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Connecticut western news., 1877-04-27
Sale At Auction.

TTNHE undersigned will sell at Public Auction, l on the premises. on the 18th day of May. 1871, at 10 o'clock all the right, title, and inter- est which Oliver Chamberlain had, was en- in. and to all that certain piece parcel of land which in dee9 thereof from William '. OAam- berlain to Helen Chamberlain. dated July 19, 1888. page a43. is described az follows, viz All that parcel of land lying st Hitchc"cks Corner so call ed, formerly owned and occupied by 8. W. Ben from said Corner to sharon, and is bounded south and east on said highway, north ana west or
 lands owned and occupied by Peter Cline and
 houses thereon standing, consisting of about
 three-fourths Of an acre of land be the same moro or less. AMBROSE MYGATT,
 Assignee of Oliver Chamberlain. Geo. H. Swift, Atty. for assignee. Dated April 1S, 1877. 4w4f
, 1877-10-23

worth Of Cnbnn products, the American sales
to Cnta amount to only 3l5,ooo,0oo annu-
ally. The United States, in justice 10 lis
own interests, can no longer submitrntiently
to this discrimination. Coaxing has accom-
pEisllcta bnt little. Forbcnrance, while spnin
ins been Mt once bnrbarous and in,becilo in
dealing with tho Cubnn instruction, Inns
earned no gratitude or consideration. Tho
time has como when tho United Ssatos
Government must show somo capacity for
resistance and so1f-tlefenso. It may be that
q difierential charge against Spanish ship
ping In American waters mny be surprise
to Spanish merchants aud the Spanish MI
thorities, because tho United Stotos Govern.
ment Inns beon 60 supino mud endured 10
much without retaliation; but It Is only
feebfo imitation Of the spnnish policy
toward American interests, and we nro con-
vincetl that vigorous pursuit Of this policy
will be the Rpectliest way Of bringing Spain
to faripg
, 1877-10-23

Tile chir1Eo produce markets wore less active
ytsterlay. and most NJ them wcrc fteau,es with
light Eceesp,". Mcu pork clu-ed study. 1T
s1Ioo 70: Oetobcr aud 31o.G0 for Jan.
uAry. lard closed rf.atly, ut $A.4o4Es. IL
cs.!1 md II. cU1s .o:.H fur January. Neats werr
stc:y, Il: TIC per IL for looss shoulder nn.i TIC
forduthoes ribs. Lake tse:hts wcsc wsry dull ut DC
fur epra to 3ufao. Whisky Wa. unchanged, al
$1.a" per GALLON. Flour WIS qnlc. aul firm. Wheat
c'"'tl crm. nj s1.GH for October unl 81. .05,;.t
1.3.'* for Soveo,peE. Corn coscd ,.Ge1ac higher,
q, t4:ic ca~h snd :aIe fur November Out, c1uscl
tISb'<c 'hwrr. nt :ate cash and .:Iifc Iur NJ.
sem"rr. 1--we wcs arEicr, at 5JH G:ss.Ic. barley
e.'Sc steady. nj o9.sc cash nn1 1uslO!;c fur 2;u.
srasacr. 1toxa were attivs, mud c|neel atm, nj ~
e:1:e advance. anles prHc.psi1y at ST. u0sE -;
Cattle wcre Ia fair demand nn1 llsn,cr. will. sales
ut s1.3aI5.3'. Sheep Ecre quoted ut 81. 1a42
ALL. The exports from tho seaboard last week
'ntluct G. oao hrls 1!onr. l, ,701 :,yU bn wheat,
'iDt. p0l hu caE. III, 40 bu ostr. III. .0l bu tar.
ley, 3.3sst hrls rvrk. 3.H6s,. Uf0 ID. lard,
anu !, *.'i3j lhs n,enta. There was In.
tnccieu Into stora IN this city yesterday Ill
cur" wheat. l5f car1 anil 10 100 III cur,,, Fl cars aul
".0eOtu oats, ears rrr. mud 70 carA oatlcy. T.,-
tal ti01 carsl, ~. ttlo bu. Une hundred dollars
In gold wonid tny sl03. 10 In zsceuoacks At The
close.
, 1877-10-23

