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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24
THE DEvOCR1TJC rONvEyTTON.

The Convention which assemble, tomorrow
at Syracuse Will be something more than the
usual wranglc OF two Democratic mobs. Its
action is likely to be of National importance
as regards both the future of the great parties
and the chances Of certain Presidential aspir-
ants. 1t will, in all probability, decide
whether the illicit union of the Grcenhack
and Democratic parties, already fragrant
in two Ncw-England States, is to be
rcpcatcd III every State throughout the
Union. Surely, if the bard-mOncy De-
mocracy of y York, which has the Amer
lean representative Of the ROthschids for one
of It's conspicuous members, goes over to the
embraces of the Buffers and kcarncys and
Cohcns of the new dispensatiOn, no other
section of the party need assert its modcSty
or assume any of the airs OF virtue. In tins
State for four years past Democratic cOnvcn-
tons have affirmed and Tcallirmcd the SYRIA
cllse platform Of 1874, which began with these
demands
Fust-GoId and silver the only legal tender; no cur
rcucy iucouvcrtI1le with CON.
Se-oad-Stc1dy steps toward specie payments; no
step backward.
Jh,rd-Honcst payment OF the public debt IN coin;
sacfed pre- crgaiion OF the public faith.
explicit pledges the Ncw-York Democracy can
say anything, directly or indirectly, to Obstruct
the progress of our "stcady steps toward
"specie payments" that have so nearly
reached the goal, or by anything that is said
or omitted to be said can dcprecatc, even in a
slight degree. the "hOnest payment of the
"public debt in COIN" or the duty of the
sacred preservation Of tho public faith"
then surely those sections of the party which
have never ceased to assail the public
honor, and harass our weary advance toward
specie payments, can feel that they have. at
last brought the whole organization to their
way of thinking. NcwYOrk State has been
a gigantic barrier to the spread of the crude
and dishonest notions of finance which have
inundated Ohio and overlooked into Pennsyl-
yana That barrier once removed, the an
nouncement once made that the Democrats OF
this sturdy old commonwealth had surren-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24
annrr 10 AorernsemcuLs.

ANrslUrSrS-3d Pd0c-5ih ana 6ih columns
HANkINg AND FINANCItI-1th IdGf--I 'O'u'D"'
Itt<ErI-I-r NOTICIS-7M IGOC-Oth column.
BOARD AND EOON>-3d PG|e-IIh AN" 'lu '"'N'''
IrsI>l., CuANCLS.-7H P0g,-Gth Counn.
J,rsI<Tss NOrlCrs-4M PaOe-lsi column.
COINTEY BOAED-3d Idgg-llh column
D.ScTSg ACABENIFS-3d PIgc-2d column.
IIyIJtNl Nori,I>-TH FO0s-Gin column.
IEY GOops-5d Pa0c-5th aud 9th columns
INCTE~lD>~. 3d YUgc-Gtn column.
ItNAS,IN-Th Yuyc-Jth and 6th Columns
nm WANTED "a IGOs-6Jh column
IIoT-Fs AND FARMS WANTED ~ fuD' ON '"IuIlI 81,
JN.rElCIDN-3d IdOe-l~t COiumu ON i6gt-"u' nm
9TH ana GtN columns.
aW sCHOOIs-3d YdOS-ls column.
zeal NOTICES. Pdge-jth column. 800 -
bJAUuIF AND SLATE MANTELS-5d IdQc-'th co'uulH'
N,lEII,GI~ AND ULAm~-1M fagc-6th cOumH
MUII>IRI-3d I0gC-jth column. - No., -,.
Nis,iIIA<loU,- ST Page-jth column; eh IGg'-2IA
and 9TH columns. m ,
MUSICAL INsTPUNESTs- 81 PG0S-Gth column
NEW PUmItAIIONs-bW I0g'--u toiuHIH'
I'RoPOs AIS-3d P00,-5th column. 90, ,
nj EST1rF ron s\LE-rTy-2d PdGe-tih column
BRooKtYN-2d PGge-Gth CO umn; CoUNTRr-2d
T0gs--Gth column 10 EACHANGE-Zd Idpe-Otu
column.
sItT. ny ATCTlON-7h Pare 9th column.
SAVING, RANkS-1h pdQc-Cth GO lumn.
kpICIN NOTICEs-JA, PGGc-6jh column a.,
sITUATIoNs WASTEp-MALEs-2d PoGc- 5th ana bth
columns: FEMALEs I'd IGGe-4th and 4th GO UNI :,
ETEAMBoAI, Asa KAiLROAUs-3d Fd9s- 81 IN" f'h
columns
s1FAMTRs. OCrAN-3d P0Oe-2d column
IEACHFRs-Gh FGGs-lS and I'd columns.
TO lFT-CTY PROTER1Y-2d IGJC-tth column toIN-
TKY-2G Pdqc-Gth column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24

