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New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
5perial Notices
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ToMprTuENT TO S,E

4 rLATTERING COMPLIMENT TO siElNWAf &
SONS.
AC.DFuY MUSIC
NEw.YoKX. Dec. y, 1873.
Messrs STEINwAY SONS.
CryuENRS Having used your celebrated Pianos in public
and during present opera We desire TO ex
rs our unauaned admiration Of their sorority evenness,
and astonishing duration Of TONE beautifully
blending with supporting the voice These matches
qualities for accompanying tho together with precision
q, action and unequaled capacity for remaining in tune
great length time. IN opinion render the sein"V
pianos above the most desirable Instruments TOT
,enrs Of vocal music and the muscal public generally.
,tInrie uank Etelka Gerster Marie R6ze.
Clarice Campobelo G. Lablache, Luigi Ardt'
tt,lo Comnanini A. r. GaassL g. Del Puente
7 Fr,nolh A. j. Foil, b. de Riap,
JH. Mapleson,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

Angelic BathS-Turklsn koman, Electric 81 Lexington
Cbe very highest peFfectOn bathing Fa7 AM ni2lt
aJieJ day and evening Excellent hotel lccommOditiOna
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

xwo.. Rx nm "A medical essay compr1sng series
o ecifres daliyerod az kabns Museum OF Anaomy New
G On he causs and premature dec ine showing IN
nnt9bly how lost health rrga'nsd aforng clear
svnop OF the mpements 90 marriage Aud tue treat OF
reryus and physical debility being the RESULT OF 70 years ek
p.rence BY mall 25c currency OF postage
se,retary KAHNS Museum 6sS Broa1Say, New y orM
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
POOLS ON A sENArORsHlP.

RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 5.-POols were sold last
night az T III Lees Club House, ON the coming ma
toria election Vance ~od about two 10 one against
M.lrmon aud five to against the field
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

10 oA1sO0f A"o~'S-
Mr.. Gilmour will make several recommendations 10
the Legislature that he made in his report for 1877.
The more important OF these are suggestion that
educational qualification be required for the Office OF
School Comm siOner that school officers De elected
by townships instead of by school districts
Mr.. Lamb, the Superintendent OF the Banking De-
parment, will have 10 report the failure OF three saw
ings BANKS during the yearthe sXpenny and the leu
tonla in New-YOrk. and Saratoga Savings Bank. In
general however the condition OF The banks ~
sound. Mr. Lamb has persisteDtly urged upon the
of these banks for tine past ten months the ne
cessiiy reducing their expenses. In compliance, The
banks down the salaries Of their employees aud
otherwise curtailed their expenses.
lhe New Capitol COam will report that they
have nearly expended the sl.OO0O0O appropriated hy
the Legislature carry on the work upon mat Immense
building ISIS. Ii is the opinion OF tine Attorney
General, Of the Commissioners. that Sl,JOO,OOo
might wisely be spent upOn the building durng the
present year in pusnlng U 10 completion. The Legsa.
may grant this amount OF money but Il is doubtful
ii Governor Robinson Will agree 10 II.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
ports for the year 1873 are finished. and viii he sub
ruitred IN the IerisIatre during the coming week

mitted to the LEGISLATURE during the coming week
In the absence OF AdjutantIenera Townsend. owing
10 sickness the report Of the AjuiantGenefafs onco
upon the small army Of the State IL made tbrou ID IN
spectOr-G Woodward 50 far far AZ warke duty
Is has nothing to repof abcut The National
Guard Beyond the assembling Of 0 single company At
LOesport % queu a conflict between the en-
plOyes OF Two railroad companies over cross
ing there Doghng to record An approrris-
ton OF 100000 ny the LEGISLATURE iJr providing
the National Guard with Overcoats bI.Gke and other
accoutrements, for carrying 4 clmpasI IN the open
field, mid Winter has been expended under rho
direction General d. d. wylie. "A the amount spDro
priated insufficient for equipphg all ~ the 2OOOo
members OF the Guard IL thought best 10 attempt
20 equip only certain percentage OF each regf-
ment and company. About so per cent OF the
members or regiments have been provided for
Altogether General Wyiie has distributed over 10000
Overcoats among the troops Even during the Summer
campaign against the railroad rioters 1877 the reg
ments detailed to that duty suffered greatly from ths
cold in consequence Of the lack Of s eent blankets aud
oyercoats. This defect been remedied partly
and the Inspector hopes that the Legislature
may grant appropriation sufficiently large this year
equip the remainder OF the Guard ia the
same manner. The Guard Is declared 10
he well disciplined and prepared for service TN
defence of state General Wngae the Inspector ~
Rife Practice, has also made his report He states that
the benefits from rife practice were more apparent THIS
year before that interest OF regiments
in the practice continues unaoated There be-
thirty and forty for rifle practice N tne
State so great liking for the practice that now
regiments have be restrained rather than urged 10
adopt the dr consequence the tendency to neglect
other equally important matters In the edneston OF
soldier.
Neil Gilmonr, the Superintendent OF Public insr1c-
ton, has tte report about the public schools Of the
The attendance the schools has increased over
5000 during the year, Is shown by the tabulated
stalemeut below OF the total ATTENDANCE:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06

