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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
PCBLIC OPINION

u ], vel to bear la mind that any Demo
eat slt to Cprgc-s from gland, or elsewhere
Hps- .laF, Iroptule--rrcr1t 20 TIE RANKS OF the
'-4i,-.. ISL. 4 portland Press Ofsp}
Twenty years ago the difficulty in Che Senate
NDuf have produced a. durl Gaming or 3D.. southern
rpresegt.-..o would have 5000 coudcmued. Our tac-
tcs orc better now. Patience, endurance and mental
resources viii give victory me ha'rtrssef cOld
Lt s.cure.-I Nashville American IDrDJ
Nobody can be deceived into the belief that
~ slats laa any other purpose Than ~ prevent Ire
Sctess "a tho 4resileUts civil service plans IT thry
salg force him adopt the old plan, which they have
Ied 20 90 peIslsteuty, they VOL ~ least prevent me
Practical enforcement Of N Newl 3iii~~ukee Ssntac!
t.rlJ
We sincerely hope that our Democratic
brethren are satisfied win tho apid iolJ cglcei oy
her lie preventative Iu Congress. Tile country "c neg
leave u them, D. DISCUS. wIh D.. And the in
eitalc result wiz be that d. tic Congress o. b yc ted
next November there viii De o EcIy sOlid Es publ can
North Utica Republican QteIJ
Il was very kind for Senators Howe Ran
to halns auC Donald to Bon their white robes OF
P4cr' mount siep-adter and spODga away The blood
On tAe moon toLkug AID Gordon sleep sWccilY, uut
S L'pcd The iaH adopted 70 Dgu sulLcr 10 their eye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21


BROWN-Dec. TO- JACKSON o. Brown AGED SO years -
Funeral from his ATE Peeks At O'Clock, sat
Tram leaves Grand Central Depot Il O'Clock
FIsRER-At the residence Of her John Psaer Jersey
CITY Heights, Dec H. Julia Henry FISHER reict of the ate
Funeral services at a. Van Rcpenave, Jersey city Hdsh
Rs,ives aud friends are respectfully invited attend o
GARDI.IER-In this city, Dec. 90 Edward GARDINER aged
Tie iuaeri services win b, hold e, the residence Of II. rayk
ior 29i sackettst, on Friday, Dee. o. a. O'clock
UALsTED-At Moristovn. y. j. on rnursiay pom inst;
The relatives and friends Of mo family are attend
new esq M,rristoFn. SATURDAY, 22d isr ar 800 n
Trains leave Barclay and chrsio hersts At 4-0 a. n ana
MAURICE-At Maspeth T. T. Dec 49, after a SHIRT Illness
Ms lean Maurice widow 81 James Maurice ase1 - cars
.ays and friends Invited % attend the funeral services
~ - ~ayiours Church Masleth Oh SATURDAY ie - u
d O'Clock a.
Carriages j. BE- n waiting ut the Roosevelt street sna Diyi
tca.ariy desired hat no lowers be- sent.
MosEs-oa ThursiAy Pee 20 at her residence at sing
Funeral PalIs Church. sing sing At D. i1 sunday
Intrrmtnt 81 Greenwood on MONDAY 2i,h ia.t.
ROCKWELL-Ou Tuesday. The 18th Inst. az Plaaslntvle'
y. y, Henry ttocs"el- ieed ~ years -, -. go. -
drucc rrilay. thc - inst. 20 1000 2. M. .,.
Carriages viii De- waiting al p.auty'e 10 meet tie Train
leaving Grand central Depot 20 $50 @. I'D.
Iut,rmrut at Bedford, y. T.
TRENAIN-1u Thursday Dec. 20. Elw T. Trcmau. IN tho
The anefa services viii asa pae at the Church q The Holy
Trinity Madison Te, c,rner az '' On saturday, -e IA
Rsisys- AID friends. members ot tho o0eers Union Of tho
I'm i..smsut are respectfully invited to attend. VI bout
further uotlcc.
wAYDEII-At GARDENS cuba on wednesday. Dec. r. J.
Fisher only sn OF, Frederic aud the l1te HANNAH C@lko
The re awe, and he friends also The friends the family
invited attend the tIurrN from h Aflers residence No
80 East 3.ast, saturday morning. Dec p al 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
TIE DRAMA-MUSIC.
MADAME MODJESKA.

