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The New York herald., 1879-12-13

securities show that Four months ago the bonds
of the Midland were worth little over $5O0.Oo0
The first mortgage bonds were worth about twenty
cents. OF these there were So 100000 The rest OF
the bonds almost valueless. Now, in three
months little over the road is supposed to have
increased in value SO that it is now worth nearly
$3.000000. Iron has not gone up so much that
heap of it which three months ago was worth
s500.OO0 should now be worth $3.000,00O."
IMPROVING ROAD.
$50 you really think there is a scheme on foot by
which the New Jersey Midland is to be made road
of importance?s
"Certainly. The scheme has been on foot for some
time. When Mr.. Hobart was appointed receiver the
road was composed mainly OF trestlework and had
very little solid roadbed. First the large trestle-
work at Paterson was filed in; then the large
trestlework at Hackensack, and on. until
all were filed in that possibly could be.
Tho road has q good roadbed. These
ornament improvements all cost money. and DO
you suppose that the bondholders would have al
the road unless there was ulteror object to be
gained? think that Mr.. Tilden has owned . con-
trolling interest in tho New Jersey Midland for some
time and il now only endeavoring to buy up the
balance of the bonds.
.'The New, York and New Jersey Railroad is to be
sold January 8. 1880. Might not the purchase Of
this road have something to do with this scheme?
the Erie. using the Erie track from the junction
near Rutherford Park, and runs through Hackensack
to Haverstraw. 1t is Of no use to anybody as an in
vestment and never will amount to anything unless
extended to Albany. and there is use in building
railroads when the old ones are not paying.
''Then you think the present scheme contemplates
the union of the New York and Oswego Midland and
the New Jersey Midland opposition to Wander
bilt?"
"Decidedlv
The New York herald., 1879-12-13
THE STORM Al ASpINwALL.

RAPID PROGRESS OF REPAIRS ON THE LINE OF
THE PANAMA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
PRESIDENT RILEY, OF THE PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
President Riley. of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, referring TO the recent foods in Panama
and the damage to tho Panama Railway. yesterday
id:--.sThe Panama Railroad Company received
. cabiegram on the sth inst. that passengers,
mails and specie had been going forward
regularly since the 4th OF December and
on the 9th received caberram from our agent
the isthmus that the expected transportation
would be resumed by the 25th Of December, he
hoped that all repairs to the railroads would be
plcted by that date. The report of 100000 damages
to wharf ut Aspinwall was greatly exaggerated.
our isthmus agent estimates the damages at not
over t20UOO vt the outside" 80
The New York herald., 1879-12-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

AMESp-srUnS.At Tenahy. N. j.. December IL.
1879. by the Rev. Clarence Geddes. ALEXANDER
AMEND and AMELIK SrUnS, second daughter OF lg-
Sturn Esq.
ARMs--wArKrNs.--On December IL, 1879, in Christ
Church, Baltimore. by Rev. w Il. Watkins, ID. d.. as
sisted by Right Rev. W. Pirkney. LII. d.. KATE &.
WATKINS, of Baltimore, aud JoHs 4. ARMS. OF Wash
ington, ID. q.
FERafs-YALE--In Philadelphia, Thursday, De-
cember ii, at the residence Of her uncle, H. w Pit.
kin. ESQ. by Rev. Richard Newton. ID. D.. MARION
daughter Of Cyrus Yale. of Now York, to Il. NJ. FER
RIs. NJ. d. OF Brookline Mass.
Gnw-youNa.--On Thursday. December n, at the
residence OF the brides parents. by the Rev. Jas.
Buckley. WILLIAM GRAy to ELIZA j., daughter OF
Edward NJ Young. all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
LuHR-DEW1rr-On December @, by the Rev. DIR,
II. krusi. WILLIAM GERARD LUHR to Miss LIZZIE NJ.
daughter OF II. b. Dewitt Esq. OF Brooklyn. No
cards.
RIsRR--NKsBIrT.- Thursday, December II, at
the residence of the brides mother, by the Rev.
Arthur Brooks, THApDEus W. kIKRR to LOUISE d.,
daughter of the late George \. Nesbitt.
WoRTHLEy-KEy sER.--On Wednesday, December 3.
by the Rev. T. ID. Anderson. d. d. at the residence OF
The New York herald., 1879-12-13
REGIMEN TAL ATHLETES.