~, a.~,.h..,-The new building 500 Mulberry ST. VIII
be- formally opened by the Right Rev Bishop Potter Win an
snnropriats service on Monday, January n al p H.
aPff Pffh.f CLERGY viii please brin g their surplices
Inv oS''"" ~ Rev. q. r. WOODRUFF Supt.. &c.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-06
PIymouIh Church. BreokIyn.

TN. 1T. "
An Al. ,aws and s,e chairs this house VIII be publicly
tt ,or one wear on Tuesday evening January !, l.73
Commencing O'clock and Do postpoheneht On Se'VuhtV
weather. By order VI tho trustees =, v.,,,
December. 1873 s.,. N 90 >. " !" ,,,,L,.... -.
, 1879-04-19

things. They tlourocato "A fu1ly os ID a,,y 9th
cra IN thl,cnlihy ruin tbnt viii trIpT mis-
cry, suffering, dr starvation upon tiIo
newcomers, but whom they can
fas tno situation and eornnrchchM now
H., ,Ssu S save u'M' Mom ta tor'
IL n@ ao" f,,s tM9 H.,
u.y ~ ne oeeup'ea ey e"n nhs @ "eaeu m t'
,sIA''o''' tmntnI ""' a'N "'"b 4'S Ao" W ""'''''
'ur1Su. .m'a. !, t,u..,. t,,t ,,,,t .h,rfd I'm
Ins1e 1s one iinorans, IT, 'as sn9u!. .ha ne
nnIata ~ n',nn ~ efG'{ {ors ~ as H. 'rno.r
~ searenp vs fnr <ii,.r a. rn1s ta M ~ n}ncn for
9 seareh1.a aos s's Aa ~ ~ ,,nrG p.nI' ,n,t ,ui
uro1es Every M .a ,st s ,p ~ Hr
t , i"e II II - nnat ~ y IN
nrtn s ;,Nnas, " o. ra .,s s a de,
Ca nrasa9, NO p1 .s ~ hnrs
3 ,o,,l,, ~, ";,p,, ~ ~ .ht. rn;,'
ntu su''otI e .,s snat, " soaase ~ t1''S oec'~
Pat@"'. IL ID so'hetn'hs tn"l fcau'res
Nshsa AND rE0s's1Esoy'
these mountains realize tho nature Of the lite
that 10 before them, an! T. is better to be l!*!.
lpstonizcl IN advance tllan to be deceived BY
luck, send back fowery tales nf the wealth that
, 1879-04-19
THE EXODUS 10 THE FREE NORTH.

