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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
RITUALIsM SURELY ADVANCING.

TO the razor Of The Trt6une.
SIR: Your correspondent DR.. Powers, labOis
most anxiousy to prove that DR.. Seymour and DR. De
KOven not raised to their present positions
count Of Ritualistc views had not supposed that any
person imagined they were, certainly Dr. Hop
kins Is far too wise 10 do Ii would be worse thar
folly to make the opinions Of clergyman the rea-
for his advancement. All claim IL that the day
is coming, II II he not already come, when men known
to ne fun OF the Holy Ghost and Of wisdom can no
longer be kept back from honor because Of their adj
vanced Guardianship" RdisOn d'etye of Rituallsm!
We believe t1at Catholic doctrines (ncknamcd by our
enemies Ritualisc) the truths Of God and there
we hold them; believe that they tend to make
uctter and bOcr and therefore advocate them.
The Divine origin of the Church. Its government derived
from Divine authority the Di'ne grace OF Sacralnens,
the Divine gifs OF the priesthood (ncaU To be used ana
no. bid under hushel the reverence due 20 holy places
and holy mysteries (callcd rtua the Divine truth thdt
Gods faithful people do unto Him l1udaDle ser
vice On opposition u the CaiYnlsc theory OF the
worhcssncss of good Worksl ali these doctrines are or
the most vital importance IN ns nineteenth century
Ii j. rot fancy. srsthcticlsnn scntlmcna!isIn
which leads to believe and teach these truths ana
prejudice Is rapidly proving pGweress to suppress them
The smoke OF E9 battle has cleared away, cur enemies
have exchanged their weapons OF attack Tor friendly
greetings. and il is tiin TO thank God AID take
courage now. J. J. IL
York, Dee. l6, J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
PTBLIC OPINION.

The President is said to bo anxious to have
~ ali Missed tnat be can sign. The only SILVER bl
a. a. .rf = one making silver dollars unlimited i'Sa
send, nud rrovl IL free coinage CINCINNATI 'oinHV'
cial undl -
Fvarts proposes that Arthur and Cornell, Ill
81 N~v.SSi ustom House shall rcslSu, ana thl. b"r-
,aNrizr H. Republican party. And has the Ike uotu
mari, come t. ths FL Cincinnati Enquirer (D"m''
1Lp growing cause is the cause OF rct0im.
TIN, aay of il, triumph assured and II viii ilUmph
L. ann, most c0ulagcOU>ly IN power Unt ou OF power
st3nd. uli 20 the work. Boston He'aid lihd)
The proposal to read the President cut OF
che l1JiIican uaIty for making an tG0gt ID carry Gu,
she ,rIitip,s OF the platform upon which he " c"r't,
Is the most CouSpiC nous cNaHplc 81 lh"niucntdt tN'ch
IN recent politics 49,, Cleveland Herald Q'eW'
In all ouY acquaintance we hardly know
pclIgu thai heartily iuGo:ses the policies OF tue A.
r,,nis,r.fl5r Republican sentiment STANDS a.! lc o"
party leaders, and they VIII continue 10 It M aef' j."
matter whit may b come CI tht ADMINISTRATIVE 81
Joseph Clo1 Herald Rep.
Senator KirkwOod is clasSed among the
"dnnbtfu IN the lists mad, cut 10y the Baud hil a1-
voratrs. Tins j. cncouragiuE II Mr.. hHR" ood Wiii
only plaut iiiIs-f sQUre Oh the ~te oi an honest 40"
I'M. ol equal yaIc with IA gold dollar, oi alag
iy IN los. wiz bo vastly cuJ,aced IN the lat t Dd|-
export Gazette NcpD
In stopping out of line iuSt at this time ana
embracing ,,uc financial g.eT- Mr.. Hhl = commit
t1r n grave hilnder and toi0Wla- a phantom oI
never come Tue great question o te iuiue va Zoe ''
common industrial, commercial ana Ua!.s ION o.
Veopmcnt of The West aud the SCuIh-lNaSI.NHc
American (lfeul)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

