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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY AUGUST l. 1879

and Americans. You win show yourselves less
grateful than you are thought if you don't recog-
nize in Mr.. Potter an Englishman who stood by the
side of Mr. Bright the days Of the Rebellion as
one of that minority which has now become the
immense majority of Englshmen who look on
America a nation of knsmen and friends. Mr..
Potter ia still NJ. r. for Rochdae, Mr. Brights town.
Persuasive person he is he has not yet succeeded
in persuading Mr. Bright to - with him to Amer
lea. Blu! you will owe him thanks for his Jealous
efforts.
A new American. or Anglo-American weekly jour
nal. has lately appeared Paris, called The Paris
i'm. Mr.. WATSON, formerly Of The Boston Daily Id
rcrfiser edits il. and an Englishman Of good bus-
ness talent Mr.. A. II. Johnson, Is the publisher
There was room enough for such a paper, and a
TRAPPED journalist like Mr.. WATSON. with know-
edge of what his countrymen in Europe want to
read. is q suitable person TO make the most Of his
opportunity. He is fully possessed with the idea
that paper in order TO be read, must be readable
The travelling American will find in this new
journal abundance of that miscellaneous food
for the mind which passes under the name Of
gossip with plenty of useful information about
home and foreign aft irs some discussion of current
topics and a mass of particulars respecting hotels
steamships, bankers, legations, and features Of
Paris life. with lists of Americans in EuroDe a
good supply also OF that accurate Intelligence in
the matter Of shops which the slOpkeeper himself
communicates, ana which is published for a price
IN the form Of advertisements Altogether, the new
paper Is a good one, with probability of becoming
better Is procurable all over Europe and may be
safely commended to the American abroad who
wishes to know as much as can be known about
other Americans abroad. G. ". :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
PUBLIC OPINION

The Democrats, puzzled between State issues
and N.uoua. issues. are uEe the mo.y dual who was
pcrpIfxet between Two bad roads. Whenever they
croos they sIi wish -hey had taken TIE 0tuer.-Al-
bluy Evening I'D uru4l lkepl
General Garfield said to the Wisconsin Re-
r1ubIc.s. .ls. ureN: We having revival 1I Re-
pub iclu.sm sucn as you aatI have not seen s-ace
l~Gl" This % true OF tie party every where. We learn
from Cglflru1 iIt UHe Republican, axe morally GER
tsiu of carrying the state an We Fall election -Il-Oy
Times lhr1)
No. even Robinson himself suggests that
IL any possibility Dee rec Jercd Ar gruuuI-
mated. T.Haspd Democrats viii ial 90 tlG any reason
in The character and record nf this man WY the party
should Invade ara defeat itself by nominating him, wueu
u Gao preserve ts Guity and VIII brilliant success, EE
nominating such % man as CAurcs or Nts., or Potter
OF DOTs4gIMer.- n. y. Lyeulu- Express tDculJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
SAFE soyEREIGyTY TUE REAL ISSUE.

The controversy between the President and
Congress the su ret u-e OF troops at the polls
and use o United states Deputy Marshals in cou-
nectOu Will elections hr stephens contends, was not
OF state ri gnts,r but issue involving tho
right and duty OK Congress control it's own appro r
tons. specify the 10 which the pubic money
shall be applied. The issue great FOR DO De- q
question az the powers Of two coordinate de-
partm-nls Of the Federal Government; buis TIT.
Stephens asserts 90 does not involve the question OF
bIate igUts stale sovereignty az al. VITA al duc
Respect 10 Mr stephens ulhcult 20 give c. the CON
test between Co gress aud Tie Presldcn, the single
teIpTctauOG thar be Destows upon 10. The refusal OF
tbe Democratic majority 10 money al the disposal
81 ths rNseluye. under certain Contingencies, 10 was
well understood, prevent Federal interference a
the polls The Democrats m gross took the ground
that the exclusive, reserved scVrrci n
Iglt guate elections. free IRON Inc control
Of the National Government, which they claimed na0
u0fthe Constitutional Tght o. mana supervise state
elections, wnen these we're for members " Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
Special Notices.

