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, 1880-04-01

terrst ttey lMay lose soslo NJ tin lmrlgltteOus
privileges md aslyantas,1 which tl,cy now
cnloy. The people will 10. be yery much
nlarIl,ct ut my hI!t whlcl, proposes 10 irayo
uniform duty Of II, per cent u1l my class Ut
EtanlS, nor wifi ulcrc b. very general defense
Of Congressman who think sltct, duty too
small, antl make tI,at opinion their cxcuso
fnr lighting tho retiuf which publishers ask
for without reference III that portion
nj tho tariff wltcl, furnishes actual frotec-
tlon. Tho attorneys III CthRrcss of the pro-
.cctctl clnsscs will hot l1nd their rosttion b.
fore Tho rntfc very cnytable when they a1nll
ot',mse tho repeal of tho duty on papcr mid
wonl-puip because the sarao blll shnlI afford
nl,tv 30 per cent protection OF other articles.
Thr newsrnpcr Eni!d viii accept ITO sncl,
npotogy rs this fur tlio maintenance OF nj.
outrageous anil oppressive imposition, whIcl,
beneIlts nobody but few grasnlng n,ouopo4
lists. "1'llrsc feliows need Whips, not rea-
SOUS" says tha New York Post, md tho
newspapers throughout the length anil
breadth of the land will adopt the saying III
their gtii.to In the next Congressional cleo.
tton, II they can secure tlo justIcs from the
present Congress-
, 1880-04-01
VALE KEARNEY AND comMuY1sm,

Dallls licarnuy atul Ills following suffered
crushing antl deserved defeat Mt tho San
Francisco cl,artcr election Tuesday, tic Citi-
zctls' unlon ticket having beeh elected by u
majority Of from 5000 to 7,o.n. This means
tho cid Of kcarney ind Kparitcyisln IN San
Francisco. Ills yle ,n0uth!ngs, Ills tlo1na-
gogical ilttera,ces, his vicious threats, anil
his INSANE ranllngs nEs.il,at everything pnr-
quito probable tho iatt-tlonrs will soun close
OIL him, al!l that ttle tlrcent people 0t Snn
Francisco will bo e,,yeti even tl,, annoyance
Of l,fs presence. Tho threat OF Alayur knl-
l0ch not to count tho yotes Is silly nnl Rl>-
sur.l, al,d hu will mt ,laru to rnforeo It. THO
pcoplO Of San francisco aru not IN II llliiNnr
1ltst now to 10 deprived Ut the fruits OF their
victory By tho reverend blntllorskltu who dis
grIsccs tho municipal chair Ut their town.
Tho votes will bo counted, a.,d tho calnll-
dates Of tho CItlxcns' Untnn will bu tluolarntl
elected, Notwithstanding tho rawlings Of kear-
ney md tile OWL Intentions ut Kal!nch. /
The wholesale detection Ut tlIo genuine
w0rkingnlB,t from thu kearEey party IL proof
positive that they now fully understand thu
shallow preterscs, the small ability, un4 tho
Intense bIackguarIism ut tho SaNu.L0t blits-
pl&cnler. The only wonder IL tint they dill
nut SEQ through him long betnre. Ilu lad
few qualities to c0lA'ncill l!us to Tho faypr 0f
aMy class Vt people, antt hts ten1pnyary s1c-
cess Is au aldttlona! oyidenCu thnt llnbouiIdctl
imMtdcnce 1,iay for tluse serve us coycr
togross Ignorance ard cleap cl,ar!atanis,lI,
Tic overwhelming .!etrat Of Tuesday lust
will be fnluwetl by the total disruption Ut tho
Norklngmon's party. ~ called; docency will
prevail onca nlore by the Golden Gate, n,ul
goba citizens Will be permitted to attend tn
tholr business without being disturbed BY the
absurd larnugues ut tic blathersktto dTay-
man anu his !lnltators,
Thu ,lefcat Ut the Communist party OF San
Franclsro cannot full tu hnyo n goo.! elect
elsewhere. Worktngmcn III Chicago nud
other places will begin tu ask themselves Il,
wlat manner are hetr Interests promoted by
supporting nlen wllosa vicious principles md
doctrines, II put into practice, would dis.
cOuntelIa1lce Industry nnl pyotsntN tlle wlll.
.t.st anarchy. TAu return Ut quot times a1,tl
tho abundance of employment lIaye deprived
tho CoAluluntstlo agltaturs Of tl!e prlac!2al
, 1880-04-01

