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ADRIAN INSTITUTE, Iselm, n. j.. Semi
" mary young aais rpous eYeaDtr %, 1919 send
foi circulars, I- a. MATTHEWS aLI 10 T.. bACiLEk PIN
brooks Seminary iuryouug aides, PO'keepsie,
DNT.re0ufLs sept -. For ulTtcu rs addre, Ia White.
DINGHAMTON LADIES' COLLEGE, aud
40 College Of Music and of!tory opens sepember u.
Rev Il. a. PATERSON. 4. f., President BiughamtOu,
BrOOmo County. y. y.
DISHOPIHORPE. A boarding school for
ID girls Bethlehem Penn; school year gins September
IL 1875 number " scholars limited For circulars ADDRESS
Miss FANNY j. WALSH PrlnCIpaL
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-21
snsIrucIloH.
OHARLTER TNSTITUTE
HENRY GREYILLE'S NEW BOOK.
CHEAP EDITION FOR THE MILLION.

CHARLIER INSTITUTE
- On CENTRAL PARK, New.YOrk CITY,
Tor and Young z o. Prepares them for
Colleges ScieutnC sch West Point Naval Academy,
END French German; spanish spoken ana taught
th0r0ugly building erected puTpOseY model
lind. The Prospectus contains lu details Twenty -1h
year will begin On Scptcui en- 49, next.
Professor Ellie CHARLIER. Director.
DR.J SACHS CLASSICAL ENGLISH and
II GERMAN SCHOOL. 12l West 49tlst, reoDens sep
temDsr 10.
HELLENIC INSTITUTE, ,4S1 Broadway
Z (reOpens September 25l T. r. IIIA4ENls. Pb d..
Principal Pupils prepared thoroughly for college ana IN
: schools For
ioeGes address the Principal August % Fair Point,
Chaufauqua. New 4 ork
TOHN MACMULLEN'S SCHOOL, 1,214
~ Broadway reOpeus september 10. Carpentry. Latin
Conversation. stll-GOvernment Gymnastics
T H. MORSES CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
~. SCHOOL 267 Broadway, viii reopen septem6er %.
Gymnasium and Drawing tree. Circulars 81 PUIAAM5
BOOKSTORE. lS2 5tltaye.
, 1879-04-30
TIE VETO MESSAGE,

A REPLY TO CERTAIN DEMocltATtC THnEAT1.
WAsnINGToN, D. G., April ay.-'rhc following
is thu message Of tho prcsldcn: Of the United
States OF, returning to tl1r House Of Ruprescnta-
tivcs tic hill entitled 'An act making npnro-
prlations for tho support ot the army for the
fiscal year ending Juns 30, 1850, unl for other
purDuscs":
mnturely considered the Important questions
presented by tho bill entitled "Ai act tuaklnE
appropriations for tie support q thc nrmy for
tho iiacal year ending Junc ~, l8so, AM for
House oi Representatives, In which It orig
Inntctl, with my objections IT, its approval.
Till Ill, provides ii TIN usual form for thu
appropriations required for the support Of thu
arM} 'lnrlnE tue mkt fiscal yenr; IL T. con.
psnmpt approval. It includes, however, further
legislation. which, attached rs It 10 to nppro-
priattt,na which Are reQutsitt for tho efficient
performance OF some ol i't most necessary dll:
Jus ot tile Government. Involves questions Of
thu Ernyest character.
TIE s1xTIt SECTION or THE HILL
t* nmenlatory OF Btntute now in force in re.
gartl to tic authority Of pcrsnnt IN tue civlf,
Infttnry. nNl ilasai service Of the United sntes
anil is held IN any Stair. This statute was
adopted Feb. rs, lbe', nftcr protracted debate
III the Scnato, and almost without opposition III
the Housed Ut REPRESENTATIVES, by the concurrent
FotCS " polH VI t!sc teauI'E roi!t4Sal paTteh y!
