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New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

little reason 70 fear that either the Braman
or the Hurd bin will be- passed. One 0f the causes
which viii prevent their passage Is the early aDonIp-
ment OF the Legislature deierIniHed effort viii be
made in the Assembly Tomorrow 10 pass Mr.. Husteds
resolution fOr final adjournment on May -. .
Tho Senate Finance Committee and tile Assembly
ways aud Means Committee viii 40 II Joini meeung
Tomorrow to select the member of the proposed cont
criiy agreed thai there shall BE- five mel Doefs IN re
commission. At the first meeting ~ tie commit
tees on this subject senator Hurris proposed that
che comm ssOn should consist 0 three exc yetnos OF
fha state, hut 10 objected That they might nOt DE
able that earnest attention the subject rnat
younger men could do. The committees desire 90 pre-
vent names Of m 10 tho Legislature which VIII
be generally REGARDED guarantees tgdt the WORK VIII
be- faith ulY and bOnOrahY performed. The uatscs or
George Dawson Of Albany, and Sherman = gers, OF
Buffalo, have been suggested members Of the com
mission.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
OBITCARY.
.PLNY EREEMAN.

Pliny Freeman died at his home in Ravens
wood L. l., yesterday in the eghty-second year of his
age. In his early life he was engaged in mercantile
pursuits in this city For the last twenty-five years lie
has been prominently connected with hfe insurance.
He owned the charter of tie old Nautilus Company and
It was the foundation OF the New York Life Insurance
Company, OF which he officer for many years.
when he retired from that company he organized the
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company, about fifteen
years ago He elected president, position which
no held until few months ago, when his resignation
was demanded by the AjtOrney-Geuoral. At this time
M Freeman on his way Florida for his health
A. Atlanta he stricken with paralysis, from which
he partly recovered. On his way back had a second
attack 40 Charleston. He was removed his home a
days ago aier the Southern physicians had given
ND all hope OF saving MIN.
II was under iir freeman's administration OF the
Globe that the gu1ntes occurred for when every
member OF the Freeman family forced to retire
frOm the company. HIS son, Frederick A Freeman. Is
now ~ Ludlow street. Jail on cHarge of conspiracy %
defrgud pOcynudcrs or the WldOws' and Orphans
ana Guardian Life Insurance Companies. he ul-
able To furnish $4,000 bail. Plny Freeman gem
er8uy regarded Of much wealth, but t is be
Ueyod tnat ne suffered losses, reducing his
estate from II, l,O0O.0OO 70 nOt much over 100000.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
Gpetial Notlces

Post Oce Noucerhe foreign malis for the wesk ending
SATURDAY.. May Il. 1873 will this Oa1cs
WEDN sDAY. Al Tor Europe Jy steamship Abvss
ria Queenstown correspondence FOR France must be
ciny addressed ana al 10 Of France direct Dy steam
ship Labrador VIA Hayre on fHJ ksDAI, AZ 10 A. m Tor
EnTop- Dy steamship CITY Chester,
r,-pOnusncs Germany and France De specially ad
cressed and az Tor Europe. by steamship Lesrng
via Plymouth, CherD0urg ana Hamburg On 5AAI HDAf,
ll.3i for Europe, Dv steamship BIittnulc. VIA
for Germany ana scotland must
be ,oocay aIdrcsse, and at ll5O l0r scotland Ill
for Germany, &C. b. steamship Donlu wa Southampton ana
bremen Tor Great Britain ara thc Continent
be Addressed The Ails .oi Denmark Swsdep
auI MOI dispatched by Hamburg auO Bremen seaai
era only mails for Hayt, Savaulla &c and Grevto"n
leave SewYOrk May l3. The mails Tor Havana leave Ne~
May IA and II. The mails 9I Hay ainalsA ahn At
acabo leave MAY 10. The nails Tor Mexico leave
New York May H. The mails Tor the West indies aud Ven
ezuelA Will NeSlOr Nav H. ITO mans tJr AusbIAA
THOs. L. JAMES, Postmaster
Post once. NewYork. May 10. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

