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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

l. h. X WRIGHT. cashier ~ The National Park bank OF
New YORK sleiluY that ht above statement %
'i'' ffsignsl r. h WRIGHT, CAsAl8r.
COrrsct-Attest
/ Ed a %2F1 KELLY directors.
ARTHUR LIAklN
gfis % Y1Ft CTfy NJ Nfn YORK. ff sworn % ana
subscr bel before this Jtl day NJ OCTOBER ~
IT. - WI KIN Notary lu1Ic
Kings County. s. D., And iur y \. eounty.
THE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
L betEeau " d. GEANBERN ana ". b. Bl-lpi, under
tho finn uamc of CRANBERRY co.. j. tbs q ~ ds-pfrt
bv mutual W H. GranbeEy RA alone agh ia lillu
New York Oct G. 1877 ,,
The Banking and BroSerage Business viii BE- continued ~
". H. CRANBERRY, AZ No IA Newest
THE MARIPOSA LAND AND MlNlNG
Il COMPANY. OF CALIfokNiA.
NV NOHE. kepterni er %. 1871.
The Trustees this Company have eyi,d az 81 ~
per the Pre- err ~ ana common 'i".~' pay '' -
his office on or before October 10 ,
After date t Will be delinquent ahd aDe !" oN' -
NJ : ON e1ea ihclff for advertising sale.
NORRIS Il. I'M Assistant secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11

DRPORT of the CONDITION of the Ma
! IA TIDNAL PARK BANK al New York, IA tho
Of York. the o. business The Let day Of
! OCTOBER, 1877
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05
Murder win Out.D

The editor Of the Knoxville Chron-
icle tries with all his might TO endorse
Hayes Southern policy, but his true
feeling will come TO the surface occa.
sionally. The Chronicle of Friday
last, giving an account of the Repub-
lican convention in Iowa, has the fol-
lowing head lines: "The Southern
Policy Scorncd by a Thrce-fourth
Vote" Now you see brother Rule
don't "scprn' the President in his ed
itorials, but what about his head
lines ?
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state w. Naples and MOntgOm
nW

The above case for assault and bat
terry on the person of Louis Guthman,
will be tried before the Mayor ION
Saturday. One point to be decided is,
whether the corporation under its
special charter has any rights or not.
That charter gives the Mayor the
same power and privileges as Justice
of the Peace. The above named per-
sons were brought before him and
gave bond for their appearance on
July 9TH. They were afterwards ar
rested on a Justices warrant and
bound over to court. The law says
no man shall be put in jeopardy for
the same offense twice, and now the
point is, whether the Mayors decis-
ion or the Justices will be the legal
one-thc Mayors action having been
taken first.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

Probably no II preparation has
received so much praise from its pa
irons, nor is so deserving of common
dation as Halls Hair Remover! We
but echo the voice of the millions
who have used it when we pronounce
it the best Hair Dressing in the
world. 1t stands unrivaled. Those
who aIe afflicted with diseases of the
scalp accompanied with itching or il.
ritation, find relief and renewal in
this invaluable remedy. When the
hair is inclined to fall off, a moderate
use of the Remover will strengthen
the roots of the hair, and preserve it,
and it exhibits a tendency to turn
gray it will restore the natural color.
|-Fuuon (Mo.) Telegraph.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

An editor once applied at the door
of Hades for admission. "Well sir"
replied his sable majesty, eve let one
of your profession in here many years
ago, and he kept up a continual row
with his former delinquent subscri-
bers, and as we have more ofthat class
here than any other we have passed
a law prohibiting editors"
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. +. Leatherwood, wife and fam
lily, of Webster, N. c., are on a visit
to their friends adn relatives in this
city.
DR.. Padgctt, of James county, was
in town Monday.
Our young friend, It. II. Galloway,
of Chattanooga, called to see us this
week.
Mr.. Frank w. Carter and Lady
of Fayetteville, are spending a
few weeks in Cleveland with
their friends and kindred.
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M%ONTVALE SPRINGS.
Hack Line and Livery.