the country AMI becat'lo III" ~ tue approsa' o1
ffes'usnt ~ E'ue9Hs. ,o,o. -, ,,, ~ ,,.o,
~, o1,.r rr.,n in ~. 'v,I ,niiitnr~ nr ,,avai
y. ..t' ~ III Iirrt"a ~ ,rhn orjcrs hrjn1s
" -. h"s s"s ,,n'1ar hi. "t or ri M
tr0ous or asIlel nun ut nlly rlnce where gen
rrai or ecclal election IL held In any State unless
~ ~ 10 Jv,.f stasss' or ~ Eenn ,unca NJ t'c
~ nn,,s M s1aii In finri mt mara ttan sSoU mi
rTs, s.,,.,..,1,nn, ~ hor1 iot,r M I.ss +h"r
s.es hru ,mnsx ,r o1a ~ tna, iva ycars was
rn.,,,r,s ~ iii IN ti,c iirvi.cd Statistics ~
ei'iets H. Iint,a', s.otns :" NV A's'''e'
"r,.aoI T., .; ,iii'n-v ~ av.i
oua W. t 'i.a1 s,"t -. .n"ii .r,,- ~ hrI,r
,,svo .o ,nanr h,s ent"ri,r nr rnnt,r
nsv NJ nr orrrd ,nen At ihs arc where any
~. "a .nari., .,nttnn Ia hc IN nuv Stot
gen1sa M IN np ~, rcnc ~ ' or,,.sa ~ ~, n,o'nic.
~ ,i'' ,t. -. S,st"s ~ -, L".n I'm csrt. NJ n
y. LII. n.I i "ut'" e'"'s" " ~ "esF ''o ~ viz
T,lK AMENDMENT PROPOSED
In This ut tntute In the bill before INC onlits from
I'M il nj iiI, furrgt,I,,E scetIu,Is ,ha words or to
Ecr,, lin, ,,rarr ii thc pls,n Tie effect Of thu
"fintttI ri ti.Is atuc,lu,et rpoy hc considered
trst. unun lie right OF The limited States
j;oycruiurnt to usr military force to keep pcuce
et ncr;i,mls fur tnr,1,bers of Congress; at, srg-
and. ,nnn t,,r right nf The Government BY civil
antI,arttv to nr.,tact tnpsu ricrt!opa from yio.
s,,me ,n', frmItf'
H. s,iitin,, Ia thc sect1ons nj thc statuts
.,,nao .,,t,,sJ +in fnitowfnt, nrnv!sinns ri ths
iaw ro]atiN, 10
r,,~ ,.., ,r rur >,,,, ,,r.nv povx.
1nh 1sn @ W ins ~ ,''!.'. a''.'.N"' ''"A"
NJ e,ect''S ~ Mtc ~" ss i. autsI: w :. =,
the unstea nssrs sna,i h.esens " a' r, VI ~.
teHEt ~ pIFAttiHd vi ~, ~ FaoeiasHnt't ol"Hit
, 1879-04-30
WASHINGTON.
The Veto Snub, and How
1t Is Generally Re-
ceived.
Republicans Unanimous in
Commenting the Entire
Document.
It Serves TO Close Tn Many
Long.Existing Dreaclles in
Party Ranks,
And Oonvinces the Minority that
They Have q Friend at
Court.
Generalization Already Show.
ing Itself Among the
Democrats.
Many OF Them Still Talk Fight,
but Mean Eventual Sur
render.
Southern Men Beginning to Com
prchend the Situation,
And Will Be Sure to Back Out Before
the Mud Is Too Deep.
UNSIGNED,
c0N6nE5sMET A0REHAB1Y DISAPPOINTED.
Eptrfnt )tspdtth to The Tribune.

~, Spffaa' Dfpa1e" 70 - re e |F'nant"
""shlHoloH' - ~ Apt" "''-'"eFc ~ nu'
uno nola.on an'o''1 nepao'eu''' III 'ea'" " LIS
tscs'uents messass' ~ ID cotosAe"oeu Us
"af"'s " l,'oso III t.'e ps''t "''o nasu 'u'e"-
tolo upposee n'''. 30 " u'' ~
H"'sea to' 4ee c.ea'n,n' "'''i a''' 'ot
~ u.eot'pto't!s'"' "e4e"s' ~ 'ne po"c1s W
t.ie 4,at'o"a. H. oo'einuie"t .''o t"oe" u '''c
HA..ute, ."e pa1ts ~ eonstess nun pt'"
e'''u's u'''le" ''u''' Liz ''sst vi 's'c peoa"E
lssu's' puI Ias e1'o.s aau' -. ts,1au pna'se's
nm p"''e'Pa's" ~ nos. ~ A'ePao.ieA.'a ".,a
'., nc"osia,h ~ sns' u"uo. ." ."e lss'uents
oos't'o' nas nau eo"h.ucinp'e e,,ee., anu u sooa
,'Arf no'uut'eas eous't.usa ~ .he 'as1 n,ousnl
~ ieas NV if'o'oe"t "o"o '''' 'e'''' A''a '''ie'
eEa wv va.
oa sooH1s. sunal Mop'f'eAl1oss
as wou'u aloFu NV De'''oefa.s e'Ie 11eaps VI
iett''s w u '"e'F sSshpc s "An'u1 s'''fe!'ocf.
