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Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-24

District of New Haven Probate Court,l
 June 23d, 1880. { HESITATE of AMOS BINNEY, late of New Haven, in EL said district, deceased
 Pursuant to order from the Court Of Probate for said district will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder the 7th day of July at Il o'clock in the forenoon un1ess previously disposed of st pri vate sse the real estate of said deceased situated in said New Haven, known as No. GA Greenwood street. Sale to take place the premises in said New Ha- ven. Terms made known at time of sale.
 ISABELLA H. RAYMOND, AdIninistratrix je24 3t# with the will annexed
 FOR RENT,
 SSsA FiEst-C1ass House for one or two fami- kssi;iil lies with bath and all modern improve EIl rnents will be rented for ten months or longer. Terms moderate. Also a fine Place on Howe street, with all modern conveniences, located be- tween Crown and George streets, will be rented for the summer or longer. Price low.
 Houses and Lots for Sale. Two Family House on Ferry street price and terms easy. House Woodward avenue, East Ha- ven l; fine view of New Haven and harbor; price and terms right. Money to loan on real es- tate security in amounts to accommodate.
 Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Office open evenings je24 l.. F. .COmSTOCk.
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FOR RENT,

IAs THREE Brick Houses Nhalley avenue, be- Ha;ia tween Winthrop avenue and Norton street. E,sL These houses contain all modern improve ments and have dining room and kitchen on the first floor. For terms apply to
 CROCKETT FUTILE, ap10 If No 91 Gofe Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-24

The National New Haven Bank.
 State Charter 1792. One Hundred and Sfxty-Ninth Dividend.
 SIX PER CENT. A sEMI-ANNUAL Dividend Of six per cent. has A been declared, payable on and after July first proximo Transfer books closed until that day.
 ROBERT I. COUCH, Cashier. New Haven. June 22. 1880. ie24 6diW
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TNads.
SITUATION WANTED.

EDY lady of superior education, copyist book keeper, or to engage in any similar occupation furnish frst-class references Address
 je24 2t% " BOOKKEEPER,' Courier Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-24

DY A young man of good address tGermanl, situ- l ation where he could make himself generally useful, either farm, to look after horse, grounds &c.,, gentlemans place. He could do, many things in a family, like waiting. &c. Under-t stands something of store business having had expe rence in the old country in repairing watches clocks &c and is willing to make a trial of anyth ing tha may ofer Library Rooms, No. 75 Orange street.
 jeI7 L.. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-24
DEATHS.

LANFAIR-In this city, 23d inst, Abbie J. Lanfair
 daughter of Capt. John R. Lanfair, aged 37 years. Funeral at her fathers residence, 70 South Front street, Friday at o'clock p. m. BRONN-In this city, June 23d, George Fl. Brown aged GA years
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-24
REMOVAT

1O9 Church Street. ie93 RerIxeLe x Curtfss.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-24

"ANIEAs ID respectable girl situation to do second wor ) or light housework in private family; refel ence from last place. Apply at je24 1t1 63 GEORGE, corner of Day st.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-06-24
w A NTFn

energetic and intelligent boy, not 15 years A of ago. and who can bring the best of references to honesty (no others need apply), may hear of situation in store by addressing at once
 iez2 3ts StEMPIOYER,r New Haven P. O..
, 1880-12-10

OSE recommendation OF tho President in
his recent Incssnga pertaining to Gen. Grant
Inns very generally escaped tho attention it
deserves, rs 1t was sandwlclletl In somewhat
inconFruously between the library aud navy
sections. Tho President Says:
commend to tho, attention OF Congress tho
FrcAt aervlces Ut tho C"tntnandcr.in-Chlefo Of
wis0 tril. and pntri0tio conduct did much tn
hrtnH tint t1otnuntul.s conflict to n ct0su. Tho
legislation OF the United BtAtca Contains n,nny
rEeccdcnts for tho recognition Of distinguished
M!llthFy tnorlt. huthUrizinR rank md en!Dll.
incnts 10 be conferred for eminent servIces to
tho appointment. OF Eaptnin-lencral Of tho
ARMY. with suitAhso provisions r9AtlnG to coln.
ponsnt1On. retirement, nttt 0th1r details, would,
IN my Judgment. he altogether tltting nnd
prol,sr, aud would bo warmly approved by tho
country.
Wllilo tho tltlo which tho President would
confer upon Gen. Grant muy be open to
question, there IS no question tint the Idea Is
IN excellent one and would meet with tho
general appreciation of tho people Of this
country. Tho American people aro not wilt
Ing TINT a man who has twice held the high
est office III their gitt, who led their armies
to victory, nnd who reflected such honor
upon then In almost every civilized Court In
tho world, should bo turned out to grass and
left with nothing to To. If tho Presidents
recommendation can bo called exceptional, It
must be remembered that Gen. Grant Is an
exceptional ma1t.
, 1880-12-10
PUBLIC OPINION.

