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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-25
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The 3OOth consecutive performance ut the Madison
Square Theatre Of Mr. Mackaye's play Of e" Hazel
klIke" Will occur soon, and VIII be COMMUNICATED
Olive Logan has arrived from England. and will
begina new series OF entertainments next month.
The Boston Post SAYS that she Is as pungent as a
whole row OF pms"
The Rev Dr. Maynard will give the third of his
discourses on the 29th inst, at Chickerng Hail. IL
will illustrate the wonders of Lower Egypt. Dr..
Maynard makes his subjects dramatic. both by his
treatment Of them and his pictOrlai embellishments.
Mr. Henderson of the Standard Theatre has uu-
dertaken the managemet OF one OF DOyly Carltes
opera companies. with 1.-THE Pirates Of Penzance 3
and this troupe will be heard ID the Brooklyn Acad-
eIny of Music today and for the rest OF this week.
Ii Includes Mss Sally Rebcr, Miss Maud brans-
connie Mme Beaumau, Mr.. j. Donovan. u browhe'
W. GillOw, and others.
Nile Sarah BernhardI will contribute to The en-
lyenment Of the Thanksgiving festival by per-
fonnanca this evening of 1.-THE sphinx" The var-
ETY. Of death-scene in this is the horrible. IL VIII
be the sixth Of the Bernhardt series ana IN eaco
Mile. BernhaTdt has concluded her IaDors DIV a poI
ualtnre Of death Adrisnne, D0RnG oo'' neats, an1
The Sphiar die by poison fToa-froH OF Sriei'
'0hiHe Of consumption
Extra day performances will be given. on Thanks
giving Day, at the following theatres the Madison
equare {" Hazel Kirke " the Park Clara Motifs
u Article AZ "; the Bijou Opera House Lawn
ienniSl; Days Theatre {" Noodles and Pms =
slo0s {" Enchantment " the Fifth Avenue inca
IRE John Mccullough. as HirgiHias); HayeriyS
Theatre the Rice surprise Party. in keyels =; the
Snlcn square Theatre a. Daniel Rochat ~ " al
rtlh stro 'RobsOD and Crane. IN "Sharps ana
"sa~ !; aud the Ban Francisco Opera house
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ppOWN- his reshence West 18th November %
1880 Joh r. Brown for thirytwo years connected with
the house Of a. /. stewart & % - 49,.
Funeral e vices al scotch Presbyterian Church West lith
ST. between IN aud 6th.ayes.. Fuday. at ID.
Friends invited
Infermrut IN IeOminster, Mass
Massachusetts papers please copy.
cOITOn Monday November % Of diphthera Helen Maud,
ana Ola "Wednesday 2ith INST, Marguerite DAISY win
daughters OF j. aud Julia {. Colt aged years and
months
Funeral private.
Iuterment a NcwHaven. Conn
COOK-suddsny Tuesday morning November 20 Joanna
q Ook ~ tne 5lst OF ner age. -
Fner from the rsideno. OF her brother inav Mr.. William
vi Wood. 23O East 39th.sL, on thursday AZ o'clock.
FL ends are Invited u attend
OgANF-Iast evening. Maria A Beekman Crane, daughter
Of The late Oses Crane IN the IIth year o her age.
Relatives ana friends invited 20 attend tho funeral
Ftdav afternoon $3.50 O'CLOCK a. tho residence OF a. ~
sfebbilh, No. t43 West Zls-st
EvANs-In Brooklyn. ON Tuesday. November 80 William
nes YES and ends are invited atiend the sarvces
af he late residence No IL SohonnerhOrn.st.
afternoon, . O'Clock.
Tnfrnept AZ convenience family, Saturday Friends
ara kindly requested not u send nOwers.
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OBITUARY..
EsTELLE ANNA BLANCHE LEWIS.
LONDON, Nov. 24. - Mrs. Estelie Anna

