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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
House aud Lot No. 10 East 3iih st.
Il. II. LUDLOW 4 co.
will sci Mt auction.


80, win .ci a, auction.
o,oss on wEPsEsDAY y slsDs. hp is. a.,,.
the very desirable ioar story brown stone high ep sss
st. the house Is In ne order and The carpets. mirrors.
per cent may remain bond aud mortgage Tor three
Maps and full particulars at > Pine st.. New York.
MoRrGAGE SALE ar SING slNo, APRIL Ia
THE desirable Properly known a. pirion Cider M
houses. 4 Tho village minutes depot
CIDER mill two .,ores cellars and sub cslsrs vol!
& ssr nas Ssy % % and en-,
should not miss this opportunity
MoRTGAGE sALE--P. DAILY, AuCrIONEER WILL
ROOM a & s P W. 3, % ar M n a % ns
attorney tor mortgages.
Al NUssBAUM. AUcTIoNEEK,- POI BowERY.
q three story carding House :-arior Suit sedsleads
Mirrors bureaus, crockery. &c. in lots Dealers invited
y ~ II eos a, ss w an sell vss
Pistols ssermae . Musical and Mathematical nsru
SiIERlfF's sALE-vAN rAssELL KEAENEy
,uconeers VIII sell this day. At II O'clock. a. No %
Murray ST. ths Contents Of dssware ana Lamp stors
consisting q Glassware 4BRi BEhS%ap aII,'E REILLY
THE MEssRs LEAyIrr. AUcrIoYEERs.
THIS TUESDAY, AFTERNOON. at 3 o'clock. At the
Art Room. No si7 broadway Now on exhibition
'A'''SGEf scGErT5hs. fNsSS'''o'
r. II. PARK-Gardeners Daughter. Purity. Summer.
Sappho. HOS bud. Birdie
TCKINl-Angclcn aud McdurN, Tho Rainbow.
r.. - PALM Err The White Captive.
RANDOLPH R0GERS-Thc sacrincc Of Isaze
CLASSICAL VASES.
superb collection Of Cacllina aud Agate sono Vases
with eievos executed expressly for tho late Cen.
tennai Exposition: Tho finest and only specimens
made tor any exposition.
yNvILLIAM .. SUMNER, ,AUCrfuMEER-WILL SELL
w at sMesroom Broadway and 18th Brooklyn
r. D. Thursday at " o'clock precisely the good thrca
story brick ousc modern No I76 Division
av Also frame House 3i1 Division av with extra Lat
running through broadway; valuable business pur.
poses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

A UCTIOH SALE THIS TUESDAY.
AALBEKT kREAMEH Auctionecr. will sell this tues
day) morning. commencing At 10 O'Clock.
the cntirc rich costly and plain Household Furniture
contained In the four story residence IO Ent 10Th ST.
hctwecn Sd NV and Irving place.
ONE BLOCK EAST or UNION SQUARE.
comprising rosewood Panoortc magnificent Paror Suits
latest STYLE In satin and inlad rames cost 800:
also large and small rep aud halrcoth suits Turkish
Chairs Lounges Centre Tables Eageres Bookcases fine
bronzes. OIL Paintings handsomely framed large cabo
ratey carved Chamber sns; small walnut sed.
stends. Dressing Cases. Burcsus WaSnnds Warrnbcs.
= spring and hair Mattresses Pillows. Bosters Sofa Beds.
Lounges. Chairs. Rockers.
~ Brussels, ingram and stair Carpets; Curtairs
Two handsome Picr Mirrors, large and small Looking
Glasses
Extension Dining Table cxqustely carved Bu1et, cost
last August $50 "a Dining Room Chairs, Library Tables.
sverwnre $40 pieces t;iasswaro, Gallery hnc Hall
Stands. Basement Furniture, &c.
". B.Tako second, Third. Fourth avenue Croxstown
18th ST. Of the Broadway stages ears 90
Union Competent employed to pack box aud
ship goods, safe delivery guaranteed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

A CCTIUX HOUSE OF vAS TAssELL 4 KEARNEY
n 40 AND liz EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4rH Av.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
On every horse that warranted kind and trne
IN harness. from three Is given TO test war
rantee.
CATALOGUE OF This DAYS rUEsDAY) SALE
At 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

TsIDoRE >. swARzKorF, AUrTiONEEg. 3s2 BOW.
iery, viii sell tonorrow elegant Fixucs. bar. Backbar
tour Pull Ale Pump. Ae.. of LIQUOR store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

