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the lawyers In the courtroom. This action OF
tho Judge called down fearful fnalcdiettons
ttnor its tlead Thea ho ordered the Grand
gsatnb!cd without license. This VAS too mucn
Tie Wholc Territory arose. tho Legislature sc.
dsatrtcted the Territory, and virtuad1Y deprived
tllc Judge ot his Office.
fIussta has Just forbidden women to practice
medicine In her domInfon8 because these female
phvsicians were the centrea Of political dlscon-
tent and socialism, With ait tho last word uenns.
Now Jersey forbade her women from voting,
after tlleY hhs! voted from 1710 to lbl, BECAUSE
OF the scandal0us frauds pcrnctratcd by their
votes. Utah sill kcens rolygamY, not~ith-
The Home Protectionlsts" have begun at
the wrong place to suppress lntemperanec. Let
them begin ut homo,-With tic clIlld, with their
own children.
>rhe writer of this letter never drank any kind
Of intox!cants; never put hta name to pledge
IN Ills lfle, nor never will, and claims to bo {.
better temperance man than there Is in tho
ranks OF all these p.ou1o.relormcrs. uc re-
pcrnnce principle Is d part Of ills bo1ng.
cfs" are at fauit. Tho most dcpragcd ibcrttne,
Rntnb!cr, c,ithroat, yes, tic very dev3t incar-
tlatc, they will elevate to high Positions Il he
men Of character and long staudtng to make
room for these wolves IN aheeps' clothing. Pure
women, who ought to know butter, will rush to
hear these vaEabnnds spcak, cry With them,
hl,ake theis llnnas,-whose very touch is polu.
tion. But the man who hns lived lt!e Of tenn
perancc and honesty must stand aside while
!hcse bulls Of Bashhn arc pettcd, grootne1, and
fatted.
thank you, Mr.. Editor, for your scnstble ar.
t!slc In the SATURDAYS Issue, and all rlght-ind.
cd persuns must agree With sou. Uopng that
you viii continue to disseminate tile right
knowledge a'noug the people. am very re-
soccsfully yours, D. II. P1NonE1.
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consideration. Sorry as all must be there Is no
doubt about 1t that the shopkccpers must suffer
from the process, which wifi gradually lend to
ter aitost tgta srttinctton; ai hey 70 aiiev
tention should be directed. To attempt to do 70
by Tie abolition Of cooperative stores would be
iuti!c, as they have taken too deep q root "A
well miRht wc demand the extinction Of rail-
coaches. Progress cannot be ,tnpcdcd. Hhould
the electric light prove d SUCCESS, no considers.
prevent Its adoption"
ono Of these LONDON societies flas become
manufactnrer on m extensive and increasing
scale, which is thus described:
very largo number Of workingnicn arc
employed on tho premises In tailoring, and more
receiving good and even liberal wages. ia favora.
hln contrast with thusc exposed IN Hoods IA
NOUS Song OF tila Shirt; and It must be-
some satisfaction 10 tho wcarcrs Of these gar
sss msnts that. though they get them at reduced
tie misery Of the poor workers. II en1barks,
moreover, In nmantlc-making,p perfumes, and In tho
manufacture Of rorttnauieaus. dressing bags.
purses, and other leather goods, tfn-wotk,
also tn printing md die-sink!ng. This may be
deprecated by many, but the society lins In fact
been forced ntJ 1t by the difficulty, ard almost
IN 70; some Instances lmpossibilty, of procuring
really sound md good articles that could b
confidently warranted to It's members. owing to
the system Of scamp!ng and conccalng defects.
The results have quite kent pace with. the most
sangunc expectations. The prices have been
vorkingmcn, many Of them the best In their
respective trades, nse we'll content.''
Mr.. Lawson closes with A. ,rosc-co1ored prcdto-
tlon Of the futnsc OF cooperation:
:" " will Illus BE- seen that cooperative
societies arc likely to prove friends to the work.
lngman, however they tnny utTect tho traders;
and another beneficial effect, national one,
must io'iow. BY largely reducing the selling
moro fayorabiy with those Of foreign productions
nt,d tend, therefore, to Keep tie ssa,se In our
own hands,"
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According 10 stat[sLics carefully collected IN
Great nrita,n lately, tho dtstross prevailing iu
that country seen,s % basomowhat exaggerated.
Is nut tlnwn ut II. Ok, ,Uo0, out of total Of o.
D0G,U00: and, allowing for shrtnlsnges Ut !s.Iu.-
OOu,0O0 in Tho waves Ot the textile anu iron III
ttustrtrs during last rear, tho earnings Of tho
working classes aro reckoned to average VI
sh!ltngs per family ol tiye persons cart, week.
Considering The reduced price OF the nucessarits
Of 1itc, the community as wliole, Is thought to
br butter .uur!shed tNaA at any tDrlner pasiod,
Of !lse !, ,00o o9O dependent % industrial occu-
patlUus, 1l,5O00 600 aro declared to bu ne.ua1
carnrrs. Of total OF 4513, ,00Q 00O glyctl
a. thu earnings OF full year's employment, It Ii
noticeable tllRt !, ,6S3, ,000 women uurned Klia,-
UO0, ,0O0, against 4}0 UOO 00U earned by Gat ,Ulu
men. lhu 1,si3 OOU women cu9agod III do.,lns-
tic service earned 4Gl ,000 U00, at:aust IS.tUo,.
700 carne4 by .Gl0, ,0l) engaged In other kinda Of
iubor. Tho woTkc1s Ut both sexes under ~
yeara OF sgo 1-rned sGl ,GJ0, ,oo0, ur well-nigll
one-seycnth ns much as tho adults. IN tic In
duBLtics thAt arG ut present most depressed,
5,.50, ,kU lnhofers Are employed. ibis exhilt.
like most exhibits Ut tho klnl. Iuokh much bet.
ter than thu cold, hnrt1 faGts themselves. 6oMe-
how, statistics utnl political ceoao'ny often have
. way ot glossln:, tic 0tttcrest truths Ut au &ll-
fed purl!uIly.l!Ie population: They sccln to
laye soiteAu,s, ltioulixlns clfoct which actual
observation ani experl0I,to rldely rein1vo.
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Tho figures which repreaeut tho sales nj ono
OF TIN. London eo-opcratiYo atores, ,-thu " Army
u.ld Nayy,"-as ses forth lit M article BY slr. J,
i. Lawson tu .l.o ls.est nlntMr OF tlls Ni's-
ness, 3n5i 49,; third year's, $3,i7s,25o; hith
years, 4l,Mil,7iQ, and tic seventh uIMl lAsk
yenr's, e7,7NhiAU. Mr.. Lawson considers Va.
r.ous grievances whi!:. thu 5hopkcapcrs have,
speaking 0t ono a follawa:
"TAo inal anl tho lnost imisortAnt plea Is the
serious injury that "a buthg done to the trades.
lneu thetnscives. Thts Ia matter which de-
eeryea the fullest sympathy und tho most grave
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Republican Support for Randall.