Fame. with its classical serenity of front,
ts rroc oimcd In both hemisphere, the dramatic acn
a. the achievements. and the reuown OF Madame MOI
ka-tue Countess OF Bozcnta,-who viii come ior'h 10
narrow evening 40 the Fifth Avenue Theatre Ihls l"y
,.-qt,. of Poland. and born ~ Cracow, In l'lO
s o. fifteen she male ler first appearance on the
obscure place and way and after several years
I'd -5 ,,.k and useful experience, she gained leaclug
..,.,, ,a her native city. Her popularity is said TO
t, crown thereafter with great rapdity. In ls6S
ta became tlc wife of Count Bozenta, and shortly after
,r.. She was engaged at the Court Theatre, al War
saw o. fl % loading position for TIE. In 1852 she
,-,s acting there m shakespeare and she is ac-
credited with having met with Unhouuded success
While iu rho Imperial theatre she acted upwards OF
100 parts Amous these were IhCfre. Ihishe nary
S,s.r Jsau Dare juliet. ErG'virc Cleopatra Opheiia,
Katherine Dssdeu0Hc CcrdsN1, queen Anne and H0i-
cfr The rulers Of Poland, are informed bestowed
lonors upon hers s the custom 10 foreign lands,
where those who succeed In art are thought to honor
thc.- country. benefit their generation, and de
serve practical rewards aud official as wei as
popular recognition. When her fame was thus d.
its height, Madame Modcska failed IN health ana
o. .reupou advised 20 trdye-aud by sea- MehoH -
made OF oytr-work and family troubles, as having
csr.c5 fle actress % break down. Madame NoGio~ka
t,k ION. yoya-c. and landed IN California. where She
recovered Ter strength AVID where she learned the
Tu.i-h language. A few weeks ago, she was acthE III
SAN F-.a.i-co. and she was there hailed as e great
rsaiu. AND great artist Il is said that sac possesses
extraordinary intensity Of f.cUc wide range of express
s.u sut intellectual character; and 1t is further SAID
t1at her AIT b. OF beautifully finished kind. Madame
NH..sEl. Who has several times, OF late, been
seen LDrc in public places is lady of thin, syIumel'a
f-re elegant carriage. and fine manner. Her eyes are
rr h,- features regular Der hair is brown, her :ace
lights uu 90 times with beautiful animation. and her
head ASSUMES tat erect alert po>c so admirable and So
s-afca1; thc deer She to act in the Fifth Avenue
~rtfra Irfr..De Ter9frrfff. faWl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
MISS FANNY DAVENPORT.

Miss Fanny Davenport has arrived In town,
from tie Vest m gooI lc.Il ana spirits she las re
GOV rd raa che effects th. accidental fan At Detroit
and uc &, given that ht face has not suffered
,o hast ladIu-cmeI.. It's singular coinc.denc" OF
event. tIl- sis. Nelson's fu-c-s should have been
buurI iH Edinburgh and Sis. piyrulort's nose should
l-r. l,. bruised, u Detroit, at ab'at the same t1
Roth Ias ie the sttuIarl5alrcr of the divine bard
O.. Avon ro. are now simultaneously wounded in the
sd Fray Neither Lowevert is very pleasant 20 know,
Wiz Boar any permanent, scar Mss Nelson is reported
60 Is exceedingly prosperous abroad: Bliss Davenport
come. rrou the Capital IN victorious etuIgeuce az
home. Gas Nou Like It" vii occupy Booths stage on
saturday evening. ana Twelfth Night" on next Wed
ur.l.y: aud we shah see Miss Davenport. Us Ios1'Hd
and as VIOLA We shall also, amongst other bi5ses
De vouch.aic1 the enjoyment OF the stately present.
and copous lcho.arshipof tue crudtc Mr Naudenh q
There viii bc au afternoon performance on Cmi.tnas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
TvrvrY-THIRD STREET. THEATRE.

