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New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
THE STATE CANVASS.

There is n notable absence in Mr.. POtter's
speeches of any attempt to throw stones Mr.. Kelly.
The Bourbon editors are beginning to fire
nj random the Inevitable forerunuer Of disastrous
rout.
The Democrats are getting irritable under
the ashng their friends outside OF the state are giving
them
John Kelly points to Ben Hill, and scnten-
tously says: pm bigger man than United states
Senator"
Recent nominations for ASsemblymen In
Putnam County, Gcor;r McCabc Repuollca1 IN LIST o.
wego District. GcorseN. Burt Democrat; in Iyth Albany
-ttict. Thomas b. Bov. Grr"nrek; Ia ist hcnsSetaer
ID ST let, Lamont ". Khpde-, Republ c1n
Here's richness Captain Isaiah Rynders
wrote 10 a Robinson meeting wUicl ne was msble TO
attend: 1t would aiyord great pleasure to lend my
humble aid n Sustaining toe regular nomirces % our
party against the assaults o' the machine
The CHEFS should AT once ehGase the zap AIN 10
stump the State.
Some of the Republican papers are making the
mistake Of saying that the Constitutional Amendments
are to yotrd upon at the election next week A tae
have passed but Legislature they can
not como before the people until year from this Fat
the soonest They must ufst DC passed ~ 'he next
Legislature.
MIR. Smith NJ. Weed Is stumpng the North
ern part OF the state for Robinson In recent speech
AT Pnttsburg he worked himself into almost ~ great
state of trepdation over the sins OF the Republican
Marty ms he was IN when he was trying purchase
Electoral in south Carolina and wired Pelton for
money IN these words For Gods sake let it 40 II
can"
The Robinson Democrats of Chemung
County are In doubt about the standing OF their card
date for the Assembly. Colonel Henry G. Hoffman. He
was an attentive listener at the Kelly meeting IN Elmra
Nondav evening II II whispered that he hopes by
kceuing ON good with both factions 10 WIN the
solid vote OF the party.
If tho ridiculous position of the Young
scratchers be made any palmer han Secretary
Evatts rendered IL in hts recent speech. The Utica Her
aid succeels in doing it In the following paragraph
. Mr. Evarts is the representative Of the Empire state
I'm the Cabinet of President Hayes aud his Cooper In
tituts speech therefore be accepted by very firm
friend OF administration In NowYork "A the cew 10
the action nch u becomes him To pursue In order 20
r.nder tho beat service to that administration The
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
SCHROEDER rs. GOODRICH.

There is lively fight in progress in the lid Sem
ate District, Kings County, as readers of The lRB-
uNE Tor the last few days have been informed. As
this district WAS constituted under the new appOr
tionmont, it has large Republican majority, and u
nomination by the Repubhcans, under ordinary
circumstances would be equivalent to an election.
The convention put III nomination ex-Mayor
Schroeder an excellent candidate. He has served
Drooklyn we'll both rs Mayor and Controller. and
should receive every Republican vote IN the dis
trict at tue coming election. His rival Tor the
nomination was Mr. W. w. Goodrich, who put
fo,th extraordinary efforts to majority of
the delegates to the convention No sooner hau The
nomination been made than charges we're preferred
by Goodrichs friends that votes were secured for
schroeder by improper means. dozen aiiidavIts.
NOR. or less. have becn made on both sides and
,bus for the Goodrich men seem to have had decid-
oil, the worst Of 1t. The aidavits Of at least two
of them admit that they promised to secure
Kammerer. a delegate from the Eleventh Ward. a
= 600 clerksbp on condition that he would sup
nort Goodrlcb Mr.. Schroeder has distinctly stated
tLat # IL can be shown that single delegate was
Influenced in his favor by money or promises,
either with or without his knowledge. he
will Withdraw from the race. Mr.. Goodrich has
had himself nominated as an independent candi-
date-ln order he says. to maintain purity at phi
,,.ries md conventlons-and he has also been made
the regular candidate of the regular Democracy.
These two positions scarcely consistent, since
the main struggle of the regular Democracy has not
been before for pnrity Of elections of any SORT Mr..
Guodrich, however. has heretofore been Democratic
candidate.
The Republicans of this district should
have no hesitation as TO whom they should vote
for Mr. Schroeder Will make an excellent Senator; ;
and the Republicans Of BROOKLYN, who have not
been represented the State Senate In rccer years,
will make 10 mistake in sending man there who
has such an intimate knowledge of the city aud its
needs as the late Mayor. There is third man in
the feld-the Rev. j. Hyatt Smith. who Announces
himself as :" the peoples candidate" whatever that
may mean.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
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New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
THE TTE TROUBLES.

