Court of Com
missioner OF Alabnml Claims, Southern CLAIMS
COmmisslOB, end all classes of war claims before
the Executive Departments.
ARREARS OF PAY AND BOUNTY.
OFFICERS. SOLDIERS and SAILORS Of the late
war ol their heirs, are in many cases entitled to
money from the Government, of winch they
have no knowledge Write full history of ser
wee, ana state amount of pay ana bounty re-
ceived Enclose stamO and full reply, after
examination, will be given you free.
PFNsIoNS.
All Officers, Soldiers and Sailors wounded
lupiuleu or injured IN the late war however
slightly, con OBTAIN pension many now receiy.
ing pensions are entitledStO7an Increase send
stamp and information will be furnished free.
UNITED STATES GENERAL LAND OFEICE.
Contested Land Cases. Private Land Claims
Mini Z Presumption AMI Homestead Cases pros.
ecuted before the General Land Office and De
partment of the Interior.
OLD BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
The last Report of the Commissioner of tho
Central Land Office shows 2,S97.50 acres of
Bounty Land Warrants outstanding. These
issued under act OF 1855 and pIlnr nc Is: We pay
cash for them. send bv registered letter -
Where assignments are Imperfect We ave in
stGuctlOns 70 perfect then.
Each department of our business is conducted
ed lawyers and clerks.
by reason of error Ot fraud many attorneys
are suspended frOm practice before the Pension
aud other offices each year. Claimants whose
attorneys have been thus suspended win be
gratnitously furnished with iul information
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEON.

A sli0ht so-calIed cold SciH ofttimoS
lead to a serious cough, SChfch, sfncGred
for or badly treated, must haze bat one
TesuLt-it mast eUentiS0te ia a settled case
of BRONCHITIS, or eCItdt Is tcOrSe, tho
deadly CONSUMPTION. To all suffering
from hdrdssiIsO cough aud erpectordttOn,
permanent relief. 1t duDnieIlts erpecfo-
ration, aud enables the patient to erpeL
that teTTt6ty septic deposit, sohtch, " teI1
9RUntcate its poison to the vesictsldr sub
stance of the lung, deOenerGtiig and de-
StrOUtnO that most essential OF OrOdns,
and uItiDtateS only la an edrlV aud an
timely death. TRACHEON has no equal,
much less a superior, and dts use tofH iiOt
only reBIOUe the deposit, thereby dfordina
great TeIief, bat heals the Rlenlbrdne and
leaUes the patient fIs possession of healthy
lung tissue.
Price Fifty Cents per bottle, or siS
BOTTLES, $50.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
PILES. HemOMhOids.
PILON.

Many causes tend to proda6e thts fJdin-
fitl and distressing state. The blood Is
stse oS Jy,Gstie s,,ir1@tiges te1eiS TO Dr9od,iee
congestion of the 6OtoeIs, torpid action OF
the liver, and numerous other causes are
the source Of this complaint, and hitherto
9lOfhiIiO efect,taL has been presented 10
the public, sUhtoh SCOHId rapidly dIieVidte
symptoms and ultimately prove an effect
tChich not only acts almost tnSta1ltIy, but
4UW reHOUe the largest tuniOFS Of the parts
(PiIesl by absorption, and many sch0
been radically cured, hdre been assured
(priOr to Wsin0 this treatneiitJ Or emit
Slent surgeons that the only relief they
eUer could erpect Ia life, trObld be bU an
operation, aud geDiopin0 u or them from
the body by a procedure tohtch sleeessttdt-
ed the Isnife. This remedy has been halted
IUith delight, and Is nOiO prescribed by
mGHD practising physicians, echo are cog
nisaHt Of tts merits, as the only knOt0iI
Price, FiItU Cents per package, or siaD
for $3.50.
THE ABOTE REMEDIES ARE
thorough IN the eradication of the differ
and are the result of patient, searching,
labOriOus, and scientific inuestiOattOns
embracing a period OF many years, tis
II the specific directions are complied
tCtth, thousands of f1dtielats SCiH bear trtt-
ness to their Teidtibe Dterits, and eOrrOb-
Ordte eUery assertion. Where there ara
nidnU complications Of disease, and pa
tients so desire, DIR. CH4NDLER igiLL
treat on letter iI necessary.
Descriptive and Explanatory CtTou-
Ia1, nj The atoge remedies sent Oll receipt
of StGniP. II the HOPRIETA ny
MEDICINES are gIOt on safe at yoUI.
paFticH.,' druggists, send orders to
DR. CHANDLER,
l479 Broadway, New-YOrk City.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
DYSP PSIAs
GASTRON.