!,s Ut naskns uut 1"e 'htl'n"to llenas Q!
.h' tlceutht ',asu Anv"u ,1ost lhc ''fst ,Aat
ue tApsessso3 .. 'lieae uoapts u'a esoss mus.
.,ee :" t''e 'ost"s'f u'u LIN l'o' ''e 'ior1e"s
o'e e'".ac.et VI tie 1ce's!a'so!l "nc'l 'nc Det''
oeFa,h !''t,' "ce'"eu u atlaeh u 'ho Appso"1m-
.on p''s SecAne kho"n l's OWN pos',1o' "as
tahe as' m'u''.sa'''sa '1fuus"on'' ht'" u IL nut
!uht !" 'ho ttes.aen' 10 Se''e"t ",at uas ncfct"'
io.e assu'' 'ea-'hat u" ~ upe"in. u u'e W.
uate W ttso nsn5 ~. '',o ltcs'as't "@S s'so
,aoic "se'uea u" u 'oe e''1'sc WHICH "'e nenno-
e''a s,'aia pu'sa, t'u" e'''''u "4io a'o sa.o
oeeh ""uts 'sa'se" ~ 9''o p"''5 pteos io' tnc's
eiI,.i u, ",.'i piu'ounueo sis"o'
A''t'"s ''sl"o'ea'' ~ " o''o niiht' !'aa VII
pe''a''s Huea'4o," t1e's ~ ~ ''sS'o'' 'hto ~ Ma'
''tst.atlo'' a"u all'4sultl"'s'rat'oh l'ict'' luz
hspuoneans ieel ''sehbelses 70 oe tae masters
oi t'!e s1ua''ot', anu tnat 'aey naVo o1i45 70
, 1879-04-30
i.EAntNa WESTERN LAWYERS. ......~~
NORTHWEST BAR ASSOCIATION.
l'wseF ASr efa %ef n"

i. ...oct,t;on Of Lawyers. 10 which snembt''h1pt
,7oyA -rhoensz' '"t'wS2Epn wE c9uf;fys T. ff;fy%scocK.
Prescott. ynvapsi County. u,,stt 4 WELLS.
CITY, rfeTa}H;, S}Es,}S {SaStf it fSranrxY,
peu1c'. Ar.pa''oe c%SHw"tf}I c%Swt}I.H. su17n & MACON.
Georgetown, Clear Creek G9inat(ii GG99iiTat(iis MITCHELL,
korA ;ts STstfife Il. MsGGfc4lEx. Gesai
y.ux,on, Yankton County. y n s.,r,,
.ifo'e0"''''' ltAssErT d WHARTON.
B1oam''stoa' H'1e'' IShiI.DoN I%ShEiI.DoN d McSutrA.
Canton, Fulton County. r, NAM
c.rr'. While eo"o''' ". II. JOHNSON.
ctasle,ton, colea County. y.r,rr,1s L. r,crt,,r
chicago. Cook County. strRps,, 4 WITHIN.
peeasas' "as'' ~'"1'" ". G. johns.
Geuess' haa' @'"'''' j. II. atArD0nE.
nlsI'oorourh' Montgomery county, c. ". BLISS.
Jael'9s1ilg!ts;' 9s1ilg!t;iS SSSef@a @iifTJcE sL1prINcoTr
lerfe''l''s' jersey .o"ti&&o tui&&oRaE ". IiERpMAN.
L'neoln' Logan e''"''' uorL1r 4 sToKRs.
Isr'hs''' .'a'A ~'A.''' ii. 0uLpKN.
Monmouth w'Fs9g2k Fssgk@ SGaR'5y sI'Yy. PHELPS = ou1sn
Monticello. ftatt CoulIty' ,onur . ,,,rsros,
aorr''' asanu' ~'""''' J.N. HEADING.
,,o,r,sou, wh!seside County. ..,,, ,,>.,
oaus"ka' ie'"e''01 ~'1 sis1rsoS d buff.
orseo'' os'e eou'''' Eff. BUTCHER
ot,sr4, LssaIIe County. -, ,,,,,.,,,,,,
r.1tou, FoE1 County.
Pef'"' 'ai'"S'' ~'N'' ABB. sAwYER.
leo''' ! e'''" eC Ci:ArTy nRos. 4 ULKlcft
Petershurgh. hfcnhrd County:,. II, ,.,xrr,rv
''''enes'' 1'A' o rnos. woRTltiNoToN.
e"ns'' A''m' 'o'Iis;o Iriist;oorr d RICHARDSON.