New Orleans Times (Dem.): The Prcsi.
dents viewa With seXarl to tho Mlssissippl River
are nil that could be desired.
Nashville american {Dem.): MF, Hayes Is
nut to DO congratulated on cahlblt.nE himself In
hIs message as narsuw partisan ana q most NJ
1nahIlorel person.
Washington Post lDeua): The Qoulds and
tho Vandcrbllts may cry peaco3 t,eaco but
there IL no peace under tho sway OF such III
thvsa but tho peaco ot peaury and civil dcAth.
Philadelphia Iclegrup1 (licform Rep.):
On tho subject ot Civ!l'soEvloo reform tho
President tllssorkatcs largely Tlta portion ot
BIZ .tMessa9e, Il, speak plAlnlg OF 1t, MiAht 10
Glasslllpl ~ kWAddlu.
New York Journal Of Commerce (Dem.l /;
President Hayes might hayo tloue tho couutry 4
part!nx service bud DO faithfully warned It
AgunRt gubaltly legislation. ThiS Ia on0 Ut tho
KFeAtest daHxerh VI our time.
Springfield Republican, {Rep.}: The solec-
ton OF Gen. ". L. lIaxen as Chief 6tgRal 0lfoor
will be received with regret by tho public " M.
other proof OF tho we,ght Of family influence in
important appointments. Gen. llazau's con-
neGtiun with U recent court.usttial did not adtl
to bis reputation, 4nd hv ia nut known to huye
uay soeclul scluAkl1o qualifications tor tho posl-
, 1880-12-10

SAYS contemporary: Land Leagues aro
pocuEnlug In ireland almost ns humorous ia
limited liability companies. They aso sprtnglng
up OIL all Sides lIko mushrooms. Each tlay tho
formation of sotno now. League ID announced,
and 1t must bc admitted that tho prospectus 10
OF u very Inviting cbAraotor. Tho "Ladtos'
National Leugue" and tho "IIoIlso LcnKuo +"
aru tho latest schemes Of this kind; and thero
seems to ha no reasoa why they should not DO
successfully "floated." THO "Lndiea' Land
League" Is stated by tho Breeman's Journal to
have boon formed by sotno patriotic ladies Of
Dublin, and hns for its object tho protection aud
aid Of ovicted widows IND orphans. 1t Is 10 havn
cahtral conmittoo in Dublin, which will bo III
connection with tho lrlsh National Land Leayua;
aud brnnchos aro to 10 formed In every county
IN ireland. lifts operations oxtond tU tho pro-
tGctlon and reIiof Of tho wd0ws and orphans of
murdered and ruinod landlorls aud agonts, It
InAy bec0nao IN extremoly usefnt association.
Tho "itousa League" IL q rnoven,unt sot on
foot III Llme1lck. Tho nooossIty for tho estab.
,ss!,snent Of tho League Is grounded Oil tho ui-
lcgci fact that rs much tyranny ind Injustice
hayo boon practIccd by landlords ln tho towns
as In tho countlos. There cnnnot DO d doubt
that tho landlords OF town houses, both fur
nishel and unturnished, still cling to tho notion
that they have 4 right to claim rent from thes
tenants.
, 1880-12-10
PERSONALS.