most of its directors, claiming some siOoOoooo.
W. are advised that such suits could not have Dc s,i
tuted without the cooperation OF the Administration
and were much amazed that the suits were brought.
The directors OF the company cannot Wlihnoiu rom
umItieatad outrage The astonishing spectacle Is pre-
scented Of the largest creditor OF the COMPANY sthh ~
Al action 10 utterly destroy the at Of tue com
pany and ali the individuals who interested IN u rx
cep the first mortgage bondholders the credit oi te
that the personal credit OF TIE &C., director. ,an
i5estafion Of hostility which the Government has
shown against the company in the lsi lhree !ea' t
directors are unwilling 10 lend further aid IN SuoI on
The company aud unless the Government WIZ ply 'ne
moneys due amounting. as per statement neloN' W
IoJ ,s7 So TO be applied the payment of interest on
tle trs mon gage ho,is do uo how is possible
to prevent default the lst Of November next wv
cC,sroucuces of which no ono can now forc,cc. more
that tie President VIII order tic money 10 Dc pdd
go,i do not feel justified IN DONG 50. ,a,o,s,,.,
be- YOU understand that II IS not out Of any
d ,rcepcc 10 Yourself to the President thar nav
thought il a duty to write 80 plainly as nav rsp
ing the action of the Government towards thiS con'-
When it is remembered that thc company gonstrncied
nearly 700 miles OF ralroa Tor ia most part tlronsh
hostile Indian country, with money ala ron
the Government for hut 3Si miles OF sueh l3ad' o,
pIl Of which. and of more than 200 miles OF
branch and leased roads operated by the company ~
addition. the Government claims AMI as hau tmu l,t
cordng contract. must not an jG, persons hoi WI
tie company. that tie acton OF tie, Cove h'eh' ~
been unjust and oppressive To thc last dcgr'sf III,
The company has erdcdvorcd to come 10 an aiiclne
settlement with the Government, but All it, Appeals haFc
another has been passed 10 it, great INJURY We feel that
tie Cove intent sdisnonored III refusing 10 pay ~ accord
auce with is contract cApOuhdch ny ~
own court. All The COMPANY desired or ~
peced Was mat contract with the Government sh9uu
be carried ont Without this IL cannot survive IL zoe
appcar indeed. that il the Government had bgch ue,
tcfmncd 20 Icducc the company To bankruptcy cvu.'
mo- have taken elective measures 10 acc"Wl' IL
AguH beg OF Won 10 come 10 th; re- ci oI lhc '"ul
many direct the aylcn Of what the supreme ON, W
the tinted states has, in the Union Pacific sum ~ ''H''
decided 10 be- duc 20 the company, and save IL rom ln
pending disaster.
Very respectfully, your ohcdicnt servant, .,
' huniPuis NTGEU, Presidcut.
Hca. Lor. morrill,, Secretary 9f ht -fe@s"y' NdS"-
iiG'1R, D. {.
Note:
T.etaial amount due from Government MP 70 - On
OCTOBER l. f'''"f''
:ts, half h. amount retained rs per acts uf - % -
f'''''' ~
Leaving the amount due this company IN cash SlN'3o 81"
BESIDES the full amounts due ou the Arkansas valley
aud Juuctiou civ ana Fort Kcnrncy Railways, being
about $4,000. ADn!Iil> NLllE' iIts!"e"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
4 WONT OIIICE.

