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, 1877-05-25

The Richmond (va) WAig Of tho 18th
inst. publishes correspondence between
the Hon. Joua 4. PAskEa, Of TappaAan-
mock, Va, and the Hon. Pun pksplrros. Of
BeEkley's Springs, ". Va, from which we
take Tho following extract from the latter's
letter. Ito is arguing In favor Of Congress-
voting 4 subsidy Of bonds for building Tow
scoz7s Southern Pacific through Texas,
New Aozico, and Arizons, 1900 miles, with
: group Of psongs or branches to 1sdists
from tho Eastern tenninuA says Mr,
PhDLEroN:
Whilst this Southssu Pacific Road asks no sub.
s1dy fFona tue Government, ether roads end othcr
sections bare reessvsd thass&rpm enormous grants
o. both land sud money. Ths Union Paeido aud
she Central Paet6c have saesiscd In lands nearly
~ oo0, 600 aescs, and oyss 800 900 600 IN money.
Tbs Texas Pseide s4ks for uelshst-slmpIv lii
tas Government. which hAs besa 70 lstish to othez
sections, that u will gQasantsa 1bs iassssxt. sad
, 1877-05-25

!. Nothing but tho fcar Of bo,nbardment bv
,ho Turkish fleet prevents declaration al
*ar nEainst Turkey by Greece. II INV
'lllaneo can 10 made whereby the 01eciau
toAboartl eau be protected from this danger,
.ho revolt from Turkish rule and the asser.
lou Of Crack Independence will follow
quickly. A grent Ruasiau victory would
probably proc'pitate u general uprising in
ireccc, as well as In Albania, Epirus, and
Ehesanly
, 1877-05-25
PERSONAL,

n>hn .-.-h.A kn. .....t.r -, :.
.sI. uA 49, ios p.ehoaote ~ boHton ID dull
no asptcssea' fes5 sooa article can ba had for
% = au"aa5'
Among the pictures In tho Paris sa1on of
this year arc, "a Road In C]amonk France y h.
Mr. ". u. baird. md !. Portrait ~ n,
J. Carol! Beekwlth, both Of Chicago.
A largo class Of deserving fol1ow.oit;zena
will BE- intcrcatcd In tbo nfo,mattoo - i, !. ..s
that Tho word Jonas ID welsh. meanine 1nhn,s ~"
IL Johns son: Johnson. Jach.on snd -, ,h ..,s
johannes. Jean. lana .tc hsv. ths ~
tion, -'''' ~e'''@'
At.,. n, .,.
~ 'Ao 1'oyaa neaoemJ o1nhef, Mr. Glad
s.oae' IN answering lor Literature" remarked
that art teaches that no ditproporsloaatt develop.
Inc na d,ae1ems .ae9ss can sseuss real
dan p,ow,h NJ w.atth sn,t.,r+n,. ,s.ss as. sua
~ in art not ,rnrrs.. A1 '~A'' 'e"e' u o'ioe0s'
MI,
4"o no" postmaster At ltiohmond, Va, TO
eaeeeed Miss Van Lew, removed. il Col. ". ".
Fofoes, native Virginia Republican. Msa Van
Lew held tho ohieo for eRht rcsrs. hsvtne been ap
po'htea ~ Ten. Grant upon bis coming Into tho
Presidency. IN consideration Of services rendered
~ nor 70 Tho Union cause during tho War.
A great md anonvmons pen,us II .,,ort l.,
bnrst IN tba vo,1d th,onah n,o.t,s,ar. '..., ~
xo,l n -. ..,,sa !. ,,1, 1s* Dspat VIVA =
, 1877-05-25

q young woman. Of New York 1atc1y commit
ted suicide, leaving behind her statement that
site did not take her lifc because she had nm
friends Or lacked tho comforts Of life, but be.
cause she believed that life was not worth living,
II ls very evident that tho poor creature vas
either insane or else unacqualnted With fashion
magazines. No woman with culture and mouov
Kills herself until sho has seen what tho 1atdst
fashions arc 10 be, unless, NJ before tutlmated,
eho Is inaann.
, 1877-05-25

