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, 1880-06-18

spnlS1F1RLp. ILL.,, Junn 1.-THE aprsng meet.
tnx nf thu Springfield 1}lood-Ilorxe Association
closed te-dny. Mol'io Hrown won the flyo-
lurlonE dash, tlye storters, III l:oe. Joe Shelby
l:49, 1;a0.. Prince bourbon won the Bpecia1
F,rao, hGlf tnlie and sepcHt. Judge, Thurman
SECOND; tlfno, q, 81. H. Norya Lee took tho Con.
solntl2n PURSE hnlt milo and repeat: time, 5,A,
q! Eftl Enr! won tho trottfng race, FREQ to al,
Monarch lluio second, Lady n, thlrd: time, ::9a,
, 1880-07-31

Mr.. Randall might better have followed
the example OF tho other spoakcra at tho
New forl; ratification meeting nntl omitted
nll reference to the tartf tllan to have st,tlti-
tfull htmsulf. t1u Should have known that,
With thu Democratic platform of this year
before hin unl Ills own rBcorI behind llln,
l,e could ,,ut defend tho Democratic position
on tho tariff question without laakEng him
seIf ridiculous. Such WIS. III fact, the only
result uf his etTort., lie stood ny as Il protec-
.oIat In Il free-trala city to coastr.ts rev.
en.e-tartr platfdrn III such manner US would
satisfy I'LL CLASSES. No juticious lnan would
undertake ao prelosterous mission. =
Mr. [..l,,&laIl Arst guys tho tarilE-reforn,
mrm u very large dusu OF what tho Ulmsi,s
Gull "tatfy," and cn.loayored tu lcau them
up Il, ts belief Tint the only hope Of rca!Ez-
lux tllelr .leslre rests In Democratic SUCCESS.
II prove thts lle pointed to II possibility that
Il Commission Ut exppris 4tuu bo appointed
it tile next session OF Congress- 10 revise lie
tarliE. Ilu neglected to dwell upo,, tho fact
tint tho same Congress from which to
promises future action at a short session
failed, during lol>g session covering ,,early
ton months, 10 devise my measures Ut reltpf,
liz co,Icealod tho ts.ct that tho Commission
Of expvrts TINT may or may mot be
authorized BY the passage of tho bill
now pending before Congress- was
puttttoncd tor by the, manufacturers
Interested II, maintaining tic protection the
Ory, mil tint sacl, Commission. When nm.
| pointed, may not meet tt,e demands Of tbs
tarllf-rciornlers. Finally. he o,n!ttud to tell
why tho cuusu ct tariff reform has been
retnr.1n,1 o,,d a,,,l,urrpaco,} II, tho ,,.t 4,,n
CONGRESSES, wl,ich ,l,uye been under Demo.
, 1880-07-31

how soon the Indinn tribes would c.,o,
tho contaglon md British snpremno,
IN tho Enst be seriously thrcntcnctt .Wh.'
ever Inny bo tho result, It Is apparent Tint lhs
AfE1lnn problem, which only few days ,o ~
seemed t0 DO settled, Is now as far from sol"
tlon NJ ever. In this distractTng mu1,Ila i, !,
1ftsfo wonder TINT tho Palt Afult Gazctte sar.,
"Tho dtanstef' at Ca1ldnhar would I'M III
compensated. II It awaftes the country IA :
determination 10 come out Of Afgtan,st,n
'bag aisl baggage'; have nothing 10 do h wI,h
Candnhar, anu rs little as possible will ~ ~
bu1; to abandon that imposture called stc,en
tile fronttcr,' aud placo ourselves at tba
caricst possible moment In position TO ths s
inonstro,ts Afghan blunder Of our day ~ NJ
look back upon the monatrous Afghan blun.
der Of q generation ago." This is ut least ,
c0inMon-sellso view OF the BituatEon.
, 1880-07-31

TO WORKING REPUBLICANS.

