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New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
I'VE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BtFYAO July Receipts to-day 1O54 head for
the thus lar. $50 bead for the time last week.
1926 head Increase for the OF II through
sirnment 3O9cars market quiet and unchanged for Good
and Choice grades others owr coed atendance OF pureas
sales Of Choice Best St2en AZ 81 7j0sj 30 Good
Butchers and Shippers - luasi 7O Medium. S4dR4 30
Light Butcher % 4O6s3 Butchers Cows - lOGS@ 3Oi
Heer - 25Gs3 CO. BRs - 25esS 40 best grades dis
pcs q ~.
week ;hus far 49, 100 head for the time asi week &c.
5rO head through cOnsignn.nts 80 market-prices
down: guOabe % 100 be drcne Ofe ines generally OF
quality sales OF Western Sheep at 80 3OGs4 Common,
S3 iO all Offering, DISPOSED 0i.
today 645 head; for the week thus far.
$3.50 bead i0T the tme last week 1870 head
through cOnsgnmeDts iO8 market rmer. only owing 10
Ught nGppy sac~ Of N0rkcrs Common 10 Ch1ire NJ -30
- 20: Heavy do - 4pd ~ g. sglss all OfrtLR
CWcicO Jniy 2j.-Tae Dr,rrSS Journal reports: lIOGs
Receipts go head shipments 5000 head market tul,
weak AM lower Choice Heavy 81 81 as By sht 81 20
- 40; MiXef, Siafl 20.
g. 2Drsf 50
sHHRr-Tece1ts 200 head Shipment 100 head market
s.rung and active ColpmOn tO Extra, - 9Dasj
EAST fdHfETY. Penn. July .5'ATILE RI cents to-day,
gT4 head % local al Tor three
days U37 heat Of through and ill head Of local stock
ran n prices yese r,iav snd al sold 0uis
HOGs-lseceiUts osav, 4io head total for three day
?is5 "l Grasats - 75asi lOi Yorkers 81 30dsi 80.
suEEr-Recepts to-day. 700 head for days,
T.: D. hrHh none fnf sale prospect fair
~. IuJIs. Julv 2j-iATFif-Naiiv' shipping steers IN
good demand; Trme 10 Chuc" - Gjot5 Fair 10 Good
rasscr. ght lower; steers - 20s3 10 Cows
81 ~ a. - TrCeipt-. LOO head.
HOgS-iiighcr; Workers - lOHTi go Mixed lacking.
~ 9,aSi 20 Butchors' 10 Fancy, 81 2jas 40 receipts
SHrfr-Highcf Good to Choice. So I2aasS 70 receipts,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
rHIRD ROARp-2:3O 2. 81.
THuRsnAY. Jnly 25--p. N.

The conference of railway officials yesterday at
cratoqa seems to have accomplished nothing
.ot n postponement of an inevitable discussion
ssiatve 10 the livestock business This subject
,,rossnts problem full of knotty points which
soonar or later must be satisfactorily solved or
80 70 fight on a traffic which heretofore has es-
sned the cutting of rates during previous The
.olk about an advance IN the rates on grain from
1e n, 10 20 cents either is all talk means that
tha existing fight with the water routes to cease.
snJ the business to be surrendered That the rail-
,rays in the end would save money by such course
"a not 10 be doubted, but in the meantime the
gross earnings would be largely reduced and the
sonipment remain idle
large business to-day was done in stocks, the to-
,.I transactions amounting to 233 300 shares. The
General temper of the market was heavy, and at
times almost approached being panicky. st. Paul
common stock was the prominent feature, the sales
and resales reaching 81 800 shares, at prices rang
ing from 45l2G457s TO 416s. There was a contin-
ned selling of long stock, With some sales for the
short account; the latter, however, being quickly
bought back at the succeeding decline So 1t seems
probabe that, notwithstanding there has been a de-
cline of over Is per cent in week, the short inter
est has not yet become large. The preferred stock
declined from 79l2 to 76l4@76's. Northwest COM
mon stock was better sustained, and only declined
77ls TO 74l9 railying at the close TO 754. in the
erWestern stocks. thedeahngs were unimportant.
Rock Island sold at 1880 31291139i Chicago,
Darlington and Quincy at 112340112; Chicago and
Alton at s40S3l2. Union Pacific at 63, Hannibal
and S. Joseph at 1194011As and Wabash at 1873.
The market opened with bold dash intended to
advance the price of Lake Shore and by iudlciOus
spreading of orders to buy immediately, the price
was momentarily advanced from 60 to 65l2 But
the movement failing to receive any outside sup
port the price quickly fell to CAS- and later to
63ssaG37s. Thus the gain of two days was more
than lost Erie opened at 17bs and declined to 17l
but before noon its price manipulated up to 1875
and then fell to 171s917ss The reported transac-
items IN the stock amounted to 40, 100 shares, and it
seems not improbable that some success in realiz-
ing profits by the recent buyers at 16l2 to 17l2
accomplished. Michigan Central sold at 6740
66lea67, and Central and Hudson at 1895 The
coal stocks heavy all around Central OF New
Jersey declining to 35035l4 Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western to 5S7s, Delaware and Hudson
10 55l2 and Morris and Essex to S3ls. Western
Union early fell from 93 to 91ss, rallied to 93 and
closed at 92ls, and Pacific Mail sold 200 at 10,
against II at the close yesterday. The whole mar
ket closed weak.
RANGE STOCK MARKET
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, JULY g. 1873

