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MIDNIGHT THER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.SpnOpsiS FOR the DGst "a hours

WASHINGTON, March 20, l a. m.-The ba-
rometer IS lowest in the Lake region. where storm OF
considerable energy is central, and highest In
Nova Scotia Rain has generally fallen In the North
west and Upper Lake region, and thunder storms are
prevailing in the Ohio Valley. The temperature
has fallen the Northwest to Texas has risen in the
Lake region and Oh1o Valley elsewhere has remained
nearly stationary. NOrtHwesterly winds prevail In the
Upper Lake region the Northwest; elsewhere they
mostly from south to west.
IndieniIonS
For the Middle Atlantic States. increasing clOudi
ness followed by rain, sOutheasery winds veering to
nOrthwesterly stationary or higher temperature and
falling, followed by rising barometer.
For New-En land, increasing cOudness, followed by
rain variable winds shifting to warmer southery, aud
lower pressure
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
CHARLES sCRIBNER,s SONS,

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Mixed Essays By Matthew Arnold VOL l2mo, 81
Poems complete in one volume, 81
Essaysin In Criticism. So
Literature and Dogma, 81 80.
Ged and the Bible, s2
Culture and Anarchy, s3.
~ Paul and Professionalism, 81 IS.
Great Prophecy OF Israel's Restoration. 81 80.
Last Essays Church and Religion 81 so.
Germnn schools and Universities, 81.
The six Chief lives from Johnson's Lives OF the Poets.
edltea with preface by Matthew Arnold. ~
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A JOB THE PEOPLE WILL ATTEND TO.
EoD. Tie Hartford C0uT0at tAepJ

Mr.. HOar might as well talk to the Atlantic
Ocean and respectfully ask II 10 10 back spring
ude as 10 rcmOu with The Democratic majority
the Senate against it, partisan legislation. The spirit
OF the late Hmcnted Tweed has taken the
chamber: We've got the power ana are Oing to use
1t; and what are YOU going 10 do ahuutltF For ten
the Republicans have been saying, III the Demo
Gratis get the powell they viii abuse you Wll sec"
Ana We have now only 10 look and Even such
preachers OF moderation before The opportunity
Mr.. Bayard viii uEly swept WIN the tide. Ard
there viii be barrier to the rcactiOnaFy legIsluOu
unless the people tLcmkolyes erect one ia 1880
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
ECONOMY STILL IN QUESTION.

Mr.. LANGBEIN'5 BILL REcoMMITTED - ANOTHER
VETO FROM THE GOVERNOR.
In the State Assembly yesterday DR.. Hayess sal
airy bill was reported for the consideration OF the
Assembly. Mr. Langben's bill, regulating the
power of removal in this city, sent back at his
own request to the Committee on Cities. The Gov
ernor has vetoed fre-nsurance bill.
THE woMEN's REFoRMATORY BILL.
THE SCHEME REJECTED-A SMALL AUTHORIZATION
EVEN DENIED.
IFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oP THE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, March 28.-The bill for the estab-
shment of a reformatory for women was very harshly
treated In the to-day. In fact the bill Is not for
the establishment OF reformatory, but merely for the
selection Of site for one; aud for this purpose
the OF only 900 asked Nevertheless stout
resistance made to this petty appropriation
After attempt to kill the bill indirectly 1t finally
lost by vote of 13 ayes TO nays, not sufficient num-
Der of Affirmative votes being secured. The vote was as
follows Republcans in Roman Democrats in Idlie)
Nays Ecclesine, Harris Jacobs Jones' Pierce, Rock
Ayes Davenport, Goodrin, Hicks. Lynde, Marvin
Mccarthy, oakley. POmeroy. Raines, Robertson,
Sessions, Turner, Hdgstag-l3.
Senator St. John said he heartily in favor OF
the b but had been added the list Of trustees
which would impair the usefulness OF the enterprise
Senator Pomeroy then took the floor to save
the bill. He said the bill was calculated to
prevent rather than to punish crime. This was
the way OF civilization. He believed that the
state could save more money by expending sums for
the prevention of crime than could for the punishment
Of crime. senator Sessions then moved that the vote
should be recondered Senator Jacobs said that there
were Senators who would not vote for the
bill In any form. The State Board OF Chart
ties controlled by "A lady member meaning
Mrs. Josephine Shaw L0weD and but for that lady the
present bin would be before the Legislature The
board were exceeding their powers; they were recon-
mendnG things which would involve the state In an
expense OF $4,000 900. Senator Harris said that the
president OF the Board OF State Charities aud Mrs.
Lowell were the authors of the BILL and that the secre-
tary OF the board DIR White thought II wild scheme"
Senator Jacobs then said "No woman should be ap
pointed member Of public board. Very few Sen
atoTs, indeed can resist their blandishnents Thank
God am OF that number" Laughter Senator
R1ines then said There is one member OF the board
DIR. Anderst OF Rochester. who will never coun-
tenauCe the rIsiOuary schemes Of philanthrOpic wO
man. There in the State Board or
Charities who arc visionary, but conservative Gle
ment controls IT, Senator POmerOy then said; There ls
no board of public officers for whom | have higher
respect than for that board The President OF the
Board man Of fortune and culture, Is devOting his
whole time to tts work without compensation. am
glad there Is one woman on that board.
The oil then laid the table. Another attempt
Will be made to pass it.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
THE sourn EECONClLED 10 TILDEN.


