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Committee,


WHILE tllere l,as been 10 formidable coll
tIIct between the Union strikers and 1loli-
Union workers Mt tho Stock- Yards, ttorc fs
no doubt that acts layo been committed
WHICH come within the statute providing ilno
and imprisonment for intimidation nAtl tntcr-
ferencs to prevent nlen from working. Tic
large number Of city police aid Lake police
III aud about the scelle of tic strfk0 slnnlI
not conceive It to bc discharge Of their duty
to stand around realty tn quclI II general riot,
but should make arrests IN casc ot Individual
attacks untl sucl, other nycrt aots rs bring tho
perpetrators within rcacl, OF the statute. 1t
is highly Important TINT the right ut every
nun to earl lis living pcaceal,'y, without
personal danger or fcnr, should bc defended.
II WIS to tlis end TINT tho statute against
intimidation anil unlawful Interference was
p,ssrtl, alltl tho STATUTE Is OF no avail unless
tla officers Of tLa lAw nssfst III its enforce
mcnt. II IL i,npcrtlnent for an organization
Of Communists to claim tho right to control
tho business of their employers, but It il out
ragcous mid criminal for sucl, conspiracy
tu Interfere with men who are seeking to
support their families by honest labor.
, 1880-01-03

THE Grosser Kurturst, tho big iron ship Of
the German nayy whicI, sat,k In tho English
Channel Iii consequence Ut collision with
the Kniser Wilhelm, lies nt tho bott0m ltko
chunk OF lead, resisting ai' attempts to ralse
tho hull. 1t seems unlikely that any plum
:an be devised for bringing the enormous
Herman Admiralty Is considering tho expetll-
'sncy OF blowing the ship to pieces with
dynamite and afterwards recovering tl,o frag-
fnntatS.
, 1880-01-03

IttE condition Of the iron tratlo Is such ~
10 cause considerable apprehension among
iron manufacturers, as appears from Pitts
burg dispatch giving an account OF 4 meeting
In that city yesterday Of tbs Western Iron
Association, wllereat the. cnrd rate Ut bar-
Iron was advanced half d ceMt per pouml,
thu price being TINS brought up to t'reo
cents and l.alf, Tho l,igi, price Ut pig lnutal
and the inability Of fmanufacturesto to kceppace
with tia heavy demand ilase compelled this
advance In price, but tile result feared is that
OF enormous oyerproluotia1 III consequence
:of the present Inducements to start 1ala fur
naces or build new ones, II tue "boom F"
were certain To last several years, tha Iron
mon would feel very comfortable. but they
, 1880-01-03

A STRONG feeling of dissatisfaction With
the report OF tho House Committee On Rules
Is ,nanifesting itself, a,ll 1t Is not unlikely
that all attelnpt will be nude to amcnlt tho
report when It colnes up fur approval uloll
the resumption Of business after the llol!tfay
recess. Many members object to tho nrbf-
trary md unlimited power II, l,'lsten or IT.
tard legislation possessed by tlle Committee
on Appropriations, md fayor division Ut
Its luties among other Committees.
, 1880-01-03