The first public games OF the Twenty-sccond Regi-
mcnt tN.G.s.NY) Athletic Club took place last
ing at the armory. in Fourteenth street, Sixth
avenue. There eleven events tho pro-
gramme. The hrst. Atty yards run. three heats.
best two out of three, was won by William Childs Of
Company X. Time. seconds and ca seconds. Great
Interest centred In the third event. the tug Of war
The New York herald., 1879-12-13
NOTES FROM TORONTO.

TORONTO. Dec. ~. 1879.
Information has been received that Trickctt still
declines to allow Hanlan anything for expenses, but
Is willing to row HIM for $4,000
Hanlan's course in giving Courtney another
chance is not favorably viewed by his friends here,
who think that he is making mistake in wasting
more time the Union Springs man. Hanlan's
homestead, with which the people OF Ontario have
presented him. will be built in the most favorable
and pretty locality on tho island and will command
u fine view Of the lake to tho west.
The New York herald., 1879-12-13
M'EVOY IMPROVING.

John McEvoy. the boy who had his skull nearly
cut into two pieces Monday last by circular
at Paterson. N. j.. is improving Yesterday he
able to up In bod and the traces of paralysis have
almost altogether disappeared. He complains OF
little pain and sleeps great deal In his dreams he
talks of his games aud boyish amusements. He s
altogether free from fever and enjoys good appetite
The New York herald., 1879-12-13
PRESBYTERIAN FAIR IN YORKvILLE.

The fair which is being held in the Presbyterian
Church. corner of Euhty-sixth street and Lexington
to help pay of the debt will close this even
ing. The tables are neatly arranged and we'll sup
piled with articles of both an ornamental and useful
character. peculiarly of this fair Is that neither
voting. raining the taking Of chances il allowed.
The New York herald., 1879-12-13
PRESIDENT HALLIARD FESTIVE.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.l

directors and hs declined to answer. He said he
never sent q letter to Assemblyman Sheeran telling
him he had only six days to live if the bank didn't
pay its debts.
James j. Reed one of the directors, next testified.
and the prosecutor. after Offering in evidence the
minutes of the bank declared the case for the state
opening for the defence when the Court adjourned
until Monday.
The New York herald., 1879-12-13
MILLIONS IN GOLD.

During'thc past week s2,667l50 in gold arrived at
this port from Europe. or this sum there de-
posted in the Assay once $1.3l9.200. The total
amount OF gold brought here from Europe from Au-
gust IL to date $50. OF which $55.579, TOO
deposited in the Assay Oihce.
, 1879-06-03
A CARD FROM A. G. MILLS.
The Route Fe'ectot,,
Ert6 1ntt. JJ.r.t-s -

Ia fhs Eltl1r 81 Ths Iroahe'
CHICAGO, Juue a-The statcnlcnt IN Joa1
Washington dispatches III today's TRIBUNE -. ~
the effect tint Mr. john N. Mueller s"ose la'.o
ly, IN pending cause, this. Gcn' hoyntou' ~. -.
veteran correspondent of tho Cluciuaati ootAs'
once tried 10 b!ackrnui him, fs founucu ~ e''v,. ~.
Alr, Muetlcr mala no such ct1af!e "Ea''.a' ~.
correspondent at thu Cineluuat1 aaxs's ~ 49,
tcstimony referred tp. ,.,,h :.
. A. to the russhcs statemeAt In tfe o'spa.e" = =.
question, tllat Mueller knew tho ciateo ~ y,
false because Of an attempted "exposlae M. ~
the u4=dio correspondent IN CORRESPONDENTS ,,,,t
nlshed C,nctuuatl newspaper. tl!e laes ~, ~ .b.
but Two articles having any 1aatsaf fs,t oa ~ neEk
Jet l!aye bse. oleFe.t 70 ce,' na} ~ bih ii xhsn
were published Ia full, nnd s!o" ea!n's1l, p 1,oyntos
The Ha:tttt correspondent was ~! !n0 p''"''
sguInst wlluln tho Charge was tnudt;, T.. ,h~ Cie.
ii Dur Of thcse articles, puolisIeo ~ ~ 1 6,
cuaatl iasette uf aiay 1s1 Tug !f.'.s
lsoyuton IL published 1u full uu, ~ ~ tle a.
ti,ctlun to 1t, thu following t!tsnats' u
-stfe correspondent IA HIIo{Gd: ,..,,,.,no. ri
Tho lIouto Committee IN Fable bailuttis, bailutis,tias
Grounds haa ueaely ahaudoneu ~ .,tsr I'D the
Into tho GAieaEo Casrom'liou'o ,sa ,at.,et. Of ths
Mueller stona aaaulrlcs. The mctMs maet"nus opluloa
81 ths En- fnu M e
~ II. WpIl.tt. isis Supervising Asehl1gns,n nontH
llucllcr, the stonr CONTRACTOR va sas rinclnnan
ttan.ss!oa IT, ts.tioiy IT. dc.Iss; q ~
city il that tho Mueller farm Wa 'o'a ~
real value. n.rsJ to tho
Iussn,.eh a. wrote the articles o11efen anw thst
CncInnat! urees pu this subteel, anu ssrttup by
lucy wrru published substautiAl! tixs "a Gss+
tnr, DEEM this statement uao "''
il, Y. 1oyntou aud Ar. Mueller q, N.LLA
, 1879-06-03

