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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21


Sdaafe flau, gertanfe 1000.
9ermifd)tc tele9r0p6iId)e SepeIbem.
pie amerifantI6e p d. itellert Il
6ran gewiS ftarb geitern i'm DS8=
burn.5ouIe" Su 5to1eiter, gt. D., na6 LANCER
6ranfbeit.
Scr 8ro5eB geqeu emma 8etbel,
angeflagt, Srll. uno Srau Siibop Oergif,
tet 81 ba6en, lpdbreno fte alS &ranfenwdrte=
rim in Oer Sobuung oes 2ebteren auJeltent
mar, iunrOe geit,rn in Camden, gt.-S., er
OfTnet. BrOf. Stepen8 bonn ,@irar0z@oQeg," i"
meldler bic @in9elpeioe Der Srau 8iibop elmer
NualDle untermorfeu bate, be3eugte, OaB er
Spurcn BON 9trienif porfano, ipelde5 ii6 ies
bod angenideinliA lan9ere ,3eit I'M Wagcn
befunoen bate.
% Oaniel Hban, Gin betagter Mann,
melder etpa Weilen pon Srenton, Sc
S., tpObnt, mur0e am lebten Samitags ,WtOr'
gen gegen 2 llbr III ieiner &obnung BON enenl
9erptlIen Siaat Sagerm1n uno flint SpteB=
geiellen iiberfallen nuO 10 brutal mlBbanOelt,
oaB er I'M Sterben liegt. 9tpan bate bel Den
8rObgelbmorenen Sei6merOe gegen ein be'
na9barteS BrOitttuttonShau8 erboben, uno
man glaubt, OaB Der lleberfaQ aus 9tade CT.
fol9te.
- Die 8erbanOlungeu III Dem bon Der
g d. dauipteIeriu 2aura SOpce aegeH
tbren Satten SameS 8aglOr eiugelciteteu s be-
d. etouuqSp Spro5eile III 9 It 0 II itu0
bis gum ndG)lten 0onnerltage peri6oben NOR
ben. Sin Ser9eid unO cine Seri0bnuu9 itub
i'm gSerfe.
Die QttionGre Der y@ on5oli0a >
teb 8ir9tHia milne" baben etne &la9e
gegen SameS s. 6looo, Sobu So McSap,
SameS y. Sair, Salomon SeDoenfelot, @bs.
.. 6iib II. u. in San 6ranStSco eiugeleitet,
I'M Oleielben sur 0erau8gabe bon $35 1884,
338 81 5wiugen, weld)e Gumme Die Serflug-
tell IT'D angeblid i'll bstriigeriider QSeiie bel
oer Sermaltung Der WiHe aneigueteu.
- Die oQmercans SocialzScience GIIO
cation" ueriammtlte iib geitern lit &inctn.
natl. Serihieoene o;ialniHeui6aitlid)e
6ragen muroen i'm Qalfe Des Saees Oistu4
tut. Sn Der &benoiibung belt 9eneral Yope
einem gortrag iiber Die Uon Der 9tsaiernn9
oen Snbianeru gegeniiber beobad)tete YotitIf.
- 6r.Stilion putdtns, ebebem Wtfteige1=
tbiimer Der oEime8" i'll ct. Eou18 uno 9es
genrudrtig bon GerlSaibnQtonery Poit, ,"erfldrt
i'll Be3ug auf ben bon $1rn. 0Oonett Qcger
ieine friiberen @eid)ditStAeilbaber eiugeleitcteu
Bro5eB I'M clnen 2lutbeil oil benz BroTiter
CAP ba5 bctrefienOe Sournal mibrcno oer all
ge9ebenen 3ait @elo Snieste, aaitatt 4roftt 3lI
MAIDEN, unO OaB Der Slage OC5 orH. 6o0nett
rein priDnlt6e NtOtiUe gu GrunOe ldgen.
: Ser ruiiiide oniu i'll = b la,
laoe1pbia luurbe geItsrn pl6blid uadD
9telusDOrf beruien - 5u meI4em 3rOefe, iii
ntdt ermittelt.
- gtioe 3wei9e Der @eiee9ebung bon
BcnnipluauieH nabmen geitern QbeHo 8e-
iblIfe all, peldie a0er 6ebuttiO ben
Armee oppOniren mo Die Sertreter OeE
Staates I'M @on9reiie anWeiien, Ge9en ATE
iolde Goridld9e 5u itinmeu.
= 9ulIS Steuereiuncbmer Dapi5 erIhof
geitern in Der Ndbe uOn Grucp=@itp
Gem, pdhrenO zines Streii3ug8 geger
frumm Ten 8reHnereien einen g0piiier
Soiepb SupHe5. GrOBe anfte9ung berri9
in Der @egenO.
- @elegentti6 Der geftern auf bem 9ela
mare itatt9eiunoenen Q egetregatta Oei
| ,Oelalpare Saht=@lub8" aus . ilaOel
pbia trug Die Sad)t naDelpbi" ben eritel
| BrelS 0QDon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21
SelegrapDii9e 9epel9en,
Eeeri&te Der "aGociir.en yreFfe' fur oen ~Deusdet
8crreip0uoen!en".
ynIanS-g
@eIorgr,ifIe iibcr glrbetter=llnrnDen
f1s 6SfcfsrfntsN