T.
Tic Republicans must, first ol all, do their
utmost for tlelr own candidate, and they must
avo!d my entnnRlemonts with the Orotubackcrs.
hut, in case Of nrotitlcss deadlock. rather than
10 keep up, orto nllow to be Kept up, pEptractcd
wranEle, IT Is clear tint there may .lcyoyo npon
illcm 1l1o necessity Of choosing brtweun Two
asiis II Tins contingency aTisua, It would be,
In oar Judgment, wIsar for them TO watye party
considerations aud join III clcelng Kansall, than
to Aalow either tho rcactlonary wl,G, OF tte
Den,ucrats or tho hantiful Of GrccubacGcrs 10
control the u[ruuIzhtiuu.
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l67b."j."..".+: s.''..". ..... +. 00i, 800
na:',s IL is'sSaa9 iou; yssr tis iii ifliss sS
sell isst: e s1a &. ssss I fye s
sppstant tsst sho saaen % osease 10 aii sitss
81 Aoattacts II teeetvcd from ',ot'lcr eoaasrie.,"
sssa:s ps'Rs snsn sn s .:s swa s tfS " .se s
@ ss.ast 1 ~ Il shsa s 's:s Ss'' 's'n
which has caused an oatAaw from from Il f't: of tha
R'eeon. o.t 'o,', axs|,to Hna sspeea, of go3d ss
hnaerieoa Nertstp November and December 1H7H),
by Japaneta wrltes. 1tatsrya,nn Makonl lio
p !" wns NM IT.
against 5apan Of sol. DOG. soa Gntne tke eakt and
gs % Si IL .s. "a e tha s
DURING the ysar ending 1nne 10, 1877. there was
s,snss y fsot q Of &C., tn
fcsp.s S uto | s 81 CO conaton f 81
Th!s writer says Of tho ct1ec. Of tho treaties Of
and oseo, q eonntrss restricting Japan to very low
whilejapan was flooded with unnecessary 1ncrclInn-
e. o p'ses sn @ EN-
pIre wero recoined In remoto capitals.'' ~
The actual Internal currency IL Japan conslatst1,
oclow The Standard ol tic silver yea. and tsl ot
bank snotcs 10 fnr - these netcA nto redeemed nt
all y !. q ths subsidiary silver coins. The Tokio
1ssHss OF Noy. 0, 1875 Pays that the large number
yest S'tt sanr aune IT, sueS dSs peess es
ios liz special purposs ii redseniine ectain '. de-
scrtpllons Of paper, described a. Dai Jo Kuwou
aud MIN Blu sho, whatever those worda may signi.
aness pape. money below Mexican a!yes dollaTs
was then tNoy. D. 1B7Sl II per CENT OF tathcr less
than At some previous dates. No gteater acprcc!a;
at snY time. Tho 1Haes in.iats. however, thas
there has been no deprectation Of tho Japanese
modes fh. f nay sery e 5e % Il ey fnH sve
dcrret!atcd only u per cent below silver, which,
a. Is well know,; has tiaon quito .: uluc' Al That
Tbs Toxic 1iHlts says futther: ..
nThis country makes no n5ecnec Of any wish to
trnnaact business npon gold standard"
In the external trade Of japan, 1T t!la upen ports
the legal moaeY Ct payment T. he .Ispanetc silver
donr Il aiso i.teely used: Tho Japanese 'iaip MIpt
lay Ct 1sSl 81 pss.eribtss p5s.,.satssI a. n f9llows:
ports, the silver tradedallar will b. coined for ths
present for Japangsc or foreigners on application;
ts 1p son ot a
vcr trade doft is so!cy 10 bo used Ia tho payment
Of tmport and EXPORT duties ami ali other taxes At
the open port1+ ntld tn operations between Jana.
ncEe and foreign merchants. II
BRITISH INDIA.
In India, whcro stlvet haa been tho only legal
money Of payment since 1885. Eo|u coins nsc neysr-
tltesaa ariek u thn lGdan mints. anu haye clrcu.
money 10 aon,o extant, Humu authorities atate
that rold has constituted heretofore otenti, Of
to tho fopor. {lH7U) OF the Drtlal Silver CpmnIs.
son, an estimate u tounl tat So 0o0, 700 Of Drt-
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hc british Imports OF gold from India aud cx.
i. .f,f ttt,ld lt1din t,nxa bnnn f0Jlf,tsA.