Tlo Presidential campaign has now fairly
o,cucd. Tho Republicans hayo a magnificent
stantinr,1. benrcr, Mt ouco a statesman, scholar.
mud soldier. who is worthy OF tho cordial support
nY cycry Republcnu In this brpad lap,1, Every
,an who Is proud Of tho patriotic rccorl Of tho
1,cpublicn,, rnrty, aud devoted to the honor anl
welfare of Ills country, cannot hesitate to sup
mort Gen, JAMES A. GARFIELD nud tho whoto
KcuubI!can ticket.
Tho Demo- Coufcdornto candidate ts wholly
;rnor,nt OF political md civil aifatrs, as hta
whulo life hes been spont ia military routine; ho
is utterly untt to tischargu tho delicate an dill
c,t,t tl1tleg OF tho prcsldoncy md II elected will
lc nothing more tha, nuso ut wnx ii, tho hat,da
,f tbe crnftr ,,nreconstructed Stato- supremacy
UrIgotlicrs OF tho so,1th 1t is not safo to elect
allcii nlaa Ch1o1 Aiaglstsate ot Lille RFeat 'e-
pnbhc. "..
me hcpuoAcans must oonlfoht tao "eoi!u
sohth " solid Nozth.. Congrcss must oe
, 1880-07-31

T'nE Porte IS willing to hand nycr tho as
ana!t, Ut Eo!. Coinmcrn0f to the fl,issinn author
tiles, bilt the H,tsstan Ambassador demands thnt
tho Turkish authorities stnll execute tito prss
onor. and In this demand he Ia backed BY the
REPRESENTATIVES, Of tho ottor ElrnllcAu pnWera.
, 1880-07-31

large inoreasoIn tho yield nnd acreage II, tho
nGwly-scttlcd counties Of tho State, and a con-
aiferublo failing on in tho old counties, Tho
yield III soule Of tho western notnties will aror-
ngo twenty bushels to tho ncrc.
, 1880-07-31

CoSGREssatAN LAr1LAM, Of New York,
has been on an extensive TOUR through tho
weAtcrn counties Of that State, and says that Tho
fcotfng In fayur Of Hancock 10 rapidly. dying
out. Thnt portion Of tho Stntc. lie says, Will
glye majority 10 Garfield that cannot DO ovor-
camu In tho City az Np3Y Ynrk.
, 1880-07-31

CHEAT excitement prevails ut Joiesboro,
Gu, IN tho Vicinity where tho children Ut the
colorcd mnn Thompson wcre shot, mud wlicto
ho himself wna bcNtcn. Seven persons f1nyc
boon arrestod for completely In tho Outrage.
Tho colDrcl men Aro greatly excited, mud tho
Governor has called out tho militia.
, 1880-07-31

AFTEH considerable parleylng. md with
considerable reluctance, forty-cKht yt tue chief
tncn Of tho utcs yestortlny sgnetl the treaty
presented by tho Commissioners at Los Pinos.
Tho cctlcd lands will mt bo open to settlement
uutff nIl tho arrangements In regard To- removal
arc perfected and proclamation to TINT e[rect
issued by tho President.
, 1880-07-31

W. II. Cus1tMAv. wl,u Inns been indicted
for cnhczxling $1,000 of tho fui1s Of tho de-
funet First National Hank Of Georgetown, Colo,
OF which llo was President, has surrendered ut
Nuw York 10 tho Unitod States authorities Flo
will 10 tnkcn u Colorado to etnhd his trial.
, 1880-07-31

GEN. WEAvEn has written to tic Secretary
Of tho soctallstlo Labor party leciaFl,lg his up
rrovul OF tho soclRfsto RESOLUTIONS ou tic land
question. Ills 1cttrr Is entirely satisfactory to
tho Snctntlstio Executive Committee. whloh will
consequently lntlnrse his n01ntnaupn.
, 1880-07-31

TIFF Marquis of Illpon, Ntccroy Of Inilta,
hns telcgIphGl tho Marquis of Huntington that
Cen. rhnyro has nut been llble to stlyaucn to tho
relluf OF thu British garrison holnmel III Mt
CandAhar, OIL ACCOUNT OF tho activity OF tho
hostile nutiv4 tribes. Nefntnreoments aro being
pushed foswafI to atd tho Gauor,Il u,it! to swell
his forces til sufficient strn1Igth to warrant hin
III advancing. II, the meantime. 1t Is snl,l TINT
several Ut tho tutlyo tribes who tavo hIttortn
buon neutrnl havo takon up Mrtls tn flyur OF
AyUGb KhAu.
, 1880-07-31

