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erty-holders. II does seem rather rough
papers TO compel . man to pay SIS GO,
when he could have got out Of the scrspe
by paying CO cents before the delinquency
was entered against him. But that il the
Law. and every man In the community Is
given fair notice. II Is his own fault II he
neglect this matter. The owner Of the
property aforementioned will probably
let Il 70 To sale. which will cost 81 Is
more-SG 10 the Marshal and 81 Is costs
Of court. This gives . grand total OF
SIS "a which Bennett will have to pay In
order to regain possession Of his property.
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Costs OF Court.

1t does not cost much 10 pay your taxes.
II you do 90 at the right time. That Ia,
u you are not exceedingly wealthy. In
the latter contingency you can stand . good
round sum without suffering. But II your
taxes amount to less than q dollar, tho ad-
vice Of . disinterested friend 10 to pawn
your boots, II necessary, to raise the re-
quired amount Of coin. A NEWS reporter
was looking over tho delinquent list In
Judge Cooks Office to-day when he came
across the following entry:
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THE little winnebsgo mill in Virginia
City 10 running upon ore from . tunnel
two miles east Of the Comstock. The rock
10 quite rich. assaying SlGJ to the ton.
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srocK RErO1r.
nam Franchise Board.
ruUSfxa.

LAST EvxSrSo.
Is Rymcad / Ely, 81
no Eureka Con-. u
p6o Jackson sass
10 Phenix.i
so Alps. as.s@. az
ca 0iis. ~
100 N Dorsio South. ~
$50 Leopard. I. 93c. PC
100 Panther. tOc
leo Northern Belle, isx
2Oo Hoe ey. tec
200 De Frees. N. I 20. I IS, I 10
50 Manhattan. lax
i5ls Grand Prize. lax. -. Ia.
SSs0 ArgeatA. I W. ~. I 20
Us Navajo. I ". l W. o.. IN
23i0 Hornet. BIC
so Morning s'sr. sS.3S.1
lOI5 indepsudsnce. IN
~ silver Prize. %
800 Combustion. ssc bio
$50 Belle isle. sc
10 Gsssi pri.. Fat. Sc. soe. sOc.i
1o Msioc. ~. ~. isS
t0o Geo ton. SC
TsNsw coso. She
3iO Bodies
no Lscd.. . ~, Q.
iOo rirtop, I 10
1~D silver hill.
100 BAltimorc. l 10
IO Challenge
3D0 Dayton. tOe. aSc
3g5o New York. pc. 9sc,l
40 senator,
50 woodville, soc
.9o Lady wsshingto,, 81
iSO And .. sc &c, sic,i
loo North Carson, ac
$40 Ward pc
80 lesisthAn. tOe
iO south Jastio. I
80 Aorth con. v,rsinis. Ae.3S
as Croiler. =. = -, N
Cs T ojan. I 10, I "a. IS
300 BENTON, I "a, I -
80 boyle. So
40 sold silver, ~
40 Joe scstes. &c. tuc
il0 Hale 4 Sorvross. *. ~. TI.,N
2St5 Mexican, i3s. -, i1A, "a.
1850 Gould h Curry. ~. ~. ~, ~. .. ~.
zao opsir. 81. .. sss, asg. sss Ss. IN.
sss, y.
z95 Grown Point. 81, 81.
ais bullion, ~. as, On
21O Con Virginia. ~. IN
LOO caollsrIotosi, 5tS
10 California. 2A
10 Be.t 4 BeIchcr. ios. lss. 49,. ~. Is.
~. IS. iss. ios
so Justice. g.,g
. La Oyermsn. ~. is, IN
80 Exeheauer. %. tS.tS.o
rsls xoHsiss.
Too opsir. ss. sss. u. ~. II. "a. AIN. Il. Is.
~. -. tik ~
ISIS Gould q Curry. ~, s'.. ~ bo. 10. ~. 10.
SIS Beet = Bishor. II. q. Az. a,s
. IS California 81. zss. NV. ~
a no CIV. v irs MA sss.':s. 81. ss.. aGv
Ib Chollsr.p oiosi. ", san.
iioD hale q Norcross. ~. sk,s
IiS3 Ur0~n roinI. ~, ~, 49,. b, s' 20,
sso yellow Jacket. 10 ios. 10 b. o.. ios. b.
~
GEO ksataek. So. Sc. .. ~
sis Alpss. u4. ils. IL
$50 Bsleher. 81. 81. ]. 81.
$40 Confidence. 81. a,es
2l0 sierrs Nessis. 81, 5s.5 s..;s b'.ss,o
~, Utah. it4. 10 30
1850 bullion, "r.es,ss
itss Eseheaasr. s, s.. ss,5
3h5 Overmsn. ". IL.
ln5 Jastier. ~. ~. -
$40 Union con- :. Sc. 81: ~, 81.
ii,' Alta, ~, ny, L. h''' ns. is''' Hs
iik. i2.
80 Meadow Valley, 2ic
% Kay mohd \ iIy. \.
$50 rurth Goa. ava
81 Jackson, .
- Norhern Belle. Is.
20 DE frres. I ~. N
~ M.nhsttsa.
iiN ursnd Prl... Il. Ia. isS. ~.
isso Arsenta. l 10. 81. 100
ilOo Navajo. ~
SOS Hornet. 30
Ign Naming TAR. ~.
$50 O.y.ts.A
o u Grand Prize East.
cO Modoc, I ~. -, ~
s.o Rodic.J
lO1 Leeds. ash
rs Leopard. 40
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TAXES! TAxEsI
TO the Taxpayers Of Storey County,
Nevada.

