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The New York herald., 1877-08-25

From our reports this morning Ute probabiliHes
Ere that Tie ,eea1her u. NesO York today sciu Be
Tightly cooler aud partly cloudy or fair.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

The PULLMAN PALACE CARS are making,
through the Kentucky Court Of Chancery, trip
which promises to be neither pleasant nor profit
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

Mn. CARTwRIGHTs HANDSOME BEQUEsT to the
College of Physicians is u gift in the right
direction
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

WHAT Do CANADA's war preparations mean :
The erection Of large artillery ammunition
depot looks as if she expected something or
ofhar
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

THE ESTABLISHMENT of line Of stages to the
Grand Central Depot is the result OF letter in
our Complaint Book and of the well directed
enterprise of the New York Elevated Railroad
Company.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY's many friends will re-
gret to hear Of his serious illness. His recovery
is considered hopeless.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

SECRETARY MCCRARY contradcts the foolish
story that the administration is considering
project to increase the army for the purpose OF
giving ex-Confederate officers positions 1t was
hardly necessary.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

SENATOR MORTON, we are glad to hear, is now
pronounced out of danger by his physicians.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

CHICAGO fall trade outlook is exceedingly en-
couraging.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

The HERALD WiH be sent TO any address, free of
postage, for One Dollar per- month.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
WITH SUPPLEMENT

NEW YORK. SATURDAY. AUGUST s5. 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25

This is precise statement Of the facts as
they existed four months ago, and the ques-
ton whether the city deposits OF the country
banks are to be reckoned as n surplus re-
serve is so near an approach to a cavil that 1t
is not worth discussing. They are certainly
q resource in excess of the legal reserve ; q
provision for meeting the demands of de-
positors beyond thai required by law. Mr.
Sherman was right in substance, though
not technically accurate in expression. and
, 1877-09-15

Tho long-wfnaed md complicated prose.
ctttion OF P1sszx, tile Government officer
guilty Of all sorts OF ttluc,nry ra*cality at
San Francisco, took OH M additional phase
yesterday, in tho finding Of four indictments
ngninst him, his alroaly oncrona b,s,lcn If
bail being weighted will, nn o1.ra s:,,tsW on
eacls of the four indictments. 4 divorced
wlfe of tho accused man haa published I.
letter unveiling tho most reri,1sive sleprnvi-
tics In the mans nntnre, md revealing the
utterly fraudulent character Of tho most
salient features Of hfa dcfeuse,
, 1877-09-15

In another portion of tllis iHsuo will be
found curaory account Of thu famine in
lndia. It is believed BY reliabls judges TINT
this calamity III the most destructive blow
which has ever been aimed at tho human
race sincs the beginning Of secular history.
The gig"ntic Efforts Of an opulent Govern
ment haYc bocn incapable Of turning tho
trend Of tho gaunt monster, and 1t is known
that, since the beginning Of tho suffering
nris'ng from tho blight Of Inst year;s crop,
boo.oO0 unfortunate people have succumbed
nudcr tho ''alcnt but resistless sap" OF
stern starvation.
, 1877-09-15

The Chicago pr,h!ucc markets were again irrecu.
lar yfatcttlaY, nn,t grain was weak. Mesa ppsk
closed 2'.c l'cs hrI higher, 1t Sl!.iat5 cash ami
ST.. o5Sbl2.o7!s srlcs Inc year. l.ar clurci H,G1
&c per l00 lb* higher. Ut $a.71iiG1S.S5 castL md
ST. o1lh. .U7.s teller the year. Ment. cIotc ca~Icr
NJ 1c pet d for ioata shoulders anil &c for Ito rhoft
ribs. Lake frclshts hrmcr, t ,:ic tur corn tn
l'naalo l!ghwincs were rtta,ly, At II. OF per gal
lon. Flour was In fair demand ana steady. WHEAT
closed tic luwcr, ut Sl.uUta for September aud
Sl.ot!i for uctubcr. turn closed &c lower, Al
4a!,c for September and 4Jtic for October. s}ats
cfoscd &c lower, at t+c cash aud n4.sc for Octo-
her. Rye was .4c iuwcr, At h1!ic. Harley closcd
1siaSoc lover III ttt4c cash mia tic Tor uctubcE
Hugs were "ctise md 1uG4.0c tis.lor. clo.lng At
$i.D0st5. TO- Cattle were quiet and weak. with
faIcs al s.. 33sid}.05 sierp ncrB In deusanh Ut
50. .afk4.o0. one hundred LuiIarh IN suiu would
buy $1O3.25 In grccnbacks At The ctorc.
, 1877-09-15

