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ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
TESTIMONY or MEDICAL MEN.

sroSxY PoIST, white CO., Ark, May ~, 1890
Dn. lons Bril-DvAn SIN: Last February was n
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got some u van,
Sarsaparilla and Cedron Rtfers.
Ny son-in-law, who was with me IN the store. ha,
been down with rheumatism for some time commenced
on the Btters, and soon found his general health i'm.
proved.
nr cls' WIN his been IN bad health tried them. and
he also improved.
Dr CcAee. who has been IN had health "a, several
yenrssruNAcH AxB iIyER Affected has Improved Yer,
much by the use ~ your Bifters Indeed the Csdrof
hit'srs has given you great popularity IN this settle
mcnt. think ! could eel a great quantity az you,
ne''icincs this faespcciay your Cedron R,,ers and
Sarsaparila. ship me WA Memphis care ~ Rickott A
Nicely. Respectfully. C n WAIkrn
Prepared by Or. JOHN BULL. M Nj In.
orstory' Fifth street, Louisvilie. Ky.
FOR SALE ev-
FRIEDMAN 4 BECK. Druex,.s..
Jsn. - ''e-iy, JASPER. rxD.
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Domestic Sewing Machine.
Not unlocked yet. fnr sale FOR $50
retails at e70--at the CornIER OrricR.
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DULL FILES
Sharpened Cheap.

Small ones only y Cents. Large
ones 10 Cents. satisfaction i'm
sured, by
AUGUST MAYER.
Ian IA srs-u
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G1'rsy usw bat you ewc rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06

One or Its Leading Manufacturers In Jan on
% Charge OF Forgery

MIpDLEnrRy. Vt, Feb. D. All Vermont,
and especially MI Addison county is agiiatcd
over the arrest of James u. Bachelor Of Mid
dlohury. charged with forgery to the amount of
s3un0p The excitement j. even grcutcr than
that ocrasiuncd 10y the Smith Champlin murder
case
Mr.. Ba'chcdcr was doing the largest manu-
fanturing business in vermont with the possi-
biz exception ~ the Mossrs. Fairbanks the 81.
Johnshury scale makers IIo had mills and
factories ia the, towns Of Ripton; Lin
silcs these. he had contracted for tho
whole product Of three. saving mills
in Miehiran-thc whole business giving en-
ployment To- hundreds " men. On Saturday
last. when Mr. Hatchclder had got a. far rs Al
hany. On his way 10 Michigan, all Of his YER
mont property wa, covered with attachments by
the brandon National Bank, through witch his
banking business has b."n done. Dispatches
were Immediately sent after Batgheldcr by his
nt'k home without delay Arriving in Rutland.
he was arrested On Monday. charged with COM
hitting ipreerie@ On different persons 10 the.sX-
tent ui about ;3nOnQ. He WAS brought 10 Mid
dfbury and locked ~ in the county jail TO
await examination. which II set for "Wednesday.
Batchelder IT IL alleged. had obtained large
sum, from the Rrandon Bank and had depos-
tod there checks and notes as security. some
oi the checks appear to have been raised and il
i- said that Bat 'uclicr has forged the names Of
his fath"r-in-luw Daniel Cove OF Lincoln. and
90 his brother. leltiuh Cove, The whole amount
IN winch lie II SAID 10 l-i Indebted 10 tho ban X
Tor loans j. over sluD.WN. which l. an enormous
sum for "a country bank with "A capital ot only
s2JOOuJ or $500 OOo. Early in January thc
board 81 directors of the bank was increased
from five 10 eight. The immediate result Of
this increase WAS "A rigid investigation into the
affair u the bank and the discovery OF tho
large discounts which BHtchelder had obtained.
and OF tho apparent worthlcsSncss Of "A large
purt ul his securities. The cashier. ID. &. Bas-
com who had let him have the money. resigned
under cpmpulsiun. and. after some further in
Ne-tigutipn. Batch"ider WINS arrested on the
charge 4 forgery a. alrendy stated.
I'm" ;UHlr naturally creates great deal OF
excitement. both from the large number of men
who arr thrown out Of employment. and from
Bat'hrider- social position. He IL a man 81
education, has had the confidence ut the bust
ness men II the community and has been
greatly liked hy everybody lie Is Il compare
tiNoly young man. being only "A years OF age
and had bright prospects, b.ing the Reprnsent-
alive of the town of Lincoln in the mt Legs-
laiure. lie has never been an cXtravagant liver
He SAYS h"lis innornt. and can prove il N
the examination. The merchants of Middle
bury hnVe agreed to present him with $1,000
a. testimonial of their esteem in the event %
his grtting clear. and ms employees are alread,
planning u public rejoicing.
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No Income Tax!

