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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06
REFrTING A CALTMNY.

GENEPAL Rosr GRAMS DENoCNCrs AS UTTERLY
FALSE THE STORY OF his ATTACK UPON GEN
ERAL GARFIELD.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR II has been stated that General Rose
GRAMS IN the OF spe response 20 s're-
naqc ven 60 nim IN OF his election 10 Congress-
branded Genera. Garfield a thief ard periurer In
private etlcr to me- dared FranciscO. November
IS General Rosecra.ns pronounces that statement as
only one OF OF ouIrages upon truth and Justice
OF which he has Decn the victim daring the past Jew
months. He says:
IL an unmitgqted calumny. which, 50 FAR as know
no npwspap here, however low, has il ID the iemer ~
10 nut into type. General Gathrl1. uouut Lot. N+I
now hunGreds Of Jealous rlcnhs Who VII be wiling
always cherished for him einsS % the tru ~ i"nd
shIp-ls he knows 1 have done. You, qua al my
friends including OF course, HthrfW OiI-
field. may b, assured rat sucn az use" % ne ~
former Gays-bafrIug years and afhcti 1us-l SUI re-
maIu. You NAV Dc equally ASSURED mat my recent Io
ntical candidacy ana acton nav" Oeen dclaion o) q
sense Of duty as imperative as thf whch ooh ne "tIa
you st met me li MurrrcsbOro, Tenn, directly aIcr
battle OF Stone Rlvtr. a duty whose peiiOFIu te
more d.stastefal 10 me nan war; whicA nave
always mated.
the publication OF tas denial in simple justice u
a true, patr otc and noble minded man. who deserved
better things Than calumpy the hands OF his country
men. General Garfield great enough and wise enough
10 originate and carry out policy winch VIII break
down the sectional between the North and South
ana restore lasting peace and union 10 our long divided
country AMI predict taat hs supporters IN all
measures t. these ends viii be found more aous
or more efficient than william 5. Ros scrans.
JAMES Il. GILMORE.
tUs Team Nov
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INFLUENCES AGAINST THE DEMOCRACY.

INFLUENCES AGAINST THE DEMOCRACY.
To the Edft0r Of The TrtbnHe.
SIR: notice that the Democratic party,
through IT, trtss.s eil TackinG hat few brains 1t
POSSESSES to find The Of ts late National defeat al
the polls In my op Dion thore were among others,
three great influences which conspircd TO bring about
that happy result-the solid South, john Kelly and The
NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE. Whether Intentionally or not
VIII nor say but MT Keys political record fof the past
wo or three had much TO do with he defeat OF MS
party in tbs state and the prospective return OF tne ora
slave holding Bourbon clement OF the Democratic party
TO power represented by the solid South contributed
largely to ITS defeat ia the country al large.
But the most damaging Lfluence brought to bear
against the Democracy put forth by The TRIBUNE
That Journal Dy its exposures Of the records of Demo
CRITIC Congresses. by faithful showing that the Dem
ocratc party is be trusted with the relns OF GOV
eminent; and that that party hoped to gain by the Dao
what n lest appeal to the bullets BY us vigorous
advocacy epubcnn principles. and ncessant aDors
hat the triumph these principles might suit In the
greatest public good opened the OF tie people to
the danger Attending Democratic success ana dd more
solid work than hundred Of IT. COW workers combined
Instance one case: War drawn away from TIE Repab-
lean Ranks by tle Liberal" movement OF 1872. and
afierwarG became ideut,d with the Democrats that
Ivotcd no tirkct but theirs Through tie influence
HE TRIBUNE this TALL I returned to my first love-
aud when l had deposited my straight Repub.-
can ballot on election day | felt that for eight
wears I'D not done moro manly believe 10 was
the influence exered by The TRIBUNE which determined
thousands doubtful YET intelligent electors 10 vote
the Rep ublcan ticket. | personally know many war
yeter,r. = no were strong democrats when the II ncork
boom first broke out, but wLo when t.i came -
think of the possible OF his election trncd
suugr about and supported lie Republican culuiIfc-
NOT because hey ,vcd General Hancock less. nut ne
cause they had become convinced that his party coud
not e ed
For Lrir escape from pO9si' political cvl - truly tie
American people have great reason {" render an uun
b,r grateful i.d aev III luanasglvi L. And next iu
thcr ct cations Gtyer oil All good gifts, tcy nave
reason tc tuauk TIE tribune H. W.F.
NciC- Iort, Nov. Il, 1850.
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THE COURTS.
nEOISLDN--D.c. {.