Tho London l'a,,ors, ~ may 10 seen by
clippings lru'n them in another column,
generally leau TO the opinion That alAos1Auoy
l''s m"lo gr"'o blunder in permitting the
Due ns l'aooLsE to n,artysizc GAmuEryA.
The extraordinary tyranny exhibited Ii, the
institution of criminal proceedings ngainst .
nan acting clearly within the most con.
s:rictcd Of constitutional limits must. it in
believed. exert n powerful inliuopco In al.
vauci''G: tho fortunes Ut u champion Of lib
crty SD attacked.
, 1877-09-15

1t is proposed to look into tho tloinga OF
the secrot-seryjco Division Of Tho Treasury
Department little n,ore sharply than ha.
beon TIM case heretofore, and to put a stop
I" ccrsnin kinds of detective wurk whic!. hns
beon done without tho knowledge OF thu
Secretnry. There hRvc bucn abuses Ia tho
work Ut tho Special Agents III well, mud
notwithstanding alcConutcx will head q
Commission TO straighten oat tho objection.
ah'e features in both these brnuches of tho
service,
, 1877-09-15

Fremont, O., was crowded from fence to
fence with people visiting that town to wit
Hess tho ceremonies attending tue reunion Of
the Presidents old regiment, Tho Twenty
third Ohio. Several big guns beside tho
President were present, among whom were
Secretary McCRAnT and Gsns. SHERIDAN
and nosxcsAsz. The many battles Of the
regiment wers fought over again, happily
without the disastrous results which A.
tended the Original sctions. President
HAYES goes u Cincinnati to-day, and On
Mouaay will give the Louisvillians chance
to exhibit their hospitality.
, 1877-09-15

we PRINT HoFeral communications on
thas important question. Ono Of those IL
from New York City, and tho writer has
progressed Tar enough to discover that n
loan made IN Illinois on roal cstata ought not
10 20 ta3abao IN Nc" York, though the porson
making tho loan resides there. That Is tho
case OF A1nFAASn precisely, and "1t. g. r."
te'orsea the decision Of tho Connecticut
Court. He thinks. however, that whom a
bond Is given to man In New York for
money used IN business in Chicago, the Now
ioFRes must ne taxed because tho Chicago
merchant IL allowed to deduct what he owea
from tho taxabla yalue Of tho goods In which
be Las invested tho borrowed money. This
is an error. Ths State OF Illinois, and we
suppose all othar 6tatcs, taxes tho property
"herever 1t Is found. aud takes no notice
whothcr It Is paid for Or not. Property and
not persons arc taxed, and no deductions arc
matse in the taxablo valuations Of
tangible visible property because Of
any Indebtedness Oh tho port OF lhe
person IN whose possession 1t 1nny be found.
30 our Now York correspondent will see
that Ills fear that the money loaned here 1uay
escape taxation altogether is groundleas
Whllo wo are criticising tho Inv OF Counso.
tlcat, "o do not wish to ID understood as
considering the laws Of this State as perfect.
Our ttesenuo Inv provides for double tara.
uon' ont 1t confines II within the limits Of
the stato. For instance, IL Joxks owua a
horse which lie sells to Su1rH, taking sM1yus
noto therefor for 800, payabta In ona vaar
, 1877-09-15

The frst Of series Of letters from Mr. o.
G. Gtbus, Of this city. u printed this morn.
lug, in pursuance Of N arrangement whereby
Mr. Guns is 10 furnish the readers Of Tux
TnDuxE with accurate aud reliable informa.
tiou concerning the agricultural attractions
Of Arknusas aud Texas. To the people of
Chicago, by whom he Is extensively k1oun
md invariably respected, it Is not necessary
to say that whatever Mr. GmAs contributes
Is the result Of hia tour Of investigation can
bs implicitly relied upon ~ In As iatszsst
, 1877-09-15

