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, 1877-02-18

Senator KELLY, Of Oregon, made a lame
statement in the Senate yesterday Of his
connection with the cipher dispatches, the
translation Of which has exposed the con-
spiracy between TuDEN and the Oregon poll
ticians to corrupt the Electoral College of
that State. KnLTs statement was to the
effect that PATRICK had told him the dis
patch was merely request to Col PEI7os
(TnpEs private secretary to place $4,000
to his credit, to be used for general political
purposes in Oregon, and that he RELLH)
signed the dispatch without knowing its true
contents, which was n proposal to bribe one
Of the Republican Electors. The Washing
ton correspondents assert That KELLY was
nervous and embarrassed in making this
statement, and that even the Democratic
Senators moved about uneas1ly in their
chairs Il is a1so said that PATRICK
will resent this effort to saddle the
burden of the diHeputablo transaction
On his shoulders, and will now voluntarily
tell the true story of the negotiations. Mr.
K111's statement certainly does not bear
the semblance OF truth in view Of a11 the
circumstances; and, even if it be true, j.
will only partially e1onerate him, and in No
wise relieve InDEN Of the infamy that at
taches to him for the effort to buy his Way
into the chief Office of the nation
, 1877-02-18

There is no doubt that an ugly and vicious
spirit prevails among the Democrats in Con-
gress at the disappointment which the de-
cision of the Presidential Commission has
created. The conduct of Speaker RANDALL
in the House and the speech Of Senator
BooY in the Senate denouncing Justice
BRADLEY. yesterday, are sufficient evidences
Of this. IF the resentment be carried no
further, what has already happened is
enough to fasten disgrace upon the extreme
Democratic faction in Congress. The de-
nunciation Of the Electoral Commission is
not less unseem1y than would be similar
denunciation OF the Supreme Court for an
adjudication Of my matter that lawfully
comes within its jurisdiction. If the de-
cis;on of the Commission had been the
other way, the slightest intimat;on
from the Republican side Of impure
motives or improper influences would have
been received with universal condemnation
BY the Democrats. The case is not altered
because the decision has been in favor OF Mr..
HAYES and what would be infamous in Re-
publicans is equally infamous in Democrats.
II this spirit of resentment is indicative of
disposition to resist the decision OF the Tn
bunaI, or to adopt any scheme with the pur-
pose of rendering it imperative, the wise and
conservative men of the Democratic party
will do well to put n prompt veto upon the
plan for any wcll-defned effort to precipi-
tate the milton into, new turmoil nfter the
agreement to abide By the result will give the
Democratic party blow from which it can
never recover.
, 1877-02-18

,arre wines afe created every year. Another,
and : very wise, bill also pending is to have
but one collection of taxes in each county,
and thus get rid of the present system OF
Town Collectors. In this county, the whole
revenue could bs collected by the County
Treasurer far moro efficiently than now, and
1T much less cost. If this could be done IN
this city and county, it certainly could be
done in other and smaller counties. The
machinery of Town Collectors is IN obstruo-
ton to tho collection of revenue In this
county, besides being costly; while after all
the County Treasurer, at half the cost, could
collect far more revenue,-in point OF fact,
does collect the larger part Of the revenue
, 1877-02-18

We heard man say the other day thst ae ~
not see how the people got along without ID
word 'bullt1oze 50 long,-that there WI %
word in the English language which could Be sar
stituted for it to express the idea 1t 50 e7spae
ally conveys. But the word is IN danger. 1asss
are evilminded persons OF the iconoelastee e'a's
who arc trying to force different et11'nse'
or Specification upon it. Thus the fr1*".
Journal, Of New York, trieste undermine W.
pervcrt it. It says that NC should write No0a''
dose - Instead of ''bulldoze-" The ffea1F
speaking negroes Of Louisiana used the ss1e'
the Journal says, and it adds: *''Boule' n
French, means bali or bullet; and asos u
colloquial phrase, the human head. So a'~
dose may either have meant "a bullet pus @a
one AS, in the Mexican war, our soldiers u'A
to speak OF such or such one having taktn.
Mexican piN'-or, even more probably Wy
have meant the administration OF 'aaaaee q
the sconee'" The Journals explanation IS usas ,I
classic than the one with which We haEe hsa ~ ~
content ourselves hitherto. namely, dote = ],
for bull; but it would spoil the usefulness y
the term to give it a pill, bullet, OF eou1e u
nt6cation. Let it be.
, 1877-02-18
dent and Vice-President We,