Aside fs superior quality GIANTS food over any
other substitute mothers MIX. Nen's Food has great
merit 90 ta- is prepared Medical u
high repue iud0rse TO- and the best druggists every
where wiz furnish &C..
Chalmers Belgravia Cologne. ''Avod te cheap and
nauseoIs extracts which sIc uow uoodnR thr market ta
purchase Chalmers Bglayla Cologne, which hgIy ap
preCated Jv refined and cultivated 10 D. uIrqualr OI
handkerrL aud for the bath perfect luxury Price y
cents an FL. sold everywhere
Pest UHce NOucr.-TB- i3rslgn nls rprtlo set< ng
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direct steamship Labrador. VIA I3V.; lu TIL -
DAY az II Tor France, Germany. &C. ~ stralislp ri
P.yIJutl Cuor3Jurg ana Hamburg lcIsrtitielts
amt the Continent De- sY-tl4Y al
dressed, - Europe. ~ stcan-Aip Alralo
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Germany. Sc. Oy 'samslu Dler. va Southampton
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aud scotland AlY al
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Nj dispatched bY Hamburg AND Bremen steam
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uly 3D. Tho mails Tor havana leave NUw lJgN IVY
81. Tn. n4s 1~ Newfoundland leave ArW-l.rs august l.
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Australia. Ec.. leave san tIugls,. AUGUST l.
Tho CANA and Japan leave sla Francesca Aus Isl
40. ....
.TTl.
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THE VACANT FOREIGN MISSIONS.

" N'-'f ihLNCE BETWEEN TIE PRESIDENT AND MR..
EYARrs-DfPORTANCE OF PROPER CHOICE FOR
The ENGLISH MISSION.
lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON. July 31.-The President and Secre-
tary Eyarts had a long conference to-day upon the
selection OF a successor to Minister Welsh and OF a
Minister TO Russia but they seem to have reached
10 conclusion. There Is 10 reason TO believe that
any one of the persons publicly named with refer
ence to these places has been prominently CON
sidered. Indications indeed much less favorable
for the choice or a Pennsylvania man for the
English mission than has been supposed, the diff
Guilty being the dearth of available rich men in that
state. The fishery question and the probable inter-
national consideration Of the silver question make
tho selection task Of more than ordinary difficulty.
secretary Evarts j. still gathering statistics with
regard 20 the fishery question, and has determined
10 request that war vessel be sent To cruise the
fishing grounds secured to Us by the Treaty of
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
GREENBACK ORATORY IN MAINE.

BANGOR, Me-, July 31.-The GreenbaCkers
held meeting IN Abbott Square this afternoon. Con
gresham Ladd. the chairman, made brief speech and
was followed By Alexander Troupe, Scion Chase, Noses
null and others The meeting adjourned until evening,
when u VIII be- called 30 order IN NurOmbega Han
PORTLAND, Ne, July 3l.-COlOuel Blanton Duncan, OF
kentucky addressed crowd OF about 1000 IN the City
Hall tonight speaking under the auspices OF the Green
back party He reviewed the history Of the currency
question and DECLARED that so long paper currency Is
the and most convenient for the transaction OF bus
mess, so long II viii be the best currency.
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HARPER & BROS.


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AID FOR THE DESTITUTE.

Ten dollars have been received from a gentleman
who wishes hi. name TO remain unknown, IN aid Of
the destitute family mentioned IN yesterdays iBIB-
USE. 10 will DE sent TO the sex ChlldTehs MISSION
who are providing for the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
ALIrrLE sroRY oF HENDRICKs.

When B.ue Jeans Williams was running for
Governor . HenlTcE-, who t4en led The Ofic. met
Democrat whom nad heard ureu1"d 90 vote against
say sou wiz not vote Tor III. Williams; yIy Is
THIS ~ We ." wa Tie reply, don't think Mr.. VII
grea. -tul. las Indiana ought o. De a man ~ uOl"
ability aud e4uca ion want q Governor 10 whom
can point Win pride. don't riuh MIR Williams 1T all
qualified f1r The p uOu." " Oh now, don't talk that
way,' SAID Governor Hendricks cOaXlugy, " assure
yOu 10y word OF honor UOosu take very smart
I'D d Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
MIDNIGHT WEhTHER REPORT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1, 1 a. m.-The barom-
continues high AuaEtc Coast, with easterly
% soUtherv winds. change I'm temperature partly
cloudy weather. and local south OF Ncw-Jrrsey.
Generally clear and weather las prevailed IN
tie Lake region AM the Northwest with southeast 70
southwest winds, slowly falling barometer. Partly
cloudy weather and local rains are reported from toe
Gulf states aud Tennessee. Wth eastery w.u1s and 10
decided cnange IN temperature or pressure.
IIld3cgisOas.
For New-Euglaud, the Middle states and Lower Lake
region. slightly warmer, southeast southwest winds
clear partly cloudy weather and stationary slowly
failing barometer.
r,pIPIrNE LOCAL. nRsEPVATI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

A country woman stopped some ten minutes
~ front Ol a store u Springfield 10 gaze at patent fly
trap ma OPERATION which pretty well hed and after
studying the placgrd -, lnteuIy, moved on, after
piping out the great amusement Of the bystanders
Few dollars | wouldn't give tew cents Tor all the
dies Ia 3 lriugheld."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
NARRIER.