Atas tho notntnR.stAr Of Hope Ia dimmn.
And masters, cfusad beneath tho acrricl lnes Of
steel.
Arc rising from, Tho wreck, once battte.r|mmu,,
Homeless and andono, wo wept abogo tat!t closlrs
And llstchcd to tho tales OF BORROW, want lnd
Almost forgetting. Ii, tho sympathy of .!.te.
That We waro MIN, brouHnt back to liberty tna
Thor lttte ones md ours 9an)bolod meath thu san
Ahl sall'd tLolr leaky boats ncsoss tho pl'sa
The peaceful flshins- rod and Icss fsstcmal gun
Weso lntcrminglcd, like tho ancient Prophets
Th* eottoi,:aad. wero smiling 'ncatn out "st'
And Peses iaad Kissed ous vctdaat hills onea mott.
War, Idi!,d y s'aln'd gas'nchts, Acrt thf'a's'''
And pfunlnV.hooka displaced tho canaon's aais
rpar
False beaeont sincc, tsncath The client. g[i1
The tuttinF roekt, lite tasss. arc tendns 'a
fond heart an
Which bea.* !ls thsobb'na march where fcst's''S'
And occan.I!to In warning galf.gtscasns foT md
Hthtkt
50, tar below the calm. bonlgnan. smile Of hte,
neel. anauI Ia9, like yqluro aIcanx tts fep3's sn
And Ieavus tut wasc ut,rut,lsd by passing b'a't
Tic rights OF men. bcqucathed through blood 'aa
neco,no tho ram,arts Of thu old oppsetsuta aitr.,
AMI Fsoetiu rising lrnHl Thy alayc. pe1atsea '
Iskes ~ her claiAs tO btnu tho Eha q sta;s! ~.
Limbs bleeding from thu gadacs Of tue WHY 71'
H.. .hpAAll.. ', .
And facrs scarrea with years nl pa!n aud toll, A..
Turn irsn E iue 'iass'hal' "hefo mind and ''D' -
And, loa,hi,tg life, weep tnst adcu 10 'at'fe ''A
Nortliwaru the weary and fout.sore Column s"'n;,
!ts tlNsky backHcAs pu tho rel!t.u Rfie! o.
Whals tHo rcd bolts Of 1ustlcc, spod Oil hs''A'''
Are bqr,.,ns through tho nhhsa.cd .cars aud 's'''
Llk4 lErae1. the aacfa Atk Ut Tod IA 'dfnn
With .bondnen freed by All ntnllHDty htilIi i.,. Al.
This aYotd .Yhicll sus'tus thu bleeding sa"A''
viii tSt9 31I 70 sdad against tho a'o'a''' '"''S'
oye whd gito for brsda The ssrten an1 te esa slosa
ltecal! tho cowaEas sp'to'4 tlas httes tA' p'''''
ol oat ySu7 trumpet. calf vii. no uncertain so1.i
And rnalte YOUR shaiao u IIa, ffoM o'sF5 uA'1''
Then iitsssts wli lis youi ditahteA si4y axsn,,
And 3ISfey suiilo your pasloa ffo'n 'a' .''''
When is Goass o,fn lagss, peel, restored ii mtp'
slIal not Sc ershd In asu. bst 'S"s! " ivs
MExpbrA, Ill.,, AbJll u, 1870.
, 1879-04-19


