New-York tribune., 1880-06-27
GENERAL NOTES.

The good people Of Eimira who propose to
erect monument to Adam IN that city are In dead
earnest They prepared and had presented to Consre
recently petition, in which after declaring that thS
common father Of msnknd has been suffered TO be IN
entire neglect although the father Of counsz
has now and has had for many years o monument q
course Of construction they thus prayi Therefore,
your petitioners beg that your honorable body vii
be- pleased TO issue decree restricting Elmira the
right to build monument to Adam. and inflcans q
heavy penalty mp, upon % sny Ssnss within snS
monument or other memorial TO the said Adam, and to
this end We will ever pray"
The rooms Of the Women's Silk Culture As.
sOciaton of Philadelphia now daily for thA
formation OF CLASSES. The object OF this school 10 n
teach ell branches Of silk culture, with view Of M
PRODUCING u into households, al branch Of aomss1
industry. 10 is hoped that the cordial suDpoyt and
patronage OF the public will he directed to this school
as tending TO encourage the development Of ths outur
Of OF the most valuable commodities tn the world
for which large revenue goes to foreign landa Th6
culture Of silk 10 better adapted to home industry thaa
any other branch OF work which opens largo ned IN
the commercial market, 10 being valuable % o commo
dity largely in demand. II particularly comsndS
itself schools, reformstores andiwherevsr wonea
aud children congregated with need for useful os
ployment occupation Of an intelligent and morsl
bearing not requiring constsns duty, but enabling them
10 pursue their household dutes At this school pupd
from tho cocoons, and other pertaining 10 sb
culture. The association purchases the leavesof ths
white or tho smooth.!eaved purple mulberry or H.
SpSsr 81 iO For ss IN sra or ANA.
with book OF instructions upon raising the slk
any yi rseed ak anybody may produce &C nome css
furnish any number OF young trees
The following comments upon the Republi-
can Convention show that TIE PoR Mall Gasstts updss
Mr. Morleys anagement will discuss American ahfEs
IN
American Constitution which forbds tbs election Of
President q third term 70 thirtieth. But tAe
Americans gradually acquiring something OF thAe
respect tradition and precedent whioh 90 potene
with u.s. and the argument has been urged With great
force that from Washington downward Presidents has
ever been more than res ected. Rightly or WRONGLY
many of them sincerely believed chat return Of Gen
cra Grant 10 power for third time implied serisus
peril to the stability Of the Republic. TIA spectre %
C@sarism haunted them. Those Who thoughs this dsn
SeY more speculative than real based their hosti q
General Grant the history Of his previous Admn,s
sraons, and on the certainty that some Of tho worse
scandals Of those Gays would be repeated. Gsnsral
Grant peRaonaily IA honess man. Ea ,sfs thu Prss
depcY with clean hands. Rut the 1ahcockl and Bek
knaps and Shepherds gave en- avn name to hia torn
Of power remained his ieads after their sdeccs had
been exposed. He would not shake them or when
driven from the pubic service they beased and boastsd
truly that they still had TO the white House. and
their influence upon General Grant was never losa
General Gareld though almost unknown here has long
been leader Of party In the great State Of OhM
HayeSs State slso has long yepssssnted tho xIxt1
Congressional District Of that State IN the Heuss q
Representatives at weshington has beeu chairman Il
Ways and Means, and Speaker Of the House and hA6
lately been elected y the aspste the United etass fe
GRAFT he s known ~ man OF singular 19rce % oeaz
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pbshed IN public Affairs, ne WI. nsvey ~ 8 d91nY
RnssSmep that he has been she ccnssseu5 edSeSS e.
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