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, 1879-03-19

h1r. OLeary mado very good Speaker.
Congress and tho Widow Oliver aro both
In session.
s. j. Nnndatl is good walker, and 10 has
fairly won the bolt.
We aro informed Tint Mr. O'Lonrys proper
movement should 10 tho Murphy movement.
WE didn't will. to lneution it to the Duke,
but hts lovely briio really mas pug muse.
Why! Why! If Widow Oliyor's story is
ttuo, Our advice u widows Is, beware of lhe tam.
etol!s.
Truly b1r. Tildcn ia booming, hut wo trcnl.
bio whcn wo think Of lilo Lear nlans dultcate
health.
Mrs. Bevh Lockwood Is 10, and Bhe looss
It md, upine lawyer, Blo cannot tell liz, aud
nl,o OWNS 1t.
The walk did not hurt Ennis much, Eanis
much a. ha took walk Of Bsyera! miles tho dIy
after tho hn!sh.
Usn Dut!er's Itfo will soon be finished
Hold oni Don't 90 to cvlobratlps! II Is 'ncFsly
tho book We alluAu TO-
Clara Morris Inns quito recovered from tito
ct1scts Of Tho beating which her husband recent!
gaye tic 1naE At Omaha.
: bishop Gllmour, of Cleveland, las issneti
pastoral iorbiding young Catholics to marry nut
siac ot their religious faith.
An Eastern papur asks, "HYho is tho com-
tnx mani" W. don't caro- III 10 long II tho COM
lug man is not Gail Hamilton.
T1u Chinese question ia to DO roorcne'i'
nnu perhaps Joha had octtor not aApaCk with taa
Intention Ut staying Just yet.
The u,au who promnsurely purchases
Iarden Apade finds It IL not MS gaod as q sho"
shovel fur sardon woFk at preseht.
We call tho attention Of Anthony Con'stoea
10 tue fact thAt Winter lingering tn tl's 'ap OF
Spring. Such !nlnoausty must ba sturped.
The Berlin mission is bYinY 10 sosatisfaclory
una'ted that 1t wuntd do1btleas hs money l'' ths
cnuMtry'B pocket II tho Pcsallal+ should mako 'e
n.ipoin.ulept.
Thu Atlanta C0natitution intimntcs tfas
Absam Hewitt would liku tu oc President; nnd va
can alu,ost hear ar. rilden ask. ado You cal! laas
backlng your fsleuds."
Ts,a ltuv. Edward Eggloston Is dranasi2ins
"Ths Pilgrims Progress" To mars II suessss =.
Mr. Howell, wearing Tho champion belt. aaEa'a 10
secured tu play the pilgrim.
The dinner which wts 10 haye been given
In Lundon 10 Dsst i1attu haa been pastponeu.
aud Mr, ltartu Will be Obliged char 10 b1y
dinner Or stand somebody uu fof ohs
uisu,asck ruuafYu6 twulyu lottsrs threaten'
ing his life every day. II secma to DO etesyuo"1a
buUiHsaa tu 4ssa4stna!o HIN. nna wlat u ever.
body's hasinp.a Ii nobo.aY'a huaness. at'a 'h'
Chancellor. therefore, still lives!
p!asbe Oo,lzina IL ledturing on "aof''o
Mistakca at Eyo,n Thc btunie1s of this t1nIof9a'
rate lady wora certainly fataf IL TIM W1taft " ~
Facs, but We fear that u liscuaslua OF thcsn ho"
ton !ato to do any good; and Eve II psooa"'' ~
Lxtk+Hu I'm
, 1879-03-19

It Is rather unlookcl-for alltl surprising to
find in Aid. MuOAprRLy senso Of fairness
md proper regard for custom md precc-
dent altogether lncking in ALL. ru1EY. The
latter, taking advantage Of Lis temporary
occupancy Of Tho ollair, crratetI M important
Committee with Democratic Chuirlunn md
4 majority of Democratic members, although
tho appointment Of tho Committee wn4
1ntsel by a Republican Alderman, autl IL.
spite Of tlo fact that tho Co.n,aan Co,s,,cil IL
un'ler Republican control anil organization.
Aid. A1cOArrnEr, who IL oue Of tho Damo-
Gratis appointed on tho Committee to solrct
Judges Of election, llaying fsuur senss Of
Iroprioty, has acolnrol his purpose to net
with tho Republican, minority Of tho Com.
mittec, alil report d list Of election officers
satisfactorily to tho Republican minority Of
tlse Council. II Aid. alct}AFrnrY carrjos cut
this intention ha will hayo succeeded In
making AID. TutEy appeur ut tnaskeL dis
advantage.
, 1879-03-19
BAYARD ON Ills KNEES.


