New-York tribune., 1879-12-13
GENERAL NOTES.

Western rhetoric is looking up. The St. Loaa
ps,sIi,on SAWS In its heiiines that Congressman
T,y n, M,ssouri" Cut Down by Deaths Untimev
Pros;" - Crosses the Dark River" and " Expresa ~
his Hotel Ia Warrington Yesterday Moihiug
Five hundred dolls and hundred Thousand
uus,r,ed ad yert-Ing cards axe now on exhioton an
one Of the largest private residences IN bunAo io 'no
benefit OF the Charity Organization society.
novel idea most effectively and arsticaiy carreu ou''
The dolls have a character and name Jack aud Gill;
Little Miss MuifI Little Boy Blue. Margery Daw La'ue
Ro-peep Johnny Green. Jack Horner. Curly Locks Ola
Mother Hubbard. Niue. Angot Daisy Miller the Lazy
NJ tbe AroOssook and many more heroes and nerohes
reprvsened dolls paI s t.atanes Of most
unique FAIR, which the leaders oi Dupao s"0'es '
manifested great interest .
TI. Pail Mall Gazette somewhat cynically
heves that the supposed concessions OF the sultan to
recent demands Of the English Government have been
Whitfield down the merest fragments OF their inag'nea
hulk; that the appointment OF Baker Pacha as COM
nandant OF hypothetical gendarmerie and supervisor
OF potential not invesiiture OF that on-
Ger with executive authority OF any knd that he Is
smn,y 10 make a tour OF investigation in Asia Minor.
and its close to prepare for the SulIans benefit one
mare OF those reports of which Abdul Hand could have
had d day appiicatton 70 the English Por-
nIrnt nave obtained their latest diplomatic eorts 81
Constantnople appears now to be certain.
w. Z. Chandler, in n letter from Salt Lake
City to The Daily Boaitor Concord, NJ H.. maintains
that poIygamy being violation of National law should
be vigorously until living In open
defiance OF said law either In the Utah Penitentsry.
ike Ceortr REYNOLDS, q fugitive from justice, like
Wnford Woodruff He admits that there defects In
the present laws undoubtedly resulting nom the v-
lance astute and wonderfully able homogeneous
Mormon William H. Hooper. for twelve years Ctsa's
deegstc IN Congress- but the statutes they stand
uelcient uf the Administration desires. as It undoubt-
eay does. To enforce them) 10 make polygany odous
and TO crush 1t. AT the same ume reasonable pains
sLoud be taken demonstrate 10 the Latter Day Saints
that no interference with their religion IL Intended
than the suppression OF poly gamy large portion OF
ihrir devoiees gnOrsDt many OF them uniformed
forr,rners easily dipped They told at s their
.ous meetings that the Government ana people of tho
United States are de,erahned to pcrsecue and destroy
tho Moro.ons because of their religion; and of
he ape stiles and leaders of the church ever
tells hss the exact trnh that the Governments
mas no Issue with the Mormon except tAlt tscy the
polyg.aan. preacher~, snail no' iuduge Their ineina-
i,ons IN more wives tnsn one, contrary olaw
The author of the Greenback Act, the Hon.
f. G. spauling. frankly admits that the leGsitender
notes should be called Ia. Ia response IN leading qnes
lions put by rcporser OF The B~gato Cos"'sretd
Adrerrisf contends that grcenbAcls were not orf-
,.,v d,siened as permanent issue. aud in order 10
u,e that t.ose who proposed and voted for the Act
a war measure intended retire them hos
,utes should close he cites clause the ORIGINAL
pIi wherein prov.s made for sheI con,,isi5n
into per cent bonds. This provision, as every
knows was abrogsied. aud there provision for
redemption until the Resumption Aot % 1878 was
passed Mr. spaulding emphatic In declaring that AL
the carly legislation with reference to gEeenbaeks con.
tsnplaied their retirement alter the eOe Of tho
war; and reissue OF paper currency In
lines Of peace violation OF the spirit OF the Constr
tuition lie eonsiderst the plain duIy Of Congress to pro'