TIFF following dispatch about tho Texas
delegation to Chicago 'from tho Austin carrn~
sIK'tnlent Ut tho Galveston Nt.rs, trnkcs the
truth IL lfttlo less Hpparont than before. II such
u thlng ia possbo:
AUSTIN, h1nrch 27.-Sono of tho Dntne mon
delegation IL ChipaSu, lI.it your reporter, tho
night tho selections wcrp iHade, interviewed
tllny prrsOns tttMi cloh Of tho Senatorial dis
strict nGuor1ln,lco with tho information gvon by
porsnH acquainted with tho stnt ti!llents OF tho
sclvta hnvo openly cxprcssed thoir preference
for 0rant-
"A majority Of tho dplogatcs," says tho cor-
respondent, !" hnsu openly Expressed thatr prof.
oreuuo Tor urant." Thta Is much less than say-
Ing TINT tito Delegation stands fifteen IN t,,,o for
Gn!nt. At tho sAtnu time, thore Is not much
rc.lson to doubt thnt tho delegation will rnto
substantially rs u uult VI Chlengo for Gen,
QrAnt.
, 1880-04-01

TuE past two weeks iii Congress resulted
In nnlltn9 In thu why Ut practical legislation. ut
lcnst us fur ns tho 'l[ouHU Is concerned. One
week wis spent In II fr11!tlces a1td acrimonious
political debate orer tho Deficiency ApprnrrLa-
ton hill, and Inst week WIS mostly fritiereu
nwny In trying to got Str. Yownshctl's hill Into
tic hauls nf ntn ltantlnlls Dctn0cr,tTo Stsnngu-
lntion Committee Of Ways nt1A Means. At thu
present rate nj progress 1t Will take until Sept.
before tho necessary business 1r the country
will t, reached, 0r, tnoro properly speaking, tho
prospect now Is TINT Congress will adjourn at,out
tho LIT OF duly, M TINT tho politicians tnNy nt
tend tn their culnpntgn duties nnh look aftcr
their nwn ctcctinns,-1eayin9 tho n,lst l,npor-
t,1,t hills Uf tho present scss!on to ~ over tn tho
llcxt. Congress luls 'lnw hcen Il. session fair
months a,ld 1t tns t'ann icxt to inthlng excerpt
to demonstrate tho utter nraraeify Hf tho lJc-
u'ocrnuy 10 Innug,,rato nar wholesome md be-
nctccnt lcgs1utfon.-
, 1880-04-01

TtE Knox County, Illinois, Republican
Convention ycstrr7ny elected thtrtcrn Delegates
to tho l,epuh,tcnn State Convention, mud pnsscd
Il resolution tnstructing these delegates to lahor
to secuyo tho election Of delegates to tho Mn
tlonal Convention who rttl support r,lalnc. Tho
Knox County Republicans nso Instructed their
delegates to uso NIL tlonnrahlo n,cnns to sccurc
the nomination Of tho Hon. Clnrk Il. Cnrr, nj
f'alesl1irK, ~ tho Republican candidate fur
Governor of Illinois. }lnint Rnl Carr, first, lnst
nn1 MI tho time. Is tho Knox County ticket for
President uil[l Governor.
, 1880-04-01

