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, 1879-03-07
THE, LAST OE TEMPLE DAH,
E0HR6n .NunI0Yf


Soon, IT not Immediately, that broken stump
Of stonework which remains to tell Of Te,nnlo
Rar will, hc rcmovcd IN Forr,ruf1on .t+.o, ,,h.,.
.,N 49, 80. ~, Nv 't-e','""e''
,i'e ei''cl po3t'on o. 'sfcms fdr9am opaa OIL
Deen stofea. Concllrtentiy SOME Important
changes In the street architecture on tic south
sttlo OF Fleet strcct, ut tls wentern end. nra,ly
oppos'.' NV NV, "o" ~" eoA4ts, NJ. ~ n,a4o' ~
appears that certain massive foundstIons Of
what was once Temple Bar VII! have to bo uo-
carthcd, md for TINT purposc the street must bo
taken lip, and tho obstruction Of trnflc will
probably bn greater than WINS tho case sbcn tho
masonry above ground was pulled doWn anil
eattcd awny to It's present resting place. near the
hlessra. Child t. Co. will DO shifted Ure door 10
The cast Of tho site which 1t hos occupied
since Ncll Gwyana had her nccouns with
the firm, then long established IN tue goldtmthl
trade. Preparations for the rcnuyal, which
Is to talie place next bnnk holllay,--Aprll 15-
l,nye brought to light ruany curious antiquities
This may we'll be Understood py all who hagd
ucccss to the NOW scarce 1ttlo treatise on "Ys
Narygold," ;" written by Mr.. +. G. II. Price, ops
Of tic partners, uutl q zcnlous archpoloeIL
Tho baiik OF AIcssrs. Ch!lds WIS tu the reign oi
James /. a p,tbltc ordinary Of 4 rather r1otous
character, lasonuch tllat OIL at. rhomas Day,
1879, Hlchard Cruuptolf, the host Of this III.
bellayc,l Inn, was presented ut tic wardnotc for
disturbing ihe nocturnal quiet Of John Clarke
a respectable nc!ghtor. The new baukng
premises hayo been built on the silo Of ChtI4s
I'LL lntcly In use by the firm, who preserved Is
antique character as long as was possible. i
belonged to The range Of quaint, substantial
buildings which we're once upportoucd to ths
Nturyguld and its cider ncighbor, tho Sugar
Loaf nud Green Lettuce In demolshing nc.
, 1879-03-07

Tasrhurg tcnnn.} 1tmtrtcan fRth.> .
The drift Of Democratic sentiment toward the
denomination OF Mr. Tilden Is too marked to
escape aoticc. II Is much stronger apparently
thnli lle Republican movement tuTard GraIt,
nilu Is nlorp likely 10 bu successful.
, 1879-03-07

t t,,em which Of them 1t was ,sho covo ~.
Gan my etr,c officer er an ic siys i",snt to order
lievcs It Wns Bcnttnckt cal. 1ynrGi%na.u %au who b..
sson l,rrc lo goes to say th"t iha aSes i no!
sedfS Icla M inharsny nssy d ns"s Lnt ssun s1 m i ni
se BY ih'a tie was, 1n ren,e.aa,n ,at h, s
pride 81 place tn no email ,ierrcuMrec cNneecs ami
Etan,y lamuerctl by lie privilege ~ st,1sL
rsisstent Col. Dasskus muEcs otllrr n. 'offass"
yrns M osss wss q il hcansigs sa.sI' e.; ~ IT, Crime.
cnln night thr sailors re,w,tr,i ,tk ,ha, nea On a
vsry ga man, Ter he Root consnn,, o nc was
an deck nt nsl;lug II thrrn Ssns mn, coming
n,u, agatn. .lnr!Gg tho snrn nt Isaskss1as Is us1ssr
,naSip SS u afsrof Esof,'ge On nr s isn 'n
hrtuy-A1.tlwn!ur, n,rordInu ~ "I ;,n n,,lo and to
the storm Wore bud or Roul.,t wv 1epolts 0t
, 1879-03-07
Tito Old Notts1,.

Cheer Up, everybody. We only want to ruiac
s1777,;M al,l tho Old South Is savesll TlIe bali
nc,tcti about 81 100; so about no more Of 'rsn
will set tho old ranch freet Grand right and
leftl
, 1879-03-07

Iftn.pats Tenn, 1tnn.dl fEem.l.
Tilc chickering's mud icnlousies In New York
among leading Democrats suggest ihat the cnn-
lta.c for the Presidency be selected outside Of
that Statu ~ iEe safest pulley to secure the vote
of the State fer tic Democracy.
, 1879-03-07
CURRENT OPINION.

