, 1878-09-21
Our Washington Letter.
WAsHISCToy. September 4, 1873

sittin, IL Sew York, t" find means tor Ifnrr"v-
iug the methods of enforcing our custom laws
TIE iar,- merchants "f the city will he asked
+" furnish information ami advice. htaNed
and LaI e,trct-l Importation Is an lmp"ssl'
hitiy :ur many years - come; hut II i the
wish # all that th- burdens, light or heavy,
should not be- made unnecessarily 0nerouS by
III, manner If their enforcement. MIR. v o"d
las PERHAPS rs much knowledge Of affairs 81
this kind as any mau in the coUnJry, aad he i
assured # the cordial cooperation Of his tel,
lnr citiz-... Of New York. and Of all the and
tA:t tie tr asr.ry department can give INN.
lie results of the committee laborS Will no
j.gLt he If great value.
the NOR. We he;a- of the success of American
exhibitors - PariS. the more we are amazed
that :, mach has been acc pmpllshei With 50
little All from the government IL Is a matter
nf special GENERALIZATION tLG: after our fiIla-
delEhia .xhihtion had made our products 80
well known 81 al! CLASSES of people abroad, and
thus increased the demand for them 80 Won
drsfally. We should lr able - secure SO com
rlrte "a foreign endorsement ot their value.
Ther, is now 10 apparent limit % the market
abroad for many of our manufactures. All
that they have needed Was tn be nIaGe known.
and this Is just what these International eNEl-
l.tio!s have done for them. | cannot help
believing that, VHe;Iey congress i hereafter
;tske! - aiG IN :!las- of til. kind, mn oi all
uaItirS VII iTec.yVote al the money necessary
H. make our exhibit complete. The unwilling
ness to do so hvyetuiure las ;,i";.ys seenle- I"
NE very styaH2e.
The cheInis; # the agricultural department.
i experimenting, & IA says Uith Suc"ySs- upon
means Tor pr, .cin-, sugar fran common c"rn
ur Insi1". lhn one tlmg that throws dlra-
-re a ie G..,iJ u;un IL real value "i what he
Claims - Aaye achieved. i the single tact that
= ''p:tegt substance Is required IN order 10
produce -ucc ,sful results. Experiments on
i...a scale will b. carried on, and the success
nr fai!-r- Il the process made known
III election in Vermont yesterday did not
excite III, h interest outside the state. or AZ
ulr,M,ly. in Etore than one @! the Congressional
districts "f th~ state it~-.f. The republican
majority WAS reduced, hut VIII bear great
deal larger reduction before any other party
.,rts within si-ht If Office. Maine elects 4
governor an.. members # congress on Mon
dav nest. .r. rather, elects members of con-
ne, ani votes for governor. The latest M
aic.,tinus aIc that C.nnor. republican candi-
dat.. may Mt le elected t'y the people. lie
Wi. still become governor, a: there Is no doubt
the legislature will be republican. OF mem
l-r, oi cur-Tr~- it has been thought the coI.i-
hnei opposition to raiIca!iSm would secure
two those from tie first and fourth districts.
La the first district the democrats have nom
mated one uf the ahleSt and most popular mcn
in the state. General Anderson, and his cleo
ton would he ro: onl ly a S;,in to the party N
H., state, hut iie :.d.i,tion "f an influential
Democrat t" our majority in the next house.
The srsenhIck labor nati, nal party will first
test lis strength l.: this state, and much oi Its
faturr prosperity will depend upon the result.
The yote viii hc thc largest for many years.
GHEgSHs,K pLAir GN. - Gen. Eatler has been
nominated - IL. gg,,niAck olIIl!te Tor gov0laor
of Massachusetts,, and has excepted tie sIue. Tie
following de,lasa;5:. Of priaup!es was unanimously
adopted.
WnrUsss. u vicious ,;ul rseilc=, administration
Of iCslc aftiu, have InJu tries crIpiled
Iu! Uur p,u.c !r-Ir.i 10 THnt and nIS,ry, and
Whereas tie ul l"r...l parties uiir T lIei, hg:t
iv "n .he cont; ~ r-i "n~ii!s tor tia sal state OF
:hID->, LGvI'- ls.I,.a-"i invariably the interest
o: t- lew, al the iei.-, IL rhr ;lIS; the III
t-!tst al Iui and !i".. WL,h the oi all
wealth, W call ui,n tr l-ure 10 G,caIe thar III
~ 'u!. Iyr tom t>- fI>- -;lI-S and al gam
ill.,, the priceless rights ltqu,,t,ei 10 hy pa
tGIl;r 10 thIs eId invite the cooperation
OF evers good rlA' Ii, "a. "it tie following Tro!-
IL II. rInnrr:oIy o th- p! cIIicS of the nalul.I
ri' ricIck lit-'r party 81 Massachusetts,:
R@".r.t, hal nrrh -; tr pr ,et Ie,;:s atioa and
the ,u>t %; :: vcghHient huge swlI,!ie upUn the
Industries -. ~" cun,ry p'o. i,! and instituted 10y
llni.,.t.S. o" !i IT, Il ;irS and provide pay fD-
t.h>c Who mtu!iU at" the icuIlr pack the
hid sun h4.!H' box; m! ih!T J,t an! equal laws,
All hur'>t ant eru.Ui:.icIi .uverlm, lt must can
and sin!l tt. .stlilsluG
E'sr!,,G, Tat wc,.-unnl an a)S0.u'e mo. ey AMI
volume ;!eI,o:. I.it I'D at i>o! tate T.r -
hy g:s'ii. .li-,l Iau..I.:.tS. tiat y
j. >t:,r Eary LrI- iu al Iuch 10y Law. general
Nail'> y m ! H.. .-s:.n.