dered, and the new deluge would cover the
face Of the whole land.
Such bold betrayal of solemn promises,
such a craven surrender of opinions heretofore
undisputed among our people, because nome
even of our TOgues, had the courage to
raise a question against them, seems scarcely
possible. But it must be remembered
that the Democratic party has before now
abandoned its principles at the command OF
some supposed political necessity, quite as
suddenly and with as little conjunction as 1t
is now proposed TO give the lie to an un-
broken record of years. There may be no
open surrender, but there may be indirect
concessions to the Grcenback element which,
for campaign purposes, would be quite as Ell
fcctivc. And the influence of such new de-
parturc upon National politics could scarcely
be oycrcstimatcd. For four successive Presi-
dental elections, Ncw-York has furnished the
party with candidate its great local organ
ization is here, and the voice of the Dem
orr4cy Of the Empire State IS a power III the
party.
This convention will also 90 far to decide
whether Mr.. TIden is to be Presidential
candidate III 1880. II he does not regain TINS
wear his former CONtrOI OF lht 'tnO'ld'I' VI
gauizat!on in the State ho may find next year
too late. His opponents will then have had
two wears uninterrupted asccndancy, and VIII
have taken good care to fortIfy themselves.
Mr., Tdcn may even low find the arts OF the
still hunt as effective IA before, but he can
not disguise from himself the fact that
mo,unlul change has come over his point
zeal prospects. The prestige which ne ar-
aimed as the Reform Governor OF THIS
state, the hold which his record Ill lighting
two Rms, gave HIM upon u considerable class
Of mdcpcndrnt voters, the presumption III
fayor al his nomination I'D 1850 created by
the strong belief Of his party that he had
been cheated in 1S7G-ail these scrm to have
been completely nuhli,d by the disclosure oi
th. Orr-pa bribery. \ reform record and
fraud gricyJuc, cannot help man VINO J,
ciU.ht in the ar. Of attempting frauds, ana
THE IrHiNE has, 10y II, recent publications.
50 enlarged and emphasized this dI~c'"sHr"
that II i, as clear a, uona-daH. Can VI. III
den survive il! Tay : mcG~c Convention
may furnish Am answer TO hi, question. and
show u~ how much h.uj-ius.dr the oIEdnI@d-
tio.-tl, Democratic party can stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24
GENERAL NOTES.

The net profits of the Bank of England ion
the hallyrar ended August 81 were a6S95Si l9S ga
making the amount OF the surplus s3.7l4,Ooo H"''
yearly dividend Of Interest and profits OF Al los ~ ~
mad ON the 5tn OF october was declared
On the north side of the st. Gothard tUli-
mel 900 men are employed underground aud 4oV u
the open air Three hundred wagon-loads OF eaFth ai
excayated every day, and IN the daily bastlnE' wv
Mounds OF dynamite are used The energy shown Oh 0
italian side is said to be equally great.
In August, 9,495 emigrantS sailed llo',
Liverpool OF whom 1885 came 10 this country "H'
GIL to British North America, but only IS 10 Ausu"
Ia and 40 To India. Ofthese 9i9j, 5,s3i were hne
lsh ia Scotch 7s6 Irish and 2.O7l from other eouh
tries than Great Britain and Ireland This totl or
Increase of 229 over the number for August VI i"
year.
The Oricntalist has long laughed at Euro
pean antiquity aud the title eternal as given 10 '
city ON tho Tiber lie has pointed with pride to Dan"
Gus and asked If Il was not founded before the Hum "
history. before Carthage aud before Tyref whether
was no, city Of power and beauty u the days Of AO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24