REsT BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. FROM 81 80 fo
LIS. per yard. best Tapestry brussels Carpets from sc
TO u % LORD 4 TAYLOR,
Grand. corner Chrystie. and s3 and - forsvtn st.
pEsT THREEPLy CARPET FROM FL TO 81 35; ;
Jbest Ingram Carpet from 35c: 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

SALES AT AUCTION.
TsIDoRE ,. swARzKofF, AUcTioNEEg. ssa BOW.
iery, VIII sell tomorrow elegant Fixtures Bar. Backbar
four Pull Ale Pump. &c. of liquor store.
/ s. wEiNREKGER Az TioNErR. skisLS THIS
5.day dnrsday April - ~ lo O'Clock At saiss.oom. 73
sormsnt o new Furniture Carpet. and oiIelob large
invoice of imported silk Umbrellas. &c. also Is lions
pure blackberry Juice.
JoHN II. WILSON. AuCrIoNEEa. WILL SELL AT
public auction Wednesday, Aprii 1877 los A. A.,
30 III Broome corner ,lintsn. ali OF the aud
splendid Fixtures Ia saloon called the oart Shades
sfing OF splendid Bar and Back Bar rosewood ipul Beer
Pump. cut casswars Deraater. Ccks; Mirrors. stove
aud copper Boiler Engrsvings ocot. large ksrgera-
or Also 6randes Wniskeys Gins caret and other Wines,
Sc.. &c
JOSEPH sdONGOOD AUcTioxEKR. SELLS THIS
- day 70 o'clock sharp l,2 West sh st. CONTENTS Of tho
wardro g, Carpets uiicoth; bar Counter sidc
Fixtures Bagates everything belonging TO liquor
IOhN A. DUNN. AuC1fONEER. SELLS THIS DAY
u o'clock. in 4tn between I'D and 7ih sts quantity
oi household Furniture consisting OF Bedeads bureaus.
Chairs. Paror Furniture. Bedding Carpets. &c. Dealers
invited
TAMES VI. FORD. GENEKAL AUCTIONEER-AT
o'clock. ~, Sd abundant variety OF Household
Sn a m, Rom !" par rs,sc ~ a nsar.sm:
with the Carpets from hotel Pier Mirrors. fsmpton and
@ ne % ros nsas, '"r bca, soss,.. ,,, III
shades, Mante Ornaments. Curtains and Commod.s. Oi
ings, with which the sale will commence Rain shine
r ". CAMPBELL. JR.. AuCrIuNEER. SELLS To-
.day, 1ois o'clock. at ST. Charles HALL 6fs sth In
lots entire Fixtures including 200 Chairs Carpets Gas
Fixtures. Partitions. dc. Buyers. dealers invited.
r HAVEN AUCTloNEER. OFFICE AND SALES.
room 30 and ~ East 18th. will sell rhursdsy at IL A.
NJ. at ~ last 18TH Contents Of private dwelling
I OUIs MEsttR WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ne p: M : s assc s m on
House No East i4tn C5oxi3p. formerly occupied by L.
penonic. E.g Fer iurther particulars apply to the O
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

$3.50 OOO..DD Duys co. sASxEGs S1x q
Spanish Gold. Silver Havana Bank Notes bought sold.
Havana Prize Tickets cashed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
HUGH N. CAMP, AUCTIONEER.
III Elegant household Furniture.
Billiard Table. Plano. Mirrors. &c.,
mt

III Elegant household Furniture.
Billiard Table. Piano, Mirrors &C.,
nj auction.
HUGH N. CAMP
will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY. April 4.
private residence i7 Madison between sd and 35th
sts at II O'Clock a. NJ,
all tho handsome Furniture contained In said house.
in of elegant PnrIor Suits na,d cabinet Piano
Billiard Table handromc Dining Room Furniture French
and Dresden Chnaware, large assortment OF Cut Glass
Bedroom suits carved IN rosewood black walnut aud
elegant Window Drapngs, velvet and rus
sells Carpets Mirrors, also Kitchen Utensils together
with other furniture pertaining to completely furnished
private residence. Catalogues at office. 52 Broadwny,
room 4.
IsIDORE J. swARzKOPF, ArCTIONEER-sELLS
To-day. lpi. o'clock. nc ~ West 2ith st. entire elegant
Fixtures and Furniture Of FIRST class paror
splendid walnut TABLES. Chars Siverwarc, Chinawarc
glassware Table Linen large lot coppcrware Copper Cof
lee Urn costly Range aud oler: also largo quantity ce
Furniture Brussels Carpets. Oiclohs Parlor and
Chamber suits Bedding Hair Matrssses Ac positively
Ia lots. Dealers aud the trade invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
MORRIS WILKINS, AUcTIoNEER
ul Handsome Household Furniture,
Mirrors Engraving. silver Plated Ware,
China. Glass Ware, &c..

