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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
FRANCOIS VINCENT RASPAtL
PARIS, Jan. S.-Francois Vincent Raspail,
French chemist and politician, is dead


French chemist and politician, is dead.
RaSpai was an ardent and incorporating
radical lis career was lntcrmnahc struggle for
popular rights Born In I79i he studied AT Ayignon, ard
acquired extensive knowledge OF law and the nauril
sciences. From 1924 10 1880, he contributed many
scientific articles French publications. In the latter
wear he took part in the Revolutionary movement
md MAS wounded during the street lighting in Paris
Although official employment offered him, he kept
oloof from the Government Of Louis Philippe aud was
Jealous Republican. that he became the object If
ri of prose Iti0ns which ooot him six years lmQris0n
c ycanN hle he continued his scientific studies and
vrptc severn. works in prison. He took prominent
mart In rhc revolution oflSiS and member OF tie
Constitutional Assembly, but having again engaged in
committing evolutionary .cis. he was sentenced mIoi0
o tunrf.unuieut i've years. Twice during his stay
in nrison elected deputy, bur. OF course. could
mai act n, such. being liberated III 1901. lie 10
Urlrium where he resumed his scltntiic studies. In
~,,D ne rcappsared public life, ana was elected
Ia The French l. isatuIr IN two districts, defeating tie
noted Liberals GHrncI-Pagcs and jules fhNre. lie
oiucl EucheiOrt IN clting the NarSchtiSe and took
rnlurut part IN exciting hostility to The GOienme3t
in IeTo1l he was connected 10 some extent with the
iulunc movement. NJ RAJ psi. was aul0rot several
works on chemistry and the preservation OF hrauh lie
sclbed great virtues 10 camph0r, and published ahnu
nliv for upward Of twenty yealS, popular work on
health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
THE SERvLANS DEFEATED.

KURSCHUMLI REOCCUPIED BY THE TURKS.
THE PORTE RECOMMENDED OFFICIALLY by GREAT
BRITAIN TO APPLY FOR gUssIA's CONDITIONS.
The Servians have suffered severe reverses.
not serious enough, however, to lead to
general disaster The turks haye re-
Occupied Kurschumli. and have also driven the
Seryan forces back to that portion of the frontier
adjacent to Noyi Bazaar. The Russians have fol-
lowed up their success at Sophia by occupying
Slatitza and Petrichevo. England has advised the
Porte to ask Russia what terms she will grant an
armistice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
JUDGE TNG1LLS ~ NEW-YORK.

HIS long SERVICES ~ o1IirR PARTS OF THIS STATE
Yesterday the Hon. Charles r. Ingalls,, jus
tee Of the supreme Court ild District took hs seat FOR
the first time upon the bench I'm this city. his rs
slcnmcni 20 succeed the Hon. Charles DANIELS II v
ing been recently aud uucXp tctcdly made by Coy
crncr Robinson. judge Ingalls, /. old school
Democrat, but has never made himself prom
ucnt N politics. He Vas born IN Greenwich Washington
County Y. September t. 1919, Vas educated at the
Grecnw .ch Academy. read Law with judge Ingalls, his
fatDor. IN his native village. went 10 Troy in 500 and
Immediately formed cOrartnctshlp with tue Hon.
David l. Seymour, former member OF Congress. He
was ELECTED the supreme Court In 1~63,
flr the term 81 eight y,ars. disclosing during
that period ripe and clear judgment. precise conipre
hensipn of fact dispas.onatc mind mud pronounced
capacity for the bench. Upon the expiration OF his term
the members Of the har united 'gidcs' ~ party IN
frnurst thnt he accept rtuouInaon Republ!cIn5 de-
aecrprd nominated Us both parties and OF course,
imam uuI-y reelected fnr trin ~ fnuric' ycaIs.
Wsrn not busy pres ding the E1ussclacr. Albany.
S,oh,fir sullivan. Gr,cn or Ulster County Circuits,
judge iufiiis his ,ch ccn tanily cneA.rd a spcea.
terms IA chambers At Troy much I" the convenience
al the bar shuuf the northeastern stclon o tht
State When GOV. Robin uty minated IN intcL-
Iou 90 gu judge Iuis 40 tbs city, vigorous pro-
test was entered ~ Troy ahi AibtW lawyers any
hy Judge Iugllls himself Drl cations visited
the Governor 10 cxpoeir!1'e Hg"rSt tue chang.
nj AIran,, at which Judrc ingalls, presided, the
tEttout ihe kno"'d" of ne Pr t,dE lult,l 10 can
uuJn The Governor, Hnd MAKE thrlr strongest appeal;
hut he Wa- imIuuN4hl'. and subsequently declared 10
the Hon. Martin Townsend. lsuid' f'ckhal' ana
nthcT-. IA 4 thc Interest Of the pubic were paramount
anl tIat be had cherished purpose IN moSing The
strou. domestic tustrs, vim great dsincluaton for
Metropolitan hic. since the death ot Ls VIE Few
l. Of rather slender aud Int ,'j,ts vigorous health.
despite The ardnou- labors Of fourteen Yeats upon h'
bench aud lis cOnbienauus hears To tveIy llneancn the
I!.ifrss ~ decision ana strength OF fiffh'f'l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
Albany NOTES.

