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, 1880-06-23

On all occasions when n Democratic ra-
Bcmb]agc Is chilled tho acttsn operators aro
men ranging In character from Mike Me-
donald 1tp to 10 Mnckn. or frOfn 10 Mnckln
tlotun to Nike Nc cDonnltl, all In this ratlRn
is probably included every degree of pet
so1,ai infnmy TINT Is to bo found In tho most
degraded walks oi 1nreo city.
These mon nrc not Republicans; their
activity rs directors anti "bosses" Of tho
Democratic party serves to strengthen the
Republican party BY forcing 10 1t thousands
of voters who refuse to be known rs Assocl-
atps Of tho criminal clusscs. nut VIC know
that tito thousands Of citizens who make ,,p
tic Democratic pnrty Of Chicago arc not
bummcrs, pinlps, r,,ttians, gnn,blura, null Ills
reputnblcs, nlWl wo nppeal to nlom, for
their own dcltvcrnMco, md for tho credit nf
tho city III which we att llayo so much pride
ni,tl interest, that they tnka steps to rid tiern-
selves Df these blnckgltnrd bilnlmcrs MIL
sclf-colstitnte1 rulers nlMl leaders; atlt, If
they chi 10 It by no othor 1nca1ts, that tloy
nifty all candidates tllat hereafter ll0 person.
owing Ills nomination to purchase from br
who Inns obtained 1t through tho procure
mont Of any Convention constituted
or ruled by this gnng shall bo elect
cd to my oiIico III thfs city or cou,l-
ty. II Mike NfcDonal.ts nominees arc
defeated by Democratic votes, then cal'dt-
dates will refuse to p,trcaso their no,ntna-
| ttuns from Mike Mcdonald or his c0nvc1l-
| ttous, md tho Democratic organization may
/ IN this way, IT lit no otlier, DO once moro ro-
clulmcd by nllt committed to tho hands Of re-
spcctnble persons.
, 1880-06-23

SEvEIlA1. thousand la4lies md gcntlo1nen
yesterday endured u vast amount of discomfort
III order t. attend tho fuces Mt tho truck OF tho
Chicagu Jockey und Irotttng Club. Doubtless
they trit n,oro or lcss rcpAid by tho rral!y tino
totMeeu tho thoroughbred racers, but they nlko
!elt that they weso compelled to suffer xroat
lcal IL tho why Of dirt u1.d dust In going to and
returning frota tho rnco.course. 1t IL u shame
4l,d dlseredit nltko upon the Wtst rark Hoatel
nn4 'thb Club managers that 1t least ono
Suutu to tho rtA,cs was nut made cntlnrlblt by
spriukling. Thu Park I.ourl speE,4 mil.lons of
I,lars upuu bouleyat,ls nud parks fur untsldu
t4e c!sy, and 1tr Luck u u very smait outlay
, 1880-06-23

TuE French Chamber OF Deputies has done
n polite net In passing the Amnesty bill.
Tho Communists WHO oro Included III this
amnesty nrc tho worst of their class md NUM-
ber but few hundreds mt most,-the moro
moderate ones having been allowed to re-
turn from time to time. Tlioy have, how
over, bcen alrently severely punished with
nine years Of exile md Imprisonment. As
compared with our method Of punlslltng
Rebels, their penalties have been extremely
rigorous. Wo punished no one, although
their efforts wcre directed against tho very
existence Of tho Government, and they I,ayo
expressed no cont1lt,0n Blnce. They were
allowed to go 10 their homes un1llo-
lested, hnve been reatlmittcd to political
Office, a,,l have MI tho powers alu1 privileges
of Union men. The sturdtest Kcl'el has the
snlno rights rs the man who fought to nnln-
tain thu Government, ana will hnvo moro
rights ii tho Democratic purity comes into
power. 1t WIS the crowntng test of tho
strength OF oAr form OF government ttnt 1t
could cOnloNe tho otIensa Of treason, though
IT. mustered Thousands upoii thousands II.
its ranks. Surely tho Frenei. lIepnblic
ought to 10 sufficiently well grounded alNl
strong to remit the penalties of Il
few hundreds, after they llayo been
endured nlrcady for nlne years, Gana-
betta ia right In Ills declaration TINT 4
tombstone should be placed over tho crimes
Of tie Commune, anil 1t tho Frerell people
/ nre true to themselves and to republican
principles they will bury Communism ut tlle
forthcoming election 10 deep TINT tliGro Will
be no ttnngpr OF It's resurrection. With anl-
| nesty ns MI ACCOMPLISHED fact and with tho
Communists under tho shadow OF tho Gov
ernmunt, 1t can tllsarm them by acting fAlrly
and lenisntly Will, them; OF, 1t thoy aro Ills
posed to mike further trouble, 1t can the
moro readily suppress them. II the French
lscpnblic dare hot nIlow Q few hundred men
alu womon to return To Paris for fear Of
their conspirnctes uguinst tho Government,
| It must DO weak in.leeh.'
, 1880-06-23

