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bans for instance demanding the license. or I'm the
case OF minors, exaoting evidence OF the aSsc:i' OF
parents-the functionary IL tusty liable to pnnty'
but the couples ARE married oil the same. When cred
itor reGu-ss and nstructs his debtor 10 make remit
him through common carrier. ana the carr'c
runs OF with money doubt this fafthess rascal
ought be punished but the debtor who has opeyeo
Instructions should not suffer, and the Law holds hi
free.
Now II It IL true that, in the returns OF
the Milne election. inspector has SOME
times written his name in the wrong place.
II returns only three pames wn'n
they should have four, or II II Is well established th
here and there precinct, notice has been ps'ed io"
days. saw instead Of Ave OF el elton the preparation
for wh'ch has for months Gled the Who'll" STATE Win
such clangor that living soul within Us '"roerS'
unless he were deaf dumb aud bind. co'i P"ssny oe
ignorant OF the dav and hour ana minute "heh Wv
pns ", re- TO he opcncdi these thing. say sire tr"c
anything iikc them. aud II yet the election mas W.
held and the ptOpes will has been expressed anu ,e
result not Onrv nOorous but has been satlsicIoIliy
atrs ed tor even dscredited ccruncatfs
Technically Imperfect. would beyond question ne
ceved court Justice as evidence OF tnt -. W"
sno "a Inc penalty for the tamil OF these bnnderhg VI
Ignorant or dishonest returning officers be visited Oh
the Hucccssful ndidaLes and not on themselves. .,
One more question. How does II happen tph. nus
extraordinary returns are endowed with so parano1Ua
charactr that while they are 70 fatally Wei us as 70
they are quite good enough and regular enough 10 eec'
thu one VINO WASN'T
suppose YOU will tell me that don't know ahyininp
about law. Probably not hut then seems ~ me
/ have sort OF an instructive surnlse Vi ""a' ="
ought "a b."
Nrr- YORK. Dec. 81. 1879
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,,,.c IN form canal from tn" Gun OF Dar'en
r,y -: C.p,cs. another from Mosquito Gull TO tue
W p,r.n, another across Nicaragua. and sno'hcr
gu" ' M. ,,ro In regard 10 the political or diplomatic
1891, 81 ,,,, ,u,,inu and how th" enterprise ""u'
ascc the poilucal relations of the great "a"'"''
,,d an ,n,t a canal across Central America """'
P"'" t,s. Pacific to tht Unit"d States. n ga'e'
w - v,.lch no American statesman would allow 10
49, =, m. Governmental keeping of any other country nc
S.r,c,t., thu France. EaEinnd aud Amer'c" so'"'
49,. ,,i,i,,.cipg the inter, t al tnt money fcq"'"e
let. !r ra,al. He reviewed the proposals us 10
h ~, ns rur;c4 mi gave his voice IN FAVOR o eu"H
~, ,,f ,.n,, Monkey Pc Mt, iCrty miles norm from
we f., Y a., a.ra theme" 10 Like NiviEdtioi
Ia. oLke NA"at' i =" o n"Ii" . W iii ~.
a.. con. Idc' "a :t.ti III" BrltNn thf" "'
60 . ,,.r ,..,t iir'si on t!,iN '"'"if Won o. W.
W, ,c,,, &C. t.r Nation ly 'ir cUn>oNo on "l W."
" , q -, ,.... t,: y,ru tilN country, tie UhGd HtfN
a, f. ,rr N,u moreover IT, ohN eq :. !" ,.,
a., ,,I,,.. Y any vote exceeding SOoOOVoO
~. ~ L..
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An INDIAN VAR 1URE1TENED.

THE COINIssIo%s DEMAND FOX ALL TIE Ute
MCRrr RKRs--CHIEF GUERo ANXIOUS FOR nos
TiIITIfs.
Los Plxos AGENCY. Col, Dec. 31.-The
Commission has adjourned To meet
at Cline's Ranch on Cimarron River. twenty
FIVE miles southeast of the Agency, there TO
await the arrival Of the prisoners. General Hatch
and escort left in driZzliug rain at
4 O'clock in the morning. The i've days extension
expired on the Goth inst, and. If all OF the
Indians demanded by the Commission were not
then surrendered, peace negotiations will end
"All or none were General Hatch's parting words
TO Ouray US be left the Commissions rooms
Monday for his ranch to hold q final Indian coun-
Gil which ere this has deoided the fate OF the Ute
Nation. Ouray fully realizes the situation. and
knowt that if the ultmatum ofthe Commission is not
complied with the Utes must The surrender OF the
prisoners u very DOUBTFUL. Chief Guero. second in
power to Ouray. being q medicine man. has
large folio wing and has done more
than all others to binder the Com
mission from accomplishing ita work. He 10 In
favor of war and at tho time OF the White River
troubles wanted TO massacre tho people living III the
garrison, and WAS only restrained by Ouray.
II the War Department takes charge OF the
must come quickly. or the Los Pinos Agency may
prove 9 second White River sffa,r. Whom Ouray
leaves for Washington there will be no one left TO
restain the young WArrorS and GuerO ID NO hostile
70 the whites that he 10 liable to cut loose 1t any
momAnt
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Dill