NJ. John d. Towuscud, counsel for VIM NJ Tweed re-
turned t. NcWYorE today, and withou! having obtained
an interview with Attorney General "chOOninakcr about
1vrcu's release Nh SHOEMAKER Is AT hi, nome, ~
Kingston ana has mfprn:d us suOoGdinnes tha' nc vi"
not return for several days
Tne Assembly Committee on Contested seats listened,
to-day 10 the opening stl,cmcuts Of the counsel 0i MI
Bradley. who contests Nj Cancy'% scat; oi Mr' fod
ham Morris. who contests MT. Purds'o seat; ~ MI
Enrv WHO contests Nj Ben igaus seal, and MI Ducl
WIN, contest. Mr. Clarks sent. The committee decided
10 near m. arguments OF cJunst IN jne Dur-CalA
cs Tomorrow ard counsel tine utICr cases afcrw ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
THE BULGARIAN CAMPAIGN.

SOPHIA OF GREAT STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE 10 HE
RUSSIAN AIMY.
LONDON, Tuesday, Jan. g, 1878.
Valcntin, Baker who was formerly Colonel in the
British Army but was removed for misconduct has
been promoted TO the rank Of Northumberland i'll
the Ottoman service.
1.-The occupation of Sophia a Vienna telegram to
he Times says, sis &C great advantage TO the Rus
slams. Ii gives them base for operations in
Roumelia; opens up the resources of the country
around. and makes them. to certain extent, indie
pendent OF supplies from Roumania.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rOpFIGN PORT.

HALIFAX n. 8, Jan. S-Arrived 7ti iust steamship Do
mnion Liverpool Sailed. steamships Sandman, Baltimore;
Caspian. Liverpool; Alhambra Sew-York.
DOMESTIC PORTS
NFyOUEANs Jan SCeared, steamships Jamaican. Iiy.
erDooi Ayers NewYOr; ship Loriey Hvfe; bark Elnor
ruon Providence: Shcvh Falmouth. Arr1yei
at Passes steamships GslDa, Newscaste; Kate F,wcctt
Shields ships Qorn II arnonidos, Liverpool barzs An
aeilGuo Hayre; Lusa G., Lisbon; Nolanm Bres AdnGral
ecehoH Brcnlen Sailed steamship Guillsrmo, Liverpool
CukRIrsrON 5 c. Jan S.Arriyed, steamship Champion.
New. York Cleared, bark JOven Enrique Barcelona,
ApELPJA S-Arrvef bIrks Souvenir Gloucester
via Tybec caro- Lsbol Impador Trapani Cleared bark
Amor, Cork Falmouth.
(For other ship Nelcs see Third PdJe.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 8.-Frank Greaves, OF
New-York, the murderer Of Ben volden, recently In
wilkinson County. arrested today after desper-
ate struggle with the officers, who finally succeeded
in Handwriting him. Greaves's does not
contain a single mitigating circumstance At
Woodyllc recently no rode I'D 10 Ben yoiden and with
any warning DISCHARGED the contents OF double
barreled gun. killing the latter almost insantaneousy
yolden was q wealthy planter at haywood. and lef
large family The only given FOR the murder Ia,
that volden recently exposed Greayes IN a. gambling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
Patents. Trademarks 81
Vnitcu states ana foreign countries, Oy
ARTIiUR V. B2IE-ENS PATENT AGENCY,
ZJS broadway. Ncw-N Ork.
~ l.1.Ai- NJ rlA.