PFABODY-DAVTs--On wednesday. Jnly 80 at Trinity
Church ~ the Rev Henry Motte assisted ~ 70
Rev D. r. Warren. ID. D. philip q. Peabody. OF NeWh0fk,
TO Msbel Greenwood Davis formerly q Boston.
TAYLOR EEDFIELD-On Wednsst1Y, Jul 30. ~ tho
Rev. DR.. McKm ie1ss Of rhe brides mother,
Walter rBylor Mile X daughter % te iate Professor
=. NJ. W Redneli, all OF ths CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
EIGHTs FOR TIE SOUTH.

The South never has aud never Will get on
without state nights she never has uad ana never
" NJ have enough them. They require more than lie
Northern States and -ull they not happy Bob IN
gtr-O SAYS women should have alLthe u-uJs that men
have and one mure-L- uEut 10 bee taken care OF. Tue
South ought Co an the rights the North has and
under some circumstances il Won't uurt them 10 alye
them BUb's " one more"
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GEORGE W. CARLETON & Co.

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sCRIBNER & yELFDRD.

Titan. Prom the most recent aut.JUDcs. 49, Richard
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

CHARGED WITH CHEATING HIS EMPLOYER.
Arthur Small, age tweniy-0ne, OF No.
seamine-st cerKin she employ OF DodAs x Co., liquor
dealers az No 10 Cortlaudtst., arrested yester-
a., .i,,,,,d win arubszziing money belonging to his
fBovsr lie sold liquors, 81 said ana appropriated
tI, money to IFS own Usc. Email WI be aIIaEned al
The IOubs Police Court THIS mOrulls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
GOvERNOR ROBNsON's VIEW FUDGE CHURCH

81 hear | continued " that ChIef-Justlce
Church Is actively eug4 ged the canvass IN another
STATE wher, once lIycd, public opinion almost mani
uousiy disapprOves OF political activity IN members Of
the high iudoIary'
Inc Governor here paused for long time, and then
very deliberately answered: Certainly 10 admits "
crave question whether 10 consistent with the dignity
on lie ench AID the preservation of the profound
spect ought 20 command Tor the judges To bo active
political CanFassers."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

When Won see . young man atured IN a
b h,pueI -.ift he face slightly ia ned Win expO-
and near him talk knowingly 81 " ib forests" and
sr6,nnipr unaer the wind" and q" stacking tho main
sheet IN doesn't follow that ne "a much 81 lacuts-
man The chances that he would Dc scasIeA Oh a
draw bridge,-lNeW Haven Register
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CHARLES sCRIBNER'> sDYs

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Spain in Profile BY James A. harrison, author NJ creek
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OF THE DAY.
NEW BOOKS AVID NEW EDITIONS.
nOUGHTON. OsGOOO a. Co,

restricted 10 books Of ne last three nJn'ar rlJ IisIisI
heretofore oa TIE tgsr1ry DtJA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
CHARLES FOSTER CHALLENGED.

JOINT DtBAlH Elt''EDNrb hl IiE EisAt-fipt'A
MES-A PROMPT REPLY.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 31.-The Republican
state Exrcutive Committee mas received a challenge
from the Grceuback Committee asking that Charles
Foster engage in series joint debates with either
Governor Charles Anderson. ". n Cory Don Piatt
The challenge has been acccptr., aud meetings VIII
hereafter be arranged at prominent points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
GEORGE P. PUTNAn'- SONS.

Ia Life - Orti Living II W. H. IallOcS. autAor OF
Z" The New Republic"
The Round Trip. by way Of Panama, throlsn Cl..or-
nil Oregon Nevada. Titan Idaho ald Colorado with nutt m
railroads commerce agriculture mining scenery and Di)-
pie. by JOHI Colin N, l2uO. cio-h, 81 30.
Bnyarh Vayiof's NOyeis Comprising Hannah rfgrs
ton John Godfrey, F0rtues' Joseph ana his g-nt"
The story emmett " tul Beauty AMI .ls tf' Tao
New CodafcroJ Eduoa, tinted boards vosp psr yoaae
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MACMILLAN &, 20.

The 7lacvey Napier Correspondence. Lated b. his
son. SvO ~.
The Relations of Mind and Brain by Henry Caller.
wood. IL professor OF mcral philosophy University Of
Edinburgh. SyO ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

TO TIE country. The plates for crackers, cheese and
cigars viii be furnished with pictorial designs intended
10 stimulate In form they VIII resemble
an Indian plate which IL a STIFF willow in circle
with thin strips OF willow reeds across. Mr.
DlVss beautiful Indian blanket which he sits, VIII
take conspicuous place in these last designs.
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Esaay tai. sIoraisl
TIE sEAGI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

The issue of .oIay contains
Letters from stan and oncr Correspondents Do tho "a
World and tle New
FULL PAGE or AGRICULTURE
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY.
HUMOR5 OF TIE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
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Aodrc-, THE TRfsUVE. Scw-v0rS.
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EOMIyATION TO CONGREss.

