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than ten pounds at any one time without 6
license.
To reduce the tax on distilled spirits.
For the relief of the heirs Of colored
soldiers
Mr.. Weaver offered motion to suspend
the rules and pass his resolution for q
further issue of greenbacks The vote re-
suited, yeas, "a nays III; and it was de.
feated, not having the requisite two,third
majority.
The motion to suspend the rules so as to
discharge the Committee on Ways and
Means from further consideration of the
bill placing salt printing type, printing
paper, and materials used in the manufac-
ture of printing paper on the free list, and
put it on its passage, was defeated-yeas,
liz; nays, 80.
Adjourned.
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Millers' Exposition.

1t q meeting of the Commissioners of
Shs Millers' International Exhibition held
yesterday, In addition to considerable
amount of routine business which was dis
posed of, the following interesting matters
were determined:
The Committee on Space and Machinery
WAS instructed to get bids for the placing
ef some necessary shafting and pulleys IN
the Exposition Buildings, the material to
remain the property of the successful bidder
after the exhibition.
The Flour Committee was authorized, in
ease 1t deemed it wise, to offer premium,
gold medal, for the best display of early
bpring wheat -four.
It was determined with reference to the
expected visitors from Europe, that COM
ynittee of two be appointed to proceed to
New York and meet the party that is ex-
pscted on Cunard steamer from Liverpool
about the 25th of May. showing them pro-
per attention, furnishing information, and
securing them accommodations. The duty
ef securing rooms at the hotels for visitors
from abroad was referred to the Executive
Committee. Mr.. Ridgway was permitted
70 address the board in behalf Of Gaff,
Eleischman q Co., and explained the need
or . committee to consider multitude of
details in connection with the Vienna bak-
sRy which his firm has undertaken to run
IN the exhibition. He had found that the
cost would exceed his estimate by over
b, 900, and he wanted to talk to commit
tse and devise some plan by which the cost
pould be lowered-such as taxing the ex-
kibitors who intend to enter their -four for
sompetition In the baking test selling the
bread baked to the hotels etc. Messrs.
Huntington, Foulds and Gordon were ap-
Dsintsd committee for the purpose.
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FORTY.SIXTH CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The bill to amend
Sections 1892 and 2,301 of the Revised
Statutes, in relation to settlers affidavit on
pre-emption and commuted homestead en-
tries, was passed.
The Committee on the Judiciary reported
adversely on the bill to facilitate the nego-
tiation of bills of lading and other com.
mercial instruments, and to punish fraud
therein. 1t was indefinitely postponed.
A bill was introduced to repeal the
statute prohibiting farmers and planters
from selling leaf tobacco directly at retail
to consumers without special tax.
The bill to authorize a retired list Of
non-commissioned officers after thirty
years service was briefly considered, pend
ing which the morning hour expired.
The Senate then resumed consideration
of the bill to ratify the treaty with the
Ute Indians. After discussion the bill
went over without action.
Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Bills introduced
and referred:
Providing that producers Of leaf tobacco
may sell the same in quantities not more
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SoLvILLEs OPERA BURLEsoUE COMPANY.
At the. Grand Opsra-house last night Col
vills's Opera Burlesque Company opened in
''Ths Magic Slipper" The burlesque has
been given here before by the company and
b simply another version of the never to
b worn out cinderella" The company
has lost some of the familiar faces, but the
places have been we'll filled, and the per-
tormance last night was very pleasing
enc. Tonight, for the first time in this
city, Byron's great burlesque, III Trova.
tore" Wednesday matinee Magic Slip
per-" Wednesday night BABES in the
Wood"
''ouR GIRLS" AT PIXIES.
M. II. ]. Byron's comedy, "Our Girls
was given for the first time in Cincinnati
st Pixies Opera House last night The
play is comedy full of fun and abound
Ing In bright situations and neat points Of
dialogue. The audience seemed to very
heartily enjoy it "Our Girls" every night
md matinee Saturday afternoon.
HEUcK's oPERA-HoUsE.
Oliver Doud Byron made his second ap.
tsarance this season at Heucks last night,
and will remain one week. He plays
10000 Miles Away" sequel to Across
the Continent" The piece is highly sen.
Ntional and withal is very good, well per.
loemed and excellently mounted.
vINE-sTREET oPERA-HoUsE.
The Vine-street Opera-houss is running
. big bill and good one this week. A
humber of new people appeared for the first
kns last night.
NOTES.
Alice Oates at Heuck's next week.
'The Tourists' will be at the Grand mex
Usek.
Harry G. Graham, advance agent for Oil
ysr Doud Byron, left this morning for New
York City, where his company appears on
Ne 10th inst
Natinees tomorrow: Colville 0pers
Company at the Grand, Oliver Doud Byron
p Heuck's, and.good olio programme at
he Vine Street Opera House.
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MILK FOOD.
MILK FOOD.