Tho New York Timcs recently took ncca-
sion to deliver very timely editorial lecture
oil tie dangerous tendency of tho American
people to rusl, lcatlung Into speculation ut
tho tIrst sisn ut good times, to oyertlrnw
tpnn their own resources, to discount tho
future, and To Indulge In oxtravaEanecs anil
excuses Of NIL kinds. 1t warned Its readers
tint thu nnturnl result OF such indulgence
will be material change IN tho balance Of
tratlc, which Is likely to he tho forcrut''cr Of
nnothor pal,lc md Il succeeding period of
commercial depression. I'll tho totirso Ut
this warning the 1'i'ncs evolved preposter-
u1ts preventive fnr tho sangur 1t farcsEIntl-
owed, which IL sufficiently set forth In tho
following paragraph:
"fll 1t IL Inevitable thut ltefnrc long VIC ahHll
tuku Il i,.rgo plrt of whut ban,co Mny hc tI'lu to
l,a t g1As ktontl OF Specie u1it II tho Silver Inv
10 mt repealed otlr currency Will stently up
pre,t.et tho ppnt where g,,l will Low nut tnstca
1T In. t.) Tho un!y possible !ncthnl by which
sso can retan tho Koltl which VIC havG ~ luckily
ant Is tn n,akn II I'LL Indispensable rnrt of 1isr
e,,rrc,,ey ty withdrawing tho lGgH-tcM!crs a,l1
pruyinY fur tho Go.lstnnt conversion III h.lt1k-
mites i,ltG pud, n,ld by abandoning tho danger
nus competition bctwccn gull atMl dtrrccintoH
e,lser. ~ - mu ,',., r.onI' ", ~ s;,vor ~ ,pc,I
N r,,d. m,ri conttuuo tic co!ungu of silver ut
tho prcsc.t ra.te, tho disappearance IT tho gold
md tho trta1''c.on OF easee as ,o oas's ~ .,' ~. IL
m AMI win, rot,,ru tn II t,,,otuati,r currency
wo s4ll l,.vo ,nuro or less dsurslnr III all 1n.sI-
'tcsa nlalfs' moro snccatiat'0n, ah. 'esA Rco
e'I,pI's". ~ IIl",. ~, mr. arT.." s''' ''" ''
,rho cot,,ono ,,g a,,vcr mr. tt,a auapcnx}ou
,,r a,,c,, coluno, caunot ,mssih]y effect tbe
n,,,,o,y If oo,,, n,nre,,nnir,, bv tim yi,ara.
,r,,nt IA y, ,,nnt which sill In ,letcrmtucd
i. ,,,nor con,1,t1nns IF tho ,mhur, n, far
~. .;,n .,,,u ,,,,,{,,,no il, h. s,y,ro},,n IN
az, o,.,,,,.,, .,,aro viii II, M ,ous ~ mid.
,,,,,,,ho. s,i,.or IN, cntr,d or not M ,nu,. NJ
,ha ,,r,',,r, oa.,,,r,oa s,,n,, con,tndh IN tn,
.a.., -, ..,a''.. -. A,or,oo,, ,r,.t,,t.
'a 1,,'"nu. w. ~ s"m ,-,.,,,s ,,"rn,,nami ero,
il.. .,,aro .",,, M e ha - o"onsinn n,c,
' ,.ss ,ooo.s,,v ,or sn,,,,,n. tha pnl,1
ahsa,,, 1,,'. .m,r,.nns .,,,, o,rto1nl,
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wv oe , ,'.,,. =. a..,.. .'.,',s,, III, l.,
e'eu'. ""u ~" 20 ~ ~ w." ',. :.
, 1880-01-03
SHALL ENGLAND BHIP HER PAUPER9
TO THIS C0UNTHY4

We yesterday published several cablcgrnln
statements made by soino of tho Irish lantf-
lor.s. Tlpy rrotcst agalnst snall land pro-
prlctorsl,ips as fatal to tic people. and think
tho lauloeracy system. IL tho perfection Of
Wisdom. Ono of thor,, lard Devon, writes
TINT, II tho present system, Is loft to
sta1Nl rs 1t IL, "lreland will continue to
advance and Improve" Ills psesl!etton Is
,,latlo IN tho fnce If MI almost general fnul-
I,o outt ,ls general III Inability OF tho tenants
to Ivy tl.esr onesous rents. AMothcr lapsl-
lori writes tl,at tho sntGcrlng ut tbs tenants
cnn bo relieved by tho ponr fund; that tho
on1y suffering Is for wNsst M gaaA; t!sat the
principal folul of tho l@orle Is iotaloes; ind
lint t)lis ycar only ope~tourt ut crop Ut tlis
foo.l WIS protlucttl. Tho fact IL, That it re-
quIrcs everything TINT the lMll can produce
to pay tI,o rent a,ttl thu tnxcs, md the potatoes
aro raised for food for tho fa,niiy. Whon tho
general crap tai!s the rent emit 10 paid;
wlcn tho lotntoes fnf the people n,rlat suf-
fer. ws,sn botA fall, then the tenants aso
1yleted ou thu roatlsi.lo 10 perish like starving;
tipgs,
, 1880-01-03