- President Porter ex-President woolsey ana
nruo.nr, Tlrcher The Hon. Wayne MacNcash' VI
pprrUD,n,ssyiyauia. viii preside at tue table
Tho conrtship and marriage of NJ. Blanqui'
M wrench revoluuonst, said 10 have been very TO
mantle when only nineteen he became 'uor 1, ~ al
t.o family living near Toulouse. He fel IN
- th a Young lady also residing in the cha eau, ou'
~ s reat thy and he did not venture 20 disclose MS
,-,,,ion For six years he remained silent when at
a., st discovered his feeling, and returning u became
80. wife six years afterward she died Blanqni stu
-. ,rouruing for her. In ts4S, nj the Radical ciuo
- ,e.ded over. he never took of the black gloves ne
t,hitualy wore. These produced curious en'c' "nen
.-os IN on, ,basiza any remarks he made in
ne ,r1t shril voice. These gloves are OF pecu-
nss,te and come hich up the wrist ike those oi a
"a, be raasau for TINS snEul1riy ~ that the oeter-
lal con. pirstor 800 wears his wrist the bracelet
" u. E.T he loved and still mOurns
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
SAVINGs BANK SALARIEs.

ALBANY, May ia communication was re-
ceved by the senate this evening from ActingsGpern-
tendent Of the Bank Department Lamb IN response
the resolution of Senator Mccarthy for list OF saw
in2s banks which pay 10 ther employees salaries Of
81 900 or more. Mr. Lamb says the number
OF savings banks which pay salaries Of
5000 or Is ifty-two; the number OF employees
who receive salaries Of 5000 or more Is l65. The
largest salary pad $1,000; there five $1,000 sa a
res and tnirywo OF IS 600 or more The report shows
bank has fifteen employees to whom 10 pays from
- 300 10 5000 each another pays four employees
from 70 - each. The salaries paid 20 officers
and employees Of savings banks for 1873 aggregate
<04g sgI 3.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
Music
NINE. EAXAnT.

1t is easy to see why Ofeubach's latest
opera. Nine Flvart," when was gwen for the first
time ID this country at the Park Theatre as night has
been so successful Paris for II has an the quafcs-
ton necessary for popular opeIabQufe. The bretto,
winch is by NM. Daru and ChivOt. Is excellent,
ab0uudiug ia good situations and dialogue which,
# lts never brilliant. Is often clever; The characters
are well enough drawn and unusually strongly marked
for work Of the kind 10 chance for making fun IS
neg cced: and finally, there all through the piece
trau that than questionable eQu!vOke which
dear 20 the Gaic heart As 20 the music, there s
nothing very about 1t. for one hears IN every NUM-
ber strains which bring back 70 IIm remniscence Of
some cider woTx OF OfenbacA's La Belle Helene "
"Ealbs B.eu" La Grande DucLesse." ana all the
Iesy are drawn upon IL turn. Bat the music
Is bright and sparkling; perfectly frivolous, of
course a this composers music is-ipr tho matter
o. tla las al least the negative merit Of not pretend
iBg,o be anything botter.and there some numbers
which seem likely TO become very popular. The one
drawback 20 the piece. and in this community that
ought 10 D.. a fatal one, is It's absolute iudecency
a far its morality is concerned, II belongs
10 the very worst c,ass % Operas-D0uties. Not
only s the plot thoroughly Objectionable IN IL
sd, but the dialogue abounds in passages so
uHequyocaly broad and coarse that no coYerness
should be able to save them from instant condemnation
This c0aseness Is greatly toned down by the excellent
acting Of the principal artists-sotng which is often
altogether TOO good to be wasted Oh such w0rk-but
after all, the preston that the piece leaves thor
OusAly unpleasant one. 10 Is pity that such works
ea De presented at all on this stage, and st greater
ply that being gwen, they receive any sort OF
encouragement from the public. Mile. Aimee. who
sang thc ute role, very good, singing even better
Tan usual n spite Of slight cod. and acting Win
lcA grace aud spirit, and she received efficient sup
port rom al the members OF her company IN parueu-
II ~ N-zercs who Is the finest comedian the troupe
possesses strong ana finished lmpersOna-
Lon Of tne character oi PonSabiG Tho chorus aud or
elestid very fair, committing less tan the usual
NnDer OF lrst-ng ght biuuders and the opera
wy lLAl-n LAeIY pmt upon ne stage.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

