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to the Yacht race at Nice Is strongly
opposed by the Queen and the Princess
The Yacht Formoss has been entered for the race
The Prince is reported to be resolved to CO. The
King of Portugal, the Austrian Crown Prince ana
other royalties have promised to attend. The King
of Portugal goes incOgnito.
TIE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA.
The Empress of Austria is expected in London
next week, returning from Ireland, where her hunt
ing season was nterfered with by bad weather and
several accidents.
HONoRING TALENT
The Lord Mayor of London tonight givesa dinner
to the members of the Savage Club and other act-
ors, authors and journalists from all parts of Eng
land Three hundred guests are expected.
MINISTER LOWELL COMING.
Minister Lowell. who left Madrid on Wednesday.
spent Yesterday at Paris. lie arrives in London to-
night, and expects to be presented to the Queen
next week, but the day has not been fixed. lie then
returns to Madrid to fetch his wife. who IS now bet
ter and hopes soon to be able TO travel. Thomas
Hughes lectures on Lowell tonight at The Work
ingmen's College.
MONCURE CONWAY INYALIDED.
Moncure Conway has left London suddenly tof
Naples. by his physicians order, on account OF ap
nrebepded brain disease from overwork. His vile
accompanies him. Letters since received say there
is not much Improvement in his condition. winch
is momcntarily serious. but there is no reason to
doubt hisultimate recovery. The news elicits nu-
oerous expressions of sympathy from MI Conway's
English friends.
NEW NOVEL BY HENRY JANIS.
Henry James has just completed new novel for
publication in The CornhW Magazine He leaves here
on Monday to spend two months in Florence
q. ". :.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, March G. 1850.
The Post Office Department is advised by the Intcrna
toual Bureau Of the Postal Union that the Republic OF
Ecuador has adhered to the rules Of the Paris Con
ventiOn aud will enter the Postal Union on July next
The awards In the regular annu mail-lcttings were
completed to-day by Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Brady. They viii be- signed By tie Postmaster
General and sent out the 10th inst. The bids are
much lower than heretofore. The service u ron ID 10
80 per greater and the cost viii be from 10 10
per cent less than last year.
The only that gave rise to any discussion In the
executive session to-day was that Of George NJ.
Buchanan named for the Census supcrvisOrshp OF the
First Mississippi District regard 70 which Senators
Lamar and Bruce took opposite Sdcs II was rejected
by a strict vote OF the Democrats AGAINST the Repub-
cans; the ground o. Buchanan being an active rart
and professional politician. who would be likely to
make OF the supervisorship as means to procure
his election to Congress.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
FRUIT TREES SIZE YEE

KlSGsToX, n. Y, March 6.-About a month
ogo Wild reports circulated that the peach ouas
had been killed by the frost along The Hudson, ad that
the outlook fog the peach crop Of tac coming summer nc
Marlborough Clin;onialc Milton Highland and other
places In the frutgrowins section on tho Hndson was
had one. Several OF the leading frut-grovcrs have
dur,ns the present week thoroughly oxsnined their
,rees and vines They report tat the prach " os.an4
onn,ar 10 be unulu-cd 10y frost, and that ta igteds
NJ VINEYARDS seem 10 be in tiritty cano'uoa. LIST
N.ar iae prodics " the Hudson ksN't itu., otg-
tos v,1s cpofmNus that Or the cOuig sc-oa b.ds
f,r TO AIrpas, 10. C4er.es, p."1s apl AMI be'ies
No. moi up,eAr have b.cn injured AZ all 60 I". l"Aen
otny rhc the present cutO0. fOr an a0uafaGl crop
favorable
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
CRIMES And C1SUILTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