have made arrangements with NJ.
Il. Thompson & Co., of the "Palace
Stable" 10 run a daily stage line in
connection with the railroad trains.
Immediately on the arrival Of the
trains at Knoxville, passengers are
transferred 10 light, comfortable
hacks and reach Montvale to supper
They have fine horses and skillful
drivers and will ordinarily make the
trip inside Of two hours. They have
also an ample number of Buggies,
Carriages and fine horses aud we
propose to have a well appointed Liv-
cry for the accommodation of our
guests.
CHAs. s. KISo, Proprietor.
6-2S I'm,
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We have a great many subscribers
who have not paid for their papers
for over a year, and We nov ask them
to remit. We need the money ard
mgst have it. We have to pay cash
for our work, and without cash no
mar can pay. VIII they all pay up 7
Don't ask us TO wait longer. There
is reason in all things.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

The old reliable Boot q Shoe ma
ker, James NJ. Cash, is still at his old
stand on 0coee Street, where he is
ready &ofll all orders for work in the
very best Of stEle and on short no
tice. He guarantees all his work to
stand and give satisfaction. If it
does not he will refund the money.
Give him a call.
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AT the meeting oil the quarter
ly court Monday the following
appropriations were made:
s. II. Day, Co. physician $15 OO
W. II. Curry elk. cost 1925
A. d. Scruggs glass & putty los
S. Reese agent freight 50
J. II. Rucker / RIM. of paper $50
w. G. Day 1 pick 90
G. b. Hays repairs on gates 125
w. ID. Harvery J. L. tax book 30
John Boon j. 7. AZ
II. NJ. Edwards Attorney fec 90
g. T. Bates 500
Record for County register is OO
A. L. Heartsill pauper coffin 90
w. Hartdegen buriels 80
Surguine Johnston & Go. " II so
A. D. Scruggs physician bill 90
Sukey Gaut board bill 300
T. e.. Robertson putting in
glass ! 30
A woman by the namo of May
was declared a pauper and an
appropriation Of IS per month
was made for her benefit. An or
der was made to substitute the
will of d. b. Collins and set it
up.
Samuel L. Green was appoin-
ted guardian for Susan M. Green
James Ravens was appointed
administrator of l.. b. Moore's es-
tate.
The clerk was ordered to amend
the record laying the school tax
at ten cents on the hundred dol
lars.
James Miller was appointed
administrator of estate of Eliza
beth Sprinkle.
Settlements was made with II.
Marler guardian for Mary +. Hy-
singer.
The Jury of review was appoin-
| ted to revive a road between Mrs.
Burk and Miller in tho 10Th dis
trict.
An order was passed to have
the horse racks moved further
from the court house fence.
TUESDAYS WORK.
A petition was granted for a
road in Owl Hollow in White
Oak mountain.
An order was made to keep!shut
the doors of the court house and
Sduires Upton and Hardwick
hold the keys and be responsible
| for the same.
Reuben Leak was released OF
paying poll tax and working
roads on account of being disa-
bled.
The Jurymen were appointed
for the next term Of Circuit
Court.
e. S. Randolph's account for
burying paupers was paid,
amount. 1875
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The county court Monday recinded
its formor order and passed another
to build the new court house fence
where the old one now stands, and to
set the racks back 80 the hungry hOr.
SEES cannot injure the fence.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

The Chattanooga Commercial OF
Sunday hints that some one in this
section has been riding on a rail. Be
careful, Drake-that is n tender
noinf
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A friend in Kansas writes to us to
come there and publish a newspaper
No, We thank you've like your good
old fifty thousand majority Republi'
can State, but there are too many in
juns and gmsshoppers out there.
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"ChIcagO Pitts" Going TO the
GOuntrY.

ANY person wanting the best Thresh-
or in the country should get the
Chica go Pitts" They run the light
est and do the cleaucst work. -. M.
Crow, Agent at Cleveland. Call and
geo, May 81 If
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

The Agricultural Department re-
ports oats in a superior condition in
most of tho Southern States. The
South is finding immunity from loss
in their red rust-proof oats. There
is an increase in clover, especially
in tho South, aal it 10 very marked
in TeXhs.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

Louis Guthman left Tor Atlanta
last week. He has written to a friend
that he is recovering from his inju-
rics. He was not SO badly hurt rs
was first supposed.
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Jack. Crow has sold six threshers
this yea7. lie would have sold more
had he put a picture Of the famous
Chicago Pitts" in the HERALD.
However Jack. is one of these clever
A.y kind offenoEs that will sell you
= nrst-class machine whether he
makes any money ON it or not.
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Reader, beware Of these stingy mer-
chants who advertise 'l:Orn meal"
and "kOle lie" on a board instead Of
a newspaper. They wiz skin a flea
for its hide and tallow.
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Rewnre Of the SwIndIcTs.

