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zeb ward and the Legislature

The Legislature died drunk; that
is, what was lett Of it. The session OF
sixty days closed by constitutional lIm
ltauon last night, bur Zsb Ward, Tue
peuiteutiary contractor, gave them
parting janfbofee, which wound up he
business with "a hurrah. MIR. Waru
knows bow to fix things with the rurai
legislature, and gets his work IN Oh
them in admirable shape tie came
down here tour years ago, aud con
tracied with the State to take her peu
IieutIdry aud cuuyicts oft her hands,
aud run The thing without any expense
to the State rhe Legislature vi two
years ago made the stealing oil two
dollars grand larceny. Nov, petty
ateaiiug has been quite common VIII
the ue-rOes, aud, a. a consequence,
Dir. Nari has his prison chuck Iuil,
aud has had ~ upen Two large piah'a-
uons 10 eulpioy me -u'p'us upon out
by close Enlargement Is makilS m0dey
out OF bun vi them. Last year he
contracted 10 build ne" cell mouse
aud extend the prison walls ne cen
house has been completed, aud Aeou
Ion wanted his cash The Legislature
seemed to halt. but he gave them
supper, aud the bill appropriaiins
Sl23, 900 for him was euHcted- Ihen
lac was done with them, aud sent them
down lew ines vi champ'g c, min
gied with macn whisky. The rn''ies
mixed their drinks aud az curse
quence became sadly mixed 1.nd
inca how the wild waves sanS
! ARKANSAS uaper.
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The Hot springs Commission.

The Commissioners appointed last
week to take charge of the ii Ut Springs
reservation in Arkansas, consisting OF
ex Senator CragiD, of New Hampshire,
ex Representative Cuburn. OF Indians ,
aud ex Gov. Stearns, of Florida, are
required by the act authorizing their
appointment 10 meet at the Hot
Springs within thirty days after their
appointment, aud proceed to lag out
the reservation into squares, lots,
streets, etc adjudicate the claims OF
persons to tracts OF land claimed by
reason of improvements made thereon,
aud 10 determine the right Of each DC
cupant to purchase the land at an ap
praised value. The tract of land EN-
braeing all the Warm or Hot Springs,
or what is known as Hot Springs
Mountain, is to be reserved by the
Government aud placed in charge OF a
superintendent to be appointed by the
Secretary of the Interior, aud this of
fcer is also authorized to fix special
tax on water taken from the springs,
sufficient TO pay for the protection aud
necessary Improvement Of the same.
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BLAINR's letter is the beginning OF
fair and square f. ht between Blaine
nd Hayes. Blaine represents the real
:epublicsn party. lie is now the
embodiment of the principles of that
T7riy.
Hayes, on The other hand, has be-
rayed the Republican party, and gone
back on the men who made him PreSi
mt. lie has proved as false to the
en- who uulawfully counted him in
Benedict Arnold was to the rebel
americans in the time of the Ameri
an Revolution.
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The Grand Jury of Green county,
'rorgia, in recent preseutmeut, says:
After careful investigation of the
practical workings of the system of
t"ibiic schools, for several years in
areraiion in the county. we Gud that
he educational interest of the county
hss not been advanced by the system
/" view of this fact, and in view Of the
Indebtedness of the county, we deem
unwise, impoli'ic and mex pedieut to
y tax for the support OF those
hools during the present year.
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Next TO the horror of the burning
of the Brooklyn theater, in which
there was such a terrible loss of life,
comes the fearful disaster of the bnrn-
ing Of the Grand Southern Hotel at
St. Louis, by which some twelve per
sons lost their lives aud Others were
crippled and wounded.
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GEN. GRANT said at st. Louis, the
,,her day, that Hayes civil service
r-form isn't civil service reform.
lis only a means to place the aP
pnin.meuts in the hands of those who
viii to have them made according to
heir ideas of fituess-to reform this
nan out and the other man into of
=; -
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az HAVE been elected, and by the
Eternal, I will be the Governor.
That's what Wade Hampton said four
monts ago, and that's what srieSsSin
Radical craw just now"
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The olive branch having been rendered
by me on two separate occasions one in
print, and the other time verbally -hav-
ing been rejected with scorn by nv CON-
petitor the war will continue win vi0or
on my part until an honorable neace is
extorted from mine adversary.
fSur,,rr
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THE Conservative Republicans and
the Radical Republicans are having
lively fight just now. The Democrats
,nioy the fun.
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A PART of the geological corps will
aspect the oil region of Kentucky
his spring. while the Purchase viii
be visited by others.
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Prince Bismarck resignation Is the
sensation in Germany lie was prob
ably we'll aware when he rendered II
that Germany could not do without
him. The refusal of the Emperor
William to accept the resignation Is
generally in accordance with the pop
uiar will. and il is very likely that the
majority of the l45 opponents OF the
National Liberal party IN he Reich
stag would uol greatly rejoice to wit
ness the Permanent withdrawal OF the
brains of the German Empire.
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IT is quite probable that Congress
will convene in extra session on the
fifteenth of May.
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Proctor KNOTT is receiving thf
srpport of several Of cur exchanges foi
Il. s. Senator.
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Never write anything for the press
with lead pencil 1t SETS the editor.
compositors, and proof reader frantic
If the copy escapes the waste basket
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Total Capital represented.