Tho nrl.itt in Aria Minor iro reuortcd M
bo'ns still Inactive. According to Turkish
reports tho kn>sinna hayu rctroAtcL from
Artla!la'' mud frllsu bacls 10 stronger posi-
ton. There Is }ittie prospect that my cyout
OF signiticanca will tranapiro iu that quarter
for solne titile to came.
, 1877-09-15

AL notable Biyns CONCUR in TIM f1nftcrinn
prospect for tho improvement Of businnxa
which hns been held out by tho coinc;f1enco
OF m abundant harvest In ths Vest and nm
exceptional demand for broadstutfs ! IN E,rono
Neither ono without tho other woutf, ,,avo
been Of ,naterial assistance to the country ot
1ar0o. As it In. II IN now n]m,,at n, ot,ao1,,to
oor.ainty TINT tho farmers will receive for thor
crur all that they Lavo counted on: It will
put them in funds to rcduco their indebted.
ncss, lay in larger stocks than thov h,vo
beon abo to indulge themselves with for
,nur,y years; the fhrmerH will s1,orc tbo;r
prosperity will. tho cnt,ntry merchants. md
tho country merchants with tho citv MIR,
chants. Tho capitalists will regain contidoncc
rs thoy rcceivo their interest mil uroffor. ri
money past due, Their anxiety To ,,onr,1
whit tlloy laye wilt rive wsy to MI uur,ty
to jncrcaso It. md thoy wifi .epxe ,o In W.
tj,no.ous about investment. Tho bants .,,-
couroged ty tho growth Of srchonoh w;1,
becou,o mora liboral md finnish t,,e fur,1s
Of which they lnye abundance NJ ,,,.,r .,,,n'
mantt, necessary f,,r nh thu ,,,s,.s. ,,a,,n.,1,
Of Tho time. '''''''''
II Is almost certs,r ,h., Tho ,,s,...,n
,ova m, lson ,n;su,,,,r,h..a.,, " .,a'' ...,
Inn Of iuuroy.,nent IL too ,,rivoruoit,, ,.s,t .
f,s,e,, 10 ho ,1cco,,,;ro In i,as,. ~ .,,a ~
,rov.r,ent ia ,oo r,,o, su, sn,s.an,,., ~ ~ Nv ~ " ~
.irl,,,ive. M,,u in Ill e,u,;,ion, s,,.,, ~ ~
elnt,n1 IN IL. io,,,,~av r.,,.h H.. ~
orrs.cd tbar for tw, ~ ,,,r.s n.,.. .,sI. ~
;rh, no,,;t ~ ,-o.t;n, ,.;,, ".osa | ~ - Fs9' .s
r...L... - e.. ~'0o ~ ~ '"o
, 1877-09-15
Greenbacks At tho New York Stock E1-
chnngo yesterday closed ut uG5.

It is now htated tint tho dcfalcationK of
PAnsoSs, tho absconaing Stayor Of l,nrIing-
ton, H., will aggregate $tltN,u0o, Of which
tho bunk ii short $at'.OU3, tho School Dis-
trict s:;, ,OtN', an.l numerous other interests
the reI1]nl1.t[cr
, 1877-09-15

Tho international rifle contest at Crced
moor ended yesterday in victory for tho
American lcam l,y score OF ;,,JJi to g. o!a,
IA minority OF =: Joints. Tho superiority
of the American lun1k4nen wns especially
noticeable in tho l, ,tAn.ynrds rnnge,
, 1877-09-15


