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, 1880-11-23
SENATOR BROWN OF GEORGIA.

Senator l}rown nAtle a very mnnly speech
to the Legislature Of Gcorgia, al,A tho lnct
tint la WIS chosen 10 represent the State III
thv United States Senate nftcr tho delivery
OF such n spgec1l shows tllut tlDr0 IL s0tAo
probability OF Il reign Of common SENSE III ut
least one Southern State. Gen. f.0aEstrcet
assulMct stlhfiar position soon after tho
closo OF tho War of the llcbeltioll, mil w;ls
trcatct! with iEnomtny, socially ostracizc.l.
nnd polltlcn'lysulnnetl for 1t. Tie current Of
tlisloyalty and folly WIS too strong for hint.
Ills services to tho Confectionery werc for
gotten, and for braycly accepting tho lneyl-
table lIo wns brutally denounced rs traitor
to tho South. Dat years l,avo lnterve'!c,l,
tho Solid South al,d tho Demoeratlc party
have suffered repeated defeats, md there hns
bger time, ut |cnst, for tic sober second
thought. Senator brown does not claim to
represent tho old ruling element, tho slaye-
holding element, tho arlstocraey of Gcurga.
i1e says: "Tlerc Is y sentiment III ueorg!a
do not represent 1t Is tho sel,t1-
mcnt of that arisiocrutic class which
lived high, mud tasght tllelr children to
love 10 rlllo." What Southern public lltsll
Inns ever dared to Ignore the nrlstocrat'o
class? What Southern public nan las ever
hel0ro ycntugesl to disregard thu wishes Ut
thu eluss tlas +" lived high anil taught their
children to loyetu rulo"9 bnt tl!orc IL wnrse,
Or butter, bohlnl. Senator ilrown believes
he represents tho Iabortng classes If tho
6tatc,' alul says so naturally a,ul frankly.
| Il Southern statustllun seeking high place bu-
cause lso represents "tl.o laburlng classes u
Is a Nnyelty III Southern politics. Thu labor.
!ng clussus of Georgia ARC chiefly colnres(
M,en,-" llggcrs,"-anl Senator Iirown snys
squarcly that Ilo proposcs to represent tllen'
on tho floor OF Tie Senate Ut tic katlun! And
| to says this to thu wsitu !eglstat0rs by whom
ho IL surrounded, a1stl upon whom ho te
pentls Sor hts election. These while legisla
tors, too, many Of them, owu their seats II
the tact TINT colorcd men weEe cheated ou1
Ut tllcIv right 10 yote--tegnrized, bulldozctl
,,xsnsinatpt-ln tho Interest Ut solid South
and .Iuuhtless aolne OF thu legislators joined
III t!la cu,u.niosln,, Ut tho outrages by wlItct
they prnf'iul politically. Hut Senator Brow.
dues nut Iulace lualless. liz says" Let lis CIV.
, 1880-11-23
HOW SWITZERLAND SQuELCHED A FIAT
HGHEME