FROM turkish SOURCES report comes that
tue Russians assaulted Kars On "Wednesday.
ano wcro twice rcpuisod. A Euasisu nd
vanco upon Erzoroum IL also reported A
heavy battle in this vicinity cannot ,oncl,
longer be leIaycd. 80
, 1877-05-25

coHrroN, H.. May 21.-1 esw It tntlmatod IN
yonr paper that tho Secretary OF tho TreasurY "a
about to stop the issuing Of 81 and So biils, and
EithdfaW anu cancel thosc now In circulation. II
70 tne business 81 tho country for which tho I'M.
meaahte resumption Of specie payment will not b
fot blihness men to expsass their rIcwa br,etty nv
through tho pfess. on thia subject to tho end thnt
1ao proposed actlon may bt staJedi Yonrs,
-"... ". !. untfr1N.
we haFc not heard anything mora Of tho
report fos some tlulo; 1t probably was not truo.
, 1877-05-25

q turf escus Of such an extraordinary
character rs to merit especial notice occurred
!, at Louisville yesterday. In hls race against
tf1no the horse Tenbrocck rau milo In
i;a9f, ''etng two seconds fastcr than Tho bost
1imo for that distance previously accom-.
plisi'ed. Tenbroeck Is tho property OF Mr.
FRANZ u. HAMPER, of Kentucky; Is years
old; sroa by imported Pl.mton; dam
Funny Jlolton,
, 1877-05-25

Mr. sAM RANDALL ID charged with being
JANUS faced, with ono s1o for Southern
Pacific Railroad subsidy and tic other staa
against IL, by which duplex colntcnance ho
hopes to check his way into tho speakcr's
chalr. That sort Of q harlequin disguise will not
win. Let him fight his way like man and not
as buttcrmilk creature, tho resduutn Of
cbLtucd circrrn Atnnrcs
, 1877-05-25

! ! Tbs eaptuEs Of Ardahan by ths Russians
::odueed in constautinbpls an intense de-
ice OF dissatisfaction with the manner In
hieh tha AsiAtic campaign ia being carried
'rxara, and body Of sottas waited upon
re Chamber Of Deputies With demand for
10 removal of the Ministry. a strong
, 1877-05-25

me failure OF a Democratic Congress TO mako
ad'ic,cnt approximations for tho army has COM
PEELED tho Wsr Department to notify tts clorks
that they must buy their own toilet aoap or 70
without. II tho Administration we're Demo
cratic th1s result would bc chccrfully accepted
ny 'he clcsks employed, but you cannot expect
Republicans to mako Esqufmaur Of themselves.
They will continue to wasl, their hands mi
faces with soat though The heavens fall and
SAN RANDALL becomes the ncxt Speaker Of tba
House. We object to introducing the Demo.
cratic color-diFt limo In tho departments.
, 1877-05-25

a list OF tho bills passed by the Logiala-
tare Is given elsewhere in this MORNINGS
1ssue. a list Of tho bills that ought to
lave been passed but wcro not would oc.
cf1py ias less epaco and attract fur moro
notice,
, 1877-05-25

Tho Cossack is described rs a splendid fellow
to keep to tho windward Of. Tlcn i,c must
bear strong resemblance to most Of our Demo-
Gratis.
, 1877-05-25

WASHINGTON CHAPTER No. ~. n. 4. M.-spe.
el Gonsosattnn hs t!taayj evening At 73o O'Clock,
panfoas cordially in.'tea, Dy order.
ctIAs. i. WRIGHT, &c. - oo'Hfo'''' L. -
, 1877-05-25

Poor marino architects may DO said to be those
who do not build their pers strong enough for
thc!r tonnage.
, 1877-05-25

lfe lust report VIC have seen states the salo
OF lantls by the Union md Central Pacific Roads
ns follows:
unlan Pacdc, acres sofd.............. l.103. 04o
Itca1fzed therefor. a. mil III
Central Pacific. acFcs sold ...,,. 80, :i8ti I'M
Hea'4ed therefor. D5B, lD5
ihcso sales only como down to the end Of
1870 but they represent niao years. salcs Of
lana.
, 1877-05-25

.WAuNAN61A LODGE, No. fco. A. r. and A. n.
J:csul4r Conmnnit4tIon tnfs FrtdaJ evening, May
fLn c0Eutalty invited, Il ST ,1ffJlN o. ~ II
J. C. HOWELL. Scc'y "' '''
, 1877-05-25

EfcVlckerss TAeQtrn,
Madison atrcet. between Dearborn and State,
Engagement OF Rose Eyttnee. '"Led Astray.r
, 1877-05-25
THE LEG1sLATUnE- nE-AD1OuRHEn