Betrnth will bo popular resort this VIM
t6r. Contrnry to his tsunt custou,i Waguort tho
composer, is not 9oluy there.
"Scylla Dare" Inns sent In n poem nbo.lt
wanting to be alone. Weconfldontly expect ono
from charybia somebody next week.
III England oysters cost 81 cents a dozen,
which eGoctualfy prevents uny church oystOr
Buppcra. 1ts un Ill wind that b!owa uebody
good.
=, 4 very extraordinary Incident occurred In
thss pity fow hnys ngo: thrce mon frbm Ohio,
homo Of them holding Fotloral olllce, meeting
upon tho street.
Oliver Wendell Holmes is said by tho
London Tmes to bo ''tnu best living wrltrr of
occasional pocms." Th'sis doub!les1 tr.lo, ow-
Ing to tho fact that al tho otlor poets rofuao to
wrto occasionally.
N;llA Wheeler Inns written poem entitled,
"What Arc tho 1.lttio stars Saylng7" 30 far nB
wo hayo bcon ah!o to learn, Ella, tho lttlo stars
uro saying thur tho b,g ones, Ilko uosnhardt aIld
hooth, can't act bit.
A Cleveland paper recently roforred to
Henry Wurd Necchcr as "lannclltuR out TN tho
ehorcIcss sons Of Impt0ty md skopt!c!sln." TAoro
aru some 1in0 writer's In Cluyolau1 but they Aro
not connected With newspapers.
1}ernltnrlts Camille wnB rather coit|ly re-
cova1 In 13ostau. 6Arah should havg opened hor
Unston scas0n With something wild and oxettlug,
like lcctu ~ on biology or piper MI tho sup
posed l!se and habats OF the pse~AaaH,ite snmn.
II tho gentleman who dropped III yesterday
to Btatc that tllor0 WoEe good "9rul,nds" for tic
failure Of tho Now York colreo-house which s!ls.
pondcd "Wednesday will sonsl ILLS iddrcss ruml-
nnnt Of tlH pn.lts suitable for patching, will bo
returned. THO bulldog IL always united.
"L!ttle {icorge''-Yes, you should always
, 1880-12-10

Bishops Spaldln3 Of Peoria and ireland Of
Minnesota are doing n good and practical
work III calling attention to tho wretchedness
..na,.,a ~ ~ y. w. a 1 " .., v
people IN Ills country, anu using taelf best
o,ron ~ tnrs" et .ha, .,, Asve
dresses upon widespread Observation-Disclosures
sehg tnn s1s naa maze soao sug
which t,ov cn,,ld ottaclx thfs rraat ovf. mr.,
s,' Mca ..'1s =. coa ass'a ..as stea1 ~. u y.
inll,gnte IL not almost ent'roly eradicate n Il
vi "e"nesaaS asoill1s' tne e','l' eooa n'st'- ~
oIls addressed themselves to the task OF dl-
o'>a!s t.u h1o"S s"ao y, @tls" e'',.e ."spiA
.aoi'l tae 1argo c'.!ea 10 uao mower western
cou4a w AAd' u'shop 4lelssihl uoFoleu nl1h-
self to showing how successful Irish colonies
And us lit Is President OF the Irish ColonlxA-
tIop sncietv, nmf Ina hup,, actIvolv onf, NOR.
s'o1 9ooto'Jt e1'.' !''a oee't ao'tset5 ai'a Pul@
sou0lly engNgeu In advancing Its interests,
l,o apeaks ly the curtl. D,shon SunIdtnr'
on the othor hand. spoke OF the misery ot
tile Irish laborinE classes In 1Rrgo American
cltles. As q taxi for some brlef comment
wo quote the following statements from the
Bishops address;
| LooklnG o. tho Catholics as they were. he
uioyed rsthor thaa oiap,oyne: and vii WSIia pI It
Ws true ea..t they weso @ @wsll roP rosettod IN tho
univ irish Gn,hniIos ot ~ III fis 1lsTE ~ "9s ~
country enxtgoa tn tar1nlug. Tl,o Oorlnans,
a.,a n aoa at, ~ op9tan;2n, rsn;, haa anons %D
wero more prosperous, Ono-haif u tho htnsrls
sas. oao. t9'ta r. u 70 unrmaas and 9nly 9,!s
tho soii Was th,s al il shnsM Go, Md ~ Iis Wers
, 1880-12-10
THE SIGNS or BoURYoN1saf.