Or chaos proparo feast for QoJ.. IT..
wcre 1yo III number, mil wero nrc,.,a% "c hN4
t,,e Nti.scs 1,,,1Ion A,t,n- ne'n1ea oyefb
p,tnor snr,o poro N.1,,s' nut n'a'Y !'ail. G1r,
80 w. any, ~. , Ncn'o rainc, Louise NJ
tls, MARY Nogefs, May Lnrkin, RnI Wy. o.'
Greene. Several females rcmarkcts n. Assl4
cxauIslto papory anil tAbte at]orn...... .poa lhs
suro lin ocnticmon o,1v ,s,s"' nnt In
~ 10y h"e" tllcy EunnAd
w necsar mn" a",oros'a. served by ill.,.
anu 1ontls+ lhe heT. Horny I, Ro.o '.
Plymouth Church, made an clooue.,
clccr was npprccintlvefy titscussc,i ,c GOOD
hopo dtGcatetl. Noticeable ntnonr I1"a t1o %ssn,,
were ttc lsey: an!l Mrs. q. W. Gostlon' N. MEusss!
Mrs. @. ". Haxeltot1, tho Rev. au,t A.. 't; snt
Rose, Gcu. a1ll Mira, Hobart, a,,d ,,,ay us nassp1
friends OF tue class, both old and yo,,na' o''t'
gayo shefr hrst annual reception at tic PsSTt.!as T.as
ton Arcade. '@uS'a.
II the 0oyA possessed the dncnts nx wo,, A..
name Of n millionaire, they might tnata us
parties a. recherche fl reality as in desire "t't
Thc usual number OF eot1ees, lunches ~,
ings Of TIC week: A"aoea'
Juss Ie1 words Regarding Tint sn,Ich .L..,,
monosyllnblo, ast. No word In the EpriishhIis.e1a
Eungo Is more 1nsdlte1 at the present tIms ,1!E M
this annc inotfcnsye one Of three ctpsc, c 'aaa =
passcs . perfect Bllnttle-eock yxistcnce. a..t \
!Tlo iu!a aan1tf AlllllE, 10 loss little hfpbss
IMAM h's or hcr predecessor. On evcsy stde VIZ
tlnd II inlsappliu1, a1ld IT. NO sen.s NOR H.
qGenily Or Noiu'!y ttat, n liberal Or poIItc m
Irving says: In America. literature uni n.
elegant dFf" an1at 0roW ut side by side with ths
coarser plants Of daily neccasttY.n
Ihis i8 Welt sGch growth Il hcnlthEuI: Art
Willie the oleghhclc3 gum more yal,tc bY IL. H..
strugglo to obt9in, t,c eoarser elements aic ~.
fired, nnd 1nado easier to accept Is nsr, et
areFy.dnYncss nf'l d!sclpling; 10 anticipation NJ
what Ia 10 como as n reward Of duty.Wurk. j.
the present time inc decoration erazc II At i,
Wiidest' anu eEnfy tehtn 1cinnle, woman q
E1r!: IL uaVnteu 10 "her aFt" ~.
Ghosta q mtgnty higls-arl, take on suh.t,n.
md do battle aEalnst the frauds pcrpetraleI !,
thy nnmnl
Tho ateftd"tt'sm q the period Is Ycry Ill.
heartoninE TO fnnl nrtiatd, WHO mourn Tho III
Of actual stuaenta-tsloso studying ast In allE,
dctai!s Tor tha lovo o! It, tlle elevating Of IL
, 1879-04-19
A isoir:ttbts stor; ot ti,y Gt.ss.

l,aaS @ iRSsas ai}tSs fs!asa e M gttpss I'D ivtsss tss
storY yesterday. II secs plan et H.; 2s;S1is %i
IL Il Mtfpsa psas %as to1E s lreG aS1 aays ys t
tluI, oi liAt tiny lur!G4. lmil so1c ,e ensI .sssI
PtEeon fYinsm tat t'sEvs y. .e[e9s q dat.
Ing iil tn 4epl4lse t1a.es ~; ios @ lad Dtsa
prenilturciy. burIej. Tllu Atlsbtsoa stoa ss,ys
strong hold upon the poop!e ias ,1a ';rlM + H. IL
ddys il the Efayc. Tie ld rus frtuI5s'eeii & t t|s
y9sq Crtts sgt g{fytfa a 1!s sssi sssii
1 {sc1issa a IL SSss{yd tsa sss
I|Slsiaisy At 6ls Ii's, H., iRsqts aI: 81 t. IT,. se
which lu SONS pacos ws torn i''to st!feun unnr,ra.
ctiiilI itsef Rua stt6Ihcu ssd HFenrs1 .s p,Htf.
tiy joidtligg ID III depth aEooss o. III u 1uipe
esiS %sa vg VT lYr,Sfg ,gt ai|Se o1 II TIKI +.
breast, Iii; distorted cyuutr.laro ittts<aes
lrtxasiui s,,l1vsiuaS lc u.a Undergone
, 1879-04-19

Too soFely. .ouslupsd suul.. that. striving lonk,
AlnAu, nnatlcd. with lilu'4 ,wofat mlschanco,
Dldst .cyk u Death Sepen!Ao il, a.1vsnre,
Ahd pfGaeht teilgY trot, hunting wrong
Was II Tor th!s thy flcn 1nhcritance
nf Rhythmic tnonea.t a1lI lEtattcsro!uH Rlanca
y
u Ffeedon,'s arfstco; md Thy feAlty such
Tint to bur freely nll theah Gifts w9Eo brought.
Aud for 4cr, gladly. thou ll4st sat{pF much;
Wherefore ahu cfphs tna6 Iii her gtsteial thought
And Doath assalta theo with pitt!ny touch:
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, .. II. a. a, U,
, 1879-04-19

