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New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

port in to request that they should do so as TO
the cost OF completing and furnishing the building
They answer that the new Capitol may be completed
and finished ready for occupancy and that the grounds
connected with IL may be laid out aDd fenced and tho
old Capitol and other buildings may be removed FOR the
Of S519S 625 The estimate is based upon bids Tor
doing the work which obtained last year by
the Commission. Among the items included in the
estimate is of Ss497S7 for building terrace on the
eastern front Of the Capitol The Commissioners
state that the plans and designs for this work have never
been approved They also state that no bids have Deeh
received for furnishing the Capitol but that the est
mate OF 100000 for furniture made after careiu
inquiry The Commissioners in conclusion, state that
both branches OF tho Legislature and the Executive may
be placed IN the new Capitol January l. 1879, for
S5O0,OOO Following is the detailed estimates for the
completion of the work
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
TIE FUGITIVE EXCISE COMMISSIONER.
MURPHY REPORTED DATGERoUsLY Ill AT OTTAWA
his wIFLs CONDITION.

his wiFE'S CONDITION.
II was reported at Police Headquarters and
at some Of the leading hotels last evening, that owen
Murphy the fugitive Excise Commissoner was danger
ously III at Ottawa. Canada. aud that Bis wife
insane The immediate family OF Mr.. Murphy refused TO
admit that they knew whore ho was. but they did
not deny the truth Of the rumor that he now lying
very low A gentleman who formerly intimate
with Murphy stated last night that letter of business
nature had passed through his hands recently from Mr.
Murphy and that in 1t mere mention Of poor health
was made, but nothing 10 Indicate that hc scri-
Ously III.
II Il not known where Mrs Murphy is at present.
After The sale Of LARGE part of the family furniture
she left her former home, Mt No 10 SccOnd-aye aud
lived for time the house Of Mr.. Muir
phys brother. NO 90 Third-avc. She has also
p1s-cI some time since her husbands hGht with
n sister on Fourtccnhs;. but for the past few
days II Il not known where she has been living,
although II is claimed she y In the city Mrs Murphy Is
well known among her fricids 10 be woman of inoln-
ucrate habits aud for the past fOur months these habits
haue been cTTlcd 10 great excess. Her two children
have been with relative up town. FOR some time, ns her
dissipation has rendered her unit To for them
Those who have recently cOnyeIsed with her say she
l. perfectly when sober.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

TOLEDO Jan. ls-Wheat quiet; No. ! White Michigan
al 2l Extra do 81 2- Amber Michigan. spot held al
ii u 6d: January ~ II y February. ~ u 10 No Red
Winter spot and January II Is February 81 lT@ March,
- ~ 40 = Amber Michigan. - - corn duh; New High
Mixed. 4Gsc New, ~ l2c New January
42c Rejected. 42c. New 39c Damaged 3Sc; New, 30 &c
Oat, dull No held at 26l2c COycrseed-M ainmOth and
Choice 70 Prime ~ 64L; No 2 ~ 80. Hogs ~ 4OG
- 30. Rcccipts-wheaL 2l0o0 BUSH Corn 10000 bush
Oats bush shipments Flour lG5 bbs; Wheat. l7OOO
bush; Corn 10000 bush oats. 700 bush AZ the close
neat strong hgher Amber Michigan, spot, II - q
February, = 23L No. Red Winter seller
N rch II II; No Dayton and Michigan Red, 81 10 Re
iectd Dayton and Michigan 91c. Corn quiet New No =
seller Jaunary, i3c. seller. February 90 &c.
WHMNGIoN. y. G.. Jau II >pluts Of iurpentne hrm NJ
3nc Rosn firm - 30 strained Crude Tufpcntinc firm
at 81 40 - 20 for Yellow Dip and - 20 FOR Virgin
Iar firm at II 30
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
App,es OF Gold In Pictures or silver.