enemies on tho battlefield nor tl,s later cue
mics who helped to plumber l,is State aftc
tile War. In grnsring the haud of fellow.
ship that waa extended to him, there was
mnnly assertion Of aolf-respect in justifyinf
the sincerity of tho motives which actuatcf
him and others like him In Tho War Of TIL
Rebellion, while ooncetling eJual purity ol
pnFposo to those who were opposed 10 him.
The spirit and tone OF 1,ia address, recall re.
mark recently made by Con. JOE HAw1EY,
who said, II find no trouble In getting nlong
with Confederate soldiers" and added,
"When VIC Gnt1 men who iirs mp to their
fdeas Of honor and right, wo shouldn't expect
them to get down on their knees nor ask
them to take hack anything"
There can be little doubt that men like
WADE HAMPTON in tho South have dcvelopc,l
astronger sentiment Of nationality thau c.cr
existed In that section before the War, and
that their struggle Of late years has been for
local self-goTernment against carpct-baggors
who had plnntlered them, and not agninst
tho Union, tho Constitution or its amend.
inents. There wers two things cited by Gen.
HAMPTON which strongly confirm This view
OF the Southern complications, viz. ~ The
conduct Of the Southern membors Of Con.
gresa in honorably slhering TO tho Con-
gressfonal compact for counting tho Electoral
vote, and openly ,liacousaging the efforts Of
certain Northern Democrats to rrcciritate
revolution In tho Arat instance, nnd after
wards to brcnk their compact by flibuater-
ing; aud (2) tho peaceful and sympathetic
attitude Of the South during tho recent rail.
way strike and labor troubles nt tue North,
when the Southern States made libaral
protfers Of volunteers and aid in behalf Of
law and order. These wero practical evil
tlences Of fellowship and common nation
ality which should not DO forgotten.
Thera Ia ono circumstance connected with
Gen. HMrTos's visit which points a moral.
I1o received several anonymous communion.
sions, Of which the following In specimen;
fou darncd old 1tcbcf It you or any Of your
strips come to Rockford 10 make pnb1lc speech.
you may expect to so back In d box. There arc 100
other veterans besides mysclf who hare constituted
themselves committee to thnt effect. 4 word 10
tho wlso.
Had Northern Republican visited tho
South on a mission sinlilar TO that which
brought Gov. HAMPTON to illinois, md had
lie received threats of this ss,no kind, there
is no doubt that tho implacablo newspapers
OF the North would have Giren them ourren-
cy A. significant Of the spirit and disposition
Of the Southern people. It may be TINT tho
e1srome newspapers at tho South will repro.
duca this lotte. na a simple Of tho Northern
sentiment towarl tho Southern people, not
1vithsfarf1fno How RI r,,rp,o,,t. .r..,.u. -, .
, 1877-09-15

The Dnnkcrs' Association wonnd up ita
aflnlrs for Tho ycnr yesterday, and adjourned
siAe htr. first hnying protested ngniust any
taxation of National Hunks by tho Gcnoral
Government except TINT on circulation, and
setting forth tho need Of IL cl,ango in tho