per IL do 1s0 10. 3Lc.i IL Common yeals $50 D. at
Be: and 80 Good do, l4S o. at 6Aao yeg y.
,5 hume E"t 20 20 ~ IN y =, t.S 70. ~ 'o'
Eye Otis: ~ Jersey Veals 100 B at &c. per - "a do,
1913 b at qe do, l47 B al 6c IA 40 l55 m at 6e IA
state do 152 b at 6 p do l+O H. at 5c aud " co. l"z
r. B. Poucher: 90 Mred Pennsylvania Calves 40 u. at
&c. and Grlssers 25u n, A. Sc.
judd Buckingham: AZ State Bnttermik Calves 40 b at
&c. and u 40. 100 10, at 3i2C. per ib
Newton Holiness IA Buttermilk Calves, 200 H. at 3i4c
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 30 carloads. or
6,l90 heai-2l at Jersey City. and cars at 6Ots
Tot since saturday 1901 heal aganst 2ls heal fer
far demand but rather easier prices Common
Ordinary especially southern aud Western Lambs
were dn and about &c per 10 lower The were
A. 39a5 for Common 10 Best Sheep and "a 6c
for Common 10 Cool Western and Southern Lambs. Some
state and Jersey lambs were sold at 6aIa1c per d.
Kase PideOck sold: 429 Ohio Sheep SO average at 42c
per 220 do, 90 H. at 4s 202 d0 l06 D, AZ oc 2lS do,
81 n at 4@c; 81 Virginia do % N, 81 s'c s8 KENTUCKY
NJ at 7c; 30 do SO n az 69e rs Kentucky do 81 10, At
5ac JOG do 81 M At 80 40 per 100 2l7 Virginia do 80
~ at 5e; 26l do SO 10, al s7c 2t6 DO % ID az 6c; 2O3
Newton & Holmes: l3 state Lambs 80 ~ at sac; 80
PensylyaDa do 50 H. at 59 21O VifgiDiado SO at 5se
dS4 do q b at & u do 90 b at 62c 20 6 s,@te sheep
~ ~ az 4c; 81 d. So B a - So IA Pennsylvania Ewes,
l65 n. at &C. per 10.
Judd & Buckingham 22s Jersey lambs 81 H. at 7c: 2l
do, SO h at 69se and 81 state do II n, AZ Sac. per d
Hume Elliott Co: ll5 state Lambs. 62 ~ nc 6sc per
lsO OHIO sheep 50 n at &C. 1877 %, los a. at 4c 80
state co- 16 D. at 4l4e. per h.
do 81 ~ at4aaI5: 80 State Lambs 81 b. 6ssc; 90 do,
90 n. at 7c 81 do. 81 5 at Gpc
Kiiby Co.: 1O7 Common kentucky Lambs 81 b. at i94c
81 state lambs 50 n, AZ Ic; and II DO, SO d. at &C.
Jehfe Co.. It's Stale Lambs 81 b. 6ac. and 20 do ~
sWINE-Arriyals today were carloads 1OO9 head-4
last Is Gil4 against 1908 for the corresponding
:me last week. Meme for sale alive.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Oh PRODUCE.
Per North Riser, Vessels ana Railroads
nm i.,lr.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASTIES-steady quiet; Pots, 47c. Pearls 6s4c.
COFFEE-Mild. quiet steady. unchanged kiO steady ana
fairly active sales IljO ba.s City OF 3o" 36O2 *
loiley" 400 do. in lOts private terms leaving the
stock here 7llS2 bags Ordinary TO Prime carsoes i24@
16lec.. god.
COTTUN-spat Cotton firm and unchanged fair business
with spuners saes 1913 27O last EVENING" all for
spnnng 600 bales elvered contract Recepis az the
bales 6I3 this day last week 81 last
year Good Ordinary: lO1sc; Low Middhng ll'Isei Mn,
Upiands aC. Future moderately active, c!oslnH
points higher sales last evening 200 bales T0ayFirst
talIuly II 6S; August 1lC7: September IL 80 Decem
ber Jandarg lOJ February, ll.lO May, ll.SI
total, 21OO bsles second Ca-Angast. ll6I NoyeabeI
Ol total bales. Third Cal-Septemb-r ll36; Octo
Der / 10; December or: January. lIO7 Nav, llS7
total bales Also today July at IL So August 90
l.69 September, II. Il.83Ntl.gO October, lll1dlll9:
December iluU January ll01 April il.2l; May, llJl
tyrea 81 af.a
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
First Mortgage
SEVEN PEER CENT BOMBS
OF THE
Rochester and State Lime Rail-
way Company.

