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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
;Neu'l1ork Daily 0riDN9ll:-'e:,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1877.
TIE NEUS THIS MORNING.

FoRKIGN-.Gcn BlancO is restoring order on the
Mexican north eastern frontier. =- The Prince
of Montenegro has promised to send peace delegates
TO Constantinoplc. 80 Ii is expected tAat the
Tnrco-Servan armistice will be prolonged. -
The Sultan is sick. == Malnnoud Danad has
succeeded Edhcm PaSha rs Grand Nizicr.
MtsTiC.-Congress will 90 on with the count
to-day the Democrats of tie House resolved IN
caucus to stand by the Compromise biz. t''dgh q
strong minority is violently opposed; OreFod'S got"
will DC contested by the Democrats Gov Hayes &c
fuses to think of Cabinet until bis election i an
nounced -= President Ellis has promised a Sen
ate committee to produce the bank accounts o. Ar.
Tilden, Col. Pclton, and Mr. Hewitt. -- Inc
New-Hamlslire campaign will open at once --
fire at Sag llarbor destroyed more than 80 hnli-
ings. -= Rear-Admiral Davis is dead - The
President will not interfere i'll the Louisiana case
unless forced 10.
CoSGRrss.-A message was received icy both
houses announcing the decision OF the Electoral
Commission; joint session will lie held ii II q. e.
to-day. Ia the Senate Mr. Kelly of Oregon nate a
personal explanation of his connection W.il the
cipher kilograms. Mr.. Bogy made bitter attack cn
Justice Bradley on account Of ms decision.
CITY AND SyBURBAN.-Judge Donolmc signed an
order that the Delaware and Hudson GAIA! Com
paIly snow cause WHY u ItCtlNCI "PI'lH''u,
butt was rescinded. - The Grand Duke Alexis
is IN the city. - $lGO5O0 in bonds stolen
from Wilham-st office. - George l.. Ernst was
arrested on suspicion of completely i'll the Staten
Island murder - Gold 1893, 1854, 1864.
Gold value of the legal-cnder dollar at the close
946lo cents Stocks irregular, but generally shrink
ing closing steady.
THE WEATHER.-THE TRBUNE's local cb>crya-
tions indicate partly cloudy and somewhat threat
ening weather. Thermometer yesterday, 20, 80 ,
31O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

Justification NAV be presumed to cover. III
they en- tell the tr,ith which directors con-
zeal. so much the better but they can at
least make the concealment or Justification
known, and so put up plain slgnboard 10 al
passers, Changer herew II anybody wants 10
invest in property managed by men WHO
conceal the truth from stockholders, he does
SO at his own peril, and deserves The loss he
is very apt to get. -,
But all the "attacks" in The power OF all
the newspapers will not hurt company that Is
honestly and candidly managed. III It's real
condition is known to every stock ana Dohd
holder, so clearly and fully stated that he can
at any time verify any item by consulting the
company's hooks the company may DC III u
very pIecariOus position and yet nothing that
the newspapers can say will hurt it, or shake the
confidence of owners in candid and intelligent
management. Fifty times within the last year
we have seen attempts made to break down
some company the business of which had been
more or less impaired by the stress OF hard
times but which, by thorough honesty ana
candor of management, had earned the conf
dcnce of investors. Not in single instance
have such attacks succeeded But whenever
II has Dcen the utlly Ol INC picSo w van "''0"
ton to conccaments in reports, to show That
the statements made to stockholders were
indusirously cOntrived to conceal the TRUTH
and to set forth some part of the facts when
directors had tried to hide, the effect has been
disastrous. The fault was not in the press. 1t
was i'm the rottcnness of management when
sought conceament.
Stockholders have no right to PAIN
off worthless shares upon an unsuspectlng
public by means of doctored reports. 1t Is
their duty TO see that their corporations are
honestly and capably managed, and If they
have not done their duty, they ought to bear
the loss like men. Within a moderate time,
we shall see exposed the real cause of other
strange concealments in corporate reports, to
which attention has been called. IL the stock
holders are wise they will not wait until re-
ceivers have been appointed, before trying to
find ont something about the real condition OF
their properties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

Because Republican counsel denied the right of
the Tribunal 10 take testimony III regard TO rregu-
larities at every polling precinct in Florida and
louisiana and because the Tribunal refused To al
mt such testimony by party vote" Mr.. Tildcn's
sadhcronts assume that therefore Republican frauds
are conceded which ought IN equity to yitiatc the
returns from those States. This is "a most incense
auential and dignity pretensOn. and not single adj
mission has ever been made which gives color To this
original conclusion. As a matter of fact it is the
sincere belief Of Republicans that the most search
ing investigation has justified the recorded result in
favor Of the Hayes electors. Bnt whether going
behind thc returns would be of advantage to one
candidate or the other was not a pertinent inquiry.
IL was however of importance TO ascertain whether
Congress was privileged 10 usurp the powers vested
by the laws Of the several States in their local OIL
ccis. Ii the finding OF TIE Tribunal is to be dgni-
fled ms precedent, and it mad been established that
Congress competent to revise or reject the re-
turns in any election district of Newiorl. or Louis
lana il is very evident that there would need to he
some new adjustment OF the constitutional relations
between the State authorities and the Federal Gov
crnrient Ii looks now rs If the Democracy would
not he burdencd with the of administering the
Government hereafter; and they might occupy with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
ElIERNIIR GnOIER-