system of State taxation whereby National
l'ank property will 10 assessed on tho same
footing III osl,rr taxable values,
, 1877-09-15
THE WhR IN EUROPE,

| not III themselves important. II theY dc
/ mol lend tho wny 10 speedy capitulation ol
tho town mil tho shattcring Of OsMAN'e
ar1ny. they will ho usclcsa There IL no rem.
son ~. yet to suppose that anything t.ccisive
f,ns been accomplished. It In tr,e that The
gallant young S1onELorr-who at II Ia q
Major.Genotnl and tho most tla.laing cavalry
officer in t4c aervcc--l,as carried ono of the
retloubt.; bnt this victory merely gives him
n vnntnge-Cro,lntl from which Ia attack thc
Other works in tho same way, or by regular
process Of siege. Tho situation in Bulgaria
is too critical to ndmit Of tlelny. Pleyna
must 10 taken md OsMAN beaten at once, or
tho issHo OF tho campaign bo indefinitely
postponed. Tho Russians attested their
consciousness Of this fact when they resolved
to carry the GrivicA redoubt By storm,
aud hurled regiment after regiment
againss tho fntronchcd lines Of tho
Turks. Tho Turks met them with
vol!eys from tho repeating rifles, and tho loss
Of ltfo WIS, accortling to the precedonts OF
this war. very great. II is admitted that
5000 were wounded, and II will not bo sur
pr1s'ng II later returns shall show that as
many wore killed. Victory came to the Rus
slaua Mt last when they lad almost aban-
doned hope, lato In tho evening, md after
tho Emperor h'Ld left the field. This victory.
in order TO be valuable, must be followed
immediately by similar attacks on tue remain.
Ing reloabts, ana similar succcsses It will
not DO enough to hold 0suAx in check at
Plevna; he must bo crushed nt once, or tho
fate Of the campaign will DO decided on an.
other field.
The reason why the Russians arc in haste.
and why they ueed 10 bo in haste, is that
they ars throatencd ontho flank by Mruxxxr
ALI, who with tile Rasgrad army tlroye tho
Czarowitch from tho Lon to tho Jantra, and
was only checked at Bicla by strong rein
forccments, diverted from their original lies.
nAtion Mt Flovna to neot the new danger.
If a1EnEMEr All had benton tho Czarowitch
md fallon on tho Grand Duke NICHOLAS, M
Ito WIS very near doing, tue story of thu
Russian ca1npnign for thia year, Mt lcaat.
woufl havo bccn concluded. Il vas essen.
tia1 to tho Russian cause TINT ho sbou1d ba
driven back. lie las been driven back.
thanks To tho roinforcemeuts but 10 has not
boon whipped; ind he 1nay, at any mt,.
inont, offer battle to tho Czarowitch with thu
desperate purpose of cutting bis wav
through to Ployua and cTccting junction
with OsMAx.
There IL ono other arn,y that should not
DO left out OF tho account in study of tho
situation. Nothing has been Acay1i from
SuLElxAs pasha for several days, Tho Inst
reports represented him as boing still in tho
Schlpka rnss, Int thero has boon a sudden
and total cessation OF operations In TINT
neighboshood, a'nl It 1nny be, my, IL is
probable, that tho bulk NJ Ills army has been
withdrawn. II l,e should crosa tho Ro,kon,
, 1877-09-15