Iowa CITY, July 31.-The Democratic Con-
rcssranal C5uven ion = tine Fifth District day nom
mated II T. J. Boardman, + Marshatown, for Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

Auzep- Baths Turkish. Electro snt R1man-dav and
nlgnt; ladies and ovau4ns Also sun baths. Pleasant
r00Is excellent tables. 81 LeUugt)nayo, Z5Jhst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

~ s-.s. slf-lluf
inlra Ilc rsIIi ai ts i1f %
80 PRECEDING mljng The uesuiI ~hIs lac rsPrsellt ls
aso -le 1ln TIC broken 49tlcd s
"sisbezts tAe F4llsSlsus ln lempeE1are
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Aug. i, i a. m.-After the morn
mg nee yesterday the changes In the barometer were
iaght The weather was fair aud parity cloudy. Tae
Seiage temperature was y higher than Wcdnes-
say the mercury ranging between 75o and 90. The
Sss9uht OF moisture in the air Is still large.
warmer and clear and partly cloudy weather may be
1Yected today IN this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
shock TO THE DEMOCRATS.
NEWS FROM ONO WHICH WAS NOT r LIsHED Al
The PARTY HEADQUARTERS II WASHINGTON
LEY IELEaEAPn 10 TIE rRIBUNE.I

NEWS FROM ONO WHICH WAS NOT LIsHED AT
The PARTY HEADQUARTERS II WASHINGTON.
10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRIBUSE
WAsWNGTON, July 31.-Ihe following special
dIspa,ch appeared IN this mornings Post:
CLEVELAND, OuiO, July 30.
The Democratic State Committee, ln executive SEES
here heard reports to-day from different Congress
sous districts The general tenor % these shows char
lack o. organ. ZIUpn prevails Franklin County made
bold strike for extra funds Co INK certain Iapers.'
The members OF the committee said the Hon. john O.
Thompson would devote " hole time 10 local organ
izatOu The Hon. George l. Converse was very anxious
tD redeem Columbus and Fraukhu Counties. Mr. Ne
Kinney said the committee would not lack funds so
much mru who III devote their time to the organ
iZatiou and personal work. lie advocated personal
work ON every man OF doubtful politics. Large assess
uicuts were made different state candidates and
cucertUlly paid. A. suggested Jhat a Few Demo
cratic paper be started here The meeting was turUu-
lent aU times. ANA discussion could bee heard nom
Che outside. AIrar tie meeting General LIVING, Nj.
Ward and many others went 90 the All ieit IT,
-lt The committee nave another meeting Ia Cincu-
uau.
tits said that this dispatch caused mich grief,
and some loud talking in and abolt the quarters of
the Democratic Congr s5olal Committee here. aud
that dispatch from Cleveland denying the ac-
curacy of the above and putting a new face upon
tine matter was immediately prepared for pu5iica-
ton tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

No lady careful ~ health any sewing ex
cept New Automatic Or No Tension machine Will
coz & Gibbs Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
A COLD SHOULDER TO THE GREENBACK MEN.
BANGOR, Me-, July 31.-The Democratic

cratic ticket refusing by an almost unanimous vote 20
await the action the GreenbacA Convention before pre-
seutIng "a ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01
Dolitiral Aoilres.
Nineteenth Asse Hibly

Nineteenth Assembly District Republican Associaon-
s association notified thar the roll 81 pledges
De- rcsgung this tFrday) evening"
1879 hours OF and 10 clock
G7th-nt. and W BnulcF ard. CuAs BHlDER
dent A. IA. DJSs, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-01

Now, as to the local Democratic politics Of
NeW-York cry let me say, without menu0niug any
names that thew IN hopeless middle, aud far
can see likely remain All the trouble arises
from the tght Tor le5hpOts NOW II ut Kelly There the
honest dissatisfaction With possible nomination for
Governor sDuguZ from tins cause, aud should choose
10 -tanI asir and await tho action OF the convention,
ana then should bOlti IL unsat factory, FOR one
should have caUse 20 ma !ault with him. Indeed,
mink should her like MIN the better for IT, Bar 90
INK into a convention ana boiling afterward from mere
personal dl-sats action. might present the question N a
Ill nereut way"
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Hlilndeiphla
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