IN tho len ycafa ff0m 1868 70 1H7a, both lnclu-
sfyr. the 0rltatl gross gold import. and Which
210, or at tho annual rato or 81 88l, 1s1. III tie
g!x years from 1878 to 1873. both inclusive, tho
1l6, Of at tic annual rato Of s., ao7, 800.
During tho forty years ending With 1875, India
hnd au average a,lnual excess OF gold Imports over
fo:n1a md Australia tnate goiL moro abundanr,
and ~ India has hccn more developed md Mpee
proepsrons. tho Avcsaea annual quantity retained
mneh n,orc considerable. Tbp ln1n fiscal year
l.us Terminated aimee lb07 On tho 31st vi March,
having formerly tcFtn!nntcl oil tho "Utl Of Apr1.
The India net Imports Of gold. cxccys OF Imports
over cxporte hRYe bpcn q tolIows:
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cnrstnuerrr ~ TIN .f1pn, dcmn,,t,,ct,n, t.o4. ~
is71-'M. has been muci, mose eonsid"rshic' ana m
probably nut less tfsn s15o, GO0 Co., The to sas
Mny. is7S, whs, ihrro wouIa hsso bnon uone Il
been: - nO'1 'Ne A''A -A'
In f,c,m.,v ...,.....,........ &1.o mn mn
IL Ifol,a - . ~. 90 :. fHo
ctEs. ia u.; ~ ......: ao'oootooV
In un!aea ~ saiisr iiis from m I'm M datnnG.i.
OF specie Paynasn" Ia 9ola'''..'. soo ooo. ooo
.r.o coo 49,
x- 99io ooo, wv
Tie following, ts prdxlmste estIma,c Of tho
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A Vary Good prestttent.