dent aad Vice-President vacant and
ed the country to the frightfal ern.. sao)''
perhaps fatal strain Of another osn. 1 =
ton The Democratic party q ~oa,.
gained nothing, because TIDE, @ '~a,a -
out as well as HAYES, and the co,,nt vu@
have suffered beyond all human e.1., so'
AL the advantages Of the solemn ras.
then, which certain portion Of NJ n''s' -
cratic party now propose to reoud;,.' "a
been on the Democratic sida. ~ u
will remember this in judging Of aur n,s;l rs'
of resistance that comes from thu ~. p1oE.
1t will only confirm and intensity 1'ss
contempt and condemnation for an sspe ~
that may be made to defeat TIA nn,:,ss %
which the Commission was orpanizsd
which the Democrats in the drxt -. aaa
gave their heartiest and most cn,s;,
proval because the advantages ven ~ )
them. ~ U
, 1877-02-18
OBITUARY.

Among other deaths which have recenus "
Cured are those OF Rear Admiral UoA.see
VAL1E-R1EsTRA, the senior officer ot the teL
vfan navy; OF FREDERIC SULLIVAN, An en1mess -.
English basso, aud brother Of SULLIVAN ~ -
composer; OF II. LEON DCNoST, one OF the mt~.
distinguished among the younger contemooa1
philosophers in France; of Count Lou1s fAss.
RIM, the learned Prefect OF tho National Luz
~ In the Ufhz1. Florence, who was one o. w.
ripest OF Italian scholars; OF ALBEIT r. VIZ
sTER, rising young American author, VINO ~.
achieved considerable reputation by his ske'as.
In 4ppkesons' Journal; Of TnoxAs PACE 'a'
, 1877-02-18

4 story is told in Washington dispatch
that Messrs. FIELD and HEWITT called a
private meeting Of the Democratic members
Of the Arbitration Board and the Democratic
counsel, except MATT CARPENTER,
agreed to make "a strong fight on Oregon
and something else-' The quid-nunes are
greatly excited about that 'tsomething else, "
which, it is mysteriously given out, is to blow
up the Republican case and elect TuDEs.
perl
, 1877-02-18

Senator Boor, of Missouri, has, in the
most public manner, on the floor of the
action in the CROWN case as m unmitigated
fraud. At the same time, the honorable Sen
ator inferenhaliy be~c;ls the fact that the
Democratic politicians in Oregon made such
botch Of the job, or, rather, that they had
not essayed some other trick which would
have been more likely to have succeeded in
winning the game for T1LDS without the
risk Of exposing the fraud so openly.
, 1877-02-18
REWARE or THE BUMMERS.