COCDERT-A his re'i"noe Sonth Orange y. J on Pc
ocnber 81 1879 Charles Coudert Ia he 61th year oi mis-
rars services At Seton Hal Chapel Friday January 2.
Trains leave Ba clay aud Chrstoperst ferries for south
orange 9:lO OoOck
viii be III waiung
FD0E-In Jersey city. January ], George w. Eng"
Notice. Of funeral 10 norrvT
opIsWOLD-Attbe .,srdsnoe OF Lester A. Roberts 9tS
Washiu stOn ave, Brooklyn, v. Y. december rs ~ I'M
ert Coka the late Judge Ezra Crisw DID, OF Del
aware, Ohio Aged W years
II .pT-r-On Tuesday December 40. Elizabeth w. beloved
vito OF Albert HART se-i ~ vears and = nonthA
st. John, N b.. papers please copy
monis Thomas Pnckney eldest OF Henry aud Eliza
BETH K johnston aged years months and 10 DAYS
Interment at WOODLAND
KEr, UNION Thursday. January 1880 Norris ketchun
IN the Gath YEAR II his age. Co.,, - - - -.
ut MS residence 10 square, on Sat-
urday, 80 tust., a. 10 q M ......, r.,
friends respectfully invtsa 70 attend
req uestet that NO dOwers be sent
IhAyITTI this clty Tuesday norning tho Both nst
Dav1d I<ayitt, In the S9th year OF his age
Nouce Of funeral hereafter
uopuAN-On January !, $780, May Marguerite, Bos.
som child Of Charles " Mary +. Morgan. aged
FuhorA private, -. ,o,, a. W,
sACKErT-At Crawford. N j. Dcccmpcr d. 1879 tho rr'
rnn.ra from Presbyterian church Crawford on Friday the
I'd IN at IL NJ
srryyEsANT-In this December Fl Mary wife OF
Rutherford stuvy~sant and daughter OF H. h. feTrrpop
p0arr. from s. Marks Church. and stuyvesantst
snS friends arc attend without further
n",in~ lis req estsd that no flowers be sent
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PLAGIARISM IN TIE PULPIT.

A pY<IAL IHAr II HE RECR>I MEIIING OF EOS-
IoN BATTIsIs InE DISCUSSION ON PLAGIARISM
HAD A>Y SPECIAL REFERENCE TO Or. GORiMtE.
TO the Edtior Of Ths TrI0une
SIR: | find the following in paragraph III
your S.ue Of lie met, under the Lcsd u: EeiG
tellig"nce y;
E,rly IN the discussion ono Of the speakers warmly
DEFENDED d.. Lun r. holding h,t IN he ca the spirit
Of inrg veurss oIsi TO ~ he'd paramount 10 al Othrs.
Suw hanprnrd TO be chairman OF tho rncoiIhg re
TERED To-. y" one defended Dr. Lorlm"' 'ur thr simple
rra>on that uo on GssRil~i him. OHc speaker Was
,ii.,d 20 order bI m,inhr who thonSht that certain
remarks directed asLinsi Dr. Lorimer ~ iinp.c>
s.on witch chairman sha:rd at the moment hui
the gentleman thns interrupted immediately stated that
he had no thougHt partcu nr anil tn re- the
matter ended, Tue name OF Dr. l"riincr was mentioned
nny during tho discussion, aud that by the men,
ter who card ho speaSrr 10 order. 4 would DE- quite
contrary u,ges OF our min.ters' ne iuES To dis
Gus. aliertl faults ~ not officially before
Them for TIM members. have doubt that the Ie
~ pr Winch nave quoted. Intended 10 give fair
account what sId and done, bur every gentleman
,ct Ia riu"'rr viii t"ru'! thn fhcy 'Hrd moot
\ en- ly. Yer, rcsp~'tft.ly. FkASklIS JJISsoN.
I,-st,u Dec -. lSGV
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NrrD or oRGANlZtp CHARITY.