tNbnt 4t,n Min 1ltt,It1in NJ C.yibynrtnr,1 Ia
,,sn, ,,.n,, th., ,ros,I so,,sn t,a s.,,,,I ron-
u".n,;'.a %r ,,,,,,,t so ' .,.',,,.n, ,',,@t,,a",
~ ts ,,,I T., .,,.,r,, ~, t,,a;r ,,,s,ns,,in,, ~
1,''s,1n,,,,,,' ), ,,fst;a', ,'.,'at,,ar t,en
,.,,,, 49,. ra,;si,,, ~ % t,'a1r 1r,T.sni 1..a,
,,.1,i,,, ,vos s,,,,n,l,tod ~ tho,, f.,v, ,ro,.
a,n ,,,r.,.,n ~ ,,,a {. t,nf,rn',,," ), ,,l,In,,
sn"'o,.,,pt r'.,,v,,os ~, 1ro,o :. 1,,a,,tsaito
a." I",''.s.' c.,",.,1.,,',.
Thns, % ~" % ,..a sar.s w." ~ 1,ororon,,r,, MI,
rcintcs to or,u!ry INws, md ,ay bo culi,yl lor
Y m1o sircsora; t'1s ~ nttor nth concerns 1rgnnlo .1
lid ic,unti Of M,iN1 clrutnts. If 4 nnrtni ro-
yla!nn Of tho Constitution iN II sl,lnstio, tho
sonss',ca ti,o na,,er ots Tic M Srt,r.,s,i If ,o
Fmlerni Lcglsatnro. II lni 1nfnro tho electors.
,m ~ % y r. wit St ;s ~ sn tn s
II tntnt revision 6f tho Constitution IL desired.
Tic occlsl0n Of tho Referendum WIS this:
About yenr ago Herr Joos, n member fruiu
SclalEhauscn, mud n rank Communist md
advocate of flint money, introduced II meas
uro ln tho Fellcral Legislature to regulate
bank-l,otv issues, Ills Object being tosnppress
nil private Issues and make tic StAto TIC solo
lss,ler of nancy, his argument being the od
CDMMl,nisttc cinnlor that II money wero
ground out In sufficient quantities tho whole
country would ho prosperous, a'll the we'll
being Of tho working-cIasses would never bo
imperttcd by commercial crEsrs Tic Leg
islat,lre, however, took 50 little Interest In
llurr Joos' insanity TINT they never even
stopped to discuss lis crazy propositions.
lie then went beforc the pcoplr, allt, after Il
years work, he succectletl III obtaining tho
s1EnntNrcY OF E1OCO ELECTORS 10 II reuutSittDN
, 1880-11-23

Grorpn could tnko Ills arm nwAy and noted
tlrcntlfu1y. 1'0 thov hnru ttnm III ChIcNRIs"
~ Rl,ouNhlusll III ti1lrIn.lr responded tho un-
tuton'h Chlcnptiau ns lso measured tlur surcnyo
lmlt with hIA strong right nrEi.
WI llnyo received from "r.ynctto" pnem
untitled ~ Mnrfno Rong." with II rHI,lcst tint
1t lo published, but It lookA M th,uRh thu i,rHt
why wol.' l'u for tic gifted ni,s'oress to talse
trip Ia Washington nnd RinH It tn tho mNrinea
hrrsrlf. There Is nothing t!ko 'alrcct con,nuni-
catfnn between Interested t,nrtlcs.
Il Cleveland piper Rays that, "tn spito ot
NIL tic hsk t1nt Inns been tntulEat III ct'ncnrntnK
tho NATTER II 10 not 1T ulf certain that Secretary
Sherman wnutd accept 4 portfolio III tho HOW
Cabinet II IL woro offered hlut." This nny ho 10,
Int up this way rvrrytutly wants IL few pools OH
John when It comes to II raco fur M oll1cc.
william Cousins, nRe.l -, wis held In
1lrnoktyn Inst Iinrsttay III si,0,) lm11. cEnrRctl
With blnanly. Uet. II liu nlurric'l lsntci.n
1sHamcr. aKcd IT, and three wceka latcr ,nnrrLcd
Funny Edwards. who WIN bridesmaid ut tho first
wedding. Cousins ami his srcon wfe nrc tMtt
noted pedestrians. Whun hrrcste.she was trntsl-
lnH fur lie coming ctntcst for tho OLcary belt.
Tho Philadelphia T't,ncs snys ttlat "tllo first
element uf c.lltnrtal Independence md power
lsentIro freedom from tho pnlltlcal untnngc.'
etits which t,t'ifnNto nttd eject public oteerst
even llt,slnr Tho l'rst pnrty nomination. Thfs ts
undoubtedly Il valuable thing to ,,avc. bnt TT
ChcnRo thu irst ulc,nGNt of pt1It0rlal sucCrss Ia
tho nhilty tn reject communications from men
whn have lived In town thirty ycars.
How strange as VIC Itfe's pathway trend,
unmlmtfl,l OF tito 1,yRone years,
TT hnve the din rcce!uH rast,
With all its liupes Atlsl childish fcnra,
Present itaelf IN bright army,
Tho slentl years seeming hit II day.
Oil frngrnnt blossoms, small nntl sweet,
scem oncp more /. cMruless child,
1sOanInE ut will tho ,iycl0nH t1ny,
1'y cl1il'l!ln0ls happy thoughts bpguods
Tic fragrance frUn thy tiny ilowers
l!rings tnch tl1nse hnppy byuunc honrs.
-tium The ifuI,o1teu Dutch u JoI.l Kelly.
, 1880-11-23
CURRENT NOTES.