At thu time of lilo dissolution of tho For
ty-Gftl. Congroas Senator IsAyAun, Of Deln-
ware, held higher place In tho estimation
Of tho people than my other Democrat it,
tho country. Her conservative uttou.uces
woro III shnrr contrast with tho radical DOM
ngogicnl speeches Of THURMAN, of Ohio. Ic
made cn'spicuoutly bravo effort 10 restrain
hia associates from thu revolutionary coursu
upon which they cutoroa III regard to tho
regular appropriation bills. 1Io wns ont
aroken In hia .lununctntion Of tho Denm-
eratio attempt to compel tho repeal Of tho
existing !nws for tho protection OF tho purity
Of tho baslot.box on l'ain Of refusal to fur
lsish the necessary supplies for tho conduot
s1f tho Government. 1n standing FOR tho
right against tho bolesss Of Ills party he mp.
pearel .lasirous to omulato tho example Of
tho Ohuyalisr wAose rauso ila bcass.-
, grand Cl.arncter in French history Ut tho
fourteenth century, who In litorAture IL
called thu Knight "sans Is'sr Il mAs re'
proehe." AIr. BAYARp's course was tlla moro
honorable iu viow OF tho fact TINT his nauo
had boon prominently mentioned iu connoa.
ton with tho candidacy for tho prssi-
lontial oinco. This circumstance did not
oausc him to swerve FROM. tue strict line of
duty, Throughout tho wllola tern, Of the
late session he stood aloof from t4u ranka Of
those who woro excitstly bidding for tue fa.
yor Of tho radical wing Of bis party. Ill
seemed to have tho courage OF his conyio-
tions, for, as Often as THURMAN, inspirol by all
l,uQ,te1c!lAble lust of power, offered Lila neck
, 1879-03-19

The CONTEXT batwcen Siegars. RANDALL. aud
BLACKBURN for tho Speakership might 10
summed M in tho single rcmark TINT tho
henrts Of tho Democrats wero with DLAoK-
nuny, though a majority Of their votes went
10 RANDALL from various considerations OF
policy. The cloice Of RANDALL as tho Denl-
ocratio candidate for Speaker by ITO nlcaus
siyntlos the defeat of tho Confederate and
builf'ozing element in the party, fnr1tAspA11.
III not conspicuous representative Of thu
Union War Democrats, nor Of thnt clnss Of
Democrats who aro now opposcd to tho nay
',ent OF Rebel claims mud Tho 'rcassertiou Of
tho Southern supremacy orcr tho pnrty
councils. T1nd There boon any intcutiou Of
testing tho relative strength, Of the factions
on this question, soins huch Democrat IN
Con. DEAaa, ot Wisconsin, would hive beu,,
selected as the candidate OF tho Conscrya-
'ivos. hut tho purpose was to avoid slcl. I,
division which, If tried, would !lavo resulted
in tho choice Of BLACKBURN by m over
wheln'iug majority.
RAHpALl's tlnal trinlnrl, over TracKnunN
WIS auo TO II variety Of ca1Se4 First and
foremost WIS thu conviction Tint tho soloc.
ton Of NtAoxnuna because l,e WAS n bull
slozsr nnl Ia full sympathy with tho OK.
Coufesloratcs wonld ,atcrin'ly injuro tho
Democratic chances for carrying Tho presl-
.lcntiai election nort year. It would bu I,
warning to conservative Dcnlocrats at lilo
North thut the nccossiun Of THUR party 10
tho full control of tho Government woul,
simply 1nenn seot'onal rulo by the South
for thu sectional benefit Of tho South, The
ex.Confetleratea were afraid 10 strike, Thcy
argued that q little solf.reytrairt for thu
t!ino being would probably lclp tho Demo.
cratic party iuto full control OF the Govern.
,nent, nul lhat til II, with a lurce majority
In tho Donoasutio ca,,sus, tlss ex.C Confederate
element could aa,crt its dominion with i'm
puuity. This consideration, nlons with tl,o
conviction That RANDALL niay DO trusted ia
pro,noto nil partisan measures n,,1l moy.,
,nonts, had IA largs Influence ju turning TO
RANDALL thu votes of many Mc,u.
l,vr, who woul,1 1nyo uroforrol tn win f,r
BtAuxnuns nml tl.o policy which he NOR,
diructly roprcsouty
Thcry wcro otl,or oircu,ustonces that Ind
weight in tho matter, aIany Of The Southern
membors thoroughly tloyotsd to the Ooufeler,
n,s aud Bourbon schemes, who would or,llun.
, 1879-03-19

