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New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
PUBLIC OPINION.

The really important question is getting to
b. whether Mr. Cornell snail wag tine Administration or
whether the Administration shall wag MI Corno.- Phil
sdephia Times UndJ
Mr. Randall's change of heart on the sub
ct Of Southern development IL too recent aud too Obvi
ousy product ~ purely business calculation IN bis
own mind, % awaken genuine gratitude IN u.s. New
Orleans Times lDem)
1t is not probable that single daily paper
m the state viii oppose the Constitution, Dor Is II
probable that many weekes will go against ratification
Georgia editors a good thing when they see it,
ATLANTA Constitution DemD
The present State officers are identified be-
re the public with the purest Irposes the boidest ae-
rVitcs, the aggressive energy OF the Democratic
PARTY. II Is customary 10 renomnate faithful officials
such nation not given II will De construed as
aTebuke.-l Albany Argus (DemJ
1t was said of very important American
ratesmdu thai he always riding dead horse. The
Democratic party deeply resolved 10 perform this
ha The claim thai the party carried the last Presden
"a election is about dead OF the horses Of other
Gys.- Cincinnati Commercial (lnd.)
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN-In Steamship DonGu-Chas l. Halgar
ten Jos Manzer slater Henry Bschon MI and Mra
q r Theo stenway and Mrs. Gust Morsberger Ar
and Hrs Herm Hirsch and daughter c. Gummer, IT,, Mr.
and II. Mennecke. Dr Jos Schneiter Mss Josephine
Allen, Mrs Aug. Bunte and child Leo A.
Wese ana wife and MTH \. Gutimann, Victor " haii
hOr Christ sehniIz Barker hr Minnery Carper Reich
lin i Heideger Goetz Never Kanfmann, Leo. b. Selg
mann Ekko Sollmann Mrs. DR. Eshor sehleim and child
Mira DorOthea Speckmanr. Miss Emma Nisgand, MI aud
Mrs Isaac Erregger Carl Amende MIS- Jeanette Dabruck
H. Dabruck Peter Porth b. Losen Joseneaus r. Becker
Iarbers and wife r. Hnhebrand. A BOdmef wife and child
Mrs Adeno Tsmpke. Lahrs Theo RehL wife and child
Jobn H. Paen Mr. Mrs Fried. kirschner. Miss Ana.
Debes Fest Bsriner Mrs Elizabeth Buscber Geo Leick
Aug suck Madena Cries Erwin Schneider, ~ sa,ors
Merthetn and child Mrs BIne AdesdSrfer and child Ben.
Hsbef Mr.. Fanny feler Mrs Louise cramer Mas Lenny
Gerrnds sohwartz and child Mrs Dorette List aud child
Mx. Therese Brown, Emil AosenDlatt Nathan bry, sis
Emis Lima Hopkins and child Henry Deternann,
Ed LohcJde caspar stephsni Mrs Wittive Heyn" MIS-
Maria 5pOhr Chas o. Nottc Henry Aeyrose and xue Nss
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
A MILD AND GENTLE REMoNsTRANcE

1t is not necessary to discuss the merits or
dement's OF The existing state Oicers-not even OF the
Attorney General, whom The Horid has been compelled
to ccisr freely Let t be taken for granted az once
that they have and all done their duty WELL and COW
cred themselves with glory by the purity OF their motives
the brlllancy OF abilities But II Is simple
matter Of fact that they not special favOries with
the Democracy of NewYork when they were elected IN
1879 and il is simple matter OF fact. also, that they
have In popularity since The party selected
them particular time for particular purpose, ana
they have done what they chosen Ia do IEc uie
OF their rvice end and the natural ana decent
thug for them to do Is 10 exhibit willingness To retire
the party insists their remaining Office They
have preScrlptye right to a denomination; they Will
hardly plead tAat they need rcnOmnatiOu-as Grant
said he ddas evidence that the people approve their
conduct. No a right To hint, and certainly no
friend Of these officers will hint that failure 20 renOm
mate would indicate d change in the general policy
of the Democratic party, and IL is ipertnence 10
imply that the of retrencnment and reform II bound
up with the continued holding public Office by any par
fipula SET Of IN
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