TWO CHILDREN BURN ED TO DEATH.
DFRBY LINE, VT March 6.-Tho residence OF
Mr Norman Nc eod OF ScOttstown Queboc was burned TO-
day. and two children porished in the flames
SUICIDE CAUSED BY fNTEMPERANCE.
ITHACA, n. Y, March 6.-EXSh Sheriff Horace l..
county this morning The cause Of tho act nemerance
RELEASED FROM JAIL.
NORFOLK, Va, March 6-H. &. +. Bennett, who
was arrested In this city February o. charged with
blgamy released from jail to-day writ OF haboas
corpus. ,,,.,,,,,,. -, ,,-,o.-,,
SOMERSET n. J., March 6.-Ihc body of an nm
known found the railroad track This
place this morning IL horribly mangled X Dc
beyond Identification.
GUILTY or CHILD MURDER.
MORRISTOWN, y. j., March G-Mary Murray, OF
Maids u charged the murder her lc Ultimate child
has found guilty bYa C0oners Jury and committed 10
Jail to await the acton OF the next Grand jury
HORRIBLE MURDER.
CINCINNATI. March G.-Ness Tolls cOOTcd. Of
UTvaut for being with bis WIFE yesterday met
his Wife and cut her throat from car to car killing her
Instantly.
ROBBERs SENTENCED TO DUNGEONs
CINCISNAII. Marcu G.-tirasslnen and Carson, the
Dsphos Ohio robbers, who attempted To murder Pckens
and his WIFE, have been sentenced 10 twelve
years hard abo and q be locked IA dungeon every
night Tor ak years
FOUR MINERS KILLED RY AN EXPLOSION.
WuKEsBARRE. PENN, March 6.-An explosion OF
were ten In TIE shaft aud the following were kied
Edmund Morgan. miner James Henry, hte DOss Joseph
hnGernoit, iahorer and David r. Watkins, miner.
HORRIBLE DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA
CHICAGO. March G.--Charlrs Neberge dieu to-day
Of ofhvdrophoba He bitten two weeks ago Tie wound
yss ca,t 'riEei ami every rrecauon taken. The nrst
symptons appeared week ago Parorysms came al the
last moment and were terrible beyond description.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
EDWlRD McPHERS0N'S SUCCESSOR.

PHILADELPHIA, March G.-At "A meeting OF
the owners OF The IAua3ephia Press held to day. the
holder o the majority interest bought the stock oi Mr
Edward McPher-oo. who has edited hc pnocr since Jan
uary Of la, year. and who has tcycrcd his connection
with the .ablshmcnt. Hc is succeeded as editor by
Mr. Chlrlc. smith lately of The AbIny ErcEingJour
nal SIR Mcpherson acct fcj tur secretary NIP 81
thc Republican Congressional Committee nt Washing
ton. to which be wa unanimously chosen on Iuc-dD
last and wII assume charge Of the headquartcrs on
Tuesday, tao 10TH instant
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE CANADA PACIFIC RAILWAY.
OrrAwA March 8-Mr. Gamble aud "A party OF
Will shortly leave for British Columbia
i'm connection With the Canada pacinc Railway
THE WHEAT CROP IN VIRGINIA.
pFTpRsBCRG, Va. March G-Rc ports irom various
connte n this state say the wheat crop wch al one Tine
nromscd total failure, gives evidence OF an average
yield. s ,,>,,n,.Nr N,Tro\ A. HYMN
MONTREAL, March O.-Ihe new Cantdlah Ma
tona hymn written by the Governor General and set 20
n.c ly Arthur sullivan the composer Of i1naore WIZ
he sung by endesOhn Caor at the concert to be given
here next week
ASSOCIATION OF AMATEUR OARSMEN.
PHILADELPHIA, March 0.-lhc Executive Com
iftce of the National Association OF Amateur OaI5men 20
nahf adopted resolution hXlag The SohuyLlH hNoi and
br I'M sin aud o July aa the pace ani time i0f
holding tn NauO"R rcgatt1 is year IN amt ndneGt 10
be constitution intended 10 discourage lToesspnal Doat
Iucug adopted.
MEETING OF COLLEGE BASE BALL CLUBS
SPRINGFIELD Mass, Mafch 6.--lhe Judiciary
Committee of college Base Eal Association met hcre TO
day Amherst Brown. Dar.nOIt. IfglvaIi ami Princeton
Clegcs bcng rfprsssntcd tO-go sent dele cate
the meeting through dissatisfaction that Iichnond OF the
League WOrces club 10 be allowed TO pay win the
brown College nine sclo nile o games between ihe club,
represented be played during the months OI May au
June, adopted.
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this time TO 100000, will be hereafter paid 10 the In
dians In cash. and much Will be added as Con
gress shall appropriate. Agricultural implements are 10
be furnished the Indians sufficient for their reasonable
wants: also such and grst mills as NAV be neces-
sary to enable them to begin farming operations. A
Commission is to supc rintend the settlement.
The Utes 70 receive annuity OF $4,000, ana
their annuity OF s25 900 to be continued The
support OF the Utes until they become selt-support
ng, and the education Of their children, Is provided
for.
The Secretary says that this is the first time settle
nj mt OF Indians has been made without assigning 10
them formal reservation IN the old way.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
1 POSTlL AGLNrS CRINE.

