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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
SENATOR EDMUNDS on REBEL CT Inns
THEIR PAYMENT NOT FORBIDDEN BY HE CONSTR
TUTIONAL AM MOMENTS
ZION, ne Nason tNicbJ Neirs, September Q
L I. l. II...1l ,.lrf

FROM ne Mason lMicbl Ners SEPTEMBER Q
In The Grand Rapids Weekly Democrat oil
August l. alpeartd recent sDot ch az -oia-
tor Edmuuc-, II We. mont which tue senator spoke
amounting millions Il dollars, in ease OF lance" s
election. TIE Democrat article ciiCd the urth scO"
Of The XIV Amendment 70 the Constitution as inter-
POSING an Lsuperahle barrier 10 the payment OF roci
speech IT, question, wei knowIr@ that TACT. "" "a. u
the arti incD sed IL VITA short letter To VII f-
munds and promptly received -he following m &c 49,
BURLINGTON, VI, Aug 80, IS'O
DEAR SIR: Yours OF he Is IA came us, W.
goiug ont OF town. l tear tie Eahtor 81 ihr 6fo"d
AGpidS Dc3ROcr0tt not very hungry 10 IVA OIL" exactly
what the Asa sec ION Of XVIII Amendment covers IL
point Oi law.
TIE raoci claims referred no, claims ~ rebels
aiding tlc rebellion but Tor property, amour tii
altogether g. hunOrcGs ana probably thousands or mi
lions destroyed armies or ibc tit' -
and therefore tie moment tie test OF oNaitF Vi dS
claimant Is repealed tie claim of the rc)cl stands
actly IKE the claim 81 Ct.er cizru against Tie
Government on accouui not account
the action Of the rebel authorizes.
The Democrats Congress have tired tine attei
time To repeal the distinction In respect OF claims o..
lOgal ana disoyai persons and they have bills now
bending IA tue to effect thai ject aud they VIII
effect u ny solid nearly sOit Dcuoci.lc vote tue
moment they ct possession Of all the departments Of
TIE GOverum nj 90
he Will ref sct ittie VIII! SURF, agree tlat a
pension doe, not any fall wltIin the description
any de ot obligation" and u So, 10 X not within
the prohibition OF the XtNth Amendment pen
and has been granted upon the -round or
perfectly eiOre thar the CONSTITUTION does nor
stana tue way of Congress prnslonNe every ieDe.
soldiers widow aud children or, Indeed every
othe; rebel. n ~ piea~es.
e VIII not rec prucdtc the epithets OF lA' WORTHY
edi or Very truly YOURS GEO :. EDMUNDs.
". j. left Esq. Mason. Ingham County, MIcA'
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OBITUARY NEUS.
LANES GLAsrAEEER.


James Glastaeter, who fell from the Ele-
waited Railroad at south Ftthave. aud Beecterss. Non
day night died from the effects ~ hs injuries yesterday
morning at The New York Hospital. He lived ut Ruthcr
ford Park v j. When accident occurred he was on
his way home and had entered tue station on the up
town side Of the track by mistake. Being DESTROYS OF
catching he midnight tram TO Rutherford Park. lie
crossed 10 the other of the track the grders 70
take the down train while attempting to climb aboard
the train he slipped and fell to tho below striking
on Ills head An ambulance at once summoned. and
when he reached hospital be was found TO have sus-
tanned compound fracture OF the skull besides being
terribly bruised about tfe body. He remained
CONT atey uncon up to the time OF his death
Mr.. Glastaeter belonged to the firm OF Thltchener x
Gastaeer printers, of Nos. Ii and 10 Nesey-st ana
leaves wife and four childTcn-twO sons aud two
ms career in this city tnrtythree years ago as roller
bov. In 1862 he formed the partnership with MI
Tnltchener which has continued To the present. time.