this, tho laat official act Of tho body, III
people Of Illinois havo reason to be thank
ful. Taken as a whole, no Gonornl Assem-
bly, has ever been held in this State which
llas dono moro 10 disgrace popular govorn
ment or 10 rniso question aa to thu t1tnc.
OF the people to select their own Inv
makors. Tho predominant and ruling char
aotoristto Of majority Of tho Into Leais
lasuro was ignorance Ignorance Of Inv
ignorance of all principles of government
Ignorance Of popular aud public rights
ignorance Of atl things relating to all tl,e
proper subjects Of legislation, iRuoranco ir
tho abstract and In tho concrete ignorance
professea and stolid, ignorance beyond tht
reach Of enlightenment An a naturai conso-
| qnsnce. tho ruling minority wore narrow.
minded, moan, and malicious; wero con.
coitod md vainglorious; were tricky md TN.
truthful and they dcfled criticism after the
manner In which tho ostrich hides from its
purBuors.
The members Of the General Assembly, rs
bouy. woFo not selected because of thoir
fitness aa legislators. They were selected by
Tho ono purity to elect Con. LOGAN Senator.
md by tho other party to tlofcnt him, Yhat
duty performed, they woro rs much out of
place IN tho General Assembly aa they would
havo been In any other placo requiring lcg;s.
latIvo intelligence, personal integrity, u,,d
Industry.
There wcrc large interests In tho State en-
bnrrassed for tho want Of legislation,
Previous Legislation Of an unconst!tutional
character had betrayed several 1nuncipalit1os
into scr1ona financial difficulties, and romo-
dial legislation In tho shape Of amondod
Revenue lawa was in'peratively needed.
10 mon OF ordinary experience and capacity
these snbjeota would havo had an interest
afl an attention demanded by their impor-
tnnce, but the Legislature Of Illinois yas
never equal to tho occasion. They Ind
neither lilo tasto nor tho information for
such "sl"ty. Thcir iaeas Of legislation nevor
roso above making an appropriation On q
trntlc. Each man gavo or withheld his vote
according to tho support ho got for some
loch job Of Ills own. Legislation to them
w1s more game Of log-rolling.-to plunlcr
the taxpayers as heavily as possible.
Tho Legislature was officially informed
that tho state-uouse Commissioners had.
during tho Inst few years, beon guilty OF con-
timed deception md proyarication, by which
thcy Ind obtained from previous Legislatures
tho three million mud o 1lalf Of tlotlara of
public money set apart for tho State-IIousc.
The Constitution prohibited tho .,so Of that
money except to complete the state-IIouso
These men Ind t,arsist arflv aouuroa v-o,;.,,
, 1877-05-25

HONE LODGE, No. sos A, r. snd A. M-n.ru,.-
Gn1n 81 ans,s;cn ~: Tr.lay2 eyc3!ns
Xi.lag brethren cordially lavited b5 oricr u th:
a4aSiSI. Il. q, 1lERIkfCR, Ecc
, 1877-05-25

NV Aefo Va foaeef a"o @Aat tos IN tno re
aA.ub y. As a.epa ana eo"Piiance with th'
,s..e. entnH ~ t'o iaA]ofl's. De'n8 an aoso
4".A' y n"tu,o' monatcn'as W principle
.au u.., - so'4'e. y psoteaa,on' u IL extremel,
uouot4a4 *no'aer no WILL cnoose The onl,
pe'n u St'1ety.
nnr.r nn1T. 7;3;a M7.=@.,:;s7=:=
Wh;1o H. 1,ritiah no1a..,...s..s n.aL y foAiua !,
~ iaolor. ~ ,ha - .,ons,h,,,.. es ~ sso,'
e1tcnf1i,o bor ao,,,,,a. :. .-;.. ans.'.
ah. f1;pcte;r,. .v.~~ .,.,, ..,...... 49,. ~ e1
nerio, no,,cv ~ rna,.na | =. ts.s tsso' ~. IN
Xiv or1 an.t ..;s.,t.s o 'a,' s's'o'
t,ro,,t - sts;s. nn.. ta ,...a. w. snu eol'
t1o nonrht,, ~ tru.....a, ~ 's'oa -. -
arm ~ n. nrtc,, f-na s,a,aa -. uo..,'-
Afr;ca ,nd ~ 1,,t =, .,ss -. 1a s,. on.
ota;rs, Fno,;s,, s sa.aA " NJ, '1'!t. oo'
vho hovo ,,aa,, ~ ..,,;s,.. .,ass .1os.. oe
onii entsrnrisint, noan,a ss, oe' :. a.o saauy
n Joe,ro ~; t,,o;e ..-t ~ a..s., a r4oo"4'
a,ors MI u,,1;-o .s.aN~., sa.'1 lesset'
no,;vo hfool 1ahos H.. . ~ r. .h"1 w. ~ 'ue
o1o,+,,t H. .,']S s.A 'n.o W., var
~e-a T.s,., s ~ s"oo.4ns p.asAS' lais war
H. t,-es e-a,,.:a % ~. ~ =. "Daof pea
tho nvhtin nnoroo. tr,'. naa ~ .As.41 .,A 1Aosoa
IT,, - sa~;nn. - .,;aa,..ss 1ae o.e.a ,uen Ros
ycf,,ae;, n ray IT, to~.s ~ ,a.."n e.'s"' @ao
Tha Er,lah H. officials s1 sa,,ss. ~ ay s1Penses'
mani wss nn,n,,,t,.a ] s ,.s ..as 'ue oosefn-
nnon withon. NV 49,. - ; ada a.. ".1s ~ sue'o' a.
aroxy Win .ooros =. s..s - 80 :. oakt,
viii, r,on,rv ,o,.n-, H.. 49, % r. ~. a1le"
,,a,t .;,o,st,. ,..,.s ~ 1s'o.u- ,a!
,..ta- ~" .o".45 u6'1'6n
, 1877-05-25