PERRY SMITH s1uetc,lett tic Eagle again
yostorlNy. A1,.l ly voto 0f n to 10 tho Illinois
delegation resolved to cast tho oNttrc yote Ut
tho Stnto for "Uill " Morrison. Cor. McClor-
mud and Eosno othnra wnnt1d to kick nKalnst
the Instructions, hut III It was fet TINT storri-
su,l has not thu slightest cinnco Tor tho non,sl-
,lu,,, tho brethren agreed TINT, slnce he lcGgctt
81 lartl, t,lu empty honor Ut complimentary
vote should t,e given to him. THO proceedings
III tho delegation developed still further hostll-
ty betwecn tho Hmtth md Iiarr!son fncttolis and
Il aesru on tho purt of Perry tOhu.niltutu Carter
as many times and rs tnntl, M possible.
, 1880-06-23

DArAnD's boom Stems 10 ltarp worry sutt-
denly collapsed. To b. aure, he Is tho perta,,sal
choice Of tho Southern Delegates, md undonbt.
e,y tho nllcst 1nan bcfore tho Convention. hut
II tnrrcl nut ability. counts with tic Dolr'ocrs.-
cy, md, though tho ssarttorn delegates uro
doubtless executing grateful to Ilaysttt oil tic.
count Of h1s coppcrEcad proelvltscs. thoy nro
afraid tint hu wnti.i not run well Nartt, md
they will not aicrItice thosf hopes OF tho spolts
out or 1Nrsutlai considerations or personal synl-
1,atlles. llayur tn,y thcn bu regarded ns out
nr tho rlce. lfu,l hr q bnrrc!, like Payne Or
Jcwctt, hc might succeed notwithstanding his
lind rnnnrtt-
, 1880-06-23
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

1ur Cutcano 1RtnuSE has established branch
oces for tl,a receipt Vi subscriptions and ADVERTISE
nIcnts ~ fubws:
TADi,gS, Manager.
u14AHt;oW. ecutianh-Alan's American Nova
Agency. II ll1nftedat- -.
LONDON, Eng.-Amcsicnn Exchange, ~ stsana@
1IENNl i. H1IIld, Agent
WASHINGTON. u, Chic + atroot
, 1880-06-23

GEN. GANFlELp's nomination Is said to ba
dktastsfut 10 certain Irish Republicans because
III ls7l 10 objeoted to tho consideration Of n
resolution to hayo tho FonlAn cases considered
By Joint High Commission. The alleged exclte-
mont Ut Irish ltopubloana on this acotfunt finds
vuco oniy In stauch Democratic organs !iko tho
Now York Ford. Inaasnnch as thq obIoodop
IL said To havo been only for tho purpose OF Rus
tauing forwastl tho appropriation bills, and pre-
venting tlllbustestng Or .ciny, tho new "charge,"
ltke all oth0rs thar hu,o preceded 1t, falls harnl-
lt1R To thu 9TNuIIle
, 1880-06-23

vote as units In tho House Of Representa-
tlvcs. Judge uoatllcy ltas considerable yet
to learn in regard to the theory an.l practice
Of our Government. Tho Dcn,3crats mny
rim their Convention on tho Statesovor-
cIenty model, but n grenter pnrty runs It's
Conventions on popular-soyerotgnty and
National prtnclrlcg,
, 1880-06-23
THE result OF tlle ball0t tnkcN by tho Now