I'M PLACE OF CANAL CoNNI,sl0NIR InAYiE DE-
GLAZED NsCNNT.
PROM TIE REGULAR CDhEi -roNDLST OF I'M rEIBuNE
ALBANY, Jan. 7-Atloncy General SchOon-
maker has given written opinion 60 tie ch ct that
Canal Commissioner Aiu rhaycr cannot legally further
act - Canal Conili .-Ioucr Nj 1Lavcr elected Canal
Commissioner n 1871, and lis term ~ Office was
trc. years. II therefore expired On December 81 last
Mr. Thaycr's was elective Office. and Mr. SHOEMAKER
Of the opinion that mis- power to hold II ended with the
I1,; day OF the tIIrc year, ion which lac chosen to
Hil H.
II the Legislature not IN ,,-i0n the Governor
would have power 10 hl the vacancy Il he chose. "
the Legislature is la sc--Ion ~ has The power
To- 81 IL without his Intervention. II Is very
doubtful whether any attempt viii bc made 10 MI Tie
Office. Eumoi- fpOrIbl" and uIiNoiibc 10 Mr. FAR
chli success have been largely circulated here during
u. Me.k.- recn-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
Past Olire SOiicI

Past Olre rhe foreign mails Tor the Wees e1dng
SATURDAY. January l.. 1875 Viii close AZ ths ohce ~
TUESDAY. al q a. H.. Eur ~ STEAMSHIP Honi8p1
wa Qu.eustoNn; on WEDNESDAY, al b, tJi Europe,
b. I'm hp Pl,lil Queenstown GORE nnGeGce cor
Franc t, De forwarded hy this be Spccs "
aidr sSe; ard 1870 IN Tor France direct " toam'ip
Nmrrilue EaNrc: TIT k~DAN, At Z. IN. to- ire.
land hv steamship city - Montreal, VIA cucerstOrn
ord Great Britain AMI hc tont ent %
forwarded must Dee specially Addressed ard
az - N Tor Europe. by steamship lommcrana; u, lly,
CherUourg ana IaMbalE ou NAIt itDA1, a. ':SO
a. M for Europe, by steamship Brl'linc VIA Qteeus o"n
trrl Ondcnc for rmany, and, and NortD Of Ireland
10 forwarded by must O sYrC1 o. 3dfeSsCu,
a.d q; D. NJ otant and Youth Ireland Oy stea
zip Ic.rn.a, via MoVlle aud glasgow; AID M ll3o
for Europe by steamship Ntckar Va champion and
Bremen llc steamships Montana tSitil ahd btiNnic 10
n Eeumark ana Sorv1y The mails
Tor z direct Will leave NcWI ~, Ian 10. The mals
for Kingston, jana. leave SoF-logk January 10 Iho
mails Nassau ~ r. wiz lave NcN YORK Jtnua:y II.
Ir mails Ciuna AMI Japan viii leave fal Francisco Jnu
av l6 Tuc mails Australia etc, M leave Francisco
January %. ..... .
New. Dee. ,. 1871 T. J. JAMES. Po' imastcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
TIE PoLIcE ATHLETIC CLUE SPORTS.