W1sAlHJf0h Htpahtfc1H tRtB.l.
Tic Insertion that tho OkuIona Soathtr7.
States is the only "tru1y loyal u Bourbon sheet
In Mississippi, Is not bornu out b7 tic fac.s
Tile Cortnth Nfconi says: i" It would cost my
men,bcr Of tho LcGfslaLuro his political lifo to
vote agulnst jefferson Davis for the United
states SenntoY" mud III sono parta Of tho state,
It might hnvo at!de1, such refusal would SUBJ
tcct the unruly member u cuat Of tar-nlsd-
fchthErH,
, 1879-04-19
RICHARD REhLF.

10 Tho ENI1GF u, 1hH 3FIbtNE.
CHICAGO, April lb.-Ttc following Aae atWl
expressive tribute 10 tho memory Of Cul Rtalf
was scut INC to-day for publication. Tho lady Is
a writer OF culture, WHO fotmotly corrcsbohdea
with Col. Richard Reast; ahd III q letter to mt,
spaaks III glowing tcrn,s Ut h1a varied nccotni.
plssments uliI purity Of character, mud also
offers 10 rundor old IN carrying oat any plan cal.
ca,Ated ID b6ncilt thS acir ones hd lit ,i sucl,
sud bereavement. w. T. AKINs.
, 1879-04-19

17tWpH1a {7eHH.J l1FHF5HcAf 11HNE
DY their specifies In tho House on tht Army
Appropriation bill, st,rh ,lssa politicians as
blackburn. Tucker, md Chamora have bultlcd
wiser than tlluy kucv-fdr the Nepubicans
Such utterances, II foIlUwel by the hctlon
thsuatrned, will in tho nuxt ELECTION give the
Republicans every ctoso CONGRESSIONAL pIstrict
Il, tho North. ailA turn thu wheels TT Southern
progr0Es back ten years.
, 1879-04-19

present 1.cuisatuso, which, NJ further measure
Of rctrcnchncnt, will force the Governor to
convene tt In a called session In order that It
may TO work 1t ought to hnvo completed soon
after It nrst assembled, It Inns abolished public
FREQ schools. It Inns mado appropriations for.
bitiden By the Constitution. Yet II clains to be
d Iietrcnchmcnt md reform Democratic Lcels-
lnture. It taA Ione ne gDdo, but, on the con-
whtcl, no candid man will contradict. make Il
clchs Tint tho Democratic pnrty Of Texas has
demonstrated itself to h6 n failurc,-an cxpen-
atve fallure,-an inexcusablo failure.
, 1879-04-19
G0pe1I,lr IJt,,'l


81. L0Nf5 GlJhf* NtNocFaE {77tp.1.
Congress is usked to "upcu up tho Indnn
Tcrritory,"- is to uay, to allow ring to
stcul OH tia lands Of thu InslIans iu the interests
Of civilization. Better open up tho State Of
Missouri In tho interests Of ctvtltzuttuh first
II Missouri cDultl ssap uT abott tG0, ,UJO OF her
hus!whacklng Democrats for 100, ,00u flutes and
hoducs, She would make Eroat stride In de-
ccury aili civilization.
, 1879-04-19

0kalnna t.Eiss.1 saH,hfra Jtat<s ti>tn,.).
Tho principle Of Secession must be vfndicat-
ed. Tie Federal Brtgatllcrs, whom the Hovcrll-
mcnt educated In tho doctrne Of State Rights,
must be denied q voco Il, tic restoration Of ;ha
Republic, for they slniaeA with tllefr eyes wide
opcn to tho cnor'nity Of coerciug sovereign Conf
monwcalths, u.ld knew that 1t WIS poiutblun|1
TREASON.
, 1879-04-19
FallfnE-Out Dctween Old Frlcnds.