China. GLASS Ware. &c..
~ auction.
i. II. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell auction wcdnsa
day, April =. at o'clock NJ. 5is East 1l9th 81.
carved rosewood Pnrler suits In satin rosewood Library
Bookcases and Tables. Pier Mirror Extension Dining
bc black wainut Buffet Dining chairs. Tur ssh Lounges
and Chairs black walnut BsdsteAd. Bureaus and
stands Administer and Brussels Carpets hair Mattresses
feather iillows. 6c. &c.
The Harlem Morrisania land Of the
street close by the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

UCTIUN HOUSE or ARCH JOHNSTON,
y 10, ~. % and rs 18th st..
near University plAce.
Evening star., 1877-10-19
Double Sheet Star.

The pressure OF advertising continues so
heavy That We find 1t necessary on behalf of
again on Saturday. AS the demand for these
popular double-sheet issues is always so
great as to require the printing of a very
large edition beyond our usual heavy issue,
1t is necessary that the paper should go TO
press without delay on Saturday, and adver
Users who wish TO avail themselves of the
advantages of this publication and to have
their announcements properly classified and
displayed, should send in their advertise
menis as early as possible.
Evening star., 1877-10-19

What is the use of a teacher if he or she
does not teach? That is the question which
is sgitating good many of our exchanges.
A Virginia paper thinks that TO send chill
dren home in the evening with arms full of
books and a half dozen lessons "to get' by
themselves, and then in the morning to hear
their ''recitations' and score their demerits,
rs no teaching at all. d" The pupil should be
taught how 10 study and how to think, and
this ought TO be done In the school-room,
and not at home" where parents have as
much as they can do to attend to domestic
matters and hear their children recite what
they have been taught by their teachers. If
hearing recitations is all a teacher has to do,
then he is no teacher, but merely judge OF
the child's home requirements. Another
paper says II teachers are paid for teach
ing, they should not, in our opinion, be
allowed To omit more than half their duty
by combining themselves solely to the work
of recitation"
Evening star., 1877-10-19
0AM'L @. PALMER.
Sole Aoe,sf ID. n.

QUEENS LOAN OFFICE, corner of 7th
-. uNsest end New York avenue, entrance ~rS
Omce n the city. Money loaned at the lovsr0 a
rate q interest on Gold and Silver Watcb,s Or,
Of value. sS's' "1S a. ar1cle
Evening star., 1877-10-19

THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
all the News OF the Week; Political Intelli-
gence; Proceedings of Congress, the Presi-
dents Message; latest from the Conflict In
the East; Agricultural Matters; White House
and Department News; Proces d ngs OF the
Courts; Local Affairs; Choice Stories; Poems
and Sketches; Agricultural and Household
matters, etc.
Teypls az per annum, In advance, postage
prepaid; single copies nve cents, In wrappers.
Evening star., 1877-10-19
To Correspordents.

All letters intended for publication or referring In
Any way TO the editorial department OF the paper
should be addressed 10 The Edto~ Of Tas Sa- Those
relating to its business departments should be ad
dressed 10 The PEbIIsssr a. Ta. S,a, Observance
cfthese directions instead Of addressing such letters
IN either case, 20 an individual name will prevent
provoking delays.
Checks, etc, in payment OF bills should In all cases
be made payable to the order of Tas Erssiss Sta,
Nsetp1per Conpasy,-not to that of any individual
~ No anonymous communications read. No re-
ected communication returned
Evening star., 1877-10-19
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.