To me LdIfOr Or me IriGHne.
SIR: want to thank YOU for your editorial
utody'- lEI"tNE. ealing attention 10 IA" case Of
Niain Toward. i;'I iOr srang iauc'ts " 10 buy
'ool Tor hI, wIc aud child" Tina IA not so
Lated occurrence o.' KIND "a New TX Va re wca!tA
ami bencvocuce very largely abound and wh"re Their
Is nI abundance OF each 10 prevent sucn occurrences
~ theft to pr,1 Starvation, or VI starvation Tor
or food.
Every Winner people not only suffer but actually stAryc
IN au and Christian city solely for the want
some wcldrviscd plan organized that tho benevO
may safely give without great aste and the tear ~
Increasing perisin aud systematic begging We have
already Regards uumbers LOO many charitable organ
izatious, and Il consequence large waste OF money
the want Of better method Of relieving the
ecessitics OF the poor who deserve Gid. IL appears 10
me that our great need 10 OF some one wo lOrRan BED
sssoclation With several branches agencies properly
located various parts OF the city, where contributors
nay by card. send applicants or unknown applicants
apply and Obtain sufficient Immediate relief to prevent
aisoiuie suffering and investigation into the
mertts OF their case. OBsERvER
Netr- York, Dec. -, 1879
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6uerlGl Notfes.

S.THPDA January 1879 will close Ut this onoe on
Tt EspHY ii m. tor kuroDe BY stsAn,Ahip Gcrmanic
- 1neenstevu on WEDN ESDAY, A &;SO q m. Tor Eu
rope by steamship Algeria va oaenStown on ph ia
0ermauy and France must
be specially and At m Tor kur9pe by steam
sArURDAY st an for KarOr BY sg hspnSS We
he spoisiiy sossed and ct m for Scotland direct ny
and at II Ill., Tor Enrcpe
IN VA and 1reuon The Iaaiis
~ 'nsnmsrk Sweden aud Ner1y dispatched BY Ham
Colombia leave NewYork Decsmoe. 80 me %a so A.
p ha FOR Ncvfoundlapd New YORK January
The mali : Havana ksye Nsw.Yort Dses1eer ~ and
BADGES ana Trinidad direct Yor. TIE
1eIioo Via New. OrieArh leave Eew;York January ne
~. M Tor XustraH Co. San Franciso0 January IL
f"o "A fHOS. l. yAMEA Postmassoe
49,. O6ce Nev. York DeA n, 1879.
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A HARD MONEY TICKET.

rome EdiiOr or The Irfbune.
SIR: was very glad to see in THE SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of tn, 9th inst. manly aid out
spoken words IN support OF the recommendation OF
President Hayes that the floating debt OF the United
statcs-xnown as eenbacks-bc called in and paid of
IN hard coin 1t Is absolutely neoe ssary to do this 10
insure to specie resumption and The poll
cians Washington ought not TO shirk RON the per-
f,rlnnncc OF plain duty. President es's late Ut
tcrauccs upon this question have materially strength
.n.d him among al wel-iniormed people As be Is o
~ the CANVASS aud 1t IL Necessary 10 success thht
some one should nominated no vii win the suppol
OF the ind ~ vote how would IL do 10 animate
VIM NJ Lvarts for President AMI +. Il. Wasiibur1l Tor
Vrc-Prrsdruti What reason could be- urged ter not
supporting whose loyalty to liberty To inau-
honor, and. H. short To every R"od ana great Cause
IA known ana recognized every wherei
EDWARD TOMPKIS5.
D,IL C1f Der 1879
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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORTS.