Il cn1rrLE who was put of a Chicago &
Alton train Mt. bloomington last evcntng at-
tempted to kilt tho conductor. Ito fired ono
shot from reyotvor With that purpose, and wns
then nrrcs.ot. Tho conductor svas not hurt.
, 1880-07-31

At tho rcqtcst OF Gen. i1ancock, Gen.
Sherman hns forwarded to tho former, Mt aor-
cr1ior's Is'a,,d, copy ot tho nlact-talkc,i-nf
lottcr writton by Hnncuok on tho Tiklpn Muir.
1t Is probalto that Gen. Hancock will aoon pub
liRh tito lotter.
, 1880-07-31

IT appears that Ar. llohert Holloway, who
wn8 no'l,i,.ltod un Tutsuy fur CuuKrt.as by tue
l}onucrats of tho Tent'. llllnnts District, won
his wuy 10 Gnyor by tho fact tt,at lle held high
rnnk III tho well-kmwi Corperhena orHantxA.
lon, tho Knights Of tue fl,l.lun clrcle." Iutlgp-
Advuealc- Gpnernl ilnl!, III Ills rHpnrt to suero-
tury s3tunio,,, rufurs n Mr, iiuIloway Nv hetl,y
represented 10 lnvG Ruse4 iii Ll0utclt.
ant-dclsersll nr Deputy Huptrsne Coalhantrr Ut
tho Ostlcr during thg nbs8,,ue Ut vnllunlIglMlnl
rruln tho country. lsEdonro ur IlaluHuy's ta,a.
ncct!on with tho tre.ts,,lnlle ,sksuciutio,l w,.s
nts1, given lhtns the stiIstaly Gpntatss!n which
met Il: Indianapolis III ie3h |, II ssa'scrly tou
nll.uh tu espGGt that trre are lynt vntets
enough III Tho lcnn DISTRICT IL elrut Alr. Aulto-
W4y tu stuy Ut hunt.
, 1880-07-31
TRIBUNE Dl.4ASCll OFFICES

TIE Cu,c8Gn 1'tI1lrSK has established brnneh
ofcox for tho recoipt OF subscriptions and
ntntE n. foliars: ..........r. -..
NEW yp1kK.-s{oon . Tribune building. FIT. Mo.
tAnpEH, A1nna-er. .-
GLASGOW. scutlaud-Allans American Eows
Aecnce. II i&eniiGl.ss- 49,.
LONDON, Ens.-Amurcnn' Exchange, ~ 6trnnu'
HESNy u. GILL1a, ARent-
AAslIEt;1uN. d, C.--ESa + street,
, 1880-07-31

THE Dasutos are said to DO moro, nmfcab]y
disposed and aro desertlng their Chiefs utd sur
rendering their arms to tho british authorities.
, 1880-07-31

D1rLoMAr1o relations will soon be resumed
between FtAnc0 atA Mualuo. Thu N1uiskglH
plcnipotenslary to tho sospectTyp countries will
be appointed tic 5tkt Ut October,
, 1880-07-31

SECRETARY ScllulE addressed a'largc and
enthusiastic ItepubiIoau audience ut san Fran
cisco lust evening.
, 1880-07-31

CONGRESSMAN Tom Browne, OF Indiana,
says ho expects majority Ut 8,0u In hls district
and IL conllUnt thnt tho Etltu will Gust Its yott
tor Garfield.
, 1880-07-31

HEAVY rnins. lastlng for six hours, fell In
the south Of Englun.a yesscr,lny, doing lrrep-
nrnhtc dnmago to tic wheat crop In thnt
rcgon Tho Thames at,tl It's tributaries h,ye II,
mnuy piaces oyertnwcA their blnks, doing
much injury to tho grazsug lan.'s a,,l destroy
tufr the hnY.
, 1880-07-31

