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, 1880-11-19

I>on't trltie with Infections Of tho fhront md
plkc's Tnrtllte.,u I}rt,Iis c,trt tu one minute
, 1880-11-19

CI1F GIN = 3AI1s
CINCINNATI. Huv. ls.-CorToN-1n fair demand md
la1x L

CiEClSSATT. Huv. ls.-corr0S-1n fair demand md
hlsfi0r NJ luxe.
Finr-strong: family. t6UfaiSo: fancy, E,occl12 q.
GltAiS-Nlient srnr1 nHa tirnis M. Anhut, {i.tf
No. re fV. Cor uHxettIutl, but generally higher;
Nh. nxcd 5.lstsic' ntxrd, cns. ltt44sc. t)ats
nsm and unchanged. lly1 ens,tr: No. y. !ldlait4c.
VIC.
p,t0v5Ett,SsTnrk dull at tiN Lard active, t,r,,.
ami htghar at t+ls{xast2 lnk meats qulut; .tiuni-
unrs. ttat clcMr e, fi1. iIkc0n Qlt1t; clear Ttt
&7+kJ; cehr. {N2a -.
WtitsKy-ln gpnii i&Gnlnnd md tcud!pg Up ns $iOq.
liu1'rKN-4utut nnd iitIchnHEta.
t{NaEEn QIL-l.UwaF ut ,Aa.
, 1880-11-19

FstIAI IN tNI4 ClfDKEs
Stephan itstIsIin. Indicted for mayhem. was
released IN $l,thN hnil.
lsaau Mitchell, indicted for assault, gave $500
bali.
rhc cGsc nf Andrew Anderson. indicted for
tho antrllcr Ut Jnlu tenstt,. In September, Was
continued uuil1 tho itbxt term.
, 1880-11-19

Lazy md dull feelings nfc Rtrc precursors Of
sickness. which n0thlttg Int Hop llttuts will
btallsII,
, 1880-11-19
1,J3A11t1rt{.

The cargo market wns qnes, being renrly bhsS OF
lumbar. fcw onds sold ht the old rscna. Re-
ceLEprA arm kcndEne ont tpw veAsot, ana thc% os'
poet n,tterntcrted ibct bcfnrc thu Nenean closes.
Tho mills on tho cast fhoro hhve NEARLY nll fhnf
dorm, owing 10 the tutd weather, hnA Il IA mt sx-
pccted that The lumber plieh tho mill ducka Will bp
ahnna Ibis sll EollnMtnE nse tho caIku guotatlons:
, 1880-11-19

OswEGu. Soy 1a-GHA1S-Wheas scarce ant
lrm. Curn scarco uud nominal.
, 1880-11-19
quality henvy, 1paA{,; coarse. rough, md common,
eA2i&4Gu best Rrndeh disposnd Df

Fp+ttai Dtlpntch IN TIT CHtedaa 1tth.'"A
KAx:As city. M1. Nnx ia1SAITLr.Thss I IT,, s s5ass s.
shipments. 6ul: nnrkrs hrm: 1,atltn shltIrrr. ftf1
ta4I nA,Ivp fttck nnd feeders. 81 At4AD nntl.1
cows n 1ky5si Rrhts Iexns slT5Qe7a! hhtf-bteeds,
f3.Ahk21u
linus trcopt. tim rAst wcek. Ht!Fs shipments.
17H; market n ltIr weaker; ct1scE, f40aa4St lRht
shipping and n!xuI packing. &t.Ak5a.H.
CgSCISSATt.
CINCINNATI, Nov. tA-liuas-Qnltt; common, Aoo
Ria light, ttiy1f4,Hs ,Hrktnx tt4uat.AA bukchers,
A.A5&AG5. 1taculpts fknks; shipments feh
, 1880-11-19

10 the Editor oj The Ghfta7o Trib.tne.
CittCAtul, Nov. ta.--Wilt yuu ptcnsG stato III
ynnr tlNpcr totni amount uf votes Gnst in 1s1
iIana md who Tor, Euv. 4, ,nnd otAlgc, II. j.. 81.
[Ot!lciui cunynss hns not yut bcen tnutlc.1
, 1880-11-19