ORIENTAL LODGE, No, -, A, F. ant A. M.-1t.,t-
A., a.; X Special Communication thls %
nsGrsc Visitors cordially Invited to n!tenI III orricf
~ lno MahteF+ Il. n. TUCKER, SrrY.
, 1877-05-25

Greonbacls Mt tho Now York Stock Ex,
ohango ycstcr.lay closed at 011.
, 1877-05-25


Monsoe atrttt. corner Dearborn, HaHagement q
naYerty's 3iinstrels,
, 1877-05-25

uaFtr1y'H Theatre.
Randolph street, between Clark And Lasaile.
EnEaEtmert Of the pcAkn 1.put!an Company.
"jAck tho CLINT. Killer" Afternoon aad evening,
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A PATRIOT.

/
vssst Hii the CFiais4-parkard' new NUts
Packard, after vainly attempting for
weeks to- noodle Garondelet street
brokers aud others into the conviction
that he would soon be recognized, and
that they should lend him money on
his warrants TO pay his militia (?) and
struggling policemen. has, ut last,
dished lip q patriot, who recently came
down with the handsome sum oil 49,, 900,
taken out Of his own private purse.
The munifioefice OF this individual
naturally suggested inquiry into tho
motive which prompted him to BIO SO
liberal--for 1t was not supposed for an
instant that 1t was prompted by love
alone.@ The lender Yves soon discovered
10 be one OF our local princes OF the
whisky ring, who stands indicted for
crookedness on several counts In the
United States Circuit Court, and natur-
ally bis Observation-Disclosures becomes easy
OF explanation.
wEsr ON THE CRISIS.
j Rodney West. who has for some
time past been representing Louisiana
In the United States Senate. has written
d letter TO one OF his friends In this city
which does not encourage Packard
much. One Of the phrases In particular
Of this letter haa Its Importance. It
predicts that Hayes will beyond doubt
be counted in, but adds that 1t does not
follow In the least that Packard will be
recognized as Governor OF this State.
Packard Ii not ONLY aware Of this fact,
but Judging from the expressions Of his
nearest friends, he gives upall hopes In
this respect, and advocates q military
government, believing Ii will be. 50 con-
stituted as TO allow him to set his work
In.
This new move OF Packard, IL ID un-
derstood, Is derived from the impress
bis recent correspondence with his
Washington friends.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-18
THE NICHOLAS GOVERNMENT.
Packard Wifi Not be Recognized.

q
a prominent Republican Of this State, now II
Washington, yesterday morning sent the following
telegram to one OF our highest State offcsslSs
communicating some news. among which The fol-
lowing occurred
wA.aisaros, February = 1871 o'Se Ar.
Can't ssy when viii be before Comuit5ecy
Hayes declared elected. Packard woa't DO ~
oognissd. Be in good cheer ----~~
The feeling continues the shms among lending
state officials aud legislators, and not The leAst
apprehension Ia entertained 40 TO the stability 6f
The State governments.
Tho only thing which agitates the minds Of ths
knowiug ones is what will tbs Northern Dena0-
ersts do now with the presidential question: and
they ask themselves wire her they will submit ~
~ doctrine laid down by the Commission. Nht0h
can party over the dsstiniss oil this country. +
THE REPUBLICAN, MEMBgRs
are Id their seats III the Honss and Senate, and
don't appear In tbs least alsrmed at the news
from Washington nnd dent think In fset shat ID
Affects their preferences for the Nichols govern
tDeIt.
GOVERNOR N1CHo1Ls
looks as cheerful ~ usual and saye, with an
eguanimity agreeable to Contemplate. that he has
not the least cause for discourage meat. Huy.
Nichols, indeed. does NOT seem 10 think The do
fison 10 favor Of Hayes can Affect bis govern
ment In tho least.