The Butler campaign l. 50 broad q political
burlcsquc that it Is 40 easy natter to think
or write about II with seriousness. lri It l.
plain that the election of 80 shameless "a
r.ck.tcr. 80 rampant q G,magoguc, would be-
an oycrshadowiug disgrace to the noble old
Commonwealth. II she j, to bc exposed 10
such rcproach, the standard speakers used In
her schools will have to hc revised and
"Thcrc she stands" carefully cldcd. II will
be wiser on all accounts 10 LAUGH az the
Tramp Candidate after the election rather
than before il; and, meanwhile. every self
respecting citizen OF Massachusetts, whether
Republican or Democrat should strain every
nerve to secure his defeat by an overwhelming
vote. He must not only he set down IN his
coflin-aud set down haId-but he must hc
buried deep underground The Boston poll
ucian, with whom our ,taf correspondent
has been coulcrring appreciates the gray
ity of the present canvass, and regards II
as extremely nUisc to bclittic General But
lrr'- chances. lie even goes 50 far a. 10 con-
rcdc hrcc-fuurths of the Democratic vote 10
the mob ticket; and, while he sees nothing
TO indicate that there is any break in the party
lines on the other side, frankly admits that It
may have secret supporters among Republic
cans in every county, either through Buticr~
personal influence or through his alliance
with the GTccnback and Labor organizations.
This cautious Republican may Ovcrc ,tlmatc
the strength Of this anomalous political move
ment, but that does not concern H.. If the
pcOplr of Massachusetts can realize The danger
they will bcstir themselves, forgetting that
they are Democrats and Republicans, and re-
mcmbcnng that they are the enemies of
ButlcIism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24

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closed, LARRY slammed III th'Ir faces. lh'S
were bIdnily 'oid 'n'' 'n'' ''"'' not 'n''I
the Ameer" uo"i'h'o''' ana were 'o"'p'l'' q
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24
Aeu,llork Daily GTltllo1e,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2I. 1878.
THE NEUS rms MORNING.

FoRrIGN.-No difficulties have arisen in the
negotiations between Germany and the N'tl-
can. -= The Austraus have occupied ~ a
aud BJchua. -- II /, believed that the German
anti-SOciaiiSt bill is IN danger of defeat. --
Indian troops have been ordcrd to 5e ready 10
march 10 the northern frontier; it is said, however.
no expedition can be sent 10 Afghan AN until next
Spring
DOMESTIC Cohen did not parade i'm Washington
yesterday: the authorizes will not permit any
further disturbance of the peace. -- Couml--
s,oner Raum had a long conference yesterday with
marty of German officials who have come to America
To- study the system of taxing tobacco --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24

The advocates of honest money in the West are
making vigorous cXcrtOns to turn the tide which
has 50 long flowed against them. They are sending
ont pamphlets by the thousand and making prepare
tons for numerous lectures to enlIghten the pOpu-
lar mind on the subject of the currency. In this re-
spec they are far in advance of those Of like views
IN the East where it WAS thought the people were
too intelligent to be led away by reckless dema-
pogues The Honest Money League of the North
west is doing world of good in disseminating in
formation among the people OF that section. The
frst of a course of lectures delivered in Chicago
last week by the secretary of the league, Mr. Thomas
NJ. Nicho His subject was Fiat Money" and he
spoke of it as unconstitutional legally considered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24