The prospect of the reenactment Of an in
como tax Is somewhat alarming. II has
already a majority of n in the House Of
Representatives. only eleven short of n two
thirds vote.
A tax upon incomes is direct tax. and il
levied a. the former income tax was. It ia
'learly unconstitutional. This is one oblcc.
ton 70 il, and II should be conclusive.
Apart from the constitutional question.
however. the most burdcnsomc and oppres-
-ive of all taxes j. u taN upon incomes. II is
nquisitorial IN its nature. and must always
- hateful to n free people. it, imposition
'reates kind of slavery \ man can
scarcely be said "a own anything when he
an be compelled To submit every dollar OF
his property and every mill derived from it
to the curious inquisition of others.
There il no need of an income tax. The
fevenuos uf the Government are ample
without IL. and there arc plenty Of methods
Il raising money far less Objectionable.
Notwithstanding the heavy vote in Con
grees in favor of an ncoin. tax. we believe
u would be- very unpopular measure. and
hat all taking any part in its imposition
would share IN its unpopularity.
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Defending his Grab.

MIR. ions loUHG BROWN Of Kentucky has
caused to be published in the Louisville
C1Wri0--jonpdI letter which would fill five
columns of The SUN. In a private despatch
he asks Us to copy This letter in full. In II
postscript TO the printed article he de-
car.- that in fairness to- hun We should
publish his "complot" defence, including all
OF the accompanying documents.
Now. part of the so-rnllod defence
printed in the CoUiu-IoppM concerns
itsolf with charge made By the Hon.
MONTGOMERY BLAIR and with which we
have nothing to do. Nearly ono half Of the
remainder l. mad" mp of certificates Of good
character and general patriotism. procured
by Mr. BRoWN from number Of good
injured Democratic Congressman, and from
one or two Of his Republican colleagues IN
the last House. These testimonials. how
ever Interesting and valuable they may ho
t. Sir. BNOWN, family n souvenirs Of his
political career, have a. little hearing on
the plnin facts OF tho present case ~ the
certificates Of his hhth, baptism, ard mar
riat,r. Wcarc sorry for Mr.. JOHS loUNG
BRuwY's sake 10 ndd That large part az
tine ret If his icli"r consists OF that sort Of
yoicnta i|d silly dcclanHtion Nhioli-almo~r
equivalent 10 "a confession thai tlin churg",
against him are true. This stufl We do not
copy, Of course.
Coming down to the fucts, Mr. BRowS adj
mits That he did not serve 0s a member of
the Forotb Congress- hut that he yet want
ct to got pay a such We quote his word A;
"The hector, OF my clam isitis was. IN i-s7. ocd
10 me iorn'ih '0nr''Nl'' q heavy minority M'''r>
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CifIRCH DEErS ~ BROOKL
One distinguished, Another Diminished. mad n
Third too Heavy to he borne.

