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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
DEMOCRATS GIVE 4 SOLDIER IN OFFICE
:" Sir, if you please p' Twas at the Senate

" Sir if you please " Twas at the oena''
Ny hand "a steady and nv heart j. stout
And wCuld serve our blessed cause once more
I was "A soldier ere The mu,tcr-Out.
now would change the sabre for pen d,
4 cerEship that would take nue. through the year
" No." sad ihe statesman " there's haIdFru uth
Ahead OF yOu there's nothing for You mere
But" urged the soldier, d" I've q claim on you
fought my counry's battles on the James;
mounted Wagner when the air was hhe;
oha .leugcd death amid Atlanta names
= % Yes. HO Doubt - the other cficd III hdste
Ilut that don't help you rs Std before
so move aIUHCi / have 10 time 10 WASTE -,
NOu must stand here blOchlng uH the doOf'
" But Senator !" in desperation yelled ,
Tine W. pran Of the wafs fought and hlcdi
I was in Sumter when the fort WAS sheliot -
here spoke the senator, " Upon that heGd
think I've heard about encngh from YOu4
We're ruling now you cnaUs have had your Gay
Rtpub cans can bid these scenes auleu-
50 now, my friend, you'd better 20 away y
q" THOUGHT that you 'uns-" he again began.
You're North IN i-alH't you = asked the cchator
D." 4 Nanktel I'm not any sach man"
VIVA. Haven't you said you fought al through 'h'
WrF.
90 did-With Hampton. Bcauregarf and Lee
" An That's different casc-dud mere Nv been
Suprosug--waut a clerksmp We viii see.
Gi}e your hand, dear fellow! Come right !!
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ALIEN-snddenlv on Fifth Dav Thursday. Fifth Month
lst. Mary sutton wife Of William b. Allen ana daughter
RSaliye. ayito TO attend o funeral which
st. at clock, second Day (Monaayl Fifth Month 9th.
BROWN-Of pneumonia. Burlington, VT, on "Wednesday.
April 30 walter Brown, OF tins CRY, IA the oJhyea OF MS
Reaives and friends are invited to attoni funeral
sou $ Church, corner OF ZOJhit. aud lthave.
CLARION Thursday night. May J. Harriet Dunscomb,
peattves and friends are respectfully iyt - attend the
funeral ssrvces At her late residence 20 Beeckerst.
InIe S4n in family vault Trinity Friends
quested not 10 flowers
So E 55 My y r. say b % R
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FELLowEs-suddenly at Auburn. y. Y. May l. samuel
FIher services will he held residence. 2ss
Henry ST., BrooNyn on @onsiy aothn Z, 1, s, -. ~
Conn. for burial.
FaANKLIN-At Rverdae, on Friday My Evelins wife
Relatives ana friends ara invited the funeral
late residence Oh r mon 5 I b. Go s o,oes reaching
there on l135. 1t requested that no bowers DO
sent.
GILLEs-on "Wednesday April 80 Thomas GILES, aged SO
years months ana days -.
funeral SATURDAY May B. from his late residence 255
West 3Uth ST., at p. ~
H HI a1 h 8s sa her az age On 'u0 ISL ~ 'A
LUDLAM-In Brooklyn. May p Edward Ludisn in the 6s'h
Notice re, Of funeral hereafter.
LUDLAM-In Brooklyn. Friday. Nay ?, Edward Lulam in
RELATIVES and repsotY invited attend tho
fInerai from residence, 1873 Amty st., Monday
bthinst.. 81 O'Clock.
McKOWN- into rest the "a nst' tho Rev j. l.
81 Sc K0wD OF Eew.rk, y. j., aged % years.
Funeral o Monday tho 0th INST
Notice o hour and place utIeaitof.
McKow IN rest tho I'd INST. thu Rev J. L.
a. HcKOwn d. D.. aged - wears
Funeral HOSeVlte " e thuroh, NeWafk " J.,
| ON Monday. tho 9TH Ia5t.. "a . p. IA
VIII Barclay ana ChrloPleIts on tho D., L. e
W. p, At 2;30 D. III.
OF g4SaTGn On gT.9 az ! Sy ct aer
| ID d. and daughter OF tie late Judge James Lynch.
rssD-ctg inrtsi - stts1f the
funeral services 81 Pauis D. j. ChGrca co nsr OF Zsd
A. and Athave., Monday. May 8 ct 10 O'Clock
the remains will AiddletowD. CONF. for inter
| Inent. IL . requested that 10 flowers DC seut.
sTTIIIAN-At White Plains ~ Z. May p 1870, John l..
7ilraAn. tho slst year u hls lge.
friends respectfully nv@ ~ stfend tho
funeral al Monday, May ,, at II m
KINEER-At Cincinnati, OHIO Friday morning. NAY 2.
Mar - Wife u the Ray ihoua7 IL Skinner, D. ID.
sKIDDY-On Thursday morning. Let Francis skiddy
Ia H. G9th oil ms age.
aud euis arc respectfully invited 10 attend hts
unerL on Monday afternoon. 5th lust. II $50 o'clock
from Church Of s oily Trinity, corner OF iZds and
MSdisun-ay Please send no Ho"crs
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MR.. SEYMOUR DECLINES SOME MORE.
III. LafLer 10 ne HllLnort Il nLbasaaaOTa.