,JttSt rs Henry irving Is getting RlOry III tic
1ncirplr.,inn Of tho "CoryIcnu l.rntAora," E,lwtn
Inol ts playing tr tho Princess Thcntrc, ,yhcro
Charles kcnt l,rs. presented tho Corsicnn twins
tn IN Envlfsf, audience twenty-csgllt yrars uHo.
It wns nn nlap'nt!,n from tho French by llotc'-
c.slt; AM charlcs Fecl,ter WHO WIS tho orlRannl
player of tAo character In FArs, gavo It ~ it6
trAnslate'' ltl!l rOTnsnpetl ahupo when no first
en'nG to loiltlnn. onn heglns to 'Ton'Ier hnw blV
llal" would tllnkc III the pile OF modern stKo
tlASa II MI OF Noue!cauits hnnuwork wcro
tnkon out.
Thu vocabulary Of tho sc1,outlloy lnS long
been ,n,Gl Glforuyprrsstycncss. lr not for cuRll,rU
rs was Illustrated thu other day by MI i1,cIdrut In
tho 1tnryurtl school. rho PRINCIPAL Ind bccu
Kfyinr tho yp,,,,x gentlemen n carefuI lecture
on tho subject OF mythology, which ho Thought
he w,,Il1l supplement by Il brief examination of
tho cluss on Tho subject Of tho lecture. "tn tho
first plncc," said tho rrtueipu!, "wllo cau toll mo
whit II myth Isl" UP went II hp,ul, 1'rlncirnl-
"Wc!l. whit Is 'nysh7' Boy-"A stlir-a
ol''l"'
Mr.. William +. Poole, Of tho Chicago Pub
lie L,brury, hus rcrrlyu tho proofs Of bis nrti-
clio On Wttehcrtft," wlllch will uoct,py ntnut
tlrty naacs In tue gceor.l Of tho four ntltrto
volumes or tho "sIcnorlul History Of Isos.on,"
t,ow being published By j. Ii. Usgool s. Co., UNI
der tho ed!torship Of Mr. Justin Winsor, Of tho
kmown lnynltv to thn ,,,o,nory nr cottnu Mn,hor
Will vvp I'm utl,,t,onu n,orrst 10 hin mart of tho
work, liz Ia understood Il, he ,,rcpnrluu ,otIco
Of Tho t,rst volume oe thu hIstory for tic forth
cumnr number of lilo Dhj.
,rI,, u1,,.st,p.,,Iov ,, Il, mt +,,o ,nt, M ~
w.. ~ - a". VIZ ~. a., ~, -.
s.' ~, ~ 't1 a., mr...., u .o ,,s,.
s"' ..,s,.., "u nos''
.I,,,. F,,,, ist s, ,.,, '"s s',
..,m T., ,, , ,,,n.,,. a.'u
nt oxlor,i w,yc n ,lna reu.,crnR Of 4 urcck
play; ind this Is to ho fcpcatcd, 1t
Is snll. By tho students ut Tho Atl,urIenn Un3p-
nrl4a in tito Iattcr part of next sprInR.
Cnrlsnal Mnnning IL ls,.own as IL 9rcnt lovor OF
tho ClassIcn t1rnn,n ut tho Greeks ltld ltomnls,
u1lu strung ntltocato OF tho nn.t,al Latln llny.
Etnrly twGuty yonrs nH0 he printed, +" In usll,u
puurrrl,n,," tho 1i,tlHurta Of Fla,stl,s, tho
iA0rHtp n1,t| ittlra III 1orenro, Ht,tl tho ilceru
4'o1 Iprcntio," w4luh Is an adaptation Of tho
E,nue'ilts.
wills to ropr.ut Nrlinr,l stauyb,,rst's translu.
ti0n nf tho first four eonka 6f FlrEIPH tEneitlt
when illHt htl'o"rctl IN las:. stn'yhurst has
lived on tho reputation OF r'tcsila, n1l Is chiefly
kIH'wn iy Nnsl1s l'rote'ucd quotation III WHICH
hn phrodied his style, thus:
fhon .i!! ~ nnkn ,4vons vault to rcbonnd. With
or ruI rn,lt ruar!tln With t.lYIck tAwnck thurlury
bnlinc''a.
nut tue rcal stai1yll1rst IS mot mncll better
thllsi mo n'sf'es't''o. tor ITO tp!!s Of lhtlo WIN
"Cs1fks tl,'hfiHafy yteHl'-hhHnlshea, or arcad11l9
! "Gtht's" holne- flo!Re'; I"snlEcdes ID "cuck-
sure OF mo klngdnm; ntdo "stnnckly be'
msses' or KISSES. Ascutll'ts' nna tho aoSs M
scylln "nark, nawling, with yosP, yn'I'+ e1srry
, 1880-11-23