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life
Of New Ar New Jersey:
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EINEST Brands of Cigars, at
CANNON 5.
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LOSSES :

paid be agency since
hment BY e Oh MutuN enedl, live iI
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SAMUEL EANEDRUN.
General Insurance Agent,
HE DC E8 EN- =aza, EAZ-

ollowing old Reliable Companies:
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
JDsEPH COOK on MAIEhIALISM

Life or Mechanlsm-W hich n This was tho
subject Of second lecture by the Rev Joseyn Cook
yered last evening. in tue simpson Methodist EJis.
copal Church, IN Brooklyn. 1t was orguuent
against philosophical materialism, occasionally
liyened by light touches. as when Mr.. Cook
said that be was not considered pe'iaDt I'm BJs-
he would be elsewhere-on account
of his citing numerous authorities, because IN Boston
every mau was philosopher. He was pplaudcd "ccls-
Ouay, but he paid Little heed TO inter uptOns OF this
The audience large, and number u Brooklyn
anu YJrK ymen were present. Tue lecturer IL
uotId,ed theme ny charts enlarged from ID. Lionel
De.es wOrk on MICROSCOPY. Tue lecture may DC Dcdy
sumuArizci as follows:
Am LIE or mecan Sun or both, and n 50, does the life
cause tue niecndnislD or tue mech,nism tue uct f
am produced by the acton o. physical forces nave no
Responsibility, Tor nave freedom. IL viii uUt
nee, am resolved back into the elements Oi wllcu AN
COM ,Use,., IKE a flask O water broken Ia tue l
crystdlilled; ai iecrysdlZed AUS 10 tue most MS
'rr exsts m thrr ior,us-lIy,us L-rnlei and in.
orsanc. Al the centre Oi tne question IS the eel,
e. IA been Out-lOWu, sud Inc theory
o oo asIn Os taken lts place. Tue niAed Of DO-
plism pas sIOogIca unit LElnG matter nas tne
power ol MOVING Lssu ana aisO the po~' o sel-euO-
dyison A. clew guide Us through this l1uyrntu,
We must lake aXiVm-eyery Cnange must bage
AN adequate IV-lay the question D., Wudt
makes ali tuese cnansest Lie mrcliuisA-
wnioAI Cucmis ry cannot do tncoe thIugs bIOulasm
bridges Oetw, I'll the nOtsibg and tue INnS.
b.upasin always comes from DIOpdsn. All he lIui IN
esg lseu 20 said but lad the nrst ,g-i BIO
plisn woayes ncIe tendon, anu thele muac c, AID
iu,re "a nerve, IL never bistakr. lac parts
are riu @ Otner IDere Is 'ooo oina-
tvn Inl,e webs are woven Wl.h one sci VI sAuiLts.
some a Lerr t.crr Is "a cOoruiustlng power RhI,n ac.
counts Tor the r,sul. Ilfe or mCcudusiWuIcuf II ,ti
Jiat nglug matter Is mo ecuiar iacnlueiy. buAy
81, > thai To speak ns4ng mdt,er anything
a UI operations l. absurd a. 70 speak UI
"noroiosty " Of eiOcA Ten IA s',ca ., matter al
most Invisible Ia the MICROSCOPE 10 the m4Chiney
mat wtayes everything that has lie. Il mater
Ii inrlt II cannot coordinate itscll tnC.e-
.Oro OUTSIDE tcre NUT b. CoOlduatiu. fOIc. In
tn must uc forecast nlU OK Iuechouis
~hlcui do not deny that cneaica forces ase t work
here, question: a., Can tuey explain coordination
sad tntt Jaws %. Nature nJt ac-
count lur tncr Orl- II. FOl'win- tails axiom AMI
t1c previously mcu,Inlet, uId tuat tle uinu.e
interior suggests In,tDe eXtetlOr u Nhcn al iG-
eliseO OukllL a
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
RAILROAD TINE SCHEDULES.