THE result OF tle ballot tnkc,l by the Now
York dcluHatian last evening on Presidential
candidates was; Payne, as; vldon, II; knXlish.
Iii NAyard, q: HaHcock. u; Randall, Amotlon
wis shun u1luptcd that No" York shsnl1a pscscnt
thu name Of Payne tn tho Convention And vt'to
~ unit rnr hlill. This action, It W thought,
will 10 lt,ilorsod by tho ofsKinAl Tiien men ll1
tho Convention, and is evidently tho result Of u
bargain bulwcen tho eaga Ut 0ranoscy pnrk and
tho buckera Ut Payne. who, 1t ~ clalnlcd. vii!
liayc, basIdos tho " vutes from Nov York an4
tho II votes Of Oh!u, u froln Connecticut. ~
fru.n knnsas d trun. Echrsska, IL from Now
JorsUy, =. tsoln Alehign, ~ from allnutAots1, ~
fn,,n Wr1s SlrHni1,- -,nakidx tu,at VI sGs
votes. This shuwlpF Will, ,it IL hppcts
by tho payncitos, hrlag ito n.e1,ouvh votes from
tho South to xtso tn6!r caudllato tho no.niaa-
tiou HArewl guosstrs say, howuvcr. that tho
Eew- Yurkrrs are ohly pthytus With l'ayas. aaI
utter few halluts Will tnrll In hld W fur TildGs,.
10 Us u give tho otl uan u chuIcc, which laay
result iu his humiliation In tho temporary cx-
element l!kuIy 10 Yolluw. Smith Weed. Ut
cphcr-llspatth noiuttcty, 1aauugtns thu Payne
boom In Ito delegation, aud hsa Intimate sela-
, 1880-06-23

F1ELp.IcE alsd 1cobcrgs liayo been travel
Ing south this summon Mt IN lnttnlny sate. The
ordnnry route Of summer Voyages to Isurupo
hus boon seriously obstrllctcd In this ,nansler.
Sumo casuultcs htlyo already becn reported, ami
It IL feared muny moro serious inay OCCUR II tho
utmost cnrc ID hot exercised. There aootns 10 bo
nothing IN the foolish suggestion hut tho ,nt,ye-
1ncnl Of thcso large cIls Of leo may have had
sotnu ciTcot In producing the unusually coul
summer Wcuthpr.
, 1880-06-23

SENATOR PADpooN snys tint the censs1s-
rot,rtls tron Nebraska will show tho population
tf tho State to bc nlot G00 0o, agn1nst laa,uN In
lsi0. This will gfvo It four Congressman. which,
thoBonator yolichcs, wilt bu nil Republican. but
they will not tnko sents Until tho Forty eighth
Congress. Tho conars will show ntso that, while
tho Etatc hus Increased oy1r DN ucr cent In
population IN four yours. tho City Of Omaha Inns
only $50 mnrD residents than At tho last censls,
proving TINT tho Yre,lt lnartty OF immigrants
belong to tho AGRICULTURAL cnss.
, 1880-06-23

unlEn discovered Garfield, and 1t only 10
nnns to sny who discovered Arthur. Col. XII
ttourile, NJ Washington, claims tho honor. In
III interview printed IN tho Washington Republic
an Sept. II, 1875. Col. ki,ournc said, In la,swcr
to n question rs to tho proper candidate fur
Yfce-prcsidcht:
Ono l,cnrs various nnrnGs suggested, but Con.
Chester 4. Arthur, of Nuw York, aee,ns tn toilt.
nlnnd mich attention in tinlt connection. Ills
record, youth. integrity, anl enthusiasm nppcur
10 I'LL tho Western cyu ns u proper chief OF strI
UE tho Csrnrt ticket,
, 1880-06-23

At meeting Of tho Ohio delegation, held
Inst evening resolutions strongly intlorslng
Thurman and providing for the uost stringent
measuros u, keep tho dologliion !titact
for him wcro passed. OH tho motion of
uull. Ward. Only TWO Delegates voted
nglInst tho resolution, md tho majortty
expressed firm determination to sta1Id by tic
Ohio fnyorit Bt,n TIT thu very Inst. While tllt
caucus wns going or I'M enthusiastic meeting
In tho ThslrlnnI1 nten.st was held III o'.e vt tho
lasgest bulls In tho city for tho purpose OF to-
nollnclnR my attempt to spring any othor Ohio
cantliduto OH tho Convention In Atlranco ot
Thurrlau. Tho speakers btturly doHn,nccl ,tls
wavcress In their allegiance TO Thurman, and nil
refurenccs TO that statesman wcru heartily aE,-
pla,,.lct, from which 1t Inay TO Inferred thMt tho
Tlyuo boom III Ohlo ha lannulshcl consldara-
bly, In very short tino.
, 1880-06-23