Dating Tired Of Them.
Charitston rs, 81 Ns.rs {i,em.J.
We should really thsnk that tho people at
large wcra getting tired Of Congressional invcs-
sIcat.uns. They cost heavily, mud what IL tic
Bulti
, 1879-03-07
Tho New EnElnntl Democrats mud Tiltlen.
L0afor .foar1sqf t|stu.J.


NH UpIhtdN IFE3N stttHhI f8l1A6FVNtIol.
Tho late Dnyayl TAYLOR, tn his work OH s'1n-
da, China. and Japau," gives Us follows his im-
pressIons Of tho Chpese, rs derived from Ills
own personal observations md Information
whtlo In China; ",t Is my deliberate opinion
that the Chinese arc, morally, tie most lcbased
people OH tlv face Of the eartl. Forms Of vice
which In other countries arc barely named aro
in China 30 common ~ to sxcttc no comment
faee-luycl. and below them urc uces,s and deepk
Of dcprAvity 80 shocking and horribla that their
character cannot even bs hlutrd. There asa
soi'iu lnrk shadows in human natura which VIZ
naturally shrink fronl penetrating, u,,u tnalu'
no attempt to col!cvt Information Ut th!a kltl;
but there was enough III tho things which
could not ayold seuii.g and hearing, which arc
brought almost daily to tho aottce Of every tor
, 1879-03-07

What Ills rnrty I,nrs Not Say to Tlltlcu.
.Iather Foass.
A little old man anu fell out,
How nhall VIC bring this matter nbonsf
Hiring il nbunt n. well - you caN:
Get yon gUnc. you 1lttlu 0ld s.lnni
, 1879-03-07


At about IL o'clock lust Saturday night, In
Chicago, three young tneu entered erorcry
Bture, drove out tic clerks, bl1ot tho proprietor
Eo that hc trd next lMy, stulr what Mulley WIS
to be found, md left. Shortly otterwnrds they
mounted n strErt.ear, nnl robbed the conductor
Of all llsc money .,e Ind anil silver watch,
They are supposed to by the kaine gang wh!rll.
tn: bcen committing liku robhcsies I'll that city
ior wcGk or n'0rc past. S1nehody ought 10
"gct cut warrant,' as it Ia lDderBtntNi M ccr-
tAtn Official circles lhut burglars uill ticllwuy~
1ncn hGye surcrstiiious dread Of that legal
wcupuE.
Tho Fox ata Wisconsin " nrrovctMcnt."
M.'Eaatee Sentinel tRty.l.
Tho Senate Increased that champion robbery,
tho Rlyrr ulal llarbor appropriation, rcayly
Ga,D0O0OU. Among tho items wns MI, incrcasu
Ut the Fox aud Wisconsin "smptuvemcnt"
from slc0,O00 to Si50.oo0. Ttis ought to ilnisl,
the Improvement " Of tho Green l'ay s. Mis-
slAspp Cnnal Conlpuny's wutcr-powrrs ul tho
Lower Fux 10 ll.at they ca,l be soll ut much
higher price than heretofore. II this 10 oee t!n
iAAed, ineh future appropriations call bo used to
payo or lnntsshAtutzu tl!c WtscOnsin River, 10 as
to make It ,!avIgnlio for Whctlcu vehicles vi NIL
ROstu. However, II tho steal ihnst he mnde.
there Ia III slioru foolish way to FEeuu u than Oh
t''ts alleged Improvement.
Tho New l:nEtnnA Democrats mud Tiltlcn,
Ao.ton Joartsat tEtu.>.
There can b1 no doubt nov 81 10 tho plirpoae
OF Mr.. Tilicn'B friends 10 nuke hin, candidate
for tho Presidency In 1880, nll there urd nuucr.
Gus Indications that many prominent pasty-
leaders, improbable and prepusterous rs such
ation nlny appear III the light Of tho recout in
vcbtl.ation, are regarding hts candidacy with NO
little fayur. TIIn expression Of Ills Now Eli
gland Democracy haa hot burn mada public, but
lheru Ia goou rclsun 70 bclleyo that, wh!le many
lenders would pEefrr Dayard to 1ldcn, tho most
man un.l T,lden Will tako thu latter. Air. Thur.
tnun mas taken such position OIL tho financial
question tint ho rannot bc cxpecteh to have
strength III New England or In Now York k,---sllat
~, strcngtli sufficient to carry Now York.
which Ia alt-impoytant, In New York tElu 1lldc1l
wing Of tho Democracy Is stronger to-day than
ever, willis Tnmlaaty Is WcuKet,
, 1879-03-13
The State Board of 11anltIl.