nR N. GERBER'S MILK FOOD, PREPARED
~ in Thun. Switzerland, is recommended by
physicians in Europe and the United States as THE
most excellent food for infants and invalids.
Sample packages free OF charge.
JOHN KEESHAN, Druggist,
N. E. co., Sixth and Walnut sts
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kidney Complaints

a. ali descriptions are relieved at once, and
speedily cured by Kidney Wort. 1t seems
intended BY nature for the cure Of all dis
eaees Of the kidneys caused by weakness
and debility. Its great tonic powers are
especially directed to the removal Of this
elsss of diseases. Try it to-day.
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

JOHN H. BOGART, Designer and En-.
grayer, has removed from 175 Vine St.,
to Hopkins Hall, 8. W. corner Fourth
and Elm streets. ...
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

No one should neglect cough, cold or
sore throat DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures
these and prevents consumption. Price
Is cents
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

IT gave the child dose of DR.. Sellers
Cough Syrup and 1t was all right in an
ksur." Sold by druggists at 25c per bottle.
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FURNITURE.
BOOKS, &c.

YOU will find at STEVENS BOOK
STORE all the New Books and Magazines.
Birthday Cards, Flower Paper and Other
materials, Ornamental Shelf Paper, new
styles Note Papers and Envelopes, Visiting
Cards, Regret Cards, Photograph Frames,
Albums Franklin Square and Seaside Ii
braries; besides many novelties in Station
cry articles for Household Ornament, and
for Presents, Rewards and Prizes for Schol-
ars, &c. For anything you want in Books
and Stationery visit or write to GEO. a
STEVENS. SO W. Fourth street, Cincinnati
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30
THE WT INDIA
FaaFaIEIoHs 0g IgE nEsI IE0IA


 Tf,is great Tonic has bsea introduced % the people .,ie asy tqf e st eea sE' ssi1f aa1santlad sise md ,ps
 1sese fs Istnt thc ktnd 4stlat shal cqoaI g. 3 s5 ss or Rllti-tls <ic it it fst- teulaiis Iaed AH.afeaf q pRf zTTgk OF CHiLk fETkf it not spzEesFe
 iti5 s4triee sT is e enenls % le A'sE # fs1i. sHin< fusq tn4 aHi E t. fra1aa5d t3a fEaa o aflst i ls nzH4 af A flltfit
 sta .ls a Af1Ie Louis hsgf ><..f. s tfsif tltat tfst j. H eulaI tIallt t1 fe nc eaIilt ti t1at Isrcrf 1n4 Is luf f-isi t. if4t7 fs eaf .reff' o tter7. tssss sia ssss io IlI1 X li i, si s5 5fIff AC C 11f fts s1 ca f x 1ii. t et'tiF e2eI
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

tIi oleen isf> Vlfh E .lT0ig < aA{I.E7 Ne EATON fIi ll4st ai|o krsp snpplq o4aalf ea hand s4 E elenl fpr Ail nsna
Arizona silver belt., 1880-10-30

Ta sKiik0 A.A SIls iss itfsi4i is sas Sstarfas inosaii'ss al tsseiie. f tiati '-9e't- sAfi1sna.
 TEI{1is or sJBscRfFTt1N-- tliie leaf' Feuf n.s.iars. Six montiss. iN9 t'ei.3ts asiaEiif, Censs Tillss, rlaiat-4S, one ee,- ssr a.sI Fiftf lents- tilsaraa'lit in AN- g4rEs ofs 1D8 REFUSING gifen ni1on application.
 senabie Prices Ao1Fess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
RAsE RAIL NOIEa.

