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Il
most worthy and interesting lee
turers-persons of refinement
and literary culture, may visit
that place and announce literary
entertainments, such as lectures
| which would prove of benefit in
storing the mind of the hearer,
only to be faced by empty bench.
es. Such is too apt to be the
ease in all our interior towns,
and larger cities. On the other
hand, let some clap-trap monkey
show announce itself, and a
crowded house will most assur-
edly be the result. Intellect has
no show to compete with hum
bug. The people long for the
latter. They are uneasy until
they obtain a fresh supply. They
know enough aboutscientifc and
literary matters. They have no.
thing to learn. They'want some
thing to tickle the ear, and that
-smacks strongly of the ridicu-
lous.
These remarks apply with
equal force to the community of
Seattle. An association in this
city, with much public spirit
and great pains, have arranged
for a course of pablic lectures,
and secured the unrequited SER
vices Of the ablest lecturers TO be
procured in the country, the
proceeds to be applied to the
worthy object of building a hall
and maintaining q library for
public use, than which nothing
could be of greater public bene-
fit; and yet, strange as 1T may
appear, this grand public object
for intellectual and moral i'm
provement has thus far failed to
command as general interest and
support as the lowest grade Of
monkey-show, the proceeds of
which are a draft upon the re-
sources of community without
any compensating advantages
We are by no means opposed
to popular amusements; but on
the contrary regard recreation,
relaxation from labor or study,
as a natural alienation, and a
necessity to a healthy mental
and physical condition. Play is
an animal instinct which no in
tellectual culture can overcome,
and it is false morality to at
tempt to suppress. There is
true philosophy in the old dis
itch:
"All work and no play makes Jack q
dull boy;
All play and no work makes him mere
toy"
1t is the duty of the fathers
and mothers, moulders and
guardians of our social organiza-
ton, to alternate and blend in
struction and amusement in such
manner that one will not degen-
crate into moody and hateful
discipline, lnimical to social en-
joyment, or the other into frivo-
lous and licentlous indulgences,
fatal to moral and intellectual
growth.
Many of our amusements are
matters of fashion or association.
A boy will put forth physical
efforts at cricket or baseball
which would be exceedingly irk-
some and exhaustive if applied
to manual labor for any practical
purpose. Men and women, with
and without culture, will throng
the assemblies of an Italian Ope-
IA troupe, paying the highest ad-
mission fee, when not one in ten
understand a word of the Ian
guage, or have the least sympa-
thy with the character of the
music. The sole cause of this is
because it is fashionable to affect
Italian opera, which we are free
to confess is to US an unmitigat-
ed bore, and we believe it is to
thousands who patronize it with
out an educated taste for that
style of music.
, 1877-12-08

The most simple and compact The most
durable and economical II model of COM
bincd simplicity, strength and beauty ~!
New and numerous patented attachmants.
No complicated machinery to be constantly
getting cut of order,
So easy to learn that chila can run it. Will
do all KINDS of sewing from the finest to the
cearsest will hem fell, tuck, braid, cord, gath
er, embroider, etc.; uses self-adjusting straight
needles. and all description of cotton. silk and
thread. Makes the strongest stitch known
the cloth will tear before this seam will rip
uses the thread direct from the spool. The ma
chine is beautifully finished and highly ora
mented. and
WARRANTED FOB FIVE YEARS.
, 1877-12-08

- GRIND Opening Nisht Of the Ivy Green
Hsloon. Dsneing every Tuesdsy, Thursday
md Saturday. nov6-1w
~ "Hello. Jones. whore are you going ?
ooh, come along, I'm going down to the Cen
tenniaI saloon, to have mess Of clans. Yum
yum. they're gO0i.
IA TIE NATIONAL GOLD MEDAL was sward-
ed to BrxdJdy 1 Rulofson for the beHt Photo
graphs in the Uaited States, and Vienna Medal
for the best in the world. 40 Montgomery
street. San Francisco.
n 2 for so,
5 for so.
, 1877-12-08
AZ for so,
5 for so,
4 for 50.
HAVANA CIoA1s, at Jack Levy's.