GENTLEMEN: l have received your letter IN
regard 10 ponJcu affairs. While am galned with tie
good Will coua expressed By you ana by those
Won REPRESENT. cannot be candidate IOr nomination
nv the Democratic state Convention Tor me once Oh
Governor. While there many objections II Ay nina
SUCH there one fact W1Icn puts III ou J the
question Even in the improbable event Oh uhl Gus
nomination could not accept 90, as my impaired LcaltA
makes 10 impossible 10 perform the dues OF any
official position continue o take an active part IN
pulc affairs. regret that fears are Iet Dy any hat
cuutrOyersle viii disturb the ,tOn or the Democratic
party and peril It's success. trust That the delegates
10 tie convention representing more than haf mlhon
OF vot r. and iAeIr varied interests Ia every town,
county ana district the state, viii lay aside al pas
sons aud predJudIces and by discreet acton secure a
control which think 'arly belongs To the pdrty-ha1
tuev will not sacrifice the rights OF many 20 the interests
and passions few. wise poncy i demanded lot
Ouv by party interests, but by higher considerations
Political ORGANIZATIONS involve many grave duties ANA
relationships ctZeas 10 oar system OF government
They are ne OutgrOWth ~ It's genus ana arc essential
IN III success They the American people ntO IL
Visions that lead discussions ana keep awe lute
gepce about all things which concern the general Wei
fare IL s public misfortune When personal passions
or interests IN either OF the great parties turn attention
from questions OF general Importance. Al no time ~
tho history OF our country mas there been greater need
OF caim thoughtful and pntrtuc action to arrest INC
dangers or sectional passions In view OF the serious
quest.ous which occupy tho puoho mind more the
fears you express that controversies Will Orus teItA
10 tne Democratic party Will prove unt0unded.
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VlRDS ST4TCE or GENERAL THON4S.

The nlaster model Of Mr. Quincy Wards
o.,estriau statue Of General George II. Thomas. in
sS In he cast in bronze and upa in the city OF
yysbnrton Is now comp cted and has been shown by
the scupor 10 the press to his Own friends and TO GER
t,in Army officers and friends OF the late Hlusuous
General before beginning the work Of taking l. TO pieces
and nreparing II Tor the operation OF casting
The attitude chosen by sculptor for the horse and
, rder s remarkable alike FOR its novelty and its dg
rt,v No particular incident ia intended 10 be repre-
td ar even suggested and while the composition Is
pieturesque and animated TO An uncommon degree
bre il nothing theatrical In It. it is clean from all pre-
tenuousn.ss or striving for effect Very ie" modern
statues equal this OF General lhoHiAs' III llS unity
h., loryeness OF feeling, ana its expressiveness,
Mr. Ward has learned that General Ihomas was hol
ticnlariy good horseman he took no great pleasure
mn riding, either al exercise or AS an aHuSeiheh
md rhoub not careless his beasts accoutrements he
was someyhat indifferent 10 their appearance 30 lnA'
m mad good horse we'll equipped he was content and
unlsss there WAS need lie seldom rode hsIef IhAh
g., with this in mind the sculptor felt himself at Id
-, In choose An action tna should be unconventional,
npsual even in Of this nature. and tbat should
mako n. think more OF the man and MS character than
- tina difficulties overcome I'm technical treatment The
General I'm accommodating the position OF the enemy mas
.en nj. horse over the ground between and brought
h,r n n stand on the summit OF gently rising ridge
m holds ths reins lightly in his left hand and warmed
,v IN, brisk exercise has removed his has ana
,a n In bi, right hand, the hanging straight at
~. side His forward calm but eager gaze Is directed
ard the right 80 that his body is gently swayed IN
h dr,ction aud the horse excited by the stop and by
an, new horizon snuifs the with EDlifted head aud
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sgnopsis FOR the past hours.