BOsTOy, March G.-For some time complaints
have been received a Washington that letters between
Ncw.York and Boston failed to reach their destination
To-day SPECIAL Agent Field arrested here william j.
Ewing Of Albany y. y postal clerk running between
Boston and Troy. " Y, on complaint charging hlm
win cmbczzlg aul dc-tr0yl valuable letters. H."
y.s atra,nrd before United StHte- Comm sslOurr Hal
ctt M late hour ths afternoon and held Ia 5000 ba
fnrf further e. animation 90 Tuesday.
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PUBLIC BLQJESTS.

BO,ToN, March G.-By the will of the late
Jo.eph Nckcrson the following bcquests are made for
charity: $1,000 to the Young Ludlca' Library OF the
Town Of Er ystcr $4,000 In trust for the support OF
urcacng according To tho Unitarian faith and order IN
Erewsfc; So 900 in TOR thc deserving poor Of
Brewster - 900 for the Baldwin Pace ipine ior ltle
Waudcrtr- In Boston; 5000 for tht Home for Aged
Men IN Boston. and $1,000 fol The Home Tor AEod
Women Boston. Tho ren and = oi the property goes
70 Lis family There j. nothing m the VIII indicating
tle amount OF the estate.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
THE CUNARD COMPANY CLOSELY PUSHED

THE COMPETITION TOO BRISK FOR IL
LONDON, Saturday March g. leeo'
The Cunard Steamship Company lhmltep
offers for public subscription 66,G67 shares OF nS
stock out of shares Of $50 each OF which oo ooo
shares are TO be fully paid and the remaining 4oooo
shares are 10 pay al0 each at present
The prospectus states that the existing company ""'
formed in 1873 and the total capital Of sl2OOooo was
then taken, and is sul beld' by the ln'n-
aging owners, Messrs. Cunard. Burns MacNer'
This holding would be retained now but Tor He o'ocA
Exchange rule which requires that tWo-th'rus y,
the capital OF any public concern must Dc ""o,''"
TO the public before quotation can he ga gfamuS" isi
Therefore 2G,G67 shares OF their holding, "hIch lu
be paid in full. and 10000 new suSiSs' t
on which payment Of so pr share WIZ uG ca,ru se
mcdiatcv ar. offered fer subscription, Tor tc purpose
providing new sieamers ,,,,,do. b,siJes
The u.w B1a.l OF Directors incluocS sue
the present parties, Thomas Brasse4, Meul',r ~ ~ ",
Paramcnt Mr. Beyan oI the Hrh q, Hari1g
of the rm of Barring Brothers. MessrS Cuhar". n
a. MtcIyer agree TO retain AT least a 4JoyUvV
interest IL and continue 10 manage l' aH'l'' "t .'
company. and not 10 engage III any competing ouS'"'
ftrfl a.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
A THEATRICAL MlNAGEES Suicide

SAN Francisco, March BE. G.. Cotton, the
well-knOwn theatrical manager, committed suicide ut
Alameda last night, I'm Il vacant lot with revolver. lie
left lettcr 10 his wilc saying that money matters
caused Tho act.
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FFSTIVITY IN PARIS.
MUCH QUIET GAYETY, But 80 OFFICIAL RECEPTIONS
lBY cAELE TO THE TRIBUNE.l