NJorIcg Is HEREBY GIVEN 7HAT STATE
IN and County Taxes for the year 1871 are
now dine and parable at the once OF the County
TT asurer, Virginia, Nevada.
rares will Be DELINQUENT ON AND
AHrER TUESDAY. NOVEMBER TwkN.
Win be aTRIcTLY ENFORcED according 70
law. q. n. SMITH, County reAsurf
and eI-ofhcio Tar Receiver.
orytcr-In the County Building. B strsst,
virginia, Nevada. Once houn. from . A. NJ 70
lP.n. mol "A
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o. u. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of califor.
mia. Gold Hill, heeps constantly on hand ali
faynritc brands of Imported C.Earp. ohoice bit
cigars eli ii ds Of chesing tobacco. meer.
schAum pipes, nuts, candies. nne CUTLERY. and
toys and fancy goods OF all kinds. apps N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-10

MO A DAY AT H0kK-AGnFSs WAIT.
nrii TRUl : co.. IasssApf.As.
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Consolidate, virginia.

The Consolidated Virginia mine will
tbi. evening make the final shipment for
the fiscal mouth. The account stands as
f,lI.w.
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noscnRK,s oERMAN .Ynnr

Can now be purchased right 81 home; Il 10 the
mo.t successful prvpa rat. o ever introduced 10
our people. II works like q charm In a.l cases
Of Consumption, Pneumonis. Hsmonhascs,
Asthma, severe Coughs. Group and III other
Throat and Lung Diseases. No person has ever
used this meiic,ns without getting immediate
relief. yet there ar . great many poor. suffsr.
Ing, skeptical persobs going about our streets
with = suspicious cough. aud the uoles Of con.
sumption coming from their lungs, thai will
you can 90 " your druggist and get . sample
bottle Tor 10 cents aId Try II; three doses will
any Gaze. Regular size tnly 70 cents.
Ie2i On
A LADY sTRUCKi
WITH ADMIRATION
At the beautiful HATS 10 Madame
Louea's window.
STUCK, the second time. ct the
Low Pricssi
STRUCK, the third time. with sdmin.
ton OF herself. when she looked To- the
glass and av how we'll 81 plain
looking woman can lcok when che
wears . becoming hat.
Msdams Loryes's IL the place to oh.
tain nne goods and cheap. No BONANZA
price, here.
Velvet Hats made owe, to look like
new.
MADAME LoRYrA,
No. o. sontb O street. between Taylor
mol Is I'm and Union, Virginia
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LYON. KArnAiaos makes beautiful, glossy,
iuxnrlAnt hair; prevents IL falling ont or turn.
mg srsy. Il has stood the test Of forty yesrs,
10 ~chariningly perfumed. and hss no rival.
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l. n