@lebelant, O., 20. Utai. - Die itdbt
tii1en @ebeim9Oli5iiten berid]ten, bab inter
ben bD6miiheu 2rbeitern, Die BON Der vStan'
barb. Del <Gompa9nie" gebungeu fpurOen, iehr
groBe llnSuirieoenbeit bcrrid1t, nnO baB bie@
ientsen, Die fi1 baSu Die Diittel 81 ueridafs
fen miiiell, @affen anfaufen, uno Dap betmlt=
DIE Seriammlungen sebalten werben. Die ar.
tetter laeen, DaB fe III einem Wtonate nift
n,ebr, als brei oOer bier Sage arbeit erbalten,
uno baB iie paber iebr un3nfrleben leten. Senn
Die @ompaanie in menlgeu 9agen Die pole
:3eit arbcitcn ldBt, mas plelelbe, ple lte la9t,
81 tbuu bsabiidtigt, baum fOnne alles rubl9
ablaufen; wenu 9teS aber ntd]t ael1lelt,
bauu ieien lluruben ST gemdr,igen. Ole 6lrz
ma bat me9rere Sauleno Otduncr III lbrem
Otenife, unb bielelben ge66ren angebltd Der
nicOrigitsn unO gefdbrliDiten 0feni9enflalIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21
Scrn.iid)tc Sepei6en aus Nesp=


81 EN- g. OFF, 20. 0tai. = Sr. Gam.
2. .Slaafs, Reoatteur bes bisitgen 0SeIplib
Utelierger" unO Der dlteite 9tabbl in bielem
ganoe, ltarb 9eltern Ibeno I'M atter pom IA
Sabren.
: Us nerlautet, baB Der I'M bieiigen Safen
ltesenoe 0ampfer g@olnnlbus" fir $4O0, 900
on Die rulrlbe 8egierung perfauft morSen ilt.
Die Gi9enthitnsr beS Sampfers ifelen Die
9n9abe in abreee.
= Der Sampfer r0tontana" Don 9ioerpool
iit bier angsfommen.
9as Dalnpiibiff u&ahinla" BON Ser,
11luba lief bier eiil.
- Der llnteridatnetiter sablte beute fdr
Sntsreiien $87 900 uno fiir einsesogene Sb.
liaatipuell 46 600 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21
Gt,, tntereifatter Grbid1aftsprosek