Mr.. William Castles Ralph RdckstrdD, and Mr. c. II.
Turner's Captain Coreoran equally good, and almost
for the first time IN this city, do full justice 10 the music
There defects in last nights performance which
better conception OF the opera would II is not
opera boue. and when Mr. J. G. TAYLOR discovers that
fact he Will make much better admiral At present
he simply ruins the part There traces Of a similar
misapprenenson the acting OF minor members Of the
company. which were a serious bcmsh As whole,
however, the opera well give and the enthusiasm
at times general and hearty
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
ALBANY.

RAILWAYS AND TIE TAX COMMISSION.
Mr.. BRAMAS's BILL MEETING WITH FURTHER OPPo-
sIrIoN-rHE TAX COMMISSIONERS ABOUT To BE
SELECTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuNEl
A1RAyY. Nav l2.-Dhe Legislature did little
to,ibt upon reasseIu5 bling beyond preparing for some
irnnortapt work during the coming week M. Calvin
sked that hs bill extending ths hours for cent fares
an the elevated railroads OF Sew-Y0rk Cly be made
necs order for tomorrow afternoon, and the request
va, granted The opposition increasing TO Mr.. Bra
man, noted street Railroad bill, authorizing the st.
Nicholas Avenue, Manhattanyile and Forty-second
street Railway to lay Broadway. The number
Of the bill IL 5s3 Tonight Mr. Hepburn received the
following telegram in relation to it,
New-YoRK May 12.-BroRdway property-owuers de
r a hearing iu opposition 20 Assembly bill o>J have
'bs hII recommitted 20 tho Railroad Committee Tor
hearing The bill is very objecuonabiei II should De
Killed.
CHARLES g. HIGGINS. WM SLOANE,
aESRY HuToS o. b. POTTER.
Aour the directors Of the FOrtyeeond street Rail-
road it is sad are two three members Of the present
.ssmbly ono SENATOR one representative OF Senator
and Two distinguished members OF the lobby named
-pbelp. and Wylie The Hurd general street railroad
t,,u 4. asserted TO be backed by some SIX
teen street railways OF New-York. The Dill ls now
aid 10 have introduced in opposluOn 10 the Bra
man one; s promoters not anxious 10 pass u, ul-
les the Legislature gives signs OF Willingness 10 pass
he latter They do not desire general street railway
MI passed, 10 is said, but II one Us 10 re
nn.sed Iuey wish TO have the benent OF II.
lac property owners OF New-iork nave, however
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
PCBLTC OPINION.

Republicans Will do well do give the soldier
= very gOOd-slzed chance making up their tickets tnis
Fal.-lBuIliultOn Hawkeye lhepD
When Zach Chandler loads his gun for beaI
ne puts III a iOur-inger charge and fetcnes his game
with report that reverberates trOm Maine 10 CaiOr
ma Cincinnati COmmerclai QndJ
The cipher dispatches are still haunting the
Democracy Indiana. The Republican papers are
scattering broadcast The TRBUNE's JrausatOus sup
p.emens, ana everybody READS them Kingston Free
man Rep
1t Is a fact but nobody has sneeTed at SEer
since the riuuOr Uuat he f0T the Governor
of ONO. All at once 10 TO have dawned upon the
stawartcs Of both parties that he IS OF trenen
dOus political strength, IuGianaPOl News (lnd.l
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

Cuticura Res0lven powerm blood purifier the only
purifying which finds its into the circulating uid
and thence through the m and glands TO the surface Of
the skin the poisonous elements with which
these vessels been daily charged.
Cutcur he great SKIN app led externally arrests al
morbid gToWhs which surface of the
diseased glands and tubes with scay itching and irritating
speedily them leaving the pores
healthy from diseased particles OF matter.
Thus internally externally medies act
conjunction performing 2stOnIsLed the
noted physicians OF the day.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
MRS- i W SIMONTnN-