Holloway & Co., of New York, who
are advertising "Holloway's Pills y
Ointment" are a lot of thieves. They
refuse to pay their advertising bills.
We caution our readers against them.
June 81, n, ! year.
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Revenue Notice.
TENN

Whereas. | sliced as Special Deputy Collector
for the 2nd District Of TcnDrsccC, two barrelS
and about one gallon OF illicit corn whiskcy,
enc two-horsc wagon, one yoke of oxen, aud
one navy pistol, all seized ~ the property Of
Marion Tillcy, on the 2ist day OF June, lS7i, for
a violation az the Internal Revenue Law Of the
United states. Any person ar persons claim
ing the above described property ART notified
to appear before Joseph A.. Cooper, Collector
for the III District, ut Knoxville, within %
days from this date aud establish or prove their
trited to tis Y s. This june ~. ISL, W
c. G, VEST,
pr. foe SS.-SW. Special Dep. Col.
for III Dist. Of Tenn.
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Fifty sets Of bedsteads at Joseph'f
and wifi be sold twenty five per cent,
less than they can be bought else
where. Special attention called to
the above facts. July 5, If.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

The market is well supplied with
watcrmclons and peaches, but moth
ing but a long range pocket-book can
reach them.
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For Calico's and all other kinds
of dress goods go to Steed's. AL,
so a full stock of Groceries and
notions.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

Mr.. S. g. CASH has established a
Shoe Shop at the house of James
Wells, s. miles west OF Cleveland.
All orders filled promptly.
6-2l.2m,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

Cleveland has a lawyer % who
thinks five hundred dollar bond
more than a thousand dollar bond.
Is no a "pliant" lawyer?
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5000 old papers for sale at this Of
fee at 80 cents per hundred. The very
thing for wrapping paper--cheapeI
than you can buy it elsewhere. II
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

On Monday at one o'clock the Their
mometer stood at 1902 degrees in the
shade, and still it was not cool.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

Surguine & Johnston sell more
goods than any other dry goods
house in town. They attribute the
fact to the cause of the free use OF
printer's ink,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

The young folks better be careful
hon they eat watermelons and Gu
eumbers. They will w up.
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The new court yard iencc will be
finished by Saturday next. Then the
hungry hogs, cows and loafers must
keep out.
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wheat.

Some Of our merchants have
bought new wheat at $l.25. That
will be the opening price this
wear. AS to whether it will rise
or fall it is hard to tell yet.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

Az Repairs for the Chicago Pitts
Threshers are strictly cash. Order
from ]. NJ. Crow before it is too late.
June 6 II.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

The next meeting of the Tennessee
Baptist Convention will be held in
Chattanooga next October, instead
of Morristown as at first settled upon.
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The largest stock of Papers, En-.
velopes and Blank Books eYer in town
stScrugg's Drugstore. Cheap for cash.
June l4th, At.
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A large stock of Diamond, Gold
and Plated Jewelry at Joseph's to
be sold at Eastern prices. july s, If.
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Picture Frames for all size pic
lures made and furnished to order
at Steed's.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

Burgess Bath House is infull rum
ming order. Buy tickets from Bur
gees.
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Just received at Joseph's l gross
of assorted pebble glass spectacles to
suit all ages, at very low figures.
July 5, If.
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Atlanta Markets,

Corn 70 a 70; Wheat $40 a.
$50; Meal rs a IS; Bacon hams
iOcts, shoulders Tets, and sides Q
a. "a; Lard in cans is worth l0cts.
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Once we shed tears and bid
farewell TO the old court yard fence.
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TUFTS PILLS