In ancient times, according TO Lempriere,
th brain os Jupiter having been subjected 10 the soft
persuasion Of TIE b3.caze, emitted flllarmed god
ds.s Inthcse days the crcumambelt air. cloyen VITA
an slysrt.emo frequently emit5 ab.eloiied drl-
matte s.a.1s trained rrc acknowledged, and famous.
This pt.1.mcuou IS heralied. jus, now ct tie Twenty
-l.-I sttat Theatre. and 10 may De in-
-rect.t There next Monday ui-ht vloa Mr..
Edwin lawrence the younS American trag'daa,' VIII
emerge as Ls1s7. Nobody has ever hcart OF this
"y.rc American t-agcdau;' Dut n these cases Do ls
not customary % stick o. tr.r-s The advent ~ Mr..
Lawrence which may prove sufficiently acica.. is 90 De
coupled v.t. t1a' " "hs fathers most talented pul'
Who rs made known was instructed by N.ss NcIl- o.,
and who w.l ule.eut JuHet-Nr Durands series OF
Ranch rss ~ the Tweutvtuiid street Theatre. n spite
cus mril. h1, proved unsuccessful; and 1t ~lll eud
VIII tle present week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
INCIDENTS.

A dramatic entertainment will be given this
evening. at tae Lexington Avenue opera House by the
jefferson Comedy Company. "Ho8 She Loves HIM "
VIII be- undertaken.
MssNuy Mder.on's farewell benefit asks
attention tonight 40 the Tta Avenue Theatre Miss An
cerson vil ret Is F1r,hrat4 aud rs Lady NGc5eh
Mr.. Fechtcr at the Broadway Theatre, Is
acting brilliantly N9nte Crsto Tie third and fourth
See are particularly lue.
The last representations of "The Mothers
seref" now passing at the Union square Theatre.
Afternoon performances win be given on
Christmas Day 10 the Broadway the Uaion square
B2al laeat,a, t-e Pirk learso and other places Of
Ply.e -.l 5cIelf ana resort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

-.,,.rat.ous must be made for new struggle
1be war must he continued even ut the great
,st sacrifices, says the Goios, untu the loun'.
,,oos OF durable and permanent peace are i'u
a. .or,flcc tpdepcndcnce of Roumana and Sorvia aad
.s territorial enlargement Of Montenegro must De io
,ou,d ND hv an autonomic and non-Mussuman admins
ration IN Bosnia Herzegovina. and Bnlgara-a admin
~ ,litfe9i ntep~udcnce. As for compensation. the
~. INDEMNITY 10 Russia would consist IN The lntrouuc-
w r ,b stale Of things in the Balkan Peninsula as
.,lf crahlr the population thcre kindred 10 hei IN
Ian 4 creed. 90 grow strong and develop rs becomes
ia--I allies O Russia a 20 any direct material or
u ,t-rsatiou on the part OF Turkey, the question
it r,,rail an omen one; but the best requta'. say
w.. would De the streugt hCnng ut kussias ueieh-
~ ,-s .5g towards her Southern borders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
THE BURGLAE's JIMMY" IN FINANCE.

The one duty of all governments anu OF u az!
M II be as e rs The laws OF trade Will permit, anu
ia n alvys bs composed Of De couVertlbc lAtO me
r.t stable material known. All attacks ON lis Stdpiy'
whether they consist IN aduter.tuu or artlicIII III
csD ar iec. rs4ry resort TO cheaper or dtdltl ma
tcil are simply frauduleut and prUmOuVe or fraud ana
tend L. sap uOlu pIDr and private noI"l' 90 a'v'
erueut euleIN1r % destroy the popular REGARD loI
stable stan lard % value UrtO confuse Le popular p,ce
tous about H. 90 persuade tn. pubic thdt IL is tuhb
which may bee tdmuercI VITA or changed ~ SUIT inc con-
ycuIrute OF OF that class, of j tAe lati tH't
haS h.eu once t.mptrUd with aGuier4tcu is hOO1
aud sufficient reason doing the same thu- again. i al
best a dangerous clJratau. Ii measure, aud WelSut'
ar Di lust they a.c nothing. II tlcy can De CAah-td
without jle consent both parties 90 contract Ihcy
pass category oi mpcm nts oi cilhe ana rama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