RtthMnHf tTu.) Ginte tDtM.l
Two years ngo President Hayes entered upon
hts duties ns Chief Mag!strato Of the Republic;
nnd SO fur "a he has gone, despite tho fears Of
many and the desires OF not d few, Le Inns made
store better feeling among tic people, while
e1crtlug all hla efforts to return to constltu-
ttonat uud honest WAYS.
, 1879-03-13
KEARNEY AND WELLOCK.

Tic snnd-Lot 1Ioodiums on the nampxrc.
san Fnnnctsco Chronicle. 1fa,ehx
Dennis Kcarney told M sanl-I.nk hoo,lrn
,,o,.d ~, toht ;hot ~, ,,,a ,,h,1.s. .,,x.a -
s'o"o 1aat n'sNt .,.. .As -, 1s e"aneoe eu'so ID
not removed, Cal4osnla Will scceue from lie
Eastern States.n And he spoke OF an army OF
10000 non, controlled by Col. Artley,- Gum
mt,n,st nj rhic.rn ns henv u rr,i,v - hnI.
1at,s.N.,. ~ M :. ssh r" a1 w ".'p
eai..o',a' a, !'o eA'as e'eun'H AeaEney spoko
At tie First Branch Club, Eleventh Ward, and
said that IL 1dyes should veto the Autt-Chiuesc
hill uthcn. hv I'D 't1,ern uyill In aY, nrtnr NJ
RI nm war n ro,fo.r,, T., ,... ,h,., , ,,,,.,.,
"e'oss .u' -. 4s's s"at ~ l"n'"'
fcaoy " oaoaiues H1ushot' pstott % 0hHGcr
to 6top Chinese Immigration" On; tho sumo
aveutnr, Wellock, the alien Eupl!ebmau. who
stauIa srrnntf in Kcnrn.v IN ofy1cr IN i'm " p
~ ,,".,a~as =, .,ss,,,,. t., r.,s., VI. ~,
-, 49, e'u'a !. ~ "s, :" vete'a ilall M
shat It was maker o. 1ndsilarcnco 70 him
whether the bill was signed or not; md he c1n-
ps,uslzed IFS words ubon tho necessity of unfnr
fn,c, tnro ~ .r,oi, tha r,hto.sa T., H.
80 49, 's'o ~. ~ ILL.,. "'' S"uSno Ir.'' ~ W.
Names o. law. Whcn MI. hiohey re-
bukcd the English blathcfsktte md
blasphe.ncr by saying that there Ia
:, m en,.mv In (srht., and lint Il t,,e man ,xho
,,,,I, -. ~, .,,.s,,.I. ,e.,,,,. ,,,,.. a., -
o1". ~ Wv sa's"t' AGaus "s"e, '@' oA,os9I ~
sure 10 DC ono VINO HAS ltstle or no experience
~ ~ tne tnafaefolis business OK rlot ntli war,
Nclloek's friends retired iFom tue ball with
AZ meeting he!u tile ilEht inter- lhat on
whe!i Kanv u WGl'ocS's roug'ls, counterfeit
inE. tile name a1ld character OF workngmtn,
broHe up tho Union Hall Democratic MGctII,
kearney advised Ills hearers that they had
right TO intend tic meatln9s OF any pRrty. nnu
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! + .sEEu 1ufE N9suEa t1HU.E :.
The Democrats are perpetua'ly d0tug things
which verify Gen. Grants wcl-known ptcd,c-
ton, that their political opponents tnny always
rely upon Democratic bluntlcrs to help them
out II they get In tight place.
, 1879-03-13