- Will CURE CoNsUxPT7oN. To m sui
fering from the following diseases ray Of hope
is offered through the kindness Of . missionary
friend who has sent me the formuaa Of pure
ly vegetable medicine which has leng been used
by the native medicine men Of Hindostan:-for
the positive and radical cure OF Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrn- Asthma, Dyspepsia,
Throat and Lung diMculty. 0~neE.s Debility,
Loss Of Manhood and all Nervous Affections,
its power has been tested in hundreds Of cases
without fsilure. now feel 1t my sacred du-
ty as far as possible TO relieve human misery
and will send the recipe-FREK OF CHARGK-to
any person who may desire it with directions
for usiEg. Sent by return mail by addressing
with stamps naming this paper. Dr.. o. B.
Brigham. Drawer %, Uticai- n. Y.
rA. THKzE WILL BE A BAcl every Monday
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday night Of each
week, at the Cassiar Fruit Stand. OcS. LIN
nr A Caril.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and ipdiscre tions os youth, nervous
weakness; early decay, loss of manhood, &C., 1
viii, send q recipe that will curey you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy wassdiscovered
by a missionary in South America. Send
envelope 20 the REV. JosEPRT.
INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York City.
nOv6-dw6m
, 1877-12-08
Eighteen Dollars.

Special terms, and extra Inducements to male
and female agents, storekeepers, &c. County
rights given to smart agents free. Samples Of
sewing, descriptive circulars containing terms
testimonials, engravins, &c; sent free. All
money sent IN Postoffice Orders. Drafts. or Eu-
press. are perfectly secure. Safe delivery guan-
anteed,
addressed to the
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Jan. n. 1877.
Sugsr-The market has ruled active; cayed sugars de.
cned somewhat owing to foreign advce Stocks accu-
mnlating rapidly The yield Is reported mprovng; Nos
- TO T. Dutch standard, l01 reals arrobe; Nos
y TO 20 Dutch standard " 1874 reals moasses SUGARS
Nos to TO- Sd reals; muscovado sugars cog,mon 10
good refining ae reals: centrifugal sugars Nos 70
In warehouse Havana and Matanxas $4,000 boxes and
hhds. exports during the 800 boxes and 400
hhds.. including $50 boxes and 34CO hhds. to the
United States. Molssses. 80 degrees polarization.
90 reals per keg Bacon, S,S $50 Butter.
$40 $50 quntal for superior American Flour x7 90
per bb Tor American Jerkcd beef 81 per arrobe Lard,
In kegs $3s $3S 20 qunal In tins. S44 Si5 Hams.
$50 Si8 quntal for American cured. Taow,
$40 x3l per quintaL Wax yellow, SIS Sl6 30
robe Honey. 81 reals gallon Onions $l6 90 SIT %
per Dbl for American. Naval nominal Coal oil nomi
nal Empty hogsheads. - "a % in gold Lumber nomi
nal; white pine, $3l S33 per NJ; pitch pine, SIS
per N. shocxs dull box. 81 q reals: sugar
no .shcads, II IL reals; molasses hogsheads,
- - reals White navy beans. 2sls 80 reals per
arrobe Chewing tobacco, $62 $64 per auintaL Corn.
l0i4 1uH reals per arrobc. Hoops abundant long
shaved S45 S4s NJ Frcighs Dspcsaole tonnage IL
fast increasing inquiry for the United States slack at
box OF sugar Soc Zoe per hid q sugar IS ss %. to
tho north (outsde port for the United STATES
hid. sugar So 80 IS u.s. per hid of molases. 81
s. IS. Tobacco unchanged. spanish gold. 220s 22i.
Exch the United StHes 90 days currency,
AZ "A discount; short sight do. ga 2s discounts 90
days, gold, Ia TX premum; short sight do. ~ 3
premium. On London, l2ia Is premium. On Paris. u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-29
THE GAMBLING HOUSE RAIDS.