E-TELLE ANNA BLANCHE LEWIS.
LoNDOY, Nov. 24. - Mrs. Estele Anna
Leul, died suideny last n'gut or heart disease.
Mrs. Estelle Lewis, well known as an
American author was born near Baltimore In April
1894 Her maiden name was Robinson. She was edu-
Gated az the seminary OF Mrs. willard, In Troy, Y. she
married u ISL Ar sydney b. Lewis lawyer OF Brook
N H. y, aud since SHAT time sAc mas usually resided
abroad A. writer Of poetry Mrs. Lewis won cousL-
cradle d ,tuctiop. she To- carly life contributor
10 The Famtly Magd-ie published Albany, and also
to several oiucr periodicals. Her first volume entitled
"rne Record 81 the Heart" iaiu- " tle bas
OF her uiu0r pieces, was pub isIed ID 1871; " The
enid of tae sea" appeared IN 1915 Tic " tls al tho
Minstrel " Iu So.
shr sized &c. United statea in Is63. and ct thar time
published here III -.emaA or, Tne ttt OF NJnteZHma"
tragedy. Returning 10 La-iand Ia 1850, SOC re-
prInrcn collection or mr. poems IN london IN 1858.
I'm ls8s she uroduced " pphO Of l. .sbus,' tragedy.
vhru Vas fly ,rniy received and through several
editions. H. 500 3D.. published " The kings -rati-
yn' a tras .di ircqueu. lc. ter wriJer from
London 20 American journals, over the SIGNATURE oi
STELLA" SHe j. SAID TO nave been IN accomplished liu
gUtst ana S0u- ncr rdu-iatOns rom he Latin have
ia with much pIruFaI.
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TIN nk.giying.
uowApD ursSf0N 4ND HOME FOR LITTLE W.
DERERS.
Xork

:
uoWapp MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE WAN
DERERS.
40 New-BOwery, Sow-York.
1.-THE NauOn'a Thanksgiving Season again returns Two
,ousaud persons children widows and other poor anticipate
a Thanks Saving diuner - =, ~,
lie trustees very respectfully solicit generous supply OF
noi urlvsln and accomplishments Tor the day Itself
% Hber " money and otter articles, 70
IAN the winter work which l. 70 follow
Heln timely gwen many poor chlO and burdened
widow. ,--,--.- --
lectet children OF the poor.
Sgber of families connected with Mission recipients OF
benefits S75 children members Of
families $3.50; among the FAMILIES during tie year.
Ara. . go.
Howard Mission sectarian established 10 1851 IN
corpOrated IA i56i
treasurer T. o. 1912, or 10 MI A. = HATCH president
) NassAu-st. NeS YORK CIty
An knd- Of provisions and clothing 20 the Mission House.
40 New BOwery NeN-lOrk-
sneing and addresses by attractive speakers
Dinner served throughout the afternoon.
Doors Open O'Clock services commence &C O'Clock
A. 5. HATCH. President
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HARPER 4 BROS.

Old Times in the Colonies. ~ ChAIes tsiioa coin
COD,0usy liusrttct. oF1 CLOTH ~. inform WIKI Luo
Boy OF rs and The story Of Liberty
Uarpcr- Yonng People for 1880 Win over 100 Illus
tTatlOus 4tO. : .j pages. O.nIuculal cover. s.
William Fullen Rryani \ Biographical sketch with
seectIons from his poems and other Writings y Andrew
James 81 mlgton. WIKI POI ak lOmo, Cloth. - eeats
The uoral girafes BY W. l. Alden. llu4trsiei lGmO.
ciOLh,
Charles James Fox The early history OF Charles Jane,
Fox y (.orge rrev eiyau $40. ClOh Uncut ciges
aua git tops - o. Also IL Tie FrankhA rqnA-e LDfDy
- cents
Green's History of the English People. Complete in
vols. c0tA - 80 per vOulne-
4 Year of Wreck a story. BIZ victim l2no
cl0tl. Il % LapeI. 50 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-25

more than 800 900 losses which the banks have
sustained during the I've years named.
The number OF banks passing dividends In the nrst
six months OF 1880 was 226 IN the second months
the number was 233; while during the last
five years tbs average number OF banks
annually passing dividends on account OF losses has
been 279 that Tor a continuous period OF five years
about one seventh OF the whole number OF banks In
operation paid dividends; ana that nearly one
tenth OF the total capital has been nnremuneratiye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-25

MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

sDt,psIs Or N, ,,S' "a aoI'S
WASHINGTON Nov. %. i a. m.-Ihe bar
has in the Upper Missouri Naiiey ahu III
inc eastern portion OF New-England, aud ba' fallen IN
the Gulf States, Middle, and South Atlantic states'
Lower Lake region aud in Tennessee and the ONO Na'
ley The temperature fallen in the Northwest ana
West Gulf states elsewhere 1t has rsen' the most de
cided rise being In The Lower Lake region Cloudy anu
threatening weather prevails the West Gulf STATES
and all districts east OF the Mississippi accompanied oy
rain or snow all 81 districts. except New-Eng
lana. Westerly winds continue the Lake region, east
rly winds the GufStatcs and northery winds III the
South Atlantic States
IndteuftOrS.
For New-Engand falling. followed by stationary or
rising barometer, SOUTH ry, yeer1ng 10 westerly WINGS
higher temp nature partly cloudy or cloudy weather
with rain
For the MIddlr Atlantic States. falling followed by
onary barometer, rising followed Dy sta
ZION falling temperature. westerly winas, parity
cloudy cloudy weather with RAIN or snow.
CdutlOnar1 Signals.
C1utionary signals continue from Indanoa TO Cape
Lookout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-25