RoSion T<tald Ind. Dttn.1.
1t is safer for Scuntors to abuse President
Hayes than e1-Presldent JciT Davis.
, 1879-03-13
Won't Forget It.

No man In either House OF Cougrets has
greater responsibility for tho inaiction Of a.
other session upon the loug-suifcr!ng business
interests of the United States than tho great
dcnacvcuu Thurman. Anl tho people Will not
forget II.
, 1879-03-13
Btephcns' Independent AIoyetneu

1T7f5N71 1hHl lH7tFc7dI- fdkfIEt {UtP}.
Tia pcrsccuttons bestowed OF Alexander II.
Stephens for his Independence have reused the
Old gentleman, and lie has started IN ndepend-
cnt movement In Georgia that already bids fair
to submcrge tIle regulars. At ult events, they
are terribly frightened, and Are IN anxious con-
sultatton over the matter. II will be necessary
patgn OF bulfduxlng, II they hope to get through.
, 1879-03-13

Pfff7U tlII.J UzN1btTdf tU<5h.31
The Democracy OF Illinois, II they are wise,
nil light shy Of Mauton Marble. A Democratic
pnper in Chicago Is ono OF the needs OF tic
party. but llcksoittlc Of Wall street Is not the
man to edit Western Democratic paper.
, 1879-03-13
UnIasi phrIe.
II ina Editor, af TAa TrfhuuA.

ID tha Editon af TAe Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 13..-The pride taken IN our
large parks sccms toilayo left the etlallcr ones
In forgctfaness, alstt jot they arc no less In.
portant to the health Of tho city. They arc tho
breathing places nntl sanitnrlums Of many who
rannot ).ayc tho tenG1t ol tho larger and moro
costly improvements Union, Jefferson, md
Vernon PARTS are tn'populous parts Of the city,
eu,d arc 10 tic surrounding population what the
lungs aso to tho human body. That they are
no. regarded by tho, city authorities with the
importance to which they aro on,Itlea Is cyt-
dent from ilcir condltlon now anl for two or
thrce years past. l refer now more particularly
tO Union Park, It being the largest Of tho three,
anil the only ono where, Ia tile limited space Of
sixteen acres. horses and carriages, dogs md
t''rcs aro fast going to ruin, md the recent re-
liioyal ol tho icnco renders It moro unsata ttan
bcfurD for these who ought TO bu Its chief bcne-
!tsarics,-thc sics thp iutru,, u,l tho children.
with no fence a,ti Y no police to protect its grass
nlu n0t only pedestrians but tcamB also arc
nsaktns trucks n,ll paths neross tho green at
their convenience or c'lpricc. For two years
past 1t has bud no protect!on from .,he
could Give, and his duties aec1n to be 1utte
enough for ono man npart from those OF a DO.
llcenan. Indeed, Ihelieye hir. Shaw Is remark
ab)y Industrious IN tsle rarious capacities of
gardener, r,roa1nastus feeder of birds nnd beasss,
nntl policeman, but he "a not ubiquitous, md
tho elFort tu become sD tnust be severe strain
even upon Scotch ,,cr7cs and muscle.
But, whether Or not The place Is to become
common, aMd tho green reduced to wayside,
tho lrlves should b0 closud md horses excluded.
1t 10 unreasonable ,]lat this small area, 20 In
pottunt to the hcnlthful exercise Of children In
tlcir small carriages, and Ut the sick md tuIsm
as vol Us The ulore RUGGED shouI,l be made i'm
HltN Nun tlfsHYr4HhlHn tF tHDsn tFitf, n,
, 1879-03-13

An GHIca for Jproule IsonsNarte. =
Jrrome uouaoarts, granddaughter OF Napoleon
la long resident of Baltimore, mud prac-
tleing lawyer ttese,-has becn presented BY Ills
friends for thu vacant posltaon Of uuitsd States
District Judge.
, 1879-03-13
forward. Eads has been paid for twenty -four,
foot channel; md steamer drawing lcss thas
twenty-five iees stuck ip II for three days.