Sudden changes Of climate are sources II
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take at
once Browns Bronchial Troches. le, the Gold.
Cough or Irritation Of the Throat be ever 90
slight.
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EUROPE.
Turkish ReyerSes in Asia
Minor.
The Earl Of Beaconsfeld
on the Great War.
President MacXahon VIII Not Com.
promise.
The pops's Physician Alarmed.
lsrscrAL DisrArcH TO rus Gold HILL
DAILY NEws.l
The Pops's Physician Alarmed.
rhe Oreat war Nm the Eat,

DisrArcH TO rus GOLD HrLL
DAILY NEws.l
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TELE
SENATOR COMBINES CHARACTER
REVIEWED.
Debating the Army Bill In
the House.
the PROPOSITION FOR A RE-.
puoTioN REJECTED.
ANOTHER PoW.WoW At THE
WHITE HOUSE. ,i',a
PRESIDENT HAYES INDEPENDENT
NOMINATIONS.
ESPECIAL DisrArcHss TO rHl ooGp HnL
JAIN Naval
Tho Array mn In che Heuse.

ESPECIAL DrsrArcHss TO v ooLD Hul
DALI Naval
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The spensrd-K.iIogr Case.

WASHINGTON. November io.-The Senate
Privileges and Elections Committee met
this morning 10 consider the Spoford-
Kellogg case. but adjourned without
coming TO any dsHnite conolusion.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

bone, Albany. Wnshington-st.; Fairman Rogers pbn,
delpha, ochre Point Prot. W. g. Roge :, Canibridee
Mass GiDbesaye; Quincy a. shaw Boston Castle IT N
II. T. scbOles Brooklyn, Boleyucayo; Gen r w
Sherman. Z. ). A.. Greenougl-piaoe; Can't. ldv,wro
Cincinnati, WashiD2on-st; Eugene sturtevant Boston
lndan-aYe; Jndgc W. :. SburtirR SDrpgHcld NO."
t0nhient Park; Ray SPHINX, Pf0yidence, Rhode Isianf
ave. T. y. sping, Philadelphia fsmiih's), Washiugfon
s.; f. II. story, Boston (Ogden',J, Narravan ctf,ye
Mrs " - sigonrncy Boston, Belieyucave.; Nathaniel
Irier Philadelphia, Bsileyuo-court; MIs. Anna r.
ncLnof, Boston nlalP-), Annandale-rOad; SAMUEL q
Idtup, cincinnati WashDgiOnst; u. L. Wiling Phlla
dciphi5, Red CiossaYc.; T.. = wiling, Philadelphia
Webster and ,5prngsts; Misses Moolaoy, IIartiord
khOdo lsland-1ye.; Ross Z. Wnans Baltimore
Castle nm; Thomas Winau-, Baltimore, Cas'is
IiH I'M Mr'i T. A. VIM, Philadelphia, Cherry
Thnmo ST.; job Bubonr, Providence Crccn-ond: william,
Nhttaker IloyidrHce Paradise road; G. ). Wheeler
Philadelphia, Washin lton and WoN-sts: E W Wiliari
Chicago, Beach VeW-aye.: Col. John Winthrop NV
Orleans, COno-st.: Mrs. Hamilton Wright, ls1sfo1 0,,s
claysl Mann-ayc ana Kayst; Dr. George p Winsiow
Cincinnati one Of Huia eff cottages; Com. e. H. Bald
WIN, u :: \. Dcacon'5l, Bellcyueaye. Rev. Henry
DekOycn. d. d., Of Connecticut tAdam'sj Brnley; Tbo1
W. Pmnnoy, Chicag0; Mrs. VI. l.. Uphan, Boston
Nuold'sl, Rhode l.andayc., and Harrison Richie
Boston Giuenchingcrsl Bellcyuc-iye.
a grcatm1ny houses remain mrented nOtwithstandlra
the above lsJ Of those have secured their Sumner
homes nc this carly date The yaof Ms PsTau Steven,
OF Sew York Is s without tenant all reports TO tbe
contrary Notwithstanding; bat letter received by the
agent Mr.. i. B. Porter from Mrs Stevens in London
day or two ago. states that she dncentas to ts bne
rented this is OF the finest and most hand
somely furnished houses in the place.
The latest arrivals Of cotagers include Mr. John Carey
jr. Mrs. Col Crosby v. Watts sherman, Hamilton Hon
pin, Henry 5 Fearing and william Edgar from New YORK..
r. VI. Cushing, Gen. Casper Crownnsied, from Boston
NJ Max Outrey, the French minister, nom Washington
Mrs Isaac IIarshon, and Joseph j. Cooke from Proyg
dence, and Major W. C. IL. sherman, from Negburgh.
n. Y,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
FAMILIES IN GREAT DISTRESS.