The disoouraging facts that Turkey aud
Russts have appealed 10 arms for tho arbitra-
msnt Of their disputes, and that Europe IL
uastaaaisd hy other dissensions moro likslx
, 1877-09-15

Tho Lincoln fNcb) Journal snms n, -
growth md progress OF Nebraska In ~, A. ~ .ae
lowing enthusiastic terms: to'
The. population of Nebraska IA abont nv, oo.
4n, dM1lhx thc Ia4t aftccn wears. our l'conlc sS
nnt w. 90O iIousct, bctldcs ttug-nnt5 MI nae Tnne
snsseyed over 49, G,v t aercs nf public ian. r;
nhea nnI organized seventy Ayo counl,c.. ees as'
a!saetc" over 0o miles Of railroads. hullt IT,: In.
H'u connected by o. 900 nea Of Hfpsnea s,
roaue; catn9ltshetl anu rulllslch 0see lo, ns uos
pabass; eai!t = 600 o.houscs, q Stnic. i"usss'
state University. Normal SCHOOL, In,anc ~,
!nn', Hlin't Institute. Deaf nnd Dumb instlta,.' az
, 1877-09-15
PERSONAL.

l ---NE4-A-
PERSONAL.
"Admiral" sommes left a eon ana .
daughter. both Of whom lvo In Memphis, Tenn.
Horace Whites ntticlo on ",The Tariff at1
| the flnsd Timcs" will appear IN tho Ca,a,v -.
| October. ''S W
smalley, London correspondent Of n.
hew York Tribune, constantly putrs tho p,o,,,.
ton policy. Docs he not know that lioracs fr...
| 10y Ia deadf o'ss'
The New York Ertniag Post says Of III,
uamocf@a trial: "Tho Do Dsoglio Goyctnm.,,
haa dono moro than rualn him msrtyr: II h..
apotheonxed him." Wv
1ho twonty-fourth scason Of tho Dos.on
Thcas'e began Wednesday night. For the ,j,h
consecutive sitne, Sir. +. g. Chanfrau haI n.
honof Of opening the house.
Tho report Of Justin McCart',y'a tlcatl, VA,
probably owing to tho fact that Thomas Fr.no,
Mccarthy, wefa.known London journalist. dl.d
suddenly about three weeks axo.
The citizens Of AIlnneapolisproposo to pi,.
Col. Bill King homestead in recognition ot n,
many valuable services 10 that city. Tho racitt
Mall Company ought to sahscribc.
Lucy Stono has boon travelling. md sA.
rcmsFks severely that 1t Ia astonishing low nrn 1,
tho work once supposed to be appropriate ,ot
women. such ~ dnsttug tho cars washing II,
Windows, etc. M
MIR. Atk1nson, Miss blnrtinea,,s atbcisljs
irlcnd, hhs thousand Of her letters, and If /,
hopcd that ne will print eonlc Of thstn at 1cat II
he3 psohtbaton IN regard to her lctpts Jid nut 81,
tend to thoae In his possession.
Lawrence Darrott will t1i.couruo -, ur.
rest from nm Acto,,. poInt -, ,,,..." w sH
bcr Go.aru. II ia 10 ho bor,,, ha .,,, !" .ae 'sN
Alrcs's exceclIuolv tr,to mi air, I"'ts ~.
With somo Of ths scxe,ttv # ac.r,xn. ''''
~, ''@sss''s''
.zournol ..x. ~, 49, s,,.I''''.' u"s " !>"9M'
King sayci thc Tho,o. .c"..,s, ~ . sa''a 'e'
incorrect. thonob Mr. XIV -. t...,.. tm.a
bv .cxc,,, in-.,a a.'I,.aa' va, '"'y appreciated
make that summer. "A'''" aSa'
,r,.. .,
4"o eons1eghslon OF London Church
nAvc pe1lnoaea tho bishop OF diocese to remote
t'e't Wear, necause tno latter gentleman ''ad1o.
eaeA Au'sss'aousn'neat, the lseat Presence, puf,a.
W., ~" ""Je's !oF lao aeaa' MD aldo becaase
nc n.o e1eommanacatcds paElahtoner
4ho october nu'n6or Ut the -Amerinaa Lns
Asrss~ will contain ''PreAfleNtal Eiccilous, "b1
senator Edmanda, Of Vermont. 1t IL mt the Oh.
jeet OF the article to vndcato tho Judgment Of n,
majority or u condemn tho opinion Of tho u,inor,
Of tho Electoral Commtasion, but to p,esyu, ,ur.
se,tion' l.. Tor s''e' change In tho existing 1av
i.., sn.r 'As 'Ss"''sus' VI lug danger "e rseapsf
Tho ltev. Dr.. Dale, OF birmingham, En-.
gland. who ia to deliver The fail course Of 1cc:u,
II tue fale Theological Seminary, arrived In sts
York from Liverpool Tuesday For ruunv yrasau
has been ono Of the leading sptrtts Of ti,rmIn..
han,,-A town which lung aro nlacsu it.clf nt tas
bead OF lborat mud radical movements, bot Ia Re.
, 1877-09-15