Thomas Nelson & Sons, Of No. ~ bicecker-
st. have published many illustrated books Tor chilren
in fancy bindings OF which The Childrens Nrca'h'
and The Chidren's GlrlanG.2 By A. l. - h'i 10
popuIar Gin books Scarcely less 80 are Inc Dslsy
Chain" Bible Pictures for Pets" Little sunbeam,
and several others OF similar character a olo W.
the Animals contains narratives eNbID-nE ltyusst,
sympathy and affection in the brute creation ana m
Land OF the Lion uniform WIN ~ tes ~
"A way 70 delight boy adventures among ~.
wild animals II Africa Books OF ainsren.
character are Tho Mediterranean illustrated, Coi
tanning vivid descriptions Of its cites shOIes anu
Islands and 1.-THE Arctic World illustrated 10 ne"
and enlarged edition This latter volume contains az ~
tertsng historical sketch Of Arctic discovery Inc VOTES
Of W H. c. Kingston. descriptive Of travels and aGFeh-
lures In al lands and al watcr, appeal 10 very Idk9
class OF readers English Pictures, by me Kew caue
Mann z. Is uniform with pictures from other cObutle5
published in previous years. 70 IL most charN,nKy
Illustrated and the descriptions are interesting ana IN
strlctIve This Is ~ many books IN their inc Ias
address themselves Older buyers Their stock " EaS-
lish bibles and prayer book Is yory riel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

lids will be copyrighted. Suggest it to Turkey ana
Russia.-lCncinnati Enquirer (Dem.l
Our Columbus correspondent has reason 10
hlicve that there more members on the Leg
for PendetOn as second choice IN the senatorial hklt
than there are for any other candidate Ana u IS hpIc
over pretty cert4n that PcudetOn can make the Dest
showing OF first choice followers Pcndleon STOCK may
be said TO DE rising Cincinnati Gazette h'epJ
1t is all nonsense to decry the value OF Tor
eign credit A merchant might rs we'll say that II Is
enough for him stand well with his family and ms m
timate friends and that he cares nothing about ms
credit I'M tho community. Really good credit Is that
which nvas wherever 10 can be- usefully employed To
emascuate il anywhere 20 strike az it's existence
boston Journal ErpD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

NEw-H,vFy. Conn, Dec. 2O.-ihe sentence 90. ol
r,i o. -tat Z, o.. Prison ilr NE 'r rape was 'N
frlIei aua the motion for uc~ tria denied 20 Jay
CNSNNAu Ohio Dee 20 a ds2a4rc, iL2ni l ci,e
r, It STATE. tlaf ta Lawrence tulhil llA'il,t '
VA. .d 0 $4,000 Ou tuesday night lAeIc % 10 1', -
tL- b.Iglirs
B-FFuo. NY. Dee. 2O.-Iahn Murphy, Heorla
-, "A i,r -rtlenn .sg Oh. CDnFlcts from t.e stale
prison wen. arrested to-day Cor highway roOuciy' iA' prs
0ucr- were ail Identified
BrFFAIo n y. Dec. 2O.-lu q saloon, last niEht,
Iehu priest Vas shot aui dang rously wounded ny haf ra
Mitchell Gs-a5ain when pursued Joy oHleel' @ &C.
tlr.ifuel fLrlf ht Wlcu tNo
@flcrr. sipt hm n the hip Noauins hm scNeitJ' iils
tr1i I.n -uy-e4urrtly examined showed largo Joy OF
burglar tools and number " watches spoons 1nA yo"t"J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
DEIERmyLD Nor 70 BE EEcELLED.