Tho Turkish defeat In Asia grows larger as
fuller reports como In. The prisoners cap
tnrcd numbered $4,000 men; aud besides
thcao there were forty cannon and vast
quantity Of s,nHll arms anI material Of war,
Tho Turkish loss in killed must have been
several Thousand. nnd the totai loss Of tho
Turks not far short Of $4,000 men. Muxu-
rama army was almost aunillilated mud this
accounts for tho sudden change of tone on
tho part OF the Ottoman Government from
naughty to humble. Tho Porto is now
anxious to have tho Gssat Powers mediate
between tic Turks and Russians. Tho1 latter
1nay not 10 an1ions for peace until the fol-
lowers Of tho Prophet have been routed at
1'lovna and put liars de eom5.t iu tho tield.
Tho Aaatic victory Of the Russians PLACES
thon, nnd tie Turks in about the rciatiye con-
sli!ion Of tho Union anil Robel forces after
GnASr captured VicEsburg Tho parallel
will 10 co,nplcto after Kars surzenders, aud
ths 1atest reports stale that negotiations a1s
t5piug Oh with that end in Wow.
, 1877-10-23

by the uorn ,rornua vn,tIno ~ ala n,tn,. n th,t
COMMERCIAL countrit. ,nlohi a<mone,.r one Or son
effar tn-fa', thst great amount. Of gold or all
Ser might he liberated hy the 'uspensioo Of specie
o, tho xo,d 'n,r',t m ...
of eo]d and silver wonll lc ure for other pnrpo,c,
than MS money. Either OF these circumstances, OF
al CONFINED mislt depFeelste the Falue Of one
:. soos",e. NJ. ,e.s .,S III ,ha. tha nm.
l.eucd bonds should be maid In rotd. bccaute tho
United States receives gold for thea. The obllga-
, 1877-10-23

to tho effect that hA will rha hiu inffye m IN
behalf Of Tho nub1;o vc,,ore. Allc}ionca mnst
give vay To this inv In tto nres.nt ;uatancc
or tho Hcpub]icon Convention viii rt,1 n 1,e.
travail of ls,th ito rar,r an, .ho roo,l. n
l,as been wisely decided 10 giro precedence
to thonomina.ionsf for County Commissioners
and Judges rs positions in which tho public
interests aro most involved. Tho position Of
County Commissioner is virtually an unsala-
ried Office, md ono that ought not to 10
sought after by anybody. It should be tho
MIN Of the Convention to select two of tho
leading and most trustworthy citizens OF the
Wost Side, two moro of Tho sarue character
from tho North Side, and ono equally satis-
factory from tho country district. Every
ono Of these mon should 10 80 we'll
known as to leave no doubt OF his fitness,
and ss TO command tho active support of all
who are concerned In tho work Of reforming
county affairs We can scarcely conceive of
the Convention nominating unfit men for tho
Bouch, but particular attention should lie
paid to the choice Of the candidate for the
Probate Judgeship. For tho aettlement Of
estates, and tho protection Of tho rights Of
widows and orphans, not merely tho strictest
integrity, but fund OF patience, capacity
for application aud industrious 1.abits, arc
requisite to tho proper administration Of tho
Probate Court.
Az TO tie positions of County Troasurer
and County Clork. It rnust In kant In mind
, 1877-10-23