TO the EdStOr or The Tribune
SIR: Allow ME to suggest that you publish,
In connection with the Weather Report tho list giving
the state Of the temperature the height OF the bar
ometer etc. at the different signal stations This list
posted In the post Offices Of the principal cties and
Ia Of much interest, as It Gives IN connection with the
indications" much clearer idea OF the character OF
the weather to he expected than be obtained from
the Indications" alone The Boston newspapers pub
ish this list Why do not the NewYork newspaper: do
nkrwi-%f Ar.
stamford, Conn.. Dec. %, 1870
Ito our correspondent, perhaps, the list he men
tons would be of more service than the Synopsis"
cont aimed in the Government Weather Report, but
to by lar the greater number Of readers the By
nopss" is the better Of the two. The latter gives
the state Of the weather throughout the country
during the twenty -four hours preceding its date. and
indicates the whereabouts Of storms and the drec-
ton in which they are moving. The "SyDoDsis Is.
Of course. based largely upon the list referred to,
but not upon one alone. The map made up in the
Signal Office from the details OF the latest list 10
compared with the preceding one and sometimes
with Others and the result of this comparison Is the
"SynOpsis." A siAgle list will always give some
points not contained in the Synopsis" hut 1t will
never give all. For this reason, and because very
few of readers have the time or inclination to
make their own comparisons we prefer to dispense
with the list and publish the Synopsis" made up
from it by the Signal Service Bureau. The "Sy-
nopss" is sometimes not rs full could he wished,
but it is generally carefully written and az full as
the limited means at the disposal OF the Bureau VIII
permit Our correspondent has. perhaps, not noticed
that the Boston newspapers are not IN the habit OF
publishing both the Synopsis" and the hst.-Ed.I
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HARPER 4 BROS

Harper,s Latin DicfieAary. Edited H. A. Andrews
Revised and Charles snOfJ Royal Sse
2O33 Price, boards uncut ~ 80 fua shoop ~ o.
hall leather. $40 o.; full Rns~A. Sl2 80.
The Egoist comedy In narrative. BY George ieredth
Alto paper ID cents No. 20 IN the frapkn square Lors
The Bells Of Pcnravea novel Bv B. I. fayte0n so,
paper, VI IA sue Franklin square Library.
Art In America critical and historical sketck. BY
W. Beu Profusey illustrated evo illuminated cloth
81
The Boy Travellers In the Far East Adventures Of
Two Youths ID Journey and China BY Thomas w:
Knox. Camp Fire and Cotton Field" overland
through Asia" nderg ground. john &c. illustrated
eyu, illuminated cloth. 50.
Studies of the Greek Poets. BY John Addington 81
mOus author OF IS. etches Italy and Greece, ReDais
ssnce ay" Revised enlarged by tue author In
vols 1GnO. vl0th, s. 80.
The North Americans Of Amt guilty Their origin. mi
erAnns and type OF civilization considered By Johd
hhOII. $40, clUtn. S..
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RI BIC OPINION.

# IN, Southern Drmocr. Is Will cut loose
tIm TN Ra!i.r, idd, Wc>i AID Mr. hw"et 'nu ana
sounrcl, hy the Las crn Dem" roy. y, w-Iork new
H. r.ry aud Conn, ctcut can ne can eel ]" the party mex
y,4r.. Augusta GA Chronicle tItm.i
t;a,celon has been the tool OF sharper rOgues
ar LrIur u,,on our kpubc the dIs.riceu cAhioit'oh
of The people # state cheated of tcr Government ny
nracilces ~ the pckn- o; pUckets-lCinciunau
G.zcIic Or ~ 80
Persons who contemplate moving TO TINS
Sta will irouole 10y S'tting u permit ron
6 major VOORHEES,. He il authorized ny ih" Democracy
Ia saw wat Immigration il Legitimate aud what 10
moi -fImdian3 polls Journal (R-lD
1t should be put upon record that the DemO-
c1sc Cucrcss ~. aud cape, count IA the
IusGeu ia, canOdate OF IT'S parry. Tie promise Has
beer made let wait Tor The per ornance-lhhs-
son freeman (Rep.t
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TIE TRADE DOLLAR.

To ne Hditor or The Trt0unt
SIR, Your New-Jersey correspondent In
yesterdays paper has my sympathy when be complains
OF tho trade dollar Yesterday my wife brought In nve
OF them from markethe only change she could get for
q fve dollar bl-and, ~ ! had occasion 70 send away
some money by nail had to 90 begging around for
currency with which to buy postal order, postage
stamps or draft at bankers This happened In the
third city In the Union and where doubtless TO-
600 people have been bothered ~ have Deen. 49,
Now, one reason ny Judge Buckuer cannot shoo!'
trade buzzards out OF the nest In which they were
Matched IL because there 80 many silver eagles In
the air. and which will pass ut the post Office.
Wnile believing that every cizen who can read Will
prefer 81 aud 81 promises TO paw (which arc well
srcured for daily use yet nasmuch as Congress will not
give them TO you not persuade them TO call In
tue eagle. 30 that The buEzards come out H.
BROOKLYN Dec %, 1879.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
EVEN IN WINTER.

