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Has Mr.. Tilden Taken the Onth Of
Office

There was great political panic the
other day Its centre was the White House
but 1t radiatcd everywhere. In tho Senate
there was danger, until KELLOGG put up
what was necessary that CoNOyER and
PATTERSON might destroy the Republican
majority; and at the White House they got
word that Mr.. TILpEN had actually taken
the oath of office, preliminary to tho adop-
ton by the reconstructed Senate ofthe reso-
luton of the last House Of Representatives
declaring him to be the only rightful presi-
dent. At this Fraud trombled, and its
knees smote together in dismay.
The panic has passed away for the time
being, but the question whether Mr.. TILpEN
has taken the oath of office remains unset
tied. That he has a moral right 10 take 1t
cannot be disputed. Ihe 10 tho only man
now In the country whom the people and
the true votes of tho Electoral Colleges have
chosen TO be President.
1t Ia not necessary that tho Presidents
oath OF Office should be taken at any par
ucular place or at any particular timo. All
that Is necessary Is that 1t should be pre-
vious to his entry upon tho actual functions
OF his post. 1t may be administered to him
in any part OF the United States, by any
magistrate qualified TO administer oaths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

Three Victim. In the Tomb. Police Count,
aud Yet Others TO Appear.

George ii. Smith, formerly Of Mclrose, hut
for the lnet six months an inmate OF the White
Plains JAN. was arraigned before Justice Duffy
Yesterday, on three charges of forgery Smith
was once q we-to-d do hotel keeper in Melrose
but he deserted his wife. ran away with another
woman. lost the confidence Of all his old friends
ana then took TO forgery. Six months ago he
arrested In Wcstchestcr county for some
dishonest transaction. and was committed in
default Of 500 bail lie lay in Jail until il WIS
discovered that there was no complainant to
appear against him and he was released.
Onlner Hill Of the Tombs Police squad arrived
In White Plains with warrants for Smiths
Smith IN the court room and WINS vnry cooily
informed nv the fellow that he was still pris.
on"r and under the protection Of tn" Court, and
therefore could not be- taken To- New York The
officer soon learned that all this was fnlsr.
Tho proprietor Of the Grand Union Hotel. Mr..
William II. Garrison. appeared. CHARGING that
smith had obtained the cash for 500 check
bearing the forged name Of ex-Judgc w. X.
Bccbc. Edward G. Hazard OF 1872 Chambers
street rhnrQcd that Smith passed upon him
forged check for 500 in payment " bin Of
goods and got $40 N change. The cheek bore
the name Of \. j. Blocker. the au 'ttonrer. 4.
Wood Bell Of $50 Washington street charged
that Smith had offered him forged check for
SO. supposed to have been signed 10y !. II. Soy
mour OF 1f4 West street. Smith, against whom
yet other victims will appear was committed
in default Of 81. 600 bail
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The brutal order Of Gen. MARTINEZ CAM
POS Commandments of the Spanish
army in Cuba Is n bitter pill for all hon
orahlc Spaniards. Sensible supporters of
SPANS colonial rule in Cuba would give
much had 1t never been made public
budding Spanish diplomat, Don JOSE T.
BAzAN by name, at present Consul of
ALFONSO MI. In Baltimore, has foolishly
addressed to the Baltimore Gas,Hc letter
emphatically disclaiming the authenticity of
the decree Wiser representatives of Spain
decline to go so far The Spanish
Con-ul-Gcncral in this city and the
Spanish Minister in Washington have, by
their silence admitted their belief that the
published decree is genuine. Had it not been
issued by MARITIME CAMPos, ii would have
been officially denied long ago.
Count VALMAsEDA, Of bloody memory, Is
sued decree dated Bayamo April 4, 1869,
to the following effect;
- Every man, from the age Of hneen upward. found
away from his hHbitsuon moai and not proving justin.
able motive therefor shall be- shot
Every hahitauoh unOcouliI shall be burned BY
the troops
- Every hshiaton nom whieh does not noat a white
nag signal that i" occupants desire peace, shall Le
reduced 20 ashes
- Women that are not living at their own homes. or
al ue "uHe oil thr I'laNcb shall Assen ble Ia the
oi Jiguan BayanO, where maintenance will be PRO
vd'd Those who d. not present themselves Will be
Quoted forcihS."
In reference to this instrument. HAMIL-
TON FISH, then Secretary of State, on the
very day OF its receipt by him. addressed
note to the Spanish Minister, saying
In the interest of Christian civilization and common
humanity. hope that this document Is forgery II II
be indeed genuine the President instructs me, in the
mos, iorchlc manner 70 protest against such mode Of
warfare"
or course this protest was laughed at by
the Spanish military authorities In Cuba.
But even this proclamation Of VALMA-
sEDAs. which Mr.. FISH. In despatch OF
May II to Mr.. HALE, then United States
Minister in Madrid, characterized as infa-
nous, Is mild beside the last one OF MARTI-
Me- CAMros. This grim Spanish soldier,
who stamped out the Carllst war. but finds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04
THE BIBTEs IN NEWfRR.
Throngs A dmirina the Tripict., Twins, md
Single Babies In Park Han.