E,soir.d G'r..,ul m iInga il t. re;,.i uf tta
',-'Usi'! i TIA i 'irr ..,7It III uIuATu-
C.. IL ."t,N"' ou..c to rI.3, :I. iilt !uI
"erIt n.l i- r.t T. i:y : AID :r.siu" iuui.,l-:!Jn
ui "Cr rn".ritGE system, iu.. bia>.48I. fI,,r
A"''!rt t'c I'ioir rrpnNII Il Of IA Iis oonrnu Il
i.t~ q. >i Il = value al ICES i lU' 81. III >r. In
os IA: silva. Dr~I Inuur, t.,I~ that ,yrr his
IN !NiI, 1881 and lSj. All Nus. p,IIpl-l
Sip II. tnIa suc! iIuu,'!y y stem, .Lelr;,y do
stro?D: II ari V.uu-iuc IL.c uIiTy into III II and
iaEA .U,ic!, tEl>s t.-,t II 80! u.vyr
tru a..- u Ur'i.faIE. fr gUy .r;,' Ut uInc
although sh = "a, creditor i'rtIrn g! Tie wu:ll.
&'.i~' i Ihr tie tiifti >t,,.r> St ,s,.-r S~;:t.
ny moe -biIIrs huS ~. - lk- Itr aIt.
n:i 'iIri ~ "frr' ru- oi ihr IrO, l., aui has. l.
ue irr.i: i. war al TIE Ia'-. Lon. sI!l l.. IaIl s
;i>t - 'I'. mature, ac'"i!i % tie t,IILS al
tract TL. Al Enr / ai4 ,:'--t 4 'i Ini-Lt, r>s
4 t% l.V,a art what Ill' cc:.tlac' :! al. . sub
n-H'ei g" 't - t!.- sap 81 the UI;r-i
>thic>; al. HAT 81 subsequent IS wlrIi iuIrr
r'G chang. - O''c u. 'urTIr; HIc her iy h-uou;r-
az - lllt l..f 'i 'sll III an. iiiI>f gi
E'"i"'|, ihl she In tsu lt'or >n Ili ;Ir-tl,
IL It !.HtI"E thlT 81. Iis Uic,S -! r:er! n
ii'~'' e' go! IA Industrial ru:~uIr> ami having t;
,ui II !,n,U al In u>tTIIl class a.: TIN. cUuD IL
wr''L. =" Ia! IurlU-e Il ,ha.,,'r-, u r,ll, StntS-
-! {" tom iE~iN iu- !rirl l. a, labor
lU >tiu-, .-i.aIrtiy ws'ir regard ir- hours Cf
Labor, WIi ~-Nul! ie rgiu"-i l.l,IAitInn - t.
u~ q! rrirn-ry Iuc.t-t-S srts3 Ia conformity with
uthrr causes which throw Wasr-aOrkeis at Of en-
7 -, Ia',t
L.o'rsd, Thit larl of equal pro luc, ~, c-.r.,yty
shall t= subject :"equsl t;NslINr, With raiy.',!
'r ro.; H." right :" de 'uct tIum ;" value OF their
esta'e tie sum ~ the mort ages thereon, and slil
mortgages Should te as>tsSei IL persons 10 UAoA,
q. y ave AGe.
Il, ir'6, IEEt ." System Of letting rUr convict
la.r hv "ontrert i. '!-'il"'i. =" h- interests Il
lie wur kIr--IH.TI ar Siuut hc al lSi.rl
H,.,irrt. lLst rnhhc l.r.iS age t- prHn-.y of the
ptarr Ihre:or 1.y y. ult ie rese.v,i tor actual
settlers sI .l- -etl, lrl; i,v -o.eruIner.; ,Il
protected Il ;u-.r i'sstS'.o'.S hy JUS, Avs.
GEEGoY STYAToG.-As stated elsewhere.
Hon. J. Il. Slater, Tuesday last, was duly
elected (. :. senator As matter of IN
terest We give the vote:
N puE SENATE
Hainss moves that the senate do now pro-
ceed t. the election Of L. $ senator Car
ried. The hallo: resulted as follows:
For James H. Slater-Bilyeu. Bradshaw.
Brown, BGrnetJ, Bnych, Cochran, Dawson
Davis. Green. llaines. Haley, Jasper. MyreS.
Palmer. Pennington, Smith. Thompson and
Wmrrlker-lS.
y. b, knight-Grim. Lord. and Waldo
j. r. kcily-EoSS and Bentley-2
W. Il. Hare-Fulton and George-2
J. y. po'ph-Aupel>"n and Hirsch-2.
less ApTleGa.e Watt.
J. Ii. Slater having received Is votes. a
majority OF all the votes cast. was declared
;ae choice OF the senate.
IN The HOUSE
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