THE United States have always beer, open
to every man, Of whateycr race or CLINE, to
como hitler to 1.-Two In peace, and to enjoy
every civil and political right that Is known
to the Inv. That wise ami benelcent lib
orality will, we hope, neser bo limited nr
restricted. Dut nifgrNti0n to the United
States should be free, and not enforced; tlIo
people who aro welcomed here aro free peo
pie, who come voluntarily aud FROM choice.
Tho alnlslollse IL mt tho training
for American citizens. When England BY
her la1nl policy reduces her Irish subjects to
starvation; when her landlords will not per-
nit therIimpovcrished md starving tenants to
occupy tho land 10 ratso food fur their own
subsistence; wllen these Irish landlords offcr
thcaltcr,nsivo OF death OIL the roadside orr de-
portatton to America; when the almsflouscs
aro so densoiy packed TINT tho cost Of mnin-
taining them l,as become q SERIOUS
charge, nnd these landlords offer the In
nlatcs death from want Of food or
fres passnge to America, the people OF
tho United :statcs hnye nj, Interest III arrest
lng tlis brutal systom which will fill tho
elites and towns ut this country with tho
homeless, destitute, suffering, starving pco-
plc,-stramgers In q strange ln1,d without
trails or occupation. Shall England be pcr-
| mlttcd to pnnporlze wl,olo people, and force
them, under penalty ot starvation, to lnosa
witt, their rags to Anerlca, to 10 dumped
rcnltless OH tho dock of tie first port they
enter? IInyo tho American poaplo no syrl-
patl,y for these Victims Of English brutality,
and lnye they no interest In demanding tint
Englattl a,all mt make tl,ls coantry the hos
pltal for the destitute a,nl fatntne-Atrlcken
people whose condition slo Inns mercllcsly
cauacl?
Thls subject Ia ono which must force itself
upon tho attention ut the American people.
Suits 0ovornments utlst tako so,lie decided
action agatnst this enforced migration Of
paupurs; tbs National doyernnlent must
,ncut tho responsibility. md notify England
TINT, II slla wish to nuke ireland ono vast
field OF famine, tl,o' England must keep her
paupers at hons and feed them, or stand ac'
CURSED Il, tile eyes of civilized humanity rs
tho most brutallzel Government now exist
, 1880-01-03

aro unable TO 80 forccnst tue future as to 's-
sire Themselves Of tho perinane'ley nf The
present rate nf dcmn,tl, consumption, md
ynIuc and It Is therefore not certain TINT this
Inst increase Of prfGe Is wise step.
, 1880-01-03
GERMANY AND HER RAILROADS.
L dtsputch from Berlin to tic London