The reasonable, temperate tone of Secretary
Schurz's reply to Governor Pltkin's excited
letter the other day is significant sign OF
the wholesome change III public opinion with
recard TO the Indians. The Government rs
well as the people begin at last slowly TO rec
ognize the fact that they are human beings to
he dealt with in peace like men and fought
like men, and not an abnormal sort of beast.
TO be alternately pampered or abused, In
order to keep them from their beastly work.
The return of the white women and children
unharrned by the Utcs will go far to convince
the public that the red man can carry on war
with some civilized and humane restric-
tions. Governor Pitkin appears to have
been scared beyond Lis own control by the
vague rumors about him of danger Miss
Meeker, too, maddened by the sight Of
her fathers death. wrote frantic letter
demanding instant vengeance "on the red
devils who long ago should have been BAN
"ished from the face OF the earth" Much,
however, must be pard0ned to woman
frenzled by grief. The Administration, much
TO its credit, has not been moved by these APP
peals, nor by so-called public opinion among the
border settlers, TO begin war OF determination.
Border settlers are too frequently trespassers
ON Indian rights, and are no more fit To decide
this matter than was "a STAKEHOLDER to judge
impartially OF questions between the white
man and the negro.
IL should he remembered. too, with
all our regret for the murdered Meeker,
that the immediate occasion for present
difficulty with the Utes seems to have
been his taking their land for his own
purposes, and summoninc United States troops
to help him. The Indians when wronged have
no redress In the courts nothing but the
sword. II the Administration. by its firm,
temperate action, succeeds in obtaining peace
ably the surrender of the guilty Utes. 1t will
have saved the country the disgrace of
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
LONDON LIBELS.

What might have been certainly anticipated has
come at last. The utterly worthless and mischiev-
ous newspapers Ia which London has for some
time abonnaed. have received warning and one
of them at least, has met with merited punishment
The Editor Of the 1ocn TAX newspaper is TO be
both fiued and imprisoned for libelons articles In
that sheet concerning Mrs. CORVALLIS West and
Mrs. Langtry. OF the first named lady. II was
asserted ia a very offensive way that she made
regular aud profitable business of selling her own
photographs, receiving fixed commission from the
proprieiors of the print shops. This was undoubt-
edly defaInatory 50 far as II tended TO bring her
into public contempt. OF Mrs. Langtry ii was
said that her husband had begun proceed
ings for divorce. and that the Prince Of
Wales with two other gentlemen had been
summoned as correspondents. Ii was shown
in evidence that for neither statement was
there shadow Of foundation. Both Mr..
West and Mr.. Langtry were examined IN court. and
each testified that there 10 truth IN the stories
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
me NEWS ms MORNING.