Snprene Court hambers-By jude Do1ohue.-
Dalv IT Kenny Motion granted see memorandum Thorn
etc at sicycr-S,e Rule -. last lines Cl.hn agt the
80 ~ sec aerlol'',ufn Uni ms art Morer-See inle
81, lat ines Jaanccy at Jouls D9iamarS az. hIs,c-
Grnted IN tn ma ei 81 ut uiSl'i'''u
S%perior Coart-SDeciaI Iern-Bv Judge Freedman.
tx ,gn a. rl.ene s--lr.r on remit tur granted and
reInl'ur fr judgment affirmed Grover A. Buckhelsier
ia n akIug approved! Na4ef agL biaari etc rter lie
u,tnr motion with ~ abide thc event DeGri
a. the Vrr1nia STATE u-urI ce COMPANY SANE AZ M
Prna-vlvana Flc Insurance e. pan same g the Farm
err r. lL71i-n.c O, pa5 "N "a a. the bsar,t ,I
ana AaFi 80 an III me Srfiisrl frsr
Fire Insur@Gcc company az, KIebsch.-Orfcr carcelIs
indgIent -taifirI a-t Davd.on.-OnIor DENYING motion
win 40 cost. O. pllHnh 10 aDdc Tue event iAln'un a.
AIT anon A l.n4 Az LlraeA Ib ils AIT. GusgsaLem
5.l a.. a iT'',' granted
Common Pieas-SDec'ai 1erp'-iiy ludGe Larremore
ed 10 he aea In ID. ma Ter ~, 10
m s.eor acc theiewl. In matter B nserh Bond
apuroy presented and ori'rel ol al D9od - ia.-
Of orlerei IN r. scnunacner sane hte lgl.
s -rd In re- dnaf ac,aaninsa 4 Nash-cIiltion TO
81 nactz-Cai.on attend SIT eut Of account oraeleL
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authorities coa hs ia 81 d. den.e bus wA'"t pr Ju"ice
- a rIe ~" ill., ~ % renew M ON % prefer
cause e on he gep raj "a cn far acd noticed uil pur
snanc~ Of hc nrw ri OF i3 Ircfcirng cases
Lewis cuaD ing The plilntH 70
set the stevens ae Jacques -h0'h 20 paee cause
on steria ca eroar culcl. EauucrriaA aE i4enin h"
tou granite, tinung act ou as 90 Norfi- Lehh IoI-
eo1s srrycc "A. Hrn aud without cos I" rhef
r,It, a. 'ist tu- other He,hte kou zbrrgt Oh
n1nt d-i s.Dl Boyd agt oti1H granted ior De
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down for ~ al fnr December 10 $50 Nor agL GOODWIN
Ore, vacatlBg order II aIrtst kIp1irrE pg McI yte'
hofiou pr,fel Tor December lo, $50 Snh az Levy
Motion granted disGl ssg complaint iolrlN az hau D.
NoInu III autei. Bennett agi. frugci MaH"rii at lhs
Wheeler a-a WILSON M4Aulatiurug company toA Az
Gad per WAtsol pl1ehUn OiN ~ aiscol VI IA g.
On ia, Art Cs.. Osnkn tgL SIaw.-Oracf signed ,Altet
act. Thomas Bond approved ,,----.-- a.,
Nv JUDGE McAdau ANS ~ if inc I-lo F'oa'i'lHs N"N
pauy.-OplulOD mel
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Examiner obscene literature.
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The f'eople al OuOfIio AanganO homicide.
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A GREAr PLAN SPOILED.