A DiFFEnEScE Of 0o,N0 Ill population MS
between Chcago md 1t. Louls In favor TT tho
former naturally drprpsscs tho villagers ut tho
other IND Of tho bk br!tlH0; but It doesnt r,tt!c
tho con,posusp ef Chionxonns, ono why or tho
other. St. Louis Ia small Ka1sle.f It's nothing Il,
bctlt st. Louls Whit Chiuxo IL aiming 1T II
primarily New York, a1ll s:uondarly Lundon
n,tti pOkf,l.
, 1880-06-23
An organ hostile to Garfield md tho re-
n,i1iIcnn ,,nrty ltci tho sI.ntilunnk OF i,rttai.

An organ hostile to Garfield md tho re-
publican purity aluutca tho Buntinen< OF l'rus}-
icut lInycs when In tho arlny- 49,.
Any man who would lenv0 tho army at this
time to elcetiouetr for ConRrcss ur my other
pllos ought To 10 scAlpea. Yours, II. II. ltAfEs.
and ayers tint Onrllclh did ~ lcayo tho army,
This ta not true. QNrfull WIS elected white in
tho Held. without solicitation Oh ills part or any
Interruption OF hts dilt!es. 1Io roulnlnes In tho
nrnly nitro thAn It year Aftcr Ills election. lIo
resigned Mt 1ast moat reluctantly, ut the ndyco
Ut Gen. Nosccrana anl President Llncoln, tho
llopubiIonn majority In Congress III 1sd3 having
becn reduced to twenty-five, and tho nucd ut
good tnlkers who know somuth!ug Ut army nut
ters being most pressing. Gen. uariloil OIL tho
Military Committee probably did greator serstco
tn tho country than he could have dono in the
field.
, 1880-06-23

THE Syracuse ueTahl, M entirely lndc-
pendent newspaper, puts tho Credit -Mobllfcr
question lit this strong light:
The Credit hfobtltcr business presents ils4
tlilct fsylle uf yur,lclty bgtWGrn II lnpn whts, bY
Ills own con:csstur, WIS brlhc-H!ver nnd II poll
ttpt!, ald one who i,s ropeatadly, ~ tue % go'rSe
tu bo nctuAtcd by tito most honorable ,nlutIvcs;
a We tn,tst l,u plrtionrd II Wo prefer tho tattcr
to tho former us d witness.
, 1880-06-23

IT will have been noticed tint Lieut. Low,
command tho pest ut I4Aly Franklin Ilay, estal-
ilshel by tue llowgate expedition. now puroly d
volunteer enterprise. Lieut.. Low is q nutiye ot
Chlcugo, anl sun OF Que OF tho mombors OF tho
commission, trlu Vt Law Br0s to. The Llcut1ts-
mt wls u student ut tho Chicago university,
, 1880-06-23

BENNETT. tho man who shot Senator
nruwn, Ut ToroDto, was convicted Of willful
1nurslrr yestoriay and sentenced tu bo hanged un
tho I'll Of July. Ilunnutt lrurl hts doom With
out apparent concern. and rntuarked that Iii
carlIcr uny would hive suited hin better.
, 1880-06-23

CIRCULARS wcre freely distributed through
o,lt Clnctn.,utl Inst uyontng calling III tho ren,-
ocrats to s,nd by tllnr victorious chlof. TIldcn,
and Il, rcpl,Jfnto tho lictatton Ut tho Tniumnity
ubsscs. Thu circular Is filled with quotations
from Dcn,ccratc newspapers altud'ug 10 tho
enil,ont scrvIccs uf tho Eipilur dispatcher I'll
tho interest Ut ccon0tny nMt reform. and 1t
c.rgcs tit 80 Krtlt IS tho hostility Of tho cnr-
r,1ptlunlsts to 70 pnlp II nun ti,nt they hive
Threatened to tssaBinato hin. Iot sotEo Ucnlo-
cruts shy that Tiltlcm has Withdrawn, md infect
Ia believe THUR statement. Tic appearance of
tho circular cannot huvo very consoltng effect
. OH John Kelly.
, 1880-06-23

