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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

The reelection Of GAMBETrA to the chair
manship Of the Budget Committce-Freneh for
Ways and Means-is u personal triumph; hut 1t
is also something more. Brought 10 the test Of
u direct vote, the disnirection in the Republican
ranks has vanished into thin air. NJ. JULES
IEGHY who was talked Of as GAMBErTAs sue
ccsslr. failed 10 carry his own bureau. A. this
ehairman-hip carries with it the leadership Of
the Assembly. the vote il distinct notice t. NJ.
SIMON. and all others whom II may concern.
that the Republican majority continue TO mean
business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

having herself been educated in her profess
sion by DR.. CIAPrNs church.
The other amusements Of the town are all
full Of spirit, and whoever has the money to
pay for admission to them can get a very
satisfactory evenings entertainment Thus
we see that there is plenty Of diversion
offered for us all in the metropolis, and for
the stranger within our gates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

KELLOGG was the rightiuy elected Governor
Of Louisiana. but held that he was required to
enforce the mandates Of the Federal courts
among which he stupidity or pcrversely chased
DuRELL's order. Five Justices Of the Supreme
Court are now TO decide whether DURELLs ras-
cally and besotted work is TO be Of force in de-
Gliding who shall be President Of the United
Etntaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
MORTON was very good friend Of P1Ncr

MORTON was a very good friend Of PINCH
BACK. but he could not get him into tho Senate
on the cert Acato OF KELLOGG and of the Lees-
luture counted in by the Returning Board in
1874 We shall soon see what luck MORTON will
have with Judges Of the Supreme Court in the
matter OF electoral certificates proceeding from
the same KELLOGG and the Same Returning
Board. VIII these Judicial officers sanction
frauds the like Of which partisan Senate
persist, ntly rejectcd2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

The manly act OF Roman Catholic clcr-
gyman. at the trial Of his brother, in Jersey
City yesterday. for libel, when he ayowcd him
self TO be the offender and expressed his sor-
row and his readiness 10 bear the punishment.
is picture to study. H. did not need 10 resort
TO any device to save himself Tor he was not ac-
cused. But he confessed his sin. and stood
ready to cxpiatc IT, rather than that another
hAnula be MrunEnl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

Now Is tho time when landlords are max
ing contracts with tenants. The indications arc
that the tenants will be able TO got houses and
stores at comparatively low rates. for they can
not afford to pay high ones and landlords are
not 80 foolish US to exact more than people can
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

The opinions Of men, some men, are apt 90
be- affected 10y their interests at times. \ plain
tin yesterday began suit against a defendant
who had put up. next to her house "a livery sta
be which she complained Of as nuisance.
Eight witnesses for the complainant had de-
scribed the evils that arise from livery stable
the disturbing noises. the unwhocsome odors.
and the swarms Of nies-when ninth
witness. who took the stand for the
same side. surprised all the rest by his
testimony. He did not consider livery stable
nuisance but great benefit; he did not think
that it damaged property. but that it improved
Il neghhorhood; and he had never heard any
complaint Of one which contained ninety horses.
1t turned out that this witness had been called
by mistake and he himself was keeper Of a
livery stable. and II was his own livery stable Of
which he had spoken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

GRANT on Sunday, indulgod in another talk
with tho Associated Press reporter Mt Washing
ton. He gave his views on tho actoa Of tho
-ouse in the matter Of the counting of the cleo
oral vote and several other things but after all.
what arc his opinions on any subject OF this sort
worthy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

The Navy Appropriation bill before the
House gives to SECoB lIOBEsoN's department
about twelve and half millions. This j. u
large reduction on former years. but il might be
greater. Il seems hard for the country in this
time Of business depression. when taxes So
iricvously aiild the people. to pay six and "a
half millions for the salaries Of navy officers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

When, the day after the election, our val
ued contemporary the Times refused to nc
knowledge that TILDgN WIS elected. we were
surprised. But now W. see that it understood
its men. and was not 81 reckless 'is Mas sup
posed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

Now thcy nave got the blood out Of their
eyes In n measure. the Indiana Republicans
discover with surprise that BLUE JEANS VIII
LtAMs. SO far from bong the boor their campaign
fancy painted him. Is n very clever fellow, az
shrcwd as he Is simple, who bids fair to make
one of the best ana most popular Governors In-
diana has socn this quarter of II century
lfsomc of Mr.. KEGLYs disciples have fallen
away, by reason Of the focblcnoss II their faith
or tho exhaustion Of their pockets, there arc
others, il socms, who still cleavc to him. What
oyer secret twin@cs Of doubt they may feel. thcy
put "A bravo face ON the matter one cannot help
admiring this pluck and constancy, but after
all. the proof OF the Motor is in the motion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

Advertisements for THE WEEKLY SUN, is-
sued to-mo,ro,o morning. must be handed in his
srening before sir O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
Preparing u vacalc The white House.