Tho London Tsmes notices the death Of Pm,
CtFroHD, F. II. H.. ono Of the eclchritcs s,tI,.
lied In "Tllc Now Republic" l'ror. C1arronn
wns urfY % years OF age. III was ile ecu NJ M
Alderman TT Exeter: WAS sccuur1 wrau.lcr ,,,a
first sMiTIl's prtzetnan ia tSd7; nn,l wns csctcs
a Fellow Of Trinity College, Cambridge IN III.
aafnc ycar. "Not long afterwards hu was ~
pointed Professor Of Applied Mathematics m, mi
Mechanics nt University College, 1.un,!ou, Ia
was distinguished 1sot onty by rara talent tnr
mathematics, but by singular eapaetty IA,
bringing tlc most ndyancetl scientific ltleas win,
In the range Of ordinary Knowledge. At In
time OF his t1aath Il movement was It, aet,,a
procress tn collect fund for Prof. C.trrohn
a' hts family, an account ot his enforced rpt,rs,
.mcnt frotn actiyo work. It Is intended to nm,
cced with tho raising of The fluid for tlle bcueas
OF Ills widow alld cht!drcn.n
, 1879-03-19

Hereafter the Sennts Judiciary Committee
vii! consist Of niue n,rlnbers, iustoad Of
heSo', thu Democrats furnishing five Of the
members, Senators TnuKstAS, MoDosaLn.
bAxAnp. dAnriELp, asl LAMAR; tl.s Rcpub-
llcans tllroe, vino art yet tn l,u solicited, mud
Judge DAy1a constitutes Tho ninth, being as
signed u m Independent. For all other
purposes In the distribution Ut places on
tho Committee Judge DAVIS Inns boon COLI
btleretl aud Unsigned ns u Democrat, mud Tho
complexion Of tho Judiciary Committee will
Ia uonu the losa Democratic by vote of si1
to three III consequence Of hia soleution.
alE. THURMAN IL tn 10 tho Chairman,
mud Mr. nAYAAp is brought OIL
thu Committee, besides ToceIyiug tho Chair
luaushlp OF the Committee on Fiuauoe. Two
Of the Republican members ot tho former
judiciary Committee, alessss. llowE aud
CuulsrIASoY, aro no longer in tue Souato,
whilo AesaEs. EuMvAos aud uoAs1asu will
, 1879-03-19

i speccl, snaile by ZACH CHANDLER In tho
ThirtY-nlnth Cuugruss IN answer to Senator
IlEApR1cxs was as famous In It's day ~ tbs
JRYP DAVIS spccch has slmco become, u,Nl WAS
on thu samo tAeuiu, HESna1cks taunsc.l lin
with having written, In 1851, letter tu which
hu said: ''llc Uniun ls hardly worth rresery-
Ing without l'ttlc blood1cttlng." To HEN
pAiCKs' tauut old ZACH replied:
'rhe Seuatot from Indiana has ar1ntguod mo UPON
au old Indictment, fur having written ceriain let-
ter IN lonl. i II nut shs nsat tinle that bare
Ting" WaA dist arratguea tos II on this tiooF "
, 1879-03-19