NEW oatEAxs, L.. h0y M-FLouA-Quist but
staadyt supcrt'ne, El241fs, XIX, &d1e41a; XXX, AuJ
G&.7t: hxh Htatus. es.klxA1a
: tAA1S-t.urn astaoE VI Gt3G5c Ostx essles a. "
E&A.. ~
CuKH.MEAL-Eaa!eE At taA
AAi-aleaugFi chUlte, tEAUl
pKOFIsloSA-l'Ugk JUL and lower It lilOQ41kA
Lard nt1ners Eenned tlefcd t9s7t; keg tJ.7S. hulk
sssls easieri shoulder. hacked. aej clsas slb 7e
, 1880-11-19

fsnrfln1l III Now York.
II the Editor nf The Chicago Tribune.
flLOOM1Strt,S, NUv. l1.-Whnt i5 HnrtIeld's
oltciat plurality IN Now York state7 READER.
t.D,l55.]
, 1880-11-19
THE VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE.
NItole HKnrlRu1,r.

HAuHE A1kEkutus
ID ths Edltor Of The Chieupo 74fbtne.
Ctl1CA00. Nov. lT.-ls lInrntsui, of tho Demn-
nrntic Committee. tile snuo perEon ns tho show
Jiurnum7 g. a.
fNo,l
, 1880-11-19

ToLEbn. O., Nov. la.-1ftAiS-Whent dull; No. ,
while Wnbnsh, sl.0i4: M. ws1te Michigan. fl05]S,
nmber tlt. *t.ox: Mo- ru! wabns, SPOT tIn.s. Feb
runsy. N.li Nj. red du. sltJ: NJ. u. 4 II. rcd,
fiua; rejaetcd. Sic. Corn iu!t; high mixed tic; No.
sEc : -
ELtbtEN.SKHI,-I'rltue kt.4L
1fuhH-l>resatn, tatt4 -.....,
st0fs: Jaua"sy, iLi1ts Fs69aiy. III tiilt, "''o"'''
NI&u bu. '''@-. ~ ~
sMir,ESrs-whoat,.l lss,0Obu; corn, LOO bu; outs.
none.
, 1880-11-19

wILMISGvoS, nov. lS,--srlnlTs or 1'UNrESriHi
Firm ~ EHsu+
, 1880-11-19
;1,,,;' '!..n;s".n :, - 49, ..r''!.urr,i,1H:
ARE}YA|' And bEl'lETGEE In Tr,iy. liz, ;,

ESrIASAr!nS up ltsrEltcvt, u.
YSiieo' Sitaiy: sa1aaY oscsptei. ;itunnis,:-
, 1880-11-19

FIR M,m ".'"r" mn,:e,'" ,s S"rt' ,~'sr'r t,n,,,x
W sre"n!",'ssI.s % 'ss1Ia",'''xs n;x !n'cr,h1r, s,',
!51n 's!'!S :sSrt ,'H t53; s;.,;' w. 'ss
!lutlsn .''Hatst,. tt..i nj IL. I,a stassts ra
, 1880-11-19

f11ntfy. sI,aly gxCept Sundays.
N9TETl'nlnini, snerIna Cars frbnl Chicago n y
l.Ms. MnnSns t!iy mn, trla lnrl9E ny lo1ehrs
GlthtifE Chr .eenlnR Cnrt Chicago IN Hannibal anl
kn1sn* CttJ.. No ctlnnEu Ut Day C1Achcs ChtcaSota
, 1880-11-19

..-... Chicago u Attnn.
Union Depot. Wqkt Saa. cnrnpr GnHst md Van 1i
reH-st., NEAR fnh tthfoti-sk hrllss nnI TWENTY
thlE1.sL Tlcket Offices nt Depots, g South cat&
It, Grand Tactic 1iUtal+ md Palmsr House
, 1880-11-19

..... Michigan ccntxnt ltnlir0ad4
Depot root 0t 14hkH-sk md font at
!ichet ufc1 u Elnfk-att soutsnAt GDFaaf 1t !taa'
dolp1. Erand Pacific IlutD md Ut Ih11f Houst
, 1880-11-19

Tne yard marknt quoted fnl1y active md tlsn.
Hratlar ahipnanta were reported. HrnlerA think tho
carly closing nf thH saving srasnn Will considerably
strengthen The yart market. TIN receipts from M"
out arc expected to he Tight md 1t la said TINT rntty
Of ta stncka arc frnm b1lR conrintu The carly
"fTeese mp" tins shut IN lot of lumber that slcalctA
c1prctng 10 bring IN tn rcrentsh their hIncks
With. IN TIM Nnrh tho sensOn fr logging tn. fairly
begun md promises IL ho lung nir ,nNans death
, 1880-11-19

tQnHntnr.iny night to Gilman, only.
tDn saturtlhy night ru.ia to Peoria only.
"nhAhits Ut. LtaHjM *. Pacific Tsat1wny.
DfpOt cnrgr Stewart Hll1 tTH.mty iain.
st.l: AIchDt-ny gnrs vln 6tuse-hi ruI to la dtpo.
Ticket Ul1lCe, III CiuEk-aL
, 1880-03-22