Thomas Gale and George Anderson, the reputsd pro-
prletors Of tho gambling house policy ofico No.
33s Hudson street. with tho twenty arrested by
Central Once Detectives Titus Rogers, Dorsey, Nc
Cornell and Williamson. were brought before Justice
Utterbourg, the Washington Place Court, yesterday
a more miserable looking lot Of men could not BIO
scrapcd together In the city The detectives swore
that when they broke into the place Gale and Ander-
son were behind tho counter calling out numbers
Counsellor Mcclellan demanded release OF the prs.
oncrs on the ground that they not seen s.seng
vending" any tickets, required by the In
order to establish printd facie All the prison.
were discharged.
On Saturday night Captain Mccullough, with Sergeant
Rooney and a platoon OF men iron tho Seventeenth
precinct raded on the gambling house No. 10l East
Thirteenth street aud tho proprctors Charles
y. Sheridan and John g. Wallace, with i've players.
The police captured II complete outfit Of gambling
tools, two lay-outs, dealing box, cue box and jlS
checks AT tho Essex Market Court, before Justice
Flammcr, yesterday, Wallace and sheridan were held
CHARGED.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. %. 1877
ordinary. iic Net receipts 1888 bales Sales 100
Erw ORLEANS, Jan. ~, 1877.
Cotton quiet and easer middlng, I5lsc; low mid.
Sn gross Great 'e Ssn @
TO France 1858; to the Continent, 800 Sales $3.50.
MoniIE, Jan. ~. 1877
ding IL s.iec; good ordinary. II IiIac Net receipts
ls bales Expor.s. n the Continent $3.50; coaswe
sAyAssAI. Jan ~, 1877:
ding ac ;'oy m'ddl'ng d2.sc good ordinary LES
Sss ssfspi o Stock g s Britain 1871
CHARLESTON. Jan. 81 1877.
Cotton dull and nominal; mddng lsc low idaing
the ss @ sas 2 h9 Channel 9S
Spirit; f ag ss 3 isss% ID %
for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at 81 so.
eo, oswrco, Jan 81, 1877.
unchsnssd. Corn dull and unchanged Barley no%n"iy
unchanged Germ meal higher; boIted $27 unbolted.
Flour l,4Oo bbls.
RcceiptsFiouru 800 bills; wheat, si2,Ovo bushels;
corn IS 400 So oats 100 d. barley s 1000 ao
bushels iSooS Do 1900 DO: barley, 1000
s0 y so9 ,s SS Msss @ @
81 y 70 ground ss s pn ns% s'
ss 20 q Siss saciwsss, vi new s. y pes
cwt. wneat-saes 400 bushels v he Michigan " 80;
s. S. 400 onsSe. ~ %isc % western At
55sc. 5000 do new on track NJ 21ac. 53c aud 53sc.
Oats-salcs . bushels ohio truck M nc, Rye
Sales bushels 9Jc other articles quiet and
anged Railroad frciahts unchange
CHICAGO Jan. ~, 1877
Flour quiet firm Wheat In light demand bui holders
firm prices u shade higher No Chicago sptng 81 2Gss,
cash; " ~ February .! 2ss bid March No 81 IiS
81 rs rejected DE Corn unsettled and lower 42c
42Sc. bid February 429c bid March 46s$c, May. Oats
Rye easier ut roc Barley duh and unchanged Pork dull.
weak and lover SIG 40 $40 90 cash $40 49, February
SIG TO- March; SIS 90. April Lard dull weak lower.
$40 10 cash $40 s2S $40 30, March, $40 90 bid April.
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COURT CALENDARS-TH DAY.