Mr. Glasfaeter made many improvements ~ III" trade,
tnyrntIng printers rOierbOX and improving the ds
tribut1u lob printing presses making them equa 10
cylinder presses except speed Tie was Il member or
the Masonic fraternity and also OF the BOOkbnders Pro
tpcye Association OF this city bOt or Which societies
will be- represented his funeral Az his home ne was
much respected ami 10y his activity as Republican ne
gained some prominence Twice he was nominated FOR
supervisor OF his township, but declued 10 run Tor the
OH
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
EYGLIsHs DOLLAR SUBSCRIPTION.


no DOUBT OF The FACT THAT HE MADE 1T. AND WAS
BULLDoZED INTO RAISING 1T TO 500.
To the EdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR The frequent reiteratlon by HE
TRIBUNE that English subscribed only II for the
Chicago sufferers is frequently talked about among
friends OF your paper It's goncray believed that the
amount Was 81 CO. that erroneously printed 81
aud promptly corrected in the Indianapolis papers tue
xtday II that b. 50, THE TRIBUNE Injuries user Dy
adherng the II story even for campaign PURPOSES
the 500 explanation a ialsehood and deIoeIa.ey
state thar the actual subscription was Only Sl very
truly yours d.
Ner York. Sept. 10. 1880
The exact facts in the case were published IN HE
TRIBUNE Of July ., in letter from m indianapolis
correspondent. Public meetings were held IN the
city to raise money for the relief OF the Chicago
sufferers. and n committee appointed TO solicit
subscriptions. Mr.. English attended none Of the
meetings. The people responded literally to the
appeals for aid and many persons in moderate cir
cumstances put down their names for 800. When
the committee applied to Mr. En- glish he subscribed
one dollar They were amazed, and talked the mat
ter over with leading citizens. The stlnginess OF
the act was soon the talk Of the town, aud 80 much
indignation was aroused that the committee decided
to return the dollar To Mr. English. This was done
The public disgust became great that the direc-
tors OF the bank over which Mr.. English presided
called upon him and implored him to make larger
subscription lest tne business of the Dank De III
iured. Whereupon he sent Tor the committee, IN
formed them that he had misunderstood their object
when they called before and subscribed SlOo.-Ea'i
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BISuoP-In Bird ,eoort Conn s,ptember I2h n.;. Nay
Bishop the aTe ir-d Bishop IN TIE 7s yea Z
Thef1lera V tax. place a her ats rys fe1ee 10 Jog
GSaeR ~ IN ,, ar ns conSci~gc, 81 IA .y
Fl1enis are kindly requested NOS ID semi to'or~
Thomas j. BrlHcy president Now of& hniie Company,
FSneTa on W.1ines,ay 18Th inst
Train leaves thImoersst a. Me- returning AZ p NJ
GAMBKILL-- addenv MONDAY sep euioer l5. char'es
Fgnc1al services at bs er,e, ; q, ocnr ''
At Denlm Mass ISIS kindly fcllesel tat M
hoWecs
HAwLEY-At srltford coan.. september O. MIS-. Nancy
Hawlr,. iI the cOth year oi A-r axe
HoE-At Moreher l. I James C. Hoe, IL the 9th
F1Sers a: i, late resi- ioace SIS llthst w.dnc
Re en. t'.' ahs treac. are nyteI to attend.
HOMtS,--At Fort WAYNE. lad 90 ~untl~ SeptemDer r.
$50 MIS-. Emily w. yllow Of re late Bsaia1,a himii'
LAuRABEE- on Monlay, l5ra inst. Aaron X. Larrabee
neat,e. and II respectfully invited g. az NJ 10
nesday a..r1ooa O'Clock tn aad y requested tAa'
salem Mass and Portland. Ne papers please
Ia TOT RRETTE-At Bound crook. J.. l2th nst Mar
Fricnds are rrquesiei without ir'er inytjn to attend
her fnLeTa IAufeLly at D. H. rom ne residence OF
her Lrotnern J1h burNe and Al l5o from the Re-
1afe 5rali IL Boani Brook Cemetery.