SIR: During severe storm in April, five
poor brave pilots from smltlgie were drowned. Their
vessel which was al Of the property they possessed on
GARTH fouudoeG in the These poor men, or rather
four Of them (as the nth hut cook and single. aud
not long bere an lett helpless, with depend
cut families. Thomas y Gris-om aged about TO- leaves
a family. which depended Oh him entirely Tor sui port
consisting OF m aged mother. wife, and two children,
and tie wife IN delicate health. Charles D0sher Robert
Walker and c. Pinner. leave wife and child each. The
three last named brothcr,-aW, and were the only
support OF an aged athcf-u-itw aud mOherinaW. The
lathrrn-law il said To- De dcr..Lgcd.
The CuluHuAtY in which ihry live i too poor o. pre-
vent their ssHrring The citizens iu tins cy are now
subscribing fund for th"r relief. wr1t", thinking
the news nave reached Won, Of even II 1t should
that distance FROM sconc aud long absence from in
macy may have let yOu hear IL but with sign, To- ask II
YOU cannot Obtain t ~UbscI Iuon winch would subs'an-
TALLY benefit these distressed people. may bc WRONG -
thinking lou c3u Duj ! fce am thoroughly rstt IN
th uniua y5u sill IL y0u can. ). ". q.
Wilmington, 5. e., May =, 1877.
IAny one disposed 10 aid these suffering people can
have their subscriptions properly forwarded by adj
dr. ssing them 20 the Rev. DE- Charles T. Deems, No.
12G West Twenty y-Sccond-st, New-IorG.-LdI
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
THE ENGLISH uyIL SERVICE.