Grop, 81. g., 20. Otai. = SIN lstten
september muroe Dor 6rH. S1aaf $. Saui8,
9tatlaBrifter in @len's SaQ8, @aren.
@ountp, etu YroSeB 5ur 9nfshtung oeS Sc
itaments bes perItorbenen Sberlten &alter 9S.
8rice einQeleltet. 0aS Serm0Jen beIielbcu
pirO auf $750,000 qeifaBt. Qls @riinoe fir
ole ltmFoBung leines 8eitamentS wsrOeu feline
uumatiirltdle abueigung 9eqen leine nlinoer=
i1brige 3 )fter 9tellie sc. Yfice, Der allf i'm
gciibtc un9eb6rige @tnfluB uno eiu bel ab=
faliuug Oes Seltansnts gtt6rter @enliitbs5u.
ltano 9elteno genlad}t. 6r. Price lpar ein
Berbrauer in SroOflpn, nno er baute oaS un-
ter Dem gtameu yYriee WtanCr" befaunte 9e.
b1ube, cine Der foitbarlter SomncrtGeIioen=
gen am See @eorge'a. St hdrb Uor 5lpei
>Sabren uuo binterlieB orei nod lebenoeSrauen.
Der Griteren 5ablte er benz 8ernebneM na1
$50, 900 bafiir, baB lie Inn aus ben GbeltanbS=
feiieln entlieB. Ser 3ipeiteu bradlte er Den
@lauben bel, baB, penn iie ni9t i'll cine Sbeiz
bung pili9e, leiue erlte 6rall gegen i'm auf=
treten uuo eie Sermirfung ieineS 9auSen Ser.
| mDqens ersmiugen tperoe. Die gutberSige
Srau 9lapbte ibm uub eriflitn nidt iu1 @es
| rid)t8termine, in melferl Die BON ibm einges
| brad)te S6eioungsflage nerbanbelt merOen
lollte, uno er ipIrbe bon ibr III aller SOrm
| 6ebten5 9eidteoen. !6ierant beiratbete Brice
Srau Summer brei, bic ourd dbnli6e &iinlte
ebenialls sur Strobptttme 9emad)t murbe.
Die Srau Summer uier beirathete er angeb=
lid in europa. Mebrere &inOer entlpran9ea
bieien mebrfa6en Chen, Die er, 10 lan9e el
lebtc, reiflid) ueriOrgte. ytur ieine SO9tel
! gtellie mnrbe bon ibE1 pernabldiiigt, uno
lbretwegeu iuurOe ba5 Sefament anaeltrItten.
@s ioQeu ben @ornliinOeru oes Ndo6ens
100000 im Ser9leiA8me9e angeboten mOlber
iein, oanit Die Sad)e gebelm bleibe. llutel
ben 3eu9en, Die pOrgerufen wurOen, I'M Den
| geunpen Geiitessultauo oeS Sru. Brice 81
bsweiien. paren Sob. 8. 6Offnan, u. Safet
6al uno Sobn Sello BON gttm.Dorf, unt
gum 8epeiie bcS @egentbeilS erid)ieuen &
@rano @ranler BON 3rop, Senator 9u9hef
bon 8aibtn9ton= @ouutp uno 3tAter Srowr
Don gSarreil~ gountp. @s ianben in Den
8roseiie AZ SerbDre ftatt, 66 3eugen murber
ueruommen, unb Ser ytamlaBrl9tcr entI6teo
SaB oas 3eitanlent giiltig Jet. @egen bas
@rfenntliB iuirb wabribeinlt4 appelirt mer
| ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21
Setambt, berattbt atnS ernor0et. -
ie 9etd)e eines felt f1eben 0tp=
tsaten Serid)pnnOenen atfse=