n ulaphtch from DeriH lo lHt Lo1luoh
1'imcs Of Dec. 10 says:
"1n Wow nf tho solid ,nntaritics ncl,ioyoi on
n second rcRtllng ycstcrtlny md to-tay III the
lrttssfan House of Deputies III favor ot tho ne'
q1,tsitton BY tic Stnto or certain priyntc rHil-
why's. lilo blu for thta purpose may bo snfd to be
already ncccptcd In principle, tho rest he!nE
noru tnntter of tlutatl. Tho Conservatives Of NIL
shades voted for this tr1tty sNcalstto sohclne,
tho Government being n1so supported by tho
Rrcnt maturity ot tho NNttonal I.lrrrls, willie
tho Opposition incft,'lod tho romatn1cr of tho
inter fr,cton, tho pEtHrcssfonfBta tho CerlcHIs'
nnl tho Piles. Tho wiling had especial refer
onoe to tho 1luritrl-stctttn. tho hfaRs1hb'irg-
Nnlberat,it, tho Ifnnovor~Altcnbokcn, nntl tho
Cologne tInt1cn liilcs; hut It cantot DO doubted
TINT tho other eotnpnn!os will soon hnvc In sue
cn1nh 10 the sNtne fatc. 1T tho san,o t!fsc Il Is
not sauGht to bo denied TINT whRt Prince Ills
1.itIrck tus NOW, #, olteGt, ttltleod tho InhunY
to t1o fnr rasln g will ut M distant tlnto ask
tho lscchstnE to orsialn for nt 0crs1hny."
Sinca tho aboyc, the cnble las sent the in
tc}l;gemcc that both l1oMsys Of the Assembly
have passed. tho bill by overwhelming ma
toritics. Next to tho uniilcation Of Germany,
tho darling policy of bismarck has beoli to
pnt tho Government III possession OF the tclc-
graphic antl Insurance systems, hut especially
Of tho railroads. It n understood TINT the
Government will take tho roads nt valua-
ton anli ply fur them III 1 per cent 'o,Hss,
paying the interest out Of Tho profits Of rutl-
ming tl,e roads, and covering any surplus into
tho Treasury. III adopting this policy Bis
,narck tlns two objects in yfow,--tllo ono
military antl tho other commercial. III
his speech upon tho bill In the Upper I1o"se,
Count Won A[o!t1e urged tint the acquisition
of railways had become Internationally 1lcc-
cssary to tho military efficiency Of tho co1ln-
try. III casa Of war they would require the
united transport material Of nit lines, nntl 1t
was certululy preferable for the Staso simply
to l,avo to dca1 with ono fnstensl Of
will forty different authorities. In addition
to this, 1t would prevent overcllarglng Of the
Government. Tho same consideration mp
plies to their commercial Wses rs It will pre-
vent overclargEng Of the people. As for ilna'i-
cial consideration, Won Moltke said: "Tfo
question IL nlore one of conversion than OF
lcluglng the country with State papers
A[any persons, especially In the industrious
middle c!usa, felt tho rced OF Investing t1ieft
money In holl.ls, md they could mt d0 better
than buy perfectly solid State securities III
steatl Ut slsares, tho dtyitlcnds on whlcl, dc
creased from ycar to year. Wore mol. bui
possessoys OF Stnto bontls they wonltl ccass
| to be Social Dcn,ocrats,''-a remark Whlcs
WINS received witt, ercut applause. by till
notion Germany will bo tho first Power tt
, 1880-01-03

An cxtr. edition hns boon printed of tho
splendid First Of Ja1ilnry Issue Of TIE TRIBUNE.
Every ono should mako 1t polnt to so1,l copies
to ther friends In tho Ellst nild In Europe, tn
show them whit hr1lvo and entcrprlsiug ChioaBo
has boon doing thu pnat ycar.
, 1880-01-03
TRIBUNE 1,1,ANcII OFFICES.

THE Cu1cAao TntuCSx has established branch
o1ccs for tho receipt Of subscriptions nnd advertiser
hlenss na f01lnwR:
NEW vuliK-ltoon - Trihtlne building. +. 7. NC.
PAbHEN, Manager.
rAtttH ttnnco.-Eo. III f.uc do In QEnn1e-lsnseore'
Il. MANtEIi, Agent.
iOSf}UN, Enx.-Aner!cAn ExchAnH0t Nv atsaho'
uENny +. GtL1.1d. AHcnt.
WARRINGTON, II. E.-13l9 + atrcet.
, 1880-01-03

THE Nock Island U1slon gives m account
OF tho ctul m1ors' strike now In progscas ut tho
mines of Rapid City, Hampton, aud Happy 9iol-
low, Tho striku commenced tho lat Of Decei,l'
ber, aud Il llkclyt to continue all wluteF. About
800 lnen ar0 now out of employment, and they
and tholr families haya been ordered out of tho
, 1880-01-03