WAsfIyGroS, May 3. a. m.-The barOm-
eter has fallen but risen again III the Middle Atlantic
States and risen slightly III New-England and the
Lower Lake region Ii is high III Tennessee and highest
on the California Coast In extensive depression has
moved soutbeastwsrd and is apparently central in
Dakota and Nebraska. warmer southeast winds and
partly cloudy weather prevail in Manitoba tho Missouri
ana Upper MsslHrIppi Valleys colder north and west
winds anu clear weather prevail IN tho Atlantic states,
except cloudy in Northern New-England. Rising ba-
rometcr prevailed the Pacific Coast, with wes.-
erly winds aud clear weather IN CafOuxa, but rain in
Oregon ana Washington Territory.
IndleGu0nS
For the Middle Atlantic States stationary pressure
and temperature northwest 10 southwest winds, clear
or partiy cloudy weather.
For Newkn gland Isu. barometer, cooler north west,
backing to warmer southwest winds, partly cloudy
weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. Walack will leave tho city, for his
Western tour. to-day.
There will be a matinee of Aftermath at
The Madison Square Theatre this afternoon with the
price. at - popular" rates. 80 and 70 CENTS
This afternoon and tonight the last two
performances at The Park Theatre Of Engaged" VIII
take place On Monday Mile. Aimee vii appear IN " Ir
po,lt Duo at this theatre with the troupe now playing
Booths.
This evening there will be concert at
stenway Hall for benefit OF the szeEedin sufferers
which viii possess unusual attractiyeDess DIR. VIII
belr,t DR. Damrosch. Mr.. Rummel, Alss Henne, Mrs.
Granger Dow, Mr.. STEMS anu the NeW-AOtA EAl4A"I-
monte cub viii all lake part N II.
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Fussel.'s lee Cream, = per Gallon.
see adv't inside.
NIRKLED.

BELL-KANE-Ou Wednesday, April 80, at Grace church.
bv Henry Potter. D. d., Walton Z. B0it 20 Mea
BrevoOrt daughter OF the late Pierre c. Kane.
CLOCK-WEED-I this city March -. by the Rev. william
LLOYD Mr. Clock 70 Mss Mary Weed, both OF FAR
field County, Conn.
GOULD-BUTTs-In Brooklyn. wednesday. April 80. az
the residence tie brides parents by the Rev. Z. =
storfs D. D. J. AFRO Could Of Rutland, VI, 10 Lillian,
daughter Of +. J.. Butts.
SNITH-STEELE-Ou Tuesday evening April %, 1879. az
the Rutgers Presbyterian church. bY The Rev. y ". Cnk-
ling d. D. Charles Robinson Smith and JEANNE Porter
steele granddaughter OF tho late DR.. Francis l. Harris OF
city.
vERDI-MINTUR,r-A New Rrunswlri. Y. +, We'd
nesiav ApriI 80 by Right E0ratiO ~0uthgate,
ID D. Giro Verdi ~ D.. and Caroline daughter Oh the
late William II. Minturn.
Observation-Disclosures Grace Church. Orange y. T.,
on "wednesday April So by the Rev. W. i. dd0ck d. D.
Rector ~ Andrews Philadelphia, assisted hy the Rev.
schuyler D. De- Rec or 81 the parish ana the Rev lmes
A williams D d.. Rector OF Il. MARKS orange, Daniel
Rabbit Vermliye and Mary Coruelia Homes
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TIE wILHELMJ CHAMBER CONCERTS.

The third of the Chamber Concerts by Mr.
Wilhelm and mis- associates was given last night at
stenway Hail. in the presence Of very large audience
beautiful string quartet OF syendsens, in A minor
s the first piece the programme and IN this We mad
the most satisfactory performance OF the evening. the
roarye Ions quality OF Mr. Wilhemjs Tone the clearness
oil Ms phrasng and the perfection Of his taste shining
forth with sDendor while Mes4rs, Damrosch, sehwarz
and Bercner with their fine artistic feeling contributed
~ srpooth ensemble. The second movement especially
"A charming Andautin0-sh0wed us rare example OF
quartet playing. Later Air Wilhemj gave. with Nine
Carreno the Theme variations from the kreutzer
Sonata IN place Of the Bach chaconne which had
been announced; and the concert closed with a Men
de ssohn Trio GO minor, played by Messrs Wilhelm
and Bergner aud Nine. Carrco ana marred by the Ioud
and ndeHcate pia1o The lady also contributed
Chopin Ballade (she banged ~, md sig Tagapietri
auz differently and much. IL must be confessed that
there was mixture Of Che excellent and lAg common
Mace IN rnis concert WhelnU "a great that al VINO
really enjoy and understand him become lutoelAuJ Oh
fhe tnurrfcctions OF others when Ee ~ present -.
A noble programme Is offered for the next ana lasV
concert 0f the series-Bey thOyens quartet IN, \
minor Oprs 1872 the Bach chacOnne ana Mende4s-
sOnn quartet. Miss Drasdn Will Do the VoeaIls"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
PrBLLC OPINION.