Considerable surprise anl Indignation havo
been expressed nt Alr. Tu1Er's action, as
Ohair1nnn Of tie Common Council. in giving
tho Democrats u minority Of the Committee
charged with the selection of Judges md
caorks for tho coming city election. The
mover Of tho resolution. Mr.. SEaTos, is u
Republican. aud, in gross violation Of parlia-
'ncnsary usngo aud courtesy, the Clair,nan
put him at the foot Of the Committee, thus
exhibiting rank md nndigniled partisanship.
It is felt tint Mr.. Iu1Er took MI
unfair advantage Of his position To
favor his party when tho Republicans
in tho Council hare majority In tho
Council over tho Democrats, and when ho
himself, though Democrat, was elected by
1eepublican votes from Republican ward
because tho oitjzous were confident il, his
fairness mud lis economical disposition.
Tho political complexion of the Council, Us
these gentlemen classify themselves, ls ns
followa:
Repnt'|cans- ballard, Cary, Gilbert, Mallory,
cul!erlo'l. Loddlng, Oliver, Dcillrr, smyth, Couk.
Tnroop, Sexton, TawIeirh. Thompson, Knops,
Waldo, Nettercr. JaHssens-1H.
I<"1ttH 4ult1s btAlrouss ClH0E|Fs IMElT8t
Tully, McSally, 1.lorlau, 1.awlcr, EcSurncy,
Esazncr Ryan. Sicsen, Schweistlal, Mcca-rcy,
DAILY, JonRs-lU.
Of thu other two, STAuDEr was elected rs n
Socinlist mud TURNER Ra MI Independent.
But Tu1,EY, pEAnsoss, SASpElls, md puE1rs,
though Democrats, were elected by ]lerub-
lican votes from Republican wards; aud tho
samo is true, though not to tic samo extent,
cf DAILY and JONAS, from the L ghtecnth
Ward. From any possible point Of viow-,
therefore, the Republicans arc in majority
in tho Council, md thoy had large popular
minority in tho city Inst fall, so that it il
obviously unfair That uomocratio Election,
Committee should be appointed with a viow
10 tho selection Of majority Of Democratic
judges Of election. We do not understand
how S1r. TULEY can reconcile this with his
sense Of Justice and right.
, 1879-03-19

Thu odslcst tlGing In The iocal campaign Il tho
attItule Ut hlr. WILLIAM HElrr, browor, and
Democratic candldatc for Treasurer. His sole
yl4!Iq tn lllc p!asc is h!4 supposed power oyer
tho beersrlErra 0f Chicago. Hut llo has no suc!.
power. Tho beer-sol!cTa of Chicago owe hin,
nothing. liz scl!s his beer to thctn, aud charges
Just as much as anylN,ay e'as ehavscs& There IL
~ question Ut gratitude IL lllu transaction, ono
way or tug other. IlcEo would " Us much rra-
so,. tor putting up any other manufacturer OIL
The ground that he tlad catm OF tho gratitude
Of ht5 customers,
, 1879-03-19

11ta Efforts woro vain. Tho aossson CLOSET,
will, tho Democratic party In tho attitude Of
revolution, nnl tho now Congress- asson,-
blctl yrstcrtlAy with Democrats In control Of
botl, braucllos, threatening to pursue tho
Revolutionary policy to t1la hi.tor end. Tho
DAYANp Of three l,uu1ral mud fifty years ago,
Tho 0flovnlicr without fear nutl without ro-
rronch, mover counted tho cost. 1Io lovotl
Justice aud honor luttar tllnn ho loved lifo,
mud pursued Lis course unilnohingly TIL 10
met lila death stnu,ling ut the post
Of duty. But DAYAnp, Of Delaware, after
tho oxcstamonta Of session In which
1lo had actcd tho grind part Of courageous
aud consiHtont patriot, retired to the quiet
aecl,tsion Of lila hoinp, reviewed. his course,
md surveyed tho political situation. 1Io
counted tho cost Of continued adherence to
tl.o right In opposition to tho manifest will
Of his party associntos. II t,o thought OF
tho Cheya!|or Of tho fifteenth century, ho
did not reason about honor nfter tho ma.,uor
of hin great namcsnko, Int rather inter the
manuor Of Sir John Nahb.D,-" Whnt ia
that l.onor2 Air. a trim reoloningl Who
hath 1t? 1Io tint diod on Wednesday,.
Doth ho focl it7 No. Doth he haar it
No. Is It irscnsiblo then2 Yea, 10 tho
dond." Doubtloss Scuntor nAyAnD 'camo
casiy to the conclusion that ho who follows
the call Of honor, in the Democratic ranks,
follows it to lis political dcath.
What change in two short weeks. Then
ho characterized tho tncking Of the ropeal OF
tho Supervisors Inv to m approrria-
, 1879-03-19