EHODEs-On SGnlIT. September i, AZ stamford Conn.,
-. ana rent. arc a7s. 70 a.t,ni he fom
the PrcsbgtcI Cnltc4 amiord, on Wednesday,, sep
csrrast. ia al, az depot for from Graul
Boston paners please copy.
EIvAGDEzA P9F Aass' e ~ MaT r mat n,, :,
f9 cbarc6 '' 4Sast rnar,sy a. $50 ocoaA
Friend. OF the family invited.
IutCrmenl 10 Buffalo.
sHEIDoN-In this city sunday seTtem,c or -
Lane Nee al. We ci James %. -l thto".
Restyes trends tue family arc invited - ateni tAs
funeral services ll-r late ...-t ace SO = East SON
eduesily u-. lJtN iusf- a. ID O'CLOCK L-'
kindly requested thai n lowers oe seat
n. sa BE- r. 2. 5, 5' is Si "
Onont -: and tOGy springfield AAss papers
pleas, copy
srLwELL-At Nylck. y Y. september Il. william :.
~tllge l..t-
TN. n nm lin 4. a ,i-lrr .llr.l. Nv.sS, 9.ij IT,
Services al gray, Gre 'l""pi. -' ..''. ID ni
srOkE--At Contra. Isilp L. l. 1,.mbcc g. A. NJ. WI
-: lks- ls"t fj ~ .i-- 81, -.
fTlruos are re'pe, lF iFl-3t o A"1 l'
funeral IN .eiEgslar 80 1880 BE- .l-.
Tt-RNE I.-on the Ittl i1st, y p1eumoni1 william T.
Turner. agc' 5 years ,....
RELATIVE, m -.-gds .n t0 a;el1 t1f mineral 'rrVc"'
To- go r az ai- ll-t res cnc- l5tj -. ~, Ga
evening til lIth llL, 40 80 p IA ts'uls exc t' i'tc'
% flowers
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GrNFPAt SPINNER or TIE ISSUES.

For Genera, Hancock | have tue highest
r,rrs nal reg tr and many other light iii u-
Democrats Cld their Wnuic Luty Ic&Te-.y duo iaiIu
for e urseiyatiOu Of The life Of tie Aaiiou, "it te
rr- majority OF Jh&t party sought aud Tough 10 cr-
strov. but these patriotic Democrats a.e 10 a very
small minority their party. IL j. sac t. pIe"cl ij
.rar,e a aoZeu >ucu Will ~ Tie next Cn-it--,
and as a measure, OF public policy, IA es'ajJ1 dlc
Low determined 10y De!uOclAut Congressional cauouscs
rne yoc, OF these should ie Democratic party succeed
10 the c.utro! OF The Nation, NOuli not oij Do >ihed
but they would be fore q % aid ia tue uss"Ge vi scn
law. a me dIsiOyal ana controlling element ui me
marty .ncu.d demand and dictate To them IDtsc WHO
ire 80 hard, the past, 10 iulu' the cOuN ""uld
thru rs IL wlti an iron nand In their DIVA hlcleai,o
tnat AL iut Ia, gained by the eacrince o. thou-
sand. of millions Of money AID half mlln5n OF nIrn,
would be list Dy bad LEGISLATION, consequent upon
fhnn- llLI-.. Yntlng al TIE coming eIcct.On.
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PHILADELPHIA sept It.-W OoL-The iuIro I'd der n
for " continues n price- are 10 ady V"sP.
Penn svtsanig Ngnia-XN aDog- s3riJc. \.