IN our tour. Tile burmese look I,ku ChIutsa
tu oi!r unsktcd cyrs, md 1t IA p1ens-
mt to sec women oil the streets md
III society. The streets arc wide md rect
s,n'ie trees aro grateful. Over the city, OH
hight. which yo!, sec from afar, is uagotlp,
Que Of tlse most fatnoas III Ash. 1t Is covered
with gilt. nnl III thu evening" mncn wu first knw
from ihc. pngn1a t,m', In leaving lnd1a nil coE,.
Ing to Burn!ah, wn leave tho land of Bral,nln
hid come TO- the lnnl OF Dutl'llln nnl that re-
n'arkablc religion cain1 buddhism.
f>ur frat ri.ft vo. to tir ramov. n,co,,
Witch rcsss vnnn t,"mrco,, ltks a rrn.,. nt H,,'h
ia burn[sfrI spiendor scnm fran .far srb, srbS,
rnrnIin IL in tEc rrn,rS nT n park ~ n,n,nt t,xn
, 1879-06-03
Queer Dotllga for = Cont,

,, {1i1ShHrD Telegraph.
The "iaterestInE st0gYn which was supposed
ut the ttnlc to have bcen connected With tbs
attempt Of = young lady to jump Into tic river
from the ruling 0f tu liaMt-strcet bridge lust
Wednesday night can,u out shIs morning, ma
certainly presents u queer coanuauntary on tho
crc1u1lty Of tull.kc9pera u,M poltcetuatl. 1t
will probably 6o rccOllcctcl That tho yuung lady
passcd out an the bEidgp aud WIS sum after
followed by n young man, who, IL thu moat
exrltcI MattNer, statctl to tho toll-keener uni
IMIIccnlun tlat she was bent 0n suicide. lla
tl,cn hurrletly vent to tho trkcsIe. II
scctns that tl.e young gentlrmpn uni lady Mcfu
IN cot!pacr, atMl weru Oh the way to their
honlo }lI Allegheny, when, as tlicy wcfo near
tnE tia bridge, tho csroTt found that Ilp was
without thu pnuny wth which to pay tllu ,leees-
sury toll. 1hls Was certntnly . ridiculous posi.
ttul u be PLACED in, tut ~ thu Young nun wua
upon very tunlliur Terms With hIa companion t.p
.lil not hcsitat1 to tell Der Tie cullsc Ut hit
perpleA,ty. 1l.n il,e young laay stuffed that
size, alas, Mas IN The 8alIlc EostlUll, having left
her purso Ut hume. hhus they wure to do
under t'u circumstances was discussed for y
, 1879-06-03