J. w. SimontOn. the General Agent of the
Associated Press. deeply afflicted last evening by
tho somewhat sudden death OF his wife. Mrs simonton
was an excellent wife and mother; she was beloved by
a most OF aoquaintances and by the many benefcares
o! her unfailing and Opeu-handcd charity with her
husband 5hs had just been visit 10 the Pacific
Coast aud Colorado. She attacked With pneumonia
on which developed latent heart disease,
sudden end LIE Of love and useluLness.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

TRIBUNE OFFICE, May 49, l a. m.-The variations in
the barometer yesterday morning slight; in the
afternoon the movement was slowly downward. Cloudy
and partly cloudy weather prevailed The average tenn
perature $40 higher than Sunday, the mercury
ranging between 495 aud 7So The amount Of moisture
In the air is still large
Clear weather partly cloudy weather with slight
chances OF gl rain, may be expected this city aud
vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
PNAFORE AT HAYERLYs THEATRE.

The public appetite for more "PinalOre" seems
70 be keen yet 4 large audience greeted the
pany Hayerys Lyceum Theatre last night and seemed
10 enjoy the hight joyful music much if they had
never heard tDefOfe. The company IL ia many respects
81 exceptionally strong one, and after the rOughness
Aau nervousness Of the frat performances have
' ihere VIII many characteristics OF It's presentation
d iAe opera which will commend 10 70 the popular at
Snuon The leading parts are nearly all well sung.
ihe Le Bercup u Miss Laura Joyce is decidedly the
Des We have had, being exceDently sung and acted.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
4 STUDY Of MADAME DE SrAEL.

Mr. John Foster Kirk, whose valuable con-
trbutons years TO historical literature VIII DO
remembered by public has not heard much from
him OF late, Will read study or Madame DE staei
at Association Hall next Thursday afternoon Mr.. Kirk
enhances and interest or TINS lecture, which
ba. been in other places, by graceful and
effective delivery.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
CHARLES sCRIBNER,. SONS.

Conference Papers BY Charles Hodge. D. D., LIZ d.
vol clio h. 81.
Faith and Rntionniism with short supplementary
related opcs ~ Professor George B. tslo D. ID.
vol, l2mO. CLOTH 81 20.
udier Grange BY Frank R. stockton. VOL Ismo
cloth, 81
Bismarck in the FrlncO-f.erinln War. An author.
lied translation from the German uf Dr. MOrtZ Busc5.
vols. 5vO, oth. black ami Coid. 81
Gienning- OF Past Years ISi3-T3. BY the Right Eon.
VIM. T.. Gladstone. vols, l6mo ciotn. per Vol 81 1--WE
volumes ready.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
A c. ARMSTRONG 4, son.

The Constitutional History Of Ing ana slnca the Ac.
George III l76O-lsJO b. Sir Thomas Erine
May, C. y. vols. - 30.
Democracy in Europe. a History. By Sir Thomas Ers.
kline May C.. g. . vols 1vo. %
Dean -tanIeys sinai and Palestine, IN connection With
History COOred sps lnd Plates. vol syO. - 80.
Archbishop Trench's study Of Words. New eiitiOn
the last English coiton revised vol l-ino ~ 70
Coed English. Popular Errors in Pnilology. BY t. s.
/ OL,r
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uunf,rs. By julius DesrJ0nm. l6MO le.sure Hour ser
rs.) II.
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rveury BARTON Srfle-.
with Lewes Actors ana Acting. % 3D.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
WARNING THE BRETHREN AGAINST CROW.
F5Om The Wf1ElHG'oH lN. CJ StfI (DeHt.1
II "A a

F. without productions IN favor OF Governor
Tidtu, and with "a decided personal bias ia favor OF
MI Bdyurd, yet DO not hesitate 10 say that few o.
CONTEMPORARIES are in speaking or the great
NcWAurk politician 0- supcrdnuUdicu and all that
of thing Mr. Tideu Is the subtcst, most alert, most
vigorous ana re,olutc sought the Presl-
dcncY. The masses ~ the South may not now prefer
Mr Iden, but II ne loom up the great choice OF the
N.rtLern ID emOcracy, II form ana Honesty ana the
Punishment of Successful Fraud be the cry raised
1850, sir Tden Will De the IayOrite bOtn here and
Ia
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
HOUGHrON. 0sGOOD & Co..