Pint Bottles, lpst. stoppersJ Sl per do.sn-bot.
Pint Bottles, (cork stoppersJ q Is Der doxen-u
Gu. psr dozen allowed for empty bottles.
Sor sa'e BY dealers generally, at the Depot, -
Greene street, Georgetown, d. O.
Evening star., 1877-10-19

Some of the western papers are disposed to
insist that Mr.. Bristow, Gen. Harlan's law
partner, was the better man for the Supreme
Court. The Louisville CO,rier-Josu7,ay, how
ever, has good word to say for Harlan, to
the effect that, as lawyer of high standing,
sprung from old and distinguished stock, he
will undoubtedly add to the conservatism
well as the ability OF the high court of which
he will be member
Evening star., 1877-10-19

From the fact that Stanley Matthews
voted with the straight-out republicans in
the Senate against what mi ght be considered
the southern policy view of the case of the
Louisiana claimants, il seems 10 be sup
posed that the President does not propose 10
lift finger 70 influence that body.
Evening star., 1877-10-19
LOST AND FOUND.

G BEWARD-Lost on October 18th, two COWS:
SC one Buffalo Cow, light brindie, and s-S
Tbs sbx COW red ana wnits, I'M WIN white lace
DANIEL DeISCOLG, corner Prospect and War
ren streets, Geor rgetown, ID. q. octlS 3t'
EIS BEWAkD.--stoIen ON the night Of the Is n
q - il slant cut of my bsIn, a very large ryoaIH
BED sTEEB; wide horns; ends Of hornse sez-H.
sawed of; end Of horn crooked about an inch and a
Va octI3 2rs'
Evening star., 1877-10-19
FOR RENT AND SALE.

sH WARNER a TO.
BToirorf n EarH~r. EsIcfa & Mffa-frs.
els y ssresJ ", cTPo-i;e M ouie Tolipis-
Evening star., 1877-10-19

1t appears by the proceedings of the Epis-
copal convention In Boston yesterday that
some of the members were disposed to GEN.
sure two of their number, Hon. Montgomery
Blair, OF Maryland, and Ex-Governor Ste
yenson, OF Kentucky, for their action during
the recess OF the convention in making po-
litical speeches in Boston. SO far as Mr.
Blair is concerned, though be is an exceed
ingly active Churchman out in his Mont
gomery parish, he is also an exceedingly
active politician, and If he were called upon
to give up his allegiance either TO the party
or the church, IL is hard to tell which alter
native would go most against his grain.
Evening star., 1877-10-19

The proposed free-banking law for Ohio,
which was submitted 10 the people of that
state at the late election, has been over
whelmingly defeated, not, IL is stated, be-
cause public opinion was against il, but be.
cause there was no instructed public opin-
ion on the subject.
Evening star., 1877-10-19

The mayoralty contest in Baltimore is get
ting heated. The blacksmith candidate of
the workinsmen, Mr.. Joseph Thompson, has
developed considerable ability as stump
speaker, and seems to be making rather an
effective canvass. The charge of communism
has been made against the movement of the
workingmen, but has been repelled by them
with warmth. Their opponents are, how
ever, making use OF the declaration of one of
their speakers that "if their votes were not
fairly counted il would be very unhealthy
for some people TO stay here, as lamp-posts
were very convenient and pistol shots not
far of" TO show that they have communisttc
Ideas in regard to riot and bloodshei.
Evening star., 1877-10-19

nREssMAKTNG.-Mrs. MEssER has re-
- turned with faI Sts lee /. 7. Taylor. -
te-ns, JOprnAls and stock tJr sale. SIDE s1
Evening star., 1877-10-19

FOR SALE.
k'Oh SALE-Second- hand LUMBER. euifabIe
L Tor fencing, sheds, SC also, HORSE ~
snd three sprlng EXPRESS WAGONS; at %oX
Mo- l410 street northwest. octlo- ~
EOReALE-Fir.t ate ORS 3 guaranteed sound
u and Kind; bright bay; lsh hands high; n =
goes equally well in single or double har- IN
ness. Inquire ct Room n, Winder sNN
FOR SALE, At OosT.Lot second hand FUR
GRsTEsB ETrEgBEa n,STSs sTSXEs sbol oElkE;;SSGIASEM
0OUNTlk, and alI iinds Of useful Goods:
also, H0ReE, CARRIAGE and HIRNFGS M
eneap. AOO0 street northwest. Octl9 NJ
u or will be sold separately, very cheaS. ~
The horse I: good Style, and varraoted NK
GenIe md tofe for ladies' driving. Also do16ie ~
hAkN ~ ELS, finest class made by band 70 order IN
hs city, very low for cash, Will take Rroceriee or
octl12 2ws
Evening star., 1877-10-19

