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, 1880-11-09

nte Ia mss tho estimates and 10 hrtahRe
tho Tarir btl, ~ quickly ~ rs'ssthle' 90
TINT tho Government rlhy 10 enabled 10 con-
clu,1o commercial trrntlcR with oil. .hntions be-
fprt tho dissolution IT the EhnInbcr8 next
uutnt,Dr. THO lrrnlrr Will npo!oEI1c TOT NOT
submitting thu law tn rrRttfnto tho rclsglo''s
nct Inv ