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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-02
Summer $40.

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Grauspsrt6ampfer unb Idbt bieielbea 'far
lire 3uede berri@ten. DaB nun aud bic
ariesspartei in ber Resieruns bic Ober.
banb erbaIteu bat, sebt baraus beruor, bab
tn ben erften 9aseu cine groelamatiou Ct.
i&eiut, wel&e bic erfte glafie Der armeeres
ierue-ls,o 900 Manu-uxb Der @ili3re.
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5olse bieies aufssbotes bat 9orb Derbp,
ber gertreter ber Jriebenspartsi i'm @abi.
nete. Der &6uisiu feline GntlaHuns eiuse:
rei@t, bic aud ansenommen morben If.
Sbm wirb wabrf@eiuIi@ Marquis Saliss
bury am sranen Glide folsen. Die bro.
beub bic SituatiOn 1T, sebt buraSs beruor.
bab bic B6rie in cine Art Banit perfiel.
@uiRi@e unb uusarii@e S@uIbi9eine fan.
Ten pIssli@ I'm. mebrere Brossnt. Sn
Oeifrei9 i@eint aud cine Benbuns in ber
politit einsetreteu au iein. Wean neist fi9
immer mebr mad Der Seite Gnslanb's bin.
Das Ordusen Der llusaru i@eint bieie
@ntuns beruOrsebra@t ,u babsu. Die
@olle. wel&e bas rDreitaiieruerbdItnib"
wie fi4 8ismard ausbradt, Oeitrsi9 wiu
ipielen Iaiieu, taun ui9t msbr sefaIs
len. unb bus DauGeJei@ent, bas man
bem saiierfaate aIs BeIobnuus far feline
l1ntbdtisteit MAIDEN wilI, sntpuppt i'9 ale
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fi& an Deutf9 Oefrei& sefdttist.
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tieff als @efanoten ua& 8ien, wabri@ein.
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ipre&unseu au MAIDEN; bod f&eint Der &C.
fanbte ieiuen 3wed ui@t errei@t ju babeu
unb Oeiterrei& III iest weniser sebunbeu,
als felt eansem uorber. gsa@ benz gertras
uou Gan stefano iOq Oeiterrei9 uerpFi4:
tet fem, Seruien, Routenesro, Bosnieu
uub albanien su beieseu, Bic Der Jriebeu
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mag. RubIaub bereitet il9 benn aud bersits
auf einen 3uiammeufob mitO Oeferrei@ DOT,
% iab Hefeble srtbeiIt, aratesii&e SteIs
Iunseu einsunebmsu. bic ui@t aubers sebeu'
tet werbeu s0unen. aIs sesen OeRerrsi@,
Serbien unb Bosnien erbaIten wie ei
i&eint, ibre 8efeble pon @abIanb unb fin,
nit @ublano i'm ginpertfdnbnib. Dase'
gen wirO bic SpaImus swii&en Rumdnier
unb &ubIaub tdsIi& sr0ber unb meter
Die abtretuus uOn 1eifarabien i@med
Rumduien nun einmaI ui9t unb man feb
bort tastdsli9 tiefsr IN Rublanbs peib'
YoIitit binein. GrsiIi@ 8umanieas 9as'
uirb cine i&uierise. aber far @ublaub II
bas 2anb trotbem In sinem Rriese mi
Oefterrei& ui&t 70 gang unsefdbrli9.
Das uns bic nd@faen Gage trinssu per
ben. wsr weib es. ss mag Jriebsn fsiu. abe,
eber 1T ss 2ries. 2ries in sans europa
30 e aufb6rt, uer ueib es2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-02

aae anaeisen ienbe man fpdteifsnA
&outaa Npraeu elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-02

fen, ni9t ber @eRnnunsssenod Gorsen.
bed iouberu Elm baIbliberaler, sefasser
Wnreautrat Der berliner Oberbarsermeifer
9obre&t erbaIten. au& a&enba& erbieIt
ben 2aufpab unb an feline Stele tritt AUDI
ni@t cine nationalIiberale @r6be. nein,
iein Na&fOIser III ein Dhreautrat pom
retnien @afer. gs If Mapba&. ber bis'
berise llnterRaats: Setretdr TN preubii&en
@iniiferium far 9anbeI unb @ewerbe.
8leibt nur nod .GaIt' unb ber ben Nas
tionalIiberalen Bios baIb anseb0rise Gries
bentbaI. ..... d.. .r.s..
Trantrei4ifn ni&tuieI3u
meIbeu. Die Gran,oien baIten R@ tn bic:
fer tritif@en 3eit rubis unb warteu lire
Gbaneen al. Die am 8. Mdr3 absebal:
tenen DabIen far bie II eafirten esnierua:
tiusn Site, baben NIT einem ber Siese Der
@epublitaner seenbet. sic baben'bie met:
ten Der Sise erobert uub tn 3wei Be3irten
Don Warieiue, In aIias unb Gouseres, finO
neue Bableu n6tbis. an uieleu Orteu
bate man gar teinen eonieruatiueu Ganbis
baten aufseReqt. Den RabitaIen If ba
bur@ Der 3amm bebeuteno sei&wollen unb
3mii&en ter AKembIee unb benz Seuat aebt
etn Rampf beuor. Das Abseorbnetenbaus
bate aus 9ab sesen bic 3atboliten cine
Reibe Soften I'M Babset ber Cutie seitris
den. als bas Habset nun Dor ben Senat
tam, Reute bieier bic Soften uieber bsr
unb NIT ber Nobifeation Cam Der 6aus.
baItsetat wieber an bas abseorbnetenbaus,
bas bei ieineu eriten antrdsen ifebeu blieb.
Die bei Der Dutb ber @abitaIen seseu
aues. mas tatboIii& beibt, bsr 9amYf ems
ben wirb, III ni&t ueraus ~ faseu. @
sebt ben 3euten ui9t um bas @e&t unb
bas DobI bes Staates. q sebt ibueu um
Sdttisuns ibrer Wa&e unb @enase far
ibren 6ab. Die bauptid@Ii@aen ber frit.
tisen Puatte fnb iie 2ewiaisuas fdr ben
ObsrtapIan ser GIotte unb far Seminarfti'
penoiex.
6oIIaub ma&t cine ,0obin se.
fen wir2~ betitelte Hroi&are srobes auf.
ieben. Der Werfai1er, Wepubeer Speels
man, fibrt bariu aus, bab 6oQanb's 6off.
nung seaenwdrtis einaia uub alIetu auf benz
prin,en pom Orauien berubt; benu iowobl
BE Dyuaiiie ale bic llnabbdnsisseit 6ol.
lambs befduben f& In einer iebr tritii9en
Gage, ba bie sSuiali&e Tamilie uar nod
aus wenisen Ueitslieberu befsebe. Dte
6eiratb bes Prin,eu pom Orauien werbe
baber pon srS6ter Hebeutuna iein. beun
6ollanb t6nne ". wolle uur NIT BEN 9auie
Oranieu Ieben, q iei benn, e warbe cine
@epublit. aus bieiem @ranbe iei bic Ops
nahiefrase etue 3ebensfrase far bt Ration.
aroupr,ns @ilbelm, prin, son Oranien,
seborea ls4o, Iebt betanntli@ felt lansen
Sabren In paris unb faia i&Iofeu
sou Der suteu @eieuf&aft. Sein ianserer
Hruber 1T 1851 seboren. T6&ter bat
R6nis UilbeIm iii. ui&t. Oie Gbe iei.
ues Hrubers l,eiurei& IL fiuberlos aebiie,
k.r r,shr.rh az. A.r ek. -. rW.,.-.
c., o.. ..;1 -. g.. 49, " S ~. a.s.' S.
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1eiratbs. unS Ioeesan,sisen NIT SpruA
$3.50, ebne @pru& $i.W.
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aasrdrtsss an,dsu madtn sorausbsabl, versei.
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$reise aer Snzeigea.
Qpcal>Nn

nnter 5 3silsn 8rspisr pertsn nitt auesnon.
men. Gar ieee 3eile 8rspier obet heren &aan
bas 1. Nal 10 @ts bic nGHfen Nale Gents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
DIED.

ALEXAN DER-On Sunday jan O. OF scarlet fever Jane;
wadGd Alexander, Jr. youngest son OF James " anl
Elizabeth Williamson Alexander OF hi, city aged year,
9 months and 20 days. -,
honse No. 81 wcst 3sthst, Wednesday, 9th inst, at
halt past II a. IN.
IT, is requested that no flowers be sent.
Intcnneur ut Princeton y. j.
kNTuONY-At Braya Cape DO Veries, on Dec. B, 1877,
Charles Henry IT Edward and MlTgaretta r. Anthony
IN the 10Th year OF Ills age.
BACHE-snddonly Jan g Mary Bleecker only child 81 John
O. Mary H. Bache, aged years months ana days
Notice % funeral hereafter.
BIOODGOOD- On sunday morning Jan 8, 1878, william A.
oOigooi, fl his 32l year. $50 49,.
Relatives and trends Of family respectfully invited TO
attend funeral from hs late residence ~ East 3ib'
wednesday oornin Jan at o'clock. IT - requested
that fOS r. BE- sent
Jntolnent nj Greenwood.
BOOIE- Monday evening Jan q winnie ~. Youngest
friend. OF tle family invited 70 afend inc
fulega her late residence 02 West s7th s on
Thursday, Jan 20, AZ 3 b. M.
CROZIER-In Broollyn jan g, Jane Ellsworth (roZer.
widow OF the late Ambrose T. Crozer veteran OK TIE y"
l~l2.
from the residence OF her Hiram p Crozer
IlO5.PacHc.st Wednesday, Jan. Q, al y. IN.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited.
DUsENBURY-On Monday, 18th inst, Thomas Dusenbufy,
Of heart disease. in the 72d year Of his age. $500,
Relatives friends OF the family respectfully invited
tn attend funeral from his late residence go West
39h.st., Thursday. 10th inst at i D. m.
ROSE-Of dipthoIa Tuesday jan 3 1873. Frank young
es, son Of Walton and Phpbe 4. Rose aged years
will De held at the Residence OF ms
parents No l9JOn sst wednesday evening at O'CLOCK
Liverpool Mary Ann, wife OF John scion, aged 81 years
WHITE-AL Wilton. Conn., JAM S, Martha White agec u
years.
Notice " funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY g. 1873

assembling this evening II shows that they nave ex
pended on the building from January 1877 January
l. 1873 tho sum OF 1860 s2I 90. This not all the
money that they received for the purpos" they had
s2050l6 90 on January J, 1871 AND they received
100000 nom the Legislature ana SI3o 90
ION the sale OF stone-total, S765,753 81. They
have therefore. balance to their credit at pr seu'
of 932 But this amount Will be sufcient ony 'or
the payment OF some 100 stoneculeis. now empoyeu,
during the present month. During the summer 4Vo
sonecutters employed. and there were aoo noro
laborers bricklayers and the like. at work ABOUT the
building large proportion OF THE force was employs"
up TO January 1, when the commissioners were con,
PEELED owing to tEeir shrinking banh account U uS'
charge all except the small number mentioned . a.,
II will be remembered that Governor Robinson, In DIS
late message suggested that appropriation he naue
at by the Legislature for con,innns te Mon III" h
Suggested that the money given the COMMISSIONERS pc
apnlled by them to the completion Of Tie Assembly,
Chamber the Senate Chamber ana I oT GG U
by The completion of certain sections 1t which NAV be
or II Whole 6nding large port ions OF watch
nrejed' and cannot be used If completed" The
commissioners "a, der, eoscto apso Of ppH a building
may be greatly hastced. II large appropra-
do an rent class Of work on either side Of the buildings
on the Assembly Chamber side plumbers ana cfpcners
brickaycr, work. In this desire FOR larger ,lroPra
ton the commissioner are ucxpccteay a. y ~ ,o ~
thc Legislature should grant him permission 10 lssue
shorltern bonds limited in amount 10 tne proceeds VI
one-half levy and paid out OF that eFy Mhrh
il Is collected. he would De able to invest me various
un of thc STATE used now 10 pay the various expenses
OF the government. In addition TO this" he SAYS
/" the surplus balance in the trcasurl, amount
inc now Io over 81 100 900, and which. by the
close of the present fiscal year will reach nearly
- 900 900 can DO made available for the new Capitol
ouS 20 sfr,cre can be carried 10 practical completion
without further tax upon the people Dill Gl'ihS
Controller Oicott the power he requests !. now Gelnt
prepared II IL bee law II Will release lalge
sum now In treasury and place at the disposal Oh c
Capitol Commissioners al the money thcy htcu iol .nc
next two wears me additional million required 0f tc
,omuoiiun 81 the buding Controller Oloutt states
viii not lcIui!c any further taxation 10 0Dlaln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
BAR Association ELECTION.
SUCCESS or THE REGULAR TICKET.
The Bar Association elected officers ;

SUCCESS or THE REGULAR TICKET.
The Bar Association elected officers ut its
annual meeting last evening. Andrew Eoarlman, chair
man OF the nominating committee, read two !etoS from
NJ Eyots In the fret, dated December 10 1877, Dc
wrote that Il WIS hi, wish be excused from further
,eiylce IN the Office Of president, and added:
Inecl rot say how proud have been Of The dstinc-
non conferred upoa mr hy the occupation al The pres
drcy of the association, aud hn" deeply esteem Tue
good M OF the m-mbrEs III So frequently electG r 10
the Office shall continue 10 take TIE same IN titSt IL
Tho usefulness aud prosperity OF the association rs
have frt SINCE its foundation. cannot anne rte Tor
m, successor more KIND and cordial treatment IMAM
have always received from the members la nil hiss,
bui in many respects am qiiit sto sou NII readily
nnd 4 better president tban have been
The committee then offered the nomination to Mr..
O'Conor Mr. Boardmau called on MIR. O'ConOr, who
declined on the ground that he would never again hold
nm Office Mr. OConor aftcrwaTd decncd by letter also.
Tine committee thcn again appealed 10 Mr.. LyaTts to
serve lie replied:
certainly cannot refuse 20 yield TO the wishes OF tho
committee 10 place name rs candidate again before
the association, provided my own preference on the
subject expressed to your committee understood by
the tubers AT the election.
Tho regular ticket presented by the nominating com
mittec rs follows:
Tor TYcsideai-Willam NJ. Evarts ,,
FOR yir, IfcsiieH-S j. Idtn Charles W. SandoId
james Emoit William Mitchell. Charles Tracy.
tor Gc@%@"g a f hI9" Hea Butler
for 7reasarer-Edward Mitchell.
op ChsTrs E MIsr franklin A. addock John 4. nca.
fsr Coar,i;@ oi Adm1ssioa- Hamilton odel Edward
r5arts e soa,her won 81 Powell Charles p Miller. 10
al vacancy for two years, H. Elirry Anderson
The opposition ticket beaded by stephen T. NASH
but letter from MI Nash read in which he stated
tina, he could not consent be placed in nagonism TO
the action Of the committee Stephen II Walker. can
diate on the opposition ticket, also Withdrew MS name
The regular ticket largely scratched ana lb0ugh
Was assured, tho te!ers were very ia'o Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
THE EFFORTS TO STAY POSSIBILITIES.