Gilmorc's Garden Was crowded last night as
it never was crowded before. The Grcco-Roman
wrestling particularly fine, and the bout
between Detective Thomas Adams and a French
athlete was splendid illustration of skin and
agility. The Freedman the victor. The
tug of war" between the Scottish Athletic Club aud
the team OF the Broadway Squad which resulted in a
victory ter tn latter. WAS very exciting
II appears from fnrtheS statement made by ID. Henry
KnoWlton, OF the New.lOrk Athletic Club. In
relation TO the suppression Of the rough spar
ring ut the late exhibition, that no gave the
order to that effect without knowing what Captain
Williams had directed the referee do In the matter
While maintaining the correctness Of The TRIBUSEs
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ALEXANDER-0n sunday, Jan g. Of seaTlei ieyer James
Nqn:ci Ai'Nandcr, jr, youngest OF James W. ant
zab 81 williamson Alexander, Of this city, aged year.
9mOJths and 20 days.
Friends are invited attell TIC funeral services at the
house No. - West 3stlst on wednesday, Slh hst ~
hllfpA,t II A. m.
j. 10 requested that no flowers be sent
tuteruent 1t Princeton. y J.
tNTHONY-At Bravo Care de Vcries Dec. 8. 1871
Charles Henry. EdN ar, and MIrgareta r. Anthony
III The 10Th year OF his age.
FIOOEG9OD ON sunday morning Jan. 8, ISIS William A.
BoOago)l. In his S2d year. ,,..
Relatives and Of the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from ls late residence ~ East 3l
Wednesday mruin Jan .. at II O'clock II is requested
thai no flower. De sent
Interneut lt Greenwood.
DUSENBURY- on Monday. 9Th list Thomas Duscnbury
% heart disease. aged y wears.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
MILLs-On Friday Jan. 4, 1873. David s. Mills, aged 81
r. ayes respectfully invited 20 attend the
services ~ his late residence, 80 590 Greeneave
Brooklyn, luced ~. Jan. :. at 1 O'CLOCK p.
MINTURN-Af New Big htOn on sunday morning Jan. D.
dpihcris IT second son ~ Robert B aud SUSANNA
shaw Niuturu. IN The lih year OF his age.
PIERRE PONr-O SUNDAY. Joan Jay. OF ]. Jay and
Elise PerregJu. aged moths
Funeral on Tuesday az II oc"c@. az NO. PelfeIpLtpace
Relatives only are invited 10 aiteud.
sOLON-Dec T. 1871 ut her residence % Waterloo road.
Liverpool Mary any wife Of John SCION, aged % years
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CAssIUs ~ CfAY's EXHoETATioN TO TIE DEMO
CEAIS.

From published tef r. GJfC"h. .
Can any Democrat, without taihi|lug MS
ror,r sustain the opposition Hayes attempt now
ever feeble a refOrIuG Hayes has restored i.e Sr"A
10 power and content. let hhn and the hli,'ls
Tgit n cnI: II IS no business OF miner Tt- Ian suage
certainly Is not patriotic 1. il good policy lima moi
How can people trust in the future II we shO" 80 ti
Ioer,l tone now Suppose ayes fails IL us attempt to
cncck the Bourbon. OF the Rluirai party VIII t"i not r
eInDodcnrd 10 scIza st,li Wor unh.uo1ng} TIE Iu'dc
Iooneyl Cia wc come mo power win the treasury ca
these IlucS Of so general iuPovei 9uclD against rs
Ar we sure that in the confusion and ciaO, 0i the
money gus ;Ou the Democrats may not AGAIN t t1
Wien 80 Handicapped with inso~Diity 20 yiI;1c and
liicl Now let Coua.ns and COMPANY couc III!
newer may not the army return To- tie South once more
Would not the sentiment favor OF Deuocr1ut liberty
he aao1cdl Would not people sty, tAat party was
very apxiaus fOr tAe consolidation 81 the South' but
could do nothing for The stability Of the Un.1Hf the
true policy Of tie Democrats i, to sustain HAYES in all
things whey, be is right aud to oppose Lin iG All t.hIes
when be is wrong Honesty is he best policy Let u
laye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
. Al BAN y.
THE COMMITTEES.
TIE LISTS SOT YET MADE oUr-pltFicCiT TASK OF
SPFAEER III SLED.

