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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-01-15

3sfr@H atfFef hef HtfH~ Thutts
yse q gypiahs byL Die iitsry
sAhoaa male bfgl iehto sassudsk
tisbss .pfkvnf, spragsdilvj ale
asef ilatl,sia tsdsb dohfs prof
hat 20 podepisuli a iAdhA 20.
fabnk .sehslekk gada asmslA w
pqvaIoTkhs bfu a. dossststeos
plitlnu \ spfoftAhi rstl'eis jelIeh
tobfovolajeh sk4asks
2 Od madykda aemfeen byi '
story u lssg Pelf s,feeh ' Tho.
mss0Va hotels bs Long tslsnda.
We dvefn hosela loho byIi diva
alihi medgsdi sa fa,asIeh aeAsAs
~, jsi ehispoi hksehim snahov5.
ml k0ulemI snspokojoyali hyL
fsts oha byla doati krotkk Nix
dy nlkomu heubliiila. ronpostis
ltmi klaky byla podtkidsos.
5lrech slAl nedaleko Iednoho .
m1dvsd6, nic iiaho netuse, kdyf
selma Ia Iei bAbIe od sadu nchvk.
tia q poyaliIs. Jcdnon tlapou
pFidriel medvsd oblapso h ssmi,
dfubou pax jal 90 drhpaii po nsm
a rox,rhI mu krk, 10 krev prous
dom 50 vyhrnuls. Medvtd byl
sastfclen a ohIapoc drAp5 icho
osvoboEon, ale bray no % sko-
nal. ID. IL.
" senatu podan byl minulS
tydon cd Ejmundso nhvrh usnes
soni, ktcr}m, pakli ptijmuto ba-
dc, odstrani 30 mnoh6 nesyary
jednani y kongrosu phi zasedanf
v poslednioh dncoh. Navrhuje
toiil, ably zadny navrh neb sakon
pfijmuty poslcdnioh tfi dnoch
zasodani v jodn6 snemosnd, no.
mohl schvalon byti druh6 av
posledai don zasedani, ably me-
mohly podavany byti presldcntu
k podpisu zddne zakony. vsM
Cast xlodsjsktch xakonh, v6tM
Cast nomfstnych povolcni pensz,
dsje SO obyccjns tech tfcch pos
lednich dncch, jelikoz pro naval
prAcc natlak nolze kazd6mu
navrbu vsnovati potfebn6 pozor.
nosti. Navrh Edmunds6v by xlo
to v6tsi tAsli odstranil u mel by
byt ptGmut.
4 Al do nov6ho roku vyplAce.
ly 80 droky no nbrodnf duh ve
xlat6 meme ve vsech pokladnich
dtadech Soustati. Vsak cd mo-
veho roku, kdy nastala rcsumpcc,
50 novyplacf vc zlate meme nikde
iindo, nez v New Yorku. We
vsech ostatnich pokladnfch dfa-
dech vyplaci SO bud zclohAk&ch
nob poukAxkami ma tvrdou me-
nu znslicimi na pokIadnf dad v
New Yorku. Zmena tato ncin8na
byla, die vyjAdtcnt sckretAfc
shermana, 2 10 pffciny, 10 zakon
resumpci ustanoyuje pokladnf
dfad Y Now Yorku IN jedint, kde
mohou so Eelohaky sa tvrdou
menu vym6hovati. ZelchAky
jsou vsak take jen dluhopIsy q
bylo by ncspravedlivo, aby drzis
telim dluznich hpis6 platilo 80
tvrdou m6nou ve vscch poklad-
nfch dtadcch, drziteldm zclchakn
vsak pouxe Now Yorku.
Z Dno 0. lodna ucinil nejvyssi
soad spolkovS ve Washingtonu
rozhodnati, 10 kongres ma pravo
sdslavati zakony proti mnohoson.
stvi 10 xakony ty jsou dslavnf
platici v Utah. Jednalo SO
totiz phi G.. ReynoldSe, ktcrt
odvolal so cd neJvyssiho soudu
dssmi Utah k nejvyssimu soudu
spolkovemu, Jsa obsalovan pro
mnohozenstvi. Nejvyssi soud
spolkov5 tedy potvrdil vyroky
ptedchaxcjicich soud6. Moznoli
souditi dle jednani delegAta q
Utah kongresa, Cannon, tedy
80 nebuiou Mormon6 dole Eako-
nu protivit, podrobi so roxhods
mutt tomuto q mnohozenstvi, kto.
r6 po TAX drahna lcta bylo v res
publicc nasi hanbou a posmss
chem ma oivilisaci tohoto vsku,
stanc 80 vsci minulou. Cannon
totia tvrdi, 40 40 Mormons podro-
hi, zAda pouzo, ably provadsni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-01-15
LIB USE.