One Of the rarcst collections of bric-a-brac
cabinet lJcts fans. pdraSOs, purcalns ana Glassware
ever exhibited tnls country VIII De sold az fhe art
gallery of ward SchcncA. No 81 N3sSau-s.. Friday
aus saturday tbls, aud Monday and Tuesday after
noon. Of next week. The collection formed BY Il
laqv who had resided abroad for many years and
rarely missed an exhibition sale of this character
and u now DISPOSED by order OF her The
eccus are uf great interest colec lors and ladies
will find mucn 10 ruct them the lacrs, paraOls and
fans. many oi he latter being marvellous examples OF
carving aud rautrg. There number OF INDIA
shawls of great variety OF design NJ well some SUI
prb sprcaeus -ryre., Dresden Worcester aud other
norce ANS Tie last days sale about seventy
live cabinet sz "a oil paintings by modern French
that are well WORTHY 0f attention.
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LATEST SHfP NEWS
PORT OF NEW.YORR. .....NOv. "a. 1880.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW.YORR......NOV2 "a. $780,
ARRIVED
Brig II Lane searspor Shuie MOnteVideo GO days
with hides etc ordcr; vessel to carver Il Barnes
MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
AMERICAN PORTS.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 24-Arrvei str Indiana from Liver.
uOoi Passed the Capes at 4lO pm.
CHARLESTON. NOv. 2t-ArriYed str Moro Castle, New
YORK
SAN FEANCI>CJ, Nov. Zi-Arfivcd, sur COlima Panama
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON Nov "a sailed "a inst Iilndostan; 2is inst,
Wilhelm VocEens: 23d inst, Mnue rcd.
Arrived 5th INST Marco Conc Immacoata the lat
ter ri sn0re. John Hammct ole Bull 2tth inst Antonio
~ buudo carmen capt Gerudarn Kate Mellck. Linda
PERRIN 2lst inst jacob Louis Merlin Nepun Capt Johan.
ne.en 22t inst Agu-tina ca Java John iasbrOuk SKIOLD
ICapf Tones ny sd inst Aurora Capt AichOs with loss
OF rnddefle.d. Gordeu. Lune Mddsex kO)ena. Salacia
Sir-ue tCapt COsulah Nctua oath INST Stonach. the
latter al Dovef Adebaran on Dugeness Violet Woodlands
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sNOw-sToRM IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov pa heavy snow-stOrm
,,,I.d over the central portion Of Ii inos to-day,
b,ea report says viii be Of great benefit to the winter
-, nrons A nght snow fell here to-day. but
,na weatnsr tonight clear. with the mercury
wv IT, M,s.i.si ID River closed by Ice at
faiibg. poet island and Muscatne this year on
DayenPo nat ring tue earliest date OF It's closing
Tor thirty. eignt years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-25

The story of the Diamond Necklace. by Henry VIA
tellv Illustrated with rep OF the Dla-
Ond Necklace ana portrait Of the Countess de la Motto
engraved Steel l3InO cloth, 81 %
stories of the East FrOm HerOdotus. BY the Rev Al
fred Church. illustrations from ancient resc0es AMI
sculptures. limo cloth, 81.
.amuei Pepy. and the World he Lived In. BY Henry
"a Wheatley s. = A. Crown, syO, cloth extra -.
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THANKSGIVING Reception. ~.


American feule duardian Sbclety ana
Home Tor FTendess cordially invited 70 the h0me ~
Both 3Jtl6ts bet Atm aud MADISON ayes.
on Thanksvng Day. Duner will De served at o'clock, ID
tine cOOms 0ths after which, a. 23l service VIII Do held
mn the Chapel schools No and VII iav1r Tue audience
with rectatons during the afternoon. Ia the
evsminr M O'CLOCK Home children and pupils OF No.
viii tas their turn Their exercises will be Interpreted
with speeches
yi.ly from the sDrincs haGteuve, ColCstDs, GTands
oriis snd hopltil the only genuine.
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HENRY HOLT * Co..