GASTFONi is a safe, speedy, and post.
fiUe cure for that most depressing OF ALL
spents, and "a brief course of tredtIle ellt toiIE
restore the digestipe organs to their I,ris-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
action of the stomach and intestllles. Tho
9serUOuS irritabiLitU of literary aud ale
persons pursuing a sedentdrU tfe, IS
speedily removed by ,bis agent The
stomach Is restored to health and the KEY
note of the system tOiH once more respond
in the per- rfOTnIdnce of labor.
Price, One Dollar, iIG large bottle, or
sip bottles, So.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26

Can be cured. Whyl be-
cause we have cured
hundreds of cases. some
of them being gwen over
to die by all physicians
IOf other schools OF prac-
ltlce. Con sumption is Il
disease Of the Air passa-
ges and over twO-thirds
IOf the cases are caused
by Catarrh. We guaiau-
Tee n cure if you will
come in season.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26

NJ I'VE win start you in business you
NO can make $50 weekwithOut capital;
MOnnv easy and respectable for either sex.
AAOOD NJ. y. Young, 26l Bowery. y. y.
Feb. lO-m3
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
Bronchitis !

ALL Persons thai
read This are invite
to spnd for our larg
and ucauHiullv iliu
tratpd PHper,Sent frl @
to any address.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
q VI TIC E g.

Why2 Because Inhala-
ton Is the only way that
the AIR Passages can be
reached, and Catarrh is Il
disease OF the AR Passa-
ges of the Head Use
tins Treatment as we di.
rect, which is easy and
pleasant, and we guarau.
ice a perfect CURE Of
.tptarrh,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26

GEh Q coz day So RE made by Agents
slV : CSO selling our Chromos Crayons,
- Picture and Chrome Cards.
100 Samples worth "a, sent postpaid for 70 cts
Illustrated Catalogues ERE.
]. II. BUFFORD'S SONS, BOSTON.
Established 1880 feb3y
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
THE BLACK HILLS,

BY IL. n. MAGUIRE, who has sDent - wears in
this region. Latest accounts of Gold ana Silver
prospects, a gTICultural ana Grazing resources,
Climate Hunting, Fishing, Ipdlaus and set,
tiers adventures with them, Mining ana Wild
Western Life, the Waterfalls, Boiling Geysers,
noble scenery, immense GOrges, etc. With q
fine illustrations, aud new map. P1ce ONLY
10 CFNTS, sod by ALL NEWsDEALERs, or seut
postpaid iur ~ cents by DONNELLEN, LLOYD
d CO.. PUBLISHERS, CHICAGO, ILL.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
Consumption.

DYSPEPSIA WE
CURE. Liver & Kid
ney complaints are
effectually reached by
Oxygenated Air.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
~ II a = - = =
d,atsaFPHl.

WE MAKE \ SPE.
CIALTI Of treating
pHurutS by Malt
Please WRITE nhC ucs'
crIbe your symptoms.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
Asst lGGgla !.

WE GU UARANTEE
TO CURE co ughs
Colds, ID ,ptheria, Pneu
mOnia, Neuralgia aid
nearly all other severe
ATTACKS when all other
remedies fail.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
New Advertisements.
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,

Late Physician TO ST. Georges and ST. Bsrtholp:
news Hospitals, London, Curator to
81. Elizabeths, etc.
New-York tribune., 1877-12-20
DEMONETIzArION not SEcREE.
LETTER FROM THURLow WEED-CoNrROLLER KNON
SHOWS THAT SILVER WAS NOr DEMOSEiizED

LETTER FROM THURLOW WEED-coNrRoLLER hN0N
SHOWS THAr SILVER WAS NOr DEN0SEiilED
SECRETLY.
To the Edffor Of Thc TrtbHHe.
SIR: | received a letter this morning from Mr.
Knox, Controller OF the Currency, with a copy of his
report TO Congress dated December, 1876 Mr.
Knox calls my attention to various passages in the
report showing that The law of 1873 denonetizlng
silver was not "stealthy," suIrcptitiousiy' or
fgaudulently enacted
am satisfied, after reading the passages indicated
by Mn Knox that these offensive terms are unSHp-
ported BY The Congressional record, and they are.
therefore, chcerfully Withdrawn. | was ms
led by relying upon the report of the
committee appointed by Congress to examine
the silver question. 1t is quite plain that
members OF Congress ought TO have known
what thcy were dong. though many of them admit
they did not 1t Is equally certain tlat neither the
President the press the people, understood the
ouastiop until in wasab0ut to become practical one
The bill to regulate the Government MINIS,
etc. etc. was prepared under the direction OF the
Controller of the Currency. 1t contained many Sec
tiopS and numerous details, more or less important
in the management Of minis and assay Offices These
details were gathered from the various mint ana
ASSAY officers in reply to circular from The Con-
tllcr of or the Currency. Tine bill relating 10 COM
ages transmitted TO Congress by the Controller OF
the Currency in 1870, prohibited the coinage Of the
silver dollar It's dcmonctization was accomplished
10y the laws Of 1873 aud 1874.
The warfare against silver seems, therefore, to
have originated with She Controller Of the Currency.
! hope soon 10 submit my views of the reasons ass
signed by Mr.. Knox and his correspondents for de-
priyug the country Of full one half Of its constG-
tiona ability to resume specie payments. Ny pres
cnt purpose Is simply to apologize for into
which had fallen. Tw.
Nec- IOrt, Dec. Il, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-12-20