The Buffalo and Cincinnati Clubs met in a
game OF baseball at Buhuo FriJay. The
playing was little loose and larger scores
wero made than common. Al tue finish Of the
eighth inning tie score stood Buf10 .. Clucin-
nat H. Iaa Dufil0s nid ailet the bases on the
uln N .lng aud haG on. on. Cpp, thr captain
Of thr Clncnuas. protested AGAINST finishing the game
as It Was dark. II refuse! TO have his clph pay
Tae umpire awarded the gun 10 the .fJlo nine.
An exciting game Of baseball was PLAYED
Ia Cleveland Yesterday between cleveland aud CHIT
cago cubs. The score was follows: Clcycdad2 :;
Chicago . base hi --Ceyellnd, Chicago, errors
-C.cy- ani CHicago. D
\ tine r,m. Wa played in Buffalo YESTERDAY between
the Buffalo ami Cincinnati Cubs. whoa Resulted n
favor q ine BuIlO CuD by the score Of Buffalo. 10
Cincinnati. =. The base Li5s stood Buffalo, %; GIN
cu.unlI, . rrrO.s-BpR,io, ; Cincinnati ..
Tine of bdsc-pLf. al bO-'ou FcsterdHy, tween
the Boston AMI Worcester Gu s was NOh D. tue FORMER
by a Store ui : 40 l.
TIE game between the Troy ana Providence Clubs AZ
Albany YESTERDAY won Dy che former Oy score Oi
6tO t.
III Rochester G uh has disbanded
Ala recent me tng o. me Troy Base Ball Assoc alton
II was vocd hr Dcst PLAYER, tbaJ money can Sc
,ur. & Ferguson viii take charge OF the mdudEeneh
the season VI 1851
\ g1ud 2aiue WI, uryod az Cleveland Friday between
tis Cncago C,evel aud Clubs, whicl resulted III
rayor o! tue Chicago NM by q sore OF 90 ..
Puurmau las been released by III" C4lcagcs.
Tue Povidc nee nine nave en.ag snyder for change
catcher, aud Mcclellan Oi the Natlouals Us hhOriOp.
Tor the season 1881.
Jones ate OF IN Clue. is about TO sue for pay
legged u be Cue ann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
SCM.nEE LEISURE.
NEWPORT NOTES.