81 Di6o.. Medium ~ d4-c COsretac New YORK Mchigai
IDdlana Western-Fine y and Ky. S-ns-f. Arih
g6Gt7c.: Coarse toe. ashei cofno.ng and e-e t1'
Washed Deane Y and Xxx - i'c AeiiHn 1ncd 'ninD
ng ana Deane 5OaJ2hc.: Coarse, iic Cs.a. Wa. bel
Combing. T. r4jc.. TUB Wsshed-t hDce 4bn)'e FAR
4I9s5c.: UnNa-hed tonDng and Dell.ns-aiciiun IN
washed C0mbng aud De.-iue 5J03cc-. CIat-e, -
Bright Unwashr0 Clothing zine ant k,
~ ng6c Medium 33a35c Cotrse. 800 flc aarE Eartgg
Upwashcd Cohilg-Fuc. lGN Medium 'j0 Zlc t'sf-@
23O2tc. Oregou-Fne 2Gc21c Medium 3Oo B. e.. RE-
~ r3lc. New Mexican aud inpaio ZINE l' Aleiish
use. carpet WOOL lJ12lr Pulcc-FxfT. 1e-
rino 331 ,sc. super - lOc l2.4bs su.eE. 80 S,Jc
California wool gUDfet
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AYreAGE Loss PER THOUSAND UNDER DEMOCRATIC
RULE - I7-UNDER REPUBLICAN RULE ONLY
IS CENTS.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rEIBUSEl
WAsHiNGroN. sept. 1.-THE revised statement
of losses under tue several Administrations. from
George Washington 10 the present. has been COM
pleed and Is ready fer issue to-day 1t differs from
thar previously prepared. IN that 1t embraces
Grants full term and two years OF Hayes.
The most striking feature i the un qae record Of
the present Administration from ITS beginning to
June 80 1873 Ia the re ,ep,s from all sources, in
Gliding those from customs. internal revenue, di-
rect tax. public lands. miscellaneous dividends,
interest premiums. and receipts from loans and
Treasury no,.s the present Administration did not
lose a single cel- IT. the disbursements. tie total
l,s VA. t2G7G y. of which that involved Ia Post
Office accounts. which collects and disbnrses rs
own revenues. was ~ ,299 90. Not cent was lost
mn var nav. pensions. AID Indian Disbursements /;
and ia all other IL 'laucous disbursements, III
clu,ilrp tin-. on account of fht public debt. IN
trcst premiums and al c.vll expenses exclusive 0f
fn. Poet Otii e the loss amounted To rI,3S5 81.
Tn. rafs D. losstnercf Is mills to the thousand
dollars
is an exaupl, of the comparative business
methods OF De u0cratc and Republican admiAl,tra-
ou- n is Shown chat the ratio OF los pror To- June
20 I-Bl wa, -, - 90 eacn 1000; from JAY !,
1861. 10 Juac 80. 1879 - - ~ eacA $1,000.
The r,coid of disbursement, is cveh more favor
able 10 Republican business methods. Irlvr 10 the
hr,t Inauguration OF Nj. Lincoln, the loss
- / : III : t.ODO; subsequently, II has been 10
ceuls IN eGcn pl,UOO.
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-. and ,urued them ON, to wander through

-, dwellings aud turned them out to WANDER through
t tis,,w n nd die a miserable death -.
tps @ that two-facrd. popeycd tdnoSe o9oIos perry
s,aIked over the aud Ike wolves ana icit torN
ina n. Will last 10 eternity. winch record Is inhelD
t na uron the memory OF every ctzeu ana WhcH
ssscord The devil would scorn 10 own.
Where i, the gang Radical marauders mat lntcseu
eur srate during dark days OF rec nsruct"hf ARC;
a might add where Is The devi Our answer would
w ,rhra vou find one YOU find all. AID no don0 they
are sf ths time possession "f s'Olen bIopOI ahc
rafusinc to give the devil a fair count
These taings unto you, ~ the sp'cI 81 pane
ord true lovers OF Democracy. and we ask Won I'd e'u
ss,Sa- tnem we'll aud when vote Hckc cCan sw7 cr
Srom President Gown 10 constable. Battle l,r ui
cuntrv and be sure that every ticket you vote contains
the names Of none but Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
oyE WEEK,s E4sr OFT or SIX.

The first week of the six weeks fast proposed by
Charles Livingston was completed yesterday AT
y. H.. ID the hal at No Wlloughby-st.. Brooklyn.