TIE LISTS SOT ~ MADE OUT-pliFicCIT TASK OF
sPFAEER Hustled.
Inv rLLiGEtIIi TO TnE TEGBCNi.I
ALBANY. Jan. 7.-Ncthcr the committee list
Of the senate nor Of the Assembly has vet hoen dis
n.ed y their authors l. doubtful whether either Is
,ou,l.ic senator Robertson left Albany when t"c
Leg. Iafurc q ur!ird and in the most secluded part ~
Wrs;chestcr County has since been executing MS
duty. rs President pro tcfu Of tie Senate N TIE
Arrangement Of tie committees. Not a whisper
of MS doing, has reached this city; anu, "s
hc dee, not intend 10 Ic,urn TN Tomorrow, tie
f., information about hi, work wiz Pee obtained IN the
senate sci! wh,l that bogy meets tomorrow night II
is runorcd that Senator Mccarthy. instead % senator
Poa.roy a. ig~t reported, Will be- chairman OF the Com
mticc 0H cities.
-pcltcr Hustled returned from Pork~Ein lam" WIN
Rheumatism on saturday cycing aud began the inspcc.
lion %. several hundred letters u relation 10 bis comnt-
tees c frankly stated that ne had not yet formed the
committee. and wa. undecided about the proper
.I-of. fDI several important committee, I"4t' Hr
c:luun- Few hours siege from widows -rf"iug POSI-
.u. aud h. ,.u. been hi ldrn from the eyes "i even
sem yturu.u the house of friend. runor "'nt
thc rounds 81 TIE hot i"-l-!" ihA' VT. Lac "'',
itr4 instead ~ Nh Fish. WHO Has held that position ~
thc $50 previous legislature, aAd a.o another cuiy
positive. that III. Hayes Womb ~ult.' Zee Hiloh''l
chairman ~ the Committee un Canals NJ. Worth 0i
Kus.. is reported 10 L.l" said HAT De- would moe
I'M the Assembly That the commit e be
r head OF The Committee on Commerce aud Na. ation
TIE tpumi tee on Internal KcVrnue Aihr-. Wmrn El"
c+r Law. 10 T. -u reported D., causing the 7i ah'F SOM
troubc 10 form. Altogether and with ,u'h small IL
d,nct n. 100 forming committee than has i1llcu -
thc lot OF q .rakcr tor many YEAR,.
YORK arrived toasnt. and is already suspected of de-
size . persuade members 20 modify the L1cisv Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
the louisville n,>K SUSPENDED

the POrI>yHLE BANK SUSPENDED.
POTT,yILLE, Penn, Jan 7.-1hc following
notice wa posted % the doors Of the Potsyilc Bank
this morning:
y the unanimOu5 decision Of the Board II Directors
TN. bank Will De- for the receipt payment Of
deposits, unless otherwise directed by t"c stockholders
meeting Of the stockholders j. in ion. Lttlcis
known Of tue banks actual condition. though nlorma
ton Trustworthy places the amount of de-
posts ~ less tHdH $1,000 10 l. believed the bank was
suspended for the purpose OF going INTO liqWdation
TIE DECATUR BhNK FAILURE.
CHICAGO, H., Jan. Little information
can Ice obtained regarding tn failure OF P,ddccord
Burrows bankers of Decatur. H.. ~ they give no
statctgcut Of their assets ana liabilities. In card
10 their creditors they state that general financial
depression has caused their suspension. AMI ihat
they nope and believe they viii be able To
paw their creditors in full. They ay" from f3Jo00O 10
100000 invested in the largest furniture mandatory
In Decaturc; s2ODDJO extensive wuOica mills, and
considerable amouit in reproductive real estate.
DECATUR. ILL.,, Jan. 7.-Pcddicord * BsrrOws's bank
statement shows the liabilities to De 100000; assets
marty 100000. Tia Suspension caused some excite
ment to-day but II ~ believed they VIII shortly resume
BANKRUPT CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
MLRIDEN, Conn, Jan. IA. L. Deb, sdernjer, Of the
firm of John Island Co., whose failure reported II
few days since has been bound under $1,000
bond, ON the charge OF swindng, in buying and COLI
ceal,ng goods The firm hn8 been thrown into inyOun-
tary bankruptcy by its Hartford creditors. Islands
whereabouts are unknown.
ASSIGNMENT BY HiCKOX AND sPRtE
San FRANCISCO Jan. 7-IeSsrs. Hick0x * Spear, sns-
pended bankers, to-day made IN assignment 10 t-er
creditors Assets sJjS.lsO liabilities, S31o,iOO.
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IMPORTANCE THAT Mr.. rNECHlip,S NoNlNAlio"
BE ACTED oN rEourIII-IHE CuNMi--ioStR>
SoUAnNplElNG TIE APPROPRIATIONS.
iry rfft.r,ptt To- Tllr TpIut'NT.I