THE hop crop In New York State, this yenr,
will 10 Is per cent greater than tho crop Of 1870.
, 1880-07-31

S1n GEonaE JEssEr., British Master Of III.
Rolls, hrs reoontly decided d copyrlRht e..s
which bears very bArtl, and, It seems, unius,Ir
upon nm American publisher. A coach .blildna
i1r,n I'll England hal hoeu In the tnblt Of H..
porting 100 cupcs OF an Amcrlphrl trnt1o torrn.,
chilled tho Hub, and distributing tho same ANN.
tholr customers. An pntorpristna Engl!shman
saw the Journal, liked ita plan, md got cut An
English monthly Of tho same kind. Tic Amer,
fcuts took this appropriation ut their ,dca h
good part, gave tito new English paper com,
pllmontary. aud copied from It. With due credit
M Illustrated article. Tic English publisher
did not rcctprocnte tho ctyiltty, but served m.
tico Of infringement Of copyright on tho In.
gltsh aRonts Of tho Hhl. The agonta recc,yri
tho issue in dispute, but did not diatrIbut.
1t On aooount OF tho, objection fled viii
thnm. When tho casc cnnle on thu,
mn1o no defense ns to infringement, but. i,
they hat not distributed tho copies, and we,s
not guilty Of Intentionally trespassiug, con.
tested tho costs. Tha Judge decided uvaJntt
thctn. and they had to my about n Thousand
dollars. Sir G. Jessc], nftor ruling that tho M.
production l,y tho American editor, even IN
complimentary way, Of copyr3Rht matter mads
TINT ISSUE Of bis ournnl contraband In EnRlaua
used tho following remarkable lanE1iagp:
sato Or hire carry on tho business at thpir oVn
rehd nrp not lllble; but thoso who ltnpurt tor
Enle or hire must know thr law. Eslw, Il
1ncs nppunr TINT tho net requirca tho sclliuK,of
letting for hlre Of copyright nlnttcr to be deus
knowingly III order to be ofTenso, atttl, therc
fore, il was necessary to glvo notice. Tho In.
portatton was illegal atll actlonablo without
nnttcp. DefendRnte receive thon for salo o.
Tint Is nnothor otFonso, and then thny say.
"Thoy mover intended to interiors With iii
plaintiffs copyright" My opinion Ia that IL
importation is tho nIcnse.
If Engllah publishers believe TINT thoy cal
hastcn tho day Of international copyright b.,
harsl conduct toward American rivals and III
slstonco upon their technical rights, they al,
vastly mistaken. Ono such performance Us thh
docs moro to destroy confidence between th
publishers Of the two nations than nny I!tcta1
Congress Gun do in the other direction. Undo,
tho present ruling an American newspaper con.
tntn!nK review Of III English book With o..
tracts illustrating tho criticisms, would lie pro.
hlbitcd in England.
, 1880-07-31

TURKISH newspapers. which publish nrti-
clcs from European papers hostile to Turkey nru
threatencd With suspension by tho 6ultntl.
, 1880-07-31

TIE Irish Relief bill l'as passed the House
OF Lortls, alltl HOW only awaits tho Quocn's aig.
nature 10 bcuoiup law.
, 1880-07-31

Sin CHARLES DiLkE, III reply question.
Hatca In the lfouso Ut Comnlona yesterday tllat
ae had ITO Information of n mutiny AmouR tho
British soldiers tu Cyprus, aud he did not bulIyye
ii HlH trt1a
, 1880-07-31

CUsToM-lousE receipts ut Now Orleans In.
dlcute TINT business ln TINT city is in q yery
uUurshirg condition.
, 1880-07-31

rltE Marquis OF Tseng, tho Chinese Am
bnssador. hus Mt lcugtl. arrfvod at ct. Peters
burg. >,
, 1880-07-31

CONTAGIOUS plour0-pnetlinu!lia ias again
made its appearance III sol1le Ut tho English
rouutics, particularly lu Nott!nahauBtiro und
YoFkshIro.
, 1880-07-31