FonrlGN.-Garcl. pardoned Socialist. has been
elected a Municipal Councillor at Lyons Go
The British forces at ShutargarGan have been
ott.,l.I bv Afchans; General Cough has
conc ~ tier ald. == 1t is reported that
Nfln.. Pscsa hos withdrawn his resignation. --
Sbar Canovas del Castillo. the ex-Premer Of opain'
favor, immediate abolition of slavery IN Cuba
Mrsric-Mrs. Meehcr and daughter ana
Ms. Price and her two children have arrived
al General Mcrntts camp; the Indians
have not harmed them, and they gave
d.. rn I'D uuc additionally. =- General Grant has
left Cal oTria for the East = Frost has been gem
cr.l in thc Southwest. aud snow has fallen IN the
Middle ~tatee. -= Nr. Holyoake has proposed 10
Secrctaiv Evarts the issue of a blue book on the
u..hl.c lands for the bencf of Englishmen wishing
T. migrate --- Ii is officially announced that the
endemic at Memphis is at an end The Re
unhhcans have thrty-One majority in the ONO
legislature.
CIIY AND SUBUEBAN-Tammany nominated w.
u. Roberts for sheriff. II. \. GGmbleton for County
Clerk. and the rest of the County ticket SATURDAY.
- Anti-Tammany nominated W. A. Butler for
Comfy Clelk. aud Miles Beach for Common Pleas
Judge. -= Three Republican and ten lammany
candidate, for the Assembly were nominated
s- secretary sherman spoke at PATERSON
\ / In tie With Assembly Dis
,rict William Moran ard George W. Williams
spoke. -= Gold value # the iega-ten-
der silver dollar 412l2 grainsl, $3.50 cents.
Stocks active and advancing, closing excited ana
buoyant.
TI,r WrATHFp.-TRBUNE local observations IN
dicate warmer and clear or partly cloudy weather
Thermometer Yesterday: Highest, 53'; lowest
80 average, 43l.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
Amussmen,e ano alrennas 60 Nicn'.

AcNruY OF MUsC--Opera. "Carmen.
NAN's TnFATRL-" NlyCs .., c.orao
- svISuT IHEArEE-O Opera Bonre. " La "'anoe
Duchesse."
NAyERtYs nHEATRE-" Hobbies. -
NV NoIr AoTapIrW-" n. n. ;. PnaiOre.
Nrw-YaEK CIRCUS NJ. 40 Broadway
rAr, lr. ArNp-" David Garncs." ~-..,.
tAN IRANtIsCo niN>1hti. prFnA ioV..t-'"''''
sT,>D,Rp fiIrAlRl-" II. VI. :. Pinaiofc
l'Nl.s rcTlHh IHLATRF-" "frcnch FLATS
NAtIAeks fHEATNs -"CuntrWpt o. Court
AN,rr-c,~ y~srirl EXHIBITION. Day enc tN'hlh"'
tWr,.,fu!>D Halls 4. Nj: Cfildf' = iln"l'''' O.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

Aletter from a high source IN Berlin refers with
Indignation TO the outrageous and utterly un-
founded ISLANDERS respecting the Rev. DIR. Thompson.
which were sot aloat just before his deathslander
.ho.s flsity was transparent to the American COL
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

anothcr Indian war, which inevitably orn' III
massacre The good sense of the "hoF
country will sustain 1t in its present course
Right is right, and wrong. wrong; no mh''er
what the color of n mans skin.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
NEw.yORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY OCTOBER o. 1870

ony NJ Tho German capital well to all the ac-
quaiutanccs Of the distinguished divine The
writer OF the letter adds: Although his burial ser
vices were very simple. there stood about his
grave number of the best men in Germany
Professors Gnest, Dorner. and others. of the Uni
versty; Carl Abel tho Rev. DIR. Beson. and
Others of the city at large; and especially large
number of young meu-Americans. Germans, Chi
nesc Japanese-whom he bad at various times
beiriended. | do not think that the calumny de-
stroyed his life IIe was thoroughly broken down
by years Of hard labor for the public good. and
his life must have ended very soon. ! was the
last to talk with him before he went into n coma
tose state and can bear witness TO his cheerful
ness to the end"
The epidemic at Memphis has been officially de-
clared mt end. heavy f1ost occurred on the night
of the oath inst, there being thin coating of lee
on pools Of water in the suburbs. At o'clock on
the morning of the 2Jth inst. the thermometer fell
to 32i2o The camps will be broken up this day.
The announcement Is made that the authorities
have In hand funds sufficient to carry them thorugh
further assistance is not needed. And now before
the plague with s peril is forgotten in the hurry
of recurring activity the people of Memphis ought
to be reminded by the press, If not the pulpit OF
the country, that the distress OF the season just
passed has been probably with justice attributed
to negligence of sanitary precautions Jhs view
of the case was not pressed. when the stricken
ctiZcns appealing To the country for aid. liu-
mainly then forbade harsh censure but now. after
experience. double experience indeed, viii the
inhabitants look to their sewerage, and wage
merciess upon all manner of nuisancesf
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