70 ne Editor OF rae Trtbane.
SIR: 1 have noticed from time to time in
your Columns descriptions OF places adjacent to New
York which claim possess Extraordinary inducements
to those OF suburban inclination. have heard some
where read perhaps Of that mysterious phrase ace
ing mud going so many better" OF the mean
Ing Of this has for moment found resting place
mind but II appears to be an excellent ana use
fui synonym for the Of things when comparisons
odious.
My loyalty Las been at the end Of its rope for many
day. but have suppressed 1t till now when It breaks
ont al a season whrn suburban residents fight shy OF
showing the benefits and beauties OF country life
The fascinating magnet loses It's power when the trees
are scuddlna before the wind under bare poles ana
lawns and foliage lie smofhered uu.er unvsriaGate~
Snow But Ike stores during holidays We are open
for Inspection dav night in season or nut of IT, We
desire convenient back door out or which TO pass
when frost ut the window We. OF Short Hills
look over our lovely Winter l'ndscape and smile at
those Who In other country pacr fold their tents ana
steal TO shelter OF urban brick and mortar Are &c
bore blest than they, geographically and socallyi
Upon my word think SO; and If you Will permit Inc
v III give my reasons.
Where The Orange Mountains fall away. where the
valley stretches on mics at feet where the
Staten land hills rise into from. knoll tops
where be Highland lights Glimmer at night Just above
the where regular water system brings spring
water through onr houses, whore the drainage per
feet and where the doctors the only neigh
hors we have end, more. whore tine Morris and
E-~ex Railroad leaves us only three minute walk
the Park short Hills. Here nature has been
Lavish her Inducements 10 the builder The land rs
broken knos which offer natural grading for the
houses occupying them No artificial boundary lines are
needed All be miniature hills and daes forbid them Inc
avenues follow the nntuia level OF the ground winding
around symmetrical mounds and past forest trees and
skir.cd too BY nacadam sed walks defying Jersey mud
ii.tf We do NJ AL act up In the - cheap home
and general Tenement bus bur shout blush 10
IN print the terms under which WAS enabled TO come
here.
1t wonld scarcely do TO name few OF theweil known
New York business men who are residents here ana
hcreabuu neither can cOurteOusly call ny name those
places which and go better" but With the
the ground, and with the breakfast bell
ringing while sun s vet busy with the gray morn
ng msts the Springfield valley these short Winter
days only that not tent has been folded To
he up In city quarters iii summer should come
again. u. NJ B. H.
Short Hills v. J., Dec. % 1879
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COMPARATIVE MERITS Of ETCHlNGs.

TO me Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: The very readable report. by your Lon
don espoudcnt the distribution OF the medals
and prizes hy The president OF the Royal Academy must
plead my excuse trout ling you with al hquiry
when occurs whenever OF the proceedings OF
that powerful >Ocidton made public; and, indeed
the very uIns VIII ch Is here pointed out by
quiv VII well sustain the remark by your CORES
pnnlcnt that notion abroad that tho Academy does
do much It's money. How Is II that fbc arr OF
original etching never rewarded encourage In
the Roy Arudt INV, which rewards with li'
full hUDor- hanca enYrAyiKI In bpndOn are Two
fanous living etrrrs ~ TIE world. seymour
Hayden aud JaHcs Abbott WA!stltr NO collection az
rtcnlug- l. thought couuetr wltJout specimens 10y
prlcv'.
NO has stated more clearly than Mr. Hayden, The
rank and status OF the Of etching. lie The
properties ~ The ,rhiny line in point - fact almost
holly inrut.d Of tie engraved lin" " holly or
almost LOlly mcC hapical. I.e m"uta properties o.
III" cicaiLg luo originality and personality 5"
actually recognize line or RcnbiAudt ar %
Ont ~ Whirh properties. again. com" the quail
,cllcAc, color tfndc ne's nnd what
cse The rrfls ~ caabr Of Tho burn Inc b' ING
wtbou rIth originality personally II without men
al rgr-iuI excerpt such IL lie as may be C|OIitu
fruIu III thu act Uf copying.
We To the truhp6s OF tn" line enGrI'-
crs tlctc' RE. do riumpas over dhciiis of any
word lrpp.c i-ir work upon anything III jr Ian
Tie lucrflun- np lcaiuu OF Instrumental and man -
* N To- the prri ~ secondary art, aud aogrnrt
icindiHe tn" IIct'nsion vhch NVl.u ret lhtp G'"F"
.N ,'....l.. I. A. C..
Mr. i0rk Dec 90 1870
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AID FOR REFUGEES IN KANSAS.