German Thought From the Sevea Years Warto Goethes
death. Is kAr. lliilebrand l2In., IL 30
The Wel6sis. 81 Jessie Fothorsl 10 NO Leisure
Hour scrlesl, III.
Troublesome Daughters. BY L. B. Wai'ord author OK
Nj. smith I6mu II.
Thu tlndiOg Papers. BY CHARLES DicAe1s. aithor OF
, Tho plck WICK PIpers. y lOmO, u.
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A.C. ARMSTRONG g. son.

Henry Boynton smith. His IAfe and Work. Edited by
his wife. steel port ait. VOL, 200 Dp - %
William WIberforce. BY John stoughton. ID. vol
rs cents.
Charles Lambs Complete Works Including Eta and
fiana" with steel pogtgsiL vols. PIce, as IS
reduced from 81 jul
HaIIam's Complete Works New Issue. vols Price
reduced from 81 90 10 ~ 3D.
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LiPPiNCOTr & Co, .

Rhonn 4 Novel BY Mrs Forester Cheap clifton l6no.
Paper cover 81 cents.
nick The adventures and misadventurcs. by
w IL a. klnestou Sauare l2Ino CLOTH with full Nus
traliUns, 81 90
Drifting Poem. By T. buchanan Read. Alto. elegantly
bonn iu cO n and gold. so Canvas with EasslA
mg - and handsome decorations IN c00rs - ~ Turkey
morocco antique, 81
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EnREIEN sHIPPING.


ARMSTRONG wEIsH-0 ruesiav. November % at the
brides mother by the Rev William NJ
Tayior u D.. J. SInclur Armstrong 10 Lizzie Howard
daughter Of Mira George ". We 3D. all Of this city.
sMITH-Pr ARsE-On Tuesday November % az the resi-
dencr brides parents by the Rev Joseph T. Kerr
William NJ smith 10 Laura daughter Of A. r. Pearse all
OF this city
VAN POSTAL the residence Of the brides parents
Tuesday November %. 1880 Ivy the Rev. j. NJ Pullman.
Cnsre. Van Ripper ~ IA. LDuise daughter OF A. j. Post.
a O. this
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MACMILLAN & Co.

TIVE Worlds arc Ours. by Hugh Macmillan D. D.
LID lSinO, 81 20.
A short History of tho Norman conquest OF Eneand
nv EGward A Freeman, ID. q. L. lL~D. lon0 Clarendon
Press series. 80 cents.
rhs ,iinor Arts. Pore lain Painting. Wood Carving
etencilng hug. Mosaic Work. &C BY Charles O. Le-
land 2mo Forming the new volume OF the Art
L
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II. q. PETERSON & sROT HERS.

Myrtle Lawn A new American Novel 81 Robert f.
Ballard MOI. IA Carolina l2so, Morocco cOtL - D.
I.ncic Rodey. \ new novel by Henri GrevIe square
limo. Paper 80 cents cloth, u 70
Mana Bv Emile ZOa. Sequel % 60 /. Ass0mm Dir" Con-
ME h aud unabridged. Paper 80 cont3 cloth 81.
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Holland and lis People BY Edmund dc Amics, author
OF studies OF Pans" MOROCCO. SpAn.'
sc Octave with Is full page plates. 81
The RoyaI Ronns historical romance translated from
Japanese by kdward Greey and snlucho Sao ocaSo
with 36 full page designs IS;
Learning 10 Draw, the story ofs Dung Designer.
Violet e Due. Translated by virginia S1amphp OS-
Layo with $50 Illustrations, g.
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Chateau D'cP BY Mary J. Holmes. Il 30.
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Brovnic Triumph BY Mrs Gcorgie sheldon. 81 So
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Poc's select Works. HonsenOid Edition. With New
Life by r. a. stoddard $50 Do. l-mO cloth, 81 bali CALI
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Poc,s Poems Diamond edition. All the Poems Memoirs
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ROBERTS BROS.

Madame rbiay's Diary and Letters; Ees oy slrai
The Ode OF Ife. By tie author VI Inc EPIC Of iiaiss
! mo a.
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CHARLES sCRIByGW, .oSs

The Grandissimes story OF Creole Life. ~ George
" Gable author Of Old creole Days" vol, lZmo u o.
Army Lille IN Russia. By Lieutenant f. '! Gree - n
! vol. II mo, 81 81.
IoIy FeIIoy-bip, By Franz r, Stockton, author %
Rulder Grange" Illustrated. VOL, IL mo- extra ctOh.
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INnN MILEY a Sons.
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The DiGerantiai Cacnns An abrdsed editioa OF RICE
IOhnsons Founded the Method OF Rates Or
Tluxions l vol l2mc, coth 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-25