AEDREws-At Coxsackie, on wednesday Ang %, william
~ Andrews, aged % years month and ID d'y'
BoIToN-At Bronxdae westchester Friday 3lst inst,
NJ OF Thomas and Ann Bolton aged ~ years aud
friends invited to attend his funeral raj
sunday, sept at 500 n from the residence Oh me
Carriages at Forham Depot on the arrival OF the So tram
No flowers.
BREATH-on Wednesday evening 29th nst aged e5 years
Maria wife james Breach Of this city, aud daughter
Of the late Abraham W. Kinney Of Newark - -,
Relatives and friends nyled 10 attend the funeral
services at her lae residence -Vo west I4hs@ Oh SA
CARPENTER-On Thursday, Aug 80 Mount Kisco. Mar
tha H. Carpenter widow OF the late Andrew g. Carpenter
in the Slst year Of her
funeral Pleasantvle Weschester County on saturday
sept l. at Il O'Clock
Mary Ta0er. wife Of Robert Murray Ferris OF New-
The funeral will be held at PoughEeepse the residence OF
the late Lndley NJ Ferris on 1th day tsaturay the hISt
Carriages Vii meet the 1890 tram from NewYork
GkAFF-Drowned. Friday. aug 81 Edgar q Graf son of
by $ and the late John q Gran aged I4years months
The relatives and friends family invited attend
funeral at the residence OF his grandislhef d. r. An
irews 3S7 West Housonst al 10 a. IN sunday sept
LOOMIs-At Asbury Park Aug 30, Helen Murray infant
daughter of Taurus and kebcc2a a Loon aged months
Relatives an friends invited attend the funeral services
at the residence Of 9r giandmother srs Alex l. SPARKS
McLAUGHLIN-At Jersey City Heights, n j. Aug. 81.
1871 Mrs Martha Mclaughlin. rect Of James MeLaugh
Funeral the residence Of her sonn law, William
McCunc 500 Paadeaye on Sabbath evening sept = a.
Interment Monday, sept 3. at II a. IN.
POTTERAt New-Proyideuce. y. j. Aug. 29, BENJAMIN IT.
FaneraI services at his lac residence NewProvdence
Train leaves OF Blrclayst at IL m. for summit
wINsLOW-At Chicago Ill. Aug 20 John ~ Wlnsow' IT,
Y IN the 9Th year Of his age
services VIII De he'll IN the washington street Metho
Episcopal Church in Poughkeepse on sabbath afer
Noon. sept = Al 5 O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
sTANDING RIGHT rP FoR CoRNELL.

AlOnzO Il. Cornell was chosen by the Repub
ncans of this state to be Chairman of their State Com
mittee because they wanted him in that position and
after seeing how he performed the important duties
nected with 1t, they reapponted him. He was then
Naval Officer and the Republicans Of the State
certainly aware OF the fact AS the appointment
not made without due consideration ii may be presumed
that they did not consider that any objection We sub
they fully competent TO Judge of the pr0preties
OF the matter connected with the admnistra
tOn at Washington, and that for the President to
that he shall hold the position for which they selected
him. would be the most warrantabe piece OF Federal
interference with State politics every known IN our his
tory His removal from Office because they placed him
there would be direct insult TO every Republican in
STATE and an insult do think MI Hayes pro
noSps IN Of
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
YouR UNCLE DICKS BLUNDER.

Admirably as all these things show the adap-
tation of Mr. Bishop the task OF carrying Hamilton
County the Democratic party they grow pale beside
the orrd glare OF the truth that Mayor Of the city
Mr.. Bishop did fit to treat the Catholics with
ordinary courtesy when they laying the corner
OF Mozart Hall The ceremonies continued twelve
hours, and his Honor the Mayor, under the awful nn
ence OF hOrrid midnight oath In Known tn
ing Lodge could find minutes time to present lira
self in his official capacity, and couldn't be coaxed INTO
the carriage with the Archbishop We do not kiJw
whether all the bright points OF the record OF Mr. BIS
carry Hamilton County, have been displayed for tue
hghtenment OF the public, but think II probable
nothing exceeding this item In spendor is likely TO
shroud the starry principles Of the party In shadow
thrown by the auence of its beams 1t Is an incident
that will shine like electrical candle atame with two
of lightning.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
LATEST SHIP NEBS
For otSSs.. Ship Ss,cs sec Third Pags.i
AHRINEA