the ndtutrtnu elder. "uo,no 10 me To- night and
you si,a.l haro 81, q month. clothes. nud
Younger "Why, ieht for ms, Of course"
tries 10 tnuo,c NJ, mr. mi rifln t,yrr me, I'm
smal. nnl not strong, mud need lust sstch a
person ~ ,rult tu defend mr.n "fery WE'LL"
sat., the .lrt;ycr, '.Tij report"
Tin next day tho frrltahlo mnsfcr nn,i phlcR-
rnnttc champion, the iattcr t,uw wei, t,rcRetti,
droye down the road. 1iry soon encountered
4 tean,etcr who was walking md driving f,eay-
iiy-1aileu wagon nuct ont Of mr wayln
drive nstslr cattcr tan ran" tal'l the wngoncr,
wllereupoh tt'c other utmcl blnw with his
whip at tlsr leader IN tn. team. Tic tran,sscr
moyed tuHc,l tin hu1gy, but encountered the
young champion, md 4 .crrlbia light eEaucd.
In Tie end the owncrof The wagon had 10 "Eivc
tile wuru,h ns tllcY Eas in til. cplilllr ry- G., lie
cried "nuffl ~ Tile old mai WIS delighted.
lie took the y1ctor tntu the buggy, Rn, us tiny
dFoTo awnY, praised hin tIorllnatelg. But tin:
yaaa. giant was a little gsuM. lle had been
ssys;ey w1 \, in ,e %a, r% was ,n ,a"; an sn o'
tic e,nploysr, "here Is sio extra nny. You aro
q sptcn'lII fellow. You iought llk: tiger. |
wouldn't lake nnytlling III tile world for You.'
Some ,tays later the two were walking tu the
village. ntut cninn to the ferry. The G0atinan
co,uc Over, our o,arrclsulnc friend began 70
abuse lin as lie sparoncach the shorr. To
shorten Tie story, tlItre was another desperate
encounter. 'lle hlrcd ntnlutc nntl the batlY
boatn,nn fought alnng the oanE. into the bout.
and overheard. In tlnsc t!sc wl1ilotu droycr rot
tile word, but lost Tue tetter part Of his uosc
and hts Left thumb "Splendtli splcmaill'
cried tue old ElEElHian. "You're \ perfect
llerculct. would lsnyt given Galt III tny Tor
tune II could hayc had you ycars ago.. Tle
naltned a,u sot'icw Int dlsp'ritcd you'll! did not
thoughts, hut thu otsi NiAu encouraged ht,n.
, 1879-06-03

the nc0ro's mind, an1 hc reptcd,-a broaA smile
sprenltth, over bis face:
"'rhht's the man for auv'nor He'll cit mY
vote. yp1 tet.t
And hell ntt the vote of
NEARLY EVERYBODY Krsr.
Ito will bo called "0pr. Chaeltc.h and wtll
mike the ideal Chcf-Afncfstrate. When lo
shall attend an agricultural far he will have nt,
Intelligent opfninn tn express on ths products
that are spread out for exhibition; anil he will
will enlear him to tletr hearts to \ remarkable
degree.
, 1879-06-03
WOMEN AT HARVARD.


Tho Question ot Admitting FesnRfo Stndonls
to the Medical au''uoi.
I8o"on Correspondence .yt,o l"rk 11mts.
The Oyeyscers OF uurvard have bcun discussing
NJ ancc,n1 ,ncrt,nrs tina very .er,ps n,,c.t1on NJ
w.. Iaa,st,,ro Na,,.oI.t,n, ,san,n,, n ~ .aa
ny" tc'au"'.tta's "o'"ch ~ t!.e
Medtea! school,-and today action on t'le sub
iect was reached. The consideration Of tho
uucstton was malo Imperative by the offer of \
srm NJ ,noncv m }te McI,Ir,l ar,,on,. m cor.
S". '. W '"o: :. ~. =" wv
dlt1osi tiat !ts advantages pe openco 10 women
on equal terms with meD. Thts was made year
ngo last April, In formal motto 10 President
Elicit frnm Mfss Marion Hover. as onc of tl,e
..,".. s. ~. ,.aI sas haaovo,ant ar..,,a. NV NV
trustees u 1uua 10y oe"e.o'ent p"tposes' "
aieathcu by hcr lather. the !atc ueorgc u
IloycY, of this city. Tile President referred tho
communication TO tic OYcrsccrs u,d they in
tur,, raf.rr.d I, n n .oacloI ,ouritto. son.,.t.
~" .o!s.a n',, ~ ~ op'S.e. Sss., s9.ss
Ins OF ireslueht Elot' Or: Moefss' A'c3andce
Eliot, md Wyman, AEassiz, Cabot, lnd DR..
Lclulron, Of the Bonr]
Thta Copm,ttce rcoartcd M N,,v q rwo r.,
.orts ,ruro .,,l,,,,,t,ad raw ,, ,,a ,,r,tv ,.,,
, 1879-06-03
ClaMicui.