A Commission Of civilians aud military
men, organized upon scalo Commensurate
with the Court Of an Emperor, has been
travelling several thousand miles to inter.
view MI unbrceclcd Indian who has been
robbing. plunaering, and numbering at bis
own sweet will for two or three years past.
great deal Of time md money has been
wasted, and alt to no purpose. The Com
mission met Mr.. a1rr1Nu Bull, officially rot
down on Its knees to tho doughty Chieftain
while he sqs1atted upon his hams and su1ok-
cd his pipe, and they read an address to him,
much In the manner burgomaster would
Fcad m address to King They sentimental
lied on tho blessings Of peace, expressed
firm conviction that the Great Father didn't
want to fight him any moro, offered not TO
punish him for any Of his pnst atrocities il
he would give himself mp and 60 on roscr-
sation, aud suggested they might kill
fatted calf, put ring on his
finger, and array Him in purple and
fine linen when that interesting evsut took
place. After tho address was read to lin.
the atenogzaphers sharpencd their pencils in
readineaa TO report a beautiful flow Of In-
dian orasory, md tho Commission prepared
itself to receive the Prodigal Son with open
arms. There WIS no flow Of oratory, how
ever. SITTING BUTTS reply waa rs terso.
ssntontious, and almost NJ brief as CAM
aaosnEs rcply to the English at Waterloo.
between the whifrs Of his pipe, ho quiet
" remarked that tho Commission that 1,sd
como to interview him might go to hell.
Ho did not waata any words about
his Great Father, the Great Spirit, the
whispering wints. tho rcd door, tho pale
Aowos, or indulge in any other Iudinn
tropos and metaphors. Ie just expressed
himself briefly mud emphatically, and, having
done 30, wont on smoking his pipe o.
uuconcernod Al il tho whole Commission
Ind gone to the undesirable place no indi-
catal It evidently atruck The Commission
liko bombsholl, exploding with such offect
that 1t even cut the djspatches short OF ih
tho middle. Tho denoucment, howovor, Ia
satisfactory, and not without certain dramatic
effect and titnese. Meanwhile tho situation
suRgosta It's own renledy. The Government
ahould send no moro Commissions to treat
with this gentle savaga, but capture him as
speedily as possible, and when this Bull Is
captured, whether ho bo sitting or standing,
waste ro time Or money In placing him
upon reservation, but dispatch him TO that
region indicated in his reply by ~ short
routo as possible, and without unnecessary
flalNy
, 1877-10-23

he would abtlicatc lis constitutional right,
except so far as to bo registering clerk
with no authority, discretion, or will, having
only the powor to aign such appointments
and removals as Congressman might submit
to hisn.-theso 1mplacablcs would instantly
bcconlo warm supporters Of tho Southern
policy and casi'y compromise on the CiYil-
Service orior. Il is tho threatened tlisrup-
tion Of the old spoils system. inauguratcd
by tue Democrats In JAoKsoH's time, that
has led them TO the determination 1t shall
not 10 disturbed Or modified. Take awny
patronage, and you take awny that upon
which they livs and thrive. The Democrats
stnnd behind thoso Republican 1mrlacables,
patting them on tie hack and encouraging
thom with The declaration that, when they
havs their President in 1880, he will not In
tcrfere with patronage and it's fat returns.
With few honorable exceptions, tho Con-
gressmen Of both parties in both Houses
arc in league to snatch away tho appointing
power from tho President, which belongs to
him Of constitutional right, that they may
enrich themselves ns Of old in the apoils OF
place, and ravel In the pluntler to bo derived
from bargain and sale with ofIice-sceking
butnmers. II these Implacab1ea wore honest,
they would tell the people that the threatened
l'~s Of patronage is the canse of their grief,
and stop sniveling about the Southern policy
aud the Oiyil-9ervice order. As they are too
modest to mnko the announcement, We havc
made 1t for them.
, 1877-10-23