SIR: About two weeks before the election
meta Southern lady. who frankly tJ.I iue That the
Southern people had mad out cJmpcte catsOsles OF
their SLAVES win their ares and yaiue at the
tIme OF aIna esp ton. and Hancock ,ioui be clece
IL was their purpose - awe law pas sad 30 pay hem
IN. full value II their saves asked If IL was their
gurpos, To crre, interest from s65 tAe time % the
pqvmenf she said she dii know. but tie princip7
w0ulg be- PIKE o. money, ana, SAID snc, " W. ne d IL
and can ~ Elv. t."
offered 40 o rcol md gave sim OF dissent for
wanted her rep-lt hun rel tunes, II sne won't" a
the best Io44ib Die rt'u,r.-l speech. SIGMA.
Nctr- York, Nov. u, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06
NEW.YoRK : WATER SUPPLY.
M " VItl LIT ~ i TIT
DETERIORATION OF THE CKoT0N N QJALITf-A
PLAN FOR FILTRATION AND oXYDlzAIION Pro

DETERIORATION OF THE CKoTON N QLALIIf-A
PLAN FOR FILTRATION AND oxYDlzA1IoN Pro
POSED.
TO the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Committee on Hygiene OF the
Medical Society OF NewYOrk IN recen. report to the
state Board OF Health makes this reference 10 Cfotoh
water: SOME portion Of it Is drawn from maiarions
oround and l. more or less contaminated by allen leaves
and other vegetable matter aud also by drainage from
manured fields houses, barns, Outhouses aud su more
Objectionable buildings" The COMMITTEE also suggests
the Old reservoir on FOrtIetnst and Fhth-aye a. a
Mace for nItering the water Of small portion of the
city at least prove whether II IS desirable TO proVde
fterng beds for the whole supply"
In accord with this suggestion OF the Committee s the
fact given on the authority or an eminent SCIENTIST
Edward Lancaster. MD. Coroner OF Middlescx County,
England that London Is the healthies. city IN the
limited Kingdom because supplied with filtered water
from the Thames" The mortuary records OF L'hooh
cornared with those OF Glasgow, "A city cumAueaily
more fayorably situated than is the BRUSH metropolis
are eoudrmatory OF this statement and yet Gasso" Is
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THE SOUTHERN ELECTION OF TRACES.
FAIsIrY OF THE DEMOCRATIC Plea OF NEGRO
DOMI> ALTON"

TO The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR. The election frauds in South Caro-
linz are so garng and mOnsirous that the Democrats
no ger pretend deny conceal them Dut attempt
L. ms ify them upon the plea that and was necessary
In order 10 avoid evils Of negro domination To
uncover and expose illaey OF tnis new posi-
,oD Il is only necessary remember tAal the RepuDl-
caos had no State ticket the field and that IN the few
e,nnties where they put up local ticket majority OF
the candidates were white men, and III most lnstaDce
m ioty of le WHITES were dsaf ected Democrats, who
were dissatisfied wth tue operations or their party rlhS
IN mi. sac an were willing to unite with the RepuD-
leans in au break It up; or they were Demo-
Gratis put upon the ticKct to stop the Demo
cratic war-cry OF 'nieger, Niger, nggerP In this
tCharestonl county there several Democrats OF
bigh social position and distinguished ability upon the
Republican ucKet. but they were counted out al the
same Aud again, there Is part of this state where
fine Democratic Campaign conducted with more
v,,tenc, or The election with more fraud than In Mr
boro County where tae Republicans ran no ticket al
all aud where contest was wholly between me
nhi,caus giving Their support 10 tho Independents.
Ian Tie ear 1f negro domination De set up w thee
tfuid Democrats Justification OF gross OutItHcs
mn N ,e rights OF the people Hardly Tie cry OF ne
gro douinaton n al mOODshne ana - set up I'D me
anserce of excuse 10 paclIy ana recohcnr ne
"A when is so enOrHiu1s thdl IL CihhOt NC
ed aud which cries Out for redress WIN NUM-
red thousand tongues. . .,.oe...,.,,,l oOios-
bolerS I'm fis state com posed II Tie old, ante-beilun
Montreal masters, who are deternlneu tu1t none pI
themselves and tbeir followers shall cohir0 Tue thre Oh
fhe stale They are III power asaln ana tAey are re-
solved stay there no matter ny "n"V '"0NN' %
tne key to The whole situation. - 1000 - v
ChdriesOIl s. e., November. ~ 1851
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THE IRISH LAND LAW.
A PROTEST AGAINST ms INJUSTICE BY An ENuLIsH
LIBERAL.