It is high time that the honest, orderly,
1aw-nbiding, and tax-paying people OF Chlca-
60 should organize for the spring campaign
or they will find when it is too late that
thew are. once moro in the hands of the
bu1nmers and at their mercy. There is a
movement already on foot in this city, in
nugnrated and organized by the hummer
element and its leaders, to run CoLv1S into
the Mayoralty again. They think, now that
the city finances have been restored to
somewhat healthy condition, that things are
beginning to move smoothly again, and that
the people, having had long rest from
= their thievery and p1under, will have for
gotten their past miserable condition, that
they (the bummers) caa quietly slide into
office again if they take time by the forelock
and have another good year of stealing
They are seeking to make headway BY going
to the police, the hremen, and other city
employees whose wages have been re-
duccd owing to the former stealinss
of these very bummers, and saying to
them: '*Put Co1vM into Office and elect his
old crowd, and we will put up your salaries
again. We will re-employ those who have
been discharged. We will re-establish the
sinecures. We will make more offices. We
will issue scrip, levy additional taxes, and
We will all have good time together" :"
This is the substance OF their argument.
CoLyN is to be the fgure-head, and the old
ring and regime are to be replaced in power
and renew their high old times. It is diff
cult for them now to raise money for the
wine suppers and jamborees which they en-
joYed in CoLv1N's time. They are hungry,
dry, and anxious to get once more at the
pickings and stealings. When they were
driven out Of Office by the indignant tax
payers and honest people Of this city, they
had shipwrecked the city's credit and left
everything in confusion and almost in ruin
Now that the credit has been patched mp by
our business men, and the pressure upon
the Treasury has been relieved somewhat
by economy and honest management, and
choking off the thieves who had been plum
dering it, CoLvu and his crowd are making
a desperate effort to get into power again II
the people of this city do not want repeti-
ton Of Gowns disgraceful. dishonest. scan-
dalous Administration if they do not want
their taxes piled up On them to be squandered
among these ravenous bummers, if they do
not want the city credit damaged again and
the City Treasury drained, they must be up
and doing, for the old gang of thieves and
scoundrels are already in the field.
, 1877-02-18

The Chicago produce markets were gen.
orally quiet Saturday, breadstuffs being dull
Messp pork closed 1oc per bri lower, at $15.15
@15.20 cash and $500 for March. Lard
closed Sc per 100 lbs lower, at $10374
@l0!40 cash and $10.40@10. 4ot for March
Meats closed frmer, at SIC for loose shoul-
dars, SIC for short-uibs, and SIC for short
, 1877-02-18

The Pres;dentia]-connt ouestfon hs& orr,,;s
+,.o ,.+o.t;o, - 49, ~oao..l .,,,1;. F'~
tne ae1ent'ou u eAe Seoesal Puoac 80 40
plctcly that the fight among the bears and ha
in Wall street, whereby rnillfoux nay, h.-,
~, .s"'~ ~
lost, mas not oeea nol1ccd. 1ne 4saao" q ts
18th says:
II baa heen r7eat weak far thr h.,rx m FL
street and thcr have hecn assisted n tbei1 m.
hr thc break .dnuyn ri fhe Central Rai1road r.
rnntend ."a;nst thc drnress;nn n ~. rn.1 81
Int tn mesr ditf3cn1tie. cauaed bv nnu1ss m,1..,
ment in the nast The taareho1ders rere oon1s:a
earIv +, thc wert AMI tho rrifcal condition ost
, 1877-02-18

Cashier JoUnpAs, Of the Third National
Bank, New York City, has Mt last appeared
before the Senate Committee on Privileges
aad Elections He explains his failure to
nppear promptly by asserting that he re-
ceired dispatch subsequent to the receipt of
the subpoena, informing him that he need
not come to Washington. The dispatch
was not, it appears, sent direct to
JouHpAx from the telegraph Office,
but WAS delivered to the Cashier by person
whose name JounpAs refuses to disclose
joan ". ELLIS, the President Of the Bank,
seems, according to his testimony, to have
left all matters relating to election drafts
with the man JouRDAS, and alleges that
he has no knowledge thereof. This is,
to use the language of the great
OMA11Er, a very heavy case, involving moi
only the facts concerning the money used in
the Oregon affair, but one Which, could it be
sifted to the bottom, would result in bringing
to light the figures which would show the
country about how much Mr.. SAMUEL J. TIL
pES's private Golfers suffered in his shrewd
management Of the late campaign
, 1877-02-18