Post od,ce .oicc.- foreign the wees enins
SATURDAY January L. 1878 viii close az this office on
n ESuAI. 1T NJ. for Eutope Oy steamship Montana
va Queenstown on WEDNESDAY, at for Europe,
scam,hp pl;hia va Queenstown Correspondence ior
Franc forwarded by this steamer must Do specially
dr sseD and IT 1870 for France direct by tcanshp
Ain-iiquc via Havro; Ill kSDAf, at 4 NJ for Ire.
land liz stcamship Montreal, tlueensfown
Great Britain and tho continent to be
l.1 b. must BE- specially aloltSsoJ Aua
a IL IN Europe, By steamship fommeIanla via Ply;
mouth, Cncrbourg and Hambuig on SAiC HDAl, at 800
IN for rurorc by steamship Britannia via Queenstown
ondence Germany scotland and North OF Ireland
10 b. forwarded must BE- specially G1drcsset;
ard M n III Scotland and North OF Ireland, by steam,
SIP DeYOn.a, via Neville and glasgow: ana ~ It.0y
n for Europe steamship Neckar via southampton and
I,ueu The steamships Montana Partha and Britannia 10
rake mails ;OT Denmark Norway The mails
Tor direct Will leave. York January no. The nais
f,r Kin.cior Jamaica, leave Ncw-lork January 10. Ino
mails for Nas an ~ r. Will leave New-NOrk January ~.
~ mails for CHINA will leave saa Francisco Janu
sV rs Australia etc, viii leave san Francisco
January ~.
New.iork. Dee. ). 1871 I. i. JAMES Postmaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
EXPORTS OF BUTTER AND CHEESE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. S.-The thirteenth
annual convention OF the American Dairymcns Assoca-
ton met here to-day with large attendance OF dairy
men from the several States and from Canada.
Mr.. j. H. Real, OF Philadelphia, addressed the con-
yenton on the present past and future OF cheese and
butter Cheese and butter now bringing relatively
higher prices before The exports last year To
Great BRITAIN our cheG customer. amounted TO no.
600 900 pounds worth over 100000. large increase
over the past and susceptible OF still greater enlarge
ment. Butter has also been exported to the amount VI
Ia 100000 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
TIE SERYIANS ROUTED.

KURsCuUMu REoCCUPTrD-MiLITARY STATIONS DE-
sTROYED.
CoSsrASTISoPLE. Tuesday, Jan. 8. 1873.
An official dispatch is published announcing that
after two days sanguinary fighting, HATH Pasha,
commanding the Noyi-Bazar Division. has reoccu-
pied Kurschumli [hirty-ive miles southwest of
Nissal. The Servian loss was considerable. Eyoub
Pasha commanding the Civic Guard at NOvi-Bazar,
also defeated the Servians pursuing them to the
frontier, burning SIX Of their military stations and
destroying their entertainments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
A JERSEY CITY DEBTOR EXPLAINS.
o the Edtfor Of The IrtbuHe.

SIR: | notice in your issue Of January 4,
under Jerfcy City items my leaving the city silently
and TO the deep regret OF my creditors and also having
left Philadelphia years ago Tor inc same reason
As TO the first charge can say that offered TO com
promise matters and was refused. Tie number OF
creditors and the OF NY liabilities cOmpar
atiyely small and hope time to be able 10 fully satisfy
them The last charge Is entirely faseleavng no cred
itors IN that city. HOWARD ESGLASD.
Ir00ElVg, Jan. z, 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
MCSiC.
ORGAN CONCLRT.

Mr.. John White will begin this afternoon at
81, Paricks Cathedral. in MOttst the series Of organ
recals Of which We have already made s0mo mention.
The performance Is set for three O'Clock alI the follow
Ing good programme IS offered
Prelude aud Fleue in Bach
AlogrcttO ilinant
cOAdld ,'tl4l I-dlti ltcillh
Ngptial BoUc SAINT S1cns
CkrOm2tic Fantasia and Fugue Jice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
TRADING on AMERICAN DIsHoNoR.

