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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-09

THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
Representative Clarkson N. Potter arrived in Wash
ington this morning and called meeting of his
committee for to- morrow which was, however, sub
sequently postponed until Friday, by which time
General Butler Is expected to be present.
COUNTING THE ELECTORAL voTE-ADvERsE RE-
PORT OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON THE
SENATE BILL.
VOTE Mt a meeting this morning decided to report the
Senate bill adversely to the House. and directed the
chairman to call up for action in the House early
as practicable the House bill known the Southard
bill" Mr.. Southland hopes to obtain consideration
of his bill, which is now the Speakers table, as
early MS next week,
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,ut the last three months of the

The Jackson corps this evening serenaded
Governor Hoffman. who is life member of the
corps, at the Kenmore Hotel. The Ex-Governor made
brief speech in which he referred to the past
tesies extended to him by the corps. which
he had always held in remembrance. He
to participate in the opening of the
new Capitol the corner stone Of which he had laid
in his official capacity Governor of the State. He
spoke of the day being the anniversary Of the battle
OF New Orleans the name of the hero of which the
corps had assumed and closed with high tribute
to the memory of Andrew Jackson.
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WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE. Jan s. 1879

g., 1917
The Legislature met at Madison at twelve o'clock
noon. The Senate called to order by Lieutenant
Governor Bingham. Charles f.. Bross elected
Chief Clerk senator Price President pro tenn. d.
NJ Kelly was elected Speaker OF the Assembly and
John f. Eldrcd Chief Clerk. Only the routine busi-
ness incident to the organization was transacted.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Jan. 3. 1870
The General Assembly Of North Carolina met at
noon to-day, with quorum present ]. NJ Moring
was elected Speaker Of tho House by the democrats.
Both houses adjourned to tomorrow morning.
when Governor vancc's message will he sent in.
The organization is not yet complete but will be to-
morrow.
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ARIZONA.

SAN FRAScIsco. Cal, Jan. 8, 1879.
Prescott despatch SAYS the Arizona Legislature
met Monday ard organized yesterday The Council
stands republicans to democrats and the House
10 democrats to republicans
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CONNECTICUT.
HARTroRp, j,

HARTFORD jan 8, 1879.
The Legislature assembled this morning in the new
Capitol and organized. Gilbert W. Phillips, of Put
man, chosen President pro tenn Of the Senate and
Dexter X. Wright speaker of the House, together
with the other officers nominated in the republican
last night. The election of State officers will
occur to- morrow.
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INDIANA FOR TILDEN.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8, 1870.
The leading democrats of the Indiana Legislature
have to-day endorsed Mr. Tildcn their choice for
the Presidential nomination in 1880, and pronounced
the financial question dead Issue.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Jan. 3, 1879.
The West Virginia Legislature met at the Capitol
in this city to-day Colonel d. j. johnson, of Tyler
county was elected President of the senate. and the
Hon. George II. Mofst. OF Pocahontas county.
Speaker of the House Of Delegates. Several import
ant measures will up in the present session
among others entire change will probably be
made in the Judicial department Of the State.
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THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE THANKS THE

THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE THANKS THE
WORLD ron ASSISTANCE DURING THE YELL
Low FEVER EP1DEMIC-GOvERNOR roErERs
PROPOSITION TO FUND THE STATE DEBT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. q, 1879.
Tho Lower House Of the Legislature met to-day. and
unanimously adopted q resolution rendering the
thanks of tho uooulc of Tennessee to the generous
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CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 8, 1879.
The following the closing official prices Of
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MUSICAL AND DR4u4riC NOTES.

Mr.. Charles Roberts, jr, will give reading
at Cacksrng Hall next "Wednesday evening.
Rice's Dramatic Company will open at the
Union Square rneatre Nay TO- IN the new piece en-
tued Horrors" now running at tho Arch Street
Theatre. Philadelphia
Mrs. Laur. c. Holloway viii give her lecture
IN Charlotte Bront8 at Chlckerng HlI thus evening
She hs an excellent record, and her present lecture Is
very highly spoken o.
Next week Will be the last of the Alice
Oates Opera Company az the Lyceum Theatre Girone
croaa will be given on Monday evening, and may be
,ucceoded by other attractions during the WeeA
Miss Isidorn Martinez, formerly OF the
straKosch Opera Troupe, viii gye concert at steinway
Han on Monday evening next. sne Will be assisted by
a number OF wel-known artists. and Mr. George W.
Colby will have charge OF The concert
Miss Kate II. GoOdall OF Washing gtOn, who,
during February and March. made bright success IN
rrovuci cities as Josephine IN the Fifth Avenue "Pina-
,o,e ,, has found her Ralph IN H. C. Townsend exam
iner in tue United states Patent ONCE Ihe wedding Is
ANNOUNCE Il Tor April ID
The last concert for this season of the Ora
toro society wall place Thursday evening, April
u Two parts II Keis " Cbnstus will be
snng besides an Ave yerum By Mozart, the
Cnorals from Waguers " "Meistersinger," aud
IN, March from Beetnoven's Ruins OF Athens"
Ar. Rice-Kno1 (wEo will sing air from Bach's
Matthew Passion with the violin Oblgato of herr
VIII tAEe the solo parS Whhe!Aj VIII play the IAHi!!ar
HAHds. LARGO
Nine. Etelka Gerster, 10 whom Is due, in
large measure the success OF Colonel Mapleson recent
,o.r. .ea-on will make her last appearance before
s.,liug for Easiand ct 5tsinvay Hall to-
nieht The concert will be In every respect
Az admirable one. for beside. Mme. Gersters
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A HOST OF WORLps EXHIBITIONS.