Tho Newark baby show was opened In Park
Hall vest rday afternoon. Tho managers Office
WINS crowded with mothers nurses and babies
from ~ until 2 o'clock, and the registry closed
with an entry Of 2il single babies II pairs Of
twins. and ono s"t Of triplcts. One-half Of the
babies entered were ON exhibition. They were
ON the main floor, every second row OF the chairs
having been removed. The stage was reserved
for the twins. On the wall bnck Of the T., ige
was the word Dada. and on the opposite wall
Mama. Ten colored nurses wcre in ATTENDANCE
and nm excellent lunch was prepared by Mrs
Brothington. ofthe Temperance Dining Rooms
To reporter for The SuS Mrs. Brothin2ton
said: " The women haven't had a fair show in
Oh thing. II they had only had fifteen months
notice they would have had thousand babies
here"
AT o'clock the doors were opened TO the
public. and up TO o'clock over 800 admission
tickets had been sold at the box Office There
was conSid"rhhle confusion for n couple Of
hours. Inc babies screamed and kicked. the
Children two and thr'o years Of age run around
aud got acquainted with one another. ana the
mothers had To chase them. The twins ranged
in a row on the front OF the stage. ma ie n very
prniy picture 10 their blue and white dresses
Win PINK nj hlue sash,s. Police O1lrer
Morsrs twins. Mary Amelia and Anna MAY
aged 10 months, attracted much attention by
tneir attempts 10 ian''e 81 piano music. Grorg"
AMI Nhliemorc Tay or. aged , years. attracted
much Httent on. as did Anna R-Il aud Emma
May Bell OF Orange Valley. aged mont =. and
l9luiy Weighing thirteen pounds. Mr.. Blnme
- la Springfield avenue. Newark. exhibited
E~t"r and Hattie, twins, aged @ months. AMI
very plump aud pretty. Seated in AN easy char
ON u" stage WAS Mrs Bailey Of Newark a bonu-
aged months. ''
The MINORITY of the mothers were young and
" This proves" said u bank cashier l." the r'7.
porter, that Newark has the protii II women
AMI tahies al any city in the United Stats"
,ol' OF .h' attractions OF tn show WIS the mir
oi tolor"d twins. George and Mabel aged
weeks. belonging 10 Mr.. Francis II II Prince
ored babies IN the room.
The Cent hn"l baby. horn on July 1876.
was iaNuric, hut the novelty WIS NIT, of "A
imly shown 10y th" mother. Mrs. Dorset Who
weighs iully $50 pounds. Tho bahn weighed
pound a birth. and now weighs 3 pounds.
II f. q weeks old. Another baby weighed Is
pounds at birth Mrs. VI .1ntyr. II i2l Belmont
nN"nuri ~ tue mother Of Amelia, Lottie and
Lizzie. boun INK tripets. aged one year.
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THE SUN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1877.

