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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02

for the feshpctsf Incredible Governor
Robinson must have spoken in haste, without
considering the full effect of his words.
For really when one thinks what would
happen il the citizens of Nrw-York should
take il into Their heads that the Dem
ocratic leaders of this city are not
absolutely sincere in their professions
of unselGsh patriotism, but are in fact hsht-
ing for the neshpots, the effect is quite
shocking. Here are men Of such exalted no.
tons OF their duty to their county that they
actually abandon the lucrative pursuit OF rum
selling and the exciting professions OF shyster-
ing and gambling and e-fghhng just to give
tone to the public service, and Governor Rob
inson includes them all in this sweeping
remark about fighting for the heshpotS'
Why, no man can look in the face OF Dem
ocrstic primary, or observe the expressions on
The counrenances of the crowd OF Democrats
who at one time and another haunt the Clty
Hall and wait TO be invited into the service
of the CITY. without feeling that the Governor
has grossly slanderpd a noble army OF sell
sacrificing philanthropisis. We have great
cause for thaukfulness in the fact that these
men and their virtues are 50 well known that
Governor Robinsou's hasty words VIII not
shake the confidence Of the people in them
Fighting for the n.shpots, indeed! Why, we
should as soon think OF suspeciine Mr.. Illden's
professions OF Reform, or his determination
not to coudone, as of doubling the patriotism
of The New-York City Democracy. Governor
Robinson needs to explain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
WITH SUPPLEMENT
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRFIGN.-M. WaddiugtOn says that France ~.
England are in accord as regards Egypt.
80 PappOose was second in the race for
the Molecomb Stakes yesterday; Mr. Bedding
TONS colt was The winner. === The United States
steamship Enterprise took part IN o recent naval
review at Cronstadt. 80 Work has been begun
on the Pacific section of the Costa Rica Railroad
- The steamer City OF Richmond lies disabled
at Queenstown; she was bound for tins city.
DoMrsuC.-The public debt was increased &c.
Os6,344 in July, owing to payments of arrears of
pensions. == Several steamboats, which carried
away large crowds Of colored emigrants from Mis-
sissippi have beeu seized on technical complaints.
g. breakfast was given to Mr.. WhIeaw
Reid, Editor Of The tribune in san Fran
cisco Yesterday. = The bodies Of all
except one of those lost in the disaster
at Clayton n. Y. have been recovered. = The
object Of sending war ship to the Northern fishing
grounds is in part to coec' information. == The
Committee Of Safety at Memphis has issued an al
dress hostile to the action recently taken by the
coored men there there thirteen new cases
of fever and four deaths in Memphis yesterday.
60 The winners al Saratoga yesterday We're Lady
Middleton, Fortune, LancewOod, and Charlie Cor
ham.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The matter at issue be-
tween the Mayor and Commissioner Wheeler has be II
rUfoE r-ust~--*.~-- E..anSal. Mr. Wheeler
will reply 10 the charges on Monday. == ln-pec-
ton of tenement-hOuses was begun yesterday. ==
Fritz II. Jochnc, diamond broker, is missing.
60 Arrangements are making for important m-
provements at Rockaway. = Gold value of
leg l-teuder silver dollar 4l2l2 grains SG.37 cents
60 Stocks active and higher closing excited and
buOyaut.
THr Manufacturers local observations in
dictate slight changes in temperature, and clear and
partly cloudy weather. with chances of light show
ers lare in the day. Thermometer yesterday; High
est, 90; lowest, 73o; average, sO7so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
5noes 10 aOpsrnsrmenIs.

AArspNvNTs-QM Pa0e-6th column
BANKRUpT NoTICES-9h Pd0e-4th column
FOAEr ANp ROOMs-9m Pace 5 h column
BUSINESS CHANCEs-Sh PdGC-oth cOiuhh
BUSINESS NOuCEs--4h POOe-lst column
Coal AND WOOD-9fa Pa0e-4tn column
CorAR1NERsHIP NOTICKs-Sh rue -oth 'o4unu
CORPORATION NOuCKS-~SM rage -oth coiUthu'
DANCING ACADRMtE~-9M Pa0e-lst column
DIyTptNp NoTICFs-SM Fd0o-4th ana ON columns, a,
IrRoPrAN ADvEETIsEMENTs-Sh FaJe-od ana AIN
FxcTRsIoSs-aA faoe-5th and 9th eoumbs
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HyIp Manitoba Pdge-3d CoIumm
ICT CRrAN-9M Page- I'd column. -
INsInrCTIoN- so P0Ce-4ih, 9th and 9th columns; 9h
PdOo--lst column.
Law SCHo0IS-0M PaGe-1st column.
IKCTUKhS AND MEETINGs-9h POQe-Oh Column
ITCAI NOTICES-9h Pa0e-3d column
MANAGE ASD DsATHS-5R fdJe-6th COUNT -,
hIsCHILANEOU~- Sh PdQe-5th column ION Fo0e-0Ih
and 9th columns
MUSICAL ISsTHU AESTs-0M Pngs-3th column.
INV PUBLICkTOSs-6h pdge-4tu column.
PROPOsAIS-9M POOe-2d column.
KFAI tsTATE-gth Pdge-lst and 2d columns
RELIGIOUS NoTCEs-9h PG0e-3d column
sIIUA1foNs WASIsU-MALes-9h Pa0e 81 column :
FEMALES on fage-3d column.
SPECIAL NOTICES-5u PsJe-6th QUINN. 80,
sJEABBOAIt AND RAILROAD fG0s-oth ana oth
sTTAnERs OcEAN-9p Pags-4th column
SUMNER BOAKD-9h PG0e-4tn and 9th columns
TfACHFES-9m F00c-ist column
IHE 1URF-9M Page lst column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02