Sbeoiac, gt.>8., 90. O.Mfai.-gSie bereitS
mitgctbeilt, iit bic 2eid)e SimotbpMc@a
inn Scabouc Sluiie auigeiuuOen porOen.
Die Sbatiaden beSiglid, oes Sorialles perz
halteu it'd, wie iolgt: Sm letten 9topember
fam gimOthn Mc@artbp, Elm 6efaHnter Saul.
mann ans Wtoncton, Su einem fltr;en Seiufe
bier an unb itieg i'm S8borne=6ouIe," einen
BON SObn Osborne unb ieiner 6anilie betrie-
benen 9aitbanle, ab. Gr brad]te $2500 in
Saar9elo nit itd, glm Gage uadl leiner 2lu=
tunit perId)ipano 0tc&artbD pl0blid, Hnb
lroeoeE. cine Selohnung Don $1,000 fir ieiue
Nutftnouuq auS9eIebt mur0e, entoeGte man
lange 3eit feline Spur bon ibir. @nOlid i'm
Iebten DECEMBER eridDien 9(nnie PeQetier ODER
Barter, Elm Oienftmdo6eu im Osborne
SOuIe, "nOr SriebeuSrihter unO beidmOr,
oaB Die 6anilie Osborne eoenGeridppuuoenen
our6 eiu narfotild)eS 0tittel betGubt uno be
raubt, i'm Johann mtt6niittelu eri6lagen uno
Die 2eidle in ben Scaopuc gemarfen bdtte.
Die O8borneS iuur6en perhaftet un0 gum
Serb0re betgeitedt. Der SluB mur0e nit
Sd]leppueten abgeludt, alleiu ber gisgang
pereltelte oiele 9tadforl6uugen, unb crit am
lteten Utittpo6 mnrOe Die 2etd)e auigefuuoeu
Die 9lerSte, iueldbe Die lleberreIte unteriud)ten
erfldren OaB Olc@artbp bereit5 toot mar, ais
Der S0rper iu's lSaiier gcmorfeu purOe, uno
OaB Der SOB in 6Olge BON @epalttbdti9feiten
eiutrat. Somett i6eineu osmna6 sic 2lnga.
ben oeS 9lenftmGodenS 6eitGti9t Su ietu. -
auoerntbeil8 iagte Die 2ebtere aus, Dap Die
sWOroer Der geidIc eineu Steiu Oil oen 6alS
htn9en unb Die Gaiden oe5 Spier5 rein ais
plilnoerteu; man tonute feiHe Spur BON Ell
nem Seile oil Dem Soalie Der 2etdje entoeden,
uH0 Die gOlOeue llbr 0CS @rnor0eten, lomle
800 baar wurocn i'll ben Golden porgeiuu=
oen. Die 2tngeftagteu, ans fobu Osborne,
ieiner 8r0u, einem SObne unO einer GO9ter
beitebeno, ebaupteu, oaB Ga8 0idOdltu fals
id)e8 3eugniB gcgen lie abgelegt babe, Inn ben
Ser0ad)t BON ben mufIden M0Gberu, elmer
3duberbanoe, pcl6e angeblih III Der @egeno
ibr gSeen treibt uno nit heueH Minnie Barfer
IN Serbiuoung itebc, ab2uleufeu.
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s6ie6te SyiSG1erei a,tf Oemt Boto'
fAenc4

gsaibingfon, 3. s., 20. Mai.-3ie
Silderei.Sailon aut Dem Potomac, peld)e
slpei Wionate bauerte, TT sei9lOiien, unb oas
8elultat oes San9es mar Elm meriger erglebl-
ges, als le 5upor in ir9eno eiuem Sabre. 2H
Der sSii9werfte Su Ileranoria, Sirg., bon mo-
aus Die 9dlfte oes ssanses dllidbrlid anf ben
Wiartt 9ebradlt fpiro, langtsn in pleiem Sabre
MIR ungefdhr 100000 Slide gesen 3,775,.
GOO i'm pepgangensn Sabre an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21
SCR GctontorFt.

ew=DOrf, 20. Mai.-@elb fiIfig gu
3-1. @e6iel itetig ju 4.854. Sob idloB
sl 1903. 8unOes St!icationen i9lofen
ieit; 18S1er Coupons 1881, ueue 1865er
1044, 1667er 1913, 186Ser 1084, ueme Siiufer
1868, 1O.40er Coupons 107. Aftien i1lo1eu
feit; Stem gOrfer Central 1881, @rie 124,
9afe Sbore 624, SainoiiT@entral 77B, Yitts>
burger 754, @bica9osROrtbmeitern 50f, Briee
ritafen 71s, 9tod=SslanO 1893, 8eitern Union
Sci. 824.
llnteri6abamts Bilan3: Sob $104, 49,
$3.50; @nurant $50 1856. .681.23.
- Die 3O0 @inHabmen betrusen beute
933O 900
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NSseifefe Gfifrtffe

Soronto, Ont, 20. 0tai. = Gin bef-
tiges @eipittcr 5og beute in 6itlider 9tiGtuu9
blrd oieie @egenO. Der Slie iflu9 on per-
ld1ieoenen Stellen eir, uub betrd6tlid)er S9a.
ben wuroe auf oem 2anoe angeriftet.
beeling, gS.zgSug., 20. Wiai.-Giu
ifredliAes Sageliuetter iu6te bents pteit
Staot unb Die bena9barten Counties beim,
Ser Setrag bes entftanOenem SaaoenS If
mod, mint prrttittpit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21
Gfttr1it iift SiiScif.