Tfr3UNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TuE CHICAGO TRtnrSK has rtsnb!Ishea hsanch hncss
for Ir rrcctpt 1T subscriptions and advertisements ~
fafows:
YEW ynHH-Isoon, 20 Tribune Building. F. T. NC.
FAnnES, Manager. .. ..,......
rAEit. FranccNo. 10 Enc do ID Orange Natc'!cre.
II. MAuEEH, Agent ..-
LnSlr,:;. EnE.-Amrr.ean Exchange. 40 Strand.
lsSEy T. G1i.kla. Agcht.
PAN FRANCISCO, CAI.-1'a3ace 1totel.
WASyIlNuT0N II. C.--11iD .tFcOL
, 1879-03-19

Prof. PnocToR writes to n friend that bs
thinks OF coming to America next winter. llo
would hare been hcrc to sec tle cellpse, but bs,
rifle vas Ill at tho time, md 1Ias since 'iIci ue
will revisit the United States this limo fur
change Of seene, ant will undoubtedly lnasc
fect1lrp TOUR,
, 1879-03-19

Asn matter Of tho utmost importance to
the farmers Of Illinois, we print this morn.
lug the toxt Of tho Drainage bill now pond
ing in tito Legislature, antl advanced yoster-
dny to tho order OF third reading. whicl,
mud u. roto OIL tho passage Of tho bill will
thai, he tnknn
, 1879-03-19

Jndgo 1s1yEa, of Virginia, does not arrcar
to intinlato worth rush. l1u llrs Just inl-
parted his views Of law, right, and jusliro
10 tbs Federal Grsnd Jury how in session at
Lynci,barg, wlereir he intimaIes that tho
equal righta Of al citizens, irrespective Of
color, must bo respected in his Court at
least, ANIL sets forth in '.nmistaknhlo language
tho evils which n,uat unavoit1nbly spring
from II systematic ovasion uf tho law in ths
Botcotion Of Jurors to the exclusion Of ths
colored people Of tho State He solemnly
declares that tho faith Of tho people of tho
Old Dominion is rlightod 10 tho General
Goyorninent, md ho will haye no part in
uullifyiug the lawe Of tho lan.l.
, 1879-03-19

The propoacd dinner to Mr.. BRET uARra In
London WIS .lroppcd moro cnthusiastcallYt than
1t was taken uj'. 1t is evident that afr. EpMusu
YATES, who had cards out for tlc dinner. hcarl
something of ST. iIARTE's Enthusiastically hab-
Its. Atany ratc, the Invitations were sudlcu|y
rcscl1ldcd.
, 1879-03-19

WILLIAM Il. MORRISON, the Illinois Dough.
face, Aas bis troubles for Ills pains. ILL., went
over to tic Confcleratcs for motives Ut pc1.
sonat revenge, md Ind The satisfaction Of being
heatcn by SAM RANDALL again.
, 1879-03-19

The Common Council Inst evening passed
another appropriation ordinance, lmying 10
1ittlo attention to tllp objections cited by tho
Mayor IN hfs message Of Monday night that
there would seem TO DO no csca,e 0 frum
the duty Of again interposing his yuto.
The reduction from tltu or,1Inauco first
passed nnlounta to S1o50U0, Or lcss,
ono-third thu suu, which tho N1nyor
has undertaken to keep in tho pockets
ot tho taxpayers BY vetoiug tic entire bud
get. It is crsn yot in tho power Of the
friens's OF economy to enforce It furtfor ro-
duction in Tho eyont of another veto by tho
Mayor, and they should 10 offered Mt least
ono moro opportunity to cut down tho ta.-
levy to q reasonable figure,
, 1879-03-19

Ono of CARTER 1lAnnisos's newspaper
organs opposes A. n. WRrour becauss la IL
not a temperance fanntfc arc VIC to under.
stnud from this TINT GARTER HARRISON Il q
Temperance. fauatfcf
, 1879-03-19

1t wouldn't accta quito fair to haye the saM
M1Es absorb Two OF tho three best oliiccs III til
Government. 0pc Is eHough.
, 1879-03-19

The test Of fitness for office under Congrcssi II
no longer soundncss In the Democratic faith,
but devotion to tho cnusc Of The Two sAMNiEs
, 1879-03-19