Derby and John Bright have the shrewdness
to see how soon the English tenant VIII fol-
low him. The amount Of public land taken
up in the year ending June 30, 1879, was
100000 acres. Over 10000 families and IN
dvidual settlers have in the last year re-
moved to the West under the Homestead law,
exclusive Of the vast emigration of those who
had large or small sums to invest The
amount of land taken up the year before was
nearly as large. SILL there is room. God
never creates a want that He does not pro-
vide Il remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
PERSONAL.

Mr.. PentecOst, the revival preacher, has
bought house that OF Mr. Moody. at Mortified,
Mass
Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner and Mrs. War.
ab0ut to take their summer journey to tho
Adirondack. where, many delighted readers arc
aware, distinguished author finds considerable
amusement in the company OF bears. fierce fishes and
the Ike.
OF the Walworth family The Daily Sarato-
gian says: Tracy Walworth has passed his examina.
ton, and will enter Union College In September Sara
tcga has resident more truly respected than Mrs
WawOrth and children are ondy attached 10 their
old home. Frank Walworh Is quietly pursuing his law
studies"
Dr. Pond, the president of the ancient SEM
mary at Bangor. Me- Is cghty-eight years old aud
Is st strong IN body and mind. He mas occupied his
position in seminary for almost half a century He
has written nearly nny sixty books In addition TO
countless casual articles in magazines and newspapers,
aud he has witna made very busy, energetic and
cessiul president.
When the Prince and Princess of Wales
visiting Bevoir Castle 1865. The Whitehall Re-
re,o says they were in requested contribute to
The es>lOn book. aud confessed" their faVOrlte
likes and diskes az follows:
MY favorte--
Queen.....Msry Queen Of scots Queen DaPmar.
King Leopold, King Of BcgiaEs Richard CUur &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
PUBLIC OPINION.

Ex-Speaker Grow is said to be favorably
considered by the Cabinet for the EDgsh Mission The
appointment would b. altogether nc 10 be made
Uuca Herald tRep)
With Sunset Cox as their candidate for Gov
ernor the ant-Tilden Democrats ana Greenbackets OF
New-York may unite yet and make stand They cen
hard nope carry the State but they give Ihden
heap of trouble extyeaE-lCmcinnau Enquirer uDeml
We believe that the success of resumption,
as seen IN business revival every hand, VIII prove the
most valuable ay OF the party sound money IN tho
Northern States.-Bos Journal (Rep)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
NEW,JERsEY APPROVES OF MR.. GROW.
A..n... Ina p.IL.r-nLL NILLL ErelE

Galusba A. Grow is one of the clearest-
headed and ables statesmen have IN ths country,
and a man OF whom Pennsylvania ought 20 be aud
doubtless Is very proud. as her Republicans onose ann
To preside over their great State Convention Yesterday
Wen Mr.. Grow speaks IA public OF private 10 always
saws sometuiug worth listening 10, and nearly always
achieves that most difficult OF things IN these days Oh
fhoroue discussion and general newspaper statestan-
ship the development OF some new ana srlkhR phaso
OF ais suhecI, no matter how wonworh 'hAs suveVs
BE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02

ventiOn In 1880. The same observer who has con.
iided his views 10 the Washington correspondent Of
The Cincinnati Commercial, adds that he found the
Grant movement dying out. though Grant was per-
sonally popular as ever, tie chIet cause for the
change beng that he was no longer the only man
VINO could be sure Of giving the country a strong
IinNnrnlnnnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
A sTARlN BOOM.

from ne syracuse JONfl nat ifEep.l
There is a vigorous effort being made In De-
halt oil Hon. John H. staru Tor The Republican nom
inaon Governor The organ zatiOn OF Stalh OIup5
In New-YOrK CITY has already been noted NOW comes
"A letter lrum the Ulcers OF the Montgomery County nc
publican Committee. iudOrsing Nj. starln ana tteou
mendng MS nomination. The starn Club AT J9nsT
town has also adopted resolutions which commend DIT.
Starn IN very strong terms ana urge MS name upon
the state Convention. There Is quite boom III
progress Stariu. IL evidently has good organizing
behind IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
THREE JOKES.

From TIE Boston heFdid tInd.)
The three best jokes of the season, though
they are old. VIII be tnrse;
l. Ben Butler, Democratic candidate. asking DEM
ocraC votes, after eigteen abusing mat party.
= Ben Butler. friend Of LABOR, asking votes as
such, he being capitalist who pays labor the lowest
wages.
g. Ben Butler, rs q refoTmer. when be has been and
Is tue representative OF the thing to be reformed