TO the Edttor or me JTiOHHC.
SIR. inclosc an advertisement from the Schrdb-
isLor Mefim-the leading journal III this part of Ger
nany-of December Is. You will not tail TO observe
The matteI-of-fact way in which these advertiser,
aude to the prospective dc5asea, ut Of American
credit, and to their plan for making money out Of
those who have put their trust III the financial in
tcity Of our Republic Is not translation Of this
advertisement a fitting text for ediNing dis
course with the following heads
EiYst-The credit Of the United states, when the
Democrats were forced to give up power, was lower
than that of any other cylize d nation.
SccondIy-Thc credit OF tie United States, in the
hands of the Republican party, has reached the
highest point among civilized nations.
71irdly-The very first Use which the Democratic
party make of power. when they begin to grasp it
once more is to debaso American credit again. Very
truly yours, TRAVELLER
Stuti11rd Gc1 manu. Dec IS 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
Discomfort AT CONsTANTINoPLE.

LONDON, Tucsuay, Jan 3 I578.
Constantinople telegram says that "despte the
pressure from the palace and threats of dissolution,
the Turkish House Of Representatives. have been
assailIng the Government with great freedom and
bitterness. They probably have the population of
STEAMBOAT on their side, aud il is doubtful whether
they would obey decree of dissolution, even If the
Government ycutured to take such STEP A cry is
being raised Tor the recall Of Midhat Pasha."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
T. L. JAMES. Postmaster
CoGee.

Ask your grocer Cor Thurbers PERFECTION BLEED
MOCHA AND JAVA roasted mot ground AMI packed While
warm in alright gassjars All the end strength
tanned able Keep 1t in perfection until used
see Portraifso Mrs. Hicks Lcs'ies
IlUstrated Newspaper this morning.
The Organ;c LAW Sexes and the diseases that i'm.
par yI,y is II wise to chrcI r hcrcase Of SMyi N
cSsa a. ~ s1 r AK eoneea OeS 81 Z,
reyam 1cir ir,lgen MIN nryens exh2,sn
1S H nv WEI Dit p 5Io@ 40 ass 5
once hour To 10 q J. and to 10 EVENING" at 20 9thaye
Thc New York Association Tor Improving The Con-.
dillon The psorts 'Sry soR oTt aIS pi
practicable 81 their residences or imsl1'sy by s.,dny
Srne o s'S Of the 80 SS aoi tna TIC Ward
Committees authorized u receive su6scrip.ns W.:
sS9'l @a.' $::::Ss.;s9 X. %,, @
ESSr: E yP Ksaac ss FS
c usSIs + +. cGanGor. yccre.sn Il
Robert B. Mn'G Gre ssGTrary No. 50 q sG' "s
&C. Able eeor ss scfSi r 70 70 i Ws
yesam No 2i6 East l6thst; Robert Gordon, No. "a Ex
'1 cmH slPisMEy OF WARD COMMITTEES First seeoa
f acart ih chaSs cLa%seran csss Garden I'm jaime.
Van klcceK NJ b. $S3 Tsss I'm s, sTh 5o9n ,.yd:
E Il fisH Seaise 81 JEssSg 50 West Na:
i Esss y Eis q Y$' Ma'si2n !;s {osg
secOndaye Twelfth Jane. Manehester 55 last l2ol.,ti
rieent knapp, 1875 Clinton st Fourteenth Itcrfy
= Weet Is3 Cirandsi. Fifteenth, Edwin est 81 d.. a.
west WashIagtonpL sixteenth. James Spence, l29 si.
ave Seyeuieunth, Joseph Mckee, 222 last llthr.
Eighteenth. Adam W SPECS 30 East 2!stst Ninttcenh.
Wilgm Jones' llS East eOt's.. rwe.lie;h James IL.
Fluch 40i Wet 33tst Twenty first, A. T. Wsfuron ~
Fast istsi Twenysccond Daniel Thompson 1854 Bioad
way and the duly authorized Ward ColeciorsGto IL
WsiseIL Brown, Samuel c. Holmes f. w. Haisey Is.
+. Gardner aud j. p. LestIade.
The Iord.nick. Wedding Portraits Of Mrs. Hicks is
costume and or MT ord appear THIS nvfnua
IN Frank Leslie's illustrated NeWspapcr
THE Iote.t about the Lori ss wedding Splendid PIG
tures Ms Hicks and Mr. Lord appear IN Frank L~sist
illustrated Newspaper this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
,tgardt, Gen many, Dec. IS. 1877.