fy spoken e Ike apples Of gold In picres Of su
the boy diseased the mind IL thereby
necessarily influenced. National wars, state dssensons
bros family differences more freduent
y wise the result Of diseased and dsoeef con-
sti;uOns When the body Ia suffering the miud acting IN
sympathy will irIitaed and perpexed. When the
physical system in health the mind perceiyes things In htr
true light ana disposition assumes very different phaSe:
Nothing directly tends TO destroy the happy cheerful
disposition render her peeyish nervous, ana
tfn than constant endurance urine disorders The 0is.
peculiar take the elasticity and buoy
ancy and Icuce her body and mind to wreck
Dr. Pierces FavOrc Prescription is real peacemaker IN
family No suffering from uterine disorders can afford
without this remedy The Fay0rte Prescription saves
unnecessary doctors breyents divorces OF suicides
brings buOyan joyous feelings restores the woman 70
health aud her family to happiness IL sold by all druggists
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
PUBLIC OPINION.

TuE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE says that Senator
MI, ON ,ht 10 cure the people of Illinois Of their dclu
SON about silver. Never mind about that deluSlon
.rbe west knows what IT wants and is going 10 have It,
Rem enbcr that!-lCbicago Post tRepD
II is time that the people of the North were
made 10 understand that the old South with which they
nave associated many bitter rccoecOns has passed
swav fore, er and that in It's place has come up new
souib with new men, new interests and new hopes.
-lBaltimOre Gazette (Dem)
In all the history of this country there has
meyer been Presid, nj closely welded to politicians
a. Rutherford T. HAYES. and none VINO has shown
blacker lngratitude to the men who made him, and
greater easnrs OF purchase by the who desired TO
handle him.-lUtica Republican tkepJ
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

NOMINATION OF DANIEL MAGONE-HIS CONFIRMA-
TON NOT PROBABLE.
lrRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, Jan. 1S.-GOvernOr Robinson nOmi-
mated to-day for superintendent OF Public Works. Daniel
MagOne, jr., Of st. Lawrence County. The Senate re-
afterward adjourned till Monday There was little
expression Of opinion among the Senators about the
nomination. owing the departure o. Senators homeward
by trains that left the city early in the afternoon What
little there was said unavOrable to Mr.. Magones
confirmation. Said Republican lie belongs to the
clique of the Democratic party as Fairchid and
doesn't deserve confirmation anywhere. II politics are
to be kent out OF the canals OF his antecedcnts
not he appointed" Local opinion on the nomina-
tton expressed strongly by The Albany FrcnnG Journal
of tonight 1t declares that the nomination is unfit
and afrns that over year ago Governor ROBINSON
then Controller. retained thai office up To the last mo-
mert before assuming the GOycrnOrslip, so that MI
Magone might not he appointed Controller by Governor
11lden
Republican Senators and Assemblymen object TO the
nomination. on the ground that Mr. MagOne Is an active
politician that he has for instance been recently char
intent of the Constitutional amendment creating the
Office of Superintendent Of Public Works is, they say TO
put the canals in charge O business man and not oi
politician. Mr.. MagOnc II now seems Will not receive
in the Republican caucus the small support gwen
Mr. FairChd. caucus will be held but apparently II
to the Governors next candidate, and many predictions
are nane that after another the Of all Of Gov
ernor TIldens Canal Commission will he sent to the
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
A PROSPEROUS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

The Home Insurance Company, OF TINS clty,
presents IT, usual pleasant display Of prosperity III It's
annual statement Neither the depreciation In Govern
mcnt stocks nor The falling off Of rates makes IA
notable difference in its exhibit. There IL an
increase Of the surplus, which now exceeds
million dollars; this, added 10 cash capital
Of 70 600 900 furnishes large and firm support against
any ordinary disaster. A. may br by the ndNcr
tscmcnt ~ ctner columns. United States Government
hns constitute about half the assets twOthirds OF thc
other half are bond and mortgage property oi tWco
Inc ynLue. This half-yeaI's dvidend IS per cent
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
CONSIDERABLE OF A SPECTACLE.