DIR. Tut, hAs b0en CO.
gAgeS In The Wactics q
medicine thirty years, and
for lime wasdcinun-
EtratOT ~ anatomy in the
siedical College Of GeoT-
ga, hence, persoas using
his Pills have the guarsn-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are Tree from All
quacksy.
lie has succeeded IA
combining in them tho
heretofore shtsgonistu
qualities OF n S~ffSEgiLsH-
fHg, fAIgdiiEr, aHi6 fST-
firing tonic.
Their first apparent 81
feet is TO increase the APP
petite by causing the food
TO properly assimilats,
Thus the system is noug-
ishcd, and by their tonic
action on the digestive Or
gaS, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
The npidily with which
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-07-05

Near Brittsville, Meigs county, June
%, Thomas B. Shinett, O of A. G.
ShiAett, at the age of two years. IL.
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=. p. Kelly Keeps the best Whiskies
and Brandies in town.
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The weather for the past week has
been the warmest of the season.
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Moulding for Picture Frames
at Steed's.
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For fine WHISTLES for medical use
80 to Frank Kelly's.
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rtRssNs 7AzE or TLEsH,
wcYTH THE wElsET n GOLD.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
HnP. 1, ISlS.

Aug. J, 1875.
Dr.. TUT = Dear Sirs
For len years ! have been
a martyrto dyspepsia, Com
stipation, and piles, aud
had well nigh exhausted
the matcfia melica for re-
lief from this living death,
when, by accident, youT
Pills ware Brought TO my
notice. ! began their use,
and the first dose gave me
such rcliefthat continued
10 take them. | am now =
well man, have a good ap-
petite, can digcstwell the
piles have disappeared,
and ! have gained forty
pounds in solid flesh. I
would not be without
them Cor their weigh ~
gold.
XIV. n. /. SINTsoT.
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Buo1x4nghara's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS,

FOR THE WHISPERS.
This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of tho
beard from gray or any other I'M
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and cfTectually produces o per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash of.
Manufactured by r.. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, N. Hon
Doll " all pFussish, sad peSsu wVpatASW.
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The Weekly Herald.

A large stock of Prints just re
ceiyed at Steed's.
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Recorders Report.

REcoRpsRs OFFICE, July %, 1877.
To the Hon. Board of Mayor, AL
dcrmen and citizens Of Cleveland. |
beg leave to submit the following Re
port of the financial condition of the
CORPORATION of Cleveland, on the Both
dav Of June 1877, as shown by my
books and Treasurer OneiPs state
ment.
OUTSTANDING DEBT ON JANUARY THE
9Th, 1877,
as shown by Recorder Tipton's Re
port. Sz|l''oo'
Warrants issued in 1877
II y to June S0th inclusive, 1922 5.
Taxes for 1875 released, 1862.
" 1876 80.40.
q per cent. commission on
$3339.95 allowed Treasurer
Oneil, $500
Total, old and current debt
to date, 3o9O.5''
A large part Of which has been
cancelled during the present year as
follows: .,
Taxes for 1876, collected and paid
into Treasury by A. J. White, Coun-
tv Trustee, 2280.S3
Privileges collected and
paid into Treasury by j.. H..
Rucker, County Clerk, 500.
Privileges and fines collect.
ed and paid into Treasury by
w. L. Sharp, Recorded, 1896
Total amount Of debt paid 2,509.59
Total outstanding debt,
June SOth, 1877, l,38O.8S.
ASSETS AND RESOURCES.
Taxes for 1876 yet uncollectcd 1884.
1873" 1888.
Assessed to Mrs. F, Leeper,
for repairs on Lea street, 40.
Assessed to Mrs. J. j. Leeder
for repairs on Lea street, 4.2O,
Estimated tax for 1877, 100000,
Estimated Revenue tax
balance year from fines, lOO.OO,
Estimated Revenue tax
balance year from privileges, 250.OO,
Balance i'll Treasury, LIZ,
Total Resources, 1861,
By way of explanation it is neces,
sary for me to state that | am ad-
vised by Trustee White, that of the
s953.34 uncollected taxes for 1876
there exists grounds for release of an
amount approximating 100000.
Of the solvency of the S433.38 un,
collected taxes for 1875, 1 am ignor-
ant-yet it az reasonable that neal
one half will prove insolvent. Say
$4,000 thus reducing the present
visible assets $4,000 leaving bal
ance of Sl.466.l1 that may be relied
upon as good and available to meet
the current expenccs of the balance OF
this year and leave the city free from
debt at its close-provided the same
prudent management obtains in the
Board that has characterized its &C
ton hitherto, for it is noteworthy
that though the improvements of the
present year have been liboral they arc
ola permanent character. For instance
there have been built four substan.
tial Bridges supported by over ll2s
cubic feet of solid rock masonry, two
hundred stepping stones furnished al
street crossings and over 500 loads
gravel placed upon the side walks
yet all this has been accomplished
on such an economical basis (grave
costing about / of a dollar per load,
as not to involve the city in a debt
beyond available resources to meet il
at an early day--auch management
will doubtless he appreciated, and
should inspire public confidence and
meet with encouragement. With the
hope that you will pardon mo fol-
this little depression, / have the
pleasure to remain very respectfully
Your Obedient Servant,
w. L. SHARP,
RECORDER.
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LOCAL,