TbA reSr0nQihititv xrI,jeh ras upan }ha ~
publican conventlon t,,at mss,s -. 1,s :.
nominato can,liJatea for tho cnnntv os,e., -,
mora irnnortant and uroont Than ~ tl 49, has -
consronto1 a 1oca, ,.,i,,i,,, h<,1. s.. ..
yoory ria .,tr,tIor i ao,,,,o. ri. ~. '.'."
tratjon oY comfy ofrolrx ia In tha !, ar,,a - =
vo,,.orconizoI 1,,nv for ,,,,r1sx ,.,,,... =.
reso1yad IN m.3ntoi,, ,ta onnortnn,,,.. !, ,as
throno,, H., nroaont ,oan,a t,,.n t,,.,.sn
suocossor. Win will mi ;n,.rfar. .v;.s r.
aystern. rha notion of tha Demo,ra,i, nan
ouor,, TINS far has craote,1 n.nor., i,n,,.a.
sinn lint th.ir Marty wil, ,7.naa- - s,,,. s...s
blnat;on bv tla a,iaction NJ ca,a,a.,a. ~..s
will sv,,,natb,1o with Tho 1nx;uh .v,1,,,,,,..o
of nuhlia mon.ya. II il hy th,a ms.ns th..
lin D.,nocro,;c nar.,or, nona - s.an.. .,ss
solid vote Of tl,s seu,n of the ci,v an,,
larpo mart of tho ao.co,,o;a wo-t;,,ar,a
yots xhic, thsv rrvard a. .n ,."na.,"..
f.otnr in tha c.mns;c, r., fn,.l.- .h,.
nI,n. tha co,ntv 1o.nl ho, rsuo,vs,1 T., .m,. 1a1
nil ar ,.x,,s - srno mn l., ha.s. ~
vo,.1 =. m ,t,,,tiona, sxn..,,,.-..
tba ,,xt voar ,lh.,o :, ~. n.a., ...s ~s
~ !. .,;.,'os,,,on :, -..,aa.,. ..-a.. f'sseAs
tha ,,o1i,ic., Faction. o,,,.;;1a - 49, -.
,;.aa ra..v ,rha .,,,,,. ,'as's - .. a'st4o'
nov.,s ~ r,oL cou,,;, ,,.ra 80 ...s...sAr 49,
~ ,ra.on. - ,o,,oa,1 ~ H. pas',,>i,.e rouon r
80. :. ~ ~. ~. ~. p-u ,' W.
.s,...,s .,.... ,a,s,., ..s,' t"s14 s "
5,n". r. H.. e,o,u, ;a..r,,an. ~ ~ ass,'..- oa
-s..,s.,.;,;,... ~ ~ ~. 'As @'s' ~"
@.:,, -. ~ s Ss78 P3e'
~ .n.n "A' ."a % ~ss'.s.';,s @ ~ .e. "as.s' oas,'
, 1877-10-23

The Court which Is to try the South Casolfo.
ring-thfcycs met o: Columbia yesterday, sna
there Is ercry prospect Of fair dealing, tho pta.
s'd'nE Judge being Republican, while TIC Fctt
Jury consists OF nineteen negroes to scycntcen
whites, md twcnty-one Republicans to f1ttren
Democrats. Ex-Trcasnrcr PARKER will tn.n
state'a evidence, and there seems to be caouut
testimony available to warrants number OF con,
victlons. unless political cfmes arc regarded b,
tho average Juror lit South Carolina In the ,ams
light aa political crimes In th!s city. In th..
easo the intelligent and patriotic Jury witt n.
turn vcrdtcts OF acgnftai without regard To con.
fcsstons OF guilt or tho amount OF proof.
, 1877-10-23

Tho attack made by lilo Kounauiaus on
'h' second Grayitza rc.loal't ut PIcvua on
Friday la.'t Is Baid to l.ayo boon OF very
desperate character. Tho nssaIlanta III the
hrht "stempt wero driven buck with heavy
loss bcforo reaching tho work. In the
second ASSAULT tho 1loun.anisn force, consist
ing Of two Iattalions, succeeded III reaching
the Turkish trenches, whore fearful l.and-
to'hand encounter oustled. which lasted for
IN l:cur' At tho end of that l,no tho assail-
anlr, becoming latl pressod, were obliged
TO retire with Il loss III killed and wounded
OF moro thai, half of their number.
, 1877-10-23

In answer to correspondent who demands
the coup'ot beginning "Lo! tho poor INDIAN"
the Louisville Conrler-Jomrsal cvolvea the IT,
formation:
Lo, the pooe tnllan, whote untntotcd mind
Accepts hls pay III shooting -irons fusied,
In beads, brass rings, aud trlnkcts of thai kind:
Anu, worst OF atl, in Cfnclnnatt bust .head.
, 1877-10-23

An evidence OF Nuasiatu determination tQ
carry on tie war until Turkey Is crushed or
brought to terms is afforded in tho announce
mens that tho 1luasiau Government hns do.
c!,led to undertake at onco tho construction
Of railway system in Bulgaria
to did in The forwarding Of troops
and supplies. 4 contract has already
b-ah entered i4to for tho immediate building
OF Il roa'l FROM sistoya to Geany studon. 1t
1s pro!o 'cd to adopt tho American plan, and
comlltte tlo connection at1ross tho Danube
NY 1Hs establishment Of seny upon which
several railway cars Gun be transported at
ONCE,
, 1877-10-23