Ex-COmmissiOner Smith has arrived in
Washington and proposes TO show that Secretary
Schuzs investigation of the Indian Bureau Is what Pro
fessor seolye says it is travesty on justice" 1t
very much though there was TO be an Interest
Ing fight over the Bureau The thieves strongly
trenched and 1t looks very much though Mr. Scburz
was coming out first. What spectacle Here IL
Bureau where IL IS known gross corruption exists, and
vet IL maintained by people who certainly ought TO
know that the Secretary OF the Interior is being used
hyt he thieves.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
THE REAL ENEMY OF THE LABORING MAN.
ILnLn Ihe Rntilnnre L.nzafle lDclnl

The present value of the paper dollar is 9S
cents tie silver dollar 90 and thus Mir voorhees,
wants the ploughman ana the mechanic 80 cents
instead of his days labor Ii is difficult to discuss
on this subject But IL Is n sad spectacle to a
misuse his talents and present such sophstcal speech
cents Of par. II the schemes of the Silver
abandoned IL would at once to par. Natural
Traction money lying idle. aud heavy impOratons Of
gold have brought the premium down TO the vanish
point Resumption would accomplish itself in three
months To postpone resumption by iufatiOn for the
purpose OF making money cheap, would be little short Of
a downright sWndle,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

When YOU see n man with n long willow
switch ia his hand sneak cautiously down 10 the back
fence and stealthily pull himself un;il his head Is
above he top of IT, and then look anNiOuslY lOngngy,
and with disappointed expression wthal. up and down
aud ali around vast feess and uninhabiied scope OF
vacant lot without sign OF human life about IL, you
nav safely bet your little Pile that there Is broken win
dow In that mans house. and twclyeycar-oid boy
about mile away, and stil going.
A FRANK AND EXACT NoTIcE.-Washington
nevcr before had paper equal TO The Post In agility,
ability Versatility, vrillty sud voluby. audacy sa-
cacy capacity. pugnacy and meDdacy and It's enter
prise compensaies for Its impudence-iN H. ofaphc.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
YOUR UNCLE DICKS MISTAKE.
Prom The Cisrcldnd Leader.

II is conceded on al hands that there Is no
longer any danger that the Presidential lightning OF ls-O
will strike Uncie Dick Bishop, who now holds down the
(;ubefnaiOria chair of Ohio. Since the publication OF
his frs Executive Message. MI Bishop has been entirely
safe Having nothing TO he said nothing that might
not have been well written year or next year
now There fatal want Of personal opinions in that
Message for man who hopes To bo President OF Tie
Democratic party. The man VINO is nominated in so
must Dc the inventor Of some device for the sOu
tion OF the financial puZzea cheap dollar for IN
stance or a new tangled aud iucOmpTehensinle 3.6j
bond about which vast speeches can be made which no
ON can understand.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
THE TARrFFyILLE DISASTER.

Hartford, Conn, Jan. 1S.-No more bodies
have been recovered at Tariye and none reported
missing from any along the line from whence the
exeursonists came. Probably thirteen is the total
number OF dead one OF the injured ar. Gibson OF Win
stcd has suffered much from Lis wounds. He has been
in poor health and may not recover fIom the severe
shock as readily stronger The cause OF the ac-
evidently In the weakness OF the bridge. The
theory that the forward locomotive LEFT the track and
crushed the tbrrs is not supported by the testimony
of those best dulc To Judge. The cOrOneIs jury will
begin the investigation at TarinVilc tomorrow. The
funeral five young men who were killed was held
at New-IIartiOrd to-day.
UNIoUF-The educational excursion to Eu-
rope advertised in another column For full particulars
address T.. ToURJEE. Music Hail. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
RECEIPTS.
Virche.ter,s Cure for Cossuumption.

wlycHEsTERs HYPoPHosPmTg OF LIME SODA, for tho
Consumption and Chronic Diseases OF tho Throat and
Lungs Also Dyspepsia Indigestion, General Debility, &c.
grand specific has been established teny years. during
which period has performed wonderful and accom-
pshed which other remedy has equaled OF
even approached.
Price 81 and 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER & CO., Chemists
No SO John-st, New York
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
LIE NEW CAPITOL.