Subscribe for tho HERALD and
make your wife and babies happy.
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Fully Illustrated. Library Sheep. 1000.
CIV O II G ST RI

is now regarded as the standard authority, and
is 80 recommended by Bryant, LongfcllOw,
Whittier. Sumner, Holmes, Irving, winthrop,
Agassiz, Marsh, Henry. Everett, Madn, Quincy,
FELTON,, Hillard, and tho majority Of our most
distinguished scholars, and Is, besides, rccogni-
zcd as authority by the Departments VI our ma
tiOnal Government.
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For neat job Printing call at this Oagde
send your orders. Envelopes, Cargo. Lct
heads, Bill-heads, circulars, and GlsAlis e
kinds, printed on the shortest notie,.
lot Ct the latest style job type Just -
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GET THE STANDARD.

ut ought to be in every Library, also
ia epery Academy and every ScAOot."-
HoN. CHAs. SUMNER.
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They are perfectly
harmless, can be TAX
en- by young or old
without restraint of
diet or occupation.
PRICE 20 CENTS.
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nFPICE,
IS MURRAY STREET,
NEW YOidh.
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Quarterly Court.

At the meeting Of the quarter
ly court Monday the following
appropriations were made:
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

against honor. They can always be depended
upon to keep their faith. unless conscience Is
qurckened into repulsion. But there are
great many Republicans who would have been
placed IN an awkward quandary if the uppleas-
ant issue had been forced upon them. 1t was
tried in Ohio with most disastrous copse-
quences. There is no reason to believe the ex-
pertinent would have worked any better in
New York. As it is the party has done well
enough and has abundant reason to be con-
tented.
Mr.. Morrissey's victory over Schen was a
remarkable chapter in local politics He
must have received number of Republican
votes fully equal to his majority, which was
tritie less than 1000. He has beaten man,
who next to John Kelly is the greatest power
in Tammany Hall, as rich as Cresus and
having the New York Central Railway at his
back. 1t certainly is an extraordinary in
stance of the running qualities of a candidate.
1t is the first time Monissey has ever tried
conclusions with constituency that was sup
posed to be at all nice about the character of
the nominees presented for their suffrages. He
represents district containing mora wealth
Statesl
Now that we have got through with election,
it is to be hoped that public attention will be
awakened to the critical condition of affairs at
Washington, where the propensity to tamper
with the currency is beginning to threaten
danger to the country. Every step Congress
has taken thus far is in the wrong direction.
If the views of the House were to prevail we
should relapse into state of financial uncer-
tainty and distrust that would inevitably
prove destructive of the prosperity of the ma
ton. The Western Democrats are evidently
mad-stark mad, and the Republicans from
that quarter are not much better. Perhaps the
President will have a great opportunity pre-
sented to him of attesting his craftsmanship
before the session is over. If Congress passes
an act repeating the resumption law the chance
of vetoing it will be of inestimable value to the
Executive. Nevertheless trust matters will
not reach that pass. The Senate ought to be
counted upon to interpose and save the Repub-
| lie from the dishonor of breaking its plighttd d
obligation. YARMOUTH