Aby Isme sssaAiam nalim po.
skyilI pfIieIi.oa.I ssopa,iiu 81
Iehee q leyns saIImasich knsh
tskfch, objednsii jsma Io,oa opat
sk.obu knIh "IibsiI" yydAva,
njoh, k,ers pIsdplstIieiim, h,ss
n 40 m oels pfisli rok picdplau,
poskytnsmo "a cenn loynop, ,pouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
pOLJTJCS and COPENH4GEN

Leading Democrats of Indiana have held
meeting, and have resolved that the " barl
" of money still seems to have something in
it. This, at least, is the import of their res
Olutions when reduced to plain English
Mr.. Tlden, these Democrats declare, is the
most available candidate for the Presi-
dency, if cleared of stain from the
cipher dispatches. That is to say, nobody else
seems likely to spend as much money. \
philosOphc ncws-agent acutely observes that
Mr. Hendricks, of Indiana-Oncc known as
"the favorite son us not at present in
condition Of the highest possible pecuniary
health, having been obliged, in an emergency,
to sell his residence TO raise money. If this
be true, the many personal friends of the ex-
Governor and ex-senator may consider them
selves hidden to his funeral. For he Is a
Democrat and, in these days Of reform" a
Democratic candidate without Copenhagen ="
is lost.
1t is singular coincidence that another
keen wtted news gahcrer took occasion, on
the very day the sad tidnGs of the pOiticO-
financial decoase of Mr. Hendricks were tele-
graphed, to send abroad the information that
Mr. Tiden had been very fortunate IN certain
operations in the stock of railroads in which
he is known TO be largely interested, and had
cleared half million, more or less. II looks
like the intervention Of a Providence dccid-
cdy not divine, that Mr.. Tilden thus obtained
extended and most timely advertisement of
his recupcratcd financial health. If Moses and
Fox, Pope, Smith Weed, Barnum the mule
buyer. and PciOn, trusted nephew of a cOnlid-
ing uncle, cost Mr.. Tilden any money, about the
time lac was 80 wIckcdly dctrauded OF the
Presidency he nearly obtained by bribery, il
will be gladdening To all truly Democratic
hearts to know that skill in railroad wreck
ing and stock manipulation Stlll supply the
reservoir when depleted by "Boliya Llma.r
What cares the patriotic leader of Reform
Democracy If "half Glasgow best United
Estates documents" more OF less, were spent
in VAIN, rs long rs England twelve eleven
"tcnr can be picked up III Il few weeks by
shaking loaded dice in the stock maIkctg
simultaneously comes the ncws, also, that
Mr. Tildcn Las convinced the Potter Com
mittcc shat IL Is impclalycly necessary for
that a,tutr body of investigators to yiAdi-
"cate him AT once. He has a tale to tell. 1t
ought to he good one. for be has
had all the time since October S-tnee
full months-n which to prepare it,
If man cannot get ready in three months
to answer AN accusation affecting his honor,
when can hrf Evidently Mr.. 1ilden's second
campaign for the Presidency has begun. Alb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
4 CIPHER LYTESTIGA nos At LAST