SUPREME CoURr--cuAMBERs-IIcld by Judge Dono.
hue. Nos 151. IL, ~, 81 u, g. 49, &C. o. III, rs
aS III ~ Xxx as ~, sSS $50 as $50 9 9si'
2s5 2sS, 300 293, 29j, 296
SUPREME CoUaT-GgyERAL TERM-Adjourncd sine
die
SUPREME CouRr-srEcrAL TrRx-Adjourncd for
tho term.
SUPREME CoURr-Cmcrir-part and 2-Adioorned
for the Part 3-Adjourncd until next Wednesday
SUPERIOR CoURr-GKNERAL TERM.-Adjourned sine
Spcir- No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CocRr-rHlAL TERM--Part1-Held byJudgo
Sedgwick. Case On-knapp, &c, vs. Roche. No
day calendar. Part 2--Adjourncd Tor the term
COMMON PLEAs-GENgRAL TggM.-AdJourned until
Monday. February D.
CoMMoS pLEAs-EQUrrY TERM-Adjourned for tho
torn.
COMMON pLEAs--TRIAL TERM-Part l.-Adjourncd tor
the torn. Parts and 3--AuJourncd until frat Mon.
day IN February.
MARINE CouRr--GESERAL TERM--Hcld by Chief
Justice Shea and Judges Alkcr and Sim tt.-Appcas
from ordcrs--lhur0er Ell al. VS.. Dcvn ct al. Edison
vs.. smith, Jr, ct al. Van Buskrk CT al vs. same;
Loopc CT al vs Priggc; smith Hawlcy c, al Real
Estate Trust Company vs. Roster siebrccht vs. Shook
ct aL Anspach vs.. Green Bryan vs. Parker; Ratnuone
OF al W. Citizens steamboat Company; BALDWIN vs..
Vance; Fuchs W.. Schmidt; Ewart W. Connor: Cutler
VS.. Fischer c al. Collins 1t al VS. Anthony; Utter W.
Phillips Zul,ck vs.. Morgan; iIeyman VS.. Elias ct al
Brown vs. Godfrey; Mulligan VS.. Common Appeals
from judgmcn's-Nos i 3, 4, ., q, Z, $, o. TO- II,
20. 27 ~, 20, 30, 81.
MARINE Counr-rnrAL TgRM-part I.-Adjourncd
Gocpp Nos. 1913, $3.50, 514s 5Gl4 4G,2, 6.lo 1857,
7O93, t744 l4lo, 5sl7, 5sls, boss, $685. $3.50. Part
3.--Adjourncd Tor the term
CouRT OF GENERAL SEssioSs-Part He'd by judge
Gdersecvc. People vs. Thomas Kelly, fclonious
assault and battery Same vs. George g. Hamin, iclo-
NOUS assault aud battery; same VS. Patrick fogarty,
iclonous assault and battery; Same va Eugene Shorl
aud joseph Doyle, burglary; same VI. William James
and samuel Watson, burglary: Same VS.. Frank Cold
stein, burglary; Same VS. Charles seymour, burglary;
Same vs. James Reed and James Ryan, burglary;
Same vs. Charles Moore burglary; same w. John
Ellen smith, grand larceny; same vs. Edward
Mason, grand larceny; Same vs.. Horny Downs.
grand larceny; same James Abbott, bgamy
Same W.. Christopher Fox, obscene literature Part
2.-licld by Judge Sutherland. The People W. James
Quinn and Christopher LAWYER, fclonious assault and
battery; Same vs. Michael McCabc, burglary same
CorneIieus Farnan, William Murphy and John NJ. Gil
scy, burglary; Same VS.. James Mcclure and David
Mcdonald, burglary; Same vs. Thomas Doyle, grand
larceny Same George Erskinc, grand larceny
Same VS.. Elizabeth Mock, grand larceny; Same vs..
Mary i. Cook and Julia Fletcher. grand larceny;
Same W.. James NagIc, grand larceny; Same W.
Markham Wilson aud Charles II. Bradley, iaso pre-
fences; same vs. james A. Lane, false pretencoA
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DIED..

ANDERSON. brooklyn, Il. D.. January %, 1877,
SARAH ANS TRusLow, wife OF George II. Anderson,
agcI u years.
NOTICE. OF funeral hereafter.
BAgcocK. AT Kanway, y. D., on Friday January 20,
1877, HERMAN b. BABcocK.
Funeral at his late residence In Railway,
Monday January 80, at haii-pas one T. VI. Carriages
will moet tram leaving New YORK at twelve
Enthusiastically, on the 2+th inst, ut Savannah,
THOMAS q. BuDD. of Charleston, $. q.
CAvASAGn Saturday. January q, JonS j. CAvA-
NAGn, IN The SD year OF his age.
Funeral from his latc residence, l0 East 10th ST..
one o. clock 4. NJ, Monday, January 20
DOwsLky suddenly, on sunday morning, 2sth
inst, at No. - 1tu av.. JANIS DowsLEY, Tor many
years with n T. stewart Co.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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MARRIED.

AgyoLD-3RowS. AT the residence OF the brides
parents In Brooslyn January ~, 1871 by the Rev l..
IL. BALDWIN, OF Connecticut, Miss AsSs b. Brown,
daughter OF ID. IL. Brown ESQ, to SIR GEORGE Z.
ARNOLD, OF Birmingham, Conn.
CmADwicK--Woop --On the 2lth INST, at Red Bank,
n. j.. by the Rev. T. Harbaugb, at tho residence OF
the brides parents, Mr.. JOsEPn r. CHADWICK TO Miss
NJ. ADA WouD.
McnRAy--B AILEy.--O Thursday, the 25th INST, at
the residence OF The BRIDES parents, by Row. DR..
Taylor assisted by the Rev. W. H. II. Murray OF Bos-
ton, CmArScgy y. MURRAY, to EMMA j daughter Of
Charles u. Bailey, all OF this city.
lKRnrxE--rEy BRoEcX.-- tho residence OF tho
brides parents, January ~, by the Rev. j. W. shack
cllord, CHARLES +. TERHrSE to FLORIDA W., daughter
OF II. Ten Brock; ali OF tins city.
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Total for the week. .079, 016
THE MONEY MARKET.