Twenty nine railroads were represented at
the General Railroad Time Convention, which was held
Yesterday az the Windsor Hotel. The Elio repre-
scnted by L. e. Bowen, General superintendent, and
John y. Abbott, General Passenger Agent; the New
York Central by General Superintendents TIinghtst
i,,d Toucey Penn ylvana by f. Thompson, Genera
,Lntger and l.. l.. Farmer, GeDcra Pdsoensrr Agent ;
tbc I,are Snure and Michigan southern ny General
periutcudcut Charles PANE tue Cleveland, CoHinbns
tucuuuti aud indianapolis 10y General Supcrlntcndcu ut
E- f. Mt; Atlantic ana Great Western by General
SUPERINTENDENT T. ID Cooper. Mr. F'Llt vas reelected
cl aifuau, and W. +. Alien, OF The irdrderS' OUctd
Iirqy Gtude was made secretary. Lttic bLs.n sswAs
I,i,u,,eu, resolution BENG adopted tAat lie time
tui,.. now existing between NcW-lOrk, Chicago. ST.
Lama and Cincinnati should be continued in effect IL
WIS A so resolved chAugcs IN time on la cra anu
r,nurcting lines should made or November IL.
CO., uit, e. uf siXtCeI appOinttd To picpirr time
sesL Tie next session OF tnc convention wtl be ueid
al the MIuusOr Hotel n April 1878.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
SAHAI0R CONhLIAG ~ THE CAMPAIGN
There was an unusual gathering of RepubIi-

cans AT tnc Fiftn Avenue HOtcl yesterday. Tue com
socuous figures Senator james o. Blaine aud SEN
ator Roscoe Cunklng The latter much sought az
by New-York pOtcians aud held sOr OF reception In
his room during tue evening.
At the Republican headquarters during the day, there
was considerable ctiyity and DISCUSSION. Tho RrIubl-
cans are encouraged believe that II the fu party
can be brought tp tue polls the state ticket can be
elected. The officers Oi IN Executive Com tee say thcy
do not anticipate very camor0us campaign either
side. The State Committee will confne IT. work mainly
to thc encoura cement Of local ana county committees
Few speeches viii bc made. Tie committee hope tuat
George William Curtis aud Senator Cohhlng Will be per
suadcd t. make few speeches, the lrttcr bearing a
sword" aud tue iOTlucr torch" Ii Is expected that
senator COnkling will speak ia NcwlOrk, Brooklyn, Al
b.ny, Rochester aud Buffalo.
A sub cummlitre ui tie General Republican Committee
waited upon senator Coukliug at the nm Avenue
II tel List evening, TO make come ARRANGEMENTS for u
great ratification needing, at which senator COnkn,
si0ud speak Mr. COnllus told The committee mat al.
dudes i'm tue senate Chamber might call him at any
noent and hc would, therefore, Do uuablc 10 make any
deri,i,n uu he yi.Ittd Washington Tho cOiAmitee
waz composed OF Colonel PImckney Charles 3 Spencer
Jnin -. Lawson, joel W. Mason, Robert C. Blown,
TncudurJs Mcleod, aud Thomas Murphy.
cuiur.d urgaulton from PuiiB cphia was received
lsl evening hy thu coorcd club OF tne Win Assembly
D.str4ct. TIc Pm.adeplians and the club nad pre-
IIed 10 give naOr COnklns serrngde, but the 5cnl
Tor declined the honor
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim 6repve Hoiel-Sanator james G. Blaine, OF
Maine. the Hon George NJ Robsson Of Ne Jersey Con-
grrssnan George A. Baglev of WHertown. y " i'ncl
mer NJ GeOrQia: e Congressman Lyman x. Bus nt
Buffalo Judge u. Rice, OF Maine; Congressman " w:
Iice cy Congressman j. VI. T. Williams, and Ben Prf eY
Pooie Massachusetts, and Judge Theoi0re iier 1i ~ e
NewYor Cour Of Appe ~ Host % bI0'sS 5 th iaoa WI
liam Henry Fielding of London AZ ID NJ mdFG ,1 hye'-NN
Governor William leach Lawrence OF Huoie lsah
fraad cent al IOeshOp TuUmas T. Ienirckt ~ Oh tlVS
ence - Ererett II0leGrrgoro Ge Wilan0v secretary oi
the lssan Legation at WtidSJr HOtt-
The Robert NJ McLane of BalImore and eI CONFESS
man John Reilly Of PcLns lyania ~ NtctOtts aVr
Senator r. I Plumb Kansas Wilson king, Uni'ed SIie'
Consul Bremen. aud H. II. Brdgers President thi AZ
lantc Cofst Ra way raa HOuse-Lleutenaut
Commander DAVID woodrow, 4. y N....H0gDtaH A0~sS-
Warren Miller. Of Herkimer, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