ns""e'.'o ..s. ;. "s'.e'o oy ffo1. Won LAB. OF the
o".ss.s''y o. n'ealan' on tue diverse Inter
!Fo%'''1"s o' sno treaty OF extFadition be-
s"'oa "1ea1 britain "ha The United stasea'
mr.. -. ,,.,rG. Fl. :......:..
va bsa snn. s .a,,.s,." ~ .S..'sa ns.sostr 11oN'
Inn tto ;,ahstn. T., 49, rn.m"s.ta: ~ s't,o ~,
T., ~ 80. ~, ~, =. n,sa.A
a,o.,,... - r:.st.. a.
y. - o44te'niI"'i' "e1'feEeo hPeech
Oh inc financial question, and especially on
! silver, which seems to have ahaken tho Com
| ynntion In ali ita narta II ,vsa oo,,,,rooo.
! t;or ~ .,.. ...,.
~ 4'o" ~ e"nao ~8etaet ~ 'oAs such
| actfon as would impross the country with the
idea that the moral, political. mud financial
| salyntion of tim nntion aud of tho ,,an,to IL
| nonf1o1 ~, ~. ..,,,t....,... 49,, ,.tn, w
IT." ~ oo'7Aat'o.' "'u l'eotio't'on,
| "'talA tne enottest posaiblo tlnlct OF every
form OF currency except gold coin, and con-
ae9nently the payment Of every form of
! f1eht t,,,1,,to oY.i r-,~,t. ., a. t.,-
- =, t..H, 49, -, avg ''"" 'ao .'als'.'c1'o''
- ''' ous'"e<7 AL tne haalo exclusive c1irroh-
| cyi-Gola coin. t1r. URoEsDECKH speech OH
tho subject of silver gcerns to lInve stapoere,1
| the Ct,nvent}o,. n ~. +,,o .,,o,ot, ~
tho ,h1o,t 1..-u.. =. ~. VI, o.. - WV
o ".esS es cia III 'aa oh'tea ota'es' anu
r.. f' s.".o'.'oA " 'uo couatiy'
~ "as NV - caasueate LOT o1lco' nor has ho
o,;.,..., = eo1s'sosae ~ my sonS0. 1he
e1N- ~, p"eo " 'no eon'ehuon' aohl
a. 49,, o,''s ~, ',ls' -. see'us ~ nave oeeh ADAM
,1ard orf1 rao,mro,,t,t;,ra :. 81 u.
~ 4an1. AH. ,ee9,a1Aenuasloas - ~ 10 fesainr-
tion.
l7esotued, That In tho opinIon q, ,h,s A,.ocr..
t,on ,ns es,,, rr,nnn,,on ~ .rert. =" 's n.soe
necessary to tho restoration Of reuera nrosnrrf.v
and social progress throughout tho nation; that tho
senst ~. aro o. eo tho measure Of value rs for.
lahor ,nI ,hat e,n 'cTataa 10
price of al, property which il rcauIfcd to .,inui.,c
enterprise md give psurcr reimbursement to every
asc.ut .aaasY; mat the t"'c has fully como when
ho c,,ara,v rru,n..J viii -. =, Mus ehoala
county arc most favorable to tat end: thut I. ts
essential to tue highest welfare Of tho American
people mat ihesr tfsao aud commerce should Ill
". 49,. .,ssn.. s ossa s.a.ua.a Vi sa'ns which
world nave adopted: that tno General ,esun,t,nu u
Of co!n-payment can b. best securcd and main.
ta'nea ~ the corporation Of Tho Government and
peopo .n'oae, .ae ssene! .! Iho banks. which Ia
lion tho resources Of I'm con1,r, st,,
e1cctualy reached, whether In rn,al,er Or ta"us,
sums' aud ab'otosd Into tho hands Of tho Govern.
nsn.' anu pss,eas poun.tal haEvests and 'nctcas'
nsiIon viii thus eau.rhts y p.ueons Of tho
ths great end can be secured with tho c. oner,,,n"
Of the people By the meAna already provided for by
'am.
A"7 foaoe' VINO notcod tho dobates and
ptoio3oa 1eao'aaona oi tAe hrst days pro-
eoeuABs Will DC moro surprised by WhQt
, 1877-09-15

Scw CffcAED Tkentrt.
Clark *rtrG. n1r1ritr sherman lIn,taf. Havcfiy'4
Nu'res Mr>'.s Aid IYH,au. ,r GAster, Mosnu, etc.
Aflethuu. 4t.i ~ eninE.
, 1877-09-15

Michigan archur, npp'ste A,lAtns strcct. Intel
Etsle lndistrlai EsINtsiitpl, tfaY and rsrnlnR.
, 1877-09-15

As'rfphs 1hrntre.
Monrrr ''re<i tttnrr ri tb"asnrn. ''scousa of tho
rla!n-" Texas Jack. 1S 1t1rkalot, Donald Mckay,
ttr. AtteImv1n a.lI efrttnG.
, 1877-09-15

f'ntt0n'a Oprra.ifouHe.
Monrnc strrrt. lrtwcen :tatn and Dearborn. F1rst
eIR.s "u. ''lr Foul Ut Tho Faulty" Afternoon AIT
tttHIuH.
, 1877-09-15

Randolph tirert. iHsxcpn ctarx snd t.ASae. Eu.
ea.rhrnt Df LawErncr I,aFrrtt Afternoon: itouIcu
a1l Juliet" kscntnH. ''ftctatd ILL.," MtsIAmcs
Eutnlen. Foster. etc.; Me>.r Hartttt, USel, rfice,
ri
, 1877-09-15

nlrS1Ckrr's Tfrntrr.
Matlran strrct. hrtwrrH State aAh Dearborn. En'
sAkrmeht pf t'I~in kjsrt!. Afternoons: "t.aaY sf
Lyum.." t.rhn.: *+lfutns." MeAlanses Dati. l'Flct
1ahnrr, clc; Ntsxrs Ihblh. Wet1ock, feAtaun, cts.