CALUMET, March 12.-An outsider, who has
watched With tnucll interest tho f1ht going on
between the regular doctors, and the quacks and
irrcgulara, llas q. last become go tnuch In
tercsted rs to wish to take hand 10 It. | may
come out as tho stranger did who fnterfercd IN
the fight between the husband md wife. My
sympathtes arc all with the regulars. love 10
look upon tho Diplomas written In pure Latin,
although emit read n word OF them, and 10
think OF the vast amount Of learning which the
recipient must have beforc the College would
issue It. A brother Of mine had 10 study more
than SIX months to get his. l asked him to
read 1t. Obi said he, that is not to.rcad; It Is
needed to get license from tilc State Board Of
Health. and hero ~ the license, and | am 4
ssrcguas.n The guacts and trregulars arc mad
because they have no dip!omas, and don't know
enough to get them. That Is the reason why
they don't want any laws regulating thu practice
Of medicine. md tie reason why they are so
down on The State Boari Of Health. The fact Is,
the who!o opposition concs from these quaeks,
and Is tho result Of nu1e, uuudulteratel ntalice,
and can prove 1t BY oyery member Of the Board,
md by every member Of the Physicinus' Protect
I've Association Of Chicago, aud by bali Of the
regular doctors in the State.
Just sec tic vllo nttacks made upon the good
DR.. Rauch, the e1-prcstdcue OF the Board, aid
through lin npon ilIc Board Itself. He is ma
llciolsly charged with excessive drinking. Tint
49,. -. ,,.f,n .,-oe, -Ij',t1 f,r t,J,n sIr,o
e @ ,a ~" soto ;,,,a ~
is; postpr July .,r,a oasna.i XIX
Mt.ehs "nu i.'n 1n,t,,,- n,.h io ~ n
~ u" os .i'nt .,,aaatra ,fr.ntI o,I on,r.
s,aas = " ,,.a' 1% n,e ohoS%o MnIe ,i,an fnrty
auaehh "u'u & s, ~ ,, 49, -" ~. ,n ~ -, ~
s.u'4 u. tI ,.sasttnrs 80, >" thntr r1t ~ u I'll, .o ~
uae essn tu o. ,un, ~ "itrins ~ hr;,.ts ,bnt
Ts M'sMs, 10 ,1,o ,yh, hnd so,oI tha,,s".,,a ~
I,n'se uuns f". ", .ha .io I'm ravoana ~ roiIo,,
fever. -
vu ~ 'san, M ,t1,,a ..snn ~ , 1,,irod Ia,nt - NJ
uo ~ W ola,has ~. o a.,a tao, ~ t ~,
@ uWeG a, T. rur n.toaS,na toi @ o,,nrantc ~ Cs,r
- .u u, ,,,t1,t ho nnnnn1ntr., ~ Rnuri In.
9u1 eai} M.E"t w nua a., ,nr,,s .'ts
no ys,nM ,. ,,ir ~ ,.,, In ~ ~ n.ved ~ a.
t IL. .,a .. W. s,.o1 ,v tt,n prt,Isr n,i
,tun ~. iut NV o,5 rcst TGs ca Il" rrovcH ~ I'm
T,'" MnI.o,s b1n,.oit ' - SN~
p9Stor T. tl.l,sg' ~ zr, +,,,uc. .,,d ,n,,,+ .,,o
ii sII G'It w ,1', ha @ an'a,rtaI ~ III
noaFu, Inv en.J ''asu ~ ,.., hoa nt aos Nv ~,
,,an . ,sr;,,i, na,o ri s,,cb ciartc
nst v. t.o,,ri, thn rsnnr+ ~ he EnnIT cu,d
~ To- r,aJ ~ I'i,a ranort aova sho lin 11nor
@ H., tsanot !" M Nh X ia rcr,tti.s, M ~
- Ie eocn and s,cn thc Ioard rrnorfri tint 1hsv
81 sns nmu NV trnr. ar, NJ" ,.,ot ,it 10y
i,arn 4 T., ~ sniie ~ nShnIl nr nj tc onara IN
LEW -, ou.er.ct ~ cins,n III ,hot NJ aar,M'
~ q ooci, ,snwi1 nroIi,,ca * III II mi,
ha ,vat nuocl.a Will IN when trovcrncd IL
snoMn ..,sIiao "'"s a""~No "''' w "s.~" s'0'A ~
'F't.I,or +hov choro, that ts,e 1,oar, hova not
n tu5 .5ah"ss ahn.i,1 ~ i,o,r ,i,o ,;.1fa avn
, 1879-03-13