There Ia no authentic photograph OF Medusa
Oh nls tlMt WI knuw oi, but It IL generally uh-
dcrstoou tlnt thu expression of her euuutcnauea
was tlmt Of u snall nho haa lust gone tnlo thp
cupboard IN The dark. Kropud along thr shelf
for the OLD fiat tutt!e with thu broken cUsk,
tollaseti .hc wrong et!e, u.nl twaliuwrd abuut
three OUNCES VI rheumatism llnu!rns before he
found IL out,
, 1879-06-03
"13iE Gunr and Ammunition"

1hddHHdpo{N journal tH<n4l.
Says the Louisville Conrier,Eotsrual: "Nfr.
HAYES, however, was. and ia, US hclpless tn the
hands al the stalwarts as rabbit In the jaws Of
boa.constrictor. lie Is NOW ready to order the
troops around at raulom during the caulpngn
of 1850. The Democrats hayc tic big guns and
ammunition, however; aud, II they lose tic
election, It will be tllc'r own fault" The Dca-
ocrats hau " tic Dir guns anu ammunition :" In
1861. Yet majority Of the people Of this Nation
was ngainst them. and they we're pnt down, Is
tl,ey will be again. In spite OF their " biz guns
And ntltulun1ttOn.H
, 1879-06-03
Not Popular In ArkAnsns.

The Democracy OF Arkapsas will support any
nlan whom tho National Democracy can possibly
place IN nomination; but they would support
the nomination OF mir. Tlldcn With less cordial
i.y than tier would The nomination Of almost
any other prominent National Democrat. alr.
Ttlden II not fayortte With tic people Of this
State. THEY do not ngrec with him in many OF
hts National policies, und, III order to support
him. they would have to 20 back upon the plat~
form they deliberately adopted last year IN their
, 1879-06-03
a Southern Dolnocrnt on Ttllen,

=. Ntmnhs l7fan.} Apptal {Ntm).
The American peoplo look with ahhorre,ce
upon tho politician whose fans consists 10 his
managing abilities a1Id wonderful ntlroitucss.
There arc men who become 60 cnamorcd OF m
object, and so rcsolutc,y determined to secure
It, TINT they aro willing to resort to any means
however haao to gain their ends. The dppcai
dues not paec Mr. 1i1dcn In this unenylabte
category, but he has been placed tl,crc By tho
almost united voice Of the nation; and the next
National Dcn,ocra tic Convention will not bo
guilty o. the folly Of nominating man who has
whom many Democrats belieya to be the en-.
bodtnent of corruption.
, 1879-06-03
NASl}Y.