Kelly, the selection of Mr.. Gumhlcton, though
il has been long fcrcsecn. shows the Stern
determination of the Tammany leader. Ills
withdrawal is douhly impossible now. Ihere
are three Richmonds in the field, and there
can be no withdrawal in which Gumoletoh
,loes not ioin
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

Tonight at Cooper Institute additlohai
proof Will be given of the earnest desire o.
President HAYES and the Administrations ana
all who bear especial sympathy with them, that
Nj. Cornell shall be elected Governor Of New
York. Secretary sherman viii continue the
good work which Secretary Eyarts began last
week. Ii is needless to say wiat
welcome Ncw-York, the financial centre
of the continent will give to the man who.
10y his courage ard capacity. wrought out To
Its conclusion the work of resumption. But our
salutation need not be given on that ground
alone. great as his services were. Before he
was Secretary of the Treasury, MIR. Sherman
was ior many years Senator of the United
States, and before that, III the carry
life of the Republican party and when
he was himself young man. ne
was for several terms member OF the lower
branch oi Congress. In this uninterrupted
public career of nearly twenty-five years he
has been known to the Republicans OF the
whole Union as a man of courage and conNic-
tions. fearless champion of freedom, ana u
strenuous advocate of public honesty. lie mas
earned the good opinion of all kepuohcahs oS
a lifetime of earnest work-malntaining ne
publican doctrines III Congress ana eNecu'ine
Republican policies in the Treasury. lie comes
now also as the most conspicuous representa-
tive of a great State which has just achie'eu
a splendid Republican victory. He should have,
and will have, an enthusiastic welcome
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

From all parts of the State come indications that
the Robinson managers are going 20 make a tremcn-
dous effort this week 20 undermine John kellys
forces. Money is to be sent out freely by trusted
agents TO be put where 1t Will do the most good for
Reform. Ibis is the regular IIlden method.
Money is sparingy used TIL The last moment, when
1t is lot loose in Hood. All marketable voters have
been fcrrcted ont by this time aud they VIII DE- at
once converted to i flaming zeal for true Reform
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

r....,,,r,,rxr Ma, Sph.cnhers. $40 per annnm
Sr,1 WIN TrIEt>,r Nal Subscribers. - peran.
NErKry IRIprNT. Mail Subscribers. - pei annnin'
Terms. cash IL advance
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

Loui.iana votes for President tins year
That Is to say, tie Legislature will have the
mower under the Constitution about to be
voted on 10 choose the Presidential electors, and
il is expected that that power will be exercised
The effort that is to be made to carry the
Legislature for the Republicans should have
the hclp from the North that is asked, and
plenty of it..
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

There will be perfect flood OF moral forces"
from the barrel this week.
The Young Scratchers have published IN the
Democratic organ another appeal for funds They
ask for at least a thousand dollars more. What is
the troublc3 Have the Iilden- Robinson agents dis
covered that there IL no necessity for wasting
further contributions upon so harmless an ln5urrec-
tlOa
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

RIuR's PuIS.-Grcat English gout and r,a,,- Ihem-
matte re,n,dv oval box u round sc sold AZ urur
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27