CAnTgn 1IARnlsoS Is "agin" temperance In
public or private affairs; and the ntscn,pt 10
gain oyer the temperance people to Ills stln |,
perfectly ridiculous.
, 1879-03-19

pass an cxtravagont bill over tho Mayors
veto, TINT the Mayor will continue to yc.otllo
bill aB LONG aH 1t shall bo oxlrayagat,t, and
that tho bill must bo passed. boforo tho close
uf the mouth.
ANOTHER Phase or The CHINESE QUES-
Tl0N.
In our previous discussions Of tho prob
lem Of Chinese immigration, VIC havo con.
si&lered Its eyi!s fre.n four principal points
Of viows ~ rl,at 1t Ii not n FREQ, voluntary
emigration, ns provided for by troaty stipnla-
tion; (2) Tint tho Chinese arc In every
sense Of tho word nlions, who come here
with 10 intention of ever becoming clHzcns,
hut, On tho other 1Iant, witt, the purpose Of
returning Us soon as t,oir labor contract. OK
plru; {3} that thoy bring no capital will,
them, importing oven their food and cloth
ing from China, and carry away tlioir a1r-
plus earhings; mil u that their compoti-
lion with American labor cuts tho wages of
whito men down, mud, rs tloy aro producers
md not consumers. forces large number Of
our own pooplo into tho samo condition Of
+, non-conRumors, and crowds white mon out
of work.
tI,to~o ia oro+1,,. +,bo.o ~ +1,;a .,.,o,t;,x,
oror ,,,rs, ,,,o, t,,oso ,ra .I,,ra 1,oxo
o;t,;1 -o,,o ,r,,;.,, Ia. .,<1a,..,t ..,,, 49,,
vory ao,,oro,,r FL, 1,,,t rot ofson o~a~o..aa
mi tbnt ,,,oso 10 soo;o, i, t.. nsnne,s ~ -
t1,o so,no ~ n,,osa ~ ta,,nr ,vh,aI ~ hos ao ton@,
curso1 tto yo,,t,, ,,w ;ta ;,onr,,,;n1 ~ o,rao,s e
,r,,a r.osoroa os ,os, ,,,n,, .n." ,,;1,:e~"
~ n,,,,1t eory;1o 1o,,orors ,,.an .nt,,a,o..
~ 1as,ro, a., a;a,,;,,t - ..,,;Ia ,as.a.
~ tu.o1ro ct..oa AZ a,,,an. 1,.,,, !.
-, ra,r ~ t;vo o.,,or, H., ,1;ssa,.,
na..,,'',.x w.. ,,;s&,,,:" 1 ,ra~"',", '
,r,'ara u las 1oft -. ,1i,. 49, ~ ,.,.'t" ~ ,a,.a.
:, % ,t;.a.,,,, to,,,o1 - nra,,ao a,
o,oas ~ s,,no t,ro ~ Il. ,n;,ti,ms ,1as;,ia.,.,
% .a,,", IT,. H. ...aaa .,,a.',.'. s, "
ss,I:.a .1a.,. a,e1s ..,;.,'n... oo poo'
- ."asa.,.. =, .s....s,. e" ~, rlop III, 80.
9' @ ,,;.,'e.t "' .a'.',s,a'. n',' n' ".nuus 1
@ si; aoat, a',,,,'aa;,,. % -. rs ,,.a,a ~ e"av
us a, ,,a,. s =, na"'' ~ ,a:,.s ~ >o p.~ ,t,''
''a 'N''''lAs1 ~ "o'H v'o,'' ~, ''.os "o".. W
"os slo W." ..,,, no '. VIZ. H., "A,so' -.
W. "u'.'" :. Nos '.'''. ~, sAu - .no5 o'e''
""'o o4np4osol" 'ooao.' 'Iou ".'Aso inoli
, 1879-03-19

HEarEIl1A LODGE, No. +it. 4. r. ani j. M+-Thn
iurmcra hrrchy hHtn'. to attend Regular Com.
n,Nntcatl1n Of tc 1dEu be held at le hall corner
lanlnpf 8nl Iiattcl-lh. thi* tWrlncs!ayl crrnluK.
1tarch H. IL 7O O'clock. fnr Aklnrss HA Innort ant
work. Ctl.tS. II. HHESAS+ VI. II.
CHAS. II. UtkAULEY, Secretary.
, 1879-03-19

CAnrEn HARRISON will not do the Green.
hackers the compliment Of noticing tleir slcm.
nation. lie Is afrald either to accept or refusei.
, 1879-03-19