The funeral services will be held az oeocs m on
dsy 10Th inst, st Church OF the hop ifinV' N"i"o' ~
sonave and 42dsi ..,.,.
MASON nee sPRAGUE-On TUESDAY m9rninS, Dec e, -
Jeanie Amos wife 81 f.. Porter Masb shn yy,E %
Ter OF Ezabsth rswod aud the late Joseph Ahos oVsso
osq, OF New York - ...o,. ~. saue-,i a~r.
Relatives and friends requested 70 sttsno te ~ sr
vices az tue Church Of no New JerIssem a., az
par aud Lexugtonaycs on Thhr'day' tno @"'' NOW "
ga O'Clock .-.-, d, o.. ,,,.-u.nt
Boston papers please copy. 49,.
MAURICE-At Maspeth L. l. Dec 10 Mtef .ior & e,,.
Mrs lean Maurice widow Of James Maurice sEcd - years
and days. 49,, 49,. ,o,ar.t .s,vie-,
al II sayiOurs Church Maspeth. on Saturay' ~ 80 -
II O'Clock m. .,s f,vi.
sion Avenue Ferries. Williamsburg AZ OciO'A is"Pe
ticulary desired that no hDNofs be- sent
ROCKWELT-On Tuesday The Ism nst AT fiTs'iH'''i''
n Y. Henry Rockwell, aged ~ years - .-,... ...t.
Friends invited 10 attend the finHIh uph hi' i@' '
dence on F-iday the . 4 inst, AZ 1890 =. m. -,
Carriages will De IN waiting at Pta+intflie 10 o' ''0 ~
leaving Grand Central Depot At $50 a. m
Inicrmeut at Bedford y. Y.
SMITfI-Dec l5 1871 Clarence a smith, III t' ~" F''
-r ..-f., ~.
Funeral al the residence Of father ar. T. smith NO.
Fast O'Clock TbErs,ly evening Dec -
will be taken 10 schenectady iorn'ormeht f
Law
New-York tribune., 1877-12-20
THE UNION DINE REoEG1yIzLyG.

TwENrY-oNE TRUSTEES RESIGN. INCLrDING PRFsI-
pENr HAISES-SIX VACANCIES FILLED
In the report of the condition of the Union
Dime Savings BauS by Mr. Best to the Banking Depart
en the reorganzston OF ths Board OF Trustees vas re-
commented At a meeting OF the board yesterday af-
ternoon the designations OF twcnty-one trustees were
acccptcH and six new members were elected President
u,iras was abomg those who resigned In his
letter addressed to ACtu2-Supcrntcnd"u Lamb
which he read before the trustees. hc stated
tLe rruur,ilcnts OF extensive business, his
rar.ucrs hainc unwilling To continue without ms uu-
divided attention. lie expressed MS regret ar being
conlprlrd To sever his connection with q banh now
standing before the public ln an absolutely 5ouhV Cou
ditiru af en- having passed tIror"h slc'ro.uy so h"I
oucl an Investigations RichId II. Nichols was elected
,icr-utc-hcut 90 act A. lT",tdcni untu ihtl ohttt
sbou'd hr elected. II is intended To cut down U!e
l.,r,s of ,hc bank officers an the CLERKS on january l.
The following are the names Of tbo.c trustees WHOSE
Pc IONS ,,cf, accepted, NauUl,o on y. iul' JoStp
T. Oryl. William :. NhtOrk John MACK, Gardner :
Chauiu william Wake, HIltly q. Lane, r. g. "lc,l
G,rteit Wiuaut- TlOs. Floyd Jones, John H. v ai'd
VIM Iiviuc-ton Francis Bomeau Jr Henry HttNgs
n Hor.uu. Joseph kcuWorthy, James haciliu- uGh'
afd L. ~ Iaut.sscL The old members VINO SIN REMAIN
i, ne hol-d are: Richard N. Nichols, john trr-hluh
rll,s B butcher William ;. Fogg aaron Olo-'' W. j.
Ucu.nUay. James BrycrlnCe. Altryd -. DaIluk' p" H.
H. Iocf. Clinton T. Brush, Edward J. Po1r, j. H. jn.A-
sfnu william g.. Ross. aud ficdcrck Jacobson. ir
following are the new membCrt: II. n IhhtheI' j. r.
K-aup T. /. James. q. =. COe, - billtuh, anu d. -
Unlari There remains one other to he elected
New-York tribune., 1877-12-20
WHAT TIE SOUTH WANTS.