t1t
anuso po'aun', "1.tuoi t'opuu1'cAls y.
s''iu..A's' VIZ ."'e .opsu ~ uqseyeu sl.at
~ .atp s4a91S .ots"s ~ ,oo ueioe4a'.o
.au'uaso m W lsss'ac',t "ou1u 4eat ton o.ca".
up1t 1no Don'oe,114s anes u icnulust!'.es.t
pu'ss A,ss w W., aoa1ao'l ~, .".s
taeo'S 10 "so4lo' ,',l .,np'ou"o'u' Inv 1o"l W
uuyo u".tns ""l9a eo''3'ces H1s oeo,. III
seSs'oa !''so 7er'su W ue'no''st'a.o .la1 uiote
80 a. ''ot NV, any Hlo'o t''4. IL 4'o push
i ..1o s'li"'1sst pa'poSo ul oes.io alaonR
'ae p''"oota''o N""e,a W W., snl'Ao
wv ~ WY W." altccuon' MHcn
t~al,l, eissa.Io .o"ktnss!Ne.' Dss"n ~ nfslso III
=, Mas'l'Mston t''uiu "ele oeeAs'o''a' s1e'ls VI
,..l. u.spos'l,oa ~ 'na'sl''ua'lzo a'o nnas's NC
nnu"1suso ~ u'o 1'se u successive aaieata
l"1t1'e t"p p'aat t"cI1y 5cAsa' 1"e ouatneln
eonRtess''!c'e ca.'o o!'ch iIo'a 'i1e't als'ltcts
WIN q icelng u o..tor 1escatlhont 10 u'olr
Noslaesn a,4tes- f1'!s sehtimeht was nor
,'e" nor s1ssklhe' as tht ooptac9h democrat
''as Always .'ea'ea t!le No7thefh democrat
WIN boou oe"! ~ eo!!'eulpt1 "netael an
triumph oF ueteal' II was more 70
tuo poas' Ho"cSaf, !" hote that
No!tnefh mefnoess "cso ifee!y Vehta-
!at'ng among tae'F 11'eaaH tne'f a'sgnst
1of ulo sulorcinous manner ana so''lsll
gfoetlinoss "h'oh haVo characterized the
Confcdofafo control OF congress: Common
ticfeat gaYo thls sentiment an airing. An III
stance OF TIC fsolti'g was furnished BY tito
declaration OF several Democratic Congress-
mon from tile Nortl. TINT they would yoto for
Republican to Till q yacanoy III tho 1lousu
IostOtllco 1t good man wcro proposed
rather thau submit further ta Confederate
0ictatfon. It WIS claimed by oil grades and
shades OF Democrats TINT thorc should bo
10 politics In tho present session, but TINT
the public business should bo prompt
" and efficiently discharged. hut no
sooner had Congress convened than the
party whip was llourished, and the Demo
, 1880-12-10

Irish Land hilt DO extended to England. The
Irish farmers have hat tic sympathy of tho
English workingmen since tho commence
mcnt of tho present agitation, ns shown by
tho action Of Drndlaugll, l3nrt, Macdonald,
Tl.orofd Rogers, Joseph Cowen, and other
representatives OF English worklngmen In
tho British Parliament, and as still moro
forcibjy proved by tho tone Of tho working
mcl,'s Journals, tho Weekly Disptatc1. Rev.
1lo.ds' Newspaper, anl tho Newcastle Chro,..
tcic. Now that tho English farmers are por-
sonally Interested, their aid, II not their
sympathy, may be counted on 10 q cortain
extent. The world moves.
, 1880-12-10

LonD UEAcoNsBIE1.D, who 1,as mover bccn
In tho United statos, n,akca tho characters LII hs
now lloyul Bpenk In this ulokonosQua way uf
American soct1ty:
~ suppose tl,otr society Is like rho best 60
otuty In Aanchestcr7" satd Lord ltotlnsnp{0n.
ut vnrius IN .ttForont oItes, sa!t Cnl. Albert:
" In sono thorn s considerable oultitro, anl
"fes; but wllntoyer they niny bu, tboy will a.
wHyH he cofvn!At. Whnt ls colonla! necessarily
hicks originality. a cntlttry TINT torrows Its
lnslYtsaKn tts lnws. md III religion cannot have
Its Inventive powers much developed. They
arcuuti. .hn114,"
, 1880-12-10