THE action OF Judge Moran, of tho Circuit
Co,.St, In promptly Investigating and In rs
PROMPTLY deciding tho charge of jury broker
ago rracttced in his court, deserves the COM
lnendation OF the public, Tho person de-
olarcd guilty By tho Court was sent to fall for
sixty days; and from tho evidence there can
bo few who will not concur In tho finding OF
tho Court. 1t is to bo regretted that tho prlnci
pal operator In this Instance hns been ablo to
evade tho process md has not yet been arrest
cd. In lis arrest md punishment tho public
will greatly rejoice. In tho detection
of this one Instance OF interfcrcpco with
jurors thoro Is much cause for thankfulness,
but after reading the statement Of those con-
cerncd tho surprise is that, notwithstanding
the notorloty Of the corruption of juries, no
case Of tho kind until now has been estab-
lIshel. 1t may be tliat tho stories concerning
tho bribery OF jurors have been cxaggera-
tlons, nevertheless tho fnct t'lat the business
of packing jurles las been remuncratlye
enough to support gang of professional
brokers seems to warrant tho belief TINT the
ltsgrAcoful system Ia seriously practicel.
Tho action OF Judge Moran. and especially
Ills ilrmncss and decision, may provo warm
ing to othors engaged In tho business, and
particularly be a warning to those plalntitts
and defendants who furnish tho money to
pay for tho corruption or pncking OF jurles.
, 1880-03-22

TIE power Of the law to reach and punish
otfcnses agafnat tho peace and safety Of the
Commonwealth seems Mt last to linvc lin
pressed Itself upon Denis Kcarncy. l1o has
learned tho lesson Of prudence by his expert
enco Of tho past few days, md Is no longer
tho bowling inccndlary TINT ho was before
the sentence OF six months in the county jail
and n flno OF 81, 600 was Imposed upon HIM
self and Cannon, Ills brother-blathcrsklte. In
his speech at tie Sand.Lo yesterday llo rallied
agaiust tic authorities AMI tho leading cltl~
zens who had moved In the matter of Ills
prosecution, but ho carefully abstained from
Ills customary style Of llarangue, a1ld kept
1fs language On tile hIthor side OF safety.
, 1880-03-22

altch m amendment rs would not defeat tho
execution Of the Inv thnn to combat nil
amendments with n hopeless minority. Hut,
though Mr.. Garfield voted with the Demo-
Gratis upon The amendment which he ltad
practically suggested, lie entered his protest
against tho practico OF using appropriation
bills rs vehicles for political legislation BY
voting with tho Republicans ngafnst tho bill
OIL It's t1nnl passage. II Is the manner tathcr1
than tho substance of the amendment which
is open to censre; for S. per day Is sufficient
compensation fur Special Deputies, niltl there{
is no reason why tho Deputies for election
purposes should not DO selected by the Unit
cd Suites Courts from tho different political
parties. rs tic Supervisors always flnye been.
While tic Democrats hive surrendered to
the Election law, thoy have done 50 will, had
grace anil will, an jnsincore purpose. They
have surrendered bccntlso they did not dare
10 go before tho people aEnin rs tho oppo-
nelts Of honest elections md tho advocates
Of FREQ frauds. Ewing, OF Ohio, virtually
confessed tl,fs mitch in the spcecl, which hu
lna.le on the subject. lie warned the Demo-
Gratis tl,at, If they refused to acnuosre In the
Election Inv and provide for It's execution.
they would "tinl tho cry Ut n,ilil'icatlon go
tip In tho next campaign from every hilltop
and valley In tic North" Randall took the
1!oor nt,d inatle n special effort to secure tho
passago Of the Deficiency bill, though pro-
claiming tllat tho Democrats still believed
the Election luz to be unconstitutional. Cox
denounced tho Supreme Court III outrageous
terms for sustaining tho c0nstttuttonafity' OF
the Inv, but he 1hl mt dare vote aRainst 1t.
Tho only trreconcilablcs at.l "last-tlitchets -
who refused 10 voto fur tho appropriation
wero Blackburn, Hooker, 1furtl, Kuott, ansl
Turner Of kentucky. They were tho only
men on tho Democratic side who declined
to sacrifice their convictions to pnrty advan-
tagc.
1t may well 10 doubted whether this SUR
render OF tho Democrats will beof service 10
them. 1t Is perfectly clear 10 tic country
that their only purpose 1ns been to gain n
partisan advantage. They Ask for nub1fc
confidence on falso pretcnses. They surro,1'
der to the people only to acquire stronger
hold upon the Government tl,an they now
liave, and, when they shall laye this gained
their point they will betray the popular coll
fidcncc which their selnblance to submission
to tho Inv Is designed to secure. This pur'
pose was distinctly ayowcd. II appeal tc
my Democratic friends" said Ewing, "tc
take the compromise now, To modify these
bad lnws md make them non-parttsan ir
character, 40 t'!ut4cc 1',aU bc able ere long tt
1utpe them from tho statttc-books." It wns
in the same spirit and with the samo purpose
that Randall, Cox, Mcalnhon, and tho Other
Democratic leaders urged tho passage of thf
II.
, 1880-03-22