SAN FRANCIsCO, Oct. I'm. Uilman & Co.,
importers of clotns ladies cOAkngs aid ta0rs'
ming. etc. have M c an assgnn. 10 their iitors.
The mousse WAS t.e gest Of the KIND IN the city. The
causes Of tne failure duh times and extraordinary
lossss meeting Of the creditors viii be held to-day.
An cxqmmation Of tnc affairs of the Pioneer Bank
shows that 10 date drafts h. D. Brown Co.. tue New
York agency OF The baIK, AK rgite about S33 900.
These VIII o. come ck dlshoDOfrd ana maze iur-
turr demand ag,uust tilc assets Ol iiir COacelu %.
number Of the creditors uf The Pioneer Bank en-
deayor NJ 10 force tuc into banaIuptcy IL has
b.et setrtued that Nh Duncan prcsidtn, OF tue bauA,
recently effected insurance his lie in various
patrs in amounts aggrcpating $4,000, which leads
iu.uy 10 suspect mas committed su Idle.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
THE INITIATION DEMOCRAT on TOP.
From The Cincinnati Enquirer tDein)
II was the hostile ideas that met and chic

II was the hostile ideas that met; and chief
among Them was the qu sion of forced resumption
Iohn sherman came 10 O io held mp the Resumption
Act In his right hand shook II dchanY In the faces OF
The people of Ohio. and between closed teeth mat
II c0uld and should DO executed unless repealed Inc
Rcpu Jican party enireated 10 restore tue dollar
Of tine fathers the Of the lard, ana II re-
fused Ohio said yesterday tbat II should he restored
Toe Ohio idea has conquered at last aud lastngY Ic
full Summer Of Is at hand The long dominion o
the National Democratic pIrty IS secured NOT Ony
this hut Ohio herself ia lifted to place OF command ID
our National affairs. Sac between the lake and the
OHIO empress of politics, with the assurance oI
long continued She has earned the aurts o. tue
land IN the great councils Of the party. ara her buge
note from October tOber through the rolling years
will marshall the stitcs the prolonged and kindly
sway OF tne true Democracy.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
RAILROAD INTERESTS.


The managers Of the railway apportionment
scheme nave decided to advance tne rates on Ncs-
bound roghts 33a per cent the increase to take eff CT
October Is. The fourthclass freight was raised
Octuber g. aud the tariff will stll further Increase H.
\ railroad agent said yesterday. that merchants were
weary o: shipping by canals and would seek tasi
transit by rail. When navgdtlUn closed IN N0vem
b.r tnere would be another adyauce IN freight
rates Of about 20 per cent. The schedule to be- cu-
forced next week has rclcle only To McS'-puunu
fte.gut, that for EaS.-bOund y M determined Dy
the managers II he Western roads When tue LATER Ii
e,tab isned l. will be- enforced by the trunk lines, ac-
cDdi x TO the agreement entered into at tre meeting
Inc Western fIcgDt agents and tnc manager, OF tie
trunk liuos last week, the Windsor Hotel gentle
man connected with the appO tbniuent scheme states
thatI, any Western rods are discovered making cUu
tHcts at figures than those 81 the sen due, IN
trunk W refuse 10 carry tarr tlULgh freight cA
cent at ocd! rllcs from the point OF connection.
he new -cnedu e Tor MestDOund ueisnt, from New
" ffIltI
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
TWO DIES rRUcrIYE FIRES.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct. ia f