tho Inv hy HilSpenttnk tho law Is 80 grossly
Inconsistent ttat 1t cal,not DO justified With
ont nomo eattss not yet sllown ho!ng
presented. That Is ono form, of tho British,
dlcmn. Another presents Itself equally rs
forcEbly
Tho writ Of 1,abcns corpus can only be
Suspended BY net Of Parliament, and by oven
II more ancient right freedom Of debate ca,,-
not bo tlcnscl In 1'nrlulnont. Thu bill 10 ;
suspend tho writ Of llabens corpns cat nosor
bo pnsscd 80 long rs my respectable number
OF tho members shall opuoso it, and TINT such
II bill would 10 opposed to tho last extremity
Is most cerlafn. To secure such a
suspension, therefore, tho House OF Commons
must revolutlonizc lho history Of parlla-
ment ny adopting "llat Is known In this
country rs tho "prcvious question: which
cuts of md prohibits. MI debnto. Tho Drit-
, 1880-12-10

Gun "esteenled contemporary across the
way still thinks It was tho ouly paper in tho
United Btatea that secured q stolou nbstrnot ot
tho Presidents 1nessaga !n tImo for publication
last Mouday. 4 slmtlar notion ts disturbing tho
CINCINNATI pnpess. Ono Of thutn Wants to know
tl1ao for Its hDntly tsaue, uu!csa 1t !Ay In wa!t
for tho first cllon Of tho rlval. Tho faots seem
Ia 10 these. HoMo ilnserupulous lohemtau tg
Washington concoctoa protendsGt nbstrapt OF
tho message, and sold several coplcs OF 1t sxclu-
siyeiy for u number OF Now York uad Weatora
puper8. Tho .Wustcr1a pApc.s that declined to
buy M " exclusive" copy OF tho alleged abstract
Ind It tolaGraphcd to thou, blollday nuorn,tlg
from ot,o Of three or four Now York papols that
published 1t "pxcllslyey." And ail tho papers
tl,at printed 1t were soll whelhar thoy rot 1t III
ting for their tlrst or second edition, aA 1t was
not an nbstruot, but only gucss, aud rather
pQpc oa1 Ut tt.at.
, 1880-12-10

SENATOR JOHNSTON, Of Virginia. Is pre-
pairing an artlulo upon The condItun of tho
South. llo will sock to show that tho lilTcrunco
In tho ratio or tho tnRterLai progress Of tho two
sections OF country Is duo In no slight lcgreo to
tho small amount of pcctlnlary nRsfstanco tho
Su.tth lns received from tho uerurai Gororls-
tneAt, III comparison With tho Immense stins
Tint hayo bcon appropriated to tho North,-np.
preparations to tho lattcr amounting to billions,
wh!l0 fuw millions will coscr nfl TINT hls boon
appropriated to tho cnt[ro South.
, 1880-12-10

SoslE Americans who hayo not studied tho
subject aro disposed to con1emn tho Objects
atu,s. eno methods OF tho Irish Land Leaguo.
l3oGoro DUNG 80 let thom tako tho Judgment ct
EnEtnnd ou tho inertia ut tho oasa. Lot ua clta
Dir. uflghts rocont speech ut birmingham, In
which he laid bare tho evils OF the Irish lald
system, showing Row tho grrat estates, many Of
them moFtguHed and embarrassed, had been
transmitted from geaerutIon to generation,
from faihers to their eldest sons, under cond!-
uona of entail whereby they could psIsher be
sold. divided nor imurovcl. Tic colsouuouco
, 1880-12-10

IT Is rrnlored that the fisl, In tho Klski-
minetas arc suffering seriously from search
ty Of water. md Congress will bc asked Mt
tho present session to irrlgAte tho bed Of tho
stream and provide harbor OF rofuge for tho
Thirsty uinnOws.
, 1880-12-10

10 tha Editor o} 7ns Chieaeo Tribune.
Cn1cAGn, Dec. 8.-M. wagers s. TINT Mr..
0nrllDld will poll moro votes In November thNn
Mir. fortor did in Octobor. pleasg state whO
wins, and obllHc. +. ilEwsoN.
II tho wARur was TINT GnrEloltl would poll moro
votcs III Indiana thai Porter lid, =, wins.
, 1880-12-10