Cincinnati Commercial fiHt. Rsp.l.
Tie latc Cougrcds was completely deceived,
or carefully botooicl itsrli about thu pre-
tension Of Improvement Ut the South Pass OF
tho sllasisspp called the Jettcs, and managed
by Eals. This Eruat engineer put $l9,oOo,Uo0
Into e9,Uo,000 brtdgu Ut Ut. Louis; ai'l 80
grcat q succoss eausctl people 10 cry aloud TO
l!l,n AZ l. dellyorss uul hcE him to 60 elsewheTe
md dn llkuw!ss. The heat tint Gun be said for
tic Eatia enterprise Is, That ut cost OF ,nill.
ions l,e bus ,,ado tue South FUSS about as good
u ti.u SuutlIwust Fuss WIS. Tlle Now York
Ty,Jtus clulmed a twenty three~foot channel IN
South luss iuw wceAs ugo; aud slnro that
tln,c tllreo stcau,trs, not QUO Of them drawing
twcnty-l4rea feet, have grounded ~ the I'aas:
Onc VI thcilI, tho Miitado, drew twcntg-ono tret
eleven inches aft und nineteen feet yeYen Inches
, 1879-03-13

In the ten ycars from 1863 to 1879, hotls inclu-
avc, tho British gross gold lmport. and which was
also The net eod mrOr from M 1dsa H. wa s1o ol1
tx years from 1879 to 1873, both Inclusive, the
MT british Fold import from India was s1l. 444,-
During tho forty ycasa ending with 1875, india
had au average annual excess Of gold import4 over
exports Of S1 ZOO 600, hut slHcc 1857, after Cali
aud a. India has becn moro Developed and moro
prosperous. the' aycraco annual quantity retained
much noro considerable. Thu India fsca, year
hus terminated since 1857 OIL tho 31st Ut March,
having formerly terminated oil tho both Of Anfll
Tho India net imports Of gold or cxccss Of imports
, 1879-03-13
Cu.opa,atlo,, h, l'suo,lcr.

Tho figures which represent the sales Of ono
Of tho London cooperative stoEcs,-'Au Army
u,,d Nayy"-as set forth In un article ~ Ut. j.
III. Lawson in tho latcst nnsI.',ar of tue iV'ts-
e:Ath Century, aro as follows: First yeas's bus-
ness, sui 49,; third ycar's, $:,l17,:u; itt!!
yrar1s, $a,hHl,7i0, and tir sefeutt. unal lnss
years, s7,7NltAkl Mr.. Lawson c"nsfders Va.
r.ous grievances which thu 6hapkccpcrs huye,
speaking pf One o. follows:
"rl,e iinal and thu most iM.kflant plca Ia tho
ser.ou. injury tglat Is Duns dnno to the trades.
men themselves. This ii u matter which de-
sc1yes tbs fullest sympathy and the most grave
, 1879-03-13