1t is noticeable that, in the sharp contro-
versy going on in the Senate on the Pacific
Railroad Sinking-Fund bill, one of the
Illinois Senators steadily with
the railroads and against the rights and in
tcrests Of the people. The corridors Of the
Senate are thronged with notorious lobbyists
working to cheat the Government, and our
Senator seems to be On their side every
fime
, 1877-02-18
The Cincinnati Commercial ind Rep.h %''
before the decision OF the Louisiana case p5 y"
Arbitration Board. remarked:

k4ItltIAL4tA DU1t47 4EiQA4 h[0-
Among Republicans there Is = glow Of god d9sa. Na
Ing and confidence in the u1Imste trump, ,St. :,
Cause that will not down: They assume .,.t @ i.
though this ..eo.e cal close n't.s tnat .es
hald-heatled. yet viii they emerge from sbe see%S
ot conflict eonaacrinT and 1 to cor eoaq9f5 qgi pos I i
sake rs: he is only giving us warning" Pefns Pesp
that all bat !. is certainly 20 smpha;tt'se ne |
In waiting does not promise more falthtuli1d !" ths
form Il he is given one more chance n. sG1n md ~
given new lease Of the Government Ihe . ne4 son.
cratic party only gained strength because 1ae H.
duct Of the Republicans was such as 70 10
gust about million of Independent votssH :t. s s1
care less for either party than for the wena
ton Is eminently respectable, esonon!ests, H. M
honest there will be prooability, amoa1fof aste. fof
almost to certainty. OF carrying the COUNTY, IT,
the Republicans In 1850. But should his Il
Gnssrs, marked BY salary grabs and side aaI
the party can never win again, this !ass s. eas4
will be it, last. The next time it Will o. se1~~
out Of txiAteDce.
, 1877-02-18

1t the New York Gold Exchange on Sat-
urday greenbacks were worth 34l@o4s cents
On the dollar in gold.

For few days Republicans should say
nothing irritating TO Democrats, as they are
in IN unamiabIe humor. md Will not stand
iokire with fortitude. Let Republicans put
themselves in their places, and they will then
comprehend the feelings of their opponents.
, 1877-02-18

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, NO. r A. M.-Hsli. 70
Mouroe-st Stated ConvocatIon Monday evening, Feb.
" E. n. TUCKER. Secretary.
, 1877-02-18

K. OF P.-AH members Of Imperial Lodge Eo. 81. =.
Of r.. are notified 70 attend meet:ng Of said LoaEe
lawn. By order J. r. GREGG, c. C.
Attest: j. BONNER, &. of r. and S.
, 1877-02-18

c,ai Courocatfon Monday evening, Feb. 10. At 7:3o
ociocI Work on The Il. Degree. 81 order
J. a. CRAWFORD, f. r.
, 1877-02-18
T0-MOHRONsS ADJUSTMENTS.

I8ayerly,s Thcntre.
Randolph sfrcet, between Clark and Lasal1e. En-
kaSe0aent of the oates Comic Opera Company La
f1lle de Nine Angol~"
NIcY1cker,a Theatre.
Nadisou street between Dearborn and State En-.
Eaeemeu1 Of Mtsa Lettte Alien. Grabbed Age"
Adetpiil Theatre.
Monroe street.. corner Dearborn. Variety enter
fAunEuf.
, 1877-02-18

APOLLO CoMsfANDERT. No. l.. KNIGHTS TEN:
PLAR.-Attention, SIR kniEhrs -stated conclase as
Feb 70 at O'clock share The Order of T. T VII se
By of1e1 Of the Z. C.. !. Il. DUNLOP, Recorder.
, 1877-02-18