It's ADOPTION - THIS COUNTRY fANDILD.
To me Edff0r Of The TritVae.
SIR: l hope The influence Of the press viii
be ia favor ol sustaining President liayc,s policy as
stated n Dis letter when ne accepted te nomination. and
also the principles stltc1 in bis inaugural address,
pcc,ly on the civil seiyc, reform as 1t IS one ol ,e
vital principles Of tIc Government
William J.. Marcy. when ia tie Cabinet Of President
Andrew Jackson. advocated The principle 90 the vc,"rs
belong tle srol,." which principle adopted by
President Jackson and has been practeei by both pOA
icsl parties ever since, and s LEADING the country 20 de-
stmcu.u as persons have mon appointed o. office uu
gufed ,o DO tHc duties thereof bu for uo other reason
tau That they were active politicians, and must De Te
wricd fos Ae services tAcy have rendered tAe success
fui party.
When Andrew Jackson. in conversation with John G.
Calhoun on his LuuhcitiOr principle told hy Cs-
Loun ihat De- could NOT 1ud au} jury Of DIS country
tuat Wouid convict hu 0f treason Ior , niuc ttIo
Pr sid nt Jackson replied. "By tic Eternal Wil head
tine ariay declare martial laN, try yon and rlns you in
tW1 hours" CliioJu knew would 90 40 and hr uulcird
down hope Ffc-.i"ut Hlyes W.l lD 0plJll, firm
lbs Civil service principles. He llf l1urU" U-ff lis
been carried Oui iJ h"A political nT,, is .ud only
go secession aad would, II mos stopped lead tls country
A. aui. country has adopted tle common law Of
Incand up tdc timC al tHc Revolution which
law. have changed 30 colld not ;hr GOyorinen adopt
the Eugsh principles ~ civil service which they have
foUad 90 secure tlc best interest %! the Iil inpIcf
The change Of mo ministry .n England makes no chance
im tne obce-hOl1trs Who do the ohoc work. = OIly
changes tie heads of the eaIDen., VINO carry tie
ylc5 VI atir parry and The VII oI ~" people An
Office e0ldcr does The WOIk OF the Oice should not
DC politician, but should be ee Q serve tHe people and
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
Plan FOR THEIR CORRECTION.
N IL IHIIor III Tic TIN Mltc.

SIp. A suiicct OF some importance 10 the
49,, . - ..., a.. ,,.. ,,.-,.,
general punIc y H." hcii- N'i4-'''''" "9 ''O '''
Health Association of this city AlO" Uc, very briefly,
"a uresent fine ouflrcs and idea OF The uroy!rnt dis
~ fi'''''' N 49,.
pensary system. When 1t is understood lNat over
s35ooo0 are spent annually in ths cry a' the free dis
IenN.lII' "'1 W
onaiI'' n'SI''''Y i' "'.'' C-'' . .l
be rightly splut At present great abuses take place
.s,.cior, st t,c free disrer.are n is claimed at
cSI'''""' "' ' ' i
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

THE UNIVERSITY OF SOt III tAHOLlNA.
ITS HIsTORY-INJUsTiCE OF TIE LATE LEGISLATURE
TO he Edftor Of the TribHne.
SIR: The University Of South Carolina was
founded in 1901 under the title of the South Carolina
College From the beginning it has been supported
mainly by the state, tuition fees and salaries were
fixed by law and the professors paid from the state
treasury by direct annual appropriations In 1868 the
charter Of the college amended, schools o law and
medicine were added. ana it called the University Of
Sonh Carolina. II continued to receive liberal support
from the state the old professors were Retained ana
their salaries paid in iu Nevertheless the Institution
angushcd and in 1873 although tuition fees were not
raoulrcd only handful Of students were attending rcc
taiors Tbr,a of tho - professors removed md
others ,cci Al the beginning oi tine next term col
orcd nan-the Secretary Ul Sia.e-WdS &lmted 10 ine
Medical school q student Three otner professors ~
one uniy .si,y only is supported by the STATE, and in
other usuiuton here can cploici man oD'vh '4 @
lrcilta education 1hc present faculty have ln oDedt
tn law and in spite oi BON llc anu ulifl'c
admitted students " vilhout distinction on account @ 90 ="
race Color OF creed" The college c"ui-" hiS pft re-
ll,,'i .'. I 81 ''li.,,d Tine state has iur.
ui.hcd ai o. deriving scholars AMI scores ~ students
nave working faithfully az thcr hooks "ulhs ,tily
months and teaching country schools dl.is fa.i' "i'
,trdying in the hopc Of obtaining q scholarship.
Tho annual Gpprop. ii.rs are hdh' a,t'I Il
done This year, OWNS 10 the latere.F oi tae
legislative session, nearly ne %h"g or iht ZOE" ioF 'he
lives hats passed appropriation BIZ winch cuts on
both the University and the Normal school ,I", u"i-
withdrawing TIC D., ,,te Of Gov Hampton. ijcc!ed an
am. uncnt which provided iOr the claims oi tnc pro
I,ssor. by vote OF - TO y.
saying, "fhis is subject which rms iiuHsc rtihol
handle without stirring up All tht pliethc- OF "df
hearts" the Just and impartial pole! 10 "'l,h co..
Hampton pledged and t'e narrow l J'nlre 3l mos &
calming 20 De tine Representatives oi Lic popular VII
are for ln' r.t mr er2sat ia$ ,i,,r lace 10 Lace ne
COltn,Jia, :. g., May -, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
A GOOD MINISTER TO HAYTI NEEDED.
r. ~. YT ito oF TIf JytLgfue