BE ACTED oS rEouIIII-IHE C0NMi--ioStR-
sQUAnNprElNG THE APPROPRIATIONS.
lrY rLitsEtrH To- THc TnIurNE.l
ALBANY, Jan. The Senate. III justice 10
7i- Fi.rad, ought to act go upon h,- nomination.
II. or ans other person nominated for the
Office should have the chance OF showing "a
October next that Superintendent 81 Pub
nc Works can keep Tie canals IN good order
al r-. expense than The Canal Commissioners. Every
DAY tnat Ac canals managed By the commissioners
lessons the chance o. superintendent be- able Co do
ta.a. Already tn amount appropriated by tie last
Legislature Tor the ordinary repair, Of the
cnnals during tnc present fiscal ycar OF the
canals. which began october /, l,it, has been
utryiousiy depleted hy the Canal commissioners
IN" legislature appropriated r6uOoOO TT the purpose
The Canal hoard GIvidcd this amount among the tnrrc
-2e2.oOO; Mid3!r division, rleSooO- Wet
crn division. Si1u.OoO. During the months al
October and Auytml. =, the Canal tUmiii-slo'i-
CT, spent on the divisions under tn'ir car,
from ir amount stated above the following Inst' rn
DIVISION SlJJ.gJS -; Middle Division. -iJ.oJ2 c3 /;
Western Division. Si2.OGi 80; total r@l1ll&ld 10. or
above fourth o.! The amount appropriated for The en-
who had charge ~ the Eastern Division had spent nearly
ouc-hali Of ms appropriation on Dec,nbcr
lat. There remained, therefore, Si22. - ~ Tor
The Ordinary repairs ~ a." canals during
The rrmam.g ten months of th" canal fiscal year IL II
c.I.unt I'd tuat thr cAene ~ aiuInr The canals TIL
Ann next, VIII be- Sl~ -. AMI that the expense al
oicnu. them viii be- >lGh2~b I'M, would leave only
aging ont oot for even IN economical superintendent oi
r.. N.fk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
THE EOsTO& BANKS READY FOR ACTION.

Tie movement by NcW-YOrk banl, officers
on SATURDAY boxing 10 formal protest by Che clearing
house a.ssoitiou, ot NcUYprk and other ct 90 oj-
position 20 the Bland silver l.. Was We and tac.t.
Boston VIII make prompt and decided response o. .Ac
appeal made o. Lcf and there D, every to believe
Jha o.hcr cities Wlli equally do their duty The New
Orc1us Clearinghouse eOCatlOI even anticipate the
NeW-YoIk Vpiucut, aud s, 80 an admirable series
resolutions which may also hc pIud elsewhere, record
al its protest against tAe Bland Bill l. thc:c SOL
yeii tan or trust company IN tie United States tna
looks Wit favor upon h, infamous Bin ~ has moi per
med tle world 10 know Of as dissent from The apTa-
entity clt..e ULauImily - its SISTER institutions
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READY TO COAlPRDNiSE-As USUAL.
------- = u L----

Two plans suggest themselves. One Is TO
incr9s. ine weight o the silver dollar, say {" 100
grruS thus bringing Il nearly m 90 the PIE, III ''
Of Gold AID IN "a make u lecatcnder for AL Deus
uui,lc aud private. The other is to give 10 70 Ola
dollar of lf2l2 grains all the properties and ioN,T
which now belong tGc arceubackS. These are thrown
ont SIMPLY as hints Other and better plans may he
oIer.d PIT DE fore Tie rca.scWhnS Of Congress, Tue
Isten n. well Is the Western, Kep!cstn1N.s Should
be made TO understand that Tie silver question Is sooo
suhi 4cf ID CON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