An extraordinary occurrence w,s n
the proceedings Of the HOUSE Of Renr.ss
tives yesterday. Speaker RAsp.,1 ~
to recognize the Secretary of Ii. ~
when he appeared on the floor Of II. n u
with message announcing that II. e..
was ready to proceed with the e.,nn.
the Electoral votes in Joint conv..:
It is said that this discourse NV
entirely without precedent, the rals hs;..
stop all proceedings to recaive a n.y.
from the Senate The Speakers .t,,s.
was drawn to the fact by LII. Kasxr. ~ ,]
Ar. KAssox was promptly snubbed b, n ~
Chair, and his point Of order oyerru,.d ~
Democrats of the House, bya strict paytr, ~ ~
then passed a resolution to meet xith !.
Senate on Monday to continue the om,. :,
the votes. This was expected; but Il -
neither necessary nor decent that III III.
nifty should be offered the Senate, n. =
ton has been commented On in Taabin,...
as preliminary sign OF a revolutionnr :.
position on the part Of the Damocr,h :.
Congress. We hope it may only mor, :,
have been merely the outgrowth at b.
pora1y chagrin and disappointment III.
something more than this, and 4,
Democrats Of the House ACTUALLY .n
template a breach, they viii ali.n,,,
from their party the last vesie. =
sympathy they have among the repu,N,
people of this country. They entered ID,
the agreement for arbitration more eea.,,a,
and enthusiastically than the Republican.
the country accepted it in good faith ada
will be rank treason now to adopt any txst;a
that are intended to nu1lfy it. Win
scarcely think there is enough Of hesth1
and infamy among the Democrats iaC
gress to enter upon scheme OF this pasus
and until it shall become so apparent = "a
longer to be doubted We shall prefer toh
ieve that yesterdays discou1tesy was dn b
the coarse and vulgar character Of lie nm
who occupies the Speakers chair rather i'm
to q preconcerted plan of the Demousatp
enter upon the revolutionary design Of brak
ing with the Senate and setting up aah
for the destruction OF the Government.
~-'~.--=
, 1877-02-18

NATIONAL LODGE NO. 3se A. F. & A. N.-
Stated Communication will be ed at their hall cornc,
"a At 1850 O'Clock. Work on the il. II. degree. Wis
1tiug brethren cordially invited By order =; n
, 1877-01-24

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Sabren iteti9 seitie9enen Setriebsfoiter. Son
1857 6. per Otetle %offerler Sabu i'm Sabre
1878 mar Der Sur6ihuitt in pergangeren
Sabr auf 1888 {. geltieaen. Die llriahe 1T
in Der Sertbeurlna BON Giieu nno &oblen
nlo in Der Steiaerung Der 2obnidse Sl
iud1eu. Cine narnbafte grinaBi9un9 oer Ses
triebSfofen 1T fir Die uddite 3ufuuft faum
su erwarten. SierSu mag erpdbnt ieirl, bab
Die gergittnngen, ipeld,e Die en9lliden Yabuz
geielihaiten fir geiddbigte YerIonsn uno
Sraft9iiter geiebltd gu leiiteu geaunnsen
itno, ebenials boSu bettragen, ibre Grtrags'
fdbtgfett gu Oerminoern. 90 maren, Inn
nur baS uorige Sabr SI ertpdbuen, bon
lammtlthen @eieuibafteu iiber 100000 Z.
Gonltt nlebr ais l Yroc. Der SruttosGtll
nabme) iolder @ntiddOi9un9sgeloer ausbe'
Sablt moroer.
0ie Mnsab1 Der 0teilenben, melde i'm boris
gen Sabre baS ipettperSmeigte Sabnnes oes
&onigreld8 beniBtett, miro BON Dem porliez
genben Serift out 500 Niilionen ansegeben
Ole Announcements . Sillet5 llld)t nit eln9e.
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6 BroSent ge9en bas porhergepenoe Sabr.
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Sab1st, 10 miro nan ntd)t umbtu fonnen.
beren @eiammtergebnib i'm porlgen Sabre
ais eth perbdltntbmaBis 9iiniii9es selten 81
| ta5ieu.
, 1877-01-24
Gnalifbe @iicnbabnen.