The faster last evening evidently much
weaker than heretofore. although lie pro-
fes-el T. be- sauCune of success. The medical
observation made Yesterday of his condition showed
mo- marked change. Nj. Livingston evidently
feel. lonry AZ times ~ he remarked that the VS.
iors were few ~ ma ubcr, bur lie expected more a.
.Doo os be had tasted ten or twelve DAYS. HIS wife
nrr.d hlr Yesterday 90 20 home and give mp the at
t.Iopt 10 strye himself To death. lie SAID that he
should not ruin himself Tor life by giving mp now,
and tnaf be- 4hould continue IN his attempt. Mrs.
Ifyiug,ion was not al the hail las evening Before
utldulyht the faster was fast asleep.
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i ClPTlIN LOST 0VERBO4RD.
TIE STEAMSHIP ENGLAND LOSES ITS COMMANDER
At sEA-A SKETCH OF CAPTAIN THoMPsoNs

TIE STEAMSHIP ENGLAND LOSES ITS COMMANDER
AT sEA-A SKETCH OF CAPTAIN THOMPsONs
LIFE.
Tho National Line steamship England arrived
in port vest rday with flags at halt-ma,t, and I'M
mediately after arriving ut her pier word was seat
to the New-York agent +. ". j. Hurst that Captain
Archibald Thompson had fallen overheard Friday
morning last and WAS lost. II appears that Captain
Thompson had been 10 during the night, owing 10
heavy fog and abou. > a. b.. Friday. IBIS servant
was ordered to get his bath ready. hat was the
last lime the Captain was seen, and lac was then at
the stern Of the vessel About two hous. aftcrward
the servant went 20 look for the Captain, and not
being able TO find hun. Immediately gave the
alarm The vessel was searched throughout. and
# WIS decided that the Captain had fallen over
board
CaDtain Thompson was born in London in
1872 and ,is the son Captain william G. Thompson,
Plot Commissioner. eXprcsGeut OF the Marine society
and president of the Guar1ian Fire Insurance Com
panv Of this city. lie was 20 brother-in law
~ A. r. Van Nest. OF A. Z. Van Nest & Co.,
No 100 Chamber--st When the news reached Ac aher
of Captau Thompson. az his Office NJ. ~ Broadway,
YESTERDAY lie was completely Frustrated with grief.
Captain Thompson had followed tho 'ea from an early
age and had been connected with the National
Line since l-G3. when be was frat officer on
one II the steamships of the lins. HIS ur't yess
WAS fnc Louisiana IN I~GJ. Tie next commented the
Denmark, and then the III gland In 1867. He was f.
charge her when she carried British troops from Bonn
blv 10 Abyssina I'm the Abv.sinan war. He has been
muster Of nearly every vessel IN The line aud v1s con
-dcrtI one The best and most careful nav gtor on
re ocean. I'm 1873 he icit the National Lur for
n short time take command OF tine Gt.aJ
.rru win c slice wa laying tue ocean cable. returning
H. command The France He had been captain ot tile
England five past. HIS vessel carried Brush
trouDs 90 Zuuland last year.
Captain Tuompsou leaves wife and TWO cadren, who
are living ia England HIS VIE i TIE dIn@htrr u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION TO PENSIONS.

WAsHINGiON. sept. 14.-COugressman Beltz-
hoover who wrote 10 a constituent that pension
hills for Union soldiers would not find much favor
with this rebel Congress. right, as the record
will show.
During the first session Of the XLNlth Congress
there were introduced INTO the Senate so pen
sion bills. and into the House 300. making total
OF jo6 During the second session there were in
troduced lIS pension bills into the Senate and $50
into the House making "A total of rs for the SEES
sion. and / 3Gi for the entire Congress Thus far
only 80 of these bills have passed both houses
If Congress.