! ''rltE election contests opened In rcal car
ncss yesterday Iii tho Engllah burroughs, aud.
contrary to general expectation, the Liberal
party bus tustlo KrVat glins, winning twcuty-
tfuur atsIts 1roM tho Tories npd anly
losing niue hiost u tho contrats. tto, took
p1cv III England. whero tho LIborAls did
n't hopu fnr my KrcAt succesA. Tho Tury gains
were .na,!o In tho small ockoE borouyhs, whrrc
tho landlord Interest aua the rumselllng in
forest combined III fayar OF tho y'ories.
tho RaA o{ Fifteen cuunts thirty IN u
d division. Thus tho first duy Ut tho con-
2tcst hls Wiped out hu!f tho rary .u.lurlty
aiu the last Parliament, Tho Liberals ure, Ut
course, luhlaut. alid thqts victories ye1tortlay
'wIll haye III caectlunt lntuouce IN tho ELECTIONS
tyet III take plare. Aulon4 tho sucswssful candt-
tdatca yesterday were tho Nur!ula Ut Hurting.
ilsil, who e1ected III hfA old ,ltupncy, tho
tVudnor Dusgu8, ind lii. J. liiudo Palmer, tue
, 1880-04-01

THE alleged attempt Of tie United States
Government to revive Tho clAlin of ono OF It's
ulttzoIIs, a. W. Thompson, to tho ChlrI9nl grnnt
III tho territory 1T Colombia, Gxcftts llle npprc-
huflsion md disgust or the rln.l,nn STIR aud
Herald. According to this authority, tho claim
Is utterly fraudulent, md void by reason Of tho
to;i- fnlllmcnt Ut tho terms upon which tho
Er,1t Wns tittldp. Thompson, netting On behalf OF
tho Improvement conapnny or Chirlqui,"
founded III lhitasetph., ni,de MI ngrccment
with tho Colombian Minister Mt London to es-
tntlsh steamship lines and build rltlroatl fraln
tho Atllntiu tn tho rnc1ttc consts OF Colombia.
ann ln1upomont to tho Company to establish
md t,ninta!n s4tch linrs gsnnt af l50 COO acres
Of lautt WIS mude By tho Colombian Goyert1.
lne,lt. hut ono article Of tho contrAct prorIcd
that work should begin within ono yetr
from tho dute uf tho hxrootnpnt, mud
TINT, In the fhiIuro OF performance by
Tint time, tho concession should lapse.
The pnnWnlA lmper snys 1T Is notornHs that
no rOAA WIS eyur built or lcglns aud tho co,l-
cosst0Hs havo boon prnctlcA1ly withdrawn, since
Dec. 81, 1907. Tho attclnpt Of tho United stntcs
Government to enforce thu cla!ni. II a,tch u
policy sslgu!lotl hy tho presence Ut war Vessels
uuticr sonlctl orders tho Colombian GDnst, IL
derttled nud condemned us NIL outrageous cli-
ur1A,chnipnt on tho rights of u friendly people.
Tho pn1.alnn Iief1Atk niluIos al3J III Gull
ternptuous terms to "the spirited foreiYn
pulley" which It y said Mr., Evnrts has onYn4Gd
III; und contrasts tho sudden enlargement dr tho
Monruo Ioctrlno tu Hpply ngHinst prlynto cor-
porntiou, 0rgunizcd fur puaeeful purposes, with
tho n9grcssly0 support Of exploded f" "clAtiIs" j"
ntulnst tho Governucnt Ut Culoni blu BY tho
United States.
, 1880-04-01

bECIsErARY SHERMAN WIS well received
specch, In wtl!ch he stAtc1 TINT uncxs tho Ohio
delegation supported Ills Presidential aspirations
with substantial unAnfmlty he would mt allow
his ilalno to bo presented tu tho Convention.
There Is. thotcfoEc, gseut dangcr that his uamo
= Will nat 10 presented.
, 1880-04-01

IANoE GEnAL1A, u Danish banker, md n
man Of high rink and distinguished assoeia-
tIunR, has been sentenced to ono months itn-
pr!sonMent by the Criminal Court OF Denmark
for using cancelled stamps m bonds md bflls.
His high rank atd distinguished services did nut
AAvg him.
, 1880-04-01