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iest nnseiuObnlib ipdt peroffentllht moroel,
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blirften.
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| Srlanb cine Sun1me bon 636 Ditlliolier Pfo.
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llouen mebr, oils bis gum Shlufie bes Sab
res 1870. Sermittellt Die er NuSla9en beiibt
asgeupdrtig oas Gereini9te &Ouigrelh Sabn=
ltreden BON nabeSn 16, 700 ersl. Wfellen, ooer
26,S70 &llometcr. Yon benz 9enannten
Iftien. &apital fallen 40 Yro,eut auf sewobus
llde attien, Die i'm 0urAlbnitt Al Yrosent
3iuien abmarfen 81 YroSent auf Yriorltdz
ten nno Sblisatlonen, Die A abparfen, utb
Der 9felt bon 1853 Mtiulouen YfuuO Sterliu9
auf aubergemObnlite Yrioritdten nnb i6mes
benbe Sduloen, Die NIT Il RroSent per5tult
tpurDen. S0ui9 unperSinlt bltebeu 3Sas Dftl-
lionen Yfuuo Sterllug. 0dBt man nleie BET
Seite unO fabt man Den Sfelt Der gelpobnlt-
den 4ftien I'M Setras bon 216 Wilu. Yf. st.
i'll baS 4uge, 10 ftnoet man, baB oereu St-
pibenoen bel ben oeri6iebenen Sabnen swi=
ihen unb 12a YroSeat idrpanfen. AZ Yros.
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lit NIT 60 Broa.; "a 8roS. bellelben nit
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uno oeilen iibrise 10 RroSent NIT 4-3 Yro5.
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unb Yerlonenperfebr lit in ben leeten
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1543 6. fir Die 0teile aeitiesen. @leplel
pierSu bas Don Der 9roBen Utlolanb. Sabu
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ionenpertebrs sumellt auf 6ehnln9 Der britt
in Der MuSblloung iortldreitenoe Sgitem bon
luuVlltlltltu NuuultutNlttoS Stutlo Iut wv
Dauer eines SabreS uub fleinere !oettab7
idnltte traat ebenfalS iihtllh sur Sermebs
ruu9 Der @innabmeu bel, ipelhe lestere aus
Der 0~enanuteE Quele iid biunen fiinf Sab
ren Inn niht meniger ais 70 Yrocent seboben
baben. SAP aud Der @iiterperfebr lamnlts
lider 2anoesbahneu III itetiser 3unabme be-
9rifien 1T, brauht fauln erlt erwdbnt 81
meroeu. 9Sdbreno I'M Sabre 1853 bios 20
Wiiuionen &ounen Sradtgiter beioroert
ipprben iparen, hob lId oeren Snmme I'M
poriaem Sabre auf III W%tiuionen Sonnen
uno Sei9t oalnit cine Stel9erun9, Die III Der
@ei6idte oes Gilenbabnweiens obne Se'lpte!
lein oiirite.
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niht sleiheu Sdritt balten fonnte nit Der
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, 1877-01-24
Gin 8e19iiGer 9amfbrm1.

Ius Brinel miro Der 81. ST. Yr." III.
term IA. Decsmber geid'rieben: n@s brauit
| Der gee uno MIL iein Spfer baben." &aum
bat lib bic Qnfresuns wesen bes S'aint'.
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1fieutl,te Srebit aus ben Ganieno Wunbeu,
welte bemnBte Shurfenbaitigfeit unO itrdf.
lid,e, i'd m1dte mohl ia9en u%erbreheriihe
uniabisfeit ibm 9eihl gen, 10 TT beuts
| nieosr cine finau,ieue &atalropbe ourb bic
Speculationsmutb uno Die Sereit ernnas.
| lubt elmer Der Yrfieler finansirlen Notabi.
litatsn iibsr Selsisn berelnsebrohen.
Ser Begriiuoer Der I'M Sabre 1850 auf Dem
Ysinc,p Ser @sssuisitsfst ms sebsu germ.
ieuen @'anque be pl1nlou bu &reoit, perr
| gmsrique, Der oils YrGiosnt oieies Snltttut
%leitete, bat iih geitern ourh bic SlaGt ue-
ui9ltsus momentum ben Bolaen ietner Inter.
ld)leiie uno leiner SablunasuuidbiSieit eut.
io9en. Or hinterldBt Elm Deficit, oas man
porlGufig auf pier Wiiaionen i1Get. Die
Banque be l'un,on bu @rebit Job it'd oaber
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