h. drsvy ia tho best ohess-player In
France.
joaquin Miller'a play, "Ths Danites,'
has msds hit In Dossol..
A1r. Joseph Cooks slack of clearuess"
u ssid 70 bo growing on lin,
John d. Cough Ia said to contemplate q
lsctutlug tour In Great nri.aln.
Patti IL now going ths rounds Of the En-
gllsh cities, prior to 4es departure for Milan.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps now novel, The
Story Of Avis, IL said 10 10 tho worx of hcz ite.
III. ondinot, the distinguished French
sfttst has determined 70 remain In Boston during
tha cunning w!utsr.
drcen'a t' History Of the English People"
tho library work Into which he has sxpanded biz
''slort History "-wlll be comprised In four
so!Ancs, Ut Which two will b. published shis
aea4on.
1t Is only two moushs since the death Of
Tbs millionaire Blanc, director Of shn great gam.
bling establishment Al Mouacu, and now co.nes shs
announcement that hIa MIcssssor, stsmtsJ, has
Just died Of apoplexy.
1legsrs. Roberts Brothers have already
been Obliged 10 20 10 press with second edition u
As. PIetce's Acmals and Letters Of Charles
Sumner" which will not bs published, ptobsalY,
bsfose tho dsss week tu Nossmbes.
An Oregon Newspaper contains this para.
graph; va great lot Of youug ladies welcomed
Gen. Sherman At Albany. The old waFFloF ~eps
right In and kissed tho whole Of them, Wills h!s
son, 4 cowsfa!J young fellow who had usvss besa
through the wsfs, stood back sna Tucked sheep4sh-
1y on"
The Boston Public Library Trustees are
mAkiay hut slow progress In the choos,ng of sue
cessoE to Libsastu justln Wtn4or. sanael Ellos
dectaes tbs oalce. and among thu nancs rasn'
toned ata Psof. John Flake, Of Ilarssr4; NJ
Hpo6oEd, Congressional Librarian u Washington
y. b. sAnboFu. Jamts 7. FislIs, aud Ifsary Cabot
Lodge. lats VI The North Atstsr.eoa KsrNv.
4 correspondent Of the New York Posf
writes Of tho word lympAthc: ''As expressive Of
in4tnIty. II VIA largely used BY the Latin writer's
This aAs of tho word has nsvet obtatued in English
literature except among q few Latlnikel writer's.
and tho tsnse Of 'watcry, charged With s4asou'
huUoss. has alons been preserved. From this
physiological idea has atiseu ths mental spplea'
tton Ut slow. dull nearly stled 70 'phlsE.
matte thu sssar4a OF 'nsrvaus,' 'actt1ss'
alerk'"
, 1877-10-23

The Journal says that within few years
person connected with The THtnuxa Iuoy
Journal ofllceholder) WIS Representative In
the Legislature; md, re may add, made good
member. But since tho Journal went into Office.
grabbing as business, TUE TRIBUNE stepped
nsIde, anu no one connected With It occupIe,
any official position.
, 1877-10-23
SPANISH COMMERCIAL RELATIONS.

Spain Of tho causes tint hive led the united
states Government TO impose einercutin1
charge of 60 cents ton unon Spanis}, vos,
sells trading in American waters. ia yorv nh.
surL Every official connected with Tho
Spanish Government, and every snanisf
merchant who deals with the United statcs
or Cuba, understands tho situation tboronch-
". Itis notorious that TIM gnan,eh f,ov.p,,
tucnt has alvays pursucd a ,1iscrim;nat;v,
rolicy towards tho United Statoa with ,efor-
ence TO TRADE with Cuba and Porto Rico 4
desire 10 avoid foreign combinations boa ;n-
duced the varions Adm,nistrat,ons - snt,n,, s ~;
tn snnnish ertortion and ,acr;n,not;on , -.;,,'
| a rroohnesa ~ nro,ost ,,,ot ,.. 80. s,,.aa.
nua,1lan,,nons, II ia nosaIh1o t,.t ,1,a x.ao.
Ion Wa- ~ .bo pa,,a,,,os 49,, 49, ~ ~
nest,o conn1,c.t,ors ,rou;nn -. y, =.
boyo noa.rn,,od n ~a,tonina ,r;.,' @ CO.. c. ~
brt u :. limo ,ho.o .,sar,s H.. '
, 1877-10-23