WASHINGTON, Fob. i2.-Untl further notice
the frNid M " not receive visitors business 81
~ ocl"k AS Inc Is husy engaged packing up hls va.
ltfs, @e, preparatory " vacauns the .lto llousu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

The Governor of Ohio bidos his time. He be-
Atsc> IA cob iUus DiLt-
When HAYES takes office 10y fraud, the only
God he will have right " believe IN Will be tho
Devil.
, 1877-08-27
MONDAY, AUGUST o7, 1877.


The Chicago produce markets were mostly
A'@s uets raose.t-!sh afoir volume Of trading.
r. i'i'or September and tla ~! .A9sa
ber. Lanlelosed shade easier, At g. 176Es 70 per
Ioo ios Tor September and 81. Q:,1es 2i for octo-
oes. Meats weFr t1mcs. at4Ac for ioose shoulders
aud ohc for 10 short sb4. Lake frel9hts were
active mud easy ut 1e FOR corn IN uuiJalo, tlich.
vines were steady. ut 81. % per gallon. Flour
WAS quiet and firm Wheat closed ~ t,frhct,
~ si.o1!s for AtRu4t and D7s;E Tor September.
tn!h c'oscd No higtZ.r, at 42c for August aud
as+c for September. Oats closed ~ lower, at
&c cash apl 23HGa3:.c for September. 1syo
closed aFns, ut S1c. hurley closet weak, 1t 71Ga
&c fof September. 1loEn were active AMI
primer. A. st. ao@3u.15. Cattle were rtealy, At
.. Wae: oo. Sheep wcto quiet, at 81 75db4 10.
o"e hnnt'red dnllnts In gold would buy s1o3 87,,;
In Rrccnbacls At tho cloec
, 1877-08-27
The cgrcg!ous donkey who edits tho contFac~
ton department Of tho Burlington HdekeVt
makes this ow1fsl1 obsaryatfon:

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The cgrcg!ous donkey who edits the consFac"
ton department Of tho Burlington HdrktVe
makes this ow1sh observation:
But II occurs TO- us that to eel hold oE their notes
the National Hanks Will either have to steal them
or pay for them. II tho latter cousas 4 pnEsnet
NC simple Iaes Of .he case will he that The Sation
Ieney. gold ar gteenback: viii take their place.
The calamity Will prevent Itself.
when that editor dies there will be but 1ittlc
wisdom left in tho world. Fool1sl, people gen
orally had supposed that banks put their notes
In circulation BY lending them to borrowers, and
that tho nutes could be retired without tho bank
stealing them or paying out grccnbacks, gold,
silver, or anything else. by tho simple process Of
receiving them back from tho borrower when
his note became due II the borrower repays In
other banks' notes, then tho banks haro oals 10
exchange notes on the clearinghouse process.
and Is fast AS they receive theirown notes burn
them or cancel aud die them away. What money
IL put IN their p1acol The banks haya already
retired $36,0oo, 600 Of their notes since 1876.
What currency has taken the place Of those
hottest None. As the time for greeuback re-
sumption approaches, tho banks will gather 10
th,,fr notes taster and faster,-rcccivfnE them OF
their equivalent from their debtors. II this fs
not contraction, what isl The best advice we
can z i've tho Nawktus man Is to stick to his puns
and t.,sts, which he understands. Currency
contra :tlon and resumption aro neither jokes
nor qu ps, anl therefore beyond hts comprehcu-
slon I" Ne sutor ultra ertptdam-"
, 1877-08-27