THE wise men OF Gotham who went to sca
In It bowl woro wiser than Capt. IIow9ntu aAd
his followers, who propose tn undertake. Polar
expedition In vessel TINT hns been officially
pronounced uusi4fc.
, 1880-06-23

TIE Mississippi Ia rapidly FILLING ut La
Crosse and McOrcgor. At Dubuque 1t is ut u
standstlll. with n prospect Of a Bpeedy fall
Truins Will not bo ablo to run north or south OIL
tho Chicago Clinton, Dubuque & Minnesota
l{onI1 for live diva,
, 1880-06-23

EVEN hcts wern offered In Washington Inst
evening tl.at lildcn ssouil i,e tho no,n!nec OF
tho Cincinnati Convention, Notwithstanding the
letter Of withdrawal. -
, 1880-06-23

AIulclI, the Flat Representative In Ton
Rruss from thu Fifth Mnino District. hAs been
rruuIt,inutpI.
, 1880-06-23

WADE HAMPTON ulld Seltators LRl,ar and
Pcndleton nro the only Democratic stltesman Mt
tho Cincinnati Convention WHO received any.
thing 1ike cordial greeting ut tho bands OF tho
assembled Hourboils. This was probably III
srcoRn!tiau Of tho efforts OF G[anpt0n and Ln-
mar to destroy tho Unon, aud Ut r1nA!cton's
weal.known symputlty with tholr lItolcct-
, 1880-06-23

THE harvest prospects III tho ncig!tborh0od
Of Curllnvlllo aso very KrAtlfyn9 to tho farrrs.s
tho wIntcr-wh crop Is now being Rsr1lcrosl,
and tho Yield iB very large. Oats Aa1 Gorn nro
oorrespondtngly promising.
, 1880-06-23

THE Democratic National Convention was
cal!ou to urslcr ycsteltlny ut 1870 y. III. by cx-
Eeuntor unrnuu1, Of Connecticut, who rnrsiotl
Judge IIoadicy, Ut Cincinnati, for Temporary
Chatrma.,. Mr. Iioadcy IN tnklng tho platform
delivered an alllress uuiogsto of tho Democratic
purity, Its measures and Inuil. ana dcunncsatory
OF tho ltc,,ublIcnu party, President siayca, tho
Electoral Eomtnisston,-whlch, by tho way, was
tho creation Of Don.otratio Congrcss.-and
tho tlIFd tpriu. Tic spoech was Ut tho Demo-
1csatto kind, Astounding In stltes! metaphor. fro
1uont quotation. and an,tug With grandilo-
quc,,t peror,tlon. Tho references to Vilaon ald
Hendricks wosu received with Ercat cheering by
Tho gallery crowd. After Its cioso thu rules Ut
furuaer conventions wcro adopted III tho rules
sshloa, shull govern tho botly. Tho roll Ut tho
Rtatus was thon called tor tho appointment Of
Committees On Credentials and Resolutions.
Tho Convention then miIuusncl till u o'oluck
ths morning. ..,
, 1880-06-23

GEORGE THOMPSON. Il seaman who killett
tho Captain md c.,ok Of tho vessel on which ho
worked III tho Jatnca River, wits arrested ycstcr-
dny ut baltimore III female apparel.
, 1880-06-23

THE 0cr,tnlat 1CleplftHt, nn indianapolis
DoMotrntic DULY, freely t.enounccs tho decision
OF tho lntlinnn supreme Court III tho constttu.
tionul amendments, nnl snys TINT It wnA Ovi.
tscutiy tlono to help tho Hendricks boom Mt cin-
f,Itt
, 1880-06-23

SECnETA1sY OF W!N. RAMSEY received 4
dispatch fro,n tho American Minister to Mexico
yesterday statIng that tho Mexican Government
h,.A refused to permit Gen. Hatch to folluw tho
11.llau bands Into Maxican territory,
, 1880-06-23

T1E Republicans elected NIL their ca1ttl'
Intcs except nle Councilman ut the city election
IN Portland Ore, yesterday.
, 1880-06-23