Owing TO the OF currency from tho interior,
comprising both national bills and grconbacks, the
banks show large gam in these ITEMS and capital IL
10 abundant that u lends freely at and per cent
call, with frequent exceptions at lower figures On
primo paper there is good demand at a. to per
cent Tho banks and trust companies are loaning at
per cent. There is good demand and tho supply Is
not sufficient to meet the inquiry. We quote go to 30
day Endorsed bills receivable AZ per cent Four
months accepances are single name of four to
six months o to Grocery paper Is ~ to por cent
for four months and single name is @ TO T. Foreign
exchange closed firm and quiet.
COINS AND BULLION.
The following are the nominal quotations represent
ing the price In gold for other COIN
Bid. Asked.
Trade dollars. Observation-Disclosures. 10l 1O2
American silver a discount TO u pre-
MUM Ia currency
uayisau dollars. OLD and new.......... 100 101
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heavy lowers sales at 81 ~ ~ whiskev. 81 O5. Re-
es &c pts, 900 Ssls: wheat 40. ba.hsIs eorn
do shipments-Fionr. 900 bills wheat 900 bushels;
corn $1,000 do; oats, II OoO do rye 40J do barley,
5000 do.
ToLRpo. Jan. 81 1877
Flour quiet Wheat quet No. white Wsbash. VI Az;
No white Michigan, 81 40 10 arrive amber MICHIGAN.
February Y 474; March VI 5is4 No. DO. y ssis;
No ~ 3s,s; rejected red. 81 H. Corn quiet; high
mixed, spot 44sfc February 45c May soc No. =. spot.
44!fc May, ie. damaged 4aisc: rejected 43ssc Oats
dull; No held at SIC Michigan. held Ale rejected.
SIZE Glover seed 50 20 Hogs 81 80 " 10: heavy,
81 90. Receip,s-loi bills four. 5000 bushels wheat.
2.OO do corn. shpments-6OO bbs Hour. 300 bushels
wheat do corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-29

A PAVING BUSINESS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
A short time ago had case IN one OF our district
courts which required jury. asked the Clerk how
much had 10 pay. lilo replied, "six dollars; twelve
men at nny cents each.r | suppose twelve
invited 10 be present. but when the roll called only
seven answered As all hnt required to
on "A case the seventh was excused. After tho trial
was the Clerk pay each OF the SIX atty cents
total So Query Where did my other So goY Am
entitled 10 IT, or Is some Of the attaches OF tho
CourtY INQUIRER
NEw York Jan. 90 1s11.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-29
LONG ISLAND SCHOLARSHIPS.

Richard Clinton CARL, teacher in The East North.
port Il. ~ school, arrested Tuesday last on
tho charge OF unduly furnishing boy pupil named
Clarke. Ho was tried Friday and fined So for his
offence.
Mr.. Charles Hallett, resident Of Riverhcad, L. L.,
has begun suit against the Board Of Education and Mr.
Stackpoe, the principal OF school, Tor the expulsion
OF his son. on tho ground that no would not conform
TO tho rules Of study. Mr.. Haett lays his damages
$500
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AN OUTSPOKEN BURGLAR.

William Lee, aged nineteen, a framcmakcr, OF No.
AS West Thirty second street, brought before Jus.
tice Otterbourg, at the Washington Place Court yes
tcrday charged with breaking into the grocery store
OF Messrs. Van Winkic x Doremus, No. 347 Ninth
avenue, and stealing S25 worth OF butter and proy-
sions. On the day previous to the robbery Leo OK.
hbited IA Jimmy" to Joseph McChcsncy, Jr and
after explaining how clevcrly no could use II said he
would break into the grocery store He was held
for trial In default Of 81, 900 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-29
CHEAP IMPIETY

Two OF the worship dsturbcrs at Huntington, L. l.,
named william smith and Herbert Howard, wcro last
week found guilty and fined 81 oach with costa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-29

ENGAGED.