steamship Australia fBr MONTGOMERY ionuon August 10
with mdse. and pslssedgers 10 Hr1Aisrson Bros
schr. nibal PendetOn, Bangor with lumber to T. IL
Smith & Co.
schr Ernst T. lee Boehard, Caas with lumber TO T. H.
Smith & Co. -
schr John l. Merrill. Huse, Progeso az ssal 20 days
with ogwO0d 90 rhebau0 Bros; vessel tG A. Abbot.
schr. II. ). Williams Wilson, Jaekson'lls days. "ith
lumber, TO Wilson Godfrey; vessel 60 Warren Kay
Schr. Welcome q Beebe. LOLer. S&VAnDAh, days WIN
lumber, r. & A. Welsh; vessel 10 Evans, Bal & 60.
SchT. Matilda Brooks (of BOokhayeni Jones, JTeYtown.
% day, with mdse to Stout Bros vessel 70 on1s snth 20
Schr, MOntrose Hlfuan, ST. John, " r., IL days win
lath. 80 GOrham BOardman
Schr Point BlscOmb, John y. b. IL days, with
lumter. 10 Oorhanl Boariran.
schr. W. II. wotherspoon lof Parsboro ~ ~ fettis,
Windsor y 10 days, with plaster. To D. H. DeWof Co
schr j. w Peasley tof jones or Dfsko Windsor, n D,
IL days. with plaster. 10 &. W. Bertanx.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
WASHINGTON Aug. 3l.-SOcs has been received by tho
Lighthouse Board the Government Of the Doanop o1
Canada that lighthouse ected the summit OF Battle
Island Lake Superior To guide vssses 70 the eastern entrance
NeDcOn Bay hns been put In operation The hight H. re
v0lyng CaOptc showing alternate red and while and
attaining s greatest brlaucy every ana half minutes
I elevated lO5 feet above Water mark and IN clear weather
should be seen sixteen miles.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
MORE REPRESSION IN THE PROVINCES.
PAprs Saturday. sent [. 1877
EX-PRESIDENT GRANT AT EDINBURGH.
EDNBURGH, Friday, Aug 81, 1877.

The freedom of the City of Edinburgh was
presented to ex-President Grant to-day by the Lord
Provost Sir James Fashaw in the Free Assembly Hail.
Two thousand persons were present. In reply TO the
Lord ProvOst's speech, Gen. Grant said am so
filed with emotion tnat 1 scarcely know how thank
you for the honor conferred upon me by making me
Burgess Of this ancient city Of Edinburgh feel that It
is a great compliment to me and my country
Had I the proper elOquencc. might dwell
somewhat on the history of the great men you
have produced; Of the numerous citizens OF this
city and Scotland that have gone to America, and
the record they have made We are proud OF scotsmen
as citizens OF America. They make good citizens OF our
country and they find it profitable 90 themselves. /
again thank you for the honor nave conferred upon
me-" Tbree cheers were then gwen for tGe youngest
Burgess.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
THE ONTARIO RIFLE MATCHES.

TORONTO, Aug. 31.-The Ontario Rifle AS
sociatlop matches were resumed this morning. The
Gzows match foOwed first prize to be awarded 10 the
highest aggregate by fifteen members of any mill
tnry district at 600 yards, rounds. District No
carried away the prize by score of 800
The GovernorGeneraI's medal for the highest aggre
gate score in the first matches won by serg
Kincade OF tue 47th Battalion with OF 20l Capt
Anderson of the 10th Royals took the second prize,
bronze medal and Gunner Ogg Of the Wellington Field
trery carried away the EkingtOn Cup with the uext
highest .
The following the names Of those composing the
team and reserve shoot against the NewlOrk rltemen
Monday Private Geo. NuFison, Lieut.. Adam, Private
SchwaTz Lieut. Col Gibson Capt j. J. Mason, Private
W MITCHELL Private JOS Mason, Sergeant Major Cooper
and A. Bell The NewYOrk eight arrived this evening.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