AN escaped Kentucky convict gavo hInl-
solr up to tho authorities of tho Frankfort rcnl-
Tertiary ycstertlay, with tho intention of Hcrvlng
,ut hts full torn Of Imprisonment. Tho motive
fur this yIrtuoua nctlon Is not known.
, 1880-04-01

THE Rev. Mr.. Blscoe was found guilty Of
Improper intimacy With tho latly org,nist OF his
ut.,rch by the Methodtst Conference ut Pnter-
son, N. j., yesterday, and wis expelled from tho
ministry and membership Of tho sect Of which
he has bcon IN unworthy member.
, 1880-04-01

THE French Catholic organs are fierce in
thelt tlonlnelatioa ot tho ''ecrrca arnlrst tho
religious communities, nud cull OIL thulr readers
TO resist tho enforcement 0f thcin. Tic co1,-
inunltics have, howuvcr, udoptetl II much wiser
ph.,, ind will contest tho legality IT tho dccrccs
iu tho Courts believing then, to be Obsolete,
, 1880-04-01

THE Rlaino lnen hnd nn unexpectedly
larHu number Of delegates In tho Knt,s,.s Re-
publican Convention yesterday. hr. ltctldon, u
l!nna in,ilt, was ainctoA Chairman by Il VITO OF
: III ~ III caBt for Mr.. Elwar.l8, who was nDln-
natpd BY tho 0rantttra. Tho gentlclnon appointed
u Chalrtncn Vt tho colnmttces on Credentials
and sure strongly In favor ot tho nn-
i iHatun 1T I!ainc. nnl tho Convention will ttuubt-
tszs, select delegation strongly III 1uyor Ut that
liLs.ntirtlAl1.
, 1880-04-01

TuR CHICAGO THInuNE ka* established branch
oc. for tho rocolpt Of subscriptions md advcrtIsu-
h,cnts ns fellows: --..
NEW yDRk-1loon . Ifiturf building. Err. Nc
f.suDEy. NnnnEnr. 49,.
GLAsGoW. scs.lhnd-A!lan,s American Nova
AEoney. II lton1oltI-st. ......
l!USI}DS, Eng.--Amcrlcnn Exchaitgc, 40 st5ands
uESKY +, GiLt1G Agent
WASHINGTON. d. C.-l5!1 + btrect.
, 1880-04-01

THE Democratic Stata Convention for Ne
brlska nut Mt Omaha yesterday. Owing to tho
interruption OF tolcRraphto Communication tho
actual work OF tho Convention is not known, but
It IL generally conceded thnt Tldon delegation
will ba solicited. j. Sterling Morton manages
tho barrel In that Slate.
, 1880-04-01

T1I1irTr-oSE members Of tho ,lnte British
Parliament were elected yesterday without up
position. Among those elected wus Sir 81. luka
Beach, ut Ono tlmo Chief Secretary for lrcialll,
tlxd now Colonial Secretary. Tho eluctons 81,
fur do mt chAugo tho relative position OF pnr-
tics, nul utIord nc indications Us 10 tho success
NJ rfttor
, 1880-04-01

THE Democratic candidate for Alderman,
IN tho Sixteenth Nnnl Withdrew from tho con-
test yesterday, thus securing tho election Of the
Independent candidate, atr. 1mhor, nud tho de-
feat t,f tho Communist titaht.
, 1880-04-01

ONE Republican County Convention In
West vtrE1nln hns voted MS followAon tho prcsi.
tcntin1 question: shcrman. II; Blaine. u; Orant,
8; linyea, T. Three nf tho delegates to tho Stnto
Convention nr1 for Shcrfnntl, md ono for D!niuo.
, 1880-04-01