GEy. GRANT to!t a newspaper man In
Washington tho otllor tlay TINT no thought fo
ilud btcoe such proficient In public speaking
TINT hc would soon be 1T to yn to Congress-
Tisut wnll really lio too funny for n'iyhlng, to
see tho Silent Afnn running t1Dwn one of the
uslcs IN tho Jump, swinging bott1 nrtns In tho
mir like II Windmill I'll lr,la IN tho open prsire,
shouting "Mr. srenkcr!" IN tut,c Of thunder,
and If he Is recognized. to "a OIL With, hls speech.
l!ku tho rest OF tl,etu. Bc8ticulnttng like nal,
wlrllng Nl>ollt Until his cont-tnlls snnp like
whip md fun,lling ut tho mouth like II dog with
tho lsy,!rophul,ln! No, no, 0cncrnl: yoa1 were
not intended by Nature for nm avcrngo Coi-
rrusst,,n1,, a1l You are now too nld to learn.
, 1880-01-03

. Mr. Horace 19ub1ce, late Chairman oft the
Wisconsin Republican Stato Central Committee,
llntl tnken up tho advocacy Of "de lcEMl-tenl'er-
fzill9 ob dc grccnbsck" md made thnt tho Issue
In Wisconsin ut tho Inst election, 5o would hnye
Bcen II very different result In thAt state from
what WIS neltloycd. lilo would haro seen the
splendid minority Of ~ 600 and over for tho he
publican ticket tt.vrtle to iolhirg. md no wo1lu
laye seen the 1900 yntca Gust for Cul Mny, tue
Urrnmck cnntlI,lnto far Governor. swclfctl te
Ep0OO votes, nr double TINT received by Ailia II
1B77 III other words, tho 1fnycs-s -shcruar- BUY.
rtt-tullce Fcllune Ut !lnAilcc would hnvc helped
to kccl, tho PGtrroy- Grcunback purity oil !ts feet
iii Wisconsin, As usGwhero.
, 1880-01-03

SAYS tho Euetltna Nc1ps "1'HE Tn1nuSE
Of this city nut o1,ly turned over How leAf, but
several Ut the,n, at the beginning Ut tho ycar.
and or.,amentcd those leaves with rew typo.
This now trtsx makes q hauisoalo Journal, and
Is credit " tho taAto Ut tho management Which
, 1880-01-03

i,n,1era in wl,teh thoy nrn living. h.t the Un'on
anys If they rc,uan ,nsleh lns1Ncr they must liz
s,rrnrte.l ut tho u.a,nty'H expense. When tho
alrke begun tho tnic1H werc phil N ehtisHn t'm
atnt given li tho ctNl they whntcl tn 1lsn frrnot
el,argn. Tho ntrIte wna f0r MI l1ior|lan Ut wngca
from Kr CENTS tn 81 per toi md. ut tho tlfl'rh
wna innng,,r1ltcd, x,,5 reItK wrrr lMf1 1T t'nhlo
al1 Ctl Valley, , N co1,ta ut Ilrlnr 1!l.Itf. Tho
upcraiart felt TINT they wcro altrasfy paying
r1uru thnr, tho current rnte, nr TINT tho tlef'a
wnR unjust aild unfair, nnt they IN return 'lc-
citlc,l not to lHy my nnro linn 70 cents, At
these prices men could make ~, 1'cr month, nml
Industrious men could cnra Il RHn! living; Int,
like thp ptr.sttrkcra nt tho Btt@k-fnrsss, thcy
rrcfer tti'oncss, poverty, antf wAt,t-thnt tnust
l,c relieved Mt Inst ly public or l'rvnsu chnrity-
r1.thcr thRn tn nbnt,tlon their foolish md iii.
+nt,nltc tuIHfttUr.
, 1880-01-03