box North and South committed IN the interest OF
Samuel j. Tilden, and paid for with I1ldeHs money.
There Is indspuabe evidence OF this right here IN Cn
cnnati where many OF those who hired 10 pefpe
trae frauds tried convicted and are IN the pen
tentiary. Many at large who ought 70 DE IN
prison stand In Trinity Church steeple and
look into three States that carried for Tlden Dy
fraud In many OF the Southern States intimidation and
murder prevented free election and resulted In favor
OF Tlden The election In those States was revolution
With free and honest election Hayes and Wheeler would
have had large majority OF the Electoral vote ana
there would have been nnestOn 10 their election.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
SHELTERED ONCE MORE.


The President may be sometimes slow in
hcognizng merit. but he u IL is mcnths
tnce chrOBicd the presentation ~ tbe President by
~ old friend Sl0anaker. OF handsome terra Gotta
hAe OF the Presidents own manly features, and TO
bSte-day SlOanakcr Yas stiH unemployed. But his re-
ffd IA come last TINS time he rs 70 be a special
gent Of tine Internal Revenue Bureau. The country
~ now breathe freely, knowing that the Civil Service
etruly reformed. Slnos the days VI Andrew johnson
- the WaxwOrks IL has been the nyartable custom OF
1esideats who wanted ~ reform the Clyn service 70
teoSn 10 decline.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
special sale Of seconds OF
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.

SHINIS AND DRAW EkS.
We have purchased entire product Of seconds Of Shirts
and Ldes Vests etc. OF many OF the @hhs no
siery Mills, and viii offer them at
SPECIAL SALE. WEDNESDAY Sept. 5, 1877
These but little inferior 20 the hrss and VIII b
oaered muoh lower than nrsts can be sold.
we shall the same lime 1000 Dozen SHIRTS
Am DRAWERS, LADIES VESTS, etc. % every style
md prices worthy the attention " the closest
buyers VIII be open al = n aud those who cal
early will obtain the best selection.
TERMS. NET CASH. 80 DAYS
ToOKFR WARING q Co. 81 Walker-st.. New.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
THE BRITISH COTTON INDUSTRY.


The cotton spinners of Lehigh, Tyldesiey and
Atherton though the Bolton district, have not yet
given notice OF a reduction but will reduce wages five
per cent il the pending strike is unsuccessful.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
MARRIED.

BURTIs-BOwERs-At Monticello " Y, Aug. 30. by the
Rev = whitney sanford q. Burts Ot brdgeyile, y. u,
To liza +. Bowers Of Delphas Ohio.
al Notices Of Marriages nlasl be indorsef vih hsH
adBle aud address
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

NOfIre.-Iue TOT tlr enlnK
Gyi'RpAY september l. 1871 will close this once
TiftSDAY al a. m Europe by steamship Wisconsin.
via Queenstown WEDNESDAY az a. M lor Europe BY
Queenstown CORES pondruce tof france
70 he forwarded must be specially addresse
md al s. N France direct BY steamship Anerue VA
ttavra on THURSDAY ~ Tor Europe b. steamship
Weland via Plymouth, Cberbonrg and Hamburg; on SAT
IrRDAY az tor Europe by steamship city OF l-ch
correspondence Tor ie1naDl scotland
and North OF Ireland be forwarded Dy tns steamer must
ne sn,aly addressel for scotland and North
~ Ireland Oy steamship Victoria, via Moylle and Oagow
AMI M 80 a Europe b. steamship Mose wa south
aupton The steamships Mlseonsn Knssa snd
mails Denmark oweae2 aud
Syw.T Tne mails Tor Indies via havana and ST.
homaS and ST. Thomas VIII leave New YORK
an1nst M The mails Australia etc, viii leave san Fran
cisco. September H. -. .
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
OBITUARY..
THE HON. WILSON SHANNON.