4 CIPHER LNTESTiGA iION AT LAST.
Tie Potter Committee have at last voted to
take up the scandal of the cipher dispatches.
We do not see how they could have avoided this
unpleasant task, and probably the Democratic
members of the Committee now regret that
they did not accept the duty three months
ago. 1t l. rather late TO vindicate the party
from The charge of cOGniying at the crimes OF
unworthy leaders and agents, and 1t is even
rather late to vindicate individuals who, dur
ing this long aud trying period, have
not shown any eXtrayagant eagernsss
to vindicate themselves. Far bo it
from us. however, to belittle the
labors of the Committee before they are be-
gun. We are quite ready to believe that they
intend TO make the investigation honest and
thorough. Even if they wished to keep
back the truth they must be well aware
that an unfair management of the inquiry Is
about the only thing that could make the
business worse for the party than 1t Is already.
so far as this may be political inquest, we
do not suppose that the Republicans
have any concern with it, The case is
one of purely domestic interest to the
Democracy, and it is all one to us whether
they fix the responsibility of the fetch
contracts upon this or that indi-
vidua, or magnanimously distribute it
among themselves. Ont Of regard for
historic truth, however, all good citizens.
whatever their politics, may be impelled TO
offer criticisms aud suggestions 1t is
not likely that any investigation Will
change the outlines of the story, as
we know it already, but there are several
blanks to he filled up here and there i'll the
correspondence dark things to be explained and
c0nject,ucs to be verified; for example the adj
ventures Of Mr.. Smith Weed aud Colonel Peton
III their final negotiation have yet to be told;
the causes of the failure of the $4,000
transaction are not as clear as they might
be; the incidents in the final scene III Tai
lahassee need clucidatIOn and we have never
been able to satisfy ourselves whether Mr..
Smith Weed, i'll his Southern expedition, al
ways went by his own name.
The Committee, III their quest for full
power. will, Of course, not forget that
while the resolution under which they
were appointed requires them only TO invcsti
gate the electoral canvass III Louisiana
and Florida, the most damaging Of the cipher
kilograms relate to South Carolina Any in
vestgation which leaves these dispatches out
of the account will be an absurdlty, and
failure from the start.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

time ago. who had been on the stage Gfty-four war.
Mr.. ". II. Payne the London pantommist. III. s,.,
appearance in Hop o. My Thumb" which was %,
lowed ten years later by brilliant success in the nan,
mime OF Guy. Earl OF Warwick and the Dun Cow
Payne says The TeegrGph far superior 10 the e,.
tumDler and maker OF grimaces in q harleqnuas.
Grmlldi may have surpassed hun I'm the noble ars n
stealing goose sitting baby tasting the fayo,
red-hOt poker, but Payne possessed many OF m,
higher qualities OF Grimadi, who became " an accom-
plished cxposor OF all that is most deKcrous and oo.,
elegant in the old Italian school Of pantomme OF thai
famous school the cOnsummatc modern profe,or,
France were Dcbureau aud Paul Lcgrand and n,
las; traditions were preserved IN England by the tamil,
Of Payne The dead comedian had family OF sons ap
daughters whom he carefully trained In the art Of tho
atTcal dancing and mimetcS and they we're credit IL
him. Mr.. Payne himself throughout his long Career
was not only thorough artist" but he was "a mos
upright and respectable man" PantOmimes In IOnd
far from being what tncy when Payne first BE-
gan 10 tread the boards; and the pantomme O,
Chri. tina. has undergone extensive well-nigh
radical change "The tOmfoolcry and the horseplay
which deemed irresstibly droll fifty yesu
ago. are app nj present 10 be moro rrpu.ys
than auchable" and IL n be questioned whether the
muuc OF GtimdlJi has fallen upon the shoulder. az any
modern clown, " the d",rab ity Of such mantle d6.
-crnd.ng the shoulders OF any pduiUnuist Oh our
stage T. even more prOblcm1iicl' The Christmas
uanom.m Of She present um" is substantially maslue
brIci DufJJulTy alI'i 10 10. II ia a
complex and costly enterprise Many weeks anI many
ihOu>drdN Of dollars my 1--we Derh cNichd II 90 rs
preparation. On The TRANSFORMATIONS -'rl9 an In
iucn-ity ot artistic and Wr'n1-ici talent and ncs
HuiY. me JcIcgydIh IrHEaS ms bfth 'atI-Arli The
ballet gIyes employment 10 nmblc-liuhcd a'ut, AID
.lcs by The bundled ~ 10Th >cGc., while the dr
AID decorations arr % suup and varied as Ie
mind the autiquary al those wonderful sixteenth and
rnt"cutu century Wa~Ius or "hi'h one az ue last
was 1IhlOhs " Cohu,' p"i'V'ihe" '' I''''"" OIa'.e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