Col WELLESLEY, ths accredited repre-
sentative Of tho British Government at tho
headquarters OF the Russian army opesat-
iag from the Danube, laz mada rs-
port to the War OlIlcs. II has been
published ~ "Blue.Book." He says
that, afier a thorough examination Of
Euglist and otheE Witnesses of tha Russian
operations, ho has CONS 10 the conclusion
tlsat tho charges Of Russian crueltiss are ab.
''olu.ely without Foundation. The Turko-
pliss outrags-manutacturer may now bo
bu1inesa. His occupations gons. But no.
considered to haye embarked In the 0ksel1
body ever believed him
, 1877-08-27

: The commercial depression Of the past six
mouths aud tho Communicate troubles Of
July have Ind q depressing influence on Ill
the railroads in the country. Decreased div
idends are tho result. Ths Chicago i Alton
has dropped from / to 81 per cent, and the
Chicago, Burlington h Quincy has fallen from
s 10 !, both hslf.yesrly. In thess. days
Of non.payiug railroads, the stockholders
u the sos&a uamsd are 10 bs congratulated
that thsi:: shares mako no wosss exhibit, The
bouAt4ous ha.:est and the improved PROV
, 1877-08-27
PERSONAL.

The capacity Of Dlanton Duncan for mis-
| chte! IL said to be almost bouudless,
| rrhn gr3Moao,a p.,,.t.-
IN. ~ ;.x.1i,a..,. ~ 1,.. n.y.. -, ~ 4o.p
suns 1. =. " a es nss1 tus EN-
pefos OF usFmkn5' nh anfm'sed that ex-Mtnister
"Asaon3as VIE 'oo pesson feee"eo'
Ihe Aokomo 1fsbtne has "expoaed tho
1sana psspesFatso ~ ~ "unprinciplsd rival, the
Ntpaseh, In the matter Of tho poem entitled
'Aeonalne' attributed 10 z. n. Poe.
Arthur 81. Clair. vho dial In MINT nioonnarv
Connty, ps.. recentlv w., m. lar mi. 5.,..nS.
ant Of 0tn. Arthur NJ ciaIr - P.vo,n.,crss-
fsma. ard C.nrernor ~ n. Nn,,h~ II Ts.s,ta."
oh..,o. rt,-.,.
| oa".'c" ~ ~.AHe, sue young lauIa1to VINO
has 1aas won tae West foint cadstshp In the Flrtt
New fotk o'stnee hss been presented With $50
" uos t'on' soaa Aos7sSeJ 10 provide hipa With
] IN outa''
Mr. Holcomb, OF Cedar RAPIDS, In. horao.
whipped woman who had besn t.ayaltno shoct
protesting to ba lii dsnvbtar TN. ,~on,.. 80
would clam TO b. ths dan, ,n,.r ~ .nch 49,. ~
most descrvss to b horsevhIpped.
..aoa ",.. ~ ..7 oe'esa i*to1!yt " rem
"'s1 u"e' an1 ~oaa'f y eauesosy, VA attended by
aeafy e"e psnoas. cnle1 "s'ts pfesid'
%, ana ono OF tas uotahtltt present was Lyman
!1umoal1t ot uhnou, "noss grandmother was
H~-> - '~~sNHs
no tfss renowned than those Of wat. 1ts eorrs.
spoaaen., ~ao4s ea1l5 and accurate report Of tho
e1eas oanle % fissns was ono Ct tho marvels Of
1uu'nA'sut' wa INFORMED tbtt, pending the PrepA'
sauon Of she onetal report the tslegesm In qnss.
iom wou!a % sepnntea ana accepted ~ subatAn.
"s.l5 - sssa's!s !spono' sas "Asas'
Mr. Edward King has baen granted IN In.
tervt.w with Ds.gtutEon. the hero Of tha nxht as
sIatoya, and writes Of tiu. In tb,s spthuaiaatic
manner: s'Thc General IL handsome dark. haired
With slender, black mustachc, and dne. exnre.siro
'ssss. In conversation hs exceedingly aplm1ttd,
aud pours forth rich fund Of information lIs il
thoroughly familiar With the Eastern question.
4hd hla hsart Il In tbs cause Of tho opp.ssted
Christians. 1t IL 10 bo notlssd that In hs com.
uands to hts soldiers befoso the s!sto3s battle
there arc no appeats to- passion, no outerIes for
vengeance; uothln1 IL psible but tbs ioasxl-
bio splF't OF worthy commander, eoolly md
calmly calculating tho risk, concsAllng nothing
whatever from The men to sssys under him. I
hays noticsd that there exists betreen thu Russian
otscers sud shslE msn an scuteuess Of sympathy
utterly laek.ng Ia the Psussian sn other Eusopcsn
sFmles Al ths r.g,nents of infantry n,., ~
, 1877-08-27