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,so "p" "a" ,1 itoSt' .Io "'.lo s,,s,. ~
a,,",. e' ,uu -. ~ .,s..., ~ ' .,en @ a...ara ~.
~ !. w. ~ u.'s'' ,r,.'' :. Nv
~. Wy u'."s. -. Mo .sn s " 49,
;s ~, )" ,"a.a"a, u ~ ."
s ~. 's."" Wv - tsexo I" M '. ,'as,,.ns
',,snaaa % y pp oan m,,,.. ,aor % ~ somo htpran"o
- tpa eo,t.,m ., -; to ,na,"r,y ~ av - rIoo,.
..nI ' s."" avt"< =. " n"a "15 nn.n.,,, ,,.,oa,
"a o,,n,,o 'oa H., tho ~, @ ronr,, NV, hv ""v .ho
1,,o.tex, y, ~ o..nr ~ na.os,o.s Anu
.,.s...o.a,, % n,mn'oa. .,on ~ s,,",, ,,,nrnr y
~, ~ ap. a.,,Iha.,, .os1...,ne ~ r.
t,""n"rs.," ,,roma.1.,a,, t,.t t. .toro h, ~
10y, aas.,snn - ,,,,rnnsa .,,,, ~ nnn,a,ra,to
rars,s,ana r T., % mrr,n~ t,,a rro,o.o,, min ~
H. so.,s,, ,9, .shas ,,,,,ta % ,,,,.,,,oas hss
,,'t n,a,, tha ,rs,,noat,nr ~ ~, ,,,,",,,na,,s
,ho,,rh ,or,totnms at,n r. tho 1,an',cro.s
o 1,a .r"s.",, t,' .,,at. .I,oa.,,, n.anr.,n
,,,nt ~ narttsar .L.n ,ra IL cortorot,,ntoI
t,o., tha,s at,s,tta,. :. 20, tos.,,,t,, ;ttnt,a
, 1880-12-10

TIE TIt1NUNE docs not dOny That It took tho
,ynopsls Of tho message from tho Inter OCEAN,
E-1.
This Is what THE TRIBUNE said:
Tho Inter. Ocean ia guilty Of m imput1ont lilo
Fhen 1t says that TilE TRIBUNE aeou.Gd I'M
sarly copy of TINT shcot Of Monday morning
Ind copicu thorofrom a Bynupsla OF tho prest-
dent.s message.
That language will generally be regarded
rs n pretty sQuRre ''dcnlal." TIE TRIBUNE
Is not In tho habit OF looking In tho 10. in
The expectation Of finding nc.ys worth read-
ng, much less worth copying.
, 1880-12-10
III The Editor Of 7ha t,htcaco Tribune.

TT TIE IGHtE0F Of 3Hd EHItHPO 7FFpRHE*
WooDsrocK, ILL.,, Dec. S.---A bot u that thero
would bo moro pHollo III tho City at Chicago On
the siay OF tho Gsant reception thnn on auy t!Ay
OF tho Cpnojuyu. Which wUti? j.
4 foolish bet, becMlse thcro is no wny to DO
eide It. Probably no three pcrsons would aKroo
as 70 tho relhtlyo number Of persons In tho city
on tho two days fu question. Tho bot should DO
cA1cl d draw.
, 1880-12-10

rrr c.,cAao T1l1nrSE Inns established branch
Offices for tho tccapt Of subscriptions na ndsaFse-
uatnts as f0dwst
NEW iOHK-tseom y Tribune building. F. Z. Nc
FAnnES. AtnnnRor.
GlAsGUsY,. acotland-Al1aus American News
AeNnoT, ~ ltonteId.st ,......
LOSnuS, EnR.-Amnrican Exchange. ~ Strand.
HENRY \. ufI.g.lu, AEnAL
hASlllHGluS. ID, C.-!1ia street
, 1880-12-10