Rockford, Ninatbago County. =, ,,,
sael''''''e' o'e'' Tiit'isSroN d ItAslLIN.
fp''n*as'a' sa'sa'o'' fsaHs,is fMTf5s d lAsrluEn.
suliyan. Mou!srIe County. , ,,,>, - ,,,,.n>,,,
t1camorc. DeEalb County; .,,.,,c
7u'so'a' po'7M'HS 7M'HSGGfsHHhA!YKsoN GfHhA!YKs q MACPHERSON.
e''@''' ""A'". N. ". MATHEWS.
'enoa"'' f"''''0 s'"J i. r. VAN DoRsroN.
syatscka, 1roouols County.
pl"s"-"'o'on' 'o''' e'"''' THos. II. EEl.Ls.
cF'*ford'''e' Montgomery ycias' GGasty Il. TRAVIS.
Grown ro1nt Lake County. ,,,,,o ,
'''' " ''''' @''>A N' i,onEnr SITUATION.
t0"'S'' ~ MENrgCK T. TRAVIS.
Frankfort. Clinton County, ..,...,...
EkAfHAUGH d IlGlNEOTiiA4I+
''4AN'' '"~ WILSON 4 DAVIS.
A"A''<' - jJsEr1f z. SCOTT.
'A"'A"''o<' '.' wM. WALLACE.
'''>""'' '''"'N" ~' E.o'nls1ES.
''D'" 'eA' ''' '''sp" Iii L.1Sjcclus HUBBARD.
.''' ". Ii. y. ByruEIs.
'' '' ~ N. c. HuSTEr. Jlt.
''''N0' ~''N' o T. ]. MEnn1FIELp.
Dallas County.
Anannosa, 1ones County. .
noouc. D0ono County. ..,.--.'.
,..,,.,.. n..,,.,.. 1s1Tc1iEY & Gl'EES.
'''"As''D' ''''A'"s' e'"a.sLL MAsLL 4 BALDWIN.
,'.'''" ~'' ' 0EollGl: n. CRAIG.
esdas s1ap!d', Linn coun!y. ,,,>,,,, . sn ,o,,,,
'''s' 0A''o>es o"D' EUGENE cowLEs
Council nlu1s. Potsawattamip CoiltY.
cstseo, Howard County.
. go. rNlTEIssoN, GIBSON 4 uIsII.
n.,a..,, w'a...,,s,. l!l.owN & CAMPBELL.
L. L. COOLEY.
Eelh! Delaware County.
, 1879-04-30

lo"A-,f'H''l'to~n. Marshall csq.'}; sHN}};s 1rvxRr
menssun' ,'1s rsris,|S:k ss;s.y! nonfs K1x
Mount Pleasant 1Irnry conn,Y ~ .un,.rn y
Atutcat'no. Muscatlnc County y;xr.x.,.1xr
Nerada. Storey County. ,,n.,,,,,.n,,,,~
., w." "'''''''' s'''-e'A" lillian SHAVER
S' ".''s. o1'"''' sAEKEY 4 COOK.
L. 8. BUTLER
onawn City Monons County. ,,,.
BROWN d BISHOP
~~ ~s'' N. l.. TEMPLE
a....~'" - sEEvHiss 4 MALCOLM
MILLER MrNAnp.
.. Hook Hands. Lyon County.
~'' cifAsE 4 TAYLOR.
JOHN N. NE1MAN.
.. ~ sTt.unIE T. E1sNE.
r,-...,.- ,,.~,,,...,. nil.cl1n1sT Il I1AlSEs
N' 1EunoE onpwAY.
'Etnteuct. hnd!son County.
KANsAs-Astcne' nsk'"'oG, GS!!n,T t;;H n,r,cr
Aichison. Aichsoh Cnnnty,
1,urngame, otaso County.
Council urove. Morris conn,y; " .
rldurado. Butter COUNTY - ,,,...,., ,...s.r'
whi, II. poDoK,
oss's'a'1'e' ' ''"'so'"e'' ''fatks; 'baAtks;lEL GRASS.
,......,,'.,, ..,.sa.a.,I SAMUEL n. R1uos.
.~~' e"' ,.,"n'. .'a~ " II. oR1swuLp.
Hcneca, Scncha County.
IElK. IRAN T. JOHNSON.
j. NJ. NALDEnsToN.