.Al;osrr aa,90,tS3 aorts ara under wheat iu
hl!nHesosa this year, being ut IncFthse Of about
l.ot0o acres ostr lust year. The average ylaIa
~ estimated ty tho st. Paul Pioneer trkks ut
iftreu bushels to tho ucrc. The average Yield
laat yeur &fuI lL4 bashcla. Tho returns 8huW I
, 1880-07-31

of isl mukes he Lucai {, r,ovarum.n. 1 i,onrt tho
central authority instead Of tho Secretary OF
State fur ths Home Department. The census
will be takaa GU tho u!xht OF Sunday, the 81 ot
April, lSSt sunday is tho day selected becsuse
presumably II IL the day on which tho yruats4t
nuubeFaf porsons Will 10 found At hons. A4
th9 rctWaa will la collected hY the euuues'
atdss 9a Monday. and oesrsoteI whe,' e..
roneop9' Propositions to have tho rtIsg1oas
porsuasion, r.to Of waaes, and sickness
OF tho pcopio inquired into and tho r..
eult tnbulAted Woro put forward; but 1t va
stated Ia tho Houso ot Lords that eAch pddI-
tloaal question would eost Ed,Ou0 Ia pay II the
s1umcratofs alone, aud the inquiries relating 10
sslsaton anl wages would he rczonted by many
ta1Hans ~ tpqulsitoEtaL
, 1880-07-31
SOCIETY AI1:Er1N GS.

Chicago COMMANDMENT. NO. ~ +. IA special
CIncMyy viii DO hold at our asylum NaturstAy oycn-
linz. jrly 81, p M, 10 rgceiye and act upon p.
t0nA under diApeisattun from IT. En- t3rnnu Iolt-
tnMndnr. full attendance OF thu meH1bors fo-
qucatel. Dy ordor OF Fin. E0tumnn!cr, ,
, 1880-07-31

ooay eau lofcteil "hat VIII oe done III regard
10 '.,o "c'ch"eWws II tne bei'oc!"tie pu1t9
s'l"'t eo'ac ilto i"'t possess'oh u 1AoIoof-
cFn"ent'
rur pnrTrcrr 17onar ~ rnpn4
Grcnt nritnfn cnn hardly cqcoro 4ha
clnnrea vhtrl, ttn,e and tfo ercncro1 n,ivaucc.
tle Stotea NJ Eurn,p, rvn,, for.owov mi,
hitherto nbsoIutcly desnottc 1,ussln Is In :, con-
mint df non,,,ar ,rfvcr,,mcnt nro forc,nr umnn
d.to, NJ rovolr,inn t1a omf,c,,tona,l c,osoos
~ t,;a neon,c dc",ondt,c n raa,,anaih,o md n
representatives rovar,,mc,t auotrio hoo
wilhtn th1rtv vcora hacn lilcrotc,, from nm
a1,snlrtc tlcsnot,a,n nnl tho min, of I'm.
rt,r,, mi A,str,o ~ ,,a,,l t,ros,or H., y oa,,.
nact oivfnr tn oaoi, n ,oooi por,,orort on,,
Ministry ort ali r,nrosa,,t,d ,r ~, I,nnoria1
ror,innont and no,ar,,os, ,,v - ros,,o,,s;,,,o
1ffn,o.rr rront 1,r,tat,, ,,as ~ n,!ts,nt,,..
con,nosa, ~ 'i,vn hr.nc,,os ,rho 1inmss ~
co,nmcna 10 +ha ua,rast ,n;,ro,a, ~ -
non,,,nr ,sson,,,,,, ro,,raso,,.;n,. ~ ,ao,,,"
~ t,,s 1rlrg,,o,1. hrt T., jts o,,,ar.,a,,. rpre
mani If ,nan,i.ra ami =, tts snfrr,ao e' 10 ~
AWAY Srnm' ~ hnt =, .,,,s oor,,tr. ' s,n,,1a ~
r.rarod 80 h"au " ro'r,so,'.,,,a ' ,,,a "'a '1aon "
,r,,oso jtn,a,,,ea na..a ...,.,,s, :u sos.. .
raonn ~ .ha n"o,a % e,, - ~ ,,cs.,,,, .,n. o @
rnsaa. ""a ~, =, pess.uo .a' uo
~ , a,, W. ao'o s ~ =, ae.o . .o
"pp" ., " .e,luols' .''o Ill so ''on
''nu tr,,a ,s..'a .ns..,a,. 49," so ,s' ."ms' T., ,t.,
t"." aass..1' y".se ~ wv ".nea4
49,. 'nu.oe,, ..s ma! a,11eus t'!v "ealulq
V s..o "s.s'a. ,..,at. p'"s. ~ 20 gu.
ssasa .I'".' "n'.'.o1 "4tn 4.!, c!op' W oc'at
10, 1ona au - 'sot =. .,,..'a. .'
noionhel 4a.n' XII ~ wv, p.on. "ttnoat " fa"'ca1
'NiihllE1 Ill Ekllu lGlllIGbs 1k1I$ Cl1unK1
, 1880-07-31