the Cuban revolution too much for him, has
issued tho following circular to all his sub
altcrn officers
t1n6denftai)
"HEApouARItRs IN CuBA, Nov. I, 1877.
" IL me c,mnandevs NJ toiamn.
Knowing the uselessnen OF cemency toward the enc.
my who are unable ~ appreciate It. tor they
weakness on our part find myself called upon adopt
energetic measures to hnish at and forever with
the receipt o this order shoot all prisoners war who
ever they may be- making II appear IA your report AS
they had been Killed in battle
" recommend To you secrecy In thi. matter and an
exnct ulflment Of this order. MsRnssz CAsros"
A month has elapsed since the promulga-
tion OF the order, tho most sanguinary
since the days Of ALvA In the Low Coun-
tries. IL has been extensively circulated
In this country. The Spanish organs OF
this city. while attempting to ques-
tion its authenticity, have carefully alb
stained from procaiming it a forgery. Tho
silence of the Spanish Minister in Washing
ton, who Is in daily tclcgraphlc communica-
ton with Captan-Gcncral JOvELLAR in
Havana, IL practical admission Of his con-
viction that the decree is authentic.
But our State Department is as silent as
the tomb. Mr.. EvARTs, the quondam attor-
ncy OF tho Cuban cause, who once personally
argued with President GRANT the right Of
the patriots to be recognized IA bclligcrents,
has not dared to enter n protest against
decree which is Infamous in its bloody cow
ardicc and crazy brutality.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

The Government OF Guadcloupe offers the
sum OF $4,000 to the inventor OF new process
OF extraction OF juice OF sugar cane or Of sugar
fabrication. this prize TO be given to whoever
obtains from the cane yield Of fourteen per
cent. OF sugar, and tho cost Of application OF the
new process not to exceed forty per cent. OF the
value realized. The cane raised at Guadcloups
contains eighteen per cent OF sugar and.
hitherto, percentage of "a, on an average has
resulted from the ordinary factory machinery.
Recently NJ. DUCHARsAINa invented an imbib-
ton process. by which, it appears. the yield is
increased from 9.i ~ nearly twelve per cont
In fact. according to the claim Of tho inventor.
tho advantage derived from his process is n
gain in the percentage Of yield Of 233. AZ any
rate. NJ. DUCHARsA1Nos invention was doomed
sufficiently important to warrant the awarding
TO him Of a $4,000 prize. The present pre-
MUM. therefore. is second one. and it calls
for n still further improvement to be made.
The oxpcriments. on at least GG0 900 pounds OF
cane. are to be conducted under the auspices of
a Government commission,
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We do not undertake to say whether, or
when, or whore, or before whom this great
oath was taken by SAMUEL J. TrLDEN; but
our earnest advice to Mr.. HAYES Mr..
EvARrs, Mr.. ScnURz, Mr.. DEvENs, and all
the other members Of this Fraudulent Adj
ministratlon, is at once to resign the places
which they hold through dishonest and dis
graceful means, and to take measures for
the recognition and Inauguration Of the
President who was really elected. Then he
can take tho oath before Chief Justice
WAITE, and whether II bc for tho first or the
second time, there will he nothing wrong
about IL,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

Tho drift Of the Aldormcn's Investigating
Committees Efforts at ycsterdiy's session
seemed to be to show that Mr. JACKSON T.
SoHut1z IL po'uniarily responsible t. the city
for between 100000 and $4,000 that he. acting
"a trustee for the city. received from the Ring
plumber, kHsrR; and then. unable to cilnot u
settlement for ktisER with Comptroller GREEN
handed back 10 KrisER without authority from
any court TO do So Mr.. ScHuLrz had some pc
GUITAR eNperenc" ~ member of the Commit
tee OF Seventy. niy.nye Of whom got into oGlce
not long after their prosecution Of TWEED Cos
MOLLY. kEYsLE & GO. He is one OF the fifteen
who did not get oflice
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which II was not familiar Leave out
fts Dragging over his policy Of paci-
fication, and over the things which
he claims TO have dono hut with
which he had little or nothing to do; leave
out his financial vagaries. his menaccs
against Mexico, his Samoan project, and his
Numbering about education; leave out,
along with these. his abstracts OF depart
mental reports, and the space occupied by
the remainder will be small.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04
The Trades Savings Bnnk-Mr. Lesley. Ae.
count.


