New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

passed bY the senate WITHOUT dIhtHuih'"' "'
the request of Mr.. Ferry, who had 1t IN charge,
and will therefore so now to tue President.
Whatever may he said of the pcrsistcncy OF
the Senate at a time when the only thihg
necessary TO early resumption IS total abSi-
ncncc from obstructive legislation, we have at
| least the satisfaction Of knowing that we have
been spared the indignity Of Law repeating
! the Resumption Act.
| PoStmastcr- General Key has issued an appeal
| to the Southern people to elect anli-IcYoiu-
! ticn members to the next House, and to DIS
courage in every possible way the new Demo
cratic crusade. 1t is not likely that any emu
mcration Of the benefits the South has
received from President Hayes will stay
the hands of Southern Representatives
! now in Cougle>a, if the memory Of those
! benefit would not But vi. Key, appeal to
! the masses OF thn South, who have had enough
Of war and too much Of political agitation,
MAY have it, influence in making up the next
| House. Unfortunately, however, his advice
is more likely to fall upon ears that are listen
. ing for the signal from Washington to come
up and share in the plundcr
| Mr.. Hamlu> report from the Senate Com
mttcc on Foreign Relations upon the Fisher
/ les Award, puts the familiar uSareS respect
! inc our account with Canada III ne" way.
/ The sum which our Government has rcmittcd
. in duties upon products OF the Canadian flSn-
| cries has been $350,00O year since the
treaty went INTO effect The sum which our
/ Government under the Halifax Award is
! To nav i'm addition for the privilege
/ of il shore fishing in the Gulf OF
st. Lawrence, Is nearly haii NH
/ lion dollars year. lhe toiai Is
/ 100000 year 10 he paid 10y the nation
| to secure to few individuals The privilege oi
/ making SO. 900 a year! The handle Is dccld-
! cdly on John Bulls side Of the iug, and 1t Is
cmncutly proper that our Government sho'nd
/ inquire whether he considers II fair bargain
I Mr.. Hamius report however, leaves II en-
nay The award. if. after discussion Of Its
/ excessive amount with the British Govern
mont. that course shall seem necessary to good
/ f.irb
/ Nl3'c ih' COMING hi"''"" ,"''T'''' - ,''''''
/ stood to follow r"'hrr u'h Pt''r"' "h
! understanding as 10 the Ia" "l l"I-
/ key, the PROJECT cNriteS less interest ''"h
| when the project WAS hlSt Oroach'"
| by Count A"dne-y, ana every one
wondered what the assrmhIage would do IN
/ the present unsettled state OF Lnfop'' lh'
meeting cannot, however, be diVcNtcd "i
/ certain degree OF danger an" uh''' '','''iiH'
/ There VIII he an 'Hoil 10 ''''' "I'
/ Eastern Question, but Count AhdIa~'i
| remarks yesterday ioIchJdc that force may h'
requisite 10 carry ont the decision oi the as
srmbIcl diplomatiStS. hat tie subject Popu-
u,ioas viii hc bound 10y the acts "i pro-
electors" WHO have only selfish OBJECTS la
view, Is more than can hc 'NP"'''" H"IH
people who have acquired sense "I
independence "''I'I ''' ""' ''''"
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nv,l.i,s the d,7i,pl,ic. Of getting pt actual
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..Iior,l,. ia lac assumed that so l,,c. u body
g. of mon 81. tbc importing merchants, of
nN.,r. yo,l. L,,.ipg IN deal with snch
..:.,..,,.-.. ;,,.,a.t. .. tIcy do deal with.
..I.. WV. nf. of whose br-;ur-, dru,ua>
u,,..,,, ,roi. Lo,,u,. honesty and integrity, are
"nt,c,I, ,rc,rdIc-sof honor and honesty when
.tLc,. come ia dead with the Government.
"ond are banded together to dcfraud the
rcvnD,i,." " The merchant, critir,c severely
,1.,. .,,.,l,d. of Treasury AGENTS. charging