AN attclnpt has becn ,natle to bring tho
boulevard question into tho Alttormnnio con.
tcst In tho Eighteenth Wnrtl. Tho Republican
candidate, tho lion. a. II. hurley, owns property
OH Dearborn ayouue. uslt 1t " assumol that he
wuu'd yoto 10 hayo that avenue mnde q boulo-
yur! Ia praferc,sca tn Rush street. liz aalEe
Rtroot proporty-0wnors. Or y majority ot them,
Aro opposeA to having t'carhorn avenue mado u
OF tho ward nre not In favor Of hAytng bpllo-
ward ut all. It may sAyu trouble and rcnlpve
doubts from y01ne minds to hAv1 thesc {aots
undo plalhs III Tho clly chartor prohibits Al
aesnon from voting 0n Any question which af.
fccts directly tholr pecunE4ry interests, Hence
Mr, Hurley c0uld nut vote III favor Ut q Dears
bora aycuuo boulevard It IL authoEItatlstly
vlrcn nut that he recognizes tho provision Ut
tho char&er III this respect III binding Un bitn;
aud would retruln lrVm yotlug II tho s4b}cet
, 1880-04-01

GEN. WtrnERs, MI cx.Confctlerate, Inns
written long md strong letter to tho New York
1thtes fny0r!nK tho nomination Of Oen. Grant,
bccauea ha believes TINT tho cx-prcsittent Ii thu
bes. snau TO restore harmony throughout thu
fSrInO.
, 1880-04-01

TILE Nihllists are busy In Poland, where it
is probable thoy. aro ,nurc sympathizcd with
than in lsussia- a secret prlnting-Uiite has
been discovered In full operation Ii, Warsaw.
All persons connected with the establishment
NerB nussiNrlS.
, 1880-04-01

THE absence Of President IIuyes from his
post ut this ti,Mo placcs tho .0o employees OF tho
Government pr1nting'Oa!ee In mn unpleasant
position. Tho I'LL rAxsod by Congress appro-
pFlastng for tha deficiency Iii that balrcauis mt
law until 1t has received tho Presidents siRna-
turc, md, III tho luttcr IL III Now York. thu work.
!, mon md women must 80 Without their already
fQuK-QYEfCue Wrxra.
, 1880-04-01

'rnr Chovnlter Ernst Won 11csse Wartcgg,
WIN wlll In wn1l remembered na tho attendant
of Slss Minute 11n,1els during tho first Maploson
opcra sensosi in ChlcnEo. md ns tine IT tic prime
11iDvera In tho then fNnis f}Auch. ttnz6 contrnA
ycrsy In the matter nt thr dressing .ruon,, snce
his return to Eur,pu has written n 1'ook ctl-
titled "Nnrth America: Ills Cities n1,1 Natural
Wonders, It's f.und and People," which Ia cntn-
.pltmentcd With tnn9 and very fnvnrnble review
III tho London 1fnes. Tho chovnlier. noswith-
standing his s'uHh trontncnt At the hafltls Of tho
American press, Inns II remarkable !cRrrc Of NIL
mrntton for everything TINT he Raw III this co.tti-
try. lie c1nis TINT tho collrsc If tho Hudson Ia
far superior In honAty tu that OF tho 1thine.
that tho vicws pt, Lake Geosge aud Lake Chasn-
pln,n nro sinipty enchanting; TINT LAko fIorlet1n
rivnls anything In acutland or swttzcrland. that
tho hotels Of Chicago and snn Francisco
stirpass nnyshing III tho world; TINT there
aro tio 8ten.ners comparable to ti,osu OH tho
HUDSON nnd Misassipp; and, In general, That
everything Il, this country Il lnrGor, Erauder,
and tlncr thnn cnn 10 found elsewhere. Tho
Ii,nts says of tho hook: ave can hardly corr
tclve anybn1y reading this bunk without feel
Ing n growing slcarp to pay tic Americans n
visit, whlfo We are persuaded thnt II It Is ever
trhsslntctl into English, It will DO nt icast rs
pupnlnr ntnt'nE or country people MS among
ucr,nana." 1t Is proof Of tho raro dscrl1nna-
ton md good tnsto 1T tho Cheyulcr that no
mention Of st. 10uis appcnra IN Ills work. CHI
cauo nwos him II debt uf gratitude. OH tho other
hand, for his glowing descriptions OF hpr fnar-
veiolls gr,wth, her commercial advantages, nnd
her general prosperity. Wo nro satisfied now
TINT in tho uppratio imbruHllo Mimic Hauck
WIS lnnnccIlt alnrln soz6 WIS tho trt,llsgrcseor,
and Henry Mnr1esun, tho Choyaller's yililcr,
WIS busybouy.
, 1880-04-01
Toun counties In Illinois have chosen tlcl-
cEatcs to tito State Colyehtton. and tho taily so