A Boston Society for tho Advancement Of
Civilization discovers TINT business Is piracy
Government coercion, and churches brother.
hoods OF thieves. Tho enhancement Of ciytl.
ization" " on this basis probably means tAs pcr.
petuatton Of fdtocy,
, 1877-10-23

Speaking Of GAgzlELp's explanation Of tho
Ohio defeat aud blu d1sp0sitioa IL basu It On tho
paralyziug Influence Ut the CIytl-Sergce order,
which kept politicians out Of tho fFaraz, tho
Cincinnati CosnhxFrla& observes:
These statsa.snts. II tFus. show to what az.
tent OUT p9Iiiles have boconls dsh4rcaea by The
o0acehol1sxs, aAd tustlff ths PsVstd4nts eouxa4a
, 1877-10-23

Gen. McckEIIAN, tho cosmopolitan caudl.
date for Governor OF New Jersey, has cstab-
llshcd Ills political headquarters Ia New York
City. This docs not raise Tho question OF citl.
zcnshlp SO much a. It provides refuge for thu
baskets Of fragments that will 10 swept up alte,
Tho eterftnn
, 1877-10-23

In order to keep up with thu march Of tublIee
cvcnts, tho various gentlemen through tho
country under sentence of strapgulatfou pro-
DOSE a centennial celebration Of the death d
blal, ANDRE,
, 1877-10-23

The policy Of sending m 1rtshmau TO Wash
ington as correspondent will receive promp
indorsementfro from oil wcll-regu!ated newspapers.
Tho ss. Louis Gfooe- Democrat lcarns from Ut.
MccuLLAoL1 TINT "thc rapproeh<nssnl between
tue President and the Republican party beRtns
to aasuInc the appearance Ut MI ff&e,.x eort'l1kn
, 1877-10-23

An exchange observes: When tho subsidy
and imitation questions drop upon tho harmo-
nlous Democracy in Congress. tho party will
discover cloud or two in the political heavens,
with faint lntlnntions Of a cyclone by 1881
, 1877-10-23

Mi. ". ". Ngvts, nho succeeds Col. Fon.,v
In tho control OF the Philadelphia press, Tim.
defines his position ~ fence ut r,t.irltcr:
Wc do not stand committed IN the sun,,o,. ~ a..
Administration OF natfnnai afgalrA bY pro.,t.sns: ":
HAYES, netther are w1 committed nsatnr, h y.
dn not ftana cunnltcd 10 the 1Hrpurt uf tho IL
mlns'sFatton OF t}oF. llAnTnAxTr ln The co,utnnn.
mt etan committed TO tho support Of the Aunlet
jul Administration Of Mayor SroKaEr, nor nrs ~.
committed against H. NV "s
And he adduces a. the rcnson Of this s,r.]d,.
"tl'e Independence Of positive conytvtfon M,
tho freedom from tho embarrassing control n,
capital. Or Of fndfsercct political or corpor,t.
nfII1iatfon,n
, 1877-10-23

The Republican Convention today will make
spoon or spoil horn. Dy which observation
We mean that theY eau nominate ticket tha!
will bc elected, or they may make ono that will
crush their party In defeat.
, 1877-10-23

Onc could scarcely cxpuct much OF civilized
treatment from M Indian Who appeared beiors
Commission from "tho councIl Of my nj.
ton" wearing IA quiet, tronlcai smilc."
, 1877-10-23
Silver AND TuE PUBLIC DEBT.