A PROTEST AGAINST IiS iNJOSA4Nh "a nv
LIBERAL.
To the EdftOr OF The TrtbuHe.
SIR: 1t has been said, and that on high au-
tho1y that the Law less and criminal manner In when
the have waging their war against the LAn
law and the threats which have been uttered against
England. may arouse in the English people temper
which will make II Impossible for Parliament 10 ue"
enectualy With the land question. surrey "Do"S
Engishmen there should be no reason To lsar S"oh
temper as this In such matter ugishmen should be
able 10 nothing but what aud patriotism sue
eest.
And how Is the honor OF England affected Dy tne ques
hon Tue OF the Irish In ths matter is Tue cause
Of freedom aud Of right They striving az iof years
they have been STRIVING for the repeal OF most Unjust
and oppressive law. They eDdeavOring 10 WIN ioi
themselves the first undoubted right every free man
The ght 10 his bread his country shuJeel "
noother restrictions than TO secure the
persons and properties OF others warranted w
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A SUGGESTION FOR THE sENAToRsHIp.

A SUGGhS ZION FOR HE SENAIORSHlf.
TO me ri tor Of me IrtbUae.
SIR: Allow me to suggest the Hon. ;. B.
Chittcrden's name for the United states snatorsp 10
succeed Mr. Herman. He WOud ably represent the
commercial interests OF the metropolis. His eec ion
would not endauser the R,publican majority in tn
next House. Ills record IN CoIGr IA that Il con
elstent harden ncy. straight forward uricau. lie
j. me ol NryTorkz successful mtrcha o., 3ld. oil IN
an. re would make senator that wOud DO credit 10
the crcal : a .c Of New y Tx. j. A. B.
Aairl nrE i. i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06
THE FORTY-SECOND STREET RAILWAY.
A CARD FROM GEORGE N. VAN MORE PRESIDENT
OF TIE COMPANY.

Of nv NDHII-fN
To the Editor IF me Trt6"ns.
SIR: The building OF Il city railroad with
ont color Of law woul ON say your Issue Of to
day. " Doe ~ act Of extr. ordinary audac.iy.'
The ForTy-sec nj street Rilvly Company commenced
the work of laying H. rails oay upou the denial o. an
irtunc, on by Juic. OF the supr Cslrt, after
exhaasve argument che inertia of the case, where
upon company applied 70 the Commissions OF PUB
lie works rmir 10 the street surface or pave
mcu. tor the purpose proceeding Ia work THIS 1o-
pcaon was re- erred 90 tc Counsel to the rp0ralDn
who advised the tummissi that 10 WIS his duty %
1. cogn.Z- the decision or fuc supreme Court
Wraoi entering into De allied d'cu sion of the Ia
"a points iIy1VeI fuc company I.e3 .utlrrl assured
Tat wien jhc present temporary i1juncuOn conc g" ne
heard on MS merits. fhe superior touGt, j" the 81
prpuc Court VIII hold tuat lhr COMPANY T. acis nave
been legal. GEORGE b. VAN NOEI, Fies.dent
Neic. IOrk. sent. % 1850
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

SAM HOUSTON AND IEAAN ANNEAAiioN'
yvR1nFR REcouEcTioNs OF THE PATRIOTIC fA"'
NE PLAYED rs THAT hvKNT. BY ONE OF HIS
FORMER FRIENDS.
70 a., Fdftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The following is a portion of letter which
Ibave lust received from Mr.. +. g. w. Butler OF
r.. LOUIS. No.. under date of Novem yer 20 am
Informed that my early friend. William &. Crane
n. ID. LID president Of Baylor University, Iexls,
Is now preparing memoir of General honstpn-
% g. w. SAMSON.
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EDUCATIONAL. ADVANTAGES FOR WOMEN.
no SUPPLY TUE DEMAND OF WOMEN FOR kQUAL