st n meeting Of the congregation Of tn"
South Congregational Church. at Court
and President streets. BROOKLYN. on Wcdnes-
day evening. the payment Of the debt Of
s2p0Oo which has -hurd"ned the church
Tor about twenty years. WAS pledged. The
trustees. who had previously cunyasscd among
the church members. had obtained the sigma
lures Of persons plciginG about sll 900. Tho
substitution list was headed by Mr.. y. A. Boyn-
ton Mr.. w. L. Libby. and Mr.. ". 4. Brown.
who subscribed 81 .0Do each. At the meeting.
o,rrwhirh John r. Henry presided. Mr.. Brown
raised his subscription to s2OuO. Mr. Libby
gave $3.50 more. aud MIR. Boyntoh SjUu more.
Dir. lillian toit agreed to he one of ten 10 give
500 II any lady would make speech OF ten
minutes duration. Mrs. Phillips responded a.
the .hullrng.. and Mr.. Colt held To his offer
Afor sla.UUn was pledged an adjournment was
proup-rd nu the ASSURANCE, that gentleman
Then out Of ih" city would give 81 900 more but
tho congregation would not vote an adjourn
mrnt until ten NOR" men had guaranteed the
y i~u. THIS mad" the sum needed. and tn"
r"uEr rgAtion Joined enthusiastically in singing
" Od hunir'd.'
About s5ioOo Of the sl35. 600 debt Of st. AIMS
Church, ~ The Heights. has heen raised by pri-
tbs sum hns hr' "a given 10y one person. whose
nam" l. NOT vet disclosed. The young women
a.. tho church nrr holding frequent prayer meet
lnCs fnr the aid of the work ot raising the debt
jude Moore of tn" King County Court grant
%. YESTERDAY, an Application of the trustees Of
the Sc ond Methodist mon Episcopal Church.
iu Grilum nNruuc. uoNr Mithrrs street Brook
lyn t. eel their church at public or private sale.
rs tin congregation H. unable to meet the mort
EuCr ut - ,5ln and the floating debt OF 81 800.
Judge Moore directed that any surplus that a.
Miliam~hurgh Savings liank.
Justice Frat granted the application Of tho
trustees oi The Acndrmy OF the Visitation. Willie
dc Sales. Of Bnih, l.. l., 10 mortgage their prop
trtN for SlJ.tNn
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TOPICS AT THE FRENCH CaPTTiL.
Visitor. TO the Grent Exhibition Precautions
Against Insurrection.

p,p,o Inn n Tho rtnpnr,r Urornis
ans '",'' ~ i't
Joseph promises |" com" 10 mo LNhihitlon.
There have arrived already "A company Of
s,,.'ii.h ,,,i.lis =, ,oin oo,, -, ,i,, - -,
N."''" 7"''' - ~ van" va VI Wv ""i'' W
their own country ana they have been sent 10
barracks The Delginn section Is 10 be- ornn-
,,.,,,,.d ,,,,, ,,,,h,, s,,,,,,,,r. a, ,,.no,
'''"'" VIZ, ""' '"i"' ." ."' r"i""'''
and the workmcn WORK nj them Behind glasses.
The Germans do not participate at the Exhibi-
No. o,,,,o,,, H.. ha,.,, ,,,a,.,. ,hi, I'd
.loh' "'ho"gh uhey nave many Things 'N's'urs
hrupps cannons 10 scnu mere; thus their vel
vets and their silk stuis are very chem and
,.,,. ,,,,l manual iob,. holm, l,,i, ,,,rl,,,o,
'o'N H'o'' h'""""' '""oi oV'"s H'''o i'"'""'c"
among them.
During the war Of 1870 we were surnrised To
,o,r,, ,ha, r., ,, 49,, s,,,orr.,,,a ,,,a,ra,,,
''"i" "''' '"'iU "'S no S"''Vii"h'"" .''o- i"p"
between Paris and Metz. yet there y one in
Paris itself for use In casn OF insurrection. They
-, ,,,, l,.,,,. .,..,,.... ,l. , -. i.t
guar" N'hS'N'S "e"'' "e"'i'. ''''i OWN WI
IONS than against the enemy OF the country.
We nrc told nf the Instructions ,,iven nv
49, "a,.,.,, -, 49,, H. ,.,s
'"' "En''"t "'"'S"' '-""''''''' ~" '""'"'
TO the military commanders in case 81 riot aud
y,a mus, conclvd,. thnt the From. IA roo,le hov,
:, 49,,
themselves M'll unurr V"ntrnM i'r ,lvl nv nun ihs
lliolii u '''nSr q, br"NoVailoni ~" ,nh'ml-slon
~, ,Ju'Nl WI" ,'"'N ''.>,'N hlHl Wy Hu'"'i
~ "a tlNlnNl "ilt ,lit.d nnNe ''t'niE Enl.' u"
w S"u'""cs'''h "'I"i''"c'lS - '"i''c' lul"'-
my 'IIjro,i,, -, ooo,o,,is, il ~ s,.oaa1
L. ~, w. ~ .'i.,l'' - ~ N"'NV'u
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Timely Questions.