ENGLAND AND RUSSIA STILL CORRESPONDENCE
LONDON Tuesday, Jan. g. 1873.
To-day The Standard, the Conservative organ, says
editoriay: "Thc correspondence between London
and st. Petersburg respecting the point raised by
the British Government has rot yet terminated, and
we shall probably have TO wait until the opening of
Parliament before a full explanation is given of the
subjects which have been under discussion between
the two Governments"
The Times Of this morning, in its financial article,
says: "Thc rise of prices at the close. yesterday,
WAS in consequence of rumors that an armistce had
been concluded. The details Of the story were of
very improbable kind but it suificed to frghteu
spectators for the fall into repurchasing to
extent Consequently, all stocks rose sharply"
ENGLAND PROMPTING TURKEY.
LONDON, Wednesday, jan 8, 1873.
The Post publishes the following in official form
1--WE believe he English Government, with the view
of ascertanng Russias terms has suggested to the
Porte the desrabity of complying with Russia's
request for direct communications between the
commanders of the forces"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09

General Cousin-Montauban was IN cxpe-
ricnctd soldier. who only the domoIazihg influence
OF the Imperial systcm, might have achieved well
mcrited fame. Born AT Paris in 1896, be entered
the army early in life, ana won distinction in
Als ria, where &c became General Of division
In l-jj. In 1850 lie commanded the French Cx
petition to China and acquired great fame by
series OF brilliant victories, which, IN less than two
months campais ning gave the French control Of
Pcklug. and forced the Chinese to accept peace
on huni.atiug conditions Returning to France.
be- va, rewarded with the Grand Cross of TIC
Legion OF Honor the rank Of Senator. and the title OF
Count de Pankao. the OF one Of his victories.
TIE spoiaiion OF the Chinese Summer palace,
near Pckng caused the French Legislature TO dsallOw
AN annuity OF $4,000 when mad been proposed
ior rr but Il was subsequently discovered thai the
Emperor had given tim $4,000 from the Chinese
Indemnity without r lY1 Ut authority, Al Tie IT.
break g.; the Eriucotir IAN Nay, General NOuta.Han
desired enter the Ged. bat at the Instance Of
the Emperor he remaucd AT Lyons Alter the defeats
Was called to Paris. "a thc instance u the Empress
Il. gent, tee Or.aniE II new Cabinet In which re
was Minister OF War At the critical moment
Lr dlspHycd gRat energy. He organized
army OF 10000 eryng at Chalons, recruited and
equipped three Corps, reconstructed The National
Gurd and placed Paris IN state OF defence. Alter The
Disaster sedan or which he WA IN part responsible,
the Fcncn glslatuTc lOiOsed tp make HIM Dictator
but hr declined account OF las devotion TO tb Empire
4 few days iaGcr, the Republic proclaimed, and Le
hrI Ia Belgium, whence, however, lie Nanly offered
al, HryrpS the Government al National Defence. Ia
lSl ne published book defending his conduct Min
o VAR and IN 1877, heappecd as witness IA the
libel suit brought by General IrocAu against PARIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
LEGISLATIVE WORK.