Determined not 20 be excelled, the firm of
Wilson Il tireIg NO III BroodV Offering for inspcc
tou some of the most u..'fu and tasteful goods 10 bee
found in the market In the costume department there
IL an un.Gue and deslrab, dress. bourette cloth ana
brown elk combined the front OF The dress which L.
without auy oycr.lirt il Of alternate folds OF the silk
and b3urctto placed lcnSthwise the entire back OF the
r.s. button. on either side, 'nd finished with ran
at the back. In the coax department are
handsome examples Of all styles AMI quail
ties IN silk mltea.sf, sciiennc. cameFs mar
seal.lin and SOFT gray plush cloth Inc GrdceIui form
rbe scakn sac me and the elegance Of the finish 10
,t-,t.ye Il, tie most fast IJus taste. The silk sici
euge for cloak- and circulars is selling at 81 % below
-, -f Ia the ladies' furnishing department there Is du
r,nrn-e variety ~ Imported and domestic Underwear,
80 ,l,r nrr., with every description OF infants and
rsd EN-, wear one cunning little cost, worthy or no.
tee Il for baby, OF blue motellssc coth rluhieu VIZ,
rich white irish lace and wmir bnitohs Ltue Worleu
r1p- In g'i colOr- beautiful baby baskets tru'cd OF
irui.hcd -hetl md wool caps ana the httS SIX htt
can. ~ mu-, worn this winter appear iu endless W
r.tv Thp lurrino cloaks silk lined, demand attention
Novelties u dress goods Tor evening VIZ ~ ~.
r,t tDat are found u other house ~ the cry tN-
.mpcs the rr.uad" mateis-", OF m-, ' gy "e
color aud the white gosHantT 'ice, WHICH b. ~ m
g,,.l'ou 4 novelty for cosk- and circular, is the
reversible cotn plaid one side ARD re OF 1ue IKE
at fIr3 The stock OF the very HHe't PbHHt5' In'
choicest and best kinds are kept mc.udhE S'A,hlu,
oTfe- chinchUla. buI, mink aud ermht ul' enter
irrg INTO fle makeup OF ladies' ciOah3 J4l7 'ci'uu'
a. 20, and varied variety of buttons are dis
,'.,-.'l I'm uu.eug and uoy.l designs. lie norm
Pitt'' iN .i .+,Ii.b Ofbar novelties the
i .hcIl chestnut button and English wood anu part
49, .,,,i Urffou. Worthy notice are the Aiud-oWt
embroidered -ls hrhu- BOO ai c"ors td-od WIN .''.
". 1,u,r.ffr. lace sc.I,s and hlrhe- are yer!
ci.tn mud new g.. IN. afc shown il ld't c'P'': "i
some Election of lace tdi.- can pr ,,,t.
urirr. and 200 cushions ASA covers lol-'.t 49,
eic arc Iu elegant Froii-i"h III i',n-4. ~ H. ION
~ ti. fu.tit tnr PLAN, tue cnlor,d norAeIcN At "'N
.tt,c0.I t.r ir,i clgc. and every ohet Variety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
NETWORK HOLDING THE FATE OF THE CoUN-
TRY.

IItIny J)ITIUI,
And so we stand face to face with this great
danger-tLe south openly eslaag for tine Reputation
Of its own obicatous united against resumption, ana
FOR false deprecated, unstable, demoralhE cur e"
cy pIaupiuc gnd scheme of levces aud other public
works which would take tens aud scores OF millions from
the Treasury; and not only itself soma IlI ILL.,
projects am solid MS political organization but allied
wlh the po.t.ca element OF the North which Las tHe
same tendency toward all tn financial hcrtsies IN
short solid South against the national honor and cred
IT, anu needing ouly foryseVel electoral votes Iro ~
North. with tae Democratic party 40 Us cohu4iu ~
give II fun control OF she Government Inc udl-l.
be- averted II NevIorK DE saved, t VIII De aVcIte.
Ru; ID dcmau!s that the intelligent, thoughtful patI"'
uante of tne country SHAH be united on the rsht slut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
MONEY PROBLEMS or THE TINE.

MONEY PROBLEMS or TIE lldf'.
To the Edttor Of Thc Tribune.
SIR: would like to ask you a few questions
about money
l. the legaendor quality should be restored 20 silVer
would not its value speedily approach that OF goldf
2 If the egaltender quality removed from green
backs would they be worth any than waste paper
Ifremoying the eza tender quality from either Of the
precious decreases s value, is the fact that
worth less than gold any reason why We shou"
still keep 10 less yaluabief -.
4. Does not the Constitution prohibit the states rom
making any thing but gold and silver a lega ten yer
.. Is 10 not just Inference 70 suppose tl tuC -
ders Of tie Government following tle pteGr11.rit W
a nations down To recent datet az shown ~ 80
weed meant that the people should nave NE Use ~ Do
metals money j. j. Van "iSA'
IOughkeeDS,e. Dec. g, 1877.
[.in,,ceg.-1 No gold would simply be driven from
the country. If all the nations of Christendom
would unite in remOnetzinG silver, its depreciation
Of value would undoubtedly lie checked. But whiie
other civilized nations refuse to do this, the Onted
States cannot use enough of it 20 put its value up
but only enough to drive gold out
= Yes the reenbacks would still be \ promise to
pay one hundred cents for dollar, givenby great
nation whose word has hitherto been held sacred.
Nevertheless removing the legal-tender quality
would, OF course, damage Them, unless prompt
provision were made for their redemption
g. This question is disposed Of in answer to No. l.
Mr. Van Wyck should remember however, that the
Bland BILL and all present schemes of the si!yer-in-
hatonists, look not to the reconciliation OF silver
on the basis of its present relative value. but on
the basis of the value before the late enormous dis
cOycries Of silver.
/. Yes.
.. Yes. 1t is not just inference. however, that
they meant that one Of them should be over-yalued
50 much as to drive out the other OF that they had
any suspicion that such changes as We have lately
seen could, by any possibility, occur IN their rcl-
tive y9lups.-EdJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
NELEN. - 4 NLW U.AL.