We have 10 doubt that the nomination of
Mr. Tdcn almost afOregOne conclusion Mr. 1iiden has
priority clalu II any man haS; lac may be TIE mOsi
available candidate; and what the Democracy want
nis time victory bat we have no nea that In case OF
election, he VIII slap the OF the south Ia whom lie
viii he chiefly indebted for his elevation. We prefer TO
thinE In OF his that hc VIII b. the President
OF the United statesthe whole peOpeand from all
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, March %. l a. m.-The upward
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hours OF the day. The temperature from 800 to
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
A PALPABLE FACT.

THE NRw-YORK TRIBUNE thinks that IL
General Mcclellan intends TO move on the Whte mOusS'
1t for MIN to come out from benlhh MS ,
ments Perhaps Mcclellan will do just as well 10 ay
low great many Presidential candidates have oeSn cen
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anything were needed to expose the unblushibg ana
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OF high State officials get possession OF the Demo
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than supplied by these disgusting reVeiaIiOhS'
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-11

- The last slave sold in the South
brought 5000, The consideration was in
cabbages, 81 per head.
= Tennessee defeated by $4,000 ma
jority, the proposition to settle her old
debt at fifty cents on the dollar.
= The latest sensation in Bbb county
is the birth of a negro child withoutchin
or eyes, and ears tapped over like those
of dog.
The word daisy" is thousand times
pronounced, says Campbell, without ad-
verting to the beauty of its etymology-
"thc eye Of day."
= Blaine's friends say that he has
changed his mind about being only a
passive candidate for the Presidency, and
is now actively at work to secure the
nomination. If he carries Maine he
will pitch in and make it hot for Sher-
man. They are both expert politicians but
Blaine has the better of Sherman in be-
ing warm hearted, genial and magnetic,
just the man to be liked and to make
friends. Sherman is cold, and distant
and disagreeable in his manners; but he
has the better of Blaine in having all the
patronage of the Administration to use
for himself. Blaine, if elected, would
find trouble in keeping his promises, for
he is apt to promise the same Office to a
half q dozen people, if doing 80 would
gain him a point. The trouble with
Sherman would be, if elected, he would
not want to give the Offices to any one, pre-.
ferring to keep them all for himself and
family.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-11

SIX ACRES BETTER THAN FIFTY
All over our country we are raising pitt
fully small crops from large fields. Time,
labor and capital are sunk in frnitless toll.
Is there not a better way? An extract
from letter to the editor from the Rev.
]. N. Glenn, Rockdale County, Georgia,
suggests the answer. Mr.. Glenn says:
"In 1922 was intimate in the fam
lily of Mr.. William Hudson, Hancock
County, Georgia. l often observed six
acre lot, upon which he raised every year
IL fine crop of wheat. The crop Of 1882
was the very best wheat ever saw. En-
quiring into the secret of his success, he
told me, in substance, that he had sown
wheat in that lot for over twenty.one
years in succession. When he began
with it the land was worn and thin. The
secret of its redemption and surprising
productiveness was, that he began by
spreading over it, in June, heavy coat
ing of manure from his gin and horse lot,
preparatory to sowing peas. Having
broken the ground deep, the peas were
soon growing luxuriautly. When the
peas were about fifteen inches high the
first of October, he turned them under
and sowed two bushels of wheat to the
acre, narrowed and rolled the ground.
The first year he made good crop
When it was harvested he sowed peas as
before-turning the heavy stubble deep
under. Again in October be turned his
peas under-sowing wheat and treating
the ground as before. And SO. with q
few Interruptions, he had been doing for
twenty-one years. He never failed to
except what was furnished by his lots,
the stubble and the peas. He told me
that he never had -four to buy when he
concentrated in the six acres; when he
trusted to fifty or hundred acres on the
common plan, he had -four to buy"
Are there not many such experiences
and observations, showing that six may
be better than fifty ?-ltonroe Enquirer.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-09-11
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