The disasters which have fallen on rus
sian ar1ns during the past few days hare
been supplemented By an important reverse
IN Asia Minor, wherein MugurAa Pasha
attacked aud sadly defeated the invaders,
inaicting upon them losa Of 1000 killed
and wounded, and utterly routing aud de-
moralizing their forces. Upon the hcnd Of
this nows comes tho report Of the evacua-
tion Of the CORY schipka Pass, which, how
sveE, may save tho unlucky Cossacks the
NQrXa fata of canturn
, 1877-08-27

What Gtt!nG ctlua1 to The Woodalock dssco and
GAIL MAHtLroX'a ltttcra. this seEset.hantied vel.
como Of Presiaont and Mrs. HATES 10 tho Milne
scnator'e ptfvntc hospitalttIes! We can imagine
the winning grace with which Nr. BLAME would
tnke Mrs. HAras Mpun his arm, and wa.e an inyl-
tat.on 10 the President 10 lead out 10 dinner biz
Dehold, how good and how pleasant II IL for htcth
ran to dwell together In unttyl And yet, undcrhll
the clrcunstanccs. was It aho4ether fair deal for
Matnc and for Mr. HATES?
, 1877-08-27

The Ntw York Times has been interviewing 4
large nun sber Of business men Of that city Al to
the prospects, Of fall trade. They nearly ali ex-
press m u dniou that tho outlook On the whols
Is encouraging. Nobody iooks for m excessive
business or great profits, but there Is general
expectation .,f healthy activity aud reasonable
gains, which finds Justification In Tho improve
mcut already shown BY q comparison with y
year ngo. The lonR~coutlpucd bard ttn,es hare
foltercl moro conservative and healthy business
habits, aud thsrc Is general preparedness to
build up again ~, q soundcr basis
, 1877-08-27

the people, who have no sympathy with pro.
fssssonal spoils-seokers, do not arise In their
1hwtr and sustain tho President In bis nob!o
effort to crush them and break up tha!r no.
farious business: In this work the Repub-
licans Of the Presidents own State should be
, 1877-08-27

peets OF asuecessfu1 trade movement during
tho coming fall and ~intor indicate very
conc1usively that there are better times in
store for railroads, ~ well a. other enter.
prises; and it is not uuwise to prophecy that
the Inst Of reduced dividends has been seen,
SO far as the best Western roads are con.
Aerrn1
, 1877-08-27

The concentrated vanity Of humanity IL
thoroughly exemplihed In the career OF
tho house Of EzrrauAzr, which devoted
all Its surplus wealth and leisure time to tho
acquisition Of a peck Of diamonds and half q
huahal Of pearls. In another column cor
respondent gives vivid description Of the
court dresses, oapasisoned with bsil1iantst
which were WON on state occasions BY ths
8cions Of this famons Hungarian nobleese,
, 1877-08-27

Several Ohio Republicans for whom the
President las not provided Offices as they an
tic!pated or demanded, Mye held an tud!gna-
tion-mcetirz at Columbus and lsaucd m ad-
dress denoundng his "poltcy." Thia gnng Of
soFchcads IL led by an. a-Cnusressional salary
graober, whose constituents laid him down aud
sat on bin. Go It sorchcsds and salary-grab-
bcrs
, 1877-08-27

Music w"s yesterday transmitted by tele-
graph FROM Now York to Hartford and
back without break, distance Of a4o miles,
presumably au uucxa1npled fcat Of the mys-
scrious telephone.
, 1877-08-27

Wo nre promised south winds In this IT,
Bion to-day, with MI that tho same imply,
together with occasional showers spo.alical-
". which IN to say TINT we will not all net
wet at once in these party.
, 1877-08-27

Tho Treasury Department will AK Con-
gress for permission to allow tho ,.turn FREQ
Ut duty Of oil works. Of art owr.od in this
country which may be taken to the French
international Erposilioa for e.l,fbitior
, 1877-08-27