Sidsbur9, 0tiII., 20. Dtai. : Die
llm9ebung bieier Staot ipurbe am lebten
Sainita9S< <Nbenbe burd eiuen befttgen Ste,
genlturin beimaeiu6t, iueldJer bebeutenbcr
Sbabem auriftete unb piele @ebduoe ents
oa6te. Die S9netii9feit Oes gSinOe8 betrug
55 Oteileu pro Stunbe. Snnerbalb Smei
G5tunneu fiel Ii 2p1 Ne1en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21
gSrGnOe.

Corning, N.-D., 20. Mai.-9ie 8ag=
gon- @erfitdtteu Der Sorting -@owauesquez
antrimer 8abn" brannten heute WOrgen niez
Der. Serluit $4,000; Serii6arung $25, 900.
Bittsb urg, Yenni., 20. Mai.-0ie9os
belmiible Der $50. SEQ. McSse & @Omp. an
@fe Der 93. StruBe uno 8enna. Qpeuue
brannte beute Mor9en nieOer mo mebrere a11z
itobeaOe @ebdu0e, II. q. cine Dietbooiltens
Stride, mHrben beiAdOi0t. &erlult $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21

Sarr1s burg, Ya., 20. Wiai. = Das
Sbergerift sieies StaateS oernabm beuts
Miorsen Die Grsumente 5u 9nnlten zines neler
YroSeiieS fir cen gum Sooe uerurtbeilter
Yrieiter SlaiiuS Yiforlus. 9as @eribt be
bieIt iid Die @ntldeiouns Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21

gerathunaslofal: Scr. 132, Norb s@utanfr.
Ser arose Sn6ianer@Srduterz Doftor 6ebanoeIt nit
Grfolo ne hroaiid1en Srantbeen oes Sirns, Sdlies,
Der qnae oes 9fa9ens, oer eeber, Rieren Slde, beS
Ser,euS iln0 ieoe ltRoronuu9 i'm Reruenpfemer
tat un6 aue droHiiben un6 atuten Setben 6eioer @es
fhIetbter. Or. 9iuerpool, oer 9roBe 9noanerz2rduA
terzSottor, Rr. 132, Roro=@ntaluitrake, behan@
belt Soamlenihiudde, neruoie Sdpdcbe, Smpotens
NIT polltonmenen grIoI9e, mas bunoerte bebeuser
t6nnen lBerit bel oieien ods 2eben untereroben6eR
9eoen fein @elo mebr meg, onoern beubt uno 3iebt
Snd non hiesn SerosnztsrShJo osfnnee9 hstlsn roS
bem aIe onoeren Aer5'e guCb Mot been eefonnt SD
mothte @uf, Die Shr Sud iene atentY Yle0AneH 6abt
boIen laen uno bite nno ine DirtuI ohnsiusen pros
6rkhabt, Bruien:p th fann@u turiren. 8erothuness
Stunben pom frih bis Abenos nbr; SonutGas
un Seiten 6er ar6eileRoeH 9toile non fri9 10 bis
Nohmlttaas4 uhr. lDldIa9. SYltRiuEfl L
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felfcr VtSniacfl

9 t. 2oui s, 20. 0tai, - Der erite ncue
&aiSen Der Saiion fam heute BON Daaas,
SeraS, bier an HnO muroe 81 S1.25 proSuibei
perfduft
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WeriIe1etft SSoroerin9sz Anacbote tueroen Ina
~ Biireau 0es @asHbren'S Staotss sSnipeftorS
bis surn 5. Suni giadlniittaes ubr iiir Die
8erIor9nna Der 0ifentIidlen itaOtiidcn0 0ebauee
uno Der StraSeHIaterneH SnltImurc'S . NIT
Ycud,taas tudbreno eInes 3eitrdumes Don ensm bis
IGn 5a6ren, Ie natboem es Den OeteH SnteIeIeH oer
Staot oienlid erabtct ipiro, ent3e9engenommen.
for6erten ODER lpdter etpa 9eeslidD perldnsten nt
naditeben.
5ds 9plieferte oOer per6raudte @asauantum III
[aut 9Seroronung Sir. as 10. Yial 1873, luoDon
elm. @remplar in 0es Snipettors Siireau Bur Guidt
auflie9t bur9 @a6ubrzDieiiun9 unter Der glahm6Bta
gen @ontror Der StaOt uno Der 6e!refenoen @ompG9z
fe ooec Gompogne'n ju ernttttla.
Otis SeiIboIb,
fun9irenber Birs1meifer;
SplbMG WaniGnt,
@ontroleur;
r. ~. Sing,
&5asubrensSnipeEtOr
Baltimore, ben t8. Ttai 1878. (2i-3J
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0SieE,tttorff In 9}I,iIo0eIpl,in.