History OF the RepubIic Of the UBed oi Amer
wfiuuCs u Alexander ll-il
his contemporaries BY John q. Hamilton Fourth Ldlt0h
With maIy Portraits. vols, svo. -Zj.
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- cents
Tue Lady of the ArO0st1ok. By ". D. H0weis -.
Angelo. poem Of Michael Angelo aud Nitioria CAoanA
BY stuart SteIne. 81.
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GEORGE p. PUTNAM,- SONS.

7 ,
The Puritan and the Ouv Ker A .ory Colonial Times
IN NewF Kand. by K q. B. l2In0 cloth extra Al -
Rending Book Of Engiisb Classics. kdte or In
schools by tho Rev. g. W Bef1 gsel ID. Rector OF 81
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New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

People are not generally aware that many
OF the imported natural mineral waters they drink
are manufactured in the Beverage Carb0natIug Com
prrssOr" but recent investigation shows this be the
ract. The only way 10 avoid impOs ton Is to
schultzs pure and snarkling waters quarts with
branded cOrks or IL sphOHs.-IN. Y. Express.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
MR. TANDERBILTS 0FFER 70 ROCHESTER,

ROCHESTER, n. Y, May 12.-Mr. Vanderbilt.
proposes solution Of the railroad troubles here. to
elevate the tracks at his own expense, providing the
city viii EXEMPT the road from taxation for ten years
The taxes aggregate about S33,OOO "A year. Mr..
Vanderbilt agrees TO furnish all the money III advance
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
A. d. Z. RANDOLPH x Co..

Memorials of Emily Bliss Gould Of Rome - Leonard
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The ages Before Moses. Twelve lectures on tie Book
John MOur1 GInaO ID D. A-mO cl0ln. 81 -.
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Cities Of Northern and Central Italy With Maps aud
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"A Bitter AOuement." by same author. Price a. ~.
AssOmInoir- ZOla's great novel.
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II WORTHNGTON.

TennysOns New Poems Tennysons Complete Works.
including the New POEM, Defence OF Lucknow" and
DecatOry Poem Princess Ance.' Revenge" &c, &c.
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New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
CATuOLIC FERTILIZATION rnCIErY

History OF the Mass and its Ceremonies the East
and Western Church the Rev. JOhn ~ Brsn. A.
Professor sacre l. turgy in Mount ~ Mary's college
EmmitisOurg. Md
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
r. d PETERSON q BaOTBEK-.

Mr.. Hales New Cook Book containing az her Oh AMI
new recciptsl.3-j ALL one volume Of 500
pages, with index. strongly b0uai price a. 7j
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

Jennie June SAYS: " 1t is the brightest.
most homrlke aud progressive bOardng-schOol ever
saw" SIe speaks or Lasell Seminary, Auburndae,
Mass. Parents, send for catalogue.
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Gamekccper 20 home l6mO ci1tn. Price 81 b..
The story of -ignrd the EOlsnng FalI ot tho
Nibungs. sY The earthly Paradise Al
the reduced price o. 81 80.
The Life and Adventures Of Ernst N0rtz Arndt. With
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fine portrait l2mO cOth, price %.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOvERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States and New
England, southeast 10 southwest Winds stationary or
higher temperatures. stationary falling barometer
fog and haze followed BY partly cloudy weather. aud
the Immediate coast possibly hgh6 rain
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
CA.sRLL. PETTER & GALPIy.
GEORGE ROCTLEDGE s, sON-.

History of Russo-rurlSish War by EdmnHd Olier
With about 800 Illustrations ana plans Oi thc benes nf
seges Vol !, cOth 81 To be complete two Volumes
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EEW BOoKs AND NEW EDITIONS
SHELDON & "a

s>s'resd books 9f TIE taa trss n,athT tlny abvytDt
hsret0fOu on me tisrqry Dpgs
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Lite Of WIN CuIcn Bryant. scconl ~ ms
NJ American Ithofs, b. D. J. Hll pfesient
Of LeSisDnrg University VOL l1iBJ eoth with steepats
Nkeness. prire u.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