II is also matter Of record that pressing appeals
were made In both houses at different times that
these bills might be gwen precedence over the jobs
and private relief bills which formed the chef
topics of DIS usslon. such appeals were made III
vain
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EXCOMMUAICATlNG 4 TEACHER.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA dispatch from Ca
hoka. Mo- says: Father Kempen, OF East 81. LOUIS
recently undertook 10 have tue Catholics organic
parish school there. The teacher OF the village James
L. Bracket although a Catholic commun!cant. consd-
cred this an interference with hs privilege, aud on
meeting Father kenyon be applied vile epthe's TO hm
and spai IN his ace. Ile Bishop cxcommunicated
Bracket ami Father Kempen gave orders that Bracelet
suculd be admitted 10 tue churcn Brackrtt was IN
us sout on sunday when Father kemven called upon
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
C,,,onsts fin. m. 1fyf , aDLrs

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, l a. n..-The barOm-
eter ia highest in OHIO Valley, and lowest IN the
Northwest The OF low barometer Is central In
sout horn Minnesota. The barometer has fallen dccid-
ey in the eastern portion Of England and area
~ low barometer IL central Portland. The tenn
perature has IN the Northwest and Upper Lake
region and fallen decidedly IN the Middle and South
Atlantic States Northerly winds continue on the At
lautle coast and IN the East Gulf states. Ram has
fallen since tue last report Ill NewEngland aud the
West cur states.
Tld,c1ftOrs.
For New England rising, preceded In the eastern p0r-
ion by falling barometer; stationary or lower temper
tIre north to wnds. clearing weather preceded
by rain. .-,,. ,.,, -,
For he Middle Atlantic states falling. foloSed BY
rising barometer, noithcriy winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
GENERALIZATION JOHNSON.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA dispatch from Spring
field ILL., says General Bushrod Johnson died al his
farm al Brighton. Mac0upn County, last Saturday.
General johnson was born in ONO In 1917, was
graduated from West Point Military Academy. and
served in the Mexican War Lieutenant Al its close
ne resigned ana became professor at military insti
tute IN Nashville At the breaking out OF the civil War
be entered the Confederate Army as Brgadier-Gene-
raj aud WAS promoted to the rank OF MaiorGenetal In
IHG3 lie uartlcpated OF the Important battles,
suci a. Missionary Ridge, SullOh. ana Chlcknmauga,
aud surrendered trederlcssourc Alter the War ne
resumed his pro.essorsAip Ia The military AcauelHS 4"
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o0c gatG iEesS
81 have not had tue same confidence IL Il F.
publlciu success ia Maine ch .aH been enjoyed ~
most mead politicians. Ny dstru~t cActr0 bY
the wagIuE ict;Ci, received fOm senator Blame ana
from siuulf-s pcaker whom bad sem tr II HartoTu
Ia, no ;in. caimea the 'tc, but OF tue contrary
De- las wriltn several letters To IA stating taat Aid
before ndrd il at, .d DLess the business men
a. the ccdfry become aroused t. the danger thy mgAt
wake u Try much tOnis ned az the defeat which Was
po-.gblt a. the .3tn Of september ih was IL" u-l-
which made feel les, confident % siece ID A1c
va thy warning received from CAPTAIN CFarIcl. the
sut..--p.aker WnOm sent from Har iofi. re nae
MINCED Witu tEe leading ctsst- o. Maine, ANA i "f"e
h. me tnaJ tHe business boom when prevailed I'D
other pats 81 the country ma uo. ot4u
IL -lln-5uI. ding, aud there AHs been n"tnin-
doing /. THIS or late. The hL- ness interests UI
Maine -ilisn - dld those CO.. tIc It- oi the country
four srs age. and many of thr teopIc itre ira Tue
same ..Io change Wc4 pT-yait. e~rN acre ul-
ia me nu. lucs- depression some the DOS sang ine
parry WIS oVer-cJnuieul, ana IS Nc,oit ,-t AoA,
ect STD good politician as william l. Cuihuicr oil
tW-i1tup-ilIc ul-cC rLc tO sound Lo t'i Nti l.-
belry. the rusl, ia -Iuur Will acu s, tie business
men of ine country 90 Icauz lJa % the CANCERS ID
Uo.-lbl. Democratic ,ucc ana VAL ieI- a. "a greater
and more elective work th1u would nave pecn do"c
Wit g.l, BEE the effect. Governor was asked, upon
the political contests IT, OtAeI ate e
iue = ttiJ-a CcDlIlI.tce VIII renew us W'. ".lA
uuaf..i e. ii .tnce and fresh energy. The Chances 90
c4rr,iu- indiana more t.au r, ana 90 not bcefc
Iest mere md from at have rec, yea ID tAe bet
autu9ilf. III absolutely conn cent tAat We N ,tl1
tue Empire suite. Ny fta III tue elecIOL u Gained s
IL
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The Hancock policy Is 20 carry Ohio in Oc:C-
be-. The publican mag Is wall hear uOle OF this
-tWasnin-50n st QDeWD
Beltzhooyer lied like Ananias and was
stuck uogn about ~ quick. Tote lin lie spOAe'!