TIE Town OF Yale, III British Columbia,
the headquarters OF tho Canadian Pnrltlc lllti-
rond. Ia reported to l,ayo heuu destroyed by lrc.
1t is supposed lint tho ilre WIS tho work Of ,n-
ccu1inr!es.
, 1880-07-31

IT is reported troN, Berlin tint the German
Government bus dteiared lts Intention Ia have
nothing morn to do In reference sO tito Greco
Turkish difficulty. Tho Sultan will ba well
pleased ut this Intelligence.
, 1880-07-31

~TilE Loalsyillo Cut4ricte.Jourlu,l estimates
tho population ut Ktutucky ut l.71l.3Jl. which
IL uu incrcaao Ut 4l1.Gl over tho population In
1870, The esttn,pte IL baScd on nttcIal setur.a
front forty.two counties IN tho Stuta,
, 1880-07-31

c;tn rn1tsfftut1 n Snnnt6 Tint will In rnDrp.
scntntfvo md nj tta s{mo tI,nc In different
from the present uouso OF Lords,
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THE EMPIRE AGRICULTURAL STATE.
Tho State Of Illinois las nchIcvotl tho high
position Of the Empire Agricultural State Of
America, ard Under circumstances which
iead to tho certainty TINT It's progn,lnence III
this respect will i,o maintained long into the
future. In point OF population It has boon
for number Of years tho fourtI, State in tho
Union, being exceeded only by Now York,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio; The present census
will probably show 1t to have population
somewhat in excess OF Ohio, but In agricult-
lirnl production, both rs to quantities and
values, It llas takon its place ut tho head Of
the column.
The Statc contains an area of 6s,4to sauare
miles, equal to aJ 4C3, 400 acres of lnn.l. Per-
llaps there Is not I'll tho world m equal
block of land wllero thcra is so small Il pro-
portion unatapted to tho ptow, or which
is lost to agriculture by reason Of mountains,
barrons, swn,nps, or oyertlows of water. All
accurate survey Of tho State few years ago
showed TINT there wcro 100000 acres Of
land which could not be cultivated becauso
of their low level or the overflow OF water;
but of this body Of lind 90 per cent Gun be
recovered and madc highly productive by
tho adoption Of q system, Of drainage. De-
tuctng tho land devoted to railroads, right
Of wny, to wagon roads, to cities, towns
and villages, md there remntt,s In Illinois
&c, 600 suupro miles of 1a,nl which for ger,-
eral fertility an,l adaptubll1ty to agriculture
has no superior, II It haye an equal,
, 1880-07-31

THE military headquarters Of tho Depart
ment OF tho Pluto huyo been removed frlln
Fort Omaha to tbs Ctty OF Oniuha 0u tho rceolA-
t,lcnaatlon OF lea. Sheridan. Fort Omutu u to
bu lnaAu u permanent post.
, 1880-07-31