NEWPORT. Sept. 1.-THE United States
sloop-ofwar Tenncss-, lSng tue nag oil kedr-AuhH"'
Wyman, lett here to-day Tor New-iork
Or F,rdvce Barker, OF New-YOrk, Is the guest OF
John JACOB Astor.
Baron de schouborG Of Austria. Is in town.
M Dc Bunsen. OF the English Legation at Washing
ton Is in town. the guest OF c. De Bdt OF the swedish
Legat.on.
Mrs Tucker, OF New-YOrk. has arrived here as the
guest OF Mrs Commodore Baldwin
Montgomery Schuyler and wife. II. SNYDER, r., and
family aud W. l. Allen OF Newly ark u d. speaRinan
ana W W Allen. OF Philadelphia, have arrived az ho'ei
Aquduecs
George b. Ripley and wife. George 5. sconeid ana
wIf. Of staten Island DR.. A p. Clark, Of Baltimore
and Frank NJ Mclaughlin. jr.. aud Albert H. Lee o.
PulaGc pnia, arrived at the Ocean House today
TIE anniversary Of the battle OF Lake Ere was not
generally observed mere Yesterday.
Mrs j. l. Marsh. OF New-York, IS tie guest OF MIS-
Pailp Schuyler. Of tn same city.
F. Bronson Of NewYofk, Is here, the guest OF Holha
Hanuewel. OF son.
J. II. snckney and l. n. Ellis OF Nev-Ycrk, and the
Misses L. Bora o. soltI Carolina are among 'HS a''
corners az the cottages.
The fox luat FRIDAY afternoon was We. attended 40
ladies' were lu "a, the d-ath
Victor Dru.nnond OF the British Legation, arrived At
tle {. cau House last night
Ar Capeand, G. J.. wright. +. G. MacofH ana =. D.
"a of 4.
E.y kiiac Morrison, chaplain III tie LAI-s" navy .
A. 80 arrived last evening".
Ta@ last poo comes Of the season were
n,vcd tats afternoon by members or tEe Ntsi-
, .,.t.r Polo OlIp. There vs7 "a very large
Attendance all iAc spare room I'D Inc Il -4d
t..-. bill v'-tu elegant carriages. The weather "->
o. rIu fAc storm OF The pas f.W days fFI- sd lTc
tvag Thirteen game. Vcr- - aied-ln uuu.i-if i-i-r
ruul1-r-.gveu CO., wuch r. Won hr flt hlI.- 3Hu b
b, HE IT, u.s. 1.c -lIc- were: Blurs au6 I-en, = a.
iii al, cr ana Dr. Beach. Ecds-Luu. f.rovr1 ana
Fran. g., 1Lard. Iuc polo stables Wal d. Tx ID To-
NeW-N .rk tu-intT rOH cytt1uc.
Herbert Wad- tl. OF Gruesce has arrived mere ID
lis yacht. tAe Sea Nlt'l
! imucr party was gwen this evening by Thomas !.
Cushing, AZ b1stuu.
~. OIIg,y. ue French Minister. who ma been 81 i.c
White Mountains during fire greater pU 'f tr s' 'h'
returns lere tlr ljA inst. and W ta"r POSSESSION
~ ' Cover plic'.'
Tie steam yacat PoYlia arrived here mis- rycaIne
from Mau-les.e.. Mss. distance ~ 10 milo, 80
thirteen hours, with hrdi Udc-
Louis Poo .e Be.ntbea, score arT OF tus >.Hai-h
Lea. IN. ieIt ncTe ui-ht ior N, -lo-f.
\ grand uIus ca.- Was -lftn Ne-.Di'ay 'N -lt -.
Ju cs JORDAN ald Professor james loA W-ic t.l- l
l,.s. Ilerc Wa5 q Ochani trud'n.,.
I.c-puou ives hc1 ye. cgd4y = Ai -n- Mo j. enij
G. NaiGlaDd. oi Eew-lok
.lt and MIS-. lO. j., HuIucN I'd. OBJ Boston, rnie
"A IGge party ar dinner Us. eittH-.
Au,lfA4ut cliidfc T. rntrIt|lutl ut wa gwen .r7
day % cni tr and M.s. O. {. Ia i1l. o. Nc"-l IL,
at then DsN Villa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