Shepherd Boild,sss'
eepls sm and 10 n. Charles ct. Baltimore, W.
nECKER BROS. PIANOe.l"Thsy az =
superior tusupments .n-Theo. Thons,
Anh, 30. BURDETT OBGaNe.-"Ine bss~ -
~ ~ p eneetive reed Organ made. &c. ". ls
~. kghN, eole Agent, Practical Pisro 80,
4Os lbih u near D. avenue. nIH1
Evening star., 1877-10-19

The woTkingmen of New York city-or
possibly some politicians operating in their
name-have organized a raid upon General
Mcclellan, az candidate for governor OF New
jersey. They have published an appeal to
the wOrkingmen OF New Jersey signed by
eight members of a committee representing
the Trades Unions of New York, to oppose
Mcclellan for governor, because while ne
was chief engineer of the Stevens battery
al HOboken, he reduced the wages of the
men under him, and because "when he was
appointed chief engineer of the dock depart
ment in New York city, at a salary of 81, 900
year, by Bill Tweed, he discharged some
OF the employees and reduced the wages of all
the Others" They denOunce the Genera! as
an aristocrat. and ardently urge the work
ingmen TO prefer Dr. Newell for governor.
"Little Mack" has been supposed TO have
an excellent chance Of being elected cover
nor of New Jersey, but possibly this move
ment OF the wOrkingmen may serve to de-
feat him, as they compose pretty large ele-
ment OF the voting population of that state
A question OF some interest as regards the
rights of clubs was decided yesterday in the
Criminal Court in the case of L. Harry Don
ahue, OF the Garrick Club, charged with
keeping a bar on the premises in violation
of the law. 1t was claimed by defence that
the club was private association, and that
no public bar was kept there Under the
direction of Judge Macarthur the jury re-
turned verdict or not guilty.
vtHa % Irxv. H. n.
Evening star., 1877-10-19
0ATsl OATsIi

:. Oats Weighing 20 pound. to the measured bussei
tor eAle low. Hay and all ktnos offe-d.
w. M. GAIT a. CO..
Evening star., 1877-10-19
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

WM. KNABE a CO.'S WOR.D-Rs
w EowNED PIANOS - These CHA
brsted Instruments have been before IN. iSfT7
the highest award wherever exhibited. hcOsm
mon isvoriie Pianos sad PisnOs from Other Gee
brated manufactures constantly on hznd ehanis
eere sletrattd Organs. Pianos and organs -ola.
2. nted and exchanged. Particular attention psiop
Tuning aud thoroughly BepariDg Pisnos "
kEloHkNBAOHS Piano WsTerOOms, 42S lIh
street, . few doors above Penna. sy. Octiin-
DIANOS, ORGANS, &c, "a
= FOB SAIL Low, AND FOB Rent H1Jn
Particular care given 20 Tuning ana Be- =
pairs, at NlCTOb BECkEks Piano Msrer l0n''
0Os II street, near 9th, northwest.
Sheet Music and Violin Strings.
Orders for Tuni,g received for v. b, 81 sArs
BuiIdite OciIisg
Evening star., 1877-10-19

siso. number Ct OTTER Housss, furnished an
untnrni. he'd in every section Of the CITY, 1m ple
list OF " hich ran be seen at our Offices. octls tr
Evening star., 1877-10-19
= Nv AND ATrRAs,,I ; PB'9EErT F5R

We orr Tor s.lg tta Two Nm aNu rrs,,
AtlE BklIh fE>lpENtf~ .r r-. f. ...-'...'.A X.
aboNf DC Phefson -Iuase. c .ufa.U.r- -..r I. ~
aiu pIuA idtd " iih sl th- tn. tl-Tr ftr 1r .....
cow tiieUcss, such a. fIrHh.r o. Ea-r ...- -
-, m. III - pantfies, closets 80 T.tr.. a
No expense has been spar q r.r F..t .I'
TIHff. 4 hs fTnTtr are hst-ha1 fn rr..a g T...
..e .s ,, ~, ~, ~, 49,. W.. aFri.Es 81
location b. uiteNya ptlonal Be- .--H.s n .,-t
Elffh hiUedia ia.tI2. ~ lr-rr '"r". a.. go
q, u~ss. apply O. FITtH f.N - n.
octE3l l.rOa rtUr.-.| ..- a. 49,
Evening star., 1877-10-19
? EADY FOR BUSINESS.
PALACE WARkRooMS.

brHted BRADBuRY PIxNos, and the word ~
aoyned ksTkr ORGANS, which ve cneL y, - a a
ano rent et prfcee and on terms % suit the ,s ".
We have also on hand q fne stock of nes fIsn~
nieh ve will sell for e2,o cash, fu h vsrrsn.s4
Lsnos end ORGANS sold on the instsllment psA
Evening star., 1877-10-19
i + Z y =.
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