Detroit, wnyne County. ,......,, ,,,,,.-,
urantl Rapids Kent County. -....
11ouRhon. lionghton Comfy, <,,,.nna,,,,<,,.
ltlrcmnE. Marquette County.
JOHN u. CoSELr.
GEO. N. BUCK.
"'' ~ .sTKfiiESs0S& hcLAuanLlS.
IRA r. RANDALL.
Observation-Disclosures ch''RsxxRs RHxRs EHsain'S KILLER
Eorshhnld. Kicc countr:, ~ ,,,>,o ,,,,,,,,,,r -
0watonna, slcelc County, "-....
nESnT II. WELLS.
'''~' j. si. GILMAN.
"lssou'I-ca''''so'''' Livingston seoIrSsyx soS u. porp.
hansns CITY, Jackson Connts.,r ,., ,,.~ .-,.,,
,,...., ru... ,, ". ". VAN hhSS'
q. ,o,,. 6. o,,. cn.,n,,, Taos' E. Tu'SEf.
,,,xr nnuAn;iiEhia ; L. ShAlnh@Eh M g. u !thhlJhsLEts.
slONTASATEls.-fur urt ucnten.. Ehotgau G0nnt}; y.
x,u.u,u ,,. ,,..u.uu JtiilN j. DoNHELLi'
.,s.s' ka'A ~.'' ''@s's0" eoaA.i E. cAlLAwA1.
NEBlIAskA-Altion. 1'oonc c1nnt>X:: :, c,vrp,,v
,ou..,ao CLARK q CoSNELLf.
As"F'a@~s o"@N ~""'A'1" 4
,.,o,., ,u. ,,.... r,,. HALE . McE"ES.
r.,. c..s y,,,o,., cTl!ONAs Tl!ONAs L. dA1FFf.
,.,,,,.,., lsIIAA HEASIs
HcneSh. f1'lH'o1o eounts' !, II 11rrs
Grand t,,,,u1, t1n,I f.ouu+y. ~ u A4NIS'
HEBRON Ihascf InaatS' ,,,vpp :, rrorr
rt.., r..,..t r..,.... oAAFE1 H. stoi4'
A'aeo'n+ ''H'eas'cf eo'"" # Ar,yf,nr, T. aur-
II. l.. MAYWAR
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

and r. r. Goshorr. ~ II s'cek tn~ general reception
hsle1 'ud lasted Tor hour au salf during vnich
y-si h"1ss we're rresented 10 IN PRESIDENT ana Mrs.
Al o'clock. the Distinguished took their places
"a tie procession which unG, the direction OF Cole
nr Leopold Ilrsbrrit. ~ Ire iacsRaI TOsksbldH.
rrnld mrr-hel TIE prccrsslon was unusually prompt
n starring. ThrGugh0nt tue Inc of march ali the streets
cr1Vded win people aud the windows we'll filed
vifh sZ.t-.~ssf. The inulfiudr wac simply immense
Pre-.aeui .nd dsiin guIshed guests, an
- whom were heartily clrrrrd a'.aS the route. Toe
lrcr ~ ii.-,l Ii Vipc-ts a. rho Exnasifior baild
M. A Il ses aad tVo Luuirrd ladies' reviewed the
Agrlr'ngai ife Txr0..linn building the Presidential
iariy Nis escorted o. places the sta-c, where tile
inrnini opruiL- ceremonies took place.
Governor Ri-hop ado hr opening address President
Ienl-tor. Of the position Board. followed. In TIE
DE refrrk d. ne recalled tne Incident What fle
Governor o Oin o Open ri the frsi Cincinnati Exr
-lrn SOS 4 ldl-s tl- ,pcuuE 0i -, -N aft- - lff-
t r' of DE United states. lie paid touching tribute
,o eGneu X -pr.- ger io IS -ose gencl -g the ciy
if-'f indebted i1r -ne permanent baIdlnss Tor tue
Exposition.