Governor Bishop, of Ohio, recommends the
passage OF "A law to provide subjects Tor dissection
medical colleges. The ONO lder ought 10 nave iur
n,shcd subjects enough hundred years at least
IAiIlwauk q sentinel (Rcp)
Mr.. Alvord was supported by many pure and
true men and Is To be hoped tha De!r eOnns,ls WIZ
thar are to control aud shape the legislation VI he year.
-fTrOy Times (;ep.l
Well, they do say that Tilden is going TO
I've investigated a. 4" them cipheI-" Was ever nnO,
ccncc 40 much suspected mucn IN need OF repeated
investigations, judicial and Congressional t-lDuDlqle
Times Rcp)
"Show me a negro who votes the Demo-
cratic ticket" said witness before the Teller Commit
tee yesterday. ANA 1 Will snow YOU hl pOcIitt OF
fool Tuat appears to sum II all up.-l BuuaIo EAP''
(RepD
Senator Voorhees, is bidding too hard Tor
the favor of Indiana Legislature. II h" GAY = A. "a
ported that the panic of 1873 the penalty we ls
for the proclamation Of specie RESUMPTION IN 1919 ,
cart got the wrong side OF the F"'
lDcIu0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
MUSICAL NOTES.

SignOr Camplnini has been reGneaEcd for
the summer season OF 1879 at Her AJasy' lie.
aut. London.
Nile Caroline Geisler, a niece Of Franz
Schubert distinguished herself greatly pianist at
the iiHmucl Centenary IN PIcs>hurg.
The King OF Bavaria has commanded pcr-
formancc OF FiGeno" Tor the b.ucat Of Ecc;Ho'cns
grandnIece. who was almost starring.
NJ Saint-Saenss fve-act opera, " Eticnne
Marcel" book by NJ Louis GalleT. wll bee produced at
The Grand Theatre at Lyons, France on the l7tn OF
January.
Nine. Pauline Lucca's appearance in So'la
IN performance LAficanr" Tor the brGeht O.. The
pension fund OF the Vienna Imperial opera House
brilliant success
A young Brazilian cantatricc, Mile. de Polo
Mo- who has been singing in prya.- with much success
during the Winter IN Paris. viii make her debut before
long Of che principal op ratio ;a.es Sne Is re,
ported have wondclfl voice, and great tAnsa are
cXpccted OF Eer.
SignOr Verdi, writing from BusSeto. in
letter 20 London music house, says distinctly In
reply to your inquiry whether il Is true that have
ready new opera have 10 state that have written
nothing either for London or any other country. lbs
Will set at rest all rumors which nave recently been
current.
Little MILE KlGeberg, who took the first
piano prize at the competition at the Paris Con
seryaory lately created sensation by her extraord'
nary rendering of the minor piano concerto of Bee
tnoyeu at a concert AT the Cirque oliver which she
played not after the fashion OF a. infant prodigy, u
like thorough artist And the LITTLE tnng Is not twelve
years Old yeti
There will be concert at Booths Theatre
Oh sunday night, the proceeds OF which are 10 AID N
defraying the expenses OF the musical edncaion Of
MIS-. Marie Tuck. Several artists nave volunteered
their cooperation IN the concert, aino"g them Mile
Iittt Nj, Nanui. Hart, SlgHOra GdubyIt, MI West
berg, Mr. GOttschalK. and Mr.. Edouard Rtmcnyl, ne
Distinguished vlGnst. The concert seems likely to be
a very agreeable one.
The London Figaro says: "Ihe iron nerve
OF the great director OF the ROya Italian Opera dd not
desert MIN on his drathbed Two hours before he died.
Mr. eye called Captain Herbert eye, his younger
brother; Miss Gye and Mr.. Tagllahco TO his bedside.
He informed this sorrOwing party, In the coolest Oh
minnie and particular instructions with regard 10 The
Forthcoming season ut COycnt Goren Tue season VIII
begin Tuesday April II. ana need hafuy say 'uo'o
instructions VIII be followed to the letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
4 CN1NEL 10 DO JESTICE.