TIC Rochester and STATE Line Rrl7ay runs from the city OF
Rochester TO Salamanca the state OF WORK dstlnee
OF about mes It through the ch valleys OF the
euesee and wyoming forms the connecting link between
the NewYork Central Railroad and the Atlantic and Great
Western making the shortest an1 most direct route for all
the New England business coming from the Southwestern
States pipe line for transporting petroleum oil has been
constructed from Bradford OH Regions to Saamanca and
upwards of oil per day over the rosd The
Company Is under the the NewYOrk Central
and h already earning surplus the interest s bonded
debt Tho City Rochester Invested large apount In the
Capital stock Of the Company at par IN order TO secure
shorter line coal supply and upwards OF one hundred
thousand per will this road to the
City OF Rochester alone Tho local business IL very large as
the through thirty ewns between Rochester and
salamanca in which eleven Touring mills besides
various other manufactures The bonds rs mortgage
lien M the rate $4,000 per mile upon the Road and its
and tho earnings OF the road now more than
don amount required 10 the interest We have sold
dunng the past month over $4OOOOO OF these fionas
aud limited amount for SAFE at 10 per cent Aed
accrued interest
WALSTON HI. BROWN & BRO
IA Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
Bank Of Commerce t20 at I1s. Current quotations

There were lower prices all around for railroad
bonds. Firsts of Burlington aud Cedar Rapids fell
10 II, Canada Southern fiTsts guaranteed 10 70,
Central Paeics to 1864, aud Union frsts 10 1855;
land grants being steady at 10S sinking funds
selling at 100 and Westerns at 103. Rock Island
new 6s were firm at 10Sls. Harlem firsts at 12O12.
frsts of c., C.. & |. G. at ALL and Iron Mountain
frsts at 1882. Ohio and Mississippi cOnsOls sold at
9Sl2Q9S5s, seconds at 5S3i, and Elevated frsts at
SIG CnLrent nnntafinns are as annexed:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
RECORDED REAu ElsTA fE TRANSFERS.
EEn .YnRK CITY