rr-d,a Hayes tlon pouaed 10 III. P,aIietoa as
ilf Pf iGeu'he seventh Cincinnati iacustrai Expo
si'on icG s most aG1pcIos period in TIE c1Til.rr
ria 1.-rsls of arr cornfrv Ihr great ri-ress q. pr
SION. Nhieh ie we'd the financial rss of ls7J cus'r
nen' PED an--npfcy. o. ai iart bern ccc'' '-rd ii
tending p. e't.j Diic'l ~ rrf in sfry. VITA I'D i
-4' ,sns,i ca1 made it-adicr ar currency. rEl, d
WORTH i,s ,e ~ tle mark % ~ rne world visa ias
Hca' ho 'r- ltfI'nt 'ii ,.llIi.l rT au uncertain
aHo nur ''' lg s'a'alf; ".t credit vh,n aeco''.nF
t' i'.ni,i Wooster ,As ,i,ai 81 cf moi'sl CON
.. &C.. '1i"a a'i Ssh. i- ''-. VIA eel
t'. -i'i- 'ni eonti'n'' shaved ark ~ IL rili
rr..-'. B., o." sH-.n.-a 4aaH aai r 'o'
..nn,.r; ii asri-nlinrA 90 ia r."ii''.
f'..D'N. -ni .-ily s"etbs o., i",l &c.
"a. t'. in for -u cr'i -'.a fo sa estsnt new .n
hel'ie; rit1 NeuoulI huracn. u- Icrt aao ai.l-
g.. 1s,o4.A- very yrrl let. fnsalf fo ;'ll.. aad
ca'frf vi'a u.r cuugiry r..lfsinas iouol h.r rli
r -Lols Win Alls.-f; PEG Il'r. tdrif-.
ilt nll.' cltf,4 ard me wo4stn-i.'l e. 'ne'll-t
.',, w. pc ''s'' Hs''h w.. , ~ sh.H - VT, ~ .,,
a',d be- ins'~artei v This great fxh nston We 'haH
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11


THE MARYLAND GREENBACK PARTY.
CONVENTION or IgiHrY-rwo DZLEGiTss-isow-
ARD MskKs NOMINATED FOR GovERSOg-THR
STATE COMMITTEE TO Pill orr THB TICKET.
BALrrNORF Sept. 10.-A State Convention
OF the Grreubac.IiDOr p.rtI-csed. u 10 sad, d. tie
instance ~ 2. F. D,~oes. CHAIRMAN or tne National
executive Green Labor COunifeoa--enDled this
afternoon a the headquarters OF tAe parry. small
room, on HsMday-sr o. the tveary-Ihree counties IL
the Htate nine repre-. ntod oy thlr'y.To cei'-
gates seven counties delegate each. tive cotn-
les cent three 6reg AreH each. and Baltimore City sent
u peteeu GeI-gg-- JoEn Heno .sY. Or AIes.Gy County
l-es ied and CEnFles Is. Calvert. ~ Prince Georges
County va. secretary. The usual Committee. on Gre
d-nri-@ R-.oluuoLs etc, were apo bod, And during
tner deliberations mr.. De~ees road long speech. CIV
ns alstory II the Gresuback parry IL PennsJ ~ aa4a
ana other stsrea of the Union.
The COMMITTEE on Ke.oiuruns reported platform
which was adopted ~ acciaElation 10 erbode- me
re.oufors OF previous Gre-ubsek platforms ~ -.rc
- National paper money and It, substitution FOR Va.
tioual bank notes IL declares that tsse should De
,raduated income-tax that pOstmasters should be
elected oy inc PEE pie THAT Congress should establish
LABOR bureau OF statistics IN every state that no
more uubl!c lands should be- dlrposcd OF eI-
cept to actual settlrlsi that there should be
land umlL.t ons, and tAat lands granted fo cor
porai,ns ihaI L.te NOT I-.-lfu tI,i 1''' @ l'-.,s
should reTo.t 10 the Government: that e-sht A'lis
snou.d constitute cgti days WotAi lAAs no 'ircr'
D. yrnptrfy. whether iu stock, Dnnls Or etA'f"'f,
s.o. be exempt ifH fnZatpni thft me 1oT-rrneft
sEoult rly perform s pledges m.do fo ne LuDn
i. I rs I Tie tfUt Off enlistment, rlff emmy fAit fAf
receive 100 ecre o, land iu i.e aimte oA LtlnE 'i-
cua-grh ana an -rnir.De payment per month % eac
.ud.er; auu l i1l sl1 AZ De- rls.@t 10 'Ae ONCE
pi Pgcsllon. VI TIC lLued -aes fr Two eol-'tH.l'o
I frrus
In regard 20 state mcasufes tie platform demands
el- Il Ia 'nu uu the rrn-le-t iiutrt
rru ana olurr sanitary regulations fur Al f4cfufDH
rfr urnh..rion uI the l.nyMent OF ch4drfn nultl
tga'Fc ,ra.. ar aze f-cfui-s Ambition of tie cnn
rraft u.rem ~ convict l4,r inject abolition r
l unnecessary office provision fur righl U- r.