o no = Y 10 ? " III 2 " y Y v ?.
SIR: il is constantly being mentioned in the
papers that Secretary Eyarts ia filing foreign missions
and coHsuatos. VIII be guided solely u his selections by
nmcs, for the same Now would clIl attention 10 the
fact tlat Whenever any mention OF change ia
the Minister lIayt the of coorc1 person is
associated with 10. Hayu, although a sister Republic
LAS many important claim, requiring settlement and for
successful issue tilD nation D.. Uir,s at PDItau Prince
person Wti Informed 100 lutH Hrna1ua llW audtirOflacy
have Ouy to refer o. t'e ministers sent thcIr by In
gIIu0 and France. Until within Two yc1r, England bad
ae hDT Minister Spencer et Johns. Of noble family
Cuu. 90 sIaitIa. author o several scientific books and
who N.as promoted Minister 90 Peru. The present
VI mister MAJOR stewart. Consul General no Oics-a
aud % distinguished officer iu ih. truneau war. Tho
French Government bad Count de Icmorrt. di-tin-
g.hrd ulr,r oi the army, hc ntiug -urrricd by the
Marquis De Norecs WHO lad previously been Secretary
Of ti.eu 20 several European courts. and Lr unN d. 10
Dr. succeeded by ". Gc a Forest 80 present Consul GEN
oTai tr lHIs citY. LLaAJION.
Nc,c- IOyh, 3lly 81, 1-77
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

To the EdttOr Of The TrtbHHc.
SIR | wish to ask through your valuable
paper il there i, uo law prevent the shooting of dogs
IN the streets! This afternoon quiet neisborhood
has been disturbed by brutal shooting little
dog. Have private individuals rieh, 10 Use pistols in
public ihoroughre, masking II dangcrou, tor persons
TO b. in the at any time Aud have such indyd-
uar right to XIII dog, when they uslil,ul and
bunr that they hayc to fire six times boior" they
occd iu taking tar life OF the poor animal The excuse
tat Tie dog was mad is usclcs, one Tor, after the SEQ
0ud shot, held the dog wnIlc the other fired at
ia! -ueu tIu-- ought rot tO bc allowed! ~ dogs ae to
Doe killed let IT, Poe done properly and morrtuy. The
peace and quiet of tins beauiu sunday afternoon have
been completely destroyed. ~ viii maxi life utOlcrablc
ia our cy f dogs 20 De shot down u this manner be-
fore our doors. protest agtiu,tif!
\ RESIDENT on FOJGTEESIH-,r.
Nc,r Tora, May 20, 1871
Crhcrc is q law prohibiting such firing Chapter
XII. Section D. of the Revised Ordinances of ,GG.
entitled " OF Firing OF Firearms Cannon, and Fire
works" is as follows:
SECTION O. 40 person shall Are disohargc any Gun.
pistol owue-pecc, or other rrarn u the ty Of New
York. under the ptuaY Oi $40 fer each oicusc. The
provisions OF this lion shall not apply .OncSs
wood hD Colosseum. Washington Park. Hamilton PiUh,
Bcud,r's ScuUtZfu', Park. Bellevue Garden, Harlem
River p1IL, Lion Park, Crats Park. kuutI- Elm Park,
National IaIb Karl Park jerome IiI, Fleetwood Park,
hudson iror Park. ana Br.en's Undcrct Park, II gh-
briu-c.-Ldl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
TIE TURKS DEFENDED
WHY SHOULD sympathy BE ASKED FOR RUSSIA
HER AMBITION AND INTOLERANCE.

