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, 1880-10-19

TIE almost t0tnl extinction Of tho Green
back party III Inllnna and Ohio will hRvo lis
effect On tho aatists Of this State. Hono thrco
weeks aRo tho 6rcenbackcEs woro talking nbout
10000 votca III Illinois. ind tho Dumocfaia,
always rentiy to ontcr into m alliance With any
yar,y or set. were willing TO trado With thesn,-
to Withdraw oight Ut ther Electors lna stunl-
inato eight GreenbacKoFs llstoa1.-on condition
flint tho (,ronnbaokcrs would yoto for tho who'll,
Electoral ticket thla constituted. Tho Groom
back yn,o In I!Inola this year, *nccoraIn9 to IL
wel-lslfortneh correspondent Of TNE Tn1nuNn
who has trllycicd through those dlstrlcts whero
iiasats most abound. will fall below 1900, anu
luoy will not llo abla 10 elect Single 6thto son-
ntor, nnu probably but ono member of tho Lower
lIu,lso In tho Thirteenth. Seventeenth, and
Eighteenth DIstsiuts tho Grootbaokers will 70.
tur, to tue Republican party. which insc1rcs tho
drfent of Stevenson, Fnstontst, III tho Thtr-
tcunth district. tho probable tofeat Of NIL Nor
rIxon In tho Bcyenteenth. anl tho reelection ol
| Capt. Thomas, Republican,, III tho Eighteenth.
, 1880-10-19

c1ork street. bctwucn Lake md ltnndotptI. EnRaEe'
mont ct tho 0uItck. llasdcll Uunrnntood Attraction
Np.a. "uQp.Scosch."
, 1880-10-19

rcnrto,n street, cornur Of Snnrno Engagemet
Of EayesI1's Genuine Coloscd Mnstreta*
, 1880-10-19


Modlson street, betwcon State md Dearborn. En-
xnRa,uans Of Miss Mary Andctsou. "Tho lunch
thQkAn
, 1880-10-19

such rc1scst to anu raR8r." Authnrizts1 b.,
whotn7 TnE T'ttnuSH can rrovo BY Hherrnans
ff!e,,,i t,."t II WIS r1'estas.y re,laes,ct, mt n
pr!nt n'nro t'1ai synopsis, Us ntluvn s.ntct, II
nu similar request wns sent tU tho i.-U.. Il Va,
proximity for tho roasor TINT It did nut oIrculots
IN Wisconsin. Tho 10. never can apcuk of
TtfE 1'nlpuNH except In tcrnia Of malice aud
fntschoul and fta eyil-n,En.lcd fsrltnEs bctrayI.
!.ao assertions 10 u,tsuthtui ant ridiculous thnt
tts fow readers aro lett !n i1nbt who.l'cr It d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
AN ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT.

GOTHAM, N. H., July IL. 1879
GENTS: whoever you are 1 don't know. bat thank the
Lord and grateful you that in this world OF
medicines there compound that proves and
does adverses to do, and Four years ago had
slight shock Of palsy which unneved me to such eTentta
the least excitement would make shake like the hgue
Last May induced try Hop BitterS used one bot
dd not change anoSher did 70 change my
nerves they gteady they ever were IL
used take write but good right hand
writes fhiH Now n you continue manufacture honest
and good article you do you will accumulate an hone
fortune greatest blessing felowmen
that was conferred on mankind
TIN DURCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
WHAT IT DID FOR An OLD LADY.
cosnocrnr STATION. ny.

CosnoCToK STATION, N. Y. Dec. %. 1878.
GETs number people using Bitters here
ard with marked effect In fact lady Of over sew
years had ben sick for and for the past ten years
she has been able be around han the
time About six months sh0 got 90 feeble she was he
less Her old remedies physicians being Of avail sent
Deposit forty five miles, got bottle Of HOP Biters
had such very beneficial effect her that one bottle I'M
proved her abls dross herself and walk aboa
the house. When she had the seoand bottle she was
able take Of her and walk out n her neigh
bora and has proved all the time since Ny wife and om
dren also have derived great benefit from their uso
W. b. HATHAWAY.
Aga. U. 8. EK. 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
TIN DURCH.
AHUsBAND's TESTIMONY.