COMMISSIONERS REPORT 10 THE AssEMBLY-THE
COST or COMPLETING AND FURNISHING THE
BUILDING ESTIMATED Al $J.i0s,625.
lynoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Jan. 15.-The new Capitol Com
rnissoners IAeutcnantCovornor Dorshcimer and Audi
tor Schuyler submitted 10 the Assembly to-day o re-
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
A FIRST-CLASS DEMOCRAT.
L.. IA 4. la..n..a...laL .-..t.-

General John S. Williams has knocked
down pcrsimmons at Frankfort If perseverance he
anv merit then Cerro GordO " deserves the Off
He has presented himself Mt each Senatorial election
for the past twelve years, and has been
DISCOURAGED by defeat. General Williams IS an ex,
silver man. and fair representative of the Democracy
heeses and Armstrong; that have preceded his to the
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

varoas In this city By tenhs OF
dyoHs time the ?.
white oscillations
Of the mercury during those naurs
TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. 19-l n. ma steady Use OF
arpressure accompanied yesterdays fair weather The
variations OF temperature above and below freezlng-
point were not significant. The moisture Of the air Is
not IN excess.
For this city aad vicinity continuance OF warmth and
an increase OF par clOudiness may be expected today
Tomorrow greater cloudiness is probable. preceding
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
HONEST MONEY MEN IN MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. IS.-In the House OF
Delegates to-day Committee Federal Relations. 90
which had been referred resolutions in relation to the
Bland Silver Bill and the questions OF resumption gen'
orally submitted report urging the earliest practicable
resumption Of specie payments, and in opposite TO the
Bland Silver Bill and any other by which silver
coinage Of less value than the gold standard may be
MAJ leQatender
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

pm ,DFiruI, Penn. Jan. ls Wool quiet prices steady
demand laht supply ample; Ohio Pennsylvania and West
Virginia. Xxx and above, 4iGi7c,; \. l3Gi5c; Medium.
4diGc; Course 35ai0c New YORK Michigan Indiana ana
Western Fine, 3gGl2C Medium, iiQi5c; Coarse, 500
Soc Conibiug Washed 90 j0c, do. Unwa she'd S6G31ci
canada Combng 5OGjlc; Fine Unwashed 2SG3oc: Coarse
and Mruum Un.washcd. 2Jd32c. Tub washed 4Oaiic.;
Colorado Fine aud Medium, lSG2jc. do Coarse, for
caues ia lSc: Extra aud MeliuO pulled, 81 iUc; No
and super pulled d53c: Texas fine aud Medium 2Od
ne Coarse. ldl69c California, Fine aud Medium, 20
zoe. do. Coarse, 22021.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
GEORGIA INFLATIONIsTs.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 1S.--A mass-meeting at
the Capitol this evening presided by Mayor Angler
demanded the repeal OF the Resumption Act aud the
mOIetization of silver.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

Middng lOAc Good Ordinary, ebc, recepts set bales;
shipments 6l6 bales saes 22sO bales BIT bales
weekly receipts, $3.50 bales; shipments s299 bses sales.
OATS bales. -
WIMISGToS is-Cotton quiet Middling. l0iec; Low
Mddng Good Ordinary 9c net receipts 403 baea
sa9s rs bales stock 1915 weekly receipts 1883
bales exports Britain 3709 bales TO the corneDr
1920 bales the Channel 937 bales coswse, 66o bales,
sales, S74 bales.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
THE RLIINT COURT-MARTIAL.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 1S.-Ihc Court-mar-
ta case Of Colonel Charles T. Blunt closed to-day The
findings Of the court viii be made public from the War
Departmon; at Washington The only evidence offered
by the defence sfaiout charging his cEef clerk,
W j. DoInnick, with disloyllty and negligence
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. 1S.-The following are
ccs Of mining stocks to-day:

dispatch from Virginia City, New, says that the
threatened h0stIies at the Alta and Justice mines have
been stopped by the Miners Union which visited both
mines in body and ordered the miners To quit work on
fighting
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