TIE true policy Ia to llaYo nil tho visiting
Btates1ncn ut Cincinnati draw etlts for tho rso'.
nation. Who knows but Joseph Chcstcrlll
MAuktn might III this way rcocIve tho sueognI-
ton which hIA ointment serYlCNa tnnr!t2
, 1880-06-23

1t"quotrs with rEcasurc" tho following ,uotr:
ltolNH t)r REPRESENTATIVES,, WAstIINltruy
p ;S' e. Mtst' i,i -;nxrixMsS I II .S;* = an Gi 's r.
cttscd two ,lttlnrs for nr ychrH subscription 10
THO Lttcnlrp l}0rl fruln April l: Very restlest-
fully. J. 4. uAi<FtELp.
THO t1pr'f nltf3s:
Ttlts library rnnm ut tho Washington hnuse IN
ono bttlt by Sir. GuriiolI expressly for Its pslr-
roap.
sfr. Spotforh, tho Librarian Of Congress-, Ia
Ottl ls snyEfig IT rnrp hunk i,slonx'ns 10 tito
collection untar his euro: "Ynr will tlntl Il on
slfuh aheEf; If It ID not thoru. summer Or Hat.
sijD1I tng it.'f
, 1880-06-23

FIVE and l,nlf inches Ut raIn fell In less
thAu two ho.,rs ncar Ncpnncc, Out. Monday,
Tho hnilstoncs were m lnne, rs nuts, aud cuuscd
much dlinaHe To tho grain crops.
, 1880-06-23

A YouNa scount!rei of II shotn respectable
farmer near Knnsus City ycsserauy, and theli
fired OIL tho farmers w!fc, who cnlno to rcn.ler
him assistance. The young villain has not becu
caDturcu ns yet.
, 1880-06-23

true ,!ckp. for tho support Of American tntriuts
in lSMl-NcW 3Urit Sun.
Is 1t true, thett. tlMt mnat of tho Anicrtetl"
patriots, representing 1;8 Eectoral votes, rcslte
south OF Muson and Dlxon's liner
, 1880-06-23

ADVICE which Gov. Seymour might give
to young ia.Iics, volunteered by tho Now Yurt
SW9:
When yDu receive proposal Of marriage. 10
coy, md decline; dec!inr 1T 'irst; tlcci'lu H.
TOO much; tlo not decline tut, ulusly iEn,cs; "
yul1 1tny bu taken ut your word, nIL Tue golden
Opportunity once lost t,ltIy mover return.
, 1880-06-23

DErUTY-ColIEe"sols NooSE, OF Brooklyn,
;s missing with $ig,(ou belonging to tho United
Suites, u,.d Ge,l. naum has ordered ills nrrrst.
, 1880-06-23

MONDAY 4 lnall was SHOT dead In q Leau-
vi!e enloo,l, tllld his .ussnilunt was Hortally
wounded by II loukur-ts.
, 1880-06-23

Icrsn,ls lcartsy fo,cn for the scasoH, and s1tta-
7,,cr .fYurcr,s, can }a1rc TfsK DAILY Tis1NuSE
,ni7ci 10 them, 7nslktl far SIS per 'nn,'th, ii-
cllttlinu SnIuU t.titiu,i, hr St per NINTH 1uith-
ud Il; u,l Tic dslftxs tpat he can1etl u often ts
t{rsfrf,f
, 1880-06-23

TuE leading Democratic statesEnon who
persist in lcclt,ltrg nomination at Cincinnati
don't aseln to hnso abounalng fatth That siif-
folds nomination ls 10 "wcuk" Is ttlofr brcth'
fcu say,
, 1880-06-23

If tho Democracy can't get u candidate any
other wny thuy might resort tu tho drn!t. 3fAt
WIS always Il 3Aopular measure With tho bo''e
ind "sinnor."
, 1880-06-23

tio1s with Tilcn and tho reservation r1ndc by |
tho delegates Of their right 10 change ut any
tinlo to tho!r trst lnvo aeen to contsrn tho adeh
thnt tho 1'nynu toom Is .npy Tldnn plot
, 1880-06-23

THE ceilsns gives Jacksonville "ahollt
II 1,6O0," Galesbl.rg "nb0ut 12.UQ0." Rock lsia1u
"nlollt IL ,2sttA." And mono Of thom aru :" nhons
huppy over tho result.
, 1880-06-23