lBY cuLE TO THE TRBUNEI
PARIS Saturday, March 1850.
This is prodigiously animated mid-lent. The
streets yesterday were filed with mummers, mask
ers and Joyous crowds. The weather is delicious
everywhere Many parts of the town are being illu-
minated. There is no official merry making but
great gayety in private houses
A DINNER AT THE EMBASSY.
NJ. Gambctta the members of the Cabinet and
the Project of Police dncd recently at the British
Embassy, where an entertainment was given
in honor of Lord and Lady Teuterdcn, who are
returning home from their wedding trip. Her lady
ship. who is young and pretty, was elegantly
dressed in canary satin, and wore superb diamonds
in her coronet and necklace. She sat between
Lord Lyons. the Ambassador, and Gambctta.
AT dessert baskets of the choicest elegant little
l,nckknacks were handed round to the ladies' After
dinner the Frenchmen went to smoke and the ladies
were quite deserted. The English way is deemed
better. the ladies being left to themselves for
ouarter of an hour and then joined hy gentlemen
not smelling of tobacco.
A REFINED ENTKRT tINMENT.
Sarah Barnhardts grand ball was spoiled by
rivalry with that of Madame Munkaczy, which was
given in Munkaczy'5 splendid studio. The walls
we're hung with gold tissue and ancient pictures.
The doors were curtained with matchess tapestries
and old Genoese velvet. In tic smaller rooms
opening on the studio there arranged as If for
DubufTe to paint coats of armor, choice antique
dr.pcries furniture and porcelains. Gothic
chamber was illuminated by means Of electric
lights placed behind colorcd glass windows taken
from churches during the French Revolution. The
Austrian Ambassador danced in the first quadiillc
in which Gqured General Turn and Madame Adam.
GAYETY IN THE SPANISH COLONY.
Tie Cite of the Spanish colony were entertained
ot = cav ball and dinner at the Countess Lchmon's
an the occasion of the wedding Of the Duke Of
Boiano and MademOscc Sale. the daughter Of
an opulent fnancier This event Of
retrospectivc interest. The Countess was the queen
Of fashion and beauty il Louis Philippes reign, and
| q successfnl rival Of the lamcntcd Duchess Of Or
leans. She was the original of Balzacs " Esther
| GobseckD and Eugene Sues "Adrienne Cardou-
ville.U She is also described in Victor lIugos
"History of Il Crime" as the Duke de Morny's
| blonde Egeria.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
nANIAGrs In RROOKLYN.

A fire broke out last evening at O'Clock
ot Nos. 20s paclh-st. and 10 C0urtst The building
Was used as steam marbe-cutung factory by scott &
Smith Tho lnss on machinery amounted TO $1,000 The
dnage TO me building which owned by the shuster
estate, was $500.
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SETTLEMENT WITH THE UTES.
THE AGREEMENT CONcLUDED-TIrE COLORADO RES
EnvAlIoN TO BE sURRENDERED-IHE UrEs TO
RFCONE FARMERS
lGrSrnAL PRESS prsPArcH.i

THE AGREEMENT CONCLUDED-Ilit Co|o"Hpo H"7
EnvAlIoN TO BE sURRENDERED-IHE UrEs TO
BECOME FARMERS.
lGESERAL PRESS DsPArcHf
WAsnINGToN, March G.-The negotiations
with the Utes were concluded to-day. The formal
agreement has been signed by the chiefs nnd head men
Of the Ute Nation, fifteen in number and by the See
retary OF the Interior
TIE Indians are to surrender the persons implicated In
the murder OF Agent Meckcr end his employee Tho
rcsont Ute reservation in Colorado IS TO be given up
AZ ont OF II are TO be- apart for the Indians lGO acres
of agricultural land and like quantity OF grazing land
to each head OF family, and one-hai
,ina ouoptty TO each single person. The
southern Utcs agree to remove TO the unoccupicd
agricultural lands The Ia Plata River IN Colorado
and New Mexico; ; ;he Uucompahgrcs 20 10 Grand
Rtvcr near the mouth Of the GluuisOn In Colorado
he White RYcr Utes will take up lands ON the Ultah
Reservation Of Uah. The indians are 10 seec' ther
own a,iOtWCnts " lands.
ILis agreement IL entered into by the Ute chiefs, who
nromise to obtain tie consent oi their pcoDle
Ibe aunuties provided for by Congress, amounting at
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

fire broke out yesterday evening In
roddenworhs lace goods factory on the trd 0Oor Of
No s3 Waiker.st, and damaged the stock $500. The
arrival Of The hrcmcn prevented the fans from spread
irg 10 Other parts OF the building but john k'lrTs
mrinrng office on tho second floor damaged hb
yatcr $500 mud the property of the BAbc0ck FIRE EN
t,nriehcr on the first door $3.50. III" building owned
uy Bornhof & son, was damaged Sl,OOO
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
ST. LOULS AHFAD rms TIME.