When Dr. V. Pierce can iida,e for state senator
pubshed pretended analysis OF bs
Dopuiar medicines hoping thereby prejudice the people
against hims HIS election by overwhelming majority,
'ebukei his EadICcr who sOugt 10 mDeach his
business integrity rouc would have been taken If
campaign OF hts enemies (and every
business ms full quota OF enNOus rivals arc
repu0isl Ing these anays Numerous ana most az.
have been published purpOrng to come from
hgi authority a significant TACT that no two nave
al extraordinarily proving the dishonesty OF theiT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
AMEND TIE BLAND BILL.

To the razor Of The TrtLUHe.
SIR: submit for consideration the follow
Ing amendment 20 the Bland Bill:
silver shall d. csiltrndcr in payment Of ai dro.S
,urr. and after che passage Of This act except a
dcot- expressly made payable ~ gold co and duties
on imports.
II would that all future debts wonid take care Of
thcu,ciee, aud tn All pas. debt. would De adlstc by
Tie Courts. OK.
It}iJH, y. y. Dec. 81, 1877.
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LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
ARRIXEI

ARRIVED JAN. 7.
steamship City OF Macon. Nckerson, Savannah jan J..
with lndGe. pass to George NOnge.
FORFIGF PORT
HALIFAX " =. Jan. 7.-Arr.vsd. steamship Alhambra
Johns r. sailed steamship q. Shattuok, 1T. Pierre.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAM SHIPS.
BRISTOL. Jan THE Western Line steamship som
erset, capt. stamper, sailed for New.lOlk TO-DAY.
ANIWEHP. Jan THE steamship Neerla1d, Capt. RandS,
New York Dee 22, arrived here the 9TH inst
For other ShlD NepS Third Pgge.l
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THE EoGrs JEWELRY TRICK.

To me Editor 0f Thc TTtbUHc.
SIR: ahc last line of a paragraph in this
mornings TRIBUNE about the Russell * Co. lottery
CONVEYS a wrong impression about the firm. Every ore
who forwards money to Russell 4 Co. may expect 10
hear Immediately from them. Their whole object Is 10
sell irwrry which, in q very few weeks after delivery.
viii tlrn.,h and prove WORTHLESS; nut They promptly
forward their goods. hoping thereby TO catch other
duues. -
Nfir- York. Jan. =. ISIS.
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THE STAIN OF FIPUDIAT1oY.
The obligations Of Nirginla. viewed in

The obligations Of Virginia. viewed in re-
ference her nationa! relations assume most solemn
phase For Che sake Of the STATE herself We pray God
She NAV never be dishOnOred BY fJ.fcug her pu1Ic
faith But outside OF this consideration. and IN regard
10 hcr position the national c0uuc.l-, We cannot see
how her people could bear TO ap
pear IN those councils again alter such hurIa-
ton When tAO>c representatives. 80 appeared thcy
would stand forth the spOusOIs for state WHO bad
pledged her honor every hazard 10 pay debts she
failed 10 pay aud had rctauc possession o: iloacy tat
belonged 10 others and which she acquired under false
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
A TREMENDOUS STATESMAN.


We are pleased to have II orr midst the dis
tiugui,hed scma or from South Carolina Ca ria u. .
RuiIer who represents 20 E0bly Ar character t&en,
courage ard dignity OF tie Pame;to STATE Anth- ne
most conspicuous Ircscnc;s OF the \ ei.ca n e j.
fbe valiant the high minded, the eloquent. n" el"d
and manly CarolnIan who Will Kill Islander WNh a
glance. and uron whom tho whole s0Ita looks WIN
,IT;, and trust; as one who viii proudly lie name
he hears for the honor OF his stat" ana Stttoh ana
never lower his cTes before mortal man VINO comes io
Nnrd rs IN cne.DV Of cithcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

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