TI1E suggestion Of Scnator 1loar's manic
for delcHatc.al.inrgc from Massachusetts tn tho
ChcaRu Convention is nut fnvornbly regarded
by tho springfield Republican, which remembers
tho well tint ILLS l,rot,or: Judge IIoar, deserted
tho cause or uristow nt Cincinnati.
, 1880-04-01

a SOLID Blaine delegation WIS selected by
tho Kansas Republicans lust night.
, 1880-04-01

T1tEnE seems to be n multitude OF bold,
Ind incn among tho Republicans OF Connecticut:
for. according to tho Washington correspondent
Of tho Chtcn9o Jbur'tah tltero Is absolutely no
feeling for Sherman In TINT Stntc.
, 1880-04-01

DURING tho recent debate on tl.e Army
bllt III tho German Parliament complete st,.to-
Incnt Ut tllo military strunxth OF ltussIn WIS
Mttlp, which furnishes nioru information on tho
lulnt ttlsl,l we tluyc got soe,,. Ftn thla stite-
u,ont 1t appears thut In ttn,o OF pcuco tho aggro-
g.,to objective strength Of tho lsussan nrlny Is
Sl,98 men, tltytdcd III toItowss Ono hundred
aMd nfucty-lwo regiments Ut infantry, Il rcgE-
mcsts Ut cavaIry, M horsc-arttl'ory hatterics,
10 batteries of cld artillery, ~ spsesvo artillery
batteries, rcscrvu bnttcsIes OF horss-aEtl!tery,
20 batsNltoas or Rarstson artillery, I5t battalIons
Of sappers. battnlIons Of pontonlcra aud 4rull-
way DattnI0ns. There arc f,1as Btntf officers nnl
a,llo far arttllory parks. III Time of war thls
total can ho Incrcasosl to .,at3,1t5 Of nil ranks
With &s7,4l0 horsos aad 1,115: Hold guns 1t may
account for Gernun anx!Gty Is to 1iuasta's slo-
sIgns whcll It IL eonstdercd that fully two-thtrIa
of this r0rco Is stationed on n lino nowhofo moro
tAAN tifty miles distant tr,nl tho wogtorn
frontior Ut laues!n. Tho Polish PROVINCES 0r
Nusstn are thekly cnvorGa with troops, lltlu tho
tract OF country juttii9 out lnto Prussia and
Austrta swurnls With theta.
, 1880-04-01

CARDIFF is Just across st. Georges Chan
mel from Wexford, and it tnay tc that tho Irish
mob which attnrkcd Dir. parnc! WIS conveyed
ucross to ,lo duty In brcnking up tho torchlight
procession In TINT town,
, 1880-04-01

HAVE mt the taxpayers Of tile Eighth
Ward enough sclr.rcsrect to etoosea brttcrrer-
son than Frunls Lawier to represent thom in tho
City Councll7
, 1880-04-01