lon. Dy hla nppo!ut,nout ton, M,f,oo,.
q, toe au 9fto' s n Wasss'tsss a'tss
oy nf tho SIKH 1ufnntry. ~ 'ao CoIunel.
Now York SIN t1nd.): The very mn.
Cnptafn-0bhorRl 10 pdl1us with ,ut,,a...o ut'o OF
tyranny ana nt'iltompt for tho rteh Is ~ .s OK
pc. II conferred npnn 1cn. flrunt ,,.s ' leo'
circntnst1t,ces we hnvo consijcrc Il i'drr Mr,rr tho
soa.,'''s e9"'sN.eet 20 vito Of ndhlllty' w u
Cincinnati Chaotic tl,op.): Tho not,.o
s.. .a's ~ o"vornnone GOES not ndnlt Of pcrmancno'
IN tho tcntlro Of ot!'co. This NAV la o's,sne1 .1
but It ecotna to us II faut. Wa ronnot ,'an!t,
which ls dot'o In country whose Eroa...l1a ", l1as
permanent ard hereditary. II IA n,,c.,Ior..'.
Wo cn, sDrnrlto tito official clnas trrn '1c1 X
uly. Unr aystosn contemplated TINT "vpn vppos!tielt
duty to perform. 1N "u' political
Richmond tVa.> 'vhlo tlscadIusscr ore,0,.
Whether wo HErro with tho rrcpIdo,. sA'}:
other aa to his statements Ut h,s bnIn,ns w mt
tho nllcRed opposition to tho cn,ny,nor, -, "poat
rights 0f citizenship by colorctl ,crqts ~ " sao
parts OF tho South. It Is oytdont ,,,at M sono
wn nr0 20 foolish or 80 unfortunate n, ~ s1 rs
sTe.aS is tar IT, pFssio,t Re- of tho United sttcs n
tho chief sufferers thereby. W. 4ha! 10
uor|.am's Washington Rcnv,,,oo,
Gurgory rotated Of Ills lcccnsc,l fn,hnr ,,,s 200
oncrgy with whfc1 l,o pounded hJs ,no,,,s. 'ao
the heat1 with junk bottle was only c,,,,a,, VI VI
tho ohcrKp with which hp never f,l1 a,,..t,y "
c!sc. It might bc snid, with euunl tr1ts '"''k ,,'k
tho posltlycness Of Clvll-sprvtco or,,c, r. t'as
G'y q .,tfa " shg win xhch
tarty durlng tito rcoont cnmpaixn. " oos
Cleveland Eiutndcaler {1)cm.,: Thu s,,,.u
s,nr sr .,t'Ior Nv o nourretey literally based,
ont II, lint ,xav thoro ia EVERY 'ollar put
ynuiia ~ ,ho rons,,s,, - ssses aollar IN tho
cal flnnnrIera oro mr., n ,,aos ~ nnese stadt'
Hko m ,1ctnnnctf,. sil.,on taso. a1ey would
an brins bacf t Country Wkti ~ H. y they coL
ngain.-a basts ,rh0so necessary ctnii,oa @ nsss =.
piper curroncy occurred BY coin 6nlv Il, it'.a
ton. 'Ns'a'
builalo tommcrchtt Aducstiser fRcpi.
ucil. iiA7en owes bis promotion not to mnr,.
popularity, scent1flo attajnsncnta. or n,l,,a.u s1
backing Il, military or aolontlo circles, Tn i.
nPpo!ntod oecntiso no 'a a personal fayorIt of
rfcsluont l'ay o. anu FOR no other reason. Gen.
lih"en ms hifoahy on1ovcd an many favors, s1
niaIiy,, iaiMy sotl tningsIsas tue snyin9 s,tiroueh
in Ii'o ,r,nv an r. - ba.s +. much " will
tie service soinwhnt. hls inst :. III ,,.a. e y
almost amount to n scandal ~"
T'oron4a fConndot 1f,,,,, r.
.,,t1e Ua1o ,.a ..,,.. so"nnau uWDu' Il Lord Gram
M vsllo nas ao.aal!y proposed to concctlo all tha,
Dominion Government t., cntnr - H.. y. 'ua
m hnhn,s ~ fsonott,,,, r,,.,,. ~, "rI pnltcst
,ta.,, " uvna!. ~ su".1lul, 1iRh!s. Though New.
tion. ah" occ,,nna tn tto tro,t, un .un!edesa'
altion occupied BY tho Donin,on. II H. ,ne g,p. e.
to enforce such laws ns tnuy 10 neccssury /"
SssaesSo nsses ~ has neAsss nn1 to protect hct
~ f3r,tiah N,,ator ~, y tle nosllanmlty
Callimt, rshts viii 81, tn,a,iif.; VI s'eisa1
Na,v yort rrcr.yd fIn,,,, o,,o ,r,
Nte t4""'j' 4Ho pHlteu