The road to Cancellation Is In me re0iSdhl-
EATON oI the CABINET Inc present is aA autpcou' mo
ueut TO t. e t1r -gou The Cabinet was necessarily
formed with great haste; tine Clements ln I ar, ht'
nluous and 20 .auIIty o. the meI composing 40 DE- o'
care - WLt Wl-ilc, the party D. coHcaeb o. not AI'.c
ta.u one them gave cordial supp OH I'd inc t't't'H
of President Havcs. III tine President j. as anxious io
maintain the harmony OF te party as - PROCESSES l" w.
ct u. itt Irgf util L" men H" called a- Do u--
lgtll aiyI-.s- WHO SQUAD r .uI.l.cII- ana uN'-l
tlou go his policy UI melt us tine SNOW before h' l'Ia
IL tAIS not uUHc distraction IS lutNi.to.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

CANTON, y. Y, Dee. 2O.-Vaa Dyke. who is
% Pc hung mere t1~pr3T. for shooting us wife a July
last 90 OgdcusDurs only nineteen years old His wife
the same age, and thcy hat been married only one
wcoa Van Dyke says he % innocent ana did not know
that the sdu which he pointed at Dis wife loaded
lie has witnessed INC erection ~ ,uc sclEot to-day, and
displays tie utmost Indifference. IT, di mot sleep last
night bu. spcIt tLc ui-ht singing comic songs clog
dancing aud smoking Hr seems 10 have u0 conception
OF lls std4t Oh, and Y..4s prollueIy Oft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
IMPATIENT FOR Light.

The President will claim that the Republican
members OF Congress bound 10y the party pledges ol
the last National and state campaigns 10 sustain sYs-
tenn Of CIVIL service Reform. But they bound 20
sustain system whose practical workings allow Sonih-
eru Democratic Senators To have made just what APP
pontmeuts they desire while Northern Republican sen
consulted concerning those IN which
they interested little Information ON that point
would help plain some things which neither tue lie
publican Senators TIE country are very well satsheu
about Just at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
ryDrSA's DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2L-Ihe Democratic
state Central Committed bad meeting today ana de-
e.iri ro hold tie state Convention in this city Old
NJ .u. Iav February 20, ISIS. TIE committee Las re-
,u..t tI i.I, of Representation % one hrl'-'l' "
r, aon ,If.r amt one tlr every traction over 4V'i
fa.I ., tbe VOC. of the last Presidential election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21
the EXACT PROMIsE OF THE R0Nns.


A4+A--h'+A
To the Efttor Of The tribune.
SIR: VIII You be Kind enough TO publish
for me information %; many OF your subscribers who,
ike myself arr not bondholiers. khe endorsements That
,ab To- bs ou the back OF ID bonds issued during ana
since the war and there la been any change IN
rhe original phraseology OF The Endorsement and Nhen
IL occurredl 4 general knowledge OF the conditions
attached to them may help hundred, of your readers 90
form correct opinion the financial qu.stion re
sta.tf,ilIr your. john q 4. Young.
Elizabeth, 4Hegheuy o., Penn, Dec. o. l'17.
Lnsrer.-There is no Endorsement on the back
OF any United States bond, except the usual form Of
transfer on the back of the registered issues. All
the war loans now outstanding uucluting the sew
cral issues Of 5-2Os simply express mon their JFc'
that the United states will pay dollars without
specifying any particular kind Of dollars. The Act
of March 3, 1853 lone of the 1851 issues specifics
that the bonds shall be payable in con' a. does
also the Act of March 3, 1861 u0-ios but the fact
is not mentioned ia the bond itself. The new Fund
mg Loans IS OF 1851, fi2s aud Isl express upon
their face that they are payable lin coin Of the
standard value Of the United States said Jelly Il,
1870 with interest in such con.'-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-21

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