Wo1un 1t hurt tho Eighth Ward to elect
iii h0lcst nun this tlmc, lust by wny OF cx.
change, IL nothing else?
, 1880-04-01
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1nr..tny lhnrstlny. hnd RntnniAY. per ynnr.. 600
I[s.,Iaf. " WctnotAfhv, and EF1fsnF tHF war; 400
ttlItttjY ar ttntaY aE-pnkG HJttfo pcf year E.k0
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Tive post-ulIco oddfcs1 in fut Including State and
rpuuty.
i'cuttnnccs n1ny bo mnde either by drast, exprnss.
epstocu ustler. u In rerterod letter. at our risk
10 CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
fny delivered, sunday excepted, s cents per wnok.
Unity. .do!vorcd sundng neiutcd. III cents per wecx.
hddrcks THE TittHUNE COMPANY.
cotnur Mad,s0n md nonrhnfn.sts.. chicaRo, Ill
, 1880-04-01

TItE purpose nf tho 1'rotecllonlsts OF tho
Why's nntl Mems rom1nittco IN ovcrloatlii,g tho
bill to reducn tho tariff by ntading no many .yt-
cles to It Il nnw fully understood. and
thoso OF tho Committee WIN ara in
favor ot revomIo reform confess tliat they
hnvo been cntrappcd BY their Willy opponents.
Frye, Ut Maine. intends to make harHnEn with
other 1,lotnhcrs nf tho Committee Gibson. of
Louisiana. for fnstancc.-hy which he hopcs tn
n.nlntnEn tho tariff OH wood.p,tlp. Tho way In
which tho members trnto yotcs would t1isrsacn
tho fnmotts Chicugn Council which contained
+" "AcAutpy's Etuctcrn."
, 1880-04-01