Rise M. Senator David Davis. NOw's your
time Another dose of soothing syrup for the democrat
lied Democlacy.-lSyracuse Journal tRep)
When the country comes to elect a Presl-
dent urxf wear ~ will look back tus nom ani DE
warned against putting Democrat N the White House.
-lAlbany Evening Journal RepJ
Whatever the President and the leaders Of
his ,rtv NAV do tr Democratic representatives of the
people ~ Congress must stand firm. They were chosen
10 m III lup i ut The people AID their duty is onward
They nave the nr their and the people 40 tICr
bach Rochester Union and Advertiser (Denl
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patient for time, and after they heard that fresh
barrel had been tapped, they were cheerful. But
delay has soured them and they in a mood now
to demand higher prioe for submission. OF course
the agent will succeed He has his arguments about
the importance of the vote of New-YOrk well in
hand, and he has his other Inducements well III
pocket also Ii will be interesting to watch and
see the calm. sweet way in which n conviction of
the imperative necessity of nominating lilden
again viii creep over tine pages of tine Southern
journals. The baI'l is mighty Tor Reform, and VIII
nreyaIl
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GEORGE PUTSAAI,- sons.

Honest Money and Labor. An essay by the Hon. Carl
SchuTz. % ceats
The Life OF Louis Adolphe Theirs. ~ FranC0s Le COZ
Theodore A. VI. octave
tralt steel and Illustrations. - %
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CAUTION 10 THE GRANT ToorERs.

If the men VINO are running the GRANT ma
chine will good aCyIce. tAcy VIII abandon me snow
business. Grant brass bands, fireworks
and uuTIahs. Tie writer accompanied the General,
with W. II. Vanderbilt, ON the morning " the fth oi
JuIy 1860 10 Albany the occasion oil he preseEti-
rs OF tAc vasJIs reg ments OF Ihe STATE
at Albany. could not be- induce at any OF the s't-
lions on the road ami accept tue homage or
the people gathered 10 him. He preferred quiet
and cigar % the AMI enthusiasm. lie has AGd a
slrfeit OF free lunches and lurrdLs.
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THAT STIFF ABOUT MILITARY INTERFERENCE.
Erola ne ALbanu Lglnln1 journal lRepJ

A simple consideration OF pam historical
farrs eXt noses the II the Democratic OuCry
about military interference and points TO the true char
acter Of the Democratic DIES. gus lue Democratic yry
mas captured every southern state. IL has secured
eral of chem the teeth Of clear Repub lean majOrty
IL holds them ia IA g1p which cannot DE thrown on.
In fact Is paIDablc and the method ls equally matter
oil history. Tuls result has VIGOROUSLY been accom-
iisheu 6v force aud fraud Wine the Demo- rate party
ia, been hos ing itself lOarsc about military uerier
eurr there has been interference when has saved
the ius rights and fair OF actual Republican ma
or-s OF the Southern states or INSTRUCTED the
Democracy III crushing cut al opposition
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Unless the Democrats were prepared Tor tllls,
their opponents were tAcre was little political fore
sight III going into the contest To march 20 the rrrnoW,
or TO matt is TO place the Democratic party before tie
country The attn ude Of big bully VINO runs away as
soon AZ he finds the mas been threatening
will not The south did not banker after bitter pohl-
cal struggle the Southern Representatives. II Con-
gress asseuted 20 what proposed in caucus and
aYOWed their determination not 20 yield an incb. Wnen
they find, 4 they do that they have made mistake,
and that they nave stomach Aght, they VIII be
told very plainly upon them the responsibility
Tor whatever harm may come 10 the people.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
A VAST sTOREHOUsE OF WEALTH.

Mr. Frank s. Winchester of No. 36 John
ST. SAYS that Monitor. Alpine County California, Is a
vast siOohouse of wealth in gold and silver. and pre-
sent one finest fields for profitable investment
OF capifal Mr. Winchester has recently obtained pat
en- from the United states for extensive and yalua-
bic nine in Monitor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
TIE RrRNING or A PAPER VIII.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 2.-D. d. Warren's
paper nil az Bondville burned Thursday night;
loss 900; insurance, $1,000. It viii not be rebuilt