Aao ohly hateflhl oo1ectloh 1hat LAS beoh
over urged against The romonet1zation Of the
sli7ef aol'af IS snat s'nce 1919 tho value Of
silver mas decllnea, anu that TO recoin 1t and
mage !. leea1.tonaer as 'fs present ratio
with gola would oe al 'n1natico to the pub
no creator. upon thn point have been
fnng the ehaages OF bad faith, rcpudfation,
and V1oIation OF national honor. There ii,
o"' s t;,I ~ ,1r' ,1m ou'.e..o"' .. 1n'
so'u"se .,' ~ ~ sn'e1 u''lss 'aa ''s 'es'oFa-
-ou 80 ,eeA','euuoi W.. ',o'"'e no con'faes'
seae. :,.' ~ .np'so "'Sa 1uo pap'' s'eo'.-
w. ~; ,sAst pe4sou7, o'eu u s"ch
. - ,.a,, 1 ,n.a ~ nnpieu ,o.o ~ W Ho.ln .esa
go - ss. 49,, '. o. "o1o ~ .o''. ~ tae UNI
' ,.s,. -. D.1 e' epoAaA ~ ~ ~. i'sels
p' Auu' o,oa - :. ea,'s ~, Sno'.'o ~ ,ess
sA"a 10 Ao4.s' '"uv' ~, ~ "'' f0n'"'n so o''1
1.,A,1 s 'i.1e' -., tae pase"se VI ~" r.
as ''4e Nuo A.'ao'.n'oH -. 'ns 'tee
.oeo wv sAe, uo.At ~. ,s W.. ~ oaeo' ~
oponns 10" aln nAo'' "ln''oo oaiy W tne
."pa,''' ~. =, ."o .nns' ""'e .ne eoees OF ta1s-
s ~ ~, ."'ao " ~. ,,, ",es@' 20 po'n1 "nefe
.I',. as s''e. ao.l.e. "in w e'laM 10 tao golu
A,. -, NV ns'' ,aa' ",''es s.'A1'
.e''ea ~. .uo '''4.o l'ot oanee 'n1s II naa "hen
~ aa' eoln"se 81 'ho ast'cr ool'aF WIS aoonshed.
A"ou s4' H,'so' "o'l't ""s ~ofth over lol
, eon's ~ eo't; "neh a''Ser sna'l reach mat
s'ma' u, "s"''' 'uo co'nase VI me SILVER dollar
sal seAse' ol ~ "e'sn1 mass DO reduced
t4o4A A"''o - '"'o' W " so'o III 100 OF
s..N", o, ~ ~ e''o' "a'e1 ~ 'no i1thcn
0'4n''"''' -.
ING question: however, at present is tho
n'offaltY o. coming silver dollars Of tho old
a1anuafd weight wh'ie silver a. metal fs
worth less than It was when the dott was
contracted All tho dobt OF the United
states payable in metallic money Is by OK
press A''pola''on payable IN coin and not, as
IS supposed. IN 6oId. Ihat gold has been
Inc com eoheraily tn use IN tho United States
rs q lcgol-tender IL true, because tho gold
dollar was worth less than tho silver dollar,
aas' Was taefetofo tho cheaper or inferior
money fs!ot 10 laa+ eu7er was tho cheaper
money ano III genera ose' In TINT year
congress aooascd the gold coin by reducing
Tue "eignt ot pure gold IN tho gold coins,
ana gosa oecat7o 'ae cheaper coin anu SUPER
aee'e.. too s'1'er' congress then adopted the
Practice OF every nation Of tho earth unaor
l'he c'lcu,'s'"oees' a''a pala 'ta den1 IN that
CON |n'oa was 'oe 'eas' valuable aud which
naa y n~ 5euocea oelo~ the salus OF the
o'nss' 1o'o cont'nuea 70 bs tue cheaper coin
ito,u ~ 1905 un''i 'o'o' aoa was she com gen"
esa'!y ufeo ~ 'no Government and by tho
Paoi1o III w., w. ''ai'.8'''ons requiring payments
ran fnG4
, 1877-10-23

In t'lese ttucs Of political complications peo-
pie will not b. surprised to learn TINT CnAnIsr
Ross converted himself into u dark horse to run
for the State Senate In New York district.
, 1877-10-23

It Is by no means unfair that New York should
recapTocatc the kAedlyc'a preseut OF a shl1
lnonulaent, aud send over Sunset Coz.
, 1877-10-23
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

Cit: ARatAkEEst Union SO. ll,-spectsi nnecifnE
1tet'tty etranY. tlrt -. Mt o'clock, at 43 SurtE
IiAfkst; S"r GHlon sensthrI isvted 10 hc nftarns.
tif ;st uf tEr ny strike IT tt GtssrmR Of Sew
1ok. lsY uf.!er of the lizard vi UHcrfs,
, 1877-10-23

nteFtckrr'x Theatre.
STsdIfon street. between state and Dearborn. En-.
FaFcmrnt Of John r. Raymond. ''Ntskt." Mes.
dsmes Don. 6tonca ETC.: Mes*rs tiaympnd. Lcarocx.
exc.