SARATOGA, SEPT 1l-Attcr the heavy storm
o. Yesterday tie weather to-day been pleasant, The
air is clear and % mid-June warmth pr. 7a.Is.
The = lndsy evenln- mails have been discontinued.
Ani.ut watcnman at tne Clarendon wt- assaulted hy
three men last evening ana seriously wounded with a
knife.
MS. C. I. Cook, of New-Yogk, was Frustrated 10y a
stroke o. paralysis late Thursday nlt, AID las, even
-sae a. reported to be in crt cal condition. So
is the wife Of member OF the aIm OF Tiffany Cor anu
}. staying at the Gran1 Union.
cv tle SsIatoca Lake OargWaD, after his comics;
with Wesberger here september -. viii take part II
tie aquatic events OF Portland Me. september 20
Au.on- the New-York fins who viii be prime pal ex
n.bt9r. "a the Pharmaceutical EXHIBITION IN the Rink
Ii x week are McKessou Il RO rbln,, " H. Scherein d
I4l-n ( FnS. Torr ,ut & Co., and John Matthews.
zoe value II goods viii ne very great anl the \
u!ntlou uc the nest traction Of sac summer.
A.Nau ~autVOOrd OF NeW-l OfA returned u tuc Cteu
,ntes fote last n,ghL
Judge J. b. shpman. OF Cold Water. Mich. Is new
ARRIVAL
Union Yesterday.
The Rsy George c. SAKE and wife. Of New-Ycrk, are
IN town.
Congress HalI-s ". Tuck r, Boston, j c. Wagstad.
l. : A.; ". Rankin and family, Newark; +. NJ
In erhl l. J. T. nnox and family, D. > Cotes ana vi -
Tnitti states Hotel-T c. Chapel and wife, Bal!i-
more: j. T. ilOIe aud family, Brooklyn v. Calhoun
and ituiy Pmllde PIMA ne Rev. J. Macintosh and
alir. Be.fl- q. TAYLOR AID wifi. New You;
CyGud TniOu HOfei-I. :. Eul tcrfitd, Buiaioi {.
Rogers. London; + .. Gillespie anu family, San
T3llcisco; II T. Ma.tcr-on, Louisville; II. l. Ham
II mi and wIfa. ". !. Alhngiord, NV York.
Windsor Hott-l. y X ccnas' Panama; g. = 1cherncr-
aora and wife. Ne"-Y,rH; ". u. DicAey and sister
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
ATHLETIC CONTESTS.
AlIlbbliO NON lEolN
THE Eleventh ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW
YORK ATHLETIC CLUB.

The eleventh annual fail meeting of the
New York Athletic Club took place the club grounds
AT Mott Haven yesterday afternoon.
In the lOO.varis the first heat was won by
J. f. jenkins. 81 loukers L,ceum. time 1OA sec:
tho second by EWBro Tlof the Manhattan Athl TIC Cub
ume IOI4 sec tie tlird byL A STUART OF the hucSer-
booker cent CluD time 1914 seconds, and The fourth
bv H. A .hener of the Empre CRY Athletic Club, timo
Io3, &c tn, hnal heat by +. W. Brown
time IOls .ecOu~s.
Next team tle throwing OF the hammer, for which W.
b. Csrti- Of N.w-York Athletic Club j. = McDermoit.
II Scottish smcuoan Athletic Cub, and J. H. Mont
com-ry. OF the NtwYors Athletic CLUB. entered. SIX
throws per nan were allowed. Cuitis succeeded In
rowing . 3 H.. - n.; McDernott. 80 IT, IN; aud
Mont. nrry. - IT,. lDi3 DO.
The rrmn NJ broad jump won by J. :. N'orhee''of
the Iii haitian Athletic Cub-4l iecr q inches.
T. To- this time games mo- been devoid OF interest.
bu he individual ofvar thtt now came on aroused
general Interest. The fist pull Vac between a. /.
TLonIs1n Of the Scottish American Club and j. ".
Carter OF the New YORK Clu1. Tbomp,on won IN about
Two minutes. Tie second aug was between " g. Curtis.
oI Oh. Ncw-York Quo. and j. H. Montgomery. of tine
.iue. Curtis pulled MoaiL ,ncry SIX Inches over he
Iue.
Tao q ST tax - thr u<lt weights was between j. W
Carter OF t~ SewYor5 ruD. ut W. C.iiis, ~ te ~
D. gmrut Club. Tlc .v.e cntal OF the mi. ta a-
defeated 10y Carter. wuo hauct him 90. lO Ia.
rl.t rac stake post Tle second li,htve.-at tu- w..
v.,.ri T. a. IN. -...ti.1- Af',rc.n Cul -.-v.u-
VS. r1- co. gflt l.Ic. .I. nlt. ing tH'eN curt 81
an ,' s-. 1,r l,i,r rIe M .Sr event in
vu.u ..s tu uy Of ID rent ,un. were 'prc'rutri g. d.
Jeryran OF tse az ou - h.tie Ciuo "a, Che winner
e.. -r.1ll.. a'.l ..,..a next For this J. r. NeniL
iaet-, t,I-Au"...u, u. j. D. Clark o.. tai l. ,'lIt
C.y Cub. lrG Is. J. N.Ist. ot ItoT, naI 'cr.l .
t... r.c i. .t tl- 1cs-.-s .nl k-pl IT, Ii-I-' -
a 5o.-rl.,- .n. i,r CUB member. only. vas won by
'...a o. tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
PADDING THEIR own CANOES.