ScuMucKLER-MrLLER. Miss HENRIETTA MILLER OF
New YORK, TO Mr.. NJ. scnNccHLkR, OF HouIton, Ne.
No cards.
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This department is without feature. tho extremes Of
the week being LOG and 1861 Those who operated on
the pcssbIe effect of the political adjustment were,
therefore, in measure disappointed and yet this
the only influence bearing upon the market The Auc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-29

DAILY MARKET REPORT. containing the money article
of Herald Times Tribune and World reprinted
published In those journals also sales of and
quotations for privileges Mt the New York Stock Exchange
This sheet will be mailed any address daily
receipt OF postage (16 cents month";
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-29
Tx GOLD MARKET.

Fine silver bars, 81 % 81 20 per ounce.
Fine gold bars, par to y per cent premium on the
mint value.
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FINANCIAL.

A stuck SPECTATORS AND BUYERS OF
Puts. Calls. Spreads or Struddles should read
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The foreign commerce Of the port for the woek was
as follows :-General merchandise imports, including
dry goods, $564l 4sl; produce exports, $6375 lSd,
aud specie EXPORTS $2l2 $685. Tho total imports since
January l, this year, were s23Oy2 ,l92 against
$27 for the corresponding period in 1875, and
s25, 1877 In 1875 The total exports Of produce
were s23, Sl3,5O2, against $l9.sa2, 34l in 1876 and
SIG 74 4o2 in 1875 The total exports Of specie
s97s27 against s1s76o9o in 1876 and So 2o4 8l3 in
1879
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GALVESTON. Jan. %, 1877.
Cot quiet: middling. I2hc low midding I2c good
ordinary I 1sc Net receipts, 1888 bales. Sales, 1000
stock, IO1,2J .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
THE POPULAR MAJORITY FOR TTLDEN.

SOUTHERN STATES CARRIED BY ISrMiDAlioN-
GEORGIA REPUBLICAN ~ FAIR ELECTION
DANGERS GREATER THAN THOSE OF 1861.
TO the Edttor OF The tribune
SIR: There is not man North OF o"ath
who believes that there was sufficient fraud or violence
in any Northern State TO change the result o. The e'co
in such state On the other hand every Southern Re
puJican honestly believes That at least three Southern
States with an electoral vote of 81 have been carried Tor
Tdc y the very fou,cst means andare now among tio
States which make up It's Isl conctded olcc''ihi
votes There been falr election lor years III Any
OF the Gull states Look at Georgia, with $4,000 coGrpu
voters and less than 10000 white voters IL Is no Us" TO
say that the neroes turning Democrats The South
err Republicans know that by far means no consider
ne number OF uegrocs be induced to vote The Demo
cratic ticket The face Of the dcnunciaf"n' OF negro
saT ne which still uttered from Tho Democratic
stump. Every Intelligent man in GcnrE knows thai
with fair election that State Is Republican by from
5000 to 1000 majority.
Yet your New York correspondent: r." in TIE TmD-
rxr Of ne 18th flys Tho fac; that Mr. Ti!den has
Gel we'd popular majority of nearly 100000 fairly emit
tlcs him 10 the bench: II all doubt Mr. Tden In iir
vote las not popular majority OF one. Two hundcG
ahd y thousand i: pubctnS IN me SCUM haFe eiILeI
been KEPT from voting. ur forced 10 vote The Democratic
ticket Negro snta-c Ia given Inrieasti 'ecl9rat r.p
rntauon 10 the Gun Si&tt~, but tdi3 etoial Fee
sent las b,tn Vo., n!y wTtstt from rs proper
owners ail 1. now welded by Inc bit;erest enemies ct
the b OK man The vote oi Louisiana h' Dath c1anl"'
WITH uf tn" iYe uari-h thrown out Tie i'puD
Leans sill lose bc 600 majority Wnc lley would nave
mad ia parishes with fair c,C - b.. knowing
these facts u - nj y,y cnr0aiaaAs 10 mem i'q
dyubs' Ildru taxes ls seal nc vii he inc htst, blti
tno last, American Prsa u cieosri ~ F!ncAc'.
The weak efforts pu Gotta by the government tor tIe
protection o soI;hrn voters VIII tease. an southern
States Viii have Republican Government ohy ~ name.
Furthermore mark ihc prophecy, ~" senate 81 me
Ulitej states E b, Democratic before IAdclT'a' bccu
President year.. AID thai TIE cal RsDei Democracy
Mil have compile. rCl Ot the toycrIn 1T. TAG IAN
gr Threatening republican institutions Ii greater than Ii
~.:s ~ 1861. H.
Wilmington, v. C., Dec. &c, 1876.