MY wife was trou ed for years with blOohes moth patches
and pIes on her face which nearly annoyed the life out OF
her she spent many dollars the thousand nfable %
cures with nothing injurious effects lady Trend Of
Svraouse n Y who had had similar experience and hod
been cured Hop Bitier induced her one bottle
has smooth. fair and soft cnlds and
given her snch health that seems miracle.
MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
meMtal.
WONDERFUL POPULARITY OF THE Re-
w NoWNED MEDICLHE
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS OF THE AGE
VOICE IRON THE PEOPLE

No medicine introduced to public met with the
accorded Hop Bter 1t stands today the best
known curative article the world Its marvellous renoEn
duo tho advertising it has received 1t is famous by
u it's inherent virtues does all that is claimed for
It the most powerful speedy and effective agent known
for building up of debitated systems The following
witnesses offered TO prove this;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
A RICH LADY's ExPLRIEEcE.

travelled all Europe and other foreign countries at
cost Of thousands seareh Of health ana ound 1t
not returned discouraged dsheartened and was re-
stored youthful health spirits with less than two
bottles of Hop hope others profit by my eAper
ence and stay ut home LADY August Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
cLEvELAxp. Ohio. Oct. %. 1879.

CLEVELAND. ONO Oct, ~, 1871
MY better half firmly impressed with the idea that your
Hon Bitters the essential ng make life happy She has
used several bottles and would ike to have send
dozen at lowest price. b. POPE. Secretary
Plain Dealer Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
SPRISGFIELp. Ill. Sen. 3. 1879.

bFRlNGFlELD, lu- otp - 1903
GENTS: Ihave taking yom Hop Bers and received
great help rom them will give you ny Of the
cured sufferers. YourG
MIRA MARY r. STARR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
6elp mante0.

GNANTED.-A young man az bo0kkeeper
w must be good psnman correct and Quick o. ngsTS
aud we'll recon mended Address In own wiring naTng
age whore last employed ana giving reterence r BOA
2O7S, Now-YOrk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

GRENADA, Miss, Nov. ;. 1879.
Ny daughter youDg mother IL using your Hop BIZ
ters greatly pleased with The beneficial effects her
SET and child D. ID. MOORE
Proprietor New south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

SANDERToH, Penn, Nov. 6. 1879
DHARSIR: Ihave four bottles of your Hop Bties.
and they have good and cured me had DiarrhGa
dyspepsia and chrome Inflammation of the bowels and was
giddy IN the head and nervous.
FRED THUNsBERGER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
grafes ano femofrs.
TRATEs AND TENDERS.

CRATES AND FENDERS.
IN. .rssst manatscturers Of iow and ~ ssx
ether hard OF soficeel vzk dumping - 49, 49,
1rates for wood hIes 5rss FeHdssS ~ ~, ssa
IN anfioae an modern dcst9nA wnole.eas ~ q,
sstipaasss given 10 ba.lders COZ trzcs,ss - II ~
CoN0VER Co. w. ana - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
Gin prnuerIn 20 Eel
Countrp Real Gslair 1oanlco.

A NYONE having a small farm IN healthy
- lo.aiOu and willing take very small rent by stat
mig nar cua's hear 81 truHty tenant. address WILL
IAN Staien Island 4. o. Box 49, New Brighton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

PAULDAC Ohio. Feb 2, 1850.
HOP BT1TERs Co.
have used bottles Of Hop Btters IN my family and
think them the best made
GEO ". POTTER, Banker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

Gin ktnl eslaIe for sale
TOR SALE.--A daily newspaper, or bank
secure the moSi desirable corner property remain
For particulars apply 10 kC
LAND 4 WHITING. BeekmaI-Si
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD. $50 West ODD
ST. A-story. brick. for sae; commissions allowed II
West HOustonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
Business GbanteS.

A PARTNER WANTED, with capital. by a
n broker and member OF the stock Exchange Address
Or apply 10 JAMES DUNCAN. R0tm LA. 1l0 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
snmmer Resorts.

A ACCOMMODATIONS for few adults among
"A the Berkshirs Hills. CITY reference b BEhEDiCI'
Ma .Narfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
Board an0 Rooms.

. EAST 47TH-ST.-CoOl and elegant second
Q floor front room French cuisine also fourth floor
font m, from june 10 references exchanged summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

| BOARD on FARM.-HOusc ana rooms large;
Up good bed anu table ui1 eggs, &c. bath house
bost good drive reasonable rates Address j. CAmbON
/ IaLlnannrI. Long lsland. n. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
IN0R SALE-WILIOW RROOK.-The ele.