DEAR SIR | have read the eter II Hawkins
SOolhreh addressed to II 4 lie>ma1 published IN
the New York papers of the date OF SUNDAY Dec For
some ten days past have been engaged in examining
your account with the Trades SaVngs Bank hav. not
Nrt completed nur account. But examination ia /,
uIs iaI satisfied me that the bank indebted tn YOU
MN' hlr ei IT, iauiV, AMI That tho statement Iitw
Mus y 'uuien thM AOu were indebted 10 the bank in
f''' securely incorrect Your, respectable
~ ~; h'' JOhN + kHtRT, Accountant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

To THE EpIlOR OF THE SuN-Sir: In YOUR
paper saturday last 10 an article entitled Mercantile
Agency Dpuies" You permit Mr. Fuusr to sny that the
clerk who gave Dun BARLOW Co the Information IN A.
McN the Business Mems niom wrre u.ins DUN, r.,er
en'r BOOK, had been guilty. OF emfc4klement and Ind
gone u Sew jersey to escape arrest Thai nlu..p
g"u ont atp,N L. me. and beg You will inform your
ieAti, ihAi deny most cmphAtcay the charre M il,
~ W tNu,e and ready 10 answer any A. ti,,ti ~
KIND 50 Tar as avoiding arrest il concerned a, H.,
h'-'' nts ln INFORM Mr. fousc, ANY one ,r having
n'fy ln lhe mher that although do reside in Jersey
Nav iOgK, Dec $ Itxx oH.,xs
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To THE EDITOR OF The SvN SD. Three
hundred men who were employed on the repairs VI the
streets were discharged the evcn- of Nov 80 Yct
aneh' me CONDITION OF our srrctsa ami avenues that at
sh,t one thousand men ought g. be- eup.yrd un them
uUllt ilc WINTER earnestly hllc Thai Nii CITY fath.
tI' WI hut lut-ct iAc wants Of u'r constituents I'm
tH -ont lluR .. done our hal Is sons of nj
anu Their families must hnd home the pluurr, work
employ eI men J O'CuAson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

On Thursday Of last week THE sun pub
lishcd despatch from Washington containing
the financial part Of the message which HAYES
sent to Congress yesterday. We do not know
That anybody doubted the authenticity of the
extended quotation that WIS then published in
THE SUN. The message itself. IA printed to-
day. shows that the despatch OF last Thursday
contained ts exact language.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

The man has been found, at laet, who ie
willing to make himself millionaire Mr.. II.
ID. FMRcHrLD mas submitted to the Mayor n
proposition to contract with the city to remove
the street sweepngs ashes and garbage. at his
own expense.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

Justice requires us to state that through
out the extra session Of Congress- the Hon. s. s.
Cox has constantly spoken and voted in behalf
of those genuine democratic prime plea. econ
omy and rctrcn hmcnt. Other Democrats have
failed at the critical moment. but Cox has stood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

W',HINGroN. Dec. 3-TAe following dialogue
recently took place mtNe,na prominent Democrat aud
Senator Howe OF Wise. usn;
b'm"crat-Nou know you stole the Presidency
Senator Howe-R Fat now We are anxious to make resu
IA
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The objection l. nude to that quccrcst Of
American specialists. KfMBALL. the church
debt raiser. that his wor, j. done 10y pledges.
not cash. and that h" is not sure Of these pledges
being redeemed But ,hi- is equally true ~ all
subscriptions; some sAf,nkal,e in collection is
always expected We fear that the true draw
back 10 Brother KiMnALLs usefulness will be-
that hi- wonderful -uccess may lead church so.
ri'ii"s 10 unduly rely on him-thnt they will be-
crazier than over to build church ed fees cost.
Her than their funds justify. counting on
Brother KENDALL To- pun them through By
those needing his professional services great
church-deht raiser must bc In more urgent de.
mand even than a great reyiyalist; but still
wo1hier Of praise than wping ont church
debt is refrainng from running Il church into
d-bt.
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StNBiffHs.