II must be evident 10 our Democratic friends
in Congress, by this time, that they were wrong
and unjust ii many OF then aspcr~ion- upon
Republican administrations Upon the strength
Of their persistent charges Of Republican NAL
administration and misdoug, upon which they
rang the changes through many campaigns,
they came into posse sion of power III the
lower branch of Congress III 1873. Every
thing had gone wrong, they sad, since
they were di,po-scsscd Of power; there
had been frauds upon the Treasury, cor
mpuon among officials, pcculation and
specuation, over issues, delalcatiODs. cmbez-
elements, crooked bookkeeping, and all sorts OF
things that were improper and bad "Lct
Gus come ill.," they said, land over
"Laul the bookkeeping OF this Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
SPEAKER ALVORD's RECORD.

La
Governor ANOrd's high qualifications lol t''o
SprIhcI,hip are anniversary recognized H. h"' ~
Larger Cslat'Vc experience Than any Utltr man ~
state. lie probably Knows more ot - legislative 9.s
governmental trs than any other living person -
the Assembly began tuirly -uNt years aeV' -
fore uf ls present members were born W w.
one years ago he III Ell the speakers chair ana
again IN sol. In lS6j and 90 hc presided over tu
ale a, IleuenentGnvtruor He haS served in the cAaE
the floor thirteen different year, ana ID, 49,
ruCc covers range OF nearly hall century NM 90
.ifcntions limited 10 mrlc len.th ~ service OF
breadth oi KNOW led e.. In that talent which osIh'
known ~ parliamentary ability. 90 dchaiinH "a "o",
IN fertility u rXucdlcut m readiness Of rtsouic" nc
almost uuclutrd. aud these attributes give MN 49,,
stren-th fnr leadership Oh. 'Og Hat some az ~ -
friends were reluctant 90 lose him from mat dicn' e'
L. place HIM in the chair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

" solute reliance upon moral forces" again
distinguishes his operations. That IL, no
takes care to appeal most promptly ana
strongly to those motives which he has found
predominant with Democratic politicians. The
Indiana Democrat. for example, had an easy
time in his legislative district in 1876, for
1.-THE bar'l of money" was open. But 1t was
not so pleasant in 1873, and he signs for the
days when the party did not look to him for
"Copcnhagcn." The Democratic statesmen at
Washington were elected as they well re-
member, in the hacyOn days when Tilden and
Reform "madc it lively for the boys" with
out distressing expense to local candidates
More than half of them fell by the way
side i'll tho contest last Fall Bitterly
they remember that there was no Reform
in that campagn--and that thy had to bear
the expenses. 1t is safe to say, if the verdict
rests with them. that the Great RefOrmer Will
be vindcatcd-if not very much, still enough
to get his barrel opened again. For other
wastcful statesmen have lost money. But Mr..
Tildcn, with profound reliance upon moral
forces, has operated on the stock market, and
is ready TO begin Reform once more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
MiSIC.
A NEW QUARTET CLlB.

A new club, for the cultivation of instru.
mental chamber music, has just been organized IN ta,
city on the subscription plan, sufficient number Of
patrons obtained advance TO secure at least the
expenses Of the The artists concerned ID %
VI s-rs Brandt. Schwarz, Mdtzka and Bcrguer There
viii be- concerts In the course Df the winter and
Spring. the dates being January 10, Frb ~ -, March
10. April L, May ;, aud May 81. The programme FOR
tue first entertainment, next Thursday evening" CON.
priscs Hlydus Quartet in major. Cd 49, No ! ::
Brcthoy,n'S quartet IN major, op. i, No. l, and
E.nsts L.G.le, played BY Mr. Brandt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
7HE NETS rms MORNING.