WASH YOUR KITCHEN TINS, TA-
w BLIS, ChAIRS and FLOORS with
lOUNGB DETERGEhT, IL you would have them
clean. octls-tr
Evening star., 1877-10-19
BUSINESS CHANCES

TO LnsE IPoN GU0D Iwss Urn -
FstfEk y 80 psF rH-f f..f...r ~ III
irefui.s S3e. sc uE - -s --r ..
a Ell aud SCR a. % e.. -. -. "a
f0n-. =. !.
National Republican., 1877-02-08
HOME AGAIN.

1t has just been discovered that Pickets,
Littlefeld and Maddox are really the van
guard of Henry Watterson's 100, 200 un,
armed lambs. If the remainder shall be
as these are, the honor of the country II
not its peace is certainly in danger. Little.
field upon his confession is forger.
Maddox attemps to buy and sell by
bribery and trickery returning boards.
Pickets did sell the houses Of people he
swore to protect and defend. These men,
often dlsgracing the Republican party for
years sell themselves out to the opposition
and drop into the Democratic party where
they naturally belong. The Democracy
in securing them has secured the property
which they originally lost, and the
Republican parry is freed from an Incubus
which 1t can very comfortably spare.
National Republican., 1877-02-08
DEMOCRATIC INDIyIpUAL AUpAC1ry

DEmoChAIiC INDIVIDUAL AUDACITY.
The miraculous Of the law OF common
propriety by DAVID DUDLEY FIELD, within
the month past, are 80 many and so
inconsistent with an upright cause that we
would exhaust our space were we to at.
tempt to enumerate them; but Of his
last and astonishing proceeding we
have word to say. We refer to the
publication at private printing office,
without the sanction of the committee, and
in fragrant violation of all usage, Of the
testimony taken in the investigation he has
been so industriously and arbitrarily con.
Quoting in the interest OF Mr.. TlLpEN. By
this publication he has given to the public
testimony which witnesses have not had
the opportunity to read or revise, and in
which there are numerous omissions. 1t
would also appear that no one read the
proof, and that the pamphlet was hurried
out in very questionable way for political
effect We hope the Republican members
of the committee will arouse from their
lethargy and properly consider this gross
and objectionable preceding on the part
of Mr.. FIELD, for which we understand Mr..
KNOTT and the other Democratic members
of the committee say they are In no wise
responsible.
Judge LAWRENCE, Mr.. BURoHARD and
Professor SEELEY owe II to themselves and
to the House to see that Mr.. FIELD Is effec-
tually rebuked, and made TO know and feel
that there must be some limit to his reck.
lessness as q partizan.
National Republican., 1877-02-08
DECISION IN THE FLORIDA CASE.

The High Commission has rendered de.
cision on the points made in the Florida
case, holding that there is no authority in
the Constitution for review of the elec.
tion returns of the States by the Federal
power, In the matter Of the choice of cleo
tors and while this result Is very crafty.
ing to us, as being in accord with the views
we have steadily advocated, we shall not
give way to rejoicing with exceeding
great JOY" nor to exultation over those
who have thought differently. But, on
the contrary, with all the sincerity and
moderation which have characterized our
course since the approval of the law ap-
pointing the Commission, we abstain from
any flourish Of trumpets and all intem-
perate demonstrations Of any sort, and ap-
peal to the people Of all parties to accept
the decision as correct and just and as
above the criticisms and reproach of politi.
clans. The Democratic party, as such, was
more in favor of the measure than Was the
Republican, and If it is disappointed by the
issue as finally declared, the fact will not
relieve it from the duty of abiding by 1t,
which candor and consistency have i'm.
posed. Nor do we believe there is any
great number Of the better classes of the
party who will refuse to receive the de.
cision as entitled to the full confidence OF
the country. Nevertheless, 1t would have
been more satisfactory to all II 1t had been
more unanimous. But we are not of those
who charge dishonesty and partizanship
upon those who voted against our convic.
tions Of right. We impute to them no
other than the highest and most patriotic
motives and intentions. nor shall we at any
stage of the proceeding. We do not hold
our side infallible and the opposition
wholly selfish and unworthy, but do now
and shall hereafter rely upon the better
class Of Democrats to sustain aud carry out
the final result, whatever 1t may be.