QEoH6IA newspapers already admit tue
loss VI ono Congressman iu TINT State On tho fe'
superintendent.
, 1880-06-23
HOW AusTHrAn WOULD D1sPosE or
-,, u fTJtHKEY

demise Of poori 1. t1ncle Sammy."
-fF@---=
HOW AusTHrAt WOULD D1BpogE or
y TURKEY.
Tha Austrian 3papors nro Mt once happy
anil practical ~ their suggestions as TO tic
proper course to be taken with reference to
Turkey. Tho Eato Fretc I'resse, tho fTct!-
.lcf,blftt, and .tho Vienna I'resso have all
oxprnssctl thclr opinions, nntt any ono of tito
plans propdse1 wo,,l.t go far towards q por-
nlanort solution Of tho Eastern question.
witt, tho exception Of tho first. Tho Nc,ie
Frcfc Trafscstlggcsts tho deposition Of tho
Sultan as tsAteasuro TINT would save Turkey.
This, howAyer, would only be temporary
remedy. If forcibto ahtllcati0n Is to bo tho
program, ti,n present Sultan should not only
10 ttepUscd; but the cnttro Turkis1. dynasty,
and Ae slstjulA hnvo no successor, nllu
every other Turkish official should ho
tleposcd up6lY tho samo condition.
Tlle proper tR1nx to bo doposed is
Turkish rule, forao long as tic Turks arc
Il, power there cnn be ,,o satisfactory or per-
',la!cnt settlement Of tho Eastern question.
1t is impossible that MI Aslattc race, whfcl.
Inns 1,n utilization or sympathy with European
civilization, which I'll four centuries Of tin,o
has left not single impression In tho arts,
tho sciences, the industries, In education. or
in progress Of uny sort to show that II Inns
been III Europe, and which has no record III
r1tsgoycrnlnont, nntl war, can ever s1lnpe lts
rttatlp,ts to Western civilization SO as TO be
III hnr1lony with tt.
The suggestion Ut tho Frc,n<1cnb'ntt comes
nearer to tile point, III demanding European
surveillance artt control ovcr the Porte. This
point has nlso bcel, inade With great force by
IL writer III tho Ninctcci.tt Century, to w!toso
paper ,sc llayo referred oil 4 previous occa-
sion, and IL now partially covertst by tho COLI
fsrcnce OF tho tirent Powers ut Herlfn, Which
Is considering tho ways and mems to compel
tho 1urte to carry Oltt the provisions 0t this
treaty. European surveillance mud concert
Of action woull unqncstionlb!y be nil
effective ro,aa.ly ii tho Porto coutl
| or wonltl carry out reforms, but,
rs It wouldn't II It could. anil
couldn't II It would, the plan simply
| consumes time without result, rs 1t roverts
| to tho original condition Of things. Turkish
statecraft ias always beeu btsetl upon pro-
crnstinnt1oil, cunning, nndAeiay, md upon tho
facility with which It pInys Dtf one Power
against another, taking advantage of tielr
| greed a,ul their necessity. Lut Europe ni1!to
md tenro Turkey wtl,ont allies or friends,
aud rnfnrn Is hopeless. Assume gvcn thnt
! tic wist, for reforms existed, tho case docs
not change, simply because tho Government
| IL iNlotent to make them, either voluntarily
or under co,npulalon. 1t has not even tho
strength to administer Its own local l0Ws. 1t
li.s not power enough to pllnisl Its worst Of
| ffrrnls ar r1wnrtt fts best To tulk, therefore,
, 1880-06-23

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now holding ut Cincinnati to celebrate tho
demise Of poori ~ lfitele Snmmy."
, 1880-06-23
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MON and GvGsllHg.
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SOCIETY A1EErIN GS.

1IEsPENtA LODGE No. Ill. \. r. l. 4. M..Tho
members nr., tluyuUy notified to attoNd fnEtlAr Cuh-
nIltlttsttinn tho t,lYe to H heki un WgtnG1lay
rTI,tlia June r. 1T nclsek. Al tic Hail. C1Thar
Randolph ind lIntstentA MaHt!r Mnsnns nro esi%-
' JAMES SAITH. ". II.
CI1AS. IL. DlsENAS. Secretary.
, 1880-06-23

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