ST. Louis, March G.-rhc City Directory
for this year will contain 900 names. In 1870
IL contained &C OOO when the population was $40 600.
and this taken g. indicate that the population OF the
CITY now is over 100000.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
A YouNG REPUBLIcAN coXyENrIov.
GRANT AND BLAINE DENOUNCED BY MAJORITY
OF ONE-THE DFLEGAIEs DIVIDED.

GRANT AND BLAINE DENOUNCED BY MAJORITY
OF ONE-THg DELEGATES DIVIDED.
BOsTON, March 6.-Ihe Young Republicans
OF this State met here to-day ana elected Harvey n.
Shepard of East Boston president. aud George w. Wig
gins, II Franklin, and John A. Bennett II Boston,
tares. TIE Committee Credentials reported hat
twenty clubs rcpresonted by iort, mine mombcrs
W. s. Hopkins. of Worcester addressed the Conyrn-
on, and effort being made 10 obtain the ~ no
Convention Presidential preferences toe motion
tabled by unanimous vote.
A set of resolutions was offered opposing M nomna-
ton II L. =. Grant james q. Blaine, since many
considerations VIII lead large portion of tle Repuoii
can party to vote against either. They declare that
man ike President Hayes should bc gladly supported
1hcy inioisc the principles OF the Independent Rcpub
lean Committee Of NewYOrk and II thc Sat nal ude-
pendent Republican League OF Philadelphia An ,Gort
made 10 st'Ike the name Of j. G.. Blaine from Nc
resolutions and long d scussiou eDsued.
The resolutions further urge the establishment ~
pubic service The basis Of intelligence and good con-
duct the maintenance OF specie pay mcs ho passage
Of laws dcpriyug greenbacks OF their ler'i.cndc
quality the management by states Of their own affair,
hc enforcement OF a National laws, aud tic maintcn-
ance OF equal rights throughout the country.
Colonel Hopkins Of Worcester opposed the candidacy
Grant and Blaine. anu thi sentiment was echoed ~
other speakers. several speakers. however lhile al
effort have the obnoxious resolution relative io Grant
and Blaine stricken out ana senator CrncAer moved 10
that effect hut the amendment was lost, - iH -.
motion iudOrsing Mr.. EimUnls also l0-t An allu
sion t0 Bayar. Of Delaware. a candidate clu ci con
siderable oxcemeut; and after fur lor earnest discus
.0a The resolution reported was adopted. ~ eNccI
tive cOmmttecatlargr, consisting OF ". II. lrfNcH, T.,
B Hale. II. y. shepard, T. T. Greenhage and g 7 Bow
dltc appointed. Ihls Committee ihcdind ten ON
from the Congressional Districts. Jhe Convention
10 adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
REFUSING ro TESTIFY ~ MINE

AUGUSTA, Me- March 6.-ln the House to-
day the Committee on the loss of The State seal and
Documents reported that p. \. Sawyer Ohe Fu~oniSt
cocr. - r., r, sed fo obey ITS summons The House
unDuiCuusly instructed The speaker 10 issue warrant
so that Sawyer may be- broHEit hciofc said committee.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

that he was this afternoon escorted to Deppe whence
he will be shipped to England.
The Paris Figaro states that Count MouraVlen.Awoul
ski the Russian Advocae-Ge General, who is in Plrls III
connection with the Hartmann affur, mas
visit from two representatives, of Russian IeVolut'o
ary committee threatening him with dealn il ho P
In his object.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
.noprrNc Captain rADS's PLAN.

IATItl ; ITUIIiNf 'III'II y I''7'
NJ. Daubourg, a French engineer claims
thai he has devised aoans for Transporting large N'S
sl over isthmugcs however steep. ana an experiment
,r,i,- IN l, made ~ Argcntcun by hitting ship OF
900 ions from the River Seine ana tAki"s IL o" iA''a
10 another point on tuc river
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
THE his ,srER TO THE ARIZONA.

The Court of Inquiry into The collision OF
the Guion Line steamer Arizona with an iceberg on tue
I'm Of November last has foHnd that The Io'Hou' on
tnc Steamer was detective aud has suspended inc GER
tdcatrs OF the Captain and second mate Iof the er o'
II
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
THE FITZJOHN PORTER CASE.