The South wants TO get control OF the Gov
eruent thro IN the Iustrumantaty Of the Demo cratic
grtv ~ rider upon ITS thirsty neldS podhteouS
stream Of appropriations Of money drawn ioW tue pock
al ~ Northern iSXptycrs Mississippi icyctS, Pacific
railroad, aul crost0uutry canals are 10 De construct
at the ext eusc of the National Treasury ana tlr t3rih
b. yO from Fu-aud m exchange ioG cotton instead OF
from the Nortr. schemes for retuudng the cOi"-5aA
for having rebel claims, ana VtuSonlng rebel soluiS
will follow urc hut the southern leaders are much
too shrewd alarm tlc couHtIA bF pressing iltm nov"
Tbev want 10 .ct the wedge well started before Bey
frye II hard aud fast Fi.st e. them secure l'ciho-
.,atic President and Democratic Congress, with them
eivcs I'm majority In an the councils ana cbfSts ol
r. DsIu1rr,r party. and BttcrwId tAelr designs upon
" Fedsra. Treasury viii be uumaskcd rapidly enough.
New-York tribune., 1877-12-20
NAII0YIL .RE4DJJSIHENTo
Mr wArrrReoN 1nrEArrNe REPUTATION.

MR. WATTEReON lHHEAIINN NkFJ DINIIUN'
FrIrt Tho L1r...'It Cat.i,r.J .gru7'.
Universal suffrage cen, if it likes. repudlate
the whole debt It can. If il iikos decree sGI oGp 10
so e,r.iH rs o5c who hold Tie debt. and cJnSt qucnuy
il Is undcr restraint The debtor is anEoaa no" 10
Na hepet for Dol. own ,ar aud The country : SAKE ne
wants fo eta frIybu ne eau settle on the nard
terms dersudc. without wpm, himself ONT aud That
@gs@ Its sole chance is paley, agreement result
he iu a measure which viii remove me qVtslon
ffu, ppiI. A ll,1gether Lessons from other nations
arr moi applicable they are absurd. The one item Ul
un vcrs1i suffrage knocks the proYS rom iti eauShl
sped tlcoill'ug of every sort The bonded dcDi IKE
,rv twin monsters both evils o. modern CIVILIZATION,
ls % be- moo safe by compromise Tn the one case as
tn mo other cXfr.,nism Us VaI. and is c ruin oi
the Boulhu!cY. We mean Go pay OGl u Bis. We mean
r. stIud b} the credit ~ the country and tie Lohor ot
me n M ana when tie poor fool, who Jeratlue H5
shall a spent their breath. shall DE found ne sole
outlying iuc between ihe buuuhoier, and ltpuaidtlon
put sttc. on time SHVcs uuc,' and word 10 the
v. i-ut o be enough. and tIc Statesmen OF the East
VII. a. t.c 3 hopeless mistake q tlcy dDut procure
satisflctUI adjustment now, whilst luey cJu ana De
fore tho d.vI = loose
New-York tribune., 1877-12-20
PTBLTC OPINION.

We deny that the great body OF soeaTd eaTneSs eSe
keu i Ciy service Reform. We deny tna' w i 9rm
tsoif has taken any attitude OF hosuhN-lA'""'
M p,osident now should either accept inc
and prefer charges against Messir. i
TO-. Corgei If he has aLy TO prefer OF ef @ 'T hs M
anu 49,, IN NOS session of their posts. ana tula us a.
lea,S -, tbr ,r1yer issues presented ny te uI.uSl1
tenn'n " ma the MEXICAN mbroglio lChrist'an uuoh'
Mr. Hayes is himself largely, perhaps wholly, cid,,
70 baMe t.rJs seem 10 imagine. Ills message dd not
bod tbc rcs6rm banner nigh as ihc county, & NY boH
is9t y" I,st snriog-ISt LOUIS Republican CDemJ