1B78..L... ........ ...... +, ,006, 3')D
patiss o. toresonS ionr year. tae t.tsl i'r'tish
s'aa stsS: ns IL yer s'y ~
urs Of gold lmports from Lapan prior to 1s!5, but
90 atparen: that sbo .u!den tnstsa.e of I!rit!s
Al Abstracts az scceiscs! from .other countries"
;s:ip,y 5s ESs S!:si en- is;s IT,:
more. rather than less. than $40. 600, 600.
waes aa e1soI & sa' ossW 'f&e1 @
,eeons n't,, axs.o aa ssp'ss' h 81 soa g.
Imerlcao RenisW tNovenher and December. 1H7sl
by a Jananeso. .wrttor. Matsera!nn Makotn. lilo
pprfs and exnorts together have averaged annually
:2 y.. e sIs s s o. Sc'g s h' e. sss M sSa I'd
average ANIMAL rate q ST. ESD, H. ~ states that
during the ysas ending Jung @ IL 1s73 IL there y, wss
sequence Of tho extraordinary prices for raw siik.
bnt that tho rc.urna for tho nc1t year. 20 fn! % ra
ce!yea. showed a relanac Into tho old condition Of
Thls writer says Of the effect Of the treaties Of
1861 and aubsequcnt ycnrs with tho United States
and other Countries restricting Japan TO very low
'.'rhe country Wa aeplctcd Of is treasure. and
wh!lc Japan wns flooded with unnecessary inercl,an
tries. the old :co|as-gold and siIvcr-.ot tho En-
pire were recoined IN rcmoto eapttals."
Of .as.tdaay sses cous id cut
oel9w the standard Of the at!yce yta, and teI Of
bank notes 80 ;a5 A. thcsS notes sro rcaecnsa @ as
Times Of Hey. Q, 1878. rays that tho large number
Of very smas anosiliary soln. IT, stsack @ during the
tic aggregate value Of Only sl 6al, t5 was struck
for the special purpose OF redeemtng certain de-
sergons Of paps5 descslhssa A. 1Ia 10 Knwou %
fY 1t also stAea that the depreciation OF lho jap
, 1879-03-13

IT7IFGUF1 fnF1MZT c7dls VdsflEttRFTE TE
THO prosecutions bestowed on Alexander Il.
Stephens for his Independents have reused the
old gentleman, and lie has started On indcpcnd-
ent movement III Georgia that already bids fair
to submcrge the regulars. At all events, they
are terribly frightcued, aud arc In anxious con-
si.ltatton over The matter. 1t will bu necessary
10 organize the rlile-clubs, nrd Gntgr on can-
palgn or hulldozug, II they hope to gat through.
, 1879-03-13
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


TO The Editor Of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, March Pin October last the
Italian residents Of Chicago sent to IFS Majesty
King uuinbcrt, rs testimonial Of their respect
and esteem for his deceased father Victor
Emanuel, u beautiful alloror!cal picture, COM
memorating the services Of Victor Emanucl In
behalf at Italian Independence and un!ty.
Grouped around tho yelled bust Of the dead
King, cacl, drapcd 10 female costume, are the
liberated States and cities Of Italy, offering
with fearful countcnances floral wrcuthsi upon
tho ncdcstal supporting the bust was IN ltalan
Victor Emanuel, tho foremost champion Of
Italinn unity, an nffcettonato anu rcspectiul
Chicago Colony, 1875"
now e eosas IL csaao D and nd s exsea,en ~
mlrable. Inscribed upon satin, md tncloscd III
beautiful case, together with parchment coll
taia!ng tie resolutions md signatures NJ all the
contributors, i was forwarded to Rome. Iu re-
Bponsc, the following letter has been received:
nour Jan H. 1t73GTe a7ao.!ssn atec.son.tc and pa.
triot!c sentiments ~ which tho Italian COLONY q
u g tha Glorious King Victor Emanuel @ has rs highly
gra,iile!l our present tllustrlous Sovereign:
Ills Majesty King Hunbcst sas rc1oEccd to learn
ians ,ycrc affected With lore and gratitude towards
the Father Of our dear country. and tAf their de-
yotion 70 the house Of ssyoy fcnd9toa i.0m paF-
Our GRACIOUS Qnooo Margaret joins btu Mn}csty
tho King tn expressing stnecre !hanks to The CHI
1eeses hsh NH b. @
most treasured tokcds OF homage offered Ia tho
n,emory Of tbs Libcra.ot King.
Their Majestics intend to cynce In special
manner thclr appreciation to tic artists who de.
signed with such cscat fidelity The reproduction OF
the. noble counte,lancc Of thu llmentod monarch,
and who f!nfhnel In such M elegant way tho lne
embroidered case, and uecofntCd CnBket.
, 1879-03-13