A dispatch from Lawrence, Kansas, August
81 announces the death on that day oil "oh onahhoh'
Ex-Governor of Kansas He was bornln benon county
Ohio February o. 1902; was educated at Athens Col
ege Obio and in the Transyvania University In Ken
lucky He studied law and in 1888 was Prosecuting At
torney for the state Ohio He elected Governor of
that state in 1887 and reelected in 1912 President
TYLER sent him as Minister 10 Mexico In 1874; aud he
was Representative In Congress from OHIO in lSo310.
lie waa appointed by President Pierce Governor or
Kansas. In the place OF Gov Reeder, assuming office Sep
tember l. 1885, He held TINS place during the subse-
ouent troubles, maintaining his authority against
Reeder Robinson Lane aud the other Free State leaders
bu In August IL. $780, he removed. and Gov Gray
OF Pepnsyyana appointed In his place. Since that time
GOV Shannon has not been heard OF In public life.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 30.-Dr. ID. III.
Jacques editor Of TA< Rural Carolinsan and the
author OF several WORKS agriculture died at his resi-
deuce near Fernandina ON Tuesday last
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

o
TRIBUNE OFFICE, sept1-1 .. ma marked decline
of pressure took place yesterday in the latter part OF
the day The variations Of temperature not great
There is an increase Of moisture in the air.
For this city and vicinity cloudy and rainy weather
NAV be expected especially in the earlier portion OF to
dsy Clearing and cooler weather is probable tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle States and New England,
falling barometer, southerly winds increasing To brisk
and high on the COASTS cloudy and rainy weather, FOL
lowed by rising barometer aud cooler westerly winds
TRTRIrNF LOCAL, OBSERVATIONS.
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Guerial y otiles.

Brnn Food strengthens the Bran aud cures Nervous De
bitV Price 81 at Hudnuts Herald Building Zitzs Broad
was and 81 General Depot Aliens Pharmacy, lsthst
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From The Otnets.,saU 6asstts. .
ihe most gigantic frauds upon the ballot
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1877.

Barnum is showing in Freeport, ILLINOIS,
to day.
The fall term of the public schools open.
ed on Monday.
There was ''tidnl wave" in the Chicago
i,"rbor on Thursday last.
Harvest Home services at the Episcopal
church 'cxt Sunday.
Theatrical entertainment at the Turner
Hall on Sun ay evening.
The Jewish new year, 563s. begins on
next Saturday, Sept 9Th
Make yonr preparations for the County
Far--caiy d en0aeh more.
The Grand Lodge Of Good Tenn lars
m 'ets a Msdison this week
A marble topped bedstead" Is advertis
- for sale in a Berlin paper.
TIN. mouth has an "r' in 1t. Come,
r-~iaurateurs, get sa,ne oysters.
The Ousag ante county iair is to be held
at APPLETON Set. IL, Is and 20.
Fires meeting of the Lyc-um Tor this
season to aorrew evening, Se1t. 9TH.
l. the blac. berry crop a failure this
year We haven't seen any in the market
Gen. Sam. F Cary, of Ohio, made n
gre nhack -perch At Plymouth on Tuesday.
! Farmers, DON'T forget ttat little bill you
owe at 'ae pSiut shop wien you sell your
! grain.
Save 10 yo"r quarters and patrouize
your county fair literally. Only 9 month
more.
| Misses Hattie Bacon and Eta Markham
returned last week from visiting in Mil
waukee.
The smoke-s.ack Of the Jones' saw mill
was struck by lightning on Thursday af
ternoon.
The primary department. of the LIST Dis
trict school opened with l4o scholars or
Monday.
The bremen of the state are to hold then
annual convention 1T Green Bay on shs
llta inst.
People learn wisdom by experience. A
man never wakes up his second baby Il
see it laugh.
Illinois has ten lady county superintssd
ents of schools. Who wants t. be . candi
date here this fall7
!, Now the farmer comes to town to sci
; bis grain and does his trading with th
houses that advertise.
We are ready to receive reports o
threshing machine accidents now. Brin
them right in, any day.
Another centennial yesterday. The frs
{ United States Congress met at Phaladelphi
September Sta, III.