Il ganteOnDtry residence Of the laie EpWARD c. RiCa,
between Peel skill Lake NAH hc house and cct-
tage o. che tlmOuGh repair and most tssteiu
fTn1she The ErOunQs spacious, with abundance 0i
frai am shade Tire whole constitutes gentleu
most cOuny not BOLD AZ private sae
before UNE IA, will bs sold at public suctiou.
particulars and apply al the Ohce ct executors
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

BrockIpn prcpertp for Sale Gno 60 Get.
ITO LET OR FOR SALE.-HOuse, 81
IIjckest: house and store 40 81 Nassau house
1855 fssmseD-st GORDON l. FORD. 81 Clarkst BIo0syn
T00 LOTS, free aud clear, would be ex-
HUI chan Red for improved city property.
RULAN d q WHITING, 3 BeekmAn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

CAPE ANN. Bass Rock House.
" GOOD HARBOR BEACH,. GLOUCESTER MASS.
Finest ocean scenery surf bathing the En0and
'o1S' 'e"u iOi MRS. 4. q. BROWN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

Wild UTFN JUNF
treat IN sDIu for New NOrkef9
RHODE ISLAND CLAM.BAkE served daily IN inc
magnificent dining nall II the Clubhouse under supervision
OF IIuafn -. Maxloll, the Ceeblraled caterer.
Mammoth dancing pavilion, mnsc daily, Dlllnrds nOW'
alleys garden, hsh ponds boat
ana bathing
Elegant steamers wall every two hOuIs a..
For timetable OF bOats watch tho daily papers once
3. COrtlRndt-rh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

II ANSAS PPOPERTY.-FOr sale or exchange
IN for Brooklyn city property Tine farm OF
l6J and onehaf miles from the town OF wichita
kan: tWothrds 100 under cultivation
hedge aud entire farm fruit and forest
trees price 81 100. ADDRESS J. r. WARREN, NanticOke,
Peu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06
REAL ESTATE.

Rxw+YOKK. Saturday. Jms6. 1880
following sales were held At the Ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-06

FEAST 23D-ST.-Mrs. R.H. Jenkins offers
4 - airy rooms, permanently or transient with good
vi
, 1880-12-07

IT may be gratifying to readers OF THE
1'IunUNE to know That the abstract Of tho
Presidents mcssngo which was presented to
tiom three tlNys ayo WIS In tho main cor
rect md to!erably complete outline OF tic
document that Is printed III full this MORN
ing. The abstract omitted the recon,snenda-
tion for tho creation Ut tho oificn OF Captain.
General. and did not Indicate tho full meas
ure Of tho Presidents extreme Views about
tho grcenbacka, but otherwise gavo II fair
summary of tho document, which wns prota-
bly, .read BY liany n'ore persons than will
wade through tho eutlre lrngth OF tho Ines-
saga itself. THE II,lpuNE's advance su,1,-
mary WIS obtained 1T an entirely Legitimate
manner fro,n sources likely to DO familiar
with the contents If tho document through
consultation and from knowledge Of the
Presidents opi,iun about the various do
partulcntal rcposts Which furnished large
part Of tho message.
, 1880-12-07

A cAnLE dispatch. discussing the new
Irish Land bill which Gladstone, Bright, aId
other members Of the British Cabinet arc
framing, snys:
Itis expected that It will bo very drnstlee and
will INCLUDE q great ScheMU for the reclamation
of waate land, Insure tlxtty OF tenure OIL wider
Para than tho bihteF custom, and give tenants
may provide machinery tnr liking fair rents. mud
Will pr21abiy Include scheme to encourage tho
p~nersh1p Ut land hy peasA.lis Individual lnelta-
besE Ut the Cabinet polnt Out these ~ tle lasea
Of tho measure. Whether thpy arc correct tu
"details or nut, thotr views encourage tho Ronerul
anticipation that the Elnusts Of LDrd8 will not
pass tAulf proposals, The lGrls, ct cpurse. will
pass tho Maintenance Ut Urlet Till. but tho ltad-
1cA!e In the House would oppoau II, and this
might result In atr. uladatDhG hAvnH to cuntenh
With N ai!ianco of the lF'ah ana the RADICAL
tiun. Tho OFdor Till may pass tha House Ut
Commons. hut nobody III hopeful about tho Irish
tRud MoaAura.
Hut Gladstone has IN oxtra shot In Ills
locker. ln anticipation Ut Tory opposition
to the Irish Land bIil, he Is preparing details
for bill 10 reform ule county franchise,
whereby the agricultural labortrs shatl hnye
the right to vote, atu to retllstributa tha seats
In Parliament, consolidating the l!ttla trliling
boroug!,s. and giving the latgo constilucn.
cles more uiembers. With t4is uIeasure III
prospect which would submorge Torytsm II
enacted. and Tho threat hanging oYex them o1
, 1880-12-07