Mr.. Belmont was long associatel with Alr,
Tildcn in politics. They trained III the anmo
company, represented tic snu1o dens, and
sought the same ends. Mr.. Belmont now says
that New York llas Ilad enough OF TIt.lcn. We
tio1I't know Of anybody who Is better qualified
by ,uxporlouce to Bpcak inte!1igontly on TINT
point.
, 1879-04-19
WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

---aze---
WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
--
Easter suhdavzsp.tne Fa.h,on.-.t,hurc1.. !.
ChnIr, Enstor ,fn,sa~ ~ Co"9-os,tnnni
Nrovomcntt-Po,lt!calc carieasuro.- Yel.
10" favHf-Pol'tich1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
low Weo'l sola--T'o Lhte Coll Dick Taylor
--t]ld zaef,'s Daughter f,cttle-scnator Nc.
rhcrson's 1Iealth-Luctsy Judgo bnv1s--
works-Antmated Ci.cas-yooml.sts-plnn
foro-Tho chtness LeRatlon-Nusslan Dip
owls snt.,a, c.rrtspo',asner =. a; ~ Tns % 1ytnane.
wAsnINoroS, D. G., April 1o.-Wu have
bright Easter sunday morning, rea''zlng tue
Irish assertion that on this hopeful anniversary
"the sun dances for Joy ii, tho hearens.'' The
commemoratiyo obscrrances Of 1Iolv Week.
Which have hung like pail over soetuty, are re-
Of all Denomination, including those Of tho
.t
a!tals afo eiat'orate'y uecaeu WIN ho"ors' pue
tho crowniliE Elory Of the festival ls
gas DISPLAY or SPRING FASHIONS.
The female sex, whether Of foreign or Of na-
tive BIRTH Jow or Gcntlle, mid "Hfthout dis
o.. eo'or or ,ae o. sess
tuuo' Hl"'y oe4o'e 'n'.'' - l"e5 W tot a..s"o ,
ctufeh on Faster nuhaay wearing eometh'hs
new, good fortune will desert them for tho rest
t.r nv, ~, d,.n,,v f. an5,aans e,nhra.,na ri
so?ts Of von,an's wcar' from tne raris'sn ion. NJ
nets and wn1k1ng~1rcsscs Of tl'r Diplomatic
thc ro,orcd scrvant.girls uoiIsr their rt brcast
pt'ls' m,. - aa-,, ,,,,a,a
,., ,. ,,.,,,..,,1, snan,,,n % oara, ), ,,,a, =,
, 1879-04-19

mia tAo bus,urss at ,every ono having 4 cold to
tleat It p1jaiIilF Ah ptopery Until It il gotten nd
curative III. 1T. .tayny's Eapuctasant. thoroughly
adapted su .follQfc sptsdily ~ fouYpa and foid4,
nllaY sny cxritinx Inflammation of tho tl1roat Of
usttuth or plyuS3SY.
, 1879-04-19

1sFtb I0FK 3F6tH8 lFfb}
The able tootcrs Of tho Graut movement
should ro1cet upon lie fact that history is
crammed With tho names OF Presidential candl.
dates who wcrc n[ppcd of tust before their
bloom by tho mistake Ut lpi,lg tuo premature.
ThU American people arc soon weary of setisa.
ttu1i Ii II Is made too absorbing.
, 1879-04-19

4NFE'H WI V"HfHsH t7fsN.J. =
We arc not for Grant first, last, and ali tho
tnlo, ti1, rs ut prcsent adslscu, nc Intend to
do whnt We can 10 nuke tho Ohio delegation II.
Convention soltti Tor JOHN shcrisat., ii hl per-
silits lts na1uo to co!nr before te people for tho
prcsI3encS. The clitbr Of tho Journal Is not
f'rant mil iii tic scnze consGycd to tho New
York Tines but Is q tirsInt min Iii tho sense
tlat Grant eomni;,,ls h!s Nthaost conaurucu for
hia memorable seryiees, distinguished abilities,
Thorough phtrtntiath, nnu 1ulnont purity Of
character, nnl wo sllull support him witt oil tic
ability wo have, II llv is nominated III 1850.
, 1879-04-19

II. Louis TIsts.s.qnrnal tDtm.,.
II has been tlreo weeks since anybody lickcl
Dom l'latt, arn' this, We B.trnsc, ACCOUNTS for
the ablo editorial IN Tie lust number Of thu
Capital, on " The Millenniuln.'
, 1879-04-19