Cadet FLtPPEn's successful graduation, It
WAS thought, would leave West Point without
colored pupil; but this Is d mistake. CHARLES
A. MrxNIz, d poor but smart New 70 rk mulat-
to, has beat all bis rivals in tho compe tittvo CT
auinatfon In Congressman MuILzR's district,
his general average being G8.
, 1877-08-27

rumor whiel, hns small poet Of relIa-
hi'ity credits tha President vii b au intention
OF possponing tho contcmpL ted extra ses-
sion Of Congress indefinitely. The question
Of convsniug MI cxtraorlinr xy Congress fs
not ut l'rescnt surrounded by any circu.n.
ssances which could not hive beun consid-
t1sl lass A1Hi..g. -
, 1877-08-27


nazed Profession, TO the oese CLASS OF young
men who seek. Practical business. 1ae
a'taacaons fnras pe IN the nnsafe OF 'ne"oFh'
In ths reasonable certainty OF Its continu-
ance, In Its proper compensatton, and in the
general rospectabilitr Of fts associations.
The compensation need not bo specially gen.
erous, Il It only be reliable and LISTING. The
raspectabi1ity will depend upon the condi-
tons OF appointment aud retention II these
reqniss intelligence, competence, and good
character, the result will b careful previous
preparation and, subsequently,, fidelity in
Office. A high tone will pervade tho Depart
rnents, and Widespread public reputation
will b. secured. The Government, instead
Of being the worst served 'sstablisa-
1nent In tho country, NIL! b the best
seF.sd. That this u not mere theory u
evident1 not only from the facts al'eady I'd.
duced N connectton with tho variouE learned
professions, but from tho e1perient" OF the
Government itao't tn Two or tts most 1mpof-
.ant Oepa'tmen's' tne Army ana tn navy.
WY ID ne army sure 70 De wen ''tneeseo
ana laitnsuny 'sFvedf because ita posts arc
no' n.eo ~ .ho@e OF .ne o'''1 service nave
oeen iof ,he ,na' tot,y ssars' imagine 'nas .
oapIn 1nou'a receive n'' appo'n'none oe,
eeuav NJ Aau oeeu sooa lnaoaso1 ~ TA'1
esunss; 'nas Ms1o1 snouia owe ms p!aee
nA'.uB Soeeeasiui.y paexeo nominating
~ .1n'e'.oni .nAs eolenel Hn9oiu iese1'e
- ,.N .sa~ oso.u'e ~ se1I'su MI 0.eo'on ~, 1os
, 1877-08-27

The arrival ut Nuifalo Saturday ard Sun
tay OF Afty-tLreo sail md ser,,, ste am YES.
sela laden with an aggregate Of 1,G4s, ,525
bushels OF grain, gives some idea Of the
magnitude Of cur like commerce. And yot
tue harvest is only beginning to zach this
citv
, 1877-08-27
THE CIVIL SERVICE is 4 PROFESSION

1hE 11 clslL skA'1oE AZ 4 PROFESSION.
.,.aD lnae Gnu 1's oo 70 p1fmsnen. pur.heation OF
nne1,ean ponies I'LL o'aoe-hanttns. is re-
plaeea "ltn s'@'csmansh'p' aud men find
snas competency no anu aa,ar1es aFe no longer
assoosa'ea. a., .ne clv''-9efs1oe roio1m IL fun
nanenIn .,a1 =. 70 no prosperity OF the future
.' rna' ~ may sacee'o, tnofe Is required an in-
aplf@t,on OF 'oesa. and an Intelligent conoep-
s.oa y 'uins Ana me'aooa. u cannot DO car-
rted BY any repetition OF taking oatohwords,
OF oy maxang 1t mere party measure. When
ndop'ed' IT nuat 30 upon auclt grounds Of
permanent adap:aaon to the well being Of
the country that, after 1t Is once fairIy In
, 1877-08-27

FUNERAL SoTICE-D:rccrs and members o. prfs,,.
70 oa rsTE io'Ts T., oM l. e. O. Is yhy not!aal
T. anl q. T., i; thr!r f.odrr rttuu 10 Archer ~,
sharJksHea lay morning: NJ sistef LODGES
Ira~I *es Hctcr, &ss rcaCc,te4 to attlut. ny Or
William u1.Ew, scc'S. - ~ ~
, 1877-08-27