THE TRIBUNE has received $13 81 for the
Kansns Immigrants from the Fleet street NJ +. Church.
Brooklyn. The money has been forwarded 10 HOrthrup
& Son, Igeasurers Wyandotte.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13

GFPARD-PRYANT-Ou Monday. the 10th inst, the res
idenca of the Hon Thomas Wallace AnsonIa Conn bv the
Rev L. b Baldwin Frank W. Gerard OF tis city, and les
sic H. daughter OF h. d. Bryant esq Of Birmingham, conn
lU notices Of Marriages must be jador5ed With titl
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
TPTRUNF LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tie ~ suth
inches The perpendicular lines divisions
hou preceding midnight The Irregular Line
oscillations Oy the mercury during those hours
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
JOHN WILEY s. son.

Tie Pennsylvunin RniirOad: It's org yuiziti1n, Con
rrrfiou and Management thick folio Con
faiging DESCRIPTIVE Text 100 Fine Wood EngrsynSs rs
Tab.fs Folding Nap
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
MORE RAWLINGS OF THE SOUTHERN BOURBON.
NOM LLe -AagLa .l---a-n s-L-e. -La-..-


If any more flags III this country must be
fur cd forever 10 VIII be the stars ana stripes.
Yes. SIT uat flag viii be torn INTO thousand shreds
ana Jaiers spit upon by patriotic people before
they vii permit iIaCI-LauG 20 touch fOd OF the
bright hammers hAI Jat their flee, sovereign AID
separate COmmuuWcdljhs.
We want tie Yankees TO understand now and here,
once Tor ali that there Will Oe peace that not
mUcEtrY, no harmony that j. not cheat. anl no
tratorna love not lie until THIS states-Uui0n
Us ours becomes a White Mans Government, tOr white
men. and vs. Iltc men only,
UUu the States are recognized as the masters, and
TIE General Government is remaAdcd back place
of q Iucn.al,
Uuu tAC Puritan people confess and repent OF the in
ferna crime and treason OF invading sacred soil,
Until the Southern halt OF tnIs Republic is represented
IN OF lie highest offices OF the Federal Army by
military cheItams OF The ola CUniederacy,
Uuli both Federal and Confederate soldiers are
peaEluued, or neither,
Unul The Free school system j. wiped out.
Until every ankes purpose ana practice is eliminated
from tie sOcla moral and political fabric Of this States
Union.
Until the Rcp.blic is restored 10 the HANDS OF the
Southern people and their frlcnuS and allies or the Will
lam Allen school OF politics al tire North.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
5peridl Notices.

Advertisements Intended for the next of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should Do handed ia before y III To-
day.
Ereidricbshal Bitter Wafer.
remedy COu-t pfslou auu hc4dacle
Mans 1IissiOn Earth-A thorough Medical Treaties,
indicating nOw Conn mel Disabilities De removed Ihe
experience 20 study oDserya2n and professional
PRACTISE showing the lat @ Insure hsstrei aa
Vitality sound cuuhtpls
that impaired OyertAN0d powers statehehs
of the Obstacles Marriage, aud o TIE means 10 tenOy1
Them BY mail icurrenCy postage stAmps Address
secy Mussun Anatomy and -clpace LlAO Bro&l6aY v
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
sHERMAN,s sTRENGTH.

There Is only one man who, at this tlme
need be talked OF IS against Gruut-Jonn Sherman.
Whatever OF l8urels the Republican party may have
under the achievements Oi Secretary SneT-
bring 10 honor great. Following a wastttul war
years OF wild speculation and deprecated currency
and with immense National deDt, Secretary SLtT-
mans 5agaCity mas enabled the country keep it,
crest PAID up % eOuce he debt The interest
The debt by retudng 10 specie payments, 20
restore the confidence OF capital IN industrial invest
mens, 20 prepare the way Tor prosperity. Secretary
sherman would get all the that Grant could get
and more While be could never be the first choice OF
the 4ntlrlng Republicans, yet they WCud support him
warmly against anybody the Democrats are likely 10
nominate And he would draw Jhe votes Of harG-mouey
Democrats who IN the advantages Of his
ueu ol the finances ana understand the ability this
has required.