Crcassihns 5000
In Waterford, Pa, three mon hovo hoo,
promptly sent to prison for n,c vcars ,or ,,s I'D
feaiherins woman. "'0
The total valuation Of proportv IN No
orleans this year Is siItIl53pi falling M n, 49,,
million from last years assessment
Tho hunks in San Aut,nto p .
the wo,kiuy,ncu -, tho ,,,y, s,,n,,' i'N"7, p"'u
and tho nextday refused to take IT for le.. ,,
cent discount WI
A ST Louis Grand Jurv ,oo,.,...,
that because man, pctty "a, Nee. nrc
SAKE of obtaiung ,ro, han "a in, ,t -, INV" WI ,hs
DOS, he u.,l atain ' "'''lns
,r,, I,,,, ,,ia...... T., $50.
question OF capital puni.nncnt-thc lower Hons, ,a.
IN favor its abolition whe the senate deS,,,s IN No..
handing or gnilintninr
The mctricnl trnnslltion M tho l,rio. -,
Runetcry the y,.., s,,,it.n ,,, 10, ~, NO VI
md T. II Palmer ,,iil .,on t. ,u,.i-,, +, .,,s 'on
Gated by p.rtni.s,or ID, tb. KIN, ~, s,,.,r '
The colorcd pcoplr i'm Ivnchhu,o uin,.
TINT a largo mo teor which .o,o -, ,,. s. INN
through the SIX formed tho l,,,.,s v,n,r rs ''ns
looking for A seer abb. Ia in,,rir,t fb, sion NV
A dnoc,p I'm p,r,i1t, r.. t. -
lon. oou, ,,.er,,, ,n, .,'.a, ,'., 20 upu'
-" - , ''' o' sN'"y years
~" ''' IVY '" 9''"",s Hs"'so noted
A. T,,,.,i., .,,,',,''. '''.I' , ""y'
oil, a., -. - ''.,''.' N'""NS' one
, "'' - '''''''' ." "' ''''wu' 81 Du"n,
w., -, ~ "''" ny vampire Oat Iie
.Sa,.aS,, ,' WV '''' ',' ''n' 20 much
,, ,,.a,, ~ ~ ~. 80 '0'" "'" ~ ue
A. ~
""''c' iI'N'I' lIh97 the part OF I'M
~'' 'V'' " al'''p"'' "u ''i".h' houc'can comedy
49,, n".d T., .,",,,,, '' ''''' MASS DC lid
,' ,, ' ''''', '' "' WI" ''"'y I"
'"'" ,s "'.' ' "''' ''-' manager anu "n
~, '
inc CLOCK lor inc new court House No
rIoslu'nee' IL. l. Is o'in.' Zoo tie ue hrfo-mN New
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1877.


Announcements To-Day.
Booths ph~str~-Ies CENT verges
Rns-~r, Theatre Secret service
Brosd,..y rh~atr--Aptguy and Cleopatra
Br,s.t's Opera uo.s--7ls en- 10 Broadway
BHtb As-."~ th-ssr--tnrnmar.
airssar~'s Ca rd~n- Crrcu. and wensser,. Matinee
Grnrd Op--- uo.-- The Hunchb,oh
meede's Midget usti-Ihc Marvellous Itu pohs Matinee
New Norh A4.~-i""i-Bo.,tv 10y ant sjiasI
Hihi.. s.srs-.- The Three ousrdsmsn
Olympic rhcstr--variety
perL Theatre our American Cousin.
Bs. E...~'-ro ui"~t--t~ -Bro.d~sy AMI i'th ~
BS-str~ q -,-ip.-- Variety
The New American Nu>-. s-Curio-es
.. ~, r"~,"-'> Op-rs sso.-o-y.rie,y Matinee
Bivan rh-stre-vsrety.
q ni". Sa.sr- ps-str--rhe Mothers Secret
~ attacks fb-ntr-a Fai.s shame
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