TllE t;ulf Stream does not como from tho
0u'f nurlng discussion in tho Enttonn!
Acadcmy Of Sciences In Now York Fri&lAy tho
Interesting faut WINS duyeopud that thu GULF
ssrenm, 10 culled, docs not como fr0m the Cuff,
As IL represented III the physical Kcoxruphtas,
but ~ iii equatorial current which e0nos
thrntlgh tho CnrlhbeAn eeu from thu Afrlcns,
coast, IL turned northoAst upuN striking tho
enast Of fnentnr. passcs through thu Straits Ut
fucatan anu Flortn and out lnto tho Atlnntg
without roniIy entering tho Gulf Ut stcxico at
nil. Tho currents IN thu Gulf nre not connected
with this great strcaln, aill Mro very slow.
, 1880-11-23
TRIBUNE ltlt.ASCiI OFFICES.

rur CulcA1o TRIBUNE l,na established branch
Offices fnr tho receipt Of subscriptions ana ndsert!ha'
merits ~ forDws:
NEW YuHK-l.oon, n Tribune building. f.T. Nc
FApnrx, MnnaRer. .... 49,.
Hi.AsGuW, EcDllnnh-A1lhns American News
AEunc1. u ttenhsfd.Rt ....-.
LoN1,1N. EnR-Amosican Exchange. aE, str4pd*
ltESnY +, Gt..I.t0, Agent.
WAHuiN1TQN. l., C.--l1tD + street.
, 1880-11-23

MIL WENDELL 1itif.L1rs has In tho eur-
ront nnsnGvr uf liarIEr's MuUa:fne lpttcr pro.
tcatirr NKninet thu common nb,lse Of the Ircpn-
Bt!on ic In certain French naElcs. ile Insists
that dc should bb united, unluss tho sur,lsne fs
adtlrd, Ur tho naanc bcglns with II vowel, Or wEcn
1t IL n0iltsyltnhlc. lie wants either TOctliuvlllu
orA. do Tocqneyl!lc. but rrJcrts tle TnequeyiIlc,
willie dc ,rhoh IL nllDwGl. 4 similar r,itu hoIts
gtMnl In German. 1t Ia pc.lAutu 10 say yuu Bis
1narek, while Prince ltsn,arck IL III Eoul as OTTO
yan bismarck, Or Altnply 1sislnarck. Won I[um.
bollt Is objectionable. a,d 1t Is not llnHtlmHto
to sny Alexander Humboldt, uoolha is cDrruct;
ynn G0otho IL not gt,otl. 1t Ia equally objection
nblo to cnll every ucrnlnn ltrrr, particularly
when tho person referred to Inns Il title. Tho
best uormnn uso Is to do grad,.u!!y ,wuy With
nll titles, savo where they uro necessary deaig-
natlons, or demanded fur reasons Of oIvity.
, 1880-11-23