TIE HARVARD ANNEX" DEEMED INSUFFICIENT
TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND OF WOMEN FOR AQUAL
EDUCATION WITH MEN.
To the Edttor Of the tribune.
SIR: l am ignorant enough not to know
who e E. T. ~" l., out I'll wager be is graduate o..
Cambridge The Harvard SuPerbiG ringcs every hne Of
what be writes, and jlst!y exposes nm 10 more
severe rebuiss than you deal him in your editorial
The same vice believe. also blinds your c0rrespon
cent 10 the truth ab0ut The Harvard Annex People DC
know all about it; aud has failed not because there
are no preparatory secondary ) schools nor because
institutions supply "the mere preence Of superior
education decoy girls away from the one isht o.
on. dirk axe Tut because necessarily takes our girls
away from home critical period Of their lives 10
board in an expensive and from many parts OF our aad
a remote town.
"E I. MIS- all wrong. then. in suggesting that all
other Institutions shah hunOly accep the post o. pur
veyor 10 the annex" What wa1t 10 10 have every
college in our land o4rin- advantages % women on
exactly terms men ENJOY tEen II there are
defects IN course let t1em DC rcine-led Tor DOM
sexes alike SPECIAL iucltOn for women - believe,
mis- k: but co,d1eaton. n 4" E T. NJ" sense should
b diased not concentrated at any college Further
women yaut more than The annex" offers. they want
full college course. with all lis rewards in the shape on
degrees tEat recommend their possession 70 the pup
lie esteem. Not that all women WHO long Tor
"a superior clucation" propose 10 use II in earning
their bread and but bat tnt tbey al VISA 10 d. r.
snered "a more taim 1rin ,rilY fuel for lac Doubt-
less many FOR the q ivan ag-- her brotA
err have m order tnai. II marry. she NAV IaAe
more belf N VT ana fathlll mother Ii nHr
view end 10 lie i noble AM sufficient ouI fr9ires
eoeauaf peuaratun Doubtless, 100. size VII as Iltle
keen ~ Ter studies Ter naidge "a Eer br0he gehet
ally does TER be gets aOs0rod ia Du MS IT pIO'gs
sloual iabOr-. She mus he specialist as wei as Ne
But sle On that 'ccou L. to o. taSen t9r
ending notice o. "a " tii-gOi II
the perod nonOrs be confused Win the slmperng
dec0yS whom fcud mamma- launc on society thHt thy
my cair tue game that flies highest. She would be
elp meet" for nau prepared for lcr pace III ne a.
h. for his - -.
Once more II colleges take care that women nave
acuauce at higher education, preparatory education
will take care Of itself eau be- easily cared Tor dt
M nd must BE- made To- ware ~ putting IL
on, the market. The demand IOr secondary schools
UilI q fnit a. soon as tie superior education That
n lzes them necessary is provided Tor OtuerWls All
orr fas the higher education OF women l. useless
Tor t,e Supp0stnOu that women ths education
III fhat d. false. o.
Tufpersfu Of Transatlantic Nov. IS, 1850.
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lo.s6a m Calendar called AZ IL n-f1rst monday Mo-
sendar -.-.....,.-
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT
BUREAU FOE THO COLLECTION or TAXES.
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BURFAU Fol mo tOLLL-iItN Of fAAEs,
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NETWORK. December l. 1850
NOTICE TO TANPAIERS.-Al persons
y who have omitted 10 pay her taxes ior the year lSo
are hereby unth a. required by TO pay me sahc 70
tne rc-iver rlz Qce or before the LIST day
81 Jauu3rr. l-5l.
one per cent VIII be collected all pain before the
l5tn daY December instant: Two per cent Oh az axes
date aud interest at he rate or eS
per aruum, computed ON the 2ot OF Octo GER AT
tt sment rolls and wa rants were de-
v-r.d 10 an remaining unpnl on ana
after tIe said I-t a1y Oi IaIuarv. 1887.
money WI .eleN I'd ter q COCK D. ~ OInce hours
from $ g.. IN. 10 2 3. IA 80 --.- ., ,--,--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06
Country Board.

GUNEY SIDE SANlTARlUM.-An new winter
- resort for Iuvads within sX i0urs Of Ne~Y0rk OF n
ali The yrtr rgufbo climate unsurpassed Il .
purity drys. OF hcre, he1 ifuness Of location
auo beauty sceaery drF gravey soil purest soft water
the mountain among wood when protect
fum storms sunrise sunset views with uunte sun
shine frm our broad piszhIs. For Particular idireta
JAMES :. PI.EaION, A.. D.. N4neniVnt, Penn
IBcloac stanv circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-06

GENTLEMAN AMI WIFE desire second
"a door rooms with board between sch an n5t,
Maii~m ant ttravrs Al, rras. wi.h particulars, YER
KIT BOARD DIR-CIOKY, - West S5tl al