AN occasionally veracfous correspondent
estimates tint Sir. Fair spent Slh0, 600 In Ills
canvass for tic Senate In Nevada. II 50, lle
rnust l,ave laid out nj average of nearly $40
for every voter In the State. The oillcial
canvass, returns from which hare Just been
received, shows that tho total vote OF the State
WINS l0,Sjl. Two counties woro rejected
Nyo because 1t sent In no returns, and
Lander. because tbs returns were IN highly
irregular form. These two counties III 167j
east total yota Of Ito. which, being added
to The oillclnl result. gives p,sslble aegrc-
gate OF !s,30l votes poiled for tho State.
This would bs n falling OIL of 1880 from tho
vote Of 1870, The decrease by tho on!cial
CANVASS Is 3. leo. Nevada is the only North.
ern State tlat cast n smaller vote III 1850 tIln.,
In 1s7U Hancock received il. tile counties r.
ported about 800 1nore VOTES than IIlden did,
while Garfield received l,7po fewer votes than
Hayes did. 1t would seam either tllat tue
population has diminished or that many lic
publlcnns stayed ut homo on clectIontlay oui
OF disgust for Sharon and suspicion that
tho Morcy letter might be genuine.
, 1880-12-07

THE borough Ut Sandwich, In the County
OF Kent, Kingdom ct dreat lIrIsAtn aud ireland.
9oyqs haa tho benciit ot valuation from thu
t1lustrIou& Charles nckons; but II IL described
by correspondent who knows as "Tho English
Eatat,swEtl." Thu Conservatives did not eo1l-
test tho election tn april; hut IN alny. ono Of tho
Lthornl tnelubers having been 1l0yutct to tho
pporpgo, thoro was a blttsr conest oyer tho ILL.,
inx ot tho yacancy. Thu Conservative wns sp-
turued by an uppatent y0ta OF LIS to 50a. Tho
tt,t4l expenses ut tho uncnntcsted oEee.
tion in April WIZ s:,uoo; In May they wcro
$1,000 for tho Conservative candidate, and 40
for Tho Liberal oandltlate. SonluthtnY over I'll
United StAtos currency wAa expended for every
ynie f,s!susl. TAe Conservatives had niaaty -1ne
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for every twelve yotcrs.
About lu0 yotcra OUT Ut t.s50 s"ore that they
bud bcen brlbod.-ona VI them thrao timcs over.
md lltay twaco. Oh opposIt sldcs. The dlsplny ol
uuya was " extraordinary that persons came
, 1880-12-07

The report OF the Secretary OF the Treas
ury OF tho United States Is perhaps tho most
satisfactory official document Of the kind
Issued by my Government OF the world for a
seo.o OF years. It IL tha financial! record OF
n pcacefuI, prosperous, md contonted M
tlon.
Tho statement Of tha financial receipts and
expenditures of the pnst and current ycar, NJ
vel! rs the esttmMtes for the year to follow,
have oil been heretofore published. In View
Of tho prospective surplus revenue for 1881
and 1889 averaging ho,ood;0n year, the
Secretary OF tho Treasury advises tho repca!
Of all the taxes imposed by the Internal-
Iloyenue lazy, except those on bank crcula-
tlon and on spirits, tobacco, and fesmenteu
liquors. =.
The Secretary asks to DO inyeated with Au-
thority, for tho pnrposo Of funding tho $751;
100000 Of public de6t falling due In Alny
next, to iBaue Treasury notes running from
one to ten ycnrs, or bonds OF like, term Will,
the 4 per cent bonds, but beartng 3.G5 per
cent }nterest,-the Treasury notes to bear
nut exceeding per cent; either OF both
forms OF security to bo issued as may bo
found most advantageous to tho Governs
ment
Tho Secretary does not insist on Ills do
nand nlaae year ago taat.the greenbacks 30
deprived OF their legal.tan.ler character and
retired, and he now daclares them to be tin
form, security, aiul convenience, tha best cir
cuIatiiK medium KNOWN"
The Secretary OF th8 Treasury OF course
Eencws his war Upon the silver dollar, aud
| urges Congress 10 order the dlscontinuanco
, 1880-12-07