Condition Of the 1lrltlStI WnrktnE UlAtsdss
According TO statistics carefully collected IN
Great Hritan lately, tic .iistress prevailing ~
lint country seen1s ia beao1lowAat exaggerated
This entire working population ot tiu kingdo'n
10 nut down at FL OK, ,000 uut ot total Of at,-
0O0, 600; aud, allowing for shEinkuIcs Ut f31,-
U0UOOO In thu waIcA of the texttlu ulld iron IL
ttustrIcs during last year, thu earnings OF the
working claasea nro rcel.one1 to aysrasu W
shiiilngs per family VI lve peEsons each week.
Considering the reduced prlea Of tho neeessaftss
Of Itfe, tic community. as a whdle Is thought 70
be butter nuurBI,ea than ut any lnrrncr period.
OF tho 81, ,0O0. .OD dependent ou Industrial occu.
pativps, ll,LkU, 600 ara declared to b. actual
earncrs, Uf totaI OF ;E303, 000, e00 glyen
as thu earnings OF u full ycAr's e,uuuYncnt = IL
noticeable that y, BS8, ,00O women tart1ed EllH.
V00QN nxAInst 4ssly0 0U0, ,000 earneu by 7.Gsl,Vl0
men, lhe l,Sl9, ,U0U womb. cn4a9ed Ill dt,silas"
liz service earned 40l ,0UU, ,u0, a.afnst !A5.3.-
900 carlul by ,GO0 0J1 rngaged IN other it!ias q
Iabor. 'rlls workers Ut both sercs under y
years Of sge earned s0l, ,uUo Gsl, or weIl.n'glI
oup-seyunth Us ,uuch as lisu adults. ~ me ~
dustrics thut nrg ut present MosL 4epFes9eas
I,IO utu jaborcra usG tmptoycd Ibis e1hiblt,
like must exhibits OF thu ktud. iOoka nluci nst~
ter than the cold, hArd facts themselves. sonie-
how, statistics ami political cconomY otten hays
wuy ot closs!ns tic btiereat truths uf IN III
led. partjv!jY-lIc population. IheY sccln y
huye suitening, it11utizing elect which astuA
observation aud experiences Fudcly remove.
, 1879-03-13

WtkHHTd 3d.) HlaIe tDfNf. J.
Two Joars ngo President Hayes entered uuon
bis duties rs Chief Magistrate Of the Republic:
and SO far rs he has gone, desutte tho fears Of
many md tho desires OF not few, lie has made
u. very good President. and done much to re-
store netter feeling among Tho people, while
cxcrtipg all bis efforts to roturn to consttu-
ttoual and honest ways. -~
, 1879-03-13


No mau In either House Of Congress hns d
greater responsibility for tho inl!etton Of an-
other session upon the iony-suttcring business
intercsts Of the United States than tic great
domagogue TLurmau.ss And the pcople Will not
forget Il.
, 1879-03-13

SNkSEs
Ntsfnu HSrafff TINT

Boston H<ratd ffnd. Dsm.j.
It ia safer for Senators to abuse President
Hayes thuu cx-Presidcnt JcR Davis.
, 1879-03-13

From present Indications the hard.snoney
wing Of tho Democratic party In this State will
be faIrly on top bv 1880 Meanwhile, Senator
Voorhees, will be getting ready 10 swear that he
ncyeE was anythins but hard-monoy man, aud
Imitation.
, 1879-03-13


The Democrats are pcrpetually doing things
which verify Gen. Grans's wcll-known predic-
tton, that their political opponents may always
rely upon Democratic bunt1crs to help them
out II they got In tight place.
, 1879-03-13

The Democracy Of Illinois, II they ara wise,
wlli fight SHY Of Sfanton Marble. A Democratic
paper In Chicago Ia ono OF the needs Of the
pariy, but lIckspl.ttc Of Wall street Is not the
man to edit Western Democratic paper,
, 1879-03-13
.,,pred Higher Value Of Gold in nela-
Ag tiou Both to Silvor and to
tic General Range Of
Commodities.
1ntest Conclusions Of the
United States Monetary Com-
,ntssion---Js Gold Be-
= coming Dcarcr
~. Steady Concentration Of That
Metal in 6ingle-Standard
Countries ainos
1B72.
,1,.raoseiI Production tho Only Means of
Supplying the Increased De.
minds for Gold.