TIIEIlEnfrlVEI1llt N ttlo H!StFlCt3 Of baltimore,
I3tston, Detroit, Huron. Mtnnesntn, New l.cl-
fnrsi. New OrleA,.a, New York, rnssamnquotlly,
Philadelphia, unl Sun Frtncsco during THO
month uC Oetubor, G9,S08 passengers. Of whom
Gl}t. woro Immigrants, 6,E5 citlzens ur tho Unit
ell Rtates retur,ed from, a!.r0ai, md .,l aliens
not intending to rcsa III tho United States. t,f
this totnl nutuhor Ut Immigrants rhere arrived
froM Eng'at,t, 6,105; Wales, ITO: scotnnd, 1.sa;
lroianl, St101; GerInany, l7,159: AustrIn. 1,tFi;
swrden, 34sJ; Norway, Lisa: denmark, no.;
Fr.nuo, L5l; Swltzerlantl, III; sni,,, ~; IIol-
land, <W; belgium, Ill; ltaly. l,a;.Itlssin, xI:;
rotar.d, III; lIul,Hnry, 48l; Finland, II; 1,o.ni-
ion Of Cana.la, t7.bl7; Chlnn, IA; Auslralas 81;
Mexico, u: Portugal, u; Azorcs, ~; und frus,
aIl other countries, 10.
, 1880-11-23
The NEW CHINESE TREATY,


THE NEW CHINESE TREATY.
The Commission recently srlt to China
to negotlntc ln1Lilicl treaty with tho Cetcs- |
tlal Government has concluded It's work, and
although tho official drift will not 10 lnalte
known until It Is submitted to tile Sennte fur
ratification, lis lnNM features llt.va been
tlvulgcl sufficiently to form nn Intelligent
opinion Of Its scope md merits. 1t Is uiltler-
stood tlnt 1t does nut infect tho status Of
Americans resident III Clfnn, nor d0es 1t
trench upon the commercial relations Ut tho
two countries, which rcrtatl rs provided for
III tho Rced Trcaty Of 1853. II Is I'll reality Ii
modification Of two clnusrs of tlio I}url!n-
gasno Treaty, which recognize tic right of
voluntary emigration an.l provide penalties
for taking Clllncsu subjects to this country
without their c0tlsellt, nntl giving to Chinese
In this cDuntryt'lo sNrne privileges, imlnuni-
ties, i1lll exemptions us arc enjoyed BY other
natt0naiities. III lieu Of these provisions tho
leW trcAty provides "tlnt no master Ut my
vessel owned III Whole or IN Inrt by citizen
of the United Sntus, Or by my foreign coull-
try, slinll tako OH board from any
port III tic Chinese Empire or other
foreign ports any number of Chinese
passengers, ,nale or fclnale, III excess OF tho
nu,uber OF nftccll. to bring tllonl within tic
Jurisdiction 6f tho United statcs," md nny
master OF II vessel wlo ylo1ates this proyls-
lon Ii lseil to bo guilty nj uls,le,uuu,,or,
and subject to flne md Imprisonment. No
Consul can grant II certificate to my vessel
leaving ChIna With moro than llftceM pas-
sengers, anu every master must fltrnisl, n
tf,,k -.
, 1880-11-23
r1Eor1No PRESIDENTS BY POPULAR VOTE