Dr. Mitchell, of Memphis, tho resident
member Of the National Board of Health anil
Director of the Inspection Service, has Oh
talned from thu Cotton Exchange a1ltf t1ans-
portatiun companies represented III TINT city
valuable testimony to tho utility Of tho work
dono by tho uoart. Tho Exchange passed
serlc1 of very complimentary resolutions
The steamboat an,i ralroad managers said
that they worc indebted to tho Board for re-
liet from qnarnntfno regulations, which. MS
tho event proved. wero unnecessary. but
would have Dern Annoying md expensive.
Tho Inspection Service confined Its opera
tions tl,is year to tho mississippi Valley. 1t
twice ayertcd Il Mnic, ind once stamped out
tho germs OF an cpidnmfc. When the tow
boat Raven with 1.-Two suspicious eases Of
fever OF, board was 'oyerta,lel Mt Vlckslurg
nothing hut tho authority 0t the lIonrd i'll
tl,lcvu many towns to forcgo quarantine.
But examination showed tint thu cascs wpro
"dcnguo:" or brrakbono fever, and not at nil
alar,lllng. The Board performed 4 far moro
important service In putting tho slip Excel
stor under surveillance. This ship escaped
tho negligent llealtll-O!tlcer Of Now Orleans,
mil brought Into TINT pirt i've weIl-doyelopcd
cuscs Of yulIow-fcycr md n shipload Of cof-
Ice supposed to contain germs Of tla disease.
The National Bonrd caused tie crew to ba
11larnntlncd alu the cargo tn bo dlslnfectetl;
an.l II Is believed this prompt and efficient
| action prevented tho spread of the fever.
Tho whole cost OF thu Inspection Sorylco Is
about SUI, 600 annually. 1t Is worth far more
to tho commercial interests of the country
than 1t costs Tho Cotton Exchange ot Mcnl-
|
, 1880-12-07

cnl11tl set nrsllntl ~ fnn5 ~ my snu at.
tnw. Ghtc'gU Hfria hr1f iltt nwlrs ,.,,tn. t'ef
thoy c,lH bring Il t!lnt1 IL tic krrt,,, ,"at
time. s'esY
Tho following advertisement la,e,,
F'"nrett III several t,uWspnTmss nrjn1It +, "p'
l'rIv!ltce IT Sllula fler,,l.,y: "slY hctr*.s. .ae
with sftsa Eflth F'riGr. only .aIIuI,.r y. ~
Right fIunaruht, Sir tn,nes r,,rtcr ~ !" ~. '6e
utclrH, Untcd Hsntcs, hnar myself 1r Los. ms"a-
Fnt,ishtnx 'hstend nj making my str,,.i e"s :.'
,nl,I,crmert. Liegnttz, Nuru.n.rr, tnsi t. M
yUt jena" @a''
Tile callc dispatches reunrt lint Nrr,h,.,.
Afglnlstnt' IL III worry tMac.ttr4, c,,tIt,'. ~
consequence ot 1'nrknnnn pfumcrtnv W." WIZ ~
glntl Tint Thu gentleman ut tho ml,pr un ~ ~
c1l1'tc hns TT HAL awakened tn Tho IAct lint on,'
sltlo of tho S"fl"ns 'ltt,nclaa pulley Tho pc,n,,
III this country nrg vitality Interested In NJ, ~"
lees .nsse thu" tho condition Ut Nur,h"rr ~ i,
Etnnfstmn.
".rllcrc Is only o,,o 1>tggar nun tton r,,r
nell IN tho Irish movement" ramurkr,tu ,nr.a.
as ho cn,,titsy stl,uk hia hrld in.te ,e tans
Our t,uw Poet Aeceteratos WIS In tl,lp worktn'.
arslcr, an Hsver ttlsl fNtter6tul, III lin folnt
perfume ut hvcrneHtc'l pnnts hinply lrnyt,, /.
delivers geyertty-thrcG kicks J,cr mt,,tr ma
elln generally proitlco Il summer tetp,rn,".o
brf,'re the ylcstni gets l'eyutd lis rt.ct,.
The autumn woods are gn!,l md b5own.
Tho autumn wltlds nrr chill,
And tho purple ttusl, Of sl,Innlcr
Illus f,tdc,l frnm tito hill.
Oa.lttlpn lenycs, inll thick md fast:
o autumn Winds. blnw free,
And speed tho bitter months nlong
Thut keep tly loec rraM tue.
Tic nspholcl and yiolct
| Aru popping thrn,Rh Tim plain,
Ami thu t!aMo OF gnlslrn crucns
Illus lit thu land tKitn.
| o bud md biosson, quicken fast,
lIct1eek tho burron tree,
And bring tito. .snrinR, fur with the sprlng
Ny loyu enlnes buck tt, inc.
-Ftum Manhattan Ballads" bv John EcI|p,
, 1880-12-07
THE OPENING OF CONGRESS.