No Government subsidies for private en-
tcrprises. No voting Of the peoples money out
OF the national treasury for tho benefit Of indus
trial exhibitions. foreign or domestic. THIS is
the true constitutional dOrtrino
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

Eighteen monuments Of naval fraud or
neglect are caiai'gued in Mr. THoMPsoNs list
~ the unrepair'd AMI unromplcted wooden yos-
sells now ruitins ON the stocks or al tho yards
The Colossus. the Massachusetts, the Oregon
the Connecticut. the Iowa, the PENNSYLVANIA. the
Java the SuSquehanna, the Congress. the Sa-
pine tho kansas. the Worcester. the Shawmut
thr Sa'o the Nynck. the Cyane, the Frolic and
the New Orleans havr gone to ruin. consid-
cradle part ~ them were never completed thus
making dead loss. 4 good many other such
witnesses TO inoapacity, carclessncss. or cor
ruption have. in previous years. been dropped
from the list and ont Of sight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

brooklyn skaters are viewing with pleas
ure the preparations at Prospect Park lake.
wher" large house is being fitted up especially
Tor their convenience. The New York Park
Commissioners have done nothing rs yet at the
Central Park lakes toward preparing for the
thousands of skaters who resort there each
winter. AMI doubt is expressed Of their doing
anything. They ara NJ present work ing iheir
men On half time. and claim that it would b,
unjust 10 Thorn Ia cXpcnl ihe sum necessary to
rni NJ the houses AMI keep the ice In order
N'Y i.' rtl.' .'nle vntrrl rising coffee house
keeper o. 3. lego "f .iping business at the
lake on condition %: h.s rroviding su n con-
Nenlenr,s ~ are necessary for tho comfort Of
skaters?
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garded by everybody as constituting 80 clear q
title to be- Minister to England IA tho met that
he Is afflicted with the extremest Stiffness Of
egotlsm and vanity. and has not sense enough
IN conceal IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

PITT KELLOGG Is now n member OF the
Senate OF the United States without any legal
right to the ofiite other than the fact that the
majority of the Senate voted to admit him That
rI..nt. hoMeyer. VIII DE WIn.d unt In duo tLme.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

Even the enthusiasm of STANLEY MAT
rHEws has lost liz bloom. II looks ms If the
blight Of Fraud would clear spaco around
HAYES and leave him TO sit under his upas tree
alnue
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Opinions About The sun.

NiH'fNf
we nave bren ~ regular receipt OF ThA Sun fr about
l"o Years ana Mt say now, have moro tlnu nn,s
before, ma II gives more lchiin. matter general Va
rely Tor less money, tAn any daily We rrt4,r litr
time. '' " '''
FfoH ne Reinhlia'u, Warrington, Kun.
Thk sus Is one OF the abest papers of its ca,, AMI
toi the money, " be had.
From The Sun, Hrrhrsv Ga.
For iearcssness and stcadne,s oi purpose IN the nm
sMthinH AM prosecution Of fraud TnE NV NogK SuN
stahla ahead OF all others IL the only trl, uleuru
dent phper in the United stAtgs II doe, ot mistake I
trallty Tor independence.
Prom the LIBERAL Denrcdf. IL CNnf. WI,
TnE Sus Is the model newspaper OF the country II is
conlucnd upon the principle that breNy the SOU of
VII Nolnng Ia 90 dincult particularly new spaper
wung. as llr combination Of hrcNiN, pei spiciN rnd
2Ioe Ini ~ no Aper that comes under our notice are
the% most desirable ouaitisB 30 prominent Politically
Ia NE most earne q fearless aud consistent opponent Of
tbs Republican party. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

JAY Goutp's young editor is not quite GER
tain ~ the crect q his posturings on senator
CoNkLtNG H. capers nimhly. but cautiously
aiiording an instructive spectacle of the egg
dance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-04

From The SUI, HlrhrM, Ga.

A. Ihk sus Is one OF the abest papers ITS c'a,, ami
hose ~ want o Democratic paper viii nut n ,ty , ~
IOI the MOMeY. ~ DO md.