urR AMBITION AND INTOLERANCE.
tn me Edffor Of The TrtbuRe.
SIR; Among the comments on ihe war IN the
It iorc ,e been very few words written In favor OF
the Turk People constantly reminded that 'noir
sympathies should be the side Of RUSSIA ana lne 'n
Christ an as against Turkey and the dobammenn hut
wbv4 + Turkish deepotism than Russian dcspo-
tisnl Is Mohammedau fauatcism and persecution
worse than Greek bigotry ard persecniioni
Does NOT ali Chrsteno owe debt of gratitude to the
Mohammedan religion FOR establishing the worship oi one
God among peoples who had before bowed To IRE ana to
multiplied deires created by their own fanciesI Tie
Mohaumedan religion has least many clements ot
Christianity rs the Greek religion mas Inc H"c
,Iobaulmctan must be charitable. piolls' anu
cert,i,lv lova man II Mohammodan prosecutions
have recently been aToci0us rs II not true tat husa j.
intensely sectarian and that it Is nearly mpo''o' ~
o,f,hiish I'm that country any other than the Gre k
Church2 Nor there political reasons why Nmer
can sympatcs should be enlisted the side OF Russia
l. ma tc war aeed on the side of Russia, for conquest
and glory but the side of Turkey for national oNst
cnce and honorl Is America 10 cspouse the cause OF
strength and aggression against weakness ana opIes
sieEi Hobart Pasha speaks the truth and the common
sense when he says in The Lond0n Times:
The war Will be wagcd Oh one side for aggression ana
spoiiltiom. based Cathcnne5 dream ana tcsei cue
Greats viii; on the Oihrr, l! hayiOh N'i'I - 'o
ateI Av fanaica reasons but which VIII bghi-aNe, anu
ehr hard-0r the hearbs and homes OF its people ant
It's honor as a nation.
II is almost necessary for America as TOT th-!'hu
and TIE otncr European Powers that Russia should DC
prevented from gaining posse sson OF the Bosphorus IL
is "a false though widespread idea that America has no
interest IN the preservation Of the equilibrium OF
Furope Much as may regret that Constan'lhoPie'
Palestine and the Danube are M TIE haus ol M enrl
va,cd race OF polyrnmsis. is that any reason Tor re-
i0icug those siOns III the Lalu' u q stI"oI
bat more gIa-pug nation LII Tn liLDLH
ag IL,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
AFAIOUS LETTER OF INTRODUCTION
70 me EdtfOr Of The TrtbuHe.

SIR: Your anccdote OF the merchant who
sent a letter 0prc,deu Lincoln" holds uo public office
and wants none e'recls sinaron of Horace Greeley
and Goy. Seward Intending to visit Washington for
Sightseeing some years ago. requested iIr Greeley
give letter of Introduction to GOV. Seward, then in
thc senate. lie wrote:
My friend, g. g. S., Is about 10 visit Washington
DE DO. acs 10 -Iiud, ANA asks for office. SHOW
Inn all tie kindness you can. Yours truly,
n. GREELEY.
sent In the letter TO Mr. Seward by page. Al once
he came ont from the floor, received me with great
cordially, and after due inquiry to my wishes invited
me TO TIE dom OF Tie door Of he senate during my
stay which also extended to the House. ana was
only printer C.. e. s.
NeIr IoIL, alay 20, 1s-7.