1t is difficult to sAy just how much impor-
tRnco the general public nttaches to the
opening Of Congress. Tho event assumes
entirely different proportions as Viewed from
Washington md from Chicago. iii tho
former city thcre is local Interest In the
occurrence which docs mt Oxtenh to tho
doubted, however, TINT tl,oso who hayo
pictured to themselves certain magnitude
and inpresslvencss about the assclnblage OF
tho National Legislature wollld DO sorely
disappointed II brought iii actual contact
with tha spectacle. 1t there bu ono thing
moro tllun all othors to whfcl, d!stance lends
enchantment to tho View. It Is tho quality Of
greatness. As no man Is hero to his Ynlct,
50 tho colossal character Of tho statesman IL
dwaFfetl by Nnrrownesa Of vision, Nothing
transbEred ycster.lay ut Washington which
WINS calculated to warm up the patriotic
blood Of tho most enthusiastic American
citizgn, nor eyCn tn contribute materially to
tho store Ut politIcal information. Every
now session of Congress begins in u sort ot
chaotic state. Nobody knows exactly what
is to be done first, alli II 1t were not tor the
saving grace Of mere routine. which calls
rolls and presents n at,l8ssagU, Congress Would
ba In hopeless sort Of bcw[ldoriucnt when
1t meets nttcr vacation.
Tako the proceedings In tho House yestes-
tlay. A quorum WAS ascertatnea by u
tedious process. A sort nf formal informa.
tion was tlled tlat the Senato Ind convened,
Then roll OF States was called for tho In
PRODUCTION of bills, which resulted III n mum.
ber Of propositions In which, Whatever their
, 1880-12-07

What Is tho fnrgWoll message OF President
Hnyes to tho Forty-sixtl Congress Is printed
elsewhere, and, though n digntfed and we'll
written document, contains few 1nattors OF
spccIa! interest, except Ills roytew OF and
recommendations concerning finances and
the currency. ua rcnaws the recomincndn-
tion In Ills last years. message to redectn and
cancel the grcenbacks. fiewoMtd treat them,
he says, tho snule rs bunds.-pay thosn OF
and burn them, md thereby c0ntruct tie legal
tendeE Nancy Of the Nation 0no-llalf for tic
benefit of tho creditor class In cnso OF pan1c
in trade. On this subject tho President is
Bourbon, who learns nothing, and pays no
attention to the experienced of other countries.
lie does nut seem to be aware Of tho fact that
ull other natIous have legaltcndcr paper
money because 1t Is necessary to the public
welfare. Ito has evidently not reflected OF,
the consequences that would follow the adoI'-
ton of his recommendation To abolish tho
grccnbacks and reduce the country to legal
tender exclusively OF gold.
The President ftllnlges IN his annual dec
lamation against tito standard silver dollar.
lie wuuts 1t made bigger; l,e wants Its bull.
lon yalue to equal iegal-tender gold, but ho
falls to explain how ho would make 1t clrcu-
lats II silver bullion should advance three or
four cents per otinca rs Its bullion value
tilcn would exceed tlle monoy value Of q
gold dollar. Would he. then reduce the
Weight and rccoln 1t? How often In year
would llo change tho weight OF tho stlvor dol
lar and rccoin It? This is branch Of tho
subject tho President avolds discussing; per-
l,aps lie never thought of it.
, 1880-12-07

twruty .nllca tn Rce II. Tho mnttis nE'orun7ll oF
hEfll,g l,s !Iaps Il this: First tho bunting nf'tl
ta pole nrh ln1n9ht Of vntcrs al ex"shsant
rates. then tho Kro1nl to rilsit tho r''le ts pail
fur, md, finally, II nnml,nrUf whtchcrs nrn crt'
gngr,! ~ g,inttl tho lr,.elnl,s roIn+. Onc iH'lo
c.at Ell: It t0ok thirty men three days III rruet
II, mud two roltcfs Ut wasch"rs. elch Ut six hon
stool sentry Uvor It Mt - htrcc. Ono soscr
askutt LII for site on which to pnnt II ilagstntt
III. cns,'e tlawn te G.; at,otGer 9ot III for
"wutohlnu" n iinE.-tlIo watching consisting
Of "touklng 1T It" When ho won't to bod aia when
III, Vnt tDt