II We have nil tho gold in the country In
circulation, won't that Ice money enough
II We add to that all tho silver in tho coun-
try, won't that make enough
II We have in addition all the paper money
that all the banks IN existence can keep
afoat, and all that may be issued under the
existing unrestricted -y-tcm Of free bank
ing, won't that make enough;
II. in addition to all this mass Of metallic
and paper money. We have as many green
backs as the Treasury can keep ailoat on an
honest system of issue and redemption ac-
cordng to promise, shant we then have all
the money We can possibly require for the
business of tlo country;
Now all these sources Of supply are oDcn
to ne, and We are in favor of keeping them
open on the basis Of redemption and inter-
changeablcno-s.
Are they not ample, and more than ample,
for all the national needs in the way Of a
money circulatiout
Il it not propo-terous to say they are in
sufficient, and they must be supplantcd by
n system Of bogus money!
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y Ill.
and tried to yet it. because he believed he
had constructive title TO il. I'm shutting
him ont. the Fnrtic,h Congress ~, hc told
that body i'm his sprcch W protest. had in
nic,cd ON American liberty n dangerous
blow: but they had no power to deprive him
of such consolation as he might derive from
nav and uilcarr: and through all the long
years " pnr;isnu bitterness and sectional
rrniudirc hr cherished the hope OF getting
TINT INV and mileage into his own rocket
Iftbc CONDENSATION ol Kentucky Congress-
mon came from tho STATE Of Kentucky. Mr..
BpowN'a rejection hv the Federal Congress
uilrhf NOT have affected his equitable right
to tllc nav Of a member But the approprin.
lion for pavof members of tho Forticth Con-
rrcss vns prnyided. not hv fln Kentucky
Ievi.lntttc. nor Law Gov. STEVENSON. nor bv
Mr. JouS yorNo BrowS's constituents. nor
by ANYBODY in his outraged state. but by
the Tortioth Congress itself. and by tho
s,ulc votes that denied him admission. Mr.
BnovN ARGUES that the APPROXIMATION To
which n. had n title had been living unex-
ncndcd In the Treasury for ton years. await
inc his order If there is the fsintrst tin, of
color in this plca. the Forticth Congress vot-
ed him conformation while refusing to no.
cent his services, I'm that ease there was no
occn-iou for AN act of thr rorty-fourth Con-
N'o7S paying MN OUT 81 any Hiui'H III 'h'
JonN YouNu BRowN could have gone to tho
Treasury and drawn his sil.2Il2 go at any
time during the whole rcriod. Moreover
M cUoul "i ihoih rs'' ID trf 'honoE II
sun W'aN'r "ouoh' 40 man cah nave
moral INC 10 money "Ii''h ne h'Noi o"''''"'
FROM Hrsl 10 lh7'' MI bho"N assumes
thnt III voting MN th's money inc iorty-
fourth congress mor''y rlgh.cu WRONG
dono MN 10y IN" foru'th' 'ha' "ssuinptlon
involves an cNtraorulnaly usurp"ti"n III
power on thr pa't ol inc loIty-iour'n on
Erc-7 N"thlhg j. in"I' certain ,i'"n ',ia'
ea'h liou-e is inc 7"ie I"ige Ut tnc pnal''i-
cations ~ l'S own nenu'Is' IL "'u h"'
i"l"ng I" nv t"IN! -l'"i'" 'v'.' i'7S u" W.
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STNBEfNS.