Post Oce Not,cche ioreisn mails ior the wees ending
-. 1878 Will close at this oilce on
TtIESDAY. at ~ for Europe 0y steamship Nevada wa
Queenstosn WEDNESDAY,. at ll;3O a. M for Europe,
steamship China via Queenstown on thu bkSDAf. at
II rl. Tor Ireland by steamship Ccue wa Queenstown
Britain and the continent % DO
forwarded by this steamer must be specially adlesSe and
at IL ~ for Europe. by steamship Iel'er Via Plymouth
CheThOnrg and Hamburg; SATURDAY, at 4 a. H.. for
Scotland direct by steamship Anchoria via Glasgow and
Europe. bv steamship CITY OF Brussels via
for Germany o be forwarded by
tins steamer specially add,essed); and at 1880
steamship Hermann Southampton
ana Bremen (correspondence for Great Britain and the Con
nent forwarded by this steamer be specially adj
dresse The steamships Nevada China and Cy oi uss.is
take mails ior Denmark. sweden and NORWAY. ny
mails the West indies will leave NeSfork January ~
and 49, The mails for Australia etc. will leave san francisco
January 81 The mails for China and Japan VIII eae Sau
Fraucsco February |. ...,, ,.
New-Y0rk. Jan IL. 1877. T. H. JAMes rosunsster
The Tribune Almanac for 1873 gives the electoral ana
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
VOORHEES, WILL BELIEVE THIS.

Dan Voorhees, is the biggest man in Wash
ington to-day Five million dollars could be raised II
Wallsi 10 get up a hanging for MIN.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
Special Notices.
Fund
FOR THE
GENERAL EVANGELISTIC, MISSIONARY AND PHI
LANTHROPIC WORK AMONG THE MASSES
OF TIE CITY OF NEW.YORK
A Fund
FOR THE
TNDBR THg DIRECTION OF


OF TIE CITY OF NEW-YORK
UNDER TIg DIRECTION OF
THE CHURCH OF The HOLY TRINITY
under general guidance OF Dr. Tying, lr. IN sew
cra daily preaching and teaching services and
numerous services held besides sundays
1000 children. In addition 10 these. thcro
arc under general supervisors An Orphanagc
fOTnaory Home for Christian Care, on
iarIn forty Sing sing the Peabody Home for
Women besides the Andrew ana Philp society, Tor
the Martha and Mary society Tor
mnisterng ok aud destitute organized bread and
distribution and minor agencies To put the various
agencies In this statement on permanent basis
from all obligations II Is necessary TO raise the sum OK
the Corporation OF the Church OF tho
Iolv Tiiny liable This effort connected with the COM
melton sbScrptO towards the payment OF the entr8
Church NJ the Holy Trinity Tie 0enev
o these organizations has been prosecuted Tor mo
cctcd classes without denomnaona resiric
ends II all additional 10 the ordinary
parOciaI work Of the Church OF tho Holy Trinity.
No public appeal has been MADE FOR this WOrG Its cur
Church Holy TRINITY and the friends Of the different in
sut!Ons. proposed to raise innd which may at
this work from debt and provide for ITS future
maintenance. -,
men of the debt the premises described in this statement
aId for no ether purpose whatever.
subscriptions this fund from all who are interested in
work and ready cooperate IN securing
signr OF 10 stephen H. Tying r 46 East iSdst, and will
acknon leigcd through the press
subscribers have consented to serve committee Tor
the receipt Subscriptions and TO moneys received
them the Treasurer OF the CORPORATION OF Tie Church OF
wM f. DODtiE. Of Phelps Dodge & Co. IL Clf.st.
v STOUT, Pres OF shoe and Leather Bank 21l Bdway.
j. NJ MORRISON Pres. Of Manhattan Co Bauk 40 ~allsI
JAS NJ. BROWN, OF Brown Bros. x Co, 90 wall 81
j. A. BOSTWICK. OF J. a. Bosiwick & 90. III Pearlst
York Dec -. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
ALBANY.
DOINGs AT THE STATE CAPITAL.