FoEFIGH-The conflict between church and
State was discussed on the Prussian Laudtag.
60 General Roberts will return TO koo-
rum; Afzah Khan Is reported to have
disbauded his army and to have re-
tired from Candahar == Heavy storms are
reported from Scotland and Irclaud.-General
Grant has gone TO Paris.--Ihe coicry strikes
are spreading in Great Britain.
acknowledgements ScheiChcT is dead
The hostile Cheyennes broke away from their mill
tary guard Thursday night and were pursued
ACROSS the prairie forty of them have been killed.
- The Potter Committee has voted TO investigate
the TilGcn cipher dispatches. --= General Shcri-
dan and General Pope have written letters to the
General Of the Army iii opposition to The new
Army bill ==r The lower part of Richmond
is flooded, the water backing up from an ice
gorge. ---A meeting in honor of the late Bayard
TAYLOR was held at Boston. - Register Low.
of New-York. presented TO the Governor bis answer
to the Bar Associations charges.
CONGRESs.-In the senate Yesterday large num-
her Of petitions were presented from different
States the Indian Appropriation bill was taken mp
and variously amended few of the items being
slightly increased the bill was then passed a
number of nominations were confirmed III executive
session, and the Senate then adjourned. -= The
time of the House was nearly all taken up with
debate on the William and Mary College war
clam; after some sharp debate, the bill was de-
foated, 81 to 1877 the Southern Republicans and
two or three Northern Republicans were the only
ones Of that party who voted for the bill
CITY AND SUBURBAS.-At tho meeting Of the
Tammany Society, a warm discussion oc-
CURED on the cenSure OF Hubert Q. 1hOmp-
son; the Anti-Tammany faction de
feated. - The Committees of the Trunk
Lines and Western Railroads agreed on a uniform
freight tariff to Europe by way of any
Of the great seapOrts. 60 J. W. Hull, who
stole $50 600 in bonds from Field q James, was
arrested in Canada. =- The discussion OF Sunday
amuScmcnts promises TO result in a check grant
ing licenses to low saloons. -= DIR. John
Lord lectured on "Socety in the Old Roman
World - The intercollegiate Literary Asso-
citation held its fifth contest in OratOry. =- Gold
value of the egal-tender silver dollar 4l2l2 grams
49, 81 cents. Stocks huctuat!ng aud irregular, clos
ing flm.
TIE WEATHrR.-TMBUNE local observations in
dictate clear OF partly cloudy weather, possibly
increasing Cloudiness and light snow OF ram
Thermometer yesterday. % 29', 22o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
\ PROTEST AGAINST "INrERrEGET,.c.EI"

The time We trust ~ nor far distant VIZ
the American people ever, whore suah retoSn'Ae ~
great doctrine OF Stdte ludepc noeuce 40 tn oht
of National harmony, order peace ana g"ou s
crumont Every dab 5 experience since recon-! Il
has gone To dCuDust ate thnt Federal lnttilei' -.
destructive OF all the ends proft s,cdlT sodghl 70 IN
accompiishe by H. Bui a yet the lesson las io' 80
fully learned. The proposition inN"lNcu III =.
movement and IA Edmund -. aud the rcuohinill9A
Grant is 10 remand the southern states h1cA ~ ~ n.
Fcd raj tutcllge aud repression, and Elihh"' ,s
ton IN meant 10 locate line OF contest upon WIS P'O'
sltluJ-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
A POINT AGAINST DIR. COOKE.

rom re A't''''' ''''N''f N'.'F,' ..--lI., In
One fact has come ont very distinctly ~
the controversy between IHE TRIBUNE ana iht 'o'."
as whether The Rev. nr. tOOLe, tuc president " 4,
Cabin University of South Carolina for color q peOp -
martyr peer ana that To- taat M Cooke mas l.' IN
ou.hly mbibcd tn" idea tna his bread ana odtlet n
atIucAlg aud obs QaIuus deictenrc 10 the
mociacy Of that STATE. lie ought 10 be- prompt! upb
cviycd No such hck -pttl culogst OF the cAiI
mean coutrmncr 81 the color race, ouEht 10 ,n.
chArc OF university where cOorrd men arr - -
po>,d be taught the dignity of manhood, anu Wv
equality OF honorable eudeayOr.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

Mr.. John Duff is making preparations TO
produce IN CRY comic op rata, Her Ne'tys
ship Piuasore." which na- enjoyed SUCH . mtrk scc.
ia LONDON. aad recently IN Boston The text is by
W. : Gilbert, and the music by Arthur sullivan, aud TIC
work i. said to be sparkling. witty and mcOd.ous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11
WORRIED ABOUT THAT BACKBONE.

m u
Ii is doubtful ii even the report Oi the fOc
ter Committee can secure rtnOmti anon MI IHu -,
The demand hat he be run the Great pe'rahGeu VIZ
not win with the prOpe who feel tna lac Is
the important pOiut OF a firm yertrDla. column v"
Uncle samuel Will have 10 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-11

quiry without serious injury the chorus for ms
Immediately. There has never been IN American
politics man who knew when to pull wire 80
well rs our Uncle Samuel, and this last dem0nstra-
ton shows that his hand has not lost its cunning.