Mcylcker'a Theatre.
Madison ttrocL botwcnn Deart",rn and State. En-
rnrcmcnt Of Mr. ntd M,a. ". ], F!aransA. ~
Ni1i1on," Afternoon #nd Gvonln9.
, 1880-01-03

THE Boston Herald, speaking Of tho grcat
loss by tho recent cnnAsru t!on In that city, says
TINT Ii Ia Il disgrace tn Aaericnn enterprise md
intelligence that such ln,ulo1.so lossos at prop
orty should occur, anl points ont how tloy nlay
bo avoided. Tho recent fire broke out In oIo of
tue best hl,i!t portions Of tho city. md yet, With
superior advantages for oxtfng'lishlng tho
tulncs 1t raEctl tintil It cntael loss ut over u
million. Tho fferEii atlIntts that tho c0ntoHta OF
many storpa practically dcstrt,y their hre-prtNS
n,,nlty, eyen III dosnnoo ut hrlek ami Iron. but
1t sfsta that, ~ slips ut sea aro ofton ado So
o,,re by waier.ttEht compartments. 80 stores
niny 10 ,,,ao incasur1bly secure by building caeh
story with Il vlow Of keeping tho aa1ncs frunl
srruadInx In cusu t1ru breaks out. 1t thon dis
cusscs ulothor bralch Of tho subject,-ra1t'cly'
tho 's.relsso ,osses Ut aggregated capitN! In ths
country by tire, and asscrts that sol1le Of tho
Eurupcnn countries, n0tnbly Germany, enn lIlatli-
tain tholr grcAt standing ar1nfcs on what they
saye from conilagrltlous rs compared with n11r
elayenlyJ way 0f dolug buHtncas 10th asrcots
Ut tho easc-the firc.prtnt capaulty Of buildings
IN tho unltod btHtes allsl tho consequent slvln
of i,a,,,unso sums Ut money-asa worthy Ut
SERIOUS utt0{It4Uu
, 1880-01-03

.1r estate Of ASH Fucker, deceased, the
Democratic rcnuaylsnnilltl milfofArc, cuts Ut,
well i,-bfgycr oye,, thnn waa unticpntcd which Is
contl7,ry to tho common rule rs tho reports Of
rfcl, mems wealth ncnrly nlwnys fur exceed the
rrnlity. Tie rstate shows the following: Stocks,
hn,.(la, pte.. $,,8lDte.T; uo,tIs md mortgages,
...s..: &. ~: rc,ll estate, $:ai,Do0: oolz accounts,
$i;ti,114. THO stock In the LchlGh Vnlley Rail.
road Cntnpnny wus appraised ut tho prlco ut
which Tho stock stao1 for several months s,lc-
cee,ltng Judge Fuckers tenh. at present prlccs,
$a..Gop pur stnr, Il would swell tho totnl present
ynl.le uf tho stock ow,lef hy tho oatato to $,-
6000O0. Thu incnlnc nf tho estate ~ oyor half
mlllun ycnr. Whit II magnificent cheese here
IL for tho heirs to u,,nrrel over nt,d distribute
nnlorg tllo lnwycrx und Judges, Rccuivars md
ltcfcrrcs, 3tustcrs In Chnncory, nn.l 0thor legal
gentlemen.
, 1880-01-03
In regard to reducing legal expenses the
following nr11or VIVA ellterud III tho statC Savings
t,stltut,un c,,se IN Wednesday,;