According to the latest intelligence from
America, 80 be feared that the Congress OF the
United states will pass Law declaring that the
Nor cent United States bonds, issued before the
1875 shall longer be pad IN gold hut in silver only
I'm This case the bonds In the future will be worth
sidcraDy than hitherto, and, indeed with this
pcct in view the bonds have already declined the
Ro,rse A much marked decline however Is to he
expected as soon tAe threatened law IL actually
enacted. -,
vsed TO exchange them for other before this
determination is reached We recommend vices
for tlds purpose, with the assurance that will give
our best attention and advice TO the renyestment.
U,ii6yo1,, GUMBEL BROTHERS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09

TGrrSr OFFICE. ian. o. q. m.A fa a. ar-lres 'ure
BEGAN yesterday afternoon. accompanied 10y slowly IN
crtasng c.oudiuc-s ai a considerable rise of temp'ra
tuIc. though the thoranmeter Is still below h,'Zhs
pnirt There /. nlyc moisture IN the MIR.
For this city and vicinity, Increasing warmth ana
c'oniine- Isny be expected followed BY SNOW, which
tttttt init. rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
A!issisauOi spring Water.

The water OF this great spring specific for CANCER,
BgIGHTs DISEASE, SCKOFULA, CUTASEOUS AFFEC-
TONS and diseases arising from impurities Of the blood
The water sold by all prominent druggists, and pamphlets
containing wonderful DC hal by addressing Asss
qHoi Spungs.' Franklin Co.. W.
NotceOcs OF the New York Board Of Trade and Trans
p0rtation 10 Pea. ST., NeaYOra Jan. 7. 1878:
The meeting AMI election OF the NewI0k Board OK
Trade and Transportation viii be held at this Office on
W.dnes,ay 9th Polls viii be open IL m. TO
The Board will at , o'clock y.
~ DARWIN II. JAMES, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. S.-The Legislature
win meet Ia this city tomorrow. The House Republican
caucus tonight nominated c. H. Bscoe. OF Enfield, for
Speaker and Edgar NJ Warner Of Planhed. and Nathan
Morse for clerks The Senate Republican nom.
mated the Hon Oliver Hoyt, Of Stamford for President
pro tenn and j. L. Barbour OF Hartford for clerk THOSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
MR. COMBINES HOME ORGAN FAVoH9 iSFheir
GAJicN.
From The Utica &epu'liedn- -. IL
Ar Unrna hos shnWn -hImaelt. In lis HUG


Conversations something more than seli-concelted ie
has declared that he will not change an i0ta OF DIS
eCuthern policy his peculiar methods % reloim9
The civil service He intends that TIE Republican, parry
ninety nine out of hundred OF whose members stand
onrosed 10 hm-sha completely oyer TO its sue,
or stand the consequences Of seeing him supported p
Drmocratic votes lie says he will be supported ana he
douhtlets speaks from information Certainty ne mas
bought and paid for the vote of every southern Demo
cratic Senator the appointments he mas maui
at their bebest. The people OF the u, uhi toa
States have been kept upon the rack ior 100
many months already and they are unwilling 10 DcdI
longer suspense. II the President chooses to smle
contemptuOusy upon such serious accusations a. tie
made by Mr. chandler leter-and If his personal nat
ferers and official pandercrs advise him 10 thiS
We sincerely that the House OF RepresemirG1
VIII fake action in the matter and that The action VIII
come from the Republican sdc OF the House Inc hohOr
o. the Republican party is involved IN chniIe lha ~
wolves The integrity election by which It's PRESIDENT
WAS seated and its honor is deaI to every neinort'
T0ere WAS no conscious guilt on the part OF the IePp
lean party in Congress OF out OF It, IN connection MIN
any OF The southern elections and II courts the hes,
investigation looks upon the accusation a. SERIOUS
and moi to be trihed with sent away unnOtlce' ~
demands TO he placed face to face with it, accuscrS ana
let the ENTIRE people Judge Of its quit or innorenSe
the President declines stand with 1t on ts ISSUE
tncu II can only be because he Is Determined 10 nh
war upon the party that elected nm ana a'temN i''
de stpf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
EIDE REASONS FOR NOT PUTTING A CENTRAL
RAILROAD MAN ~ CHARGE OF THE CANALS

The nomination of ex-AttOrncy- General Fair
child as state Superintendent Of Public Works
ought TO .be promptly rejected b. the State Sen
ate because IN the first place, nc Las not had the
Training and experience required for the position and
In the second place that Governor Robinson may be
able to select welqualed candidate for tie place in
Nme TO prepare for the opening OF the canals in the
spriug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
""||I77177777
OHIO BANKING LAWS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. SIN the Senate to-
day. bill was introduced to amend the State Banking
Law so as make penitentary offence for banks TO
loan their paper credit in any manner unless they
have sufficient money in their vaults to make that paper
or credit good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
THE PRINCIPLES or TIE DADDIEs.