voted on 10 choose the Presidential electors, and
II Is expected that that power will be exercised
The effort that is to be made to carry the
Legislature for the Republicans should have
the Lclp from the North that is asked, and
plenty ot IT.
Tins years registration in this city is 10000
votes larger than that of last year, when the
local campaign was peculiarly exciting, 25,OOO
,-otcs larger than that of 1877. and only
1900 below the registration in the last
Pr,.id,ntial year. Evidently the feeling that
has been kndcd in other States has been
arou ed here, and the exceptionally important
Issue, Of the canvass will bring out an excep-
topallv large vote This is to the advantage
OF the Republican party. Too often the stay
at-Aonc voter is a Republican, aud this year
the number of stay-at-homes will be small.
The vast uncertainty of mining and mining
stock investments has been felt already by
many Eastern people. and Will probably be
fell by many more. Our correspondent IN
Montana. in closing his series of letters from
that Territory makes some excellent caution
AIRY suggestions on this point, addressed to
individuals as well as to cliques of capitalists
who propose buying and developing mines.
tn individual investor must be prepared for
uncertainties in management as well as I'M
certaintias of other kinds. The instances
given If dishonest management of mining
n,o,erties show how easily business which
il entirely legitimate may be brought into
discredit. But no doubt there will be fewer
incident. OF this sort to record as mining be-
comes more of a settled industry. Great as
the development is which it has already at
tanned. we have probably only seen the be-
ginning. The very Territory which our cor
RESPONDENT mas been describing is one OF Won
derful wealth in minerals. aud Is only waiting
fo, HE completion of It's railroad commmi-
cations TO pour out food of riches.
i there ever was possibility that the rival
Democratic candidates for Governor could be
induced 10 withdraw in favor of third, the
nomination of the Tammany County ticket OH
Saturday may be sand TO have ended H. The
selection of Henry A. Gumbleton as a candi-
date for the offic, from which he was removed
by Governor Robinson for extortng illegal
fees and for other OffeBccs-wblch action was
almost the sole DIetext Of the Kelly bolt
j. about the baldest insult that Tammany
has off red to the Governor since Mr.. Grady's
abusive speech In the Syracuse Convention.
1 was possible before for Governor Robin
U withdraw and still preserve his self
c, 1T is nnsslble no longer. AS for Mr.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21
CHURCH CHIMES.

Father Reynolds officiated at mass at
St. Joseph's Cathedral yesterday morn
ing. 49,.
Rev. q. L. Hite and bride are visiting
friends at Guyandot.e, West Va. They
are expected home on Thursday OF this
week.
Rev. Stumpf, of BenwOod, occupied
the pulpit at the Chapline Street Ger
man Lutheran Church yesterday in the
absence of Rev. Werder, the pastor, who
is in attendance at Synod, at Column
bus, o.
Rev. Lewis Hay, OF Allegheny. preach
ed at the English Lutheran Church, at
both services, yesterday.
There was only one service at 81.
Matthews Episcopal Church Yesterday,
in the forenoon. Rev. SwOpe's subject
was "Tfe Grace of God"
Rev. w. +. Rippey preached at Wes'
lev Chapel yesterday morning and
evening. Subject, morning, Election
and Predestination;" evening, evening
christian Love.
At the First Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Dr. Cunningham leCtured Cd The
Law of Christian Love" at 10! o'clock
Yesterday morning. There was no even
ing service.
At the Thompson Chapel yesterday
Rev. LYDIA preached on The future des'
tiny OF man, founded on his character
here" The discourse was interesting
Rev. Samuel Steele spoke last evening
of The Importunate Widow, at the
North Street Church.
Rev. David Charnock preached at
Zane Street NJ. f. Church last evening
Rev. Geo. c. Wilding preached yes
terday morning on "David's Charge &c
Solomon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-21
CHURCH DEDICATION.
Large Gathering at West Wheel
ing Yesterday.

The NJ. +. Church at West Wheeling
has bee.l recently enlarged, remodeled,
repaired, and in fact rebuilt, almost, at
an expense of several hundred dollars.
1t is now tasteful little structure, and
is quite credit to the liberal congrega-
ton which worships in IT, and to the
town as well. Yesterday was the day
set for consecrating the renewed build
inc to the worship OF Almighty God,
and the occasion called forth such
gathering as has not been seen
in West Wheeling in years.
There were old men and
Young men, patriarchs in Israel and
babes i'm arms. Not only West Wheel
ing and the surrounding country, but
Bridgeport, Martins Ferry, Bellaire,
Wheeling and other places were repre-
sented bv delegations of faithful Metho-
dists, many OF whom came from DIS
lance Tor the sake OF hearing the ven
cradle DR.. DrummOnd preach once
more. This aged minister OF the LORD
has been in his life time one OF the most
active and prominent incumbents oil
the Methodist ministry, but OF late
wears he has been living in comparative
retirement at Cadiz, Ohio, revered
and beloved by all. His ministrations
Yesterday showed that he retained
manvof his old characteristics. All felt
that it was good to be there. The
Methodists of West Wheeling are to be
congratulated, not only upon the pleas
ant and spiritually profitable season
spent Yesterday by so large IA gathering,
but also upon possessing an airy and
attractive house of worship.