Professor W. p. Blake. of Connecticut, the
eminent mineralogist who has been amember Of
the International jury at almost every exhibition
since worlds fairs began, was asked recently what
be thought of tho project Of New-York fair in
1855 1t looks me like taking time by the fore
lock and giving 1t = hard pull" he replied
Exhibitors ought 20 be allowed little breathing
spell. Exhibitions crowd upon each others heels
altogether too closely. There IS one at Sydney in
Australia this year. and at Melbourne next
The Germans are talking Of holding one at Berlin
in 1850 Tie Italians have project on foot. Eng
land Will not repOse many years on her
laurels OF 1862. OF course we must have
another exhibition before long. but | Ques-
ton whether 1t can be organized IN 80
short time Nothing could bo done before
1880, because Congressional legislation would be
needed At the start, there would remain only
three years for all the preparations. If we take
time enough We can make better show than We
had IN 576. Not 10 do well an We did then would
be Tar WOTse than To make NO attempt at ALL
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willing 70 spend million OF dollar 20 the Pres-
oencN end the Democratic partv with no Federal pat
rOnHge % dfaw and Of the 10
The Republicans at command must have rich ctndi
date who IS willing 10 spend hs money freely. This
gument IL not paraded I'm the newspapers hut whis
pered every where. II is nSuuated when dare
whsper IT, What wOud the mer who founded this re-
public tO plea Ike this in behalf OF a candidate
The Presidency D. be bought man nOtoriOusly unfit
ana not wanted for the office taken up voted
for by the peo pie because by all OF dev
ous and underhand ways he has got rch and Is willing
10 spend hs lllgOt money In carrying a campaign
Think Of great national party saying TO the people 4
America: We cannot elect ahle and honest states
mau 90 The Presidency because he pO.r; therefore
we VII Try 70 elect cunning, unscrupuOus politician
To that Office because he rich ana Will spend millions
IN uehauchIng public sentiment and COTupung pub lc
mn
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The Public
Are invited attend no opening meeting o' ths Bisnes
Mems society The Encour4E1msnt ~ Aoiorston. at
IHItkEKING HALL FRIDAY EVENING.
: o'clock.
declaration principles objects will be made and n
addresses by eminent speaker. Bush
hitherto by nocnos noN a'se to con
.Ider Tho question EACE-h. thai BsTrOo rt-s,i-g
Drinking durinE busn-.s hours" and Ia DEkAIGON
NAV BECoAk UNPOPULAR The "GOidoD Mean" the so
oiety. musical collection and manual Will Do gwen TO
present also sot VI mo ne" pledges Music Dy
choir. u ...,.-.,.., .-..-.
Hon TiIURLow WEED,
Hon NOAH DAVIS.
T. JAMES. Vice PrcsidentA
Hon. l.. bAkTRANFr,I
And 0tncrs,
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.our,e Of the crack across the head of the

.- me course Of the crack across the head on tne
medal portrait , ii: of
, ,r,s Teunps IA really the autocrat Of the Partisan
u' -. when he enters a theatre the first night OF
- the manager bows and scrlpes 10 him, he Is care
~ sorird to MS box. and relieved OF his overcoat
- the actors, forgetting to watch the public watch
- onlv He prints bis first Impressions then II on
rd hearing he reasons 10 change his opinion ne
ss AL and SAYS frankly why he does IT, he isa pecu-
lar lecturer lie talks famiiary with his audience ana
"a, to, m the middle Of sentence 90 ask gentleman
nv .,,c-est that therr Is draft somewhere. He
- vv4y % saving lust what DEE picascs one nlght ne
NJ ioctr,ac Zplt. who had lust pun ished couec-
w. ~. irlrnlfic pleces. z IA In the hall, nut ~
s,e distance and irving 10 keen out of sight reni
90 him and told Sarcey he there q rceI Won d
So We kp Wn ir, be is very nCaT-siGhtr); trom
~ ,ou1fnt he lecturcd ZOla. II rather dlsa-
rselb bic fur Z1a but vorv amusing 20 the audience,
eecvposcd chiefly of journalists
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SCENES AT THE DOG SHOW.
A GREAT INCREASE IN ATTENDANCE.