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov. %. a. m.-The tendency in
the barometer is again downward. Gear weather was
followed By partly cloudy and cloudy weather with
snow after 10 p. The temperature ranged between
ITO and 800 the average (24Ie0 being 1879 lower
the corresponding day last year. ard 35 higher
tnau Tuesday
Warmer and cloudy partly cloudy weather, WI h oc
casIOnal hight snow, followed by clearing and cooler
weather may be expected in this city and vicinity to-
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SAMUEL T.. HARrRANFT

NoRRIsTowN, Penn, Nov. 24.-Samuel Z.
Hartraif father ol Ex-Governor HIitrantt, q ed OF
pneumonia last p.ht at tEe OF seyrnyye Years.
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ume Pr.ce 81 80.
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Juecldl Nutlte5

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heid, Mass
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From a. M TO 8 p. m First view
THREE HUNDRED PAINTINGS
during the past in the Great European Art
Paris London. Rome. Naples Florence seville cordoya,
Minn Barcelona, Madrid &c. &c
To be By auction Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
Evenings next week
II Won wish TO purchase stem or Key Winning
watch half the usual 0rice certainty ne pest yane
fr the money IN the Mkets go 10 me "OhLD MANI
New and IandsOme
DINNER. FISH. GAME AND DESSERT SETS.
PLATES, TEAS, COFFEEs. &c.
FANCY GOODS ~ GREAT VARIETY,
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0RIBUVE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Inc as S.r2 a:.ns. .lh' - 40 ~ y. ~
midnight The Irregular IiEs liza fs1rs.si
the during those hsu 1ae1rGe Or at hns
indicated a=r meter a. Ala
haitnscy BroliWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-25

NEW EOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
Restricd u to3 o. Ds tat tsrss pJ' fsJ Ifs1r''sI
here;o'0fs the litsrIrg ar.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-08

From the London Truth: cit is salts
languishes, sculpture is neglected, and
architecture is unknown among us, the
art of hair dressing is about to enjoy its
renaissance. AT least this is what infer
from the recent Grand Soiree de Coiff'ures, ;
promoted by the leading French and Eng
lish hairdrcssers.' When l entered the
hcaddrcsses were being actively executed
ms promised in the programme. Down
the centre of the room was a narrow plat
form, furnished with table upon which
were many looking glasses with a cores
bonding number of chairs. Upon these
chairs sat the female models upon whose
heads the artists in hair were operating.
Some Of the models had evidently been
chosen for their abundance of hair, others
on account of their deficiency in this re-
spect. With dextcrous fingers the opcr
ators twisted their locks into every imag-
Unable shape, producing ships, and Towers
Of Babel, and other cccentricities, beside
every style that has found favor since
hairdresSing became an art. Those who
were not luxuriantly hirsute were adorned
by the professors with artificial embellish-
mentS In the form of clrls, plaits, rolls,
and many other nameless ornaments, the
object of course being to show that art is
always adequate to supply the place of
nature"
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-08

The editor of the Waverly Aduocdte, has
been O little chary about the advocacy of
Gen. Grant, on account Of the third term
scare. He is getting bravely over it and
in his last issue blodly says: sThough
not originally enthusiastic for Grant, the
least of our objections has been the very
foolish objection to sthird term" The
formers of our constitution seemed to
have no fears upon that subject, and made
no provision against it. They were willing
to trust the good sense of the people in
choosing their officers. If the peple had a
good President they should keep him as
long us they like him. If they could be
trusted to select one for second term
why not for third or fourth? II they
are unfit to decide upon the merits Of a
man after they have tried him, why not
before they have tired him? What objec-
tion Is there to q President for third
that does not lie against him for second
term, or against q Governor or q Legisla-
tor? In fact the third term, per Sc, is un-
Objectionable, but in the case of General
Grant it is free from Objectionable sur
roundings. For four years he has been a
private citizen, without patronage or
power of any kind which any private cit
izen does not possess; and as far as these
objections go they would be more potent
against any second term which the peo-
pie In the past have endorsed. And fur
ther, Gen. Grant has been absent from
the country for nearly three years, utterly
unable to manipulate politics in his own
interest, and should he be nominated it
will be by the spontaneous effort of those
who want him for another term. If the
people see fit to elect him. who is there to
object?
"The question with us for the past year
or two has been that of availability. OF
the many candidates named for the Office
by the Republicans there is not one that
would not honor the position, and in all
respects fill the bill of a first class execu-
tive officer; and our study has been to
find out the strong man with the people.
Satisfy us that Gen. Grant is that man,
and third terms to the dogs--wc will as
checrfully and ardently support him as
any other man. 1t looks now as though
his nomination was assured and if nomi-
mated we believe his election will surely
follow"