Gov. Grover sends to the San Francisco
agent of thu Associated Press curiOusly
wOrded disclaimer. He says: " | have never
"sent to Gov. Tiden any telegram signed
"Gobblc' or Governor" and 81 have never
"used cipher in my life" And yet it
seems to lis that this hardly covers the case.
We have obtained from T. Nelson & Sons
the " Household English Dictionary" said to
have been used in the translation of the
cipher dispatches. We have tried this key on
the Gobblc dispatch, and it fits exactly.
Take each word in the cipher, find it in
the dictionary, turn over four pages, and
in the corresponding line you lave the
word to be understood. The translation
already given of the celebrated Heed scant-
"ness cramp" message is thus verified beyond
dispute. 1t reads, 81 shall decide every
point" etc. Nobody but the Governor could
decide and he did decide exactly as the tcle-
gram said that he would.
The explanation probably IS that Gov.
Grover, having no cipher, wrote the dispatch
in plain English and handed it to Patrick,
who turned it into the Gramcrcy Park argOt.
But perhaps Mr.. Patrick will explain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
9musemsnts ano Hlreiinas Co Night.

PooTu's THEArER.-" Fifth Avenue"
EAoLs THEATER"L Ia Grande DuChessc." Aimee
FIFTH AvESUk THEA ER.-" Lemons
GRAND OPERA HOUSE," The Two Orphans.
NEW BROADWAY TuFATER.-"Our Boys"
Nnto's GARDEN" Around the World
OLYMPIC TuE ATER.-" Round the Clock
PARK THEATER--" our Boarding House.
SAN Francisco MINsTRELS.
Tony PASTORS NEW YIEArER.-Narletv
INIoN soJ.Ey ruEATER.-"Th DanichelS."
WAlIACK's THEATER.-"W Wild Oats"
ACADEMY OF DESiGN-Water Color Exhibton.
CpuCkRRING HALL. Readings Burbank.
uLILERs WoNDER TlIEATER. - Magical ana Musica
Performance c-r-..,
MrTROPoIITAN MUSEUM or ARr.-Castelam collection
Nkw-YoKK AQUAKIUM.-Day ana Evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

himself In the wrong made his umende in the largess -
most generous imanner. Mr5Matbews has finished ~
second volume Of his autobiography
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1S.-7he Courier asserts tb,k
the Duke OF Edinburgh for domestic reasons. ba. !.
signed the command OF Her Maesty's steamship su..
and Is returning to England.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 18.--Alfonso Neil.
Joaquin NJ. Alcalde Frances Y. Prieto jose NJ Ige,,.
and Sebastian Garcia, members OF Tglcsass Cabinet -
for NewYork via st. Louis to-day. The object OF Ia.
wait Ia unknown, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

freebooter, an imperialist commander, ana
finally cattle straler. Last year his law!ess-
ness was such that he was arrested aud sent
to tho capital, where he was detained under
heavy bonds. AS Gen. Diaz has also ordered
the brigand and his cavalry to repair to the
City of Mexico, it is probable he disccrns the
expediency of keeping him away from the
frontier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

We should like to ask why the publishers OF vul-
gar illustrated newspapers and the proprletors OF
the lowest kind of theaters are allowed to thrust
their vileness into the face-of the public In the
form of indecent posters The bill-bQards OF the up
town districts are especially bad in this respect.
The long fence which faces Broadway between
Forty-third and Forty-fourtli-sts. is often DIS
grace to the city. The exhibition is outrageous III
every way but it is especially infamous as a cor
rupter of the morals of the rising generation. Or
course it is not to be expected that the publishers
of these prints can be made to feel the baseneSs Of
their business but they ought to be made to feel the
penalty Of the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers s 10 per Nno'.'n.
SENI-WEEKLY TEIGUNE. Mail Subscribers 81 pei ~
VFEKIY tribune. Mail Subscribers 50 per anadi".
Terms cash III advance.
Address TIE TRIBUNE. E"v-Y"rE.
Persons unable TO obtain IlrE iRIErNF ~ 9ty q he
trains boats or hotels IN bicit is usually soi ' ")H-
~, q Jdroy bV INFORMING this Obicc Of the crr,dht'
IN town T"F T"NR
all OBS Broadway sos W 2jist cor h'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

The opposition to accepting the decision of the
Electoral Tribunal is strongest among Western
Democrats. Some of them have received kilograms
their constituents urging them to throw obsta
cles in the way of Haycs's inauguration. On the
other hand, numerous dispatches have been re-
eeived from business men of both parties, warning
the Democrats not to attempt any such scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

popular sober sense, which is proof against
very severe shocks. The country is safe whiic
respect for law is thus superior to the passions
of party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
Business Nonss5.