lOth-aye. W a. 500 n n Of 5Brh.s, 25xI0G Bernard
NcCaflerty referee. % Charles ID Marhews--.-- ..
10tl ave, y 75.5 ft Of 56th-st 251lO0 Bernard T.
McCafferty referee. TO charles ID Mathews...-,.. )
MCCahcrty referee, 10 Cbaries - ~ e. -----..
56th-sf, a. 1Z5 it " of I0thave 23xlOO.b Bernar y
nctanerty. referee. 10 Charlie ..-s.se.s.--..-,,
ThomIson-st mo l7cL 2JxiOO Charles W West ref.
ere, the East River Savings instituton...,...
MadsOn.ave @ cor S.ith-st, 35xlOO and also 4Oth-st
rs, $50 1T Of Madis0n-ave, 25x.o9; William A
Boyd referee TO II Henry Baxter i2t
Mafison.st n $. between Clinton and Jeffers0n-sts
dot No $685. Frederick Saiyth' Referee 10 Ea"ara
cor xsio Horace II ax
Ter and wife 10 HSihaniei d Hiegns III
1l7Jh-st mo 3l7 East john II Mercer aud Wlie 10
Richard Mortimer
1l7th-st no NJ EaSD Richard A Mortimer 70 Mary
49tist. 5 q 209 II Of 4th-ave, i9.5x25.5 John
Granger and wife 10 louise A Alkef.
Sane property Louise A AlKer 10 kmlly N Granger
59tlLsi, =, $50 II e OF 5thaye 2uxlOc.5i Francis
setson, referee, 10 George IS BoTdon, executor q,
Mottsi. e, 676 IT OF 5prng-st, 30i isx7I. xr.
regulars 5 Stetson referee, to Johannes hoch' :,
7Tti.sf, ), 100 Il OF ist.ave, 1OOxiO22; Charles
ii STYLES 10 Felix O'C0BnOr.
UDiyerNtyplaee, cor l2th-st, 4O.3x2i2 gas Jacob -
Story and wife 20 Thomas OC0nnOr - ~
1st-aye, W 56tb-sr, 10ux125.5; Harriet Nc
Kim and husband TO Charlotte y Hicks. ..:..... ~
46tl-st Q, 2T2.6 IT Of lOth-ave 242xlOOo: jacob
kirehhO6 aud wife 20 Catharne McHei., .-t.......
wilhs.ave " cor l4lst-st 25x1U6; Adam Harr-
mann and wife 10 Augustus Gareiss ..-.-......-.-
li2d-st =. 250tt " OF llth-ave, l5OX99 10; James
Speyers and wife 20 N atilta Il speyers ..-...-..-
Ludl1w.st = l3S 10 sof DeIancey-st, "a 6XS1.5:
Lewis Friedman and wife 70 Frederick III Ru0ro
o9th.st $50 Il . Of 9ih-ave. 2sxi"0II; also ore
third part Of S2,i-st. $ 2O6.0 II OF lstave. lz9x
1O2.2 also 43d-st, :, 92 ft e OF 2c-aNe, Sx9O.0,
and also 2d-aYe a cor 43d-st, 25.2l2x92; Tim.
othy Brennan to Henry McClddin JF--.---.....'. lo
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26

England has decreased $4,000 during the past week The
proportion Of 10 liability which
last week 3ia cent is now SITE per cent The
bullion withdrawn from the Bank England
balance to-day Is 94s.O00. Erie Hallway shares. Is
LONDON. July 258 mErie Railway shares. ISL Paris
adyces quote rentes at ia francs "a cen
times for the
LONDON July 25-4lb n m-Erie Railway shares- 1s; do
preferred. 332 Pennsylvania Central 339B; NewJersey
Central 37i2. -
LONDON July 25-43Op. m.-Ere Railway shares, 177s
PARIS July 25.Tle specie In the Bank of France has IN
creased o. 800. 900 francs during the pas week
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
RECORDED LEASES

Ray, Robert to John Wandel, 29th st and Hud.
son RIVER IO4 lOX9S. . 10 years. at annual rent OF
Schick Elizabeth and another TO Weigand Kraft, No
z9i East 4thst, years, at ANNUAL rent Of
Stuyyesanr Mary \ 70 LhzaOeth III Green, " 81
ave. Assn u OF llth-st, 94x75 2l years, at an
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26

Gold was dull and steady at 1907 "a loops. On
gold loans the borrowing rates were l201Q1l2 per
cent per annum. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
500 600 in coin interest and $4,000 IN redemption
clearing department of the Bank of the State ol
New-YOrk covered: Gold cleared $9,24sOOO; gold
balances. 81 ,199,952; currency balances, Sl,03|-
131. The gold quotations to-day were as follows;
10 .. lODlo / l......... lOOss 3...........lO0A
The foreign exchange market was firm Actual
selling rates were on the basis of 81 e20S4 S2i2
for 6O-davs bills, and 81 S5GS4 S0l2 Tor demand
to the g. We annex current closing quotations;
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26

In State bonds, District of Columbia 3-G5s fell to
80; old Tennessees were steady at 80, Georgia new
7sat 107i2 and Missouri Gs Of 1877 at 100; Lousi-
consols selling at 75ls. Current quotations arc
annexed:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
RECORDED MORTGAGEs.