/ d-uDrsn for I've years after tna foreclosure
/ of morfglzrs, rLe ahe itlua or dlsrralnt io
/ rent: ihat iallirasAler in gfire De mrae
! felony and faulsIel such; al-lf.nchl>f
/ tn-.t ~ ant QrTauu Purchasing or Offering go oar
.ha.s . vote 0r wlf shall iltiniltc voters rArl4r q
fi.n nI hcueAfrad fhr y14Gr of r..utO,
rf ffr rrl.sflsf.ru irh r.rct.un laws tir state
I Howard tirtks s. N.rt county, We. urnfu1f-f ff
Governor. AID tlt Elrcut4vO Committee artltl
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
rHE RIlLG0ID INQUIRE.

,,a. MARCY ry4NINED-rHE SPECIAL RATE OURS
TlOS.
ArpAvr, Sept. 1O.-Ihe second session of
tho su0-C Committee the Railroad Investigation was
held this morning. Al members OF lie committee,
copt the Mr. Hused. present. The examination OF
lIr Marcy o. the Delaware Lack-wauna ard Western
Railroad continued hy NJ. -srnc. ~ hlrcy gave
tire committee absrac,s 81 special rnt"s ffnn is7 20
TIE preseur Gs.e complete. Tbey con.~in variarous
lou ,4l ,a .a Aigm.nts of eyt.y rvac-iTdOc coz
uoty p1.r a. oc-! and through points ranging from
10 n 20 pcr eeu- discount tl tsf rt.s. y al tifou
to these sD Il rat-s the Witness admitted at lArsc
psy.aer.s we're made by say OF agreed rebates. snd hri
lnfer .aose crcgTsl~nces 40 gcofs Houi D. 1et -
farlT raIa-. blL.G voucher l-cr reprrsraril-
ID, a. sack- He agreed u urn % - se cenliirr
tAe al draw Jac- Of .he ycr past, 4A--
wise Cf of.r -sr<c-.
g-W -ea you refuse 70 givs special rate haf deter
a. i-z Fsur r-r;.sAii : -A-1ecdusr The nan does not
ui.Se oul ~JvI ease.
standing o. s..rrc, Al 0. not common. We urver
publish special rates. nor IL We iut iHe IN snch
form tl.f straAS t1eIl A. our offices Tue
.cc0r,s IN our ohce oat they are LOT lcccs-i-
Die o. 20, p.a4.c.
Q.-IIsw ioas nave you known DE system ~ special
r.irs 30 prey . on your rUiti Al have Uceu IA t1is
Jus!nes. eighteen Or twenty years, and II was iA
yrse-.ae before uy lsy.
o Can you te vhat Proportion ~ your trsiht -
r.Iaugn Anu sat prypurliSl l0cs At should sfy
t1rosA bsnass did no. 'Ase-e 70 Per cent of thc
whole.
ca-ae b-t~--r n-sf -,rnnf. ts.rd and iourth cias-
xc. the risk rhr 70 lines his rosd
the MeTtnau. Di.pstrh, 10ath -aOro Lac ara tfeand
North Shore DiSp-t-k. Tn rave 30 CIR iru. company
Tie Nasner, Pullpsa AUD L.cs2v anna COinpales 4nr
committee asjour-e u "a a. -u-h.orfoT.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

IHE sXPOsfTiON oPENs Win GRAND Pt Bile Fh'-
CFssIoS, SPEECHES, a DISPLAY or BUNTING
FTC
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Sept. 1O.-The scene pre-
-enisd Dy tie streets ths morning very gav aa-
animated. The buildings were Handsomely decorated
WITH flags and feitoous OF evergreen wb- The od.-
waAs were tAroEscl s,ta people gstb.Ing witness
tlo ceremonies 81 Tao oay, Thousands - peor e
from abroaG-lr,m Pennsylvania, K.rtlckr. inJ-
am sItclfgnu aud IIuoi.-vrl- u fnr city. re
Governor. of Ono. Indiana sni Kentucky. 1ceompanod
h. mon -t-. mere t1 psr- pa'e ths Former .o
being also ircou ynHie.. ,y asHl l-ia miit - organize
u,as as .ll-rls oi h.-or Fr.m l4dlr.. Governor
Wfl.an- had an rsoolt-i1e IDtlanaY ..Is Light In
+q-f-v. Governor Isirp. NJ ONO. tnc Bishop Guards
r. ihtary Organizations of tle state reaced lere li'
egeuins aud went lDio camp tic hills 1ney amount
IN all To- 1900 or 1000 men.