ELE0T1NG PRESIDENTS BIZ POPULAR VOTE.
Inc bcfls'd1eai neita1'on ior eAa''se III 9ne
moae oi elee'l"' u'e i,t's'aent. Fo ''."t W.
mhS ~ chosen ny Il dircct popular Vo'e, lh-
steau ot ny tlecl"ls' ms oeeh.i ae''l'h ~
Wtltee III 'he ~" losA 5tc'tut1 "tt'"e"'cs
tise cllanga 'h tfee eol'''ans OIL i'1e 'Spe. "'.'
tio neE'oc.n''e esl1o1S VI ,l'"l"'a. III eee'f
'ate foft N"5ne co''st''a1lol'lnec''hR' r.
so''fu 10 press t''o sah'e saojcet uIoA ulo
httefltlos' oi tho'f reaaers.
Tl!cN nro sound ai,d wcigl'ty arguments
fur clccting President BY the rote of tho
wli0lu people. Under The present system
vote III onc sense counts fur 'nora In II large
St'se than III nsllll nlic. The citizen Ill NEW
Iurk helps to clloosc tl'frty-'lvo Elcc'ors'
While tho citizen iii Col"tAdo, oregon, Nesatla'
aild Ncbssska yOics for ol1iy three Eject
ors. 1t Is trltr, however, tint ws'at n citizen
III New York gains III TIC i1'l'alDer oi Eject
ors llo ill"y voto tof 'ic 'oaes III feIatson 10
tito wtlolen number OF voters. I'atls III Nevaaa
u'c vote Is enlal 10 TIC 1iltecn l'ionsailtth of
tho whole vosr, wllcrcas III New York II Is
less t'Ian nilltontl' Of tile whole. But our
Present Electoral system savors too 1'llicli m
many minds also ut tic OH lieresy OF stnte"
Sovereignty, alM helps to pcrpct'sate stnte
md sectional lines.
LINT INC oe1ecttohs 10 M cleetloh OIL tha
ifes'aeht W Fop"'ar 'otc' Us ",Ia'fs s'!'"' ~
PRESENT. arc l''su1h'oaa'ao'e' Inv nist col',
altiol' LOT MassltlR M the saes toge'',er' n'nl
pe'as governed ~ wv Mnjofny os p'"'"nts
oi u'c WHOLE ~ ''at 'hes sl'on1a"'' pceti"".ly
honest: that tic meaning Of tic word suf-
ltaso s9lo"A! oe ttlo s1.'he u, e'ctS p"ts" u.
tae oh'ot'' IL II 'to.otlous 'lMt ~ p1esen1
tuls IS noe the ease' u e'sn1"t ae'' eH.sl'se
olatcs 1slo eleet,fe 's"1c!1isu '!as pesotl'e" "
ihfce anu lt"a''' "'" III NV y. 'e""s '''e t"io
OF LUG h!'of1'y nus ''eo'i es!"p''S'c"' "s'' II
HOW sus'.''"ea ~ sco"""'el's"' ''''o ''''e''ee'
Ii llao ''u"ce''e..s "ete s''o''s c""us"' .no
sa'u '.En. . easy = w. au ~ -. 49,. sa'o ps, osaJ'
13oa.,'n'' ,', .t 1 's'u,s ~ 49, so
NeM."a, s'.sso'. ".pe~.n ~t,'aa. VI M pu.,a', ns
: i44'",'ts' Nv. o's' D'o'. .'. ~ -1" I"a'.' rs"'
so"n. % W. ""''." ~ w ps.''',u ~ ,,,al,'
puHo' w. 4"t "'.'
ou..''' " NV ,', o" H. ,,,."u .,,.
s'lo i'op"is'1 '."'o''.ssn "o"lA ~ 'tn.su w.,
, 1880-11-23