Nature gives us Hair as useful appcndage.
Why permit II TO become gray and ta!i OUT Ofe AA"'
HAIR BAIsAM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

A good deal in the future of the Democracy
depends rpon the hearing of the turbulent
minority to-day. A party that proposes to set
up in business as the party with grievance
cannot afford to be too aggressive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

The probability that additional cables would
be laid were the present companies to amalga-
mate, appears to be restraining further steps
in that direction. The suppositon is well
founded. According to its returns the Anglo
American Company's total receipts for the last
half-year were $1,308,S60, of which only
$216,565 were needed for working expenses.
A business so profitable as this cannot fail to
attract capital seeking good investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

prot some of their leisure time in preparing an ac-
curate definition of the term State Rights" when
occurs with some frequency in their platforms and
Oratory.
Some Democratic editors are slowly consuming
with anguish when they reflect upon what foreign
nationsn will have to say if Mr.. Tiden fails in his
sut before the Tribunal, especially if the Justices
continue to divide rs they have done. 1t would not
be difficult to explain to all nations whether foreign
or domestic, that the Supreme Court is not neces-
sarily unit i'll its findings that very often a MI
nory of its members dissent from the decision OF the
majority and that there is no sufficient reason WHY
they should be allowed to disagree without CON-
ment in other cases, and yet be maligncd Tor 1ahg
to agree i'm this special instance. But after ALL ths
explanation may not prove entirely SATISFYING 10
"foreign nationsn and we suggest to citizens VINO
are sensitive about what is thought and SAID
"abroad" that they can wreak very COM
pleto and economical revenge upon alien ira
ducers of the High Tribunal, or any other OF our
ploriOus institutions Our credit throughout the
world seems to indicate some faith i'll our national
stability and honor but if, in the place OF this, any
reckless despotsm should venture to speak disre-
spectfully of the Republic, trust that every true
American will remember that it is his proud pr'vl-
lcge to speak with equal emphatic disrcspect
of the offending despotism. 1t is hardly
credible that the patriotism of our native land
sbould fail under provOcation to brstlc up into
abusive language and gesture; but if there should
be such a manifestation of decaying manhood
among our people, President Hayes might call for
volunteer defamers of both sexes who would enlist
to cxccrate with luency and fervOr the Old world
and all of Its inhabitants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

We hope that the conduct OF SouiheIH Dcm-
ocrats at Washington during the past forty
eight hours has not escaped the attention OF
those Republicans who have tried TO persuade
their marty that a former Rebel was necessarily
10 be distYusted. We think it is not an eXag-
geration to say that the country owes
the peaceful decision of the Democratic
caucus to the honorable attitude OF
Southern Rebels. Under the wise leadership OF
Lamar Randall Gibson, and kindred spirits,
these gentlemen have placed patriotism above
party in way so conspicuous and at a time
so critical that neither the country nor the IN
coming Administration can afford TO forget 1t.
1t is a pitiful thing to see man, possessed
of SO much education as is implied b. Il col
lege diploma, arguing III Legislature Ioi the
theory that the law must interfere 10 pay
workmen higher wages than the market rate.
This is what Mr.. Ecclcsne, an Asscmblyman
from this city, set forth in substance on Sat
urday in defending the wastctni ddy-labor
system as against the contract system for local
Improvement. Coming from criminal law
yer ike Mr. Peter Mitchell, such doctrine eX-
cites no surprise, but from graduate OF the
oldest of our colleges, it stamps the man Who
utters il as the worst of all domagOgucs-thc
demapooue who knows a great deal better
President Barnard must be ashamed of him.
The comparative order which Gen. B!anco
has established on the Mexican border speaks
fayorably for tie Diaz Administration. Its
ability to govern successfully could hardly be
better tested than in restraining the brgands
who infest the Rio Grande. Cortina's alliance
Is not an encouraging sign. Since our war
with Mexico he has been III turn planter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

profit some of their leisure time in preparing an ac-
curate definition of the term State Rights" which
occurs with some frequency in their platforms and
, 1877-05-02

on trtra aemiidlte &arten 10 Gents 20 Snmen
CIV Garorite. 10 Gents einl8er 9iumF, Gee
unb 60. ainperboot. ". q. 3M2apriD
, 1877-05-02