EVENING SESSION. or BOTH HOvSE,-THr CoMMir-
TIES not YET ANNoCN CED-Tprts az THE
CANAIs-THE MUNICIPAL CONFESSIONS AMEND
MFSTs.
ALBANY, Jan. 8. The Legislature rcaS-
scmb!cd this evening looking much refreshed hy its
week, ab.cnce from Albany. dull beginning WAS
made in tho Winters work by the prcscnta
ton Of twO score hun-dium bills, not one
Of when even limited AZ loycrturuing the pr
ent Government Of lSew-York city. These blls
solcniny IlgeonOe,i, no committees having yet been
appointed 10 hammer them into shape for laws Senator
Robertson President pro TEN II the Senate bad com
pIccd lis list of tAc committees but id not present H.
for The list viii bc given 10 The Senate to
morning Spcsscr Hustled may not present his
list till Thursday morning, lie was absent
from the Assembly Chamber Tonight, * Li.utenant
Governor AiyOTd acting Speaker. In TIE Senate the
most important bill presented one by senator Uar
r for the appropriation at Of 5000 900 for the Cu
ting OF stone Ter the new Capitol during the present
Winter Senator Harris also the author Of a
concurrent resolution providing for an election ON Thur
day If Regents 81 the University O. replace John V. l.
Pry am John ADix Anew lire 81 policy for the stale
IN rs management Of the canals WAS marked ont hy
Erasus BROOKS In the Assembly. He introduced the FOL
lowing resolution which was adopted.
Rcso'scd. Thai the Auditor Of the Canal Department
be requested 90 INFORM The Assembly, ~ he possible
event Of Tie abandOrmr.t OF t.'. on the Ire Cham
PLAIN ana O,Ec4I Canals, what world rc the probable
OF their maintenance hy the state specifying the
yearly sums required ior all Fphdhir repair. ana the
sIpilf ol each canal nfiEod. ana "a Amount 81 add
tiofa' taxes which would be- imposed upon The people Il
the canals are made ircr.
Mr Brooks showed That a. VIII rcs-t all attempts TO
increase ihc ngmbcr o. cmlIyG' Of Tie Legislature by
Directing to the consideration Of resolution max
ing such an appointment. Tic Municipal Com.
III. ion amendments 10 the Constitution werc-in
deilson Of the Republican majority 1t would
srcm-brought 10 the attention of the legislature bT Mr.
as AtfH- Ifg r4N IftU Is fsFI .ft
the COMM toe C!ucs 10 report respecting. thc amcud
Ineut- Wiihih thIiy days. This il an ".i'asIby
friendly r-sniut ut, but doubtless sir Grady Is -
coriarnt of the defeat OF thr amendments III tbs
L..iaatufc TINT De- challenge thcir friends 20 vote
Ffr II DslDu-h. 81 NcwN0r-, introduced hu amend
ing for TIC protect uu Uf curut-. 80 IA 10 com
lri tt a.t a-cut- t. ONT uu yc4y .'ccr-c from Tue
Mayor fu set Mr. Thliu 81 NcvN orh. presented thc
usual b!l giving mechanics Zen upon buildings con
fti1r'ed by .cir labor, y Their WAGES are unpaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
PUBLIC OPINION.

The passage Of the Silver Bill in It's present
shape wGuC bt great mistake bat II wOIid be eleater
mistake suppose that s couHtrT would De ruined by
II; II legislation could The country, Il would have
been gone long ago. 4 Il. Louis ClObcDcmocrat Nep)
We have no doubt, judging from the lights
before IL. that uiuc-.ets OF tie Republicans OF the
Northwest ~ favor o. making sOhc Kind OF silver
dollar an unlimited legdltcnder We believe, when the
question is presented aud understood that nne-!eutDs
Of the Republicans VIII say that The silver dollar which
Is made lcgaender should not contain les than ago
grams 9-lOths slYsr.- Indianapolis Journal tRcpJ
What Congress should first do is to repeal the
Resumption Act o; S75, and tncn pass iu liberal
shape, l making silver cgal-tendcr, with "a coin
either Of The old weight and value dollar containing
100 cents In value compared with goa at the present
premium, and enact law that SILVER gold, and legal
tenders soa Dc received in paJ ncnt OF dutitsPAla
delphiG Inquirer U.ep)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
WAS THERE A BARG1fNf
DOUBTFUL REPORT THAT C0NKIlNG Is Try
ING 10 FIND OUT.
u,1sbjp0ton Jeyatcb 10 ghs NeU. IcT; Her1d srr-r