LAWRENCE, Mass, Oct. ia fire in the
driving room ol the INeFett Mis- NJ, destroyed
the indigo vafs, the IOof OF tls budlng ami guam
nay oi dyed yarns ANA cotton, IN process of manufacture.
The loss Is estimated at from $4,000 10 $4,000; uy
UsuIcd.
VICKsBURG, Miss, Oct. ia fire at Ed
wards Depot Miss, tnls morning, destroyed The bu'
ness houses OF S. ID. CurIie 81 Co.. l.. Lnnern, p
jenkins, q. W. W0mack X Co., q. Is. BmuDy. o. Z.
Massey, > H. Mlckey j. q. ROuX H. j. Mttetc. Albert
Iobu, Moss K Z. HdDert, j. NJ Hale, r. rc-dr',
livery Stable, rtIuad depot, Win small amount
ireIgnt, ana several negro suunues. lac railroad
rack was destroyed snort distance Out travel was
ho. Interrupted. l.. Zmncru, CIrrIc & CO., ana L. A.
Moss were partially iuSdied.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
TIE orrYeAR RESPONSIBLE.

The credulous inllauonists imbibed the idea
that they could nave cheIu metl donar spced on 10
the unlimited Teenback, 80 M To double uic uan'lN VI
without redcmpfion. so f1s ~ this result mas hten
brought about nv denabc IDEAS II was oy 'hs sla
yv deluson of lrre,lecmabie pa per y, and cheap
metal dollar hcned 10 the tail ~ the paper Kite, and by
The small WAYS with the sna things above mentioned
mt te returns will SHOW what cal ed the silent voie
large enough TO have turned the result largely the oher
Wv Several reasone win he alleged for tis, but III is
a wav of The Republicans. Annual elections ale TOO
great n burden for "a large number of them. govern
they have their oycrs they have not political
energy enough TO vote
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
THE IOWA ELECTION.

REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY OF sEvENTY-Two IL TBR
LEGISLATURE.
DEs MoINFs, Iowa, Oct 1.-THE State Register has
received returns up to midnight, and is able
TO give the result on all members of the
Senate, and on all except four members OF
the House. The Senate will stand thirty
Republicans to twelve Democrats and the House.
far az heard from, seventy Republicans, twenty
four Democrats, two Greenback men, and four to
hear from. OF the latter, OF unreported, two, at
least. will be Republican, making the Republican
majority joint ballot seventy-two.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEIS WILL.
HIS ESTATE BFQUEATHED 70 CARDINAL M'CLOsKEI
AND FIVE BISHOPS OF MS CHURCH.
RA1rInnnE Oct -Ihn Inst will an

HIS ESTATE BFQUEATHED 70 CARDINAL MCLOsKEY
AND FIVE BISHOPS OF MS CHURCH.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-THE last will and
testament of tue Ia Archb shop ayley WAS filed to-day
n tine Orphans Court Or probate, and the following
copy OF the satne
In rne name G ID. l. James Roosevelt Bavey.
formerly of Newark, y. j., ana now Of Baltimore Guy,
Mtrvla d. being in good ncih and Of sound mind. bu
considering uuccit iinty of e do therefore hereby
revoke all former wills by ne he etOlOre made and make
and publish MS aud none Otner as ANA lOf my last VIII
ami testament, at IS to say:
First and priuci aIy, commend my soul tO Almighty
God. and NV bOuy resign To the earth.
second IL nj give, devise aud bequcath all OF my
esa (. and pruer,y every kind which may he IN New
Jersey at the time of dcsih to His Emueucr.
mnst Rev Cardinal McCO,kcy. of Ncw-G ana to tine
Ii.t ,v Jonn IOughl -, of the CITY OF Brooklyn, and
Inc i-ht Ecv. cae \. Curtigdu, OF the q OF New
ara aud 10 tine SURVIVORS ana survivor OF Iueu thcT ana
hi uprs ana assigns
Tlfd Item ve, devise ana beQucath all Of tie
residue and remainder Of my estate aud proper y, OF
every kim ana description Wlat-Ocyer, AID Whcrrsu-
over situated lucuJ4ug What | now have and may ac-
mir. uto tte Igut Rev James Gibbons OF city
of WImng.ou. Del. ana tne kighi Rev. j. j. Kan, Of
Wuecug ". Va, and 20 tne survivors and survivor OF
th-ui, tntlr and ms heirs ana assigns.
Four h and last Icm-l constitute aud appoint the
sand James bbOus Thomas A. Becker. AID j. j. KAN,
aud the Survivors aud survive OF thcm 10 he the
Jors % this my last Will
witness ~ maud ADD SEAL I'm the city OF Baltimore
AFORESAID, tHis lltn day % OctOJer, 1870.
JAMES kOOsLyELT BAYLEY
(THOWAs A. LEE,
Witnessed by M. L. sTAER,
IA. A. CURTIS.
The Il Is written a snect OF letter paper and Is in
the handwriting OF tine Archbishop.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
THE ROURRONS DID TT.
From The Utc1 Heraid (RsD)