THuRLow WFxp's powerful letter In tho
Now York Tribune few days ago In favor OF
rdstohng. the silver dollar to circulation is
producing some comtnottoniu tho East- The
letter appeared in our columns Inst weak.
, 1877-08-27

It he were called In consultation.
TIE WoRK1NoMENs PARTY.
Etnboldensd by the SUCCESS OF tho work.
ingmen'a movement In Louisville. alr. B1Ax.
- n...n.s has aant an emissay to thia
city. MI. Nike Ne1AN.. whoever he
may be, is the person upon whom
devolvcs tho task Of oruanfzinp thu
new party In Chicago. liz opened
the campaign In the Fifteenth Tard gstur-
day night, and enlisted some 200 disc;n1cs,
His plan Of action was explained in q lumiu-
QUE way, aa.d leaves m doub. of the earnest
ness Of his purpose. Tho Wmk,nRnen.s
party will keep clear Of all ontan2lin9 al
lianees It will have nothing to do with
Republicans, Democrats, temperance a.
natica, or Greenbsekers. Tho last class,
IN particular, It distrusts and hates.
Workingmen havo bcon sold , out
often enough, Mr. NolAs intimates, 10
the Groohbaok party. Tho workingmau docs
not caro- what kind Of money Is legnl.tendcr,
so long M he has none OF II. He is willing
to bo paid in eroenbacks, eraybacks, black
backs, gold or silves,if lie eau har9 broad for
his wife aud children. Il he can only get
rid ct tho Capitalists" aud tho "pfN.
thn xorti,.a,..o I ~ ..,,, >e - .ae "app'neSa ot
Tha t.,,.s,a. ,..,A.', 49, w .1ea'.
o.i,.. ,,a,ass se aaa tn nopa,sN1sSS ot NOLAN aud
% ~. 49,. s4ss .tso nAe u'4A arc 20 ssanspaf-
nasa ~ nn. -. ~. "v,Asuan' ~. tnoosa . 1901
the Greenbackers invited to take back seat.
for they are, II possible, moro dangerous and
sAous''aes4 , tnan 'ne leaaess OF the WORKING
..aa, - 80. oso.neA'' s. nas III: nike NOLAN
.hs % ,;,as @ assps .,ss. ~ ue1aae mo people with
~ .sss;ss - '''.s ~; 1ny 'c.n u government can
, 1877-08-27
: AN ENGIIsH VIEW OF OUR FINANCIAL
CONDITION..


This most interesting Of all subicota now
agitating tho public mind is the financial dis.
tress of this country, the partial paralysis OF
business arising out OF 4he condition Of the
i country, tho disturbed relations Of iabor and
| capital, and the recent manifestations of TINT
disturbance In the form Of riots, destruction
Of property, md interference with tho rights
OF employers aud the commercial classes
'fhts subject has been very thoroughly dis
cussod by our own writer's from various stautl-
points, and Tho discussions, Of course, hayo
Ibeen characterized by mora Or less OF preiu.
t1ace and pasaou, according to tho standpoint
rom which the subject las boen viewed. It
Is sometimes well to sec ourselves aa o.Asrs
Ice u7, mud to study 4 question s. It is
looked at by those who aro able
to view tt dispassionate1y and coolly.
4nylng no Immediate interests ut
stake. Thia wo are enabled to do. BE-
ca'1so Our unfortunate position has attracted
tho attention of all countries commercially
related to rs, and laa been quite thoroughly inl
ssstigatoa aud commenfsd upon abroad.
Tho Pail Nau Badoet. Que Of tho ablest and
n'oat conservative Of Euglish newspapers, In
isa issue Of Aug. 10. contains IN articla upor
tho catlaca OF our trouble, aud 1t finds, ea
Tue cu1cAao TnInusr and other papers In
this country hare done, that tue recent re.
port Of Mossrs. Dun, DAn1ow j. Co. throws
mucl, light upon the desper-seated causes Of
tho recent violent outbreaks It. does not
regard tho moro spirit Of lawlessness that
alwnys exists in every community or the au-
4 $.nk T.. =
, 1877-08-27

Speaking OF remarkable coil1cidences, IN cx-
change notices this ono;
JIu nLANx hAs nothing to do, 10 bis friends
say, with GAIL HAxiLroN'a ttrtsoins essays. and
wauling pen; apu It H. coincidence that Prof. L.
waa not nLANE man In The Cincinnati Convention.