lnitnr NJ c,pitni h l,r.trf,s tn t'Ert limit IN pncrt
nr MI " 'tnW w, kt:t'l'n frt9 ,'f1Ih-
n r., c1,.t ~ r,,,'t1' o., m ~ t'rnsr thrill WI
rry h.,i'ls Il, lint nrinrin,,.' riIi,'! ~ TIM iIcna
NlI1wR men tn ~ nni1 sn ~ Il, M,htrty whth
wn,c, ~ thG sh'n .nn nws them II ''%e ,+n al
A,"rritm. iIs ts H., 'v,,,. ,,ttriy, ah. .'1
Try, or to allow tlao rotry tt' rr ,tI' n 'h t,a'.
hos'Ni ''D'tffht tIleE.l: Wn M.lfc,o ~.
mn overwhelming public arntncn, IL "t.'e ,la That
~ Just as much opposed Ia t'r'.. ~ Tho Sarlh
80 u. u,., ;" " t'e dhtllli1sttnn Vt lin s.. ~
~ "aeu1h4ion.-A'sVf.sfa sGh.) Lhrutrr i,'th ,,.N
~ enrIot.aItuEnry N tho S,aIth In lxsyy IT, "aat
w,s nrf"1tnI m lin ,',.,,. ,"u carpebnYrr,
ju%,sl Tin WMr Mn It'll, J. VI il1lr' whlc, ri.
NnrtllcrII ,,lvcntilrcrs with II" n,I IhHrs aai
si,r 10 hnv,, % ,iii,s, ;neGs g. whl, they Is,s. s!.
wosiil h,vs rnIl ny "t" ntt';n,,, "'' ~ nst.l nnaas
nrt,fI1 I'a ' !t ut !; nce ,hat o "s'f ,a, it,
iu,Sfr,ts ,,r Int'. III III hn.., " tii'lG o earns.
inv viii tile Ennf.ir tnI1 nG ts silelr sny. hnh
lmrHery Is in sBJ2 ii ny ,i,,1 ,' rh WI', .arpet.
c,.rt- Iarrr ,rnii." % ht, G1.,%ss y voter, IL
ir,,, njl lilies llnt yn III, ~ w. n,illo ~ illo "nanpt
w. nro a,trsll simt tho Soulh has mi sr,w, ..kr
iil" viii nate" ~ .iiJ pa. tels ftirs. Ih7tpn i
pNrts Of Tho wlrit ntl ,hcy M .,1tn from nj
tho wny thu Kurh builds nj, lurrr t,,,",e' Ill
Spccch of i. l.. 1',,ph, scnst.ro,a.,
Aluiumn Legislature: ). + ,,onr .s' ,s''e'' to the
tIpns TINT W. shouk, uhor, H., ',''fe a''vge..
t!'aer'c5-thht We shoilt divide tilt Hulil so,,,
~, .,'n. aen.ae'Ie.' = "lls never moro important
lnaln tostnor rs united people, If Nc s'ns a,.
rite ,y't o,,rssyGs fr"m tho Sortcr Dcrr,1a,
Ms s 5 se" ne wj T Ssr,q '%H.|,y H. xS,s.
rfut,t
III liz %'1r %r, s,ty1 ,tI Gt h, n o se,
na l.Mt.AGnuuti IVY hnrllihhl3hs lnlun. Iii III,
KITTY .S, w. H., ~ 9oo unMn, ni!d q thu lest If on
M.li.S, ~. " tn9 exfrehe Of tleHatr,l pnwcr. nj
f.cr,tc I'D f ftctIy "st.s xs ts,,ish tir whcf MI e
satSs n ut, Eu''!e',et rclemher. aud djRI'r Is
M ~ ps0etdnca 10 ttG Wr tllht lltler no psiu.
renner tno Sniinio!e .i right Of ocal self.3Sr
nrilf.ientl . rro!utigc't eleersl shni, viii,
Fnnf 1'nstn!sss1n. 70 into tho Sunatu Of ths
sInM1len Witn AZ ~ amendments ntil uhlIss
tiois. sum! liz ny eyg stiton my rule Of actjan
~ tno Gntlsttlt lF nxcs ~ cyu .ipnn iho tluT
amu, 1s tIG wv in!t'Ws to lHht. thou canst nj
lhesi 10 1Also To my othor StAto or scutlon.
I,tt}I lFft{L 1uzctfc: Mc,plrrs of t,o c.l
t,or tu,,I, viii IN sn,,,,,,r,,o, alo eob-
y!,nt ut, Important ,rt tl,oy hnvo iu.a, :" Mata
In tho late ircsputtnl election II, t,,o rs,1 '1V,
Sintrs. Twelve yours uro thoy mn,,o ,,o,, 's4 r,"'
field III, honorary uunt,rr of their I'm, . uas.
s WIS nominated rs Ncpu,I,icnn can,ioa "'s. ~.
tic Presidency tho Democrats covcrIr se,..,
this incident lit ills earesr .o l,oll III i, po v,
6iit1in TUG nontnco nl frntgctI1nfst lMrty,
Wio WY, wms asso ~ llonornr,. member Of tho Cob.
ueii G!iUn. ~ WIN Ten. uRrlgkl prS.
inetlt paid llm by tho Club he never knew
tnaL they ueEeftt! III lrcc trH!r. Thu New
10, a"rK mnn i,L iroLroa11coa tfa familiar mo;to II
, 1880-11-23

En.t1d al tte Post-nMe At t'hcan. III, ~ Sfsond-
th1as Matter
Fnr Tho nennnt Of nt,r l,ntsonf WIN dear0 to semi
eInale copIes 1T rlix TRIBUNE through tho mail, wo
.tyo luscsth tho transient rnta Ut IFuAsnHd.
t)1,afstic. T'ff ChpH.
E1a,t and Twelve f'aRp l'aper. eontss
EIXEo0tt HaHu His1f centSs
fhtffVn+ a. ..
FlRtlt and TWOlVO IhE0 GcHtS'
eiLf1eN InR0 l1sf %9"%@'
, 1880-11-23