A GREAT INCREASE IN ATTENDANCE.
THE EXHIBITION VISITED by NEARLY 1000 PER
SONS YEsTERDAY-nANDoM NOTES AMONG THE
KENNErS-A LARGE NUMBER OF PRIZES
AwARDED-A FEw PROTESTS FILED, But GEN
ERAL SATISFACTION WITH THE JUDGMENTS.
TIE attendance at the Bench Show Yesterday Mt
Gmore's Garden was nearly twice as great as on
Tuesday, nearly 1900 persons whiting the exhibit
tion. Among those present during the day and
evening we're Mavor Cooper and wife, Rufus Hatch
General Daniel +. Sickles the Rev o. b. Frothng-
ham, Mr.. and MIS-. john Jacob Astor and
Judge Lawrence. Many ladies well known III
society present. The admirable arrangements
and the superb exhibit of ANIMALS were subjects OF
common remark. Awards of prizes were made on
the English settlers, Newfoundands, St Bernards,
terriers bull dogs and other classes. The show viii
close tomorrow night.
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WHAT THAT SILENCE MEANT
sDHa II. HTnsT.Ffg .ffUr..T ..

Mr. Tllden, though man of much less ex-
pericnce public i.c tnan Nr. cks. is old @
man alide In years ana in constitution, and nothing ~
more probable tnsu that he would uu tie and
II imperative upon tim % vii .dIaw from IL very early
IN his term ar. Hendricks knows ts his court cOus
retcence on the point clearly Indicates, well as any
man. and he knows therefore that AL The = Ope Who
are working tod for The re rcuOn ~ Mr. Tilden are
really wurhnV, whether they not tO put Mr.
Hendricks 40 no distant day mo The White HOust Yet
Mr.. HcndI lexis With pHuncss of speech before
used by him, ana not common 10 ought TO De
among public men, announces through columns to-
Cly ms termination no account 10 ept agdln
the second place Presidential ticket. Way lie an
nouucrs his the zone and tenor the interview sum-
ctcutiy indicate.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
THE GRANT REVIVAL ~ 3lIyNEsoTA

The decided and almost enthusiastic prefer
eucc OF E-uuDNCaus Oi hmucsot4 for Grant slnJst %
thc exclusion of other rauc, Ia pOtcai PheBOm-
eI'u arising from such c0mtlcXty Oi causes tnat 10 II
difficult 90 s.ate The general revival Of Els old
popularity undoubtedly culefv 10 he Of
Northern s~gtmcIt caused spectacle OF q
South actually controlling Orsncn Of tho Govern
mont and urspNrins seize suOJaer ThA threatened
Restoration ~ the Atc Southern C3uioder@cy 10 the con-
To OF Tie Government Naturally Alarms the patriotic
sentiment Oi t4c SOrth-porAzps 70 degree enlirely
dlspr0pOrt. 10 tie real d4H.eT-8ud ln AE
geucY 10 he Re eIUDlcaus saOUc the
great clief whose fortune 10 las been 70 b. pOpulary
accepted the representative ana embodiment Of tue
patI,tIC sentiment Of tn0 country. various cIrcum-
stances have contributed 10 r--tOre aud Increase his
popularity. and the unfortunate sc@udalz vlcu tar
L4sAud ustre OF his administration nearly for
gotten IAo recollection OF ~ marked general success
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MACBiILLAN ~ Co.
a

MIXED Essnys By Matthew Ara1I.. v0-, I2nJ 81
Poems. complete 10 one volume, -.
Essays in Criticism. -.
Literature ana Dogma, 81 3D.
.s0d and Ihe ilI1is. -.
Culture and Anarchy. sj.
IT Paul and Prcte-ianti.m. II -
Great Prophecy oi lsrnep- Restoration. 81 D.
Last s-ay- u Church and Religion. ~ D.
German schools and Universities. -
The six Chief Lives from John7u's Lives u ne Poets
edited. Wlll = preface, ly M .tItT Arrpid, -.
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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CINCINNATI VICTORY
from The C,acinnot CoHmerciGs ,IndJ