BbitaOe1pbia, 20. Ntai. = 9ftnOpieb
flau, Gerfdufe 5000, CUTE bis prtma 6-G},
OtittelIorte 81, orOindre 5.
Sd1aafe flau. YerfGufe 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21

- 9as curopdlIG braflaniide &abcl 1T
Slui6en Babia uno 9tio De Saneiro geriiieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-21

Ser ySt. NuoreaS zSereiu" belt 9ez
itcrn Nbeuo im ,01eunert=SouIe" ieine piertel-
jdbrlihe Seriammlung ab, III nel9er 6r. q.
Oturood prGiiOirte. Ser S6asmeiiter be-
ri1tete, oaB lett Der lebtenSeriammtuug $345
fir miotbdtige 3wcde UerauSgabt ieien.
Damn purSe Die Iufuabme uerihiebener Ber>
iouen i'll Oen @erein beautragt mo angenOnl'
men. gia1 Grleoigun9 etniger RoutiHea
@ei9Gfte uerta9te iid Die Serammlung.
-9a8 curopdiiG bratliauiibe &abcl iit
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
1n0ex 10 Advertisements.

AvrsIuTVTs- aM Poge-5th and 9th columns.
BoARD AND ROoMs-9m Pd0c-3th coiuhiL.
HrsfNEss CHANCEs--Sh IGge-4th column.
BUsINFss NOTICIs-sth PGOe-lst column
Coal AND MOOD-SM Ydgc-ith coliln
CoRron lrlos NoTicEs-~gM Fdqs-3d column.
CotNTRY BoARD-0M Idgc-3d column.
pAycISo AcApEsuE--9M foge-3d column -,
DfypFND NOTfCEs-SM P0Qf-3d ana +th cuiui""S-
DRY GooDs-0M Pdqs-ith oolunn. 49,, ,..
Ji,Eory a. AfyFRTIsEMESIs -sh PGge-ith column
lgNANcfAI-sh Td0e-3d column
TINT Aura-gh Pddc-0th column .., -,
IInTeTs AN FARMS NANTfD- sh fdQe -oth column'
IlFIp n WANryp--gM Pd0e--6th column.
unnsts CArnfAGHs NC.-9M Pdgs-Oth cOluhih'
Irp ga, Av--gM Ia0s-jd column.
IS.ruT,ItoS-gM Page-2i and 81 columns.
IFcrrnIs ANp METTiNGs-9h fG0c-6th column
Iosf ANp ForND-9N PGgo-3d 60. uinn.
Manu- ANp sLAIE MANTEIs-0n Pd1e-3d column
NAHufAoIs AND DEATifs-5M Fd1e-Oth column -,,
NIscTIfAvtous-9M Ta0s-3d comm lOm FG0e-Oth
and Gth columns. .
MT.tc Al IN.raUNENrs-9h Pdgc-Gth column
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New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
THE N1TTONdL CREDIT.