THE STREETS or NBw-YoRK DISCUSSED IN THE
AssEMBLY-THE NEW CAPIroL-DANIEL MAGoNE
NOMINATED FOR THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC wORKs-THE CANALS.
James Hayes introduced in the Assembly. yester-
day, resolution, which after debate was adopted.
requesting the Mayor, the President of the
Board of Health, and the Commissioner of
Public Works Of New-York, to devise some
plan for thoroughly cleansing the streets
of this city. Daniel Magone was nominated
by the Governor to be Superintendent of Public
Works, but no action was taken by the Senate
The New Capitol Commissioners reported to the
Assembly that the new building can be completed
and furnished for S., 1873 625. A report of the Au
ditor of the Canal Department, Oh the effect of an
abandonment of tolls OH the canals, presented
to the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

MANY TRUE WORD SPOKEN IN JEsr.-It Is
ssgorid that when the Car met tho hero OF reyna ana
Congratulated him on his bravery the Intrepid Oaman re-
pied sire, Ggbt for fetherland" True" said Inc
e<sf' and also rght fof land"-lJudy
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
DIissi,ouoi Spring Water.

Th: water of tins spring is spechc for CANCER,
BRIGIIT'S DISEASE SCROFULA, CUTANEOUs AFFEc-
TONS ali diseases arising from impurities OF the blood
The water sold by all prominent druggists aud pamphlets
containing wonderful DO lad by addressing Misss
Quo Sprngs' Franklin co, VI
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
MARRIED..

SUURTS-SAYRE- On Thursday evening Jan. IL, at tho
Spring street Iresy Church, by the Rev A. H. Mo-
merit insisted by the Rev j. X Shurts Hall Shurts 10
Carrie NJ. Sayre, both Of Newf York.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
Patents, Trademarks &c,
re.s oa.ee Not,ce-The lorelsn mais iOr the wees 6

Secured the United states aud iOflgn countries, ny
ARTHUR Y. BRIESEN'S PArEi,r AGENCY,
2jS Broadway. New. \ Ork.
Rest refer,uce- send for book of instruction.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATION

For New-England and the Middle Atlant
States warmer. clear partly cloudy weather. liz
sOutherly winds and stationary or falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

Biairs PIis.-Englsh remedy for Goni and Rheumaiisn.
Box "a Pills IL - b. mail H. PLANTEN * SON ga VII .
y Y Sold by drnggiAt,.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

Mani. Mission Earth \ thorough Medical Treatise
Indicating Confirmed disabilities may De removed. Tho
experience years study observation ami professional
practice showing tho agencies that will insure Restored Man
hood Strengthened Vitality ana sound conditions OF Hca tn
that have impaired by oyertaxcd powers statement
of The Marriage and of the by which they
can BY mail, 2Jc. (currCncy postage htamps)
Adlrc.s snc.E M.cmn Anai9my & saencel li6 EMny Ny
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
Bnnxs & Co. 650 Brondway.

Bangs & Co.. $50 broadway.
VIII sell at auction
THIS DAY SATURDAY. Jan. 10, at $50 p. H.,
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.
MONDAY and TU UEsDAY Jan. 81 aud 22,at $3.50 p m.
COLLECTION OF BOOKS, standard illustrated. Scientific
i,nti,-l n oil
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

The Tribune Almanac for 1873 gives the electoral and
popular vote for President and In 1884, 1868
1872 and 1876.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19


Al Notices of Marriages must be indorsed wta full
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
RlronMERs' GROUNDS FOR HOPE.

In view Of these significant facts surely reformcrs
have no reason despair OF final and absolute success
II should in mind that attack an ancient and
deeply rooted practice; that our enemies are strongly
cutrenched and that success be complete and endur
Ing must be won by series OF progressive movements
The youngcst among us can we'll remember the sirug
giles OF that devoted band of intelligent mcE, who few
years ago consecrated themselves to the cause OF
universal freedom; ani who nobly did battle for
their opinions under the most adverse and dscouragng
circumstances and in the face OF the crccst opposition
At first they were content with firm and decided OppOs-
iion further extension of slavery ON this continent
Consistent efforts and courageous advocacy OF their
opinions aided by the AM eXcesseS or their
aversarcs brought them sudden aud complete success
the most sangunc antislayery nan coudnOt nave lope
one section OF tho country and great moral wrong to
OIL was wipoi ont forever. Friends OF reform sho uld
take conrage from the example OF these brave
men. Tho cause In which we have enlisted
"A i'm the interest OF tho highest good Of
civil government, and has for Its purpose
Ia.tiug benent TO all the people. The may be