THE question, is Life Worth J!ylng?"
propomn1lcd III Afr. Aa1lock's recent book,
formed the subject Of Prot. Swing's discourse
yesterday at the Centrnl Church, atst which
Is printed in this issuc; rs Is nlso sermon
by the Rev. Mfr. Pope, at Trinity Methodist
Church, OH "Ireland nnd Mcthodisln II; by
the lsoy. Dr. Thomas, at Centenary Church.
on "I1oltncss'' by tile Rev. F. 4. Noble Mt
Union Park Congregational Church, IN be-
half OF the education Of the negroes OF tho
South; by the Rev. E. l. Calvin, Of tho
Third Unitarian Church, relatlve to the
practice Of fasttng In Lent; and by the Rev.
Arthur RltchEe, Mt the Episcopal Cathedral,
on Palm Sunday"
, 1880-03-22
THE BRAZILIAN FAMINE.

t14hn Vcn yjorhort II Amttf }ou oan+ r. +hn
Dou var,, T.ir,,,.,a m ,'raomt ona.a1 ..ss a..
% ha,n yor I'M @am,uo.atr,onon % dtstr,n.s HSr ~ -,
@ t,rnz,, " 1,,o ~ ren,r,a .y,tch ara corrn,,orotaI ]
% h,, ia,tora ]rcw ~, Yam" roSm ,1av ~ tha stn.a sa
narnrt,mont ] ~ nt 1vashtnntons h snd u '.1 And.a,u %
rsna M"s ~ ~ 1,",.s1a o.atns raas,,; -. ~"
INV 4@o''' t"e o'''U" ,..." ns se..eu' ~ e.
nAlnbuco, show o condition oil suffering and
morto1ftv nv the s1t1a of which tha famiua
~ s'T.o,...., six,aa. .s,sao.. ;.,";a,,,aas..
, 1880-03-22

TnE 6an Francisco Merchant tells ro-
Inarknblu story about a Chinese tnroad into
Montana and Idaho. In which tho slant~cyod
NonRots sent cut piokats to and out what goods
were In demand, aud what pricos woso paid. Tho
result. In tho language Of tho Merchant, is as
toiiows;
Consequence ta-day, that Chinese merchants
nrn sending slx:muio teams l0utied With general
merchandise Into IdahN and Montana, and sut-
besidus reg,llurly- established atores, and tho
American lerchaut has lost his trade. They ar0
selling mtlera ten, pagkel oyer tho hills aud d..
llvero ut the uab!ii.loor, for tho yefy MONEY It
e.,stx a wh!ta mercnant for tho eat11o ten at u
1nbhlng.house In San Frat,utsc0. It y not sur
rtturies joln III tho cry, "Iha Chlneso must
Ro."
II the worst oGonse Of tho Chinese IL furnfah-
ing tho minors with tea at cheaper rates than
they hAye hitherto paid for 1t, wo hardly expect
tho nlincrs to jolu In tho cry. "'Tho Chlnrso
u4lat Ru,n
, 1880-03-22