Only ten wears ago the credit OF the United
States. when compared with that of other nations
of the first class was low to n mOrtifying degree
This was not because the country was poor, for
no other nation could compare with 1t III re-
sources But the world could not he persuaded
to trust our people. Free government was on
trial in more ways than one. Ii had not been
proved and it was not believed that the great
masses of self-govcrnng men here had so fine
a sense of honor ms the small but cultivated
classes who govern the Old World. But since
then the Republic has demonstrated that it had
a conscience. According to the strict letter OF
the contract, the United States was under
no obligation to pay the 90 bonds III
coin The word was not once III the contract.
IL was purely a question of honor whether the
bondholders should be paid in cheap and dis
honorcd promises or in honest money. And
although there were not few sharp inanciers
tben-the same smart statesmen who are head
ING the silver column to-day-whO exercised
all their ingenuity to frame speelous argu-
mcnt for dishonesty, the country renewed us
pledges to keep its honor sacred. There can
be no doubt that it was this manifested spirit
of fair dealing which gave the Nation It's good
name throughout the world, and buoyed up
our credit until our per cent bonds could be
sold for their face
And now, the men who, ten years ago, were
counsclng sharp practice, are striving to un-
do what was achieved in spite of them. Our
credit has already begun to weaken as these
disreputable forces have increased III strength,
and if these forces now prevail, what is to pre-
vent it from falling below its old level9 If.
without consulting with its creditors, or
against their passionate protest, our Govern
mcnt, controlled by ignorance, or thoughtless-
ness. or quackery, or shameless dcmagogism,
now decides to pay them in deprecated mon
ey, what guarantee have they against more
serious attack of the scaling epidemic
Would not such course go far toward estab-
fishing the truth of the humilating dogma
that the word of Republic is not to be
trusted2 Ii is not the loss in dollars which
the National creditors or any other creditors will
suffer- nor yet the general palsy with which all
business will be stricken, which would be the
most deplorable result if this silver swlndle
should triumph 1t is, as we have often point
ed out, the decentralization of public character
which such disregard of the National honor
would indicate and generate. When open
oppeals to the rascality of the country prove,
after all, more effective than arguments ad-
dressed to the popular sense of truth and JUS
tice, it will be an appropriate occasion for all
the enemies of free government to hold
Jubilee.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
POLITICAL NOTES.
as it were I

And they all yelled fraud except Charles Fran
els Adams
The National honor seems to hang on the weight
of the President $ veto.
The Senate Committee seems to have yanked the
fire from under that Toledo Post Office teapot.
There has been something the matter with New
Orleans pretty much all the time for about fourteen
years.
The only way to save the country from bankrupt
cy seems to be to blow up the present Reform
Congress.
Senator Jones knows good many things. but the
trouble with most of them seems to be that they
are not SO.
Speaker Randall manifests disposition to ex-
ercise a restraining influence upon the Democratic
majority. He might rs we'll try to stop cyclone
with tooth-pick.
Doorkeeper Polk will probably be hanged in irons
on Capitol Hill. The investigating committee have
discovered that he has been lobbying. crime
which always makes Democratic virtue shudder.
Incidental expenses of the Democratic Congress:
Stopping the funding of the bonds, $17,OOO,OOO;
paralyzing the business of the country 5 00O 900;
total to date, $2l 100000. The country demands
REFORM"
Montgomery Blair electrified the Maryland Legis-
lature on Thursday, with the information that
"Sam Tllen is not Gambetta.' That is the only
statement Mr. Blair has made lately without any
fraud in it.
Mr.. Montgomery Blair is making bold stroke
for q seat in Mr.. Tiden's Cabinet, when tho Hon.
David Dudley Field proclans that statesman
President. Mr. Blars zeal is commendablc but
his chances of success are rather more remote ana
uncertain than General LIE Dues native tea crop
A committee Of young men in Boston is doing good
service for the cause of honest money by sending
ont a collection of articles against silver In the
form of single newspaper sheet, under the title OF
The BrOodside. The first number Is good 80 far as
material goes the only objection being lack Oh
freshness in some of the selections.
There seems to be something like a revival of pub
lie honesty at Richmond and Columbia, and read
iustment is hardly popular IS it was. There may
vet come some Providential Murphy movement to
check the financial intemperance at Washington.
INGALLS, seizes tue Silver ensign and carries it clean
over into the enemys lines, shouting his brand-new
battle-cry: "Dem0netize gold" Three cheers for
ingalls,.
Mr. Hewitt is credited with saying that he only
awaits similar opportunity to disclose tho awful
secret he was on the point of giving forth last
Wednesday, There never q secret which had
such hard time coming before the world as this
has. A special investigating committee was
organized last year to bring it ont but, even under
the leadership of David Dudley Field, the search
was in vain. Mr.. Hewitt tried to dscO y on
Wednesday, but got hold Of secondhand roorDack