SENATOR CARPENTERS SPEECH IN OPPOSITION TO
THE PORTER BIIL-THE FREEDMAN's BANK IN
vEsTTGATION-AN AGrEEMENT WITH THE UTEs.
Senator Carpenter occupied the session of
the Senate yesterday with speech in opposi-
ton to the Porter bill he claimed that the
President only has the power to annul Por-
ters sentence. The investigation into the
management of the Freedman's Bank
is about concluded; no important de-
velopmcnts have been elected. Secre-
tary Schurz has concluded an agreement
with the Utcs by Which they agree to surren-
der their reservation in Colorado and to ac-
ccpt land in severalty and become farmers.
The Southern Utcs and others Of the Tribes
will remove to new locations.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
CANDIDATES OF THE TWO PARTIES.

CANDIDATES. OF TIE IWU TAKIIEN.
YOUNG REPUBLICAN CONVENTION At BOSTON,
EX-GOVERNOR TnDEN's PLANS FOR IIIE CAM
PAIGN-OPPosInoN TO THE THIRD TERM IN
NEw-JERsEY.
In Boston yesterday the Young Republicans
held convention. There was much dif-
ference of opinion manifested. mo-
tion approving of Mr. Edmuuds was lost.
Sufficient information in regard TO the conference
held at Mr.. 1iIdens house last week has been given
by friends of the Ex-Governor to indicate that no
proposes not only TO be candidate for
the Presidency, but to manage his canvass in bls
own way. The Republican Convention nc Eagle
wood, n. j., last evening. sent Colonel
William NJ Grosyenor TO the State Convention
pronounced anti-third-term delegate.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

STABLES BURNED At BERGEN POINT
The bakery and stables of NJ. Grosan were
dosiroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. valuable
horse was burned. The loss is about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
Losses IN WALKER STREET.

The surance on the building was 81 800; ON tools
$40 500; nnd on stock, S27,40O; total, F59,4OO
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
MURDER DIR sTICIDT


SOMERSET n. J., March 6-Ihc body of an nm
known woman found the railroad track this
place this morning. IL horribly manged, to De
bevon nd Identification.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07
HORRIBLE NJ UEDEH.

MORRISTOWN, y. j.. March G.-Marv Murray, Oi
Maids n charged the murder her ile2itimate child
has found guilty Coroners Jury aud committed "a
iail to await the action OF the next Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-07

TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH
DERBY LINE, VI, March 6.-The residence OF
Norman Mcleod. OF ScOttsown. Quebec, burned to-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-21

The tone Of a large number OF the
southern newspapers upon the recent
decision Of the supreme court Affirm
ing the constitationality Of the national
election laws Is by no means what could
be desired. With n or two excep-
tions our contemporaries in that sec
ton are very much dissatisfied with the
decision, and talk in a vague sort Of
way about making the mandate Of the
court an tissue" in the next national
campaign. Exactly what they propose
to do they do not say. They certainly
cannot be insane enough to contemplate
the calling OF n convention, the con-
struction Of n platform and the nomi-
nation Of a candidate pledged to u re-
versal in some way or another Of the
decision in question. A programme or
u policy Of this kind would be the most
certain way to secure what the majority
OF sensible men In the south are, we
are confident, SO anxious to avoid-a
solid north against a solid south. To
make such an issue would be, upon the
part Of the south, the extreme Of folly.
Its duty is to obey, rs 1t is the part Of
all parts Of the country to obey what
has been declared TO be the supreme law
OF the land. The opposite course would
be simply suicide. and the placing in the
hands Of the '.strong man" party the
most effective weapon in the armory.-
N. Y. Herald.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-03-21

THE campaign In England increases
In activity. and the liberals seem moro
confident. Their organs predict an
overwhelming victory. Gladstone's
speeches occupy more space In the
newspapers than those OF all the other
candidates put together. lie made n
bitter denunciation OF Austria In his
first speech Mt Edinburgh. A correa-
pendent reports that the emperor Of
Austria has told the British ambassa-
dor that rs Gladstone disapproved OF
Austriais foreign policy, the emperor
hoped that Beaconsfield would be sue
cessful in the elections. Gladstone. re-
peating this statement, said: IL the
electors approved Of Austria's foreign
policy, he would advise them TO vote for
the retention OF the Beaconsield min
istry; Austria, he said, has ever been
the u~nfinching enemy Of freedom In
every part Of Europe. and there Is not
a spot on the map where one could
place his finger and say, There Aus
tria did good.n