WHEHEAH, Tfe Nrcnivcr hns nskel the hdvino OF ths
Cu,trt III 10 ttlu tnheti 1pIoyent pt two tlt+
irA iii bulhtf nf ailit cstAd nf which hn u ncrfrf{
nnt wuriMs npt,eAr* tu tho Court tint ihG s9nt
business ciInnurti. with tho hnlntstHtnn ~ Enla
e.tntu will hG much teH* fnr thr fntnrr tnn II has
n reiittn tily ran cx!fisct nt!n.Milh1 thc snA rs
lMe II Is !!rstsss' nt fr0n nn nfttr tho ~ my nf
ln1tnry, tSs TIN i&pse,ver E . eaintH gntplny hut
IN" general spIlctnr fhr 4A 1atItH ttnc auc!t0r 70
hr rnIrrttt by rnd Hete!scr,. Mnd i necessity to
hsrrMfer uipry my HlCcAl coul,stl g NM! ilrst
nhtlh tlle s:ct u! thr EtMrt t 40 hPoa pettloa.
setting furtl tho nre1ss!ty tli9ruts,r. ...
1hcre Inns been so1no Erf'wllnR In REGARD tn the
amount 1T Hsscts thu lawyers wuro devo,,rlnH,
fl5,0ol hnvtnE bccn l,atl tt' nnc fcHnf lrm ns NJ
tur1lcy's fees. Ono ut tho tlepostors. signing
hinsc'f "vtctlu,." expinded IN tho press rs fol-
Iowa:
My t'od, Fifteen thp.,aand dollars taken ffnm the
transferred tn tho Enckrs II thbsn lawyers II J. not
li!H,. utd Isn't It very iinrnyi HlMt kront iGMt|on
l,ns thurs hGcn to 1nsilfy anclt IN 0xpeisiaro r
hay s'1 H. hx1' ir M a e ' sefs!ss: s,;
fnr liIse .rrylct.. tnta Ill. lIennr Judge Alo.rs
~ III Rttur.icya ferA to b fnr I'M fcmlur sorylras
This nnnnt bit 1,n chfsttltrEn As tnMnrxht rithncry
nf the linr .!nIpstr* In tiH rw!n,ll!nE !ns1ltMtnn
lawYois Win faw al!cns seen r. lhlnk ta,ey @ Mss
tho Iei tlnt TINY must IlyG Better for th9 worl! II
auefi mnn ~eru rcMoYe.! tn s.tns rlncn where tle!
wsul hnvn 10 wask fur It living Ike the piGt the1
w!n rh: tfld when ltrHth Hprrnncllrs i!lp{ VIII Gst:
"ffGnrsui rcHlnrHE but THO lnwGst hepthh VI hti1
viii yawn to recclyo tf1oir sinful souls.
, 1880-01-03

Jf0Ofcy'N ThcntF6. .
Randolph atrcet between Ciark nhd Ia eh'!a' m
cuRement OF Jotoph Murphy. "Shaun Nbuo.' All"
Srupou and evening.
, 1880-01-03

tfnmlinfa Thsntrcs
G.Iark atrect, between WushtnFtnn Ntd ltandhlpl.'
Engagement Of Miss Minnie I'nmor uIsd William j..
scnnlnn. "ailnnIo rnlsuors Dontliny-sehont' ATT
ernoUn and evening.
, 1880-01-03

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GREENBACKERs maintain that since
sreeobacks have been brought to par
with geld, it is unjust to take sway
their legal tender power, since BY do
ing so gold and pspcr might be sepa.
rated in value. That the legal tender
power is of any value In maintaining
eqni7slency in values is shown to be
abs1rd by history. The price Of gold
At the New York Gold Exchange jan
naTy l, 1869. was les. Ia September
OF the same yesr 1t WAS much higher,
aod in November it was 1sS. The ode
cision" Of the Supreme Court in the
arst legal tender case, denouncipg the
legal tender as unconstitutional, was
given on November 81, 1869, and dur
ing the month OF December gold fell
to an average Of about lei. The opin-
ION OF the court was made public Feb
rusry z, 1870, and during that month
gold fell to 115, and January /, 1871,
it stood at III. February /, 1870, Mr..
Justice Strong was appointed. and
March 81, 1870, Mr. Justice Bradley.
The reargument of the legal tender
question began in April. 1871, when
gold was 110 1-2. The Judgment OF
the reconstructed court reversing the
former judgment of the uucoustitu-
tIonality of the legal tender power was
entered in May, 1871, and geld rose
during the subsequent four months
from three to five points.