eco thousands pf cntncintcl crcat,trcs altt.rR nr
lying III tho orcn inrgGs tsqtinrcs' anttcn With
Ia.nct,flna thor oNn fate ,r tho luas 1t friends.
sthora too weak r NJ to cnu.rlnln: sosno Wishing
t. Ito fror csrn'r md others isl,sc from si,s-
f'risig,-n nngcrMia AMI most hRFfnwltiK Etthr,
r F"rt"lez' @ ,t ~ 'Hs in,'seflicly * S " c H' ,c 10
ys sse'iN nav a1a'st a's hai # ,a plnton sf NJ: ~ il
Elra,l; u tho l,cYrlning af Inst Nnvel.,',sr Ito
{nnpniatfon Including tho fntlttx. rnnlbGrr "
l!sosths of N'xssat"r. n'stt l,seNy..sas et lR;H.
iFrotn the 1T 1T Novo.ntr to tho nth 1T lccon.-
Sre "r s'Tn II @ se nx" 1 sGT'* ra eo e skss 5 e w"eo
tary-tot the ,ex,r nnly-g1,10; estimated frasa
tho 9Th 70 tho alst or l'ocesrihcr, 1o: lit thn
ce,net"ry, @ ,'"1o Flu: csii"tc iarMi d "tac III IL
t1l!s .t sH '.la To- shia sne Sno mngtnty . firm
n'sst eS'. d!,s1;ss IL '%o o's % s % sGSf "' Inter-
Out Of tlle 100000 who Inhabited the Pray
incoo of Ccara In 1871, 600 l.ve died Of star
vntiot, md 3o0, ,0o0 Of pesti!cnce; wl,leof those
who nrc left two-thtrss arc fed Mt public OK
rense, with the hard prospect starting them IN
tic faco TINT tho Government MD may bu
withdrawn, rs the brazilian Treasury In now
nearly exhausted. Ths sce,o IL ono Of us-
qualified horror. Disease is continually
spreading. III como cases tho wrctched
creatures have hcen compelled to resort 10
cannfbn1is,n. The Cattle arc all dead. The
rivers nro dried IN. There Is no employment
for those who can work nsMl have !locseA to
tile cities Oh thecoast Agriculture, Of collrsc,
Is utterly destroyed. Deggary oven Is im-
possible, fur rich ns we'll rs poor are nike
starving. The Incidents described by Atr,
Smith md Consul Conu nre nlnost too hor-
1lble fur belief. If any succor Is TO come
tn t1,oea nnHortpw ti,tt,aam3a H. ynust
, 1880-03-22
A pEmooRAT1o SURRENDER,

Tho present session of Congress, under the
organization and rnto Of tho Democrats, WHO
havo majority III both Houses, has been
managed solely with reference to the mp
proac!,ing Presidential election. The policy
ct silence md inactivity was openly pro-
claimed ut tho beginning OF tho session. This
uniform defeats which the Democrats met
witll Rust fnll, following upon tho extra ses~
sion If tho summer, warned them that their
rcaetonary policy Ind nlarmel tho people Of
tho North, and TINT further Indulgence of
their Nulllfylng pr0cltylties would surely
cost tho party the Presidential election.
Hence the caucus declared TINT the only
safety for tho party was to DO sought In
say-notI,tng and do-notEing program. Tho
resolution Inns been pretty strictly obeycd.
hut there was alegncy from tia extra session
Tint Ind to DO disposed ot--ylz,: tho deti-
cirIlcy in tho appropriations for the E'ay of
tile Mara'lAls, which had been withhold in
order 10 defeat tho execution OF the National
Election law. Tho Democrats have ap-
proactetl this matter In fear md trembling.
They have settled It, at last, by an unwilling
surrender to tho law which ilas been sus-
tained by the Supreme Court.
It's trio that tho Democrats would not
pass tho appropriation for tho deficiency In
tho pay OF the Marslals without attaching
"ridor" to tho bill. Tlley demanded ILLS
much concession to tic ultra position they
took at the cxtEn session. But the "rider,'
III question IL not Objectionable In Itself, and
will probably not ATTRACT an Executive
veto. 1t is Objectionable on the general
ground that It Is always an Irregular ind
, 1880-03-22

Tnn CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established branch
nsccs for tho fecetpt OF subscriptions mud ADVERTISE
naents N folloms
NEW YONK-lloom . Tribune building. !. T. Nc
rApnEH MnuaRor.
uLAs1uw, Hcos Ind d-Allan's American News
Agency. 81 Ncndeld-aL
LONDON, EnR.-.Anlercnn Exchange. ~ Stfahd.
HkNNT II. HILLt1, AGeut.
WAbHlEGT0N. H. C.--13o F street.
, 1880-03-22