i29is 81 shave. Year 1864
oon51 77Iisf sfiH Se Ire 5000
SAM, IN same 40 SlB East 77thsr year....... 500
Saoe q IN same No 3tS East 7Tths vear...... 5,u00
SAM 10 same East 77th-st. year........ 5000
se s41hs TO- Of BroadNay 5000
Naught0n Eliza husband Henry NJ sanders
n e cor Balcolnlaye and Wesichester Turnpike
(24th Ward) and also 2Gth-st, OF 6th-ave, .o.
sane 10 same i2Oth-st Of 4th-age. 3years-.-; 26O0
o5beTs sdsTe aiS Of 40fhs 10000
hOisG fao%ss iTsSSSE q Of fI Desneeys 1000
"eaa9a oI s6hst a.si az a~a "c.n D 1000
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Boleraer Phhp 10 Philip f IIaag g........... 5000
LOunsbfrg James II, trustee etc, aud anOthef, 70 90
Afcfaan fohn and wife TO John MED ausy l.CO0
ponnv VarV n 10 Mary Soures trustee 1000
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26

Michigan 9iIac, NO Red Winter and seller July. 81
seller August 9se seller spot 97c. Csrn rIms 10 spot
42lc; seller August f2isc Rejected 41c. oats qet No =
23c.. No. White. New, 26c
WILMINGTON n c.. Jul2J.-Sps OF Turpeltine steady NJ
26Lc 10 81 % for StraineL Crude Turpcntne
steady 81 for Hard 81 10 for yellow Dip - for Virgin Tar
firm at 81 80. Corn auissi quoted. Pruis White 5oc Axea
52c.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
LosIse PRICES or PHILADELpBlA STOCKS.
s.x 1890 cLosINa rIuoEs on MSNo sTOcKs.

Government bonds were quiet and iirmer for all
classes for which there was any market. There
were no new features reported and the market was
dull We annex current quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26

Money continues in superintendent supply, and -
offered freely on all classes of collateral at per
cent the quotation on Government bonds remaining
101l2 Tilme merchant paper rules dull, and bill
brokers scale rates as follows
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON July 25-l23o consols 25e oI money Y93s 9s
FOR lie account u s. bonds four and hall per Genus iVi
Tr,e Raj way shares, l72 NewJersey CenuN 91i heHu
mo RarOad 1884, Eew-Jerssy Central cOnsois W. ,a
iosDoE July 25-230 D. m.Ene Halfway SHARES ~ % ,
IONnoN Jufy y5245 D. m.-Parts acyces quote hNe per
.n rsntes M IA francs 10 centimos for the account
IokpoS Juy 25-y;yO D. m.-Tne bullion IN the Bank OF
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
XVELLs, FARGO g. Co., 65 BROADWAY

and other Pacific coast securities;
Exchange 7slegTdphfc 7rGnssTy and CTftts dcdGbts
throughout M aud Europe, and foTclrd tTetg, Fdc6
ages, dEd YdIuables % all parts of me to0rtd
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
'RINr CLOTHS MAI

FALL RIVER, Mas, Ialy 25Tho Print Cloths market Is
without IN the character Of business an fhe market
Is steady al previous quotations.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-Yorx. Thursdny. July 25.

NEW-fOIA, IhHfsllI. JlIY 70, i %
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change SalesroOm to-day:
Bs Joka r. Rogd
! 2.story franc house with lot No ia Frankin-Stn
76H Ss1 SSeA A. noo s 'o' ,o'.@. a $3.50
3.stnry brick store aud dwelling with iO:. No 40
Iol aahl"' axse: sane e psrsh SsS o" anu 5000
4.story brick builsRg with lot, No I22 Columba-st.
es 1889 IL Of HouStGu-sf. Rot le.9xlOJ; Often -
l 4-story brown sfoae house with lef, NO ltS East
S'as SS5 net LIE rs ~ so1 lsOo
I kstnfy brown sf0nr house with lot, No 332 East
Paebe - H. 100
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26

IL city bank stocks, dealings were limited;
anPorters and Traders 15l selling at 200. and
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
flnanelGi.

A. FIRM of the highest respectability, estab-
"A banking special capital OF
S5 $4,000 highest references given. Address with
real only BANKERS, Box No 3, Tribune Ot1ce.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26

The following were to-day's quotations for
foreign and domestic coins and bullion, United
States COINS being quoted in currency and all the
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26

GALVESTON, HARRISBURG and SAN AN
N TONIC RAILWAY COMPANY.-The coupons Of the
OF August / viii be paid
after that date at Tho once OF IS h
q FRANCIS. 10 Broadway, ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26
GAS ST0Uns.