To The EdTFOr OF Ths TFFoHhe
SIR: The inclosed was received this morn
ing from Mira Z. L. Comstock, q Quaker lady who has
devoted herself months past to the coored
refugees !u think IL well TO give 1t place In your
naper II may bring aid those suffering people
The card bears the full address, This lady has been
considerably know IN New-York from visiting the
prisons etc, and shc has most cordial connection
In her work with Governor ST. John. Respectfully.
Nep York. Dec. %, 1879. ELLEN CoLLINs
Dr.p FRIgsp, Weather intensely cold. Refugees
frer,ur BEND us money TO buy food and clothing aud
fmri They continue daily IN utter dcsttu
tim Great sickness and suffering among them nom
eXnosure TO the weather. We want warm bedding for
them aud shelter. City crowded Dons al ~ possibly
=. - WITTY.
18th mo-, IS, 1870. 80
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A BIC PICK-N0t long ago an lrishman ap-
pici H. an IN Tyne shp ard 10 b- put ON 10
lob. lie informed that ne could not comply with
nm. +, nup.t tut Pat continued 10 gaze earnestly at
an anchor which lying In the vicinity the for' man
yi.rd him Ia 20 away. Dcyi q bit Will storr, :"
:, nrd Pat I'll the THAT'S going 10 use that
pick j.
HAXDY.-Scene 1.-Lieutcnant (tO Private,
W., nns been mi>conductius hiu.scD: Now, II ever
catch ven hitting vOur hand sgan III report you:
scene q" Why what lhe - why dou't you salnti
that II liver yer caught me lifting my haDd YOU'D report
me 10 the Cviunri."- Fun.
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J. W. BOTTOM,

Rjtunl Of the Altar The Orders OF Holy tcgImunlDu
Illustrated vita 20 wood cuts. Imperial SvO tl0tn SO
Oar Early Emixrant Ancestors, ORIGINAL LIT. OF Per
so.s OF Qnallty, Religious &C.. who eunRTated u
Am Ia i60O-l1O,. Smsd 4t1 Cloth mcdt %
ualf morocco. gilt top So
Owen Joaes's Grammar OF Ornament. Dew Edition. IL
- parts \ 81 each. 10 . now ready
The Etrher. A Magazine OF Etched WORKS OF Artls~
Monthly pArb. si2 per annuIn
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THE ONLY HOPE LEFT IN MAINE.


The intensity OF feeling among KcIuhllcih
81 regard the Wong at, ma as 20" t.'u
In the l-aS lnry IrgiId II with tLc derresi ma S''-
ton a. crime above all political cline ~ com
,hilteI III This country never IL b Submitted "
ut tucy nave confidence There Is nuc h"t-'N
and ma mood tnr men counted IN Di be I"N
IOr Council that come OF thrn VIII refuse w pc
g me partners c:rat InfRny wnich they are III
yit-d TO share, will decline to accept seals [" Whl'i
others and not they were rcCiei Uy Inc ltupc' anu
thai in ms WI the nefarOus " II be- dreaie !
Ii cannot be that these men ar % destitute VI con-
science and honor So dcad Ia tie cWrh'N {" hN
seats IN the r.s.aCre under the ntiuons conspiracy
t. -uhveit vii of the people dctd!td al t"' ID
lotboN t..ey Viii consent 10 b come rii'itrS IL
ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-02
sENATOR BLAINE's OPPORTUNITY.

Any dcDIaSUSue can raise IL popular th-
n,st INT Al ,,luiIes "A adler Of tnt first ct bfr 10 pay
fhe part OF Cromwell and . dc "h Tue "'I WIN tu
dIrerf th, form Can M. Blaln" enact tis nJst d'i
en-, Of Mi he roles oi leadership? We believe he can
AID tuat he w,. And, lie enacts wit" surc>s say
tmr -, Maine h. Jaw her peace and ter Orurr, AID Gr-
fndc the imuerIl ibcrtes Oi her people 50 lar d
tley nav offended within those niiiaiI"ns hc VI
dispute, among IL" lew IN II t'at inc
world has a. any lime produced, VITA capacity cn"ut
ia shN, and VI: We the order and anarchy
are diy.dtd ia 10y Il pms point.