Tho Cit'1en. OF tho Cros"Koaua ltolu a
Meeting to Olive to tho World Thstr
viows ns to this General CahlltIun of
Th,nRs-What Ti,ry Said and i}iu.
7o,rdo B,tttle.
CnyrRnH,r K jao4p, f,vEch IA IN the Htote ,,v
Ecn,nt,:yl Nav Of 1s7o--rhe r,,,1cn, nv ,,,o
t,.'h t,s "Ns '' ',.,,. .'s' ', w t' l"o
CosHesa hes ON psosoasa'S H'ssea " he
s!tooastcn Nv lhttiEs in Washington, nnd felt
] fesu. % M tbs " ton,ks that orc no,y nc,a,to % ,be
kcn.ry.
The Corners felt called upon to oxDress in n
nnha,e n,anrcr t,,ut a. rr,o,, ,,7es ,,,e rcs,,t ry
tic late War, and desires nothtn go much ez
n,,ro nnf1 untet. t,,nt II ful,v racooniyca VI,
fHct TINT tho niEEcr (t!-n l,iM) is 1soe, and Ia
entitled to rites; n1ll that tho corners Is trovly
loyal tn III, f;nycrncnt ~ ,bc Yoonitt,i + statr:,
'oyn' :" .no "ose''aent o. t'c 1oo"s'o Htatee'
I called the mcctfn ut The ncetln-lousc, the
mttteo nv 'aulcs hended ny mrs. hascom pro-
nartd It for The solIun okkasiou. lt.wuz urapcd
with .e flags ,,y the different confe1erlt reel-
ments we'l WIZ raised u, ts secks,n a.l,l TINT
M !ns prnnct GHgitcnen. @ .,tu " pioa1Gsca. az
tIe fcalss w TUG Naf WIZ osnt ont Ano n'splageu.
side nv tbs putplt uesk the skulls Ut two Fe4l-
iluunatca @ 1 With @ canlles l wei wuz ilauke%d % by
tllU thlull.boucs nv soycrul olhcr nirciiny .wicf
Gau; Mpclter hrot fr9al an1 Andersoqyic Ehe
ti,n.! WIN lsnuhs' nI. "Gss ~ ~ s, au.t @ ~"
WYE Asanea Wttn batt'e-"a; sthoh fctsas
kerrtcd at the same victory. hhu othcf Enctncil-
toes Nv tic great struggle Tor tic liberty w tho
South wux properly Displayed.
Tie r,crccssion flied out nv Bascou1's the men
drca.cti In EonfcirIt vrny md lin ,yf1nncn hry-
l., lila c,,ioru ,,v III. fs1nf"rnnr il, ,n;nottnr
~ !., @ -. .i.;a st ~ i,,j5 H., - ~. i
H.'. .'' ~ ,sn % t,' .n' ..ass t.s s na
utulu, uhuer tnc bthrh atlA ouFss hha plaJln
"'lhc Bonny Bloc Flag" "
w courer H'ado tic opcnIn speech. re-
po1lc0 with akOrn the acclisashun that the South
he'd my iuce TINT thgr WIZ any fccltr uy ds1oy-
MIR nj thc Corners 'rhe Cnrners fr,lz ,fctrrfGd
i H. strI,rv1, fnT human nina NH thI. ,ar,,ntSo
nahnn ~ airI al,,sorv mi h.vn ~ III, .IefsstiJ
asuch ~ A!'!h s.ascts' M.,u ' lsSin ui' ucteetI1
9eeont1d the e1tooassen: ING Corhess' espesf'.
", WHO IL chnu never lotel1 hn* crooeIly !C heA
bin disappointed ttt not preserrsll Ito hoYfn-born
rites, Euz Gz loyal cz anyt similar plate, aI,d de-
sired to liyc in pcece md harmony with their
brethren w the North.
DeGkin pogram rcpulcd with sknrn tho akIsu-
sashltn that tcr wuz any difference bctween the
two rarcs at The Corners. Here pceco md qlllet
ralHs, nsd thGre he'd hin no trnublc. lie knew
ug 200 ntggcrs wtcll w,z very quiet, thanks to
tho s!,ot-Euns uy tile intrepid Inv1tt antl the
pcrsoomcd to mako any more troho'e, thcr wuz,
Lilh1 hcflslt Sill! poWuer nhA pllcR-shoL Ill Inc
Corners. nnd gailabt men who never missed n
p{EEGr4B head when they urpKu1 q GCju onto 1t.
, 1879-06-03

HnFd{o ExeTtfs ffteH.t.
Tile Louisville Courier journal presents a
startling list Of crimes, two columns in length,
perpctrAted In Ohio In single week; and pro-
certs to denoluco that State. Wo have lour
Thought Ohio WAS too ncar Kentucky ever 10 be
sober and r1riuous.
, 1879-06-03

rr.s.e.. at oo'tlsn "s..a!ns', !.. !. Lad,
Thu Elnp!rs lKansas) 4eae says H.: the roll.l
ea1o birth to ts!pista w4tld a!stna 'nna tNJ sa'
wedding Of her pafcnts' " A'""
ceutlY,"
, 1879-06-03

naby shows arc tbs fa.hon ,rit n9@ !ls oas. VIZ
motacts cphiinnn " M"iaIe. filey canD9i tnsrIt
tse,s pae!ea 10 ioax b.lyh,. u 5eu eas, sasa ~ d.
bulls BABY Syfup+
, 1879-06-03
st stCHARLlE" FOSTER.
Characteristics OF the Republican
Candidate for Governor
Of Ohio.
A Man WHO Is Very Popular,
and Who Deserves Ills
Popularity.
His Election Beyond Doubt by
an Overwhelming Ma
5orlty.