01nltco III england.
TIE Hancock "boom" resembles n bum.
blo-bcc Ii, ono rcapcot,-that Of being larpcs,
when first hnschcd. In tho first week after BIZ
nomination thero was considerable ratification
fuss nne nolsc. Gunpowdcr was burned In large
quantities NIL over the country, and The Demo.
cratfo papers werp full Of dispatches describing
"cnthustAstio meetings." Since tho end Ut ,hs
first week tho boom " has gradually but stead.
fly declined IN forvor and magnitude The pict
Of straw have burnt out, a1ll tho blnze and heat
hnso ceased. Reelection bus sct In, and men an
nskiug each other In regard to Gen. IIancock't
fitness fur proper discharge Of tho great dutiea
Of tho Presidential on1co. Businessmen who
nrc Democrats have discovered TINT IIan.
cock Is no Statesman, and TINT he aas
never studied the political ntIairs Of tho
Mutton, and has nt opinions bRsed OIL i.,forma.
uon nnl reflection on any public measure Of
policy, and TINT ho iB now too old to lcarn. Tbs
arc nlao percclvinK that tue South IL altugcther
too "solld" for tho good Of tho country, and
n1nny Northern Democrats aro not much pleased
With tho IN cans reBortcd to in Dixie to maks
things unnnlu1ous for Hancock and Etatc.au.
prcmncy. Nor are they very anxious to disturb
tho present satisfactory md prosperous hus!nen
condition nf tho country by turning ever tut
Government to tho Drieadlcrs to experiment
upon and reverse the National policies. Almost
Mcnts OF Democrats who have concluded
to support Garfield and tho Republican ticket
In tho doubtful State Of Now York tbfs second
sober thought ts man,fcstinR itself oyery day
A letter received at tho Repubi,can heat
Quarters ycatertlay from EuIton. N. " nm.
5,ounccs TINT DRyla Ramsttc]l: forrnnrIv n ne,no.
crat, whu emp|oys no o,,efatIvaa' h1s tbrogt
out n GARFIELD md Arthur I'm uucr Ant+hcr In,
pprtant roc rult ID tho Hon. A. n. Inn,ncrton. nj
llochcytor. who yas tho DemnorotIn ront]Idatt
for Congress- In thc ,rhf,ttr,h T,1.tr,ot nf that
State two ycnry nuo, Mr.. T,nm1,crtn,, ,yos oIso
pn n rcyjous 'orcuston. tbe nnmn,railc no,nk
ueo for stnte senntor. In n rcccr3lv n,,,IIsbtx,
letter this gentleman suya ~ tao;, Gurf1rh,
arho moro bEs oharouter and rees,ri nre al,,djcJ
into, tho moro iustrous they nDrnar"
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Mn. TnrvErYAN. In the pr1tfsb uonse of
Commona. :1nly 4 rosc to ,nnvo that :. stans
should be taknn to retf,,cf, III act,a ist y, Gen,
crols tn tl,o rofrt ~ ,vhtot, :, ts aa"e. ~ m
u,nro linn nt1n,,oto ~ thn tnt.,a, s.,.,s.',on,s
nf t},e service" 1Tc anil tr,t ~ .,,,., ~ ir's.
sta ann sarony oomprisine IN TINA ~ ,xar m.
mn mnn nreacrt ,yith t;. coio,s ~. .,,,,',ardat
liz. ia i,encrnis. Tha n,tttsh "r.,,u w. :, uor
fonting tnc,',Sne, ~ r,sar,ao a,, t,, xosoos IN
1nt,n nonnrscd ,n,t IN m NM, ,us, snnso cn,r.
,rnr,fo, he sts f.,s".,,s nm TI".,. ~ 49,"
o,s "ud o,a H,,1nr,na,. ~" ~. liz,
That ia tn snv thn oct,va ia, -, na~oso,s cotn.
manti,no tho !ol ron ~ 10 Fao,,sh ",,,r ~,
ho.u p1,,sstan ,na nea as great as fhe s1 =,
III. s,,m n5ll to A1tus 1sr,t,st' man,p,t t' of.
, 1880-07-31

Ua.s$ Matte.
For thu henent q" onr paty0nA who desire 10 he''d
tnclc cotoa OF THE TntNENk through tho mall. "e
giyehereuth tho trItlsiant Tnte Of pussnIot
D0IHfxtic (f7 bJpu
Efght ard Twclvo Page lupcr. cohA
El1l&CH tNRo
tarrfgH,
E.phtnut TwnlYe Faan rnpuF. ..".......... cents
Elxlccl FAxn PHrcs ueA@'
, 1880-07-31