C1stE street, opposite the Court House. ErEnEement
Of ". r. Melvo. "The Pirates Of tho ChcsspeRkc," :"
YntlcfY flltQ.
, 1879-03-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

Mcy!clsrr's Theatre.
Madison street, nctwecn Dearborn hnd State En-
easement of strakotcl,.a ;ta1iAn Opera. s!1Enpn."
, 1879-03-19

Dearborn atyrrt. eornrr Of M0iroe. EhEagtmeht
az John McCnlo,,sh Afternoon. "0t1,clto." Even.
Iuk, .'Julua Casat."
, 1879-03-19

1tn:oirh rt.rnt t~tnren t.tark md tasnllc. En-
R.urmcnt OF Lolita, Afternoon, +.swccthearta +" md
s'fayal Engagements" Evening, "La Cfgatc."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-04
THE cOYyAC7IcUr hLLCTIONS.

1wo CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS TO BE VolAp
uroN MISUNDERSTANDING OPPOSITION TO TIE
BIENNIAL SESSIONS AMENDMENT.
Town elections will be held IN most oi the
Connecticut towns on Monday. AID at tie same lne tA'
people throughout tie will vote upon Two pro
posed amendments 70 this Con-iitnton. one o. 'h-
amendments relates 10 the tenure OF Once "i |u"-o'
the Supreme aud Superior Courts, and the oihri "
ydes for biennial of tile legislature In 100
a commission appointed by the legislature ana COM
posed of L. f. = Foster, Joseph T. H1wley, Mai7h"'
Jewell. Natham' whe~.ler Henry W. Cleveland aha NJ
bert n Baidwin-repres sentative men 81 TIE
and Democratic rartics-rccommcnded " AS q me'e"'r
good state pOiicy and Wise economy, ire SHoi's'o
10 the people OF IN amendment providing FOR bieluia
sessions II the proposition approved by oar peo-
ME" fba Com missloners aid, the laws viii be more
stable the people VIII be saved the annoyance and tx
pene % an election tee odd years. and The saving ~
the legislative expensrs public printing ANA general
raids the treasury viii rot be les than $4,000" IN
every Other year. In ADDITION to th,s may properly
consider thai tho tOtal eXpcnSct 10 the pnbc Throughout
the STATE les than 100000 Tor the elections in
the odd years. an thu. sum would Ae for other
puruOse.." Tnr proposed amendment PASSED to House
Of pros ata,vc8in I~7s without di-sentias voice.
In 1870 u l.scd both branches ol The Lex 3turr,
CTeei sex representative ami Rcpubi senator
The ,.ra..r pat 81 tAr opposition - tie hounai
sio a.tn.ia.ni comes ir.in TAO Dsr ocrltic rlAs
Thry desire o. avs a lieatve clectipu in N.yclcD
hoping thereby - uai iAc,-ilc ~ Ter tin Tor the
election IA l--D. l sac amendment D. rdifl-d hc"
Legislature VII nor d. c,rftd nnfl l-sU; fnf 1000 cA-
session. limited 10 tNrltc diy. fr hr pay q.
member concerned Will bf he'd tur fAc purpose az
ddap inc She system % @ae al irs 10 the new rur' "i
inig ~ iae p,olie OF Hartford urc SD {" str,Htif
oppose thr ai1rrdrcnt because ni-uui sessions wnua
drprivc tie b., rets uf bot RESTAURANTS 1ii boa, ing
and the keepers of aI part OF tclr s,i
grirs during sessions ta~ Irei-fti.c. The t-ci-
back orrln. also ,pp1s. ine aleuaiGfut. one cd q"
arguments ,.. a-ill.t fi- mont ta. D. N ii
ahrdgc nc -ht oi -iir g. The proposition NiN "l-"
meet Win opposite tom zen NA' h' -"ile,'', ~
the Lc-is ttiirr Hri who are urWiinE Ia dacr
rnrir chances or exec zion % per cen.
o. fA- thirs y-pglt i,s iu thr lior tlc follow n-
are i4e ruv wt'ch unui sessions ul OBJ" i'-i-
lrturr are L.i: Albam3. Colorado, CoulfcNcut.
Louisiana. Iur N.i-- co I-rf - Milut-otH feNlfi-
.cv. NrW-loga Rhode I-anu, south C1rniini anN W.