IDe htpuDuCan victory may IdllY De al
tlibuteJ jO tie Introduction 4 National pOhtlcs inio
our local affairs by the 0f the Den ucrauc COrveu-
uul. The Democratic bosses forced extra
session or Congress upon the country and propose Co
st2rve the Army ana ,be courts and sue Executive
unless the vc>tIge of legislation Is str CKen
on tue statute books This made the issue ia
Cincinnati, and ne Democracy though most iOruldaDly
arrayed. are sgnaT defeated IL was the purpose Or
tnc Democratic party mere 10 make this h2ht one ci
National inheritance. The IIiteucsaue platform. was
OOtruded 10 give significance To the result.
From The Ct1cinHatj Enquirer lDsm.)
The passions ut We cIll. all invoked
win dcvIsA sail. The u.OuGy shirt WIS waved with
Cauutble CeXterIfv. on the Democratic behalf such
course pursued The Republicans rallied though
there were e Presidency ~ stake. Indeed Congress
and Presidency, aad defunct ConederLcy were ac-
tUtIly brought into the contest.
From me Cincinnati gazette ,Rcp)
Cincinnati nas spoken, and Ler or the Union.
Tie fight fairly ana sqUarely made. l. an Is
sue between the Southern Cuucucgacy revived and tGe
United states, and t.ere is no lsaklug the meaning O
Tie verdict The Demo rat, cLtse 10 plant tAemSrl
platform wAIcL afi rmrd that the declared purpose
OF TIE Confederate majority IN Congress tu override the
Con stIfurlOui 10 rom tLc -tdtute-hoos- M war
ei uOn and 10 take away the safeguards OF the bal
IOt-ou1 right, ana tudt the Am rcau people ap-
proved It. On ,hat platform Tire battle was fought
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HENDRTCKS's SILENCE ABOUT TTLDEN.
-n.n q IN u-arId

e.. w bat Is your information, Mr.. Hendricks
u you have any, a. 10 the pAys.cal stamina of NJ
Tnden mean 20 his fitness tO undergo a Pres
identia contesI AMI. by the wBv Mr. Hendricks, when
do YOU hrst remember hearing Of Mr. Tilden IN public
ltcl And from your observation Of the Presidential
office. iu your experience, do believe that "A
man In the state OF heal IN which MI rden said 10
be. or IN fact any very sound health, could
endure the strain ~ oceseek-rs and the hard work OF
tue necessary Democratic reforms ~ Washington T.
Governor Hendricks sat thOughtfuy for a moment OF
two, quietly smiled n himself and thcn politely
but absolutely refused 20 answer; nor could my most
persistent efforts elicit anything beyond he repeated
aud emphatic words. " assure YOU viii say any
thing whatever abuu, MIR Tildeu."
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PUBLIC OPINION.

II is not too soon TO express cur opinion,
tlatu Nj I-aen WINS. the Democratic party loses
IIaclmpua Wig D.m)
Il won't do Mississippi or the Democratic
party uv good % couute bu dOzllE mai OF
stuf 2 iu e Fan rctious -tYick,burg herad LDrm)
The letter from the widow of Judge ChlsO.m
vouu WFuk tears from stones, anl ply i.oG hA men
save Confederate brg4ders and Northern ~ ytuDatAH
efs.-I Rochester Democrat and Chronicle RepJ
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GEORGE p. PTVNAlI,> -ONS..

Honest Money aud Labor. AZ ys.sy oy ,ac Hon Csh
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singing there viii be the PLAYING ~ Messrs Franz Rum
mel and 8 b. Mills and the perfor OF ORCHESTRA
conducted by DR. DamrOsch The concert will be for the
henert OF the German HOSPITAL and Dspensary one OF
the most deserving Of New-YOrk charities.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
u1DES,s GRIP oN PEyN-Y1yAS1A.

If the Democratic members OF the Lcgisla-
tJre reflect tAe sentiment OF their party thIOus OUT the
State. TIGrn VIII have no trouble IN carrying PcnnsV-
wanna u The urxt National convention. OF seventy
seven K .UIoseutAtVes siXty-fOur nav" signed paper
indursug t1s great RcIormeI's C3nGi11cT, aud TIE
remaining tu!rBoen are nOn-cOmmittal IAo InI1outy
probably layrcSeuLs WalaOe'5 political strength M the
councils 1Is party. Irit easy 10 elect 20
nominate Tlden. tie Democratic u'ure would Do good
Tl. O. 1 4.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10


gentleman who called AT Gramercy Park
The other osv found " Tiden wretc ed condition
He va. confined 10 bed lDd could only speak III low
VII sper. lis right side IS psrayz d, lie has Loot tue
of his In eYa and unable % take any solid FOOD
whatever. p ) The gen .leman LED. Mr Iuden was
never better iu his life On saturday st ne sawed and
split cords wood before breakfast, without tuTn
ine HAIR. and ~ ths afternoon rode hlteen miles Oh
lL. lar.- ,rufitns hnrse.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-10
GEORGE W. CARLETON g. 90.
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