whom the letter was addressed knew as huch
about finance after reading the letter as nc
did before. Having had some experience re-
Gently with cipher dispatches, we have sue
Cceded in extracting from 1t that the e1-oen"-
tor is "A believer also in fiat money. For IN
stance he says 81 have faith Ill the IN
"tcligence of the people and the pOSSlpIe
" sharpening of their perceptions TO Il Poh'
" to believe til if the Grecnback party con-
" fines itself to money, IA its leading primer
"plc, leaving all other matters as Incidental
On valuation can be effected which Will moi
"only emancipate our country from its mcV-
" liable bondage, but the whole world from
"sIavcry to money" And then he adds III
something like glow of enthusiasm, that
"revoution of this kind will cast IN the
shade slavery and scrf-cmancipatlon, the
Reformation and Christianity ITSELF lie,
too, might have gone further ana Sllu
it would entirely do away with the thlrd
chapter Of Genesis. And that would DE
great help to Mr.. Butler. He proceeds 10
say: AT the money point has begun al the
"cyil, mankind has suffered since history had
"A record Lycurgus, Scion, Aristotle, CATO
Cicero. and all the great names that nave
Lived, IN one form or another have eStaD-
"liShcd, or made effort to establish, just
"what the Grccmblck party has before It.
THE Jewish religion, the religion Of Ma
"homci, and Christianity go further thah the
'GrccnbIck has rcaChcd-'uO interest on
"'mou,.y attribute 1t l. the cMri corner
stone of their life, and as they departed
"thcrrfrom they cried out Tins may not be
l. i,I In, ytal guN If not
tluontl OF Mr.. Butler, he says that
che follows the footsteps of the greatest
"paur, i'm all history, and he tcadS
"in the footsteps of the before mentioned
"rriIgious powers an interesting iac' aO'u'
Bn,l.r not heretofore known. Soil hr says
Bl,irg " doe, no; 20 rs far rs any nation, wa"
"rrlclrd Il hlgh r.yiizatoI-thc deterioration
"of the CON. {, save the people, property ana
''Natiou from .tagnltcd and centralized money.
In that condition it fashions everything 1t
touchr, INTO stdgnaiIon and ccnir"lIAjl"h'
" ml.lug property, industries, the people ana
E. the nation INTO 4 cuuglumrIaic. The power
q. iElt money receives from custom and Trc"S-
"uifIon. Iuu,prudCut OF rs intrinsic value ON"
"miIia..c value thereof being bui the basis
ON IL, interest a.. elton, and has no other
merit. il that be- oaD viii always oiagnatc
".iI r,uluiz., Uulrs, thric 3, attached to
ell hody oi 1t, aud q controlling body, an
",,uI uDucr of dl-uituliou.' O. course
We uo iot pretend To- understand tins, nor the
following closing sentences: " ASA occru'TaI-
"lr.gau. Il .tGHUtiug agency, the Erccnpar"
" j. o., ballot, q, against dcrpOUc power ana
d" ,i.,.j,G ru it, natural orbit it is the night
"..m e. constitutional government aud re-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24

is an "unusual sense of disappointment"
since. az The TRIBUNE intimated, the Protec-
ZIONIST triumph tends toward customs union
with this country. without the wider market
which that would provide Canada can never be
a great industrial nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24