! c,np1vtuv f11n Increased lbhs
Mnlds for Gold.
sc>efat DitpatcA to 7as Tribune
nr n n Mnrch 1t.Lrbc j1nc,1.
WAsutsoros' y. ~ Aaeen ii'-i"o ~ ,I.,sal
nrpts accompanying Inc report OF fue onlteo
s,te, Monetary Commission, orGan'zea under
hsu printed. The documents. themselves aro
p,,a,Ia Interest compared wilt, the report pub
Lifted now moro tl'a'i year ago a,1aousn
l,ne Of tho papers may possess an historical
s w.. Nr George 81. Weston, Secretary OF
t'ae. a''., ass ~. 1,,.rorox rrof,noa ,h;s
Tie Commission, nas, no"cYefs pfetaceo tn's
.onmt Of testimony with valuable paper, tho
,s1ss ,urno.s q, Which Is 10 present such facts us
a,s n,sh Throw tbsog lIelt upon tho o1tcnt Of the now
s.m.pds s for gold, aud especially upon the fact
I'D extent OF n supposed Increased tendency OF
rsla nj to be drawn fram other parts Of the world
rn,ly scqulrcd there in relation both TO silver
.ss a,o tn rcnu,al range OF commodities. Mr..
Tt,ton, in this paper, says;
7bts volume completes the publication Of alt tho
naau,ea!ions anu al tio Testimony o. y, VT
rntted States Monetary Commission, appointed
.ad.r lhe JOINT resolution of Aug. 10, 1876, Tho
s,bicltton has bcon delnyca for various and ma
+Fadtble rcatona, md tho Secretary Of the Cum
rts.on has been Grected to collect snch facts ns
i,,s btcomu known slnco thu report was made.
T ss'sd dsmsn;s tor gold. and especially upon tho
I'D 70 be drawn sop othor parts Of the world
@ Easopf thaso n seaon 18Th % sves and
s!Ss i general raugu Of commodities: 60,
nm slyer 10 Rod wat dccrect in December, 1871.
~. Gs s,r,nr mid rDl1npp trlltch cnmmenNei In
, 1879-03-13
forward. Eads has been paid for 4 twenty.four-
foot channel; md q steamer drawing less thar
twenty-five feet stuck in It for throo days,


Whore tho RA8pongfh3lty IT,
Leutsufl4 Commercial Ntp.l.
It ia for tho Democrats 10 decide whether
they will do something for the country they aro
supposed to DO Icgislating for, or nothing.
There arc soma things IN the way Of breaking
down tho barriers which now protect tho rights
Of voters which these Democrats stlcalo for
with great tcnaefty. It Is hard to sec how q
Republican President can have tnn1 In this
legislation which the Democrats want moro
than they want law and order and NE proner
forwarding of Governmental affairs. iic must
exercise the veto power OF. engage In acts OF
qualification which cannot be expected iron.
him. The situation Is not pleasant one. The
and Tho od1m will be there, II anywhere.
Paying Dearly for T1ls 1ndiscrn.fon.
C7tttiand Herald tRtp.,. .-.,
Just what the venerable negro, Abe Woottcn,
had done 10 incur the displcssuro Of his white
felIow-citlzens down In Tennessee We are not In
formed, but whatever may have been Abe's In
discretion ho paid dearly enough for It. Eight
armed and masked phianthroptsts called Mt his
home the other evening and Invited him to como
out and be shot, and rs he declined they act lre
tu his poor cabin, and when he nntl his vito and
four little children were Obliged to come out to
avoid being bur1cd To death, tho ehlvalry shot
children alone in the darkness. with nothing to
comfort them but the smoldcrlnB remnants Of
thcir home and the dead body ct their husband
au ,..s e ~ t, ehta -
s at ~ ss
~ h,rS. atn'r .1,n fo.rn ~ o,,thrss
pa!tose ~ ". " ~ ast "''o AL
on LUG part u 'ne p'achs'
bomocsn.'o Uen1ne'hsion ot N"ndan'
81. A'9s jnss tnen;h
QUALIFY to raise him above medtocrity. except
Tho e1perlcncc and knowledge resulting from
i"n,,.,onttnnc;1 serv,c, In Conorrsu I1e /. a
.,,.a,s>,,asa .,,1 o,,,n;n,I- n,,t ,,.tar1r ~.
mnn OF hnrewanese anu cunning, oat MsteeiJ ae-
void OF talents, or culture, or the higher quail"
tics OF Intellect and etatesmaushlp. There are
dozens og men in The House who have moro
eha3aeteF o1'u efea'ee noln1y' ar. hanoa'fs
Ignorance md tfEckcFy, compared with the great
talents Of former Speakers, Is like tho contrast
, 1879-03-13

AU NIHO1 tVF 0etUH1H 1soHAFs1Ftes
Jcromo I|ouupsrte, granddaughter Of Napoleon
IL loug resident Of DaltlQIoru, nsld prac-
ticfny LAWYER il.eEe,-has been preaeutel by hss
irirutis Tor thu vacant posltlon Ut uAtsd etatea
District Judge.