The canoe regatta, under the auspices OF
the NewYork Canoe Clue, came on Yesterday 1t New
H,ichton E l. The race open tn al, bat win two
,,crr.ious tic entries from member
OF The Ncv-York Cab. Promptly 1t two
O'Clock the following TOOK them WAGES
for the padding for sailing canoes; CAafes Cos
tenhoter m the Pyscne; " +. stepheDs sandy Hook;
II g. STEPHENS. Jersey Blue; KaloolIh. c. p. Naux
ROYAL NJ pdy ". Cook Cochrtte, V. Wh'tocs. Al toe
report of pistol the shot aboid down 90 buoy
stafloned about bali u mile from tl~ ,arting pout;
affr going about 100 yards tie Cocncie came tDsr c
On a reef and the remaiuIu- nyc wnch rounded tue
bDo. on the way nome. the J~sscy Biu, came IN nrs
closely FOL owed Dy the Sandy Hook umc 1oi> m'rutr-
The taddliug race Tor padding canoes wa next In
order and X y. PutuaDl. IN his bew canoe XIII Won
Kull had IL bis coming 10 ahead II the On
ylve and LIncOnnue. Bat the prctl ~ sight "a the
afernoou was th' sailing For th!a there were
eleven entries, including two padding canoes nn1er
.sts which formed II clsss by themselves. TITO signal
"a. gwen and the little feet caught bre e..
and vas watched iBt~r-st "y The members 81 the
CUB and their fair irends On the per. Inc WIND,
which at steady. gradually ie qua he eouTsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12

OTTAWA, O8t., sept. ll.-Ine attendance at
the Hdeau Rifle Range ysterday was unusually large,
owing no doubt t. tho announcement that the Gov
ernur-C. neral would present TIE FIRST match wss
for the London Merchants Cup Il va, Won by Ontario,
with Az POINTS; the second team. New Brunswick,
scoring 3ss The highest individual score made by
Color Sergeant Hancock. l3tn Battalion, OutarIo 60
points
TIE proceeding terminated with the Governor Cen
erasmatch which was competed for Dy the MY highest
aggregate shots. ten rounds eacb 200. BOO and 600
Yards with snIdc- rin'. The first pr r., special
badge ana 500, by Ca tain BGiour, or the -h
I2t.t nv Ol-b.c. d. q score T 80 point. IIa JwO
next a Oage aud $50 aud . rsdgc ana 500. were a
c Captain Thomas, 90 the jith Bat cry, Qie &c. and
Lieutenant ~ M.t.ur.I. OF tn 39d b tterY OItulO.
each scoring l23 points. Ihes-, WEI ~ .erai otnr
tle~ were shot of to-day after winch tue Wimbledon
Team tor ISL were t. be- $ erteG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
1.-THE LORDS AGIN lEM.y
Edttor or The Tribune.