IN EditDT OF Iht iTtO u r
SIR: There are other American people be-
sides Elder Evans in a"ja"i,Un" over tbc arrest of
D. NJ Bennett for circulaIloQ us publications THROUGH
the mails wonder thai whole nation does not
shake and quake with apr, Of coming danger
when free American citizen can be aiesie' pu under
bonds ard tired for printing. publishing and mailing
opinions that are "oG color" from an orthodox point OF
view We used hear tie price OF liberty quoted at
the stock board Of political principles and eternal vis
lance" was demanded the very lowest terms on
which the Article could be had. what has urrcd
t. make II cheaper now Dog not this arrest Indicate
at We had better be stiff holders ardkecp up The price
The fact revealed that We have orth3doX LoHrnon'
among u.s. wO never learn anythng ana never ioftcl'
ami hat thcr u0rancc and Thor obylousncss are OF
he Constitution should arouse the old time vigilance.
Huro.u OF the Spanish Inqu-ition Is Pc" department
OF Affairs IN this Republic: but mere We have It, thriving
and growing right lore and ITS Local haba-
are the beginnings OF eve utoH INTO anew lasiHe,
uairS5 tlat c;inal vigilance puts y, OF uppH H.
we can shout with him:
"Hain't they placed = censor demonl
VIII ha viii 1, make yS ac i IKE a se g
Wut viii eli your dandcr mr.
An Administration that keeps Kew that keeps
a Comstock TO put paddock on liberal iiP' VIII
get no liberal votes when the next election GENES
around. Personal liberty ana freedom OF The
press rise above all other considerations. II IN"
right 10 nd through the malls ctaIi1n aad M
With those hat 0rihoc"Xa ugft mtstlmd lc 10 us
AID Formidable 70 tyr4nts only night tlrt We thought
fought out and settled again. cn Ill 0tnC political
questions are Df mpOr and VIII nave u be post
lppcd until II ID determined who rams tis important
ijfuartncni mstOck the Amrr ican people; and
whether liberals and anlcrs Of thor Own unt ammced
thoughts, have IA the National mails any nshts WHICH
PosiInastcrs are bOIud o. Respect
Measures for fence already - 3u foot. There i
uttc cloud II rising not big enough for inr'a 80 a.
shower ~ yet. and serving ~ present "niy rs shining
mark for iberls point their ats Of III icuc at.
The National Liberal League" has been organized 10
form new political party and cast sOtos; a"d II nrtdn
only a few more Ol tyranny Oh tie part 81 the
Consiork crowd 70 swell thai cloud into sarn alto
gefn,r beyond the cd!caaf of O!d Probabilities :;
and that Will fash the conviction nt0 what passes Tor
The mind. OF the Administration 81 this Government tna
thty had better adhere TO the principles OF the
"Daddie.," whateycr becomes OF the dollars
Aeu- IOrL, Dec. 20, 1871 THERON {. LELAND.
Keep cool This lufid rhetoric doesn't influence
people much. when they know it is all expended IN
defence Of the right to send obscene matter through
the mails-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09

Nprynu, EIhp aston neca essay comprising series
OF rctrfcs dc ivrred Kahns Musena Of Anatomy New
York on OF premature decline showing In
d.uaD now health be regained. ahOrdng clear
synos of the impedimens marriage and the treatment of
yu ana debility. being tho result OF 20 years ex
mail 2ic. currency, or postage stamps Aress
SECRETARY. kAHN'- Museum. SIS broadway, New.iOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-09
6perial Notices.
Holiday Goods.

Holiday Goods.
SCARFS,
TIES,
HANDKERCH1EFS,
GLOVES,
CARDIGAN JACKETS, -
FINE DRESS SHIFTS
UNDERSHIKTS. AND DRAWERS.
REDUCED PRICES.
J. w. JOHNSTON,
No. $50 Ora ND-Sr.
Also. No. 4 6th-ave., corner 26thst.