A DOUBTFUL REPORT THAT C0NXLlNG Is Try
u,,,,tno,on DS1anb 70 Tbs Vep. icrl. Herqrd s--y
Persons who claim to speak with knowledge
o. what is going he done when he senate ht n'e.S
will have offered. carefully drawn resolution rtciug
that there grave ACQUISITIONS made upon hpuunS
good authority, involving tic right OF the President 20
thp Office held nv him, and that such accttoiS ouEhi
10 be set az rest by official inquiry INTO me aieS'd ic
the scope OF the resolution IL is stated. VIII not dt
10 impcac President Hayes but II Is assn iet .dt
ii does involve Senator STANLEY Matthews, stcrei.y
Sherman and CougIes:nan Gihg.n hil LILY ei O', v
Impression is that Senator tohElhg VIII !I"'
offer jLe solution but that 1t may be d9hc ny S""'"i
Howe 81 Wlso.Sln or SeNaior es' % a. make AXE
il very licult the southern Democratic senators ~
vote against IT, II is further claimed 'nat senators
thurman aud Mcdonald, Of the JuuiclhlF 'OhIilit't'
with Judge Davis. OF Illinois, WI" Is counted uc'dia ON
an Iolitc Issues, VIII support the resolution lac or
post on anticipated IS from Southern DeMct'au' sun
Among the facts relied upon to snow that The Louisiana
electoral vote Was barea!nca fer are II IS sai M %
tuning Board, VINO CLAIM that they nave nol ucth ue,
WITH according TO The orsn3l alEan DoIuum,S -,
also be relied upOn 10 furnish close connection between
ncnuscepce in the count the House ana Tie promises
catered into by President Grant ana Mr. oahiog
tihcys on the O;hc II IS under thr pTcttuce oil an
effort to relieve the Republican party 0l conFHcHy I'D
alleged bargaining that this cXauinstpn Il proposed 10
be made Il is said proof VIII be brought 10 snow
that thr visiting statesmen made certain promises 10
Packard ana the Returning Board when nave MOI nccn
fulfilled In fact ne Whnic pLoe'TGnS h o hone ~ Ste
them with dirt 10 expose what thcy nave SAID uo'e
report appeared today that Congressman Springer
OF Illinois, had Information on The SUBJECT Tl 'nl9
proposed investigation ~ lllsct WIS .i'l.eu, Hi I
said that he knew nothing IN dctali al the init 'u ne
h?d been asked by leading kepnoican senators "ia'
would in his Judgment. he tie eou - ~ ic ID huc'dtS
IN case a movement tor Investigation vas III " ~ 80.
Eepublcan side lie rclhcd THIS that he could not
soc how the Democrats could refuse far N'sI-"tIo
of what they have denounced the greatest ifau1 o.
the age fthey did, the X puhicanS would say; lou
reuse TO second in an th"Tt To lnNcs iSile thc
CHARGES YOU have yourselves made. THIS closes your
~ lt- here IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
IyDAPENDEEr RAPUBLICAN ORGANIZING.


The delegates to the Independent Republic
can--also known as the Hayes Republican-teneral
Committee for 1878, organized last evening All
the Assembly Districts represented except the With
and The XXIIId and XXIYih Wards, and lG2 delegates
answered to the roeal. Henry G. Robinson presided
motion made that the present officers, who were
elected last August should be reelected By accamat0n
Opposluon Was too strong. and the motion was With.
drawn ard Andrew j. Campbell, Henry G. Rob
iuson and Christopher Pullman, were named for the
oglce OF chairman The rOllcall often
interrupted, but at length the secretary announced
The following vote: Campbell, 90; Robinson, 40; Pull
man d The other officers elected by accamaon,
"a fol- pws: VicePresdents, Henry C. Beeny, Peter G..
Rambnrgtr; Recording Secretary, Edward l.. Bullock
Corresponding Secretary. Abraham Quackenbush Treas
nrer Dr, Allen {. Heath; Secgcantat-Arnis Daniel
Moore.
The committee adjourned without transscting any
other business though many motions and amendments
were made and discussed until the hall than
half emptied. In the organization OF the commitIee
there has been entire change OF the officers, result
not looked for by large number OF the members.