EuteYtd at tAe post0het nt Chtta7o+ Ill. Al 6teoT-
ttA1s$ Natter
, 1880-10-29
FLORIDA COLONIZATION.
Mr.. JO,vctt'A Telegram on That Sub.
jcci II lkcfnrn od-<;0tif Il lriianti0n o

MIR. Jc,vcl1'a Telegram on That Sub.
icce ia lkct,,rnod-fnufIr,un of
i,cnut,Ifcn, rmfnr,natlou.
NV r.',n t,o. ". On, ~ f,,y .,o,.,,r.
~" i"tN' w as.-uhe 80, .,, o' Wv ~ 1e"e'ls
sccretarses went 70 tho ONCE o. lill, Wcsfcri,
Ind n talk viii, tho management. it was
satd the missing tll,potcl relating tn "colon.
..,t,s,, 10y !, ,,,i,}n,' "a 'Ia.a,i re- a,.'',
i, ic % M1s ,' maIgM @ wc'. al 2, a'n g Ssgt; w.;
TtTtcnMti ''sME srn ra ,Ili n ~ s tin tnmnw @ wy
,,nt,, ~" ts,a" ,,,.s o,s, ,rIsa c",, ~ 'u
t,.,, ~ Us" rn, " ,,v ,"" , 1i1 1s,. ceuy J., ~
VIZ Mo"i. & ~ IT, LcS St,r, avpy; my ttns tns ta. nemt ~
S. n,,,re's S"r ~ ~ wv Mgs," pi ,t,,. snhla,
,a M',' ~ has my f,n n o. ,,s TI'oi F scHs Wsn@a @
%si c"ny II tr els tsntn. is,cI Issr 'N e''''''
Itnih H., oStnE snndG nS'i'tal!ea w'tt theso .
o f"fowtnu n Hs MIA to fv. % ,fcw.1: 1'''S Se''' '"e
"Urf,EE Or THE WKsTEnS UNION ,fHlE- M
NHA. ". i..1 ToA'ASs ;sS MY LUX, ~, - i"x:
;;nE ncE 70 xiye ~, nTewIi1,, 70 GonEtsie 1r &or
ll!ea, y copy ~ your tG!e9fa'H ~ Key west
Ut Oct. =. Yours vrsy resiAy,tfniiyt,
II. u. WAND,
, 1880-10-29

pl,osptorns there would he all !mpos-
sitiLity, md they contemplated tho substI,,,-
lion for this aelil alag If i "a car.Uns, mnsnr.
sian, or lis!r slag.. S.lcl, Stag coultl nf1nrtt
n hasc with Which the ilasccnt rllusphnrlc
nc1d raull combine, atHl thus "l,ahlc Il to l.
eliminated frt,In tic Iron. hit n canister
clay lining being sEltcI0l,s or nctl, wUl,id be
eafe, nway by basfc slnF, aful tile latter
70 tllat TO render the c.ntentrIate!! ncslon of
ilIo t''lslc EaG POSSIBLE, II basIe lining also
hnt! to be provided.
a ro nysni"rS ftsr Sosiefao's !at cxRer
brick con'tl liz made out OF magncslatl lime
,tt sttt%nc ss?,,tatn'ng frona 9 To- Ancr ceniM'n cf
I. per cehtun Of, oxide of iron, by firing
u at very high tcInperature-or,i-
inE Elm, in;,',,alcient, , With tiIs tl!s converter
ninl ~ thu converter Is p!ucGt{a certain ninil-
fity of l''n',Ir nrolor!n 70 tho slllcoi! ~ tho
10 tW nrhtrAatzcd. Aitlst VI tho phosphorus
isoxittizc1 tlurlng the F" aftcrl,low," md thus
eliminated fro,, The iron. The process I,as
mt yet been tric,I I'll tlls country o any
large extent, but will now, Iii all probability,
bG adopted.