All York and Brooklyn Stocks and also al kinds
Of Brooklyn investment securities dealt IN BY
GEO II. PRENTISS,
80 Broad ST. n Y
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26

4 BONDS OF the DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY due on the lst day August viii be paid
after the 26th day of Jelly the Metropolitan National Bank
New York CHAS. q. WICKER President
New-York tribune., 1878-07-26

TrIo foIIoyv,ng were the receipts and shipments at
nd from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
,orted by telegraph s,,r,.r,a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29
(,lcnui w, ScholieId,

When the people OF Pennsylvania, who
knew him best, and who had sent him to the
House OF Representatives for six consccu-
tive terms, rclcgatcd Mr.. ScHoFIELD to pri-
yate life after the Credit MObller exposures,
that was supposed 20 be the last of him as u
public man. The Fraudulent President,
with his unfailing instinct ol choosing the
most unfit agents for the most responsible
places, sought him out in dlshonorcd exile
for Register OF the Treasury, as the sue
ccssor Of joins ALLISON, who, il not distin-
guiShcd, was at least upright, conscientious,
and free from any faint of corruption.
Mr. SCHOFIELD was "a member Of that notol
fratcrnltyo legislative iobbcrs whose names
were found Inscribed ON the books Of OAKps
AMi-5, AZ shareholders in the Credit Mubilicr
fraud. Lake the rest of them, he sworc Wig
orousy that he held no stock aud never had
the least interest in the corrupt concern.
They were all smittcn with n paroXysm o,
virtue when the scandal was first revealed
in The sun, and, after the Investigation
wns ordered. they combined to swear OAKrs
AMES down, and would have succeeded but
tor MS diaries, that branded the traders
with rank perjury, added 10 glaring vcnal-
| ity.
Mr.. SCHOFIELD appeared before the com
mittce ON the 10th of January 1873, and
mad statement under oath, remarkable
| for cunning ovasions and technical pleas.
| He told OF his Intimacy with AMIS, their
boarding in the same house and his dealing IN
" securities" which AMES controlled. When
II came to the Credit Motilicr he was quite
mixed, IA the following extracts from his
Testimony will shnw,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29

Senator HOWE is Republican OF good
standing II he is not n Republican of good
standing, then there Is no man of good stand
Ing In the party.
Now. according to Mr.. HOWE, there arc
some things which all the world knows
Among these is the fact that II HAsEs was
elected President PACKARD was elected
Governor. If PACKARD was not elected
Governor, HAYES was not elected President.
III PACKARD was elected Governor NICHOLS
was usurper. A State upon which usurper
Is imposed as Governor has not republican
government even in form: and HAYES,
II Senator HOWE is right, ought to
to bc removed from the Office of President
for one or the other Of two reasons: First,
because he was not elected; or else secondly,
because he has violated his oath Of Office and
the Constitution of the United States by
being party to the forciblc overthrow OF
republican government in Louisiana.
IL is "a very short flight Of stairs that
leads rrc-istibly to one of these conclusions.
Both are followed by the same logical ST.
qucncc: HAYES should be impeachcd and
removed.
In this point Of view, Senator HowE's
speech seems to Us emincntly practical in
its charact,T. The batteries opened upon il
by the facilc critics might better be turned
upor the misconduct of Mr.. HAYES, which
the Senator exposes and dcnounccs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-29

terest is the best strongest, and most cf-
ilcicnt ever organized at Washington IL
Is disciplined in reserve, makes no show,
and moves with the trained skill OF de-
tcctivc force. doing that duty in way which
traces every marked man in all his walk and
conversation.
Ask the outsider who is ignorant of the vast
organization, Where is the great railroad
lobby p and he will answer, ut has been
transferred to the floor" That is the gem
cral belief, but it is only partially true.
Agencies are at work on and of the floor
just rs they can be best utilized Undoubt-
cdly the most powerful lever is inside the
chamber. because the personal relations Of
Senators peculiarly favor confidence and in
timacy, which are Indispensable to success
There is a class Of disintcrcstcd patriots
who always act from conviction, and there
fore never have their motives suspected,
that are important aids In carrying any
measure they may approve. For example,
Senator BARNUM OF Connecticut IL CON
WINGED that the bill Of the Judiciary Com
mittee bears hard on the two corporations.
and, therefore, he has cspouscd the
cause Of GOULD and HuNTINGToN with
large and self-sacrifcng spirit. Indeed, he
is regarded as their chief manager, and
is said TO be more consulted just now than
any other member Of the body.
On occasions like this Mr.. BARNUM always
rises above party. GOULD, HUNTINGTON.
and BARSUM make up a very enterprsng