TlIpEN has somehow managed to get n
strong grip upon the Democrats ut Western
Pennsylvania, ami it was tho knowledge OF
this fact that led to combination Of tbs NIL
tagouIsts on tho State Central Committee
whereby tic plan OF holding tie State Cor-
yenllon at rittsburg was dcfeatod. At tho
Democratic primaries Saturday night IN Al
leghcny County the ansitIslden faction were
overwhelmingly beatcn, securing but th!sty
out Of over TOO OF the delegates chosen to tho
Senatorial aud I!egIslat!ye Conventions.
, 1880-03-22

TnE "rcformed" sa'ary list Of the New
Ynrk chnrtor mnat opon the oycs OF tho peoplo
to the extravaganza Of their rulers Though
considerable reductions have been made, they
nrn not hnif enough. Tho Mayor il to rccelve
$4,000 instead nf $4,000, tho Controller sa,oo
instead OF $4,000; two Commissioners of Public
Works, 5000 each; Corporation Counsel. el2-
coo; four Police Commissioners. <5ooo cnch;
President OF the Park Roarsl, <1I,5n0; two F.ro
Commissioners, q, ,o00e 0eaeh; three Charity COM
mlssloners, $4,000 each; Corporat.on-A Attorney,
$1,000; twonty-two Aldermen, 5000 cach; two
Tax Commissioners, f5oo0 zach; Chamberlain,
t:s,00o; Recorder. $1,000: City Judge, $500;
Sessions Judge, 5000: six Marine Court Judges
"a, ,000 cach eleven Police Justices, 81, coo each;
ten District Justices, $1,000 each; Dlstriot.At-
torncy, 81, 900; nnd so on.
, 1880-03-22

TnE telephone Inns been utilized as u re-
Ilgious auxiliary Mt Evansville, Ind. Through
The aid Of one Of these remarkable instr,l-
ments p1nced lit church pulpit md connect
Ing with different houses III the city, several
hged and lnfirm people were enabled to sit Mt
home md listen to the prayers, tho prcach-
lng, tho choir, md the 0rEnn.
, 1880-03-22

SENATOR LooAN's speech on the tl1
John Porter caso, which was hold for soyisIon'
will aprenr In tho Congregational Record to-day.
It will e, forty-oaht pages Of tho Record, ana y
by fur tho longest spocch over printed 10 tnas
publication. 1ta appearance haa been delayed 70
nliow OF tho preparation In Philadelphia Of
autographed map Of tho famous battlo- srouhas
which will b0 tho lrst map over publleheo !"
tho RECORD,
, 1880-03-22

Mn. PA1,NELL reached his native sod yes
tertlny, ntld wis warmly welcomed Mt Queens
town with bands Of music and large crowds.
In tho evening he was hauqnetedby the FaEn-
era Club, after which he WIS escorted by n
torchlIght procession to the railway station,
where llo took tho trnii for Dublin.
, 1880-03-22

GEN. suTrEB, OH whose land gold was first
discovered In California, u now . Citizen Of
Pennsylvania, and resides at Litts. Lancaator
County. At the time California waa coded 10
tho United States he wa the owner ct an I'M
meuso tract of land on tho Sacramento River,
which hs had actluircd under grant from tho
MoxioAa Government uo supposed that hiA
title was valid under the TURNS of tho tFeaty with
Mcxtca. Ono of his birod nun, whlle assisting
III dtaglpg 4 m!ls-sace, picked up handful OF
, 1880-03-22

TEN years ago, ut II full meeting OF tho
Survivors Association LII Charlcston--an asso.
ciation composed onttroly nf vetornns Of tho
War nt,oyo tho rank Of Lle1tenant-iho us.lnl
toast Of tho Lost Cause Wis drunk standing
and In silence. Lte,lt-Gen johnson. tho prcsi.
don't, mado somo romarks, during which hc
called On thoso prcaent to plodge for themselves
mud their children tho sentiment TINT the Cause
lost by tho bullet should ho won by tho lallot-
Tho rcs1,onso was Wild yoll and an enthusiastic,
unanimous affirmative vote. That WIS tho most
popular statement mado that evening. To-day
tho DrIgruliors aro quietly hut effectively carr-
tnK cut TINT pledge, md. though le8s noisy thqy
aro rs much In earnest "a they woro at that
secret eocI4l moetInR.
, 1880-03-22
REPUBLICAN, County Conventions In Jill"
mia hnva hGrtl caliad 1a follnM8i