an OVATWhAIT1fnn Ma
,-,.-
Joflty.
-
,,., ru,,.
speem GS',romaenee 1,s y 1ns sr,o
like SUGGEST ~; and, A. the Hon. Charles Foster
baa bten one of I'm mast successf1,l of Ohio
a1tIot.a. T., ~ ,,,,t II ia oni,, .nse -, c,,o,.
po'e,e'o"s AZ NV past' ~. ~ =. eetuue
~ "1l ~ =. .ta",, ~ ~
w'o.a,''s na3os'tJ. ~ re .ntops" so'ne"sAt
eafo'ul osuuS Ok ms n'e'pooe at'o caaF"etef LOT
the past four or five years TINT your correspond
cnt was ablo to mike 40 accurate a forecast Of
tho result Of the Republican State Convention
80. .,,,,,,,h.a !, nv. Tr,n,,. ,o,.., .,...
10 "ls puo''sasu ~ tna lAip.SE soulo ."o
Nceks bciore INC delceatcs oeEah 10 assemoie At
Cincinnati. 10 thuao who do not know him and
WIN hnyc not obsorycd hts course, tho non,iua.
s ,.s,. ~ hs,.e uat rt sss ausn
no" mat IL Is oettef unoeFssooa,-tha thoss
who were, before tic Convention, tho strongest
Taft men, nre now thoroughly satisfied nuh en-
,t,,,s t,l,ar thn,, hs. yot h"on vsu oha,t ~
ht'7 Aai'ef t''u" n1s 5ee occ" e'ea "uoat lno
coming to7eroof may 10 Oh Interest 10 TIC pap'
liz.
s.1,rIn,1p rn.rxnn
A4'+la - ,'
as 10 Is called "hcfe "elt known, resides 10 the
northwestern portion q the State In small
sntttei there In tl,e carly 0av. rho Fo,tcr. hnyc
oosst1 - .s s a,' ss.s ILL.," A"'o
c'e9 oeon oi h'o noat 'o'peetav'e' Lucy were
heavy landowners, and sfaannlly' ns shc town
md ous,ness circles, Bcnc rcrv far frnm tim
i,r1 ~ n,nn,o ,.ho would ,ss,,n,. or,,o,rs,v
N,.h -h q. psou "y 49, saua "na" ,"n
Win tnclt "ealtn, I'ey hAFe ever oeeh c1eeeu"
Bong in tho midst OF populous md wealthy
.rrIcrltnra1 .nd roo,. ,.urow,nr, ,1s.trict In. II,
, 1879-06-03

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Tile Federal election laws orc 90 erutneutly
fair and Just to oil partes TINT Intelligent peo-
pie find It exceedingly difficult to uuderalantl
the bitter opposition shown BY the Democrats
to their retention In tho htatutc-hook. But
the case is not without parallel. An uu-
lucky lrishmAn wan once imprisoned for an
infractaou Of the law. Ills faithful w,fc Wis.,
tied him. and found him greatly cast down.
With the intention Of cheering him up, shc
sn!u: "Arrah be atsy. Paddy; ature yc'll ilayo
an upright Jcdgo to thfy ye, my way" "Ah,
Biduy,nn lle gronncd. "the dtvil IN upright
faIr aud frce election is what lie Democrats
fear. and ttnt is why they cIamor for repcal of
Inc aystem which psovifca for Federal super
Yislon III largo cttcs. FREQ fraud ut tho polls is
their only hope fof next rear.
, 1879-06-03
CURRENT OPINION.


Which Enti9 ?
fFtfnn {nst tRtp.l.
The Louisville Conrier-.}omrnal cxcitcdly says,
IN view OK Hcns'ticks' open opposition to tho
nomination OF Tildcn IN 1850, that "'Ths is lilo
end OF Hendricks" We suppose It is; but
which endf Is lie kicking ot bl1cktnga