yyITIIA INU IIITILIN
/ ON hrl.,lf %. "a newspaper I-.~~ w,lfrIfn@ III
iyror2rcr and, a. Mr. ~IohnId uoa,d sly,
/ i.sr,rru, IN coliu,ticr, VT lave To thanh VIZ.
Butler. the c.llcd-ou'-".-ch""s caid.j"t Tor
GOV. luor oil Massachusetts,. l"' 'r'nn' ihai
very hard and obscure Latin Woi" 'IIhi.
Observing tt4t the woid had Suddenly com"
i,.o common Use. iu tlc phase "hat money,
and feeling CERTAIN that vicious aud de-
,.,.,I mes, WIS u.i.. # ..ro,.u'y. with 20
rrmrIrl,u-,,r whatever Of rs u'.uIIn .
Lc dIo3ucd ;lc two books, lt-rJ-.d
and p,.Iu. vrh which b, bad been It's
ing bach and forth IN Massachusetts,.
rIrrulyiuc the ,Uiris with ii' con-
tI.i-t thpr rNubUrd Iu ~,at" expenditures H"N
and twenty wears ago. -,yDG Is Lam .NU.n
and made Il break foI tho Far West, landing
at indianapolis. Here be- cElI"a,u o." d'iin.-
ton o. ,GI, strange and ruuEc voIr u
manner 80 impressive that thr b'uI-h,cd cit
l.u- OF t.ai interior town raised 'h'G hands
IN wonder, and sid: " the k'In'' -hI'.I
.. combination j. the marvel 'l %, a"r! JH.i
90 -cr what they do with the lau'uHEc. .-h""
" they ur, all one and ali easy 20 them! Ii""
"Kraiucy harnesses ~ 10" p'"i1n', twelve
dictionary =. ID Was "".''''' "'H l''
indianapolis when WI h"'''I went ""' ''''
and, almost without aa 81 'ri' t"Id m'~.-"'''-
IN of clrur-t seekers after truth WI" ~ I.'i
means. II will l"rS Zee r'l.m'.i'd To-
one al tho m"-' RENAL .'"I' S'h,'''"'' men
/ tins great oc","'io"-m""-' ever Il"""''" IT,
/ For there WAS "'h.' l-'"'''''' """ '"','
I'''n'I Ha'".''' ".'' upon Wv Wv
. "''P al I""''',''''''' ".',' .''''
. "I.di mr. """ 'i"''"'''u IT,
- DO the h'"'h"i''S' SUI WI ''"''' -
/ speaking 81 th' pII','' MO" """,
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didn't; h"I he ""' """ih- up J." '"' E''"'
sens ton. linen ne S"''' an" ,'u,, nav
| 'I''liIN'" H. """'..'' ",''
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"iihhrS' cover" '"' ''''' 80 p'''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24
amn,emenls ano Mrennge 60 Might.

ponr,I,s THEATRE" Henry VIII" ,,
- ,",yyly mn ATRR-' Woman Of the People
ROW m TuEATRE-" Macbeth
nm. AvE>UE THEATRE-" EvRdne. ,,-io,,,os .,
~, IN ,TRF" old Love Letters and hurricanes
SAN FRAvCI-Co MINsTRELs' OPERA House
6TANpARD THEATRE" False Title c,
IIs,,N Sol AZ mn lTRT-" Mother aud SON
Nj, ,K.s .TUFATKE-"SchJOl for Scandal
AwERI, AN MISUNDERSTANDING
S,Iv.Et'- GARpFN-COucpTt: IhonHs.
NV. YORK AQJARlUN-DaY ana Evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24

a. dishonest, morally considered; and az an abso-
Lutte imp ns,ibIty. physically considered such
earnest efforts for the right the part of the honest
money men of the West arc certain to meet with
ample reMards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-24
Onslncss AolCes.

PHoToGRArUIC NOvELTIES.-Mr. lockwood,
rlorgarn,r y IuIon square rcurred from Visit 10
lie great arr centres of IN Opc bringing valuable artistic ana
phOugraplc lie yIl HcH Nr E.,r ih' SKY
hight and give personal attention to the posing Of sit e~
T. NJ. STEWARDS Steam Carpet Cleaning
WORKS go 7th-ave send foT C'rcUlars.
WUBOR'S COD-LvEE OIL AND LI'IE.-P"r-
who have been tax n CodI1yr on viii lr plea. "
Nb1I has suCCrr r, from or Htlui- ' SN
rrsI rru'rs ouai grutl.mcn combining tt HIr " 'hI
lime manner That ltls pleasant To- i> ans '' -
complaints truly WUHtT'H. N..' many i-
Hnu. whose pronounced L"Ir'-- n". VINO hi
clean OIL for long time without marked 'I' %
have been entirely cured hy using MS HTrpH"l"l - .
pua g, t.c genuine" Manufactured only Ov \. B. w iiLvH
chemist. Boston. sold by All druggists.