HAPPY Is that llnl, who does not put his
trust II, I'rlucus. But hupplor still, In tLoso
risky tIu,us, IL he vino takes nu "tlyers IN
Btueks, Kruiu or provisions.
, 1880-11-23

COnfST111AN CHAPTER, NO. a. II. a. Nj
Epecllt cunrncation TMesday evening, NOV. Il ht
T:alu'clock, Work on tho yaI Asc!! 1,cE!e0. WIS.,
InR Companions arg lnyltgt: W order, y. :,
JOHN O. DICKEtsSUN. Secretary.
, 1880-11-23
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1850.

A FolsrN10IlT ago THE TRIBUNE printed
n complete table Of tho vote OF Illinois by
counties, Tho official canvass was nlndc
yesterday, and 1t compares with TIE TN1p-
USE's results Us follows:
, 1880-11-23
AAlUbEAl 1sSTA.

1Tnver1y's frhentr<.
Dearborn atrcrt. cur1,1r nf MnnTno. Engagement
Of Lcavitts Enallth Oiorn iiurlosaaa Company. "ln
FlllQ ttu Tambuur Major"
, 1880-11-23

1Icrshcy Hall, s
Madison street, butweun Stnt0 and Dearborn.
"Mo1tlmur's Mysteries" Afternoon and oYonlnE.
, 1880-11-23

Clark street. between l.ake nnd itandnph. Engage.
mcrt 1T tho INT Rooney Combination. Variety Gu
tcftafninont.
, 1880-11-23

=
MnhIeon s!rcut, betwecn atatu md Donrborn. En-
pagemcnt uf tho Gusche-ll1ppeF colnpaAy "Unt
Hundred Wlvcs.r
, 1880-11-23

<3rand upern.1fntiae.
Clark strent, nppo.ite nav cuurt-l1nuso. ENGAGE
mont Of Shannon and Edca0n "a G0tdon Gnne.h
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-02
Crack Goes The WhiD.

CoTsiCana Observer.
The Galveston Journal, the Christian
Advocate, the Mexia Ledger, the Texas OBJ
server and Treasurer Lubbock are I'll exc -
Cised over tine use of too much intoxication
among officials in high life. The journal
opened the campaign by a brosdsder fired at
the officers of state OF Austin. This Ledger
cracked away at tho Journal, and stray Shot
rikashayed and hit the Texas Christian Ad-
vocate. The Texas Observer made an eche-
long movement and poured volley of grape
and canister into the Ledger's wheelhouse.
Just at this critical juncture, Treasurer Lub-
book loaded up and fired bomb-or tried to
at the Journal and Advocate, through the
Galveston News column, but the fuse was
not cut to fit. 1t did not explode. The
News returned il mot the fire, but the bomb,
SO that Treasurer Lubbock could cut the
fuse to fit the columns OF the News, but the
state treasurer was little cut Of patience by
this time and crack went the whip-bang
went the bomb into the columns of the
Democratic Statesman right at the capitol.
The whips pop lively.
The Texas Christian Advocate found a
loOp-hole and retired, by a flank movement,
behind the bulwsrk of the Journal.
The Indications are that the engagement
will soon become general all along the line.
The Ledger, Mr.. Lubbock, and perhaps
others, of our state officials will rally on the
shores of Rum Lake, and under the banner of
King Alcohol mako desperate fight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-02
Defending the SOM,

Co,. 'ieil times.
powerful O o hubbard, OF Texas, is maxine
audiences speeches in Indiana. Appreri asiug
with markeslen to his defense of tbe s"M,S
or rather intention. The south has tr TVu'd
friends, and COED too much of Der por, f,.e 60
herself against euontly neglected to defs,, /,
partisan Speakers t,attacks made by HIT
but conservative codong already. This boId
bard meets with the of Governor HnhI
hi; own state and .outhest approval from from
calculated to set us in a states, but it is
q. people who have heretolper light before
side OF the subject More Q: heard but one
could go north with the apg public men
respective sections and the val of their
What we need is to be underste south. |
aside. be set