"uoto nso AS1sPo.a".i1 As'
LotffofHf Commercial tRt1. !.
IT IL for the Democrats to decide whether
they viii do something tor tho country thor arb
sunno.ed Ia In 1cofa1sttnu for. ~ noihtnv
11,neo ~. ..rss ..9s,s ~. - ~ ~ r',.,.ts
uo"n the pa5HeEs WHICH no" pFotect the flRnts
OF voters which these Democratic 6ttckl0 for
With great tcuacity. II Is hard 10 sec how q
Nepnoiiean ftcsldcat can have linnd In this
,tns'n1son ,tasa th m!cM ing ne'nnerats "1nt more
fnrwardInI, Of gnvarnmcntsi afyn1rs ii TX n,,ss
exercise tic veto power OF ef1ago IA acts Of
stultiaeatfon which cannot bc expected from
t!rn. !he t, atnatlon y mol pleastat one. Ihe
"a 1he naI,,n ,.iIl III ba W ther" e,,s1., ~
Paying Dearly for Ills 1nd1lcrAtion.
c'tstidnd Htraid tRtp.,.
JUST what tue venerable negro, Abe Wootten,
Ind done to Incur tile displcasure Of his white
fellow-citizens down IN Tennessee we are not In
formed, but whRtever may have been Abe's IN.
discretion he paid dearly enough for It. Eight
ARMED and masked phtlanthropIsts called at t1ia
home tho other evening ard invited him to coma
out md be- shot, and as ho declined thc1 set f1ro
:or yad n1.1e sn easan r, wera o2ed to S9ne out to
Ibe tleaa md so%io awav. % jrsvfn~ his wi}o aMi
children ntnne IN ,be wtth % nothio III ~.
fhcr homn an1 I'M i,cad hnIv ~ ser i..,"I.S ~
nnI fath"T The nratnens '} renn"..oo a,st,nns
whn werc conccrncn IN nox,,o Ill n.ts,,tto1, ~
hn Wnnt,on tsntiv sro Ig LII.
parots of ha stne aiG % easc
IN thr r,.rt NJ the hiarEs 'sA =" ""'oA0AA
w >''@ p-'| " -''' "'.-No.
A n.mocra,t, ,,rnr,,c,,,,or ar p..,.u
y. y.'1. ~. .n.' ot 1'"h"an'
Tim ,,,+ +. th.t g. t'I' Wr r., naaS01' SNm,. e.
1no 1aet @, taat Mr' aanoa'l has not single
qualify to raise him above mcdlocritr, except
the experience and knowledge resulting from
1onD-contiuucd ecrytce IN Compress. liz "a
,,a,, ~ .h~o,vJ,os. 49,, o,'.,tn.~@,,.,t
'nai' , y, e1e"u"cs' nnu euun.ng' ons utterly te
Volu OF talents or culture, or the higher quall-
Ties Of intellect und craftsmanship. There nre
dozens Of men In The House who have more
cha-nctrr ond ,-oo,or ,ht,,tv NJ p.nd.Iy,.
,.s..s a"s .l.',. s'sas1 uo.y. '.. napua1fe
.eao'a"cc anu tfleScEy, compared win thc great
talents u FORMER Speakers, 's like the contrast
, 1879-03-13
Tho Country Mt Quito snre.