Ihil0aelphta CArpnfcis. Hsfa!f t1lsm.).
Gov. Tldcn llas been otlcc elected to tho
Presidency. lie did not Get Ills sent. TlIu
Democratic party did not contract to keep on
elccttng Goy. Til1cn until he could pluck up
nerve enough to take Ills acat.
, 1879-04-19


We havo seen Mr.. Tillon within the past two
weeks, and, II there Is q ltfc.tnsurauce company
that would tnko risk on HIN ut less than 05
cents On tic dollar, II Ia n eouapany tlat wo
shouldn't care to havc policy III.
, 1879-04-19

JMf1ifaFlphfH 1Tfa3 tHfp}.
In the Democratic struggle to overthrow tho
Election laws, the voce Is tho voro OF the South,
but the hand ts tho halNl of Samuel ]. T1l1cn.
, 1879-04-19

H11ff md Mad.
iNttc J orr Tribune tHsp.).
The Republican party Is solid mud inad. That's
NhakA The matter with tic elections.
, 1879-04-19

Pat'aaei,ah.a Timer (Inti. Bxm.},
flad tho Fusion purity succeeded III Michigan,
II would have given prestige Of success TO Eu-
sion In the West, nt,1 the hcsltatiug md the
doubtful would have rushed In to worship at the
poli.tcal sun In Ohio, Indians, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Michigan. and Minnesota; md, beyond
Knnsas anl 1owa, there would have been no
certain Republican STATED In tlse West ami North
wcst for n year or TWO. 1'he failure Of Noy's
charge lost Waterloo, and the loss Of Waterloo
Europe. Tie loss Of Michigan to Fusion Will
mike tens Of thousands OF political stragglers
from both camps should any. future Fusion. bo
attempted, and the tide will be agninst It.. Ohio
cts cts nast % fs % bsit t Ts eaees % viii now Be- arsat
" against eueli results; willie Fusion would
,1ave swept both Statos l!ko hurricane had
Michigan been swung from her Republican
moori1Ee at tile lsto elections. s.10coseinl Fu,
sion would !lavo been Eroat success, defeated
Fusion Is a bubble prIckcd all perlshcd.
Tho Sequel to tho Story Of tho ProdIBal
Son.
ID the Edtlor Of The Washington RtpnbHcan
tIatp): You know With what patient lnbor md
exhaustive research Committee Of tic best
Biblical scholars OF our day havo b0en for aome
years past engaged upon revision Of our mod
ern King James version OF the Bible. a most
uutque antt interesting discovery OF M anetont
Hcbrac manuscript ia tho Iutcst result OF this
ComlnIt.ce's SCHOLARLY research. It Is no less
m important document than supplementary
continuation OF the parable Of tho Prndical Son
as narrated In the 15tl, chapter OF Luke's Cos
pcs. It is to tho effect thut7 utter tho dlssolute
son was received back With kucl, marked demon
strntnns Of joy, he ut once proceeded to ccle-
bratu Ills "rcturn to l,ts inherleancot' by kicking
out all his brethren nlll Klusfolks, who Ind
fatthtuliy stoou by n..u continued with the
old gentleman TtilG he, tho rcinstated
proligat, wGs engaged In riot0us pro
ccedIngs clacwhcsc. The narrative then
proceeds to say that tic seapcEzAcc noxt ture
down tile old nuns family c0at-Of.urms, seized
upon his goOls md chatte1s, md announced
himself as an autocrat Of tho entire ancestral
io,unin. TO the old gentlcnau's mild rcproof
ut such ullscctnly conduct, the young ecapc-
grace only replied with slleers al1l thrcnts OF
still further "bnl1lozlnE," ~ to speak. 70 the
outside world ho proclaius the itlllerltunco to be
his and that he only came back nCaln to possess
and enjoy luis own; mud arrogantly threatens to
"ulpe out" nli previous oEdets au,l commands
OF his venerable father, Or evidences Of the pa-
tcrna ownership In tile vast estates: The most
singular md remarkable fact Of oil connected
with this Important manuscript Is, that the
EroI!gal'e father Is constantly referred to under
ille Enmo Of "8amucl"; md the query at once
sugpcsts itself to The inQu!r!HY 1nInl, whothor
bF any possibility this Biblical character can
have aly roferunco whateycr to our
"uNcLE SAMUEL"