Chaupa,gt, County, Usbana, March o.
Knnx Cnilnty, Gn|csburR, March u:
Morgan County. Jaoksonyille. Aprll II.
itncK Islana CDilnty, Rock Island, April H.
j, Tazewen County, rokin. Mays.
Greene County, Carrollton,. My ).
Perry County, pineknuyyll.e, May 10.
Gales County, Charlostoil May II.
Tho Shelby County Convention was hold on too
18th Inst, and tho Kane County Convention or
the Goth. Tho former sont q majority OF 0rans
delegates and tho latter mutor1ty OF Blaine
dclcgates-8 to5,
, 1880-03-22
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND THE
1E9UYTH

JESUIT6.
Tho recent defeat of Art. Of Jules Fer
ry's Education bill, In tho Freuci, Senate, will
probably cause much disturbance In France.
Tho passage Of the article was regarded as
necessity by tho large majority OF French
Republicans 1t WINS defeated byn junction
OF the Royalists md ImperIallsts with tho
Centre or Conservative Republicans, who
,yere led In their opposition by Jules Simon,
Dufaure, md Laboulaye. Tic French Min
istry f1aye EXPRESSED the determination not to
propose tho article agnin in any modified
form, and now declare their intention to en-
force existing lnws for tho emulsion of tho
Jcsults from French territory, These arc
Tho most lnjluentia, Of tho non-authorfzcd
religious organizations to which tho article
III question had reference, and 1t Is probable
TINT tie attempt to eXpcl them will cause
good dca! Of disorder between their sympa-
thizers and those Republicans who recog,lze
tho neccsslty for the passago of tho article.
It fs aaId that tho Cabinet, i'll order to meet
this difficulty. will npp]y for authority to de-
clare martial taw In those locnlttics whore
collisions and breaches of tho peace arc Liable
to occur.
The necessity for thu passare Of Soma law
in Franco to restrict and govern tho etluca-
linn NJ French youth Nv tho clergy cnn
scarcely bo doubted, Measures to control In
structfon Unmarried by the nor,-aut'lorizetl re-
liefous socioiies are espccfally necessary. Az
tlloy nro not subjected to my of tic rules by
| which education in Franco Il legally row
ornrti. their whole course at iustructton IL
nntoronIstie to liberal ideas md Ia cnicu.
| lated to create a feeling Of hostility to To-
, 1880-03-22

JESSE Il. GRANT. son of the ex-PresIdenh
has Just boou made membor of the now An'
ing Exchange In Now York, aud u1yssca o
Qrant, Jr, Ia ono Ut the inoorporators of tas
now Mining Trust Company, tho object Of Tnloa
10 to loan money on maning-stocks. The reet.
tlouts OF tho Hanks Of Nevada and CallfoFnta
ars also among tho inoorposators OF this lns{'sos
unrl.
, 1880-03-22

WHEN ex-Premter Gladstone set ont for
Ed!nh,,rg he predicted that ho wo,iid DO elected
from MI Id-LothERn, Bcotland, although It has heen
a Tory stronghold for some time. 1fo may or no
may not bo; but there cnn DO M question about
tho enthusiasm Of tbs sfd. Lothian admirers. In
whnt other city Of whRt other land did voters
ovor put tilolr hands In their pockets md pull
out frnnl $ab to $30 np!cco for the privilege Of
hearing eandhlato mako political cleotfonccr-
ing speech? Certainly novor In this country, al
though wo have often scen rcproaohcd with An
inorrltnntc fnnducss for that kind Of rhetorical
entertainment. Yet VIC tnyn lcnrned by cabio
that tho tiokots to his Ellnburg electoral meet
Ing, which wcre originally issued 8ratuItouslH
hayo been soill Mt tho rate Of from e. to 90 each.
We do not know that anything like this WIS over
Deforo seen In british politics.
, 1880-03-22

PAT T1ERNEY Is running for Alderman ID
the bloody Seventeenth, and not Seventh Y asu - -
wAa eEroneously slated. HoWas cue Of e1-bhena. i.
Agnswa deleotable Deputies, Or something " !.
that sort. Taa scat hs proposes TO MI u now hes'