For tho il5st tlmo since 1860 tl.o Democrats
have control OF both branches Of Congress. It
Is Of great consequence 70 tho connt,y, mud Of
supreme consequence to the Democratic party,
that no wild Or oxtravngant tce:s!utiou bo as-
iclnDtet1. The cnuntryis iot quite sure whether
the Democratic party Is lamb OF tiger, nlll II
success III lHS0 IL worth having, 70 crown tho
work Of DISQUALIFICATION, the Deinocrnts must
keep themselves down, and show. by their pru-
drnco mud moderation. that they realize the
responsibility now resting upon item.
, 1879-03-13
Iudauon1sm 1vonkcn1ug IN 1Tooafordom.

lRdtdhaboHt JotFHGI tR&b.).
From present indications tho har1-monoy
wing Of tho Democratic party III this statu will
bo iaIrly on top by 1880. Meanwhile, Senator
Voorhees, VIII be gctt!ay ready to sHcsr that he
never was AnythinS but haru-moncy man. aud
the Sentinel to provo That !. never lowled for
imitation.
, 1879-03-13
,,.roa 1Iiehcr Value Of Gold In Rela-
lion Both to Silver and to
tho General Range Of
Commodities.
r.a Intest Conclusions Of the
United states Monetary Com
1nisslon~--1s Gold Be-
coming Dcnrer
IA Steady Concentration Of THAT
Metal in sang1c.standard
Countries Since
1879.
,treased Production tho Only Means OF
Supplying tho Increased De.
map1s for Gold.
sneefaf Dispatch IN 77f 7sibuna

p.
ma9ttB Tor G0ld.
so.tfnf Di,poteA tn 77s 7,inuna
t.r.,,ra1oy. u. u. Mnrch 11.-The jnr11.
"Ash'se "aa.na,.y,rtr tho -or,,t =, i'm 11,,,tn.,
uenA acco1'ph"Sl!'I i'.c scpofe o. u'e o"tso
n,e. Monetary Commission, organized under
,1.", ,e.o,uttou OF Aug. Is, 1876, buyo finally
y Sln iie interest compared win, the report pub
Lifted now moro than ysar ago. although
fonc Of the papers may possess an historical
.,tp. Mr., George n. Weston, Secretary OF
hs Commission has' however pfciacco th's
oano.s 'o'r%a o, reh Is to present sueh facts a.
7b,cb throw light upon tic extent OF tic now
,'m,n;1. far ro,d, mud especially UPON tho fact
nj extent Of supposed Increased tendency OF
a ssa rurouc BY tl,c higher valuo which Il has re-
rntly acquired there In relation both to pilvcr
nj to The general rapgo OF commodities. . Mr..
T.,,or n mia i,oncr. sova.
'F I'll. volume complete, tho publication of all tho
mnnuntcatl1as. and ~ tho tcattmony Of wit.
% Whsn S report o. tns
trd.f ths tuini resolution df Aug. 10, 1876. The
trbfeatlon hns bcon DELAYED for various ahd ma.
1sEdsble reasons, and tho Secretary OF the Conn
I've bteomo known rlnce Tho report wna n,ade,
yhleh thtov ,l!1ht upon tho extent Of the
TT TT snd extent Of supposed Increased tendency
Il tod to be drawn f,on, oshor parts Of tho world
to Enrope. hy the ilRhcs value which 4 has 70;
S'ss sstss general ss f.ngo Of eoMmodties. '' 4'A
Eus .lYes to gold was decscod In Dccemb9st 1S7l
r. at,maa so!d s;anaEe, which sS%9,snsea ~ II
, 1879-03-13
No Protection to Ituman Ltfe In New Or
lcnrss


The law Is iaree.--a tircary aud hcart-brcak.
ins farce. Thu protection to human life rs
guaranteed BY our law Is Que OF those ghastly
mockerlcs which seem to be intended as q divine
revenge. TI,erc s,no moro restraint in Now Or.
leans upon evil n,en's passIons thnn there is IN
the Black Hills or in the heart nf Africa. Any
hasty word brlngs OUT the revolver or the gmlet-
kNfic, nEu ihcEb Is no experience 0r precudunt
within mcnfs lncmurics hers 10 uissuado them
from shooting or stRbblng Whenever tAe incllna-
ttuu bctZes them.
, 1879-03-13
CURRENT OPINION,

Not nm Instance.
C2sFetGRd Nfratd (Rsn.).
]. Davis ts not m instance of TIC survival Of
thp ~ aat