There is n large Bourbon element In the
party which cannot look beyond the day an the hOur
and which cannOt rise above the old bigOtrd feng OF
the war day. toward the Southern section THIS element
the party dreas the ascendncy or solid souh ana
has taken most effective means u insure tnl as
cendancy. The President cannot 20 backward III MS
policy II he would perhaps il is not too mIcn 10 e&
pcct nat Republican resentment should cNpr - ltAcii
emphasis in this early stage or tine great rN-
pertinent. We believe that tue Southern people nave
aready amply Iusufed the confidence the President ms
shown n them. There Otlers who believe th thc
rod of probation not yet be lOug enough 10 JUS
ify conclusion These latter have car rcd the ddy
in OHIO from ths election they Will understand
then mistake.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
4 RCTkIBUTiVE ACT.
Nh d. 81 lH...f 4 gaaUf

The Ohio election Is the first great act OF
rctrpution following frauds ANA crimes which de
faui.d the country OF q President 0f It's tlOcc, and
irnIiyed he people Of a thorough reform Admihstr.-
ton II has LEFT t. the President e nominal occupancy
ot me Executive chair nut tung else rchin- To hlin
but the semblance power and tno shallow O authority
TIE If usc which holds tnc purse-,truSs oi tue nation,
/. tr,u ly ID IN cratic The SENATE raDdy approach
ma, m same condition AID already has supreme control
over ils appointments lie has, II Is true, Cabinet ~
i'm. colce but couusr- are weakened D. GlFs'on7
ou me e. va service policy which OF its members has
,udevorri To enforce nis been y,uy set at de inco
h. Lis NJ ui,ler OF Exchcqucr, If by Regiment Oi 90
r.rss al y.o.e mead he mIrcAed in order to save all
coucerl. q from ignOninF aud def at.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
AN ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESIDENT.
I,. Tie BY,fDu Herald tfId)

The attempt is being made to attribute the
result l., q uIsIpprO,a oI tIc Prc,id nS~ southern
uric, We nave seen No evidence that Will justly any
su,h INTERPRETATION of what uttu.pr d aud RON
tie fce of the returns led tO tr com usiOn tad
fc D,iuoc Is nave won their Wct"ry by The maiute-
nance of better party Gisclpnc Il is claim already
oy some Of tbe Rrpuu papers that tue result OF le
election i, "A rebuke 10 th Presidents SIutuern policy {;
bu II seems to be rather an iOsenent ot H. Tor the
Democrats, 10 man, sustain IL; aud, WIN iu kIoWl-
edo,o tIs fact tie Onl L. publican, give them large
a,, IN OF strcn-th. 10 10 us "at the mora II
tho Rruublcau is tins: Inc President mas Dceh
wiser luau his party.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
AIFssON To Pen NsYLvANIANs.

If the Democrats do not carry Pennsylvanla
nrXt month, tAey may well shu. up snOp a 20 Out OF
business lar, asst this State is concerned III
tlIey do carry IT, VIII do IT. not because any ere
drence gwen O their yiruuus professions, or any goou
~ be expected from their performances, Dut supy De-
cause intelligent Repub lean voters who do their own
iuiu King dIsgustd with tne chefs OF factions ~
men own party wuO instead OF uniting against tnc com
mon enemy, are, tue eve Oi IN important eltctloh
sqdabbIug among themselves. and s"Owlng ah utdci
sl,.,rl Tor bytn prlneitle aud policy. Toe OAo Re-
uubIcaus gave tncir chance FOR victory ana Il
,ooA, very much tuer fellows of Penn>ylYdhld were
following their example.