year, ms life by lying Tor al old pcs called tie
Democratic larty.-l kIston Free Press Qtepl
One of the curicsitieS of this political cam
palgu letter OF speech trttc Or
made by yrommen, Democrat finds rs INTO Re
publican newspaper. II becomes forgery ANA q
Republican he Strange, Isn't I'll hI-de qll- Press
(k-p1
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WHERE THE LINCOLN PLAN" PREVAILS.

10 ne Edit0r Or The IrtbuNe.
SIR: | like The Tribune (; l take THE SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. II is full OF sound Republican arsu-
n,rut Il shows courage II is working up the nth on
the Lincoln panihc right OF every man to be the equal
NJ every other man II he can The OF our coun-
tr, r schools. Tones ami property. II north OF the
ONO X yer, where live on the LIN oh plan" Re
suectiu Iy. j. '" DONoFAN'
Defrott. Nich.. sept. 9, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
A SPECIMEN OF ENGLIsHs THRIFT.


Another evidence or Mr. EngIsl's thrift Is
the use 10 wilcu he puts his telegram raJA uen ne
was nominated for the Nicc-PreSldrncy, VT. NOINln
Green uGcred him tue Western U--Oh wires Iof a.
personal USE courtesy winch II las 1e'n custom ny 10
extend To gentlemen similarly hOnOre1. me lux was
doubtless intended for ". II. English v T., bu' Has
Ieeu nj mo active service by W Il Ed@Sl chairman
az tn. Deiuocr,c state Central CYnimur" Ir tne dead
beaiiug OF campaign messages. 1e!tErIpA TO- usually
cos TIE comm tee from $500 10 5000 zen campaign
but I'M, wear t1e pill. fOr te.rgrpug Wal hr hNt d"
n0fbug The chairman does nearly ali DIS colrspOhu-
enc NV nv wire, and bush-l. 81 ine->ag adDrNeu
with BIZ frank. nave already been st1cAtl up D. ue
IrdlarHros offices. Another che riui Iealiut aboui
rs 1rf of the cimpa WOrk i Mr. l. sho persist
eul eterm nation write al he message hiihs"i IL
a. ycrv careful and sju 10 read all the piiHi~d
mater on rlch blank before putu he signature o. tr
paper HIS Ousue,- tTalung has taught Inn never {.
IN Lis name 10 a document untI Dc uONs "Lti III ls
ana IL VIII take avery - Uiiu 10 ring ~ '"- nay
rake contract. masked promise 20 pJ some gan g Cd
MI English. To sure, THIS gruieHt 'huu-h idn- ss
rearus Uusincss sOmeWHa bu uy silchhG co-e 90 us
desk Ny. Eugil-h manages 90 WOtry Hr"u-h blN trl.
erpnis CORES Oudccr ~ twelve or fouTJr hours Gi
OF twenty four ~ means OF his irtuk ihc lt&t We
President very ceyciy wuIp-4Ws tine turn anu cuts
on post X and tele graphic his az on ic sWoOp.