(6ortietun9 fol9t.)
, 1877-05-02

910 pr 5aa ltidt su o%eroienen. Miuiter 25 Gts
pIV y. e. Sbtting, Sraper 81. gsep 6apen,
Is Connecticut. 4YN21m;.
, 1877-05-02

mu Die Worte bleiben, weldJe er nod) nit
b%redlenoen Nusen gu mir iprad.
Gr erinnerte MIDI an oas So9elbilo,
weldes er balo nah meiuer @eburt auf
meme Sdultcr tatowirte, uno erfldrte.
oab id) oicien, bon Ieinem 8ater auf i'm
pererbten Braud) GIT od)tcn mo beilis GIT
balten babe. o. weit linaut wte Die
8~ered)nunaen nnleres SreunoeS oa oriiz
ben, reid)teu Die l%einisen n!dt. Da9e9en
cr3d6lte er bon griiocrl1, neld)e nad)
ueridieocnen acknowledgement Der d)lagen
luor0en mo bon benen ct nte ipleoer
bOrte, rno oab Der 0telber auf melner
Sdulter ein 3uperldiii9eres Grfennrm9ss
3eiden als MIR iraeno ems mittels Gas
pier, Sober uno YetIdaft ber9eltc0t ,pere
cen f6nne. 2e9te ct ober al9euId)einltd
lobcn Ncrtb aui mein 3ulamnentrcffen
nit Scrwanoteu, neil i) 10 gun; u%ereil=
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leIben nit Sebnlud)t 9coenfeu. Inoers
NIT mir. Gerwanote, welbe ib nie lab.
itanoen mir nidt ndber ais fremoe Wtsn'
idlen. Das Grtennunssseiden battle i'd
guar nidt biuseben mOsen, mells me
4rt Sanoidrift meines 9uten alten Saz
tiers, allein MIDI outs Suben perle9en
nad 2euten, Die pielcidt gar nid)t lebten
- i) %9Iaubte, wid)ti9ere Dia9e gu tbun
gu gaben.
(Sortietun9 fol9t.)
, 1877-05-02

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ben fam, pereen N1r. weiht fd bic obioeu nlbllden
NIB msrtboonrm Tram Ell idern. Geleaenhtit b0tsm.
lid, EN- poles 6et ilberpinttir.er Weiier uno 6abelm
~ ~benlelbeu ~liberalen . oinNun9tn aniuitatIen.
, 1877-05-02
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8ir periitbern allen Mbp,Mentsn, bab bic
ecntrabirten 8oaren in isber Siniiht eriter
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ben p~erlansten .Gouppn" ienben, gum Seipeils,
bab 1ie Nbomenten bieier Seitlnls 1ino.
Union Silher @lating so.
, 1877-05-02
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, 1877-05-02
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, 1877-05-02

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, 1877-05-02

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ral bemo, ntnopte; enc berrrm 8uleuuaOe unn 8oron,
tn ltihes brmutra9en.&u6pihen, cine aealieoerte Ger.
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uDr fur $40. W9cnten tonnrn Gelo init oislsn Shmuds
ta1then maden. Gembet so ste. elm fir Multer uuo
eataloae. gDlr baden ale @rtsa pom Sdnutia6en
Iu oln ~biai9itsm 4relieu.
ScleS II. Go.
13m21fehs 1876 Yroaolpnp, yteru Wprt Situ.
, 1877-05-02

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Nusipabl zines 2errIloriuMs WeuOe man I'd, an biz
Guater Sltp pub. Gp.. Wbila. ga. 4YBSb,j
The New York herald., 1877-02-06
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s, 1871
THE PRESIDENTS RESUMPTION MESSAGE
PROBABLE INTRODUCTION OF BILL IN THE
SENATE TO HASTEN RESUMPTION.
The Ways and Means Committee had meeting this
morning, At which the Presidents resumption message
read There was not full atten dance, several OF
tho members being engaged other import
ant committees. rho impression seemed 10
be that Il not likely any 0nal
action could be had this session the Presidential
question engages the attention OF both sides to the
cusion Of all other business II nstanced that
the Legislative Appropriation BILL passed Saturday
hardly discussed, while at the last session weeks
were spent In debating IT'S provisions. The commit
tec however, has addressed letter to the Secretary
Of the Treasury asking for detailed Information
relative TO imports and EXPORTS the substance otwhch
Is contained In the Presidents Message.
II was thought that II the Electoral Commission
should end its labors by tho 18th Inst, bill might DO
reported to the House, cmbodying the Presidents
suggestions Mcdntimc, as Senator Sherman thinks
tho Finance Committee would favor such bill,
It 10 possible that may bo introduced the
Senate and II II be passed through that body be.
fore the House gets ready for business, that much
time will be saved.