TO the EdftOr or Ths TrfbuRe
SIR: Far be it from me to lull the Repub-
Leans INTO belief OF false security for Providence works
Inv human agencies aud with all reverence In the affair,
OF nations It must. But no bave studied the
woudrous pathway through which the Lord mas led THIS
Nation without say .ng with the Psalm.t, Hitherto
hath the Lord led ~" and without seeing that the
democracy Of to-day kirkug against the prcks."
for the IOrus AKIN EN-"
When we look blcKwerd 10 those drcary days when
was pant through the land Wien traitors
we're the weapons of the Government In order
IN train thrm upon tn Nations heat; when tho ser
uent, II sccesu IN Efung their shiny heads. and
darling their f,rkcd tongue, In high plac In Washing
ION and tae annuns OF the Missouri. COMPROMISE had.
. IL seemed opened II free path for slavery into the
! Northwest how otgen In these times, say, strong
men ssd the question: Hath the Lord forgotten Ia
no rcnusi Hath He IN his anger shH up Ills tender
| ,r,I.I.. a. Eat revert To those days nos
uainy car he the Lord saying unto ~. TINS Is
The Wav Walk ye IN H." aud how grandy tine Nation
walhcd that crushing slavery In is path ami bca
ing those VINO were sitting III the shadow OF darkness
and death INTO the gorou, librr, OF The sous OF God
| Ard now when goOn mas once more settled across
our bc.oved country's future when tue entire south
mas become prgnatod Win dishonesty when traitor
| navins successfully assaulted ,~o "a our hason'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-12
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
FMIGRAYrs AND RAILROAD AGENTS.

| TO the EdftOr Of The TrtbuHc
SIR: have read with much interest the
reports in your valulbe paper Of the meetings o.
the Castle Garden Committee. The statements made ny
| th- rarOad agents ana missionaries contain HotH1"s
new out they show conclusivrly tIat tho Te'oution
ately offered by Cor missioner dussel TO request th
taroad upanies represented In Castle Garden ei'er
10 scouuu the payment OF commissions Oh me SAL
Il railroad tickets eigrans by Outside parueS' OF 70
ay the same commssion all teEcts soid IN le Gar
den to the treasurer Of commission was umeiy anu
proper and be adopted and pu; III force ~ tH
| Emigration COMMISSIONERS
There Is a law when provides that the railroad COM
| panes shau II emgcant tickets only AT the iau'-
ng depot Castle Garden, and ut their principal oMcc'
| II is claimed that the original act rcad principal
office" anl that by tie afxmg Of an :" 10 the Last
syllable the intention " tue Law was entirely cha"g''
50 tba; tae seug or uck otncr places became oAS
violation orits rt but not Of it's letter The i"en-
uon Of tie le.il. undoubtedly TO coonre t"e
sale OF emsriHr ccEets to the landing depot ana
thereby place uudcr he str conro Of tie Comus-
sOucrs. Their sale at ctIer places, On commission
makes such a control impossible and exposes TIE
ignorant buyers 70 an NIds Of cyercnhrers am
! raul, while IL exercises a gem 'TanzuE Ell 60
upon al WHO come "a personal contact WIN l.i1
That fh. coat-ol OF the commissioners is succes'iaiy
AVOIDED ia admitted by the railroad companies. iHeir
en.raat ticket, are offered FOR sac. not only oy t"r
h1usc se, GERS runner couutrv IA wei g.. in En-
rop". OF course TINS mrih'd d. o.'J,s.I7 =" i , ,o
tan, ne"yy esq en-, apoA 'acA COM ''' '"'
All tnls could avoided ~ carrying into eti'cl th-
resolution of Comull.-lner N us-clt - ry pi'-'u-
arriving az port aau 100 ending f' I'D ID in 'A lo
must nave raAroad ti.Ae. ana Nold "uy J, 1t s,e
lm ~ place II Dc could nos -ct D. a'N h-tt ere ~
u single one could escape. tne -e-lg oi uc~e' u.
CIs,c Card ny saared officers ",n'N nos c1sl .'ie
/ c0bpiuI.s one per Gems, Hhile De-" lH~l Ely 'g"J
or twenty live per cent Ihcy co0I co''' oN., 44'
reduce their prices, v1o-i dnu SO h- .lef ,.'s'n'
ufut.- $50 much fAtt l' Noutd D.. mp" -o'' '"i i"