Tho centre of attraction was the Grand Hotci where
Tie President I'd NJ. Hayes, General sherman and
riesta.luf-Ceutrgi sheridan were stopping. Mrs.
HIVE. arsoinpsnled by Bnchard Hayes made early
.,, cu old riencs. General sherman was also busy In
it. manner From 10 10 IL me rle,iuehi received ais
i.i- mills pp.stmtLis. Among ihe callers sore ,@-
,.g..lor Jacob -. Cux. Aaron r. Perry. y" r. .r'rf-
n.s. L.euleuaDt-G lae.Al -herGat General F'ial II
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11

ADDRESS or NATHAN APPLETON AT cHIcKfRING
uALI-sTArEMENTs OF sZSOR Dc GARAY. "


ADDRESS or NATHAN APPLETON AT cHlcKrRiNG
uAII-sTArKNHNIs OP sZSOR De GAEAT, OE
MEXICO.
4 fair audience assembled last evening II
th,caer!ng Hall 20 hear the Hen Nathan Appleton. ot
Rostn who "a. oae VI tue Amerosas II tie recent II
t.rraona Cou-ss Paris present the subject Of tie
rr,,recesuc canal across the IstEmus or PanaIas
Mr Appleton BEGAN Dy describing his experience IN
connection With opening of the SueA cana II
-ss aud as 1r.t acquaintance with Ferdinand de
Ie,,.ps .om 1e called tue most extra ordinary u-E ~
Ia. ssc he Continued The idea u caoa
.cross the Istamas Of Panama IL about as
old 40 the discovery the continent But viii only re-
late M connection with E or the LAS ten years .nd Ae
stops leading up t1s Coz st Paris Al various
times since 1871 surveys rOuls have been made
The meat oi tho region. whose Opinions we're
r,c.rted ~ u ge nt In Congress. have 'een A1er
ems Trg..ial.7s that tie French began 10 take m
Ler-st in Panama causl aud the OWL society 10 fur
tber Il a. a speculation vas formed. Lieutenant llyso
vxas one 81 me principal promoter, " thr
when " de Ies-~ys took up the nat
trr his drst mOvcncut was 10 Pui ict~rs -t".H
lis society righfs g. concession if'H tIr 49,
ne NJ II ror;g brsiue t- Panama Kali Oad TOT fv'-
OOu o. be paid Tor principally 1T 81" III le " cvu'
ns n va. January that tho ,sii Tor he Congress
"a ss-ec sad 70 net IN NAY, witl ueary Que nun
tftc rrYr, enave frcui various gv'rlnhruts "a
ftend.rc- II hy II lie l. sscps TIE one ra
y.n gv LIS Nal .cI..VeIIc ia cJLAr~s04 SI'- ur
eGu3 Cll., l.- I4Ilt 70 ctil j. -, =" - -.
.,rl1 az ss.llu..rrs ras fourth " t-clnct ron.-
..sc I'D be lo.t Important WORK iLs VI selrellas :
liza rou:o. Fourteen routes we're cpns irT, q. Af''o
REGARDED " IL 30 tlltu "a ere tie ioi4'"iH1 -
New-York tribune., 1879-09-11
TlYL0r cuNlE WOrrrcrrr.

The dag,h " Taylor q. Worcester, o.
,urrel .t ua...-. l D.. ou sipia. ias. 81. wA. ho-a
Apl' g. 1870. 4nd Frsiasr~f 20 iiarv..l -D. IN
les. alt 20 Aluoser Ileo,as'-al n4i.ary go.
Tor ..i vesr, 90 rlri.r'f l f@ c1iIe. ffon
1880 ID l-J7 % was employed fr.n-.sf.rt ~a ir..
br-s- True Cnrsusr Rsse-'a.' g. p rr'. 'o fi0'
ls y. a.. uhcr' hss -lYre Ted tae l,r s--lI
ncsuuri surc-a-iVcir oy his vr-tr -rlr a'hfr
rrrnr-. lrs grandfather Noph. 1r1 ffs r.fi.- ..s
lo1ft.su OF si'se cutirrn nrc-le fc.cifs tI pa.nc
srA.ul- and .ra..c..4iDt SER ut t.e ili~
g.ltls' '.e DO college. o. Worcester
os p. ). L. Worcester. tis wsisuoFH -ff' -r
lll .- ..id, iauf Vf d, -... -. 4..ttf. tu 1--we
..sn DO POO -y .4.cii.r a. 44y lel.1r 10 .s lel 80
lle fuMi.T.