t"''"i s' ''''' """' u'''''f' '' "'''' '.'''"' ~
'"hHr'Ss' e."'s!h'"'"s's "'h''E 'H''t t''''
icstoia!1o't n' s,''et ""''a 'tot oh'y ieh'e''
aa "hHrnh'eS Il. '"c ""s ~ ''s,'''t"'o' ~, III
1ahnafy' 'o'', o''1 "o",u :" eua"''" 'no e''-
le't WING "t E"h.' s'''e1, anu ssee"onehs
t''as sspec'e-fcs'ln'p!1o'' wo".a oe III r,"ct'c"'
ul"t"t'oh oseh oei"ee '"o u"'o !'sf'' ~ NV
=. INV VIM 'lo e'''t't"es' p"'ue.' " A"''
IRtDtSE's nrgnaohtstll fasur oi TIC passage
Of tho Siivnr bill. .
Mr., Aiettll In q personal interview with
tte 1,rrsitcnt urnrotr,l In him In an.,r,,yn n,ul
mi ,,n,,, I'm sti,nr Iii mi nj lin 1,r,s,.
~ ',....ss 49, e ~. .',.,. T H., ..,.,,,"..
oc"Is ic,"cH'' te11 VIZ" ~" "."'e'
memorandum hf TIC rsns0ns tiacfetof. ~ ho
lad but nltu interview with A{r. Sltrritlnll
during that winter, It must llavn been about
,lts sn,nn ttn,r-sov thc fo.t wrel, of Fct,.
~,,or,. tu.,
''..y -. .au ,,.s A.. ,,,,, .,,.
NlteI LUIS t'asShRo III uie o'''ef '''t u'o e1e-
mics Of resumption urged tic passaEa of tho
IIulisc bill, tliell penllng III tic Seiintr, Tor
tho relmat Of tho kcsu1.lpton Inv, md there
,yns III, ,,,rrrfa,nty w,,ctt,er smell bltl might
,,,t ,,n. t, ra,,, ,,,, ,n, ,r ,,,',,,,-
"s l''s' Wv 49, 80, y" u.'.'',
pc's oe1''H cs'IlS"c'ei o"up.l"'. r"...'''e'5 ~.
We eh'l pfotluce prom oi All. Aettllls post
ton on tho Resumption law Mt tho vcry ttlllt
Of the apocryp,al stormy, threatening, anti
12ear,r,,,o t,,torr}n. ro,,,rtot1 ns of hIa nun,
1,ro,,.I,.,l,,o t,v A. 1,ntono, n ,,on,n,,a
n"u"'s"so .,. w ~. i'.".'' .. 49,, ~ "'pps
''ht '1c "'o'o =" plIsnc !ckacF ~ t'lo pe.""'i ~
edltofi1! Charge oi IltE I1s'hGSn allrltg Ills
absence, which letter Is now In tho p0Sses-
sim nf thn receiver. 'rhnt le.tcr wns IA fo1-
1ows.
sn,,s,,r,s ,,orr,, " .a,,,xor,x n r. Noroh
n e-p",ts ,nn,t. II. casntcu. ~, ,,,n,. ha,.,
,norstnrs ~ ,hn a,nntn ,ra t1n.so ,,v n,,r crro.
...,',.,e,t ha,s a,,s .,,nt ,,it,s /, ,,,,o ~ =,
H. nf,no, ~ .,n.,t,,, ~ itns s,,,r,t,o,, at t
- x,.I.,,... - stt.,s. ..s..ts ,i,ue,, .,.,fIs
ti,o+ t t,rocrhoei.n ,vu, al, l,oio,y In a.I.tr
, in;,, t,,,, Intt," ~. ~ ,,,r,n.,at,e, Ia,
r,.tr,r and so+no nr I'm othor T,c,nc,,,tf nom.
i,cra .'o,r,. tt,n o,.cstns ,hm& mr. soms nf I'm
answers yo,, viii observe nrc cyaeiyc au n,lrky.
E.litorlal,zo tho questions fru,n tho ssandpolnt
Of tho heterogeneous It's given III THE Tn1nusE
W Ff"lay'
LUZ ,,9., "e. .,,a - ". an " oru W.! - W ~
,r,,i,n,,s ,.o,,r n,I m ,ritItans ~ ,o,,t t,,,o
prol,ct Of orr uIursl, bc1v mi t,,crcaso If 100
millions Of solid, additional innnoy, winl, will
Krtt'lally cnhnnco labor nl'l prices, a1,tt lower
,ho excessive vn'ae g q moaey. ~ thls fela "
s a,t" ~ -. t.Hg ',ia M % ,',n, "oe ~ III,
In ot mr. viii, o Iofn, TN az nr Ink. ,,cxt
It the net is mt rcpcalct and ,hIs will liberato
cult4on' we shall then h''vo IN Elll f"rco anil
opefat'on mo Ffohen sysieIh ot 'hohey,-4o'u:
'au, au' 3'''o p"F'' "'' Va 'o'e" "''' p'''' ~
Tms .rn1n,nt, tn,,st mt n lttt,o stlgcnlno into
tho scnntc, or It rtay eEyo why mud ta.ss tho
1lDusc repeal bill lot tho Resumption aut], anA
the President Is reportc'l I" bo :" ac'Ior'IlScd
, 1880-04-01

How MICH longer dies tic Eighth Ward
tNtond to be represented by d bumlnor aud
vaErnnt?
, 1880-04-01

TitE public debt Inns been reduced SIC, ,0O0, :
0ol during tho lust mouth.
, 1880-04-01

WITHOUT claiming any credit for 1t, yet II
IL fact, Tits TNiuusE sfhl ten tfncs ns' mich
M joi,n Blrormnn to provcnt tho repcn nf tho
ltesl1mpton net. 1t not only fn,,Hht succcssr,Il-
ly aglsit,st tho repeal. Init 1t a11c,l potentially
tho pnssnae .nf tho bI1l rcn,onotizin8 silver,
which WIS ono ot tho things TINT n,ado rcsunp-
tion 50 easy md successful And yet John Shcr-
man hns tho stupid n,cndncIty tu nsscycrnto
thai tho editor Of this p.pcr wis Violently hostile
IL tho assumption law In the wintnr tFebruary)
ut 1k1BI
, 1880-04-01

TnE latsss acuYlslnon Vt territory BY the
Rt.xliall 00yeFntacnt u tho 1s1and OF ttaiuMah,
l3luk ln tho FIJI Ascs- 3elayo, whseh was dlse9y-