Humming birds and gilt heels are now
worn ON ladies' shoes
A London paper estimates that durir,
the latter 2op days of 1871 human blood flowed atm
rate Of forty gallons an hour
In Eureka. New. the delighted miners
shouted to III Murska. "cu her loose. old gal Turn
on the music " and " Raise the roof little one
Mining companies west Of the Rocky
mountains distributed last war di,idends that aouni
to go I2jUp OF these Consolidated Nir.ima ict all
others paying s9.T2OuOn
Diamond digging In South Africa ha,
settled down into paid industry compauc. have
been formed, dividends declared monthly when there
any and there is something like nXcd trade oi nni
ings from this claim or that
A writer in a London paper says: "One
thing think. will never be forgiven the late King o
aytc marriage OF his daughter coiildc to rlonplon
II was Napoleon and Marie Louise over again save that
Plorrou's not quite his uncle"
The total dividends paid last year by
mining companies. banks insurance and cxpfuss comp,
mics and other commercial enterprises the Pacific
coast not including tho Central Pacific Railroad. was
si,9i6Olo an increase ot a. .2jOOOD
The following is San Francisco advor.
tscmcnt Correspondence Is solicited from bearded Ia
dies Circasstn other female cur,sitics who In re-
turn for heart ami devoted husband would tray
ri during the months and allow him TO take the
nancy nj the door"
e, i". ''"o"s "'"o"S "'"' ,i"uo7 n"e ,''
,,,. -. 49,, IVY, .-, -, 80. Wv
49,, ,t. 49,, -, -, ,,, ~ .,,s,,, -, -
-. -, a,,,,, =, -. it. .i.o,,us .ron. ,r
-, a., ., . ,.i,,.,ov, and crawl ,,,oht,n
,
~ RI, t,,,,,, az f,lovos n p,,rr,o, l.,
-, - a., -. 10"
',"s "a -, r1,nc,h wc.i for a breach Of nrom,'s "
,..r,,,, Tina ami, l. continued agonst Mr. u,ce. a,
M hoir of the estate and the ,ight Of tho two wome,
. ,,ciacp,,iv bringing ont all the particular, OF NJ
u.y.s,s douhie courtshtr
r,r ov.rx ,,.cnL ioet in m strike n cnrtni,
-, -, -, So, a, ,,o ,,,,,, ,,,.,,, .,.,., 49,.
-, T.. -. q, -, ,.,,,,., to.. 9, ,h, ,,a.l.
rnn. IN IN" ease Of strike OF .s months duration r..
mn Of ten ncr cent In wages nvc years labor "A
the rate viii lie required in order to make IN III,
positiyc loss incurred In the strike
Tho ron1 production Of the world has In.
..,a o,or,n,r.iy since ist, +, that war ,.,,
p-,,.,, rrolnrca n 5,our, TONS I'm 1874 ,e3 o,,rn
i,t,,, 80. ,uon-- 4, -, "a az 49,, r,.,,
~, "a, az 80, az o,ot,n rr,ssi, IN, a,,,f,u
1874 4i73ten In the United state the nrcductiuntn
1874 was ueerlv ten times ,hn,tnI St5
Tho S,,to Of ,.ooryi. I,,a out ,,s an,
, -. - 49,. =. - -. -
lNu
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To THE EDITOR OF THE sun Sir: am n
lopu-itnr per iocr eu. compau, hnvc had g., on
f'pu-f there ior TN year suppose there are not
than lHun similar accounts ON the cfrtt ledger
iaf.r uerN nts draw IL at nfcu.t-inirF uurs twenty,
ff' $500 's1n'N. 900. Wunulntod interest same /.
fiff.Mi iHfl. si.'.Hp llisr sum 90 squeeze out o
ilr iulID NiNInut Hil Responsible security suppose
tlf fr -ns inr shnulf rnHp-r. what chnn,o have ne
d' H,ifnfs trft frr nnnrN hNO - uusht not the
rrnn- 90 &c. c"nft'd To iuNcst this money IN public
imnI. ~ NulL- N iLllil- N / nIirN.
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Our Military Ari.ioeracy.


II r. a fact TINT twu-third- Il the Coloncls now
hoif ON tlc. aruA rods hAv' not had q command tor
wears Col and hi,Aot Bu- Gen French. Who made
such nIu.~ u A. nt llnrpprs irrry during tho labor
rot' l1n s0un o. ~ fctnns noNicaird ant remaining
tNai WnN gl N iNn time has hiuf" Chen been active
nuN ns tar enn' /, com erucd hut hn. not worn hi,
uniform or d, if fol single minute -crAlce H. IN.
ttNtr nHNuf lDir- rffN tnlnlrd ii krtpne Quirt 81,
90. lflrrNtni nH COURT martial winch Me War Dcpalt
mcut aid at tlc time WAS To- have he ordered
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Refrain Of the Returning Boarder..

The tide IN, changed, and an is lost
o. twas fatal plunge
A. we are learning To- our cost,
since Ioc's thrown up the ,ponge
When one 10y ONE old friend, wcrc brought
60 tnhc hostile stand
Our hope wa, hnovant IN the thought
That Joe would lend hand
That hope l. tied oui tate draws nigh,
The 'mi await, II, prey
Bit heads shall bow that now arc high.
When We have SAID our say.
Lochcd IN our breasts record uc.,
They cannot an rNuunn,
Aud now m judgement let Il rise,
Sincc Joe thrown M the sponge
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mental In society, while taxpayers are bank
ruptcd, and starving labor upon which the
burden finally falls. is crying out in vain for
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Aesdem, Of D~ Ign water color tXhibten.
ua.s-.y Thcatr~ -Lsort NtN
broadway Theatre -i,ana MiL
n..sh's ub-ssrc- Prltlitu.
shieL ring uaii-ne C1fi.fs's L.-fure
p,tss Avenue Theutr~--fh- ntaf ~sar-f
tifth ts~use usIi-rrssuaisifa,1n. Matinee
fraud Opera uou~--Ias H.r.. iu tho Wool N,tlne..
s,ceus, -Kichard No.
>e~ Nors Aqua r,sn -Bfosdvay snI ssth a.
SIhto's &c rd-n-resr o. nav Mstnte
National rhea,re MR.
~t,rtric Theatre -varitfg -s,nss
rsrL fb~atr--nsh,.
-sn Erssti.-o uin>sreI.-brosdwG and 18th A.
Theatre q or.iqu~-Vsr.ty. Matinee.
ro.y Pastor, Opera uouse-Nanoty.
rivsIi rh-strc--vafiety.
saios square rhes,re--t ceietr.'.i Case
-ssu-~Ls Th-st-- -lerha1i
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Tho silver question thrust itself into the
Scnaie's morning hour yesterday. to the an
noyancc OF Mr.. SUBSIDY SARGENT. Having to
present petitions from citizens %! New York for
the passage Of the Silver bill. Mr.. CoNRLING
pointed out that thcy were the fruits Of organ
i.cd effort. and said that they did not represent
the opinion OF the state. "" also read two pe-
titions ON the other side ono 81 viii h stru's
Mr. BAILEY Of Tennessee q, dlsrcsrcctful
ia tone. Mr.. MATTHEW'S READ from the
London Ecoros,s' ot Jan. ~ 50 show that h.
was right In asserting that the French Govern
ment had not stopped the coinage of silver. aud
Mr. BAYARD cited n despatch NJ later date 10
prove that he was wrong. Mr.. EAroS then
made one OF those frank speeches which con-
trast 80 strongly with tho utterances OF some Of
his associates. He is for n silver dollar worth "A
hundred cents the world over; is not AZ all
scared 10y the threat Of leaving New England and
New York out IN the cold. aud thinks Mr.. Nonr-
HE'S might he In better business than stirring
up labor against capital. Mr. TIMOTHY a.
HowE OF Wisconsin followed Mr.. EATON; he
aNowod himself IA silver man. hccause silver
WIS an American product. Mr. TELLER pat in
a nov amendment In the int yust co., private
holders OF bullion. and Mr. TINT ENAN secured
thc 'oor Tor silver speech te-,lay.
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Lord BEAcoSsrIELp is letting his oppo-
neni-, in and out Of Parliament. have their full
SAY before he speaks Having himself said
nothing save what WAS contained in the speech
a the opening of Parliament he l. in position
TO advocate almost any line q! policy without
being accused II Inconsistency. Besides. no
has The wcghty advantage Of having drawn his
opponents fire. while re-er,inc his own.
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The powers that take part in the European

The powers that take part In the European
conference called bv Austria are preparing 70
make n show of their readiness for war, Ger.
many. OF course. is ready. a. she H. always
ready. for any contingency. The British Gov
ernmcn, is about TO secure n special war grant
II six millions sterling. and the ilret j. not far
from the BuSphurus. Austria has n large part
Of her army near the sorvinn frontier lussinn
troops are stil pouring into Roumanla, and
they are occupying now positions there. Tho
French and Italian Governments hold their
armies in readiness All the members Of the
conference will represent powers that are fully
armed, and prepared to strike at u moments
noilcr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06

Mr.. GLADSTONE idea that Russia will be
more affected by England's moral attitude in
the coming conference than hy her military
preparations is characteristic. About February.
1871. he exhibited u similar confidence in thu
effect Of moral suaslcn on Germany. GLAD
STONE is apt 10 measure what will be dono 10y
what ought to be done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-06

Now the warlikc Crooks. who began hos
Utilities against Turkey Just Ms Russia ended
them. are reported to De- in a state Of constcrna-
ton and panic. because the Turks are getting
ready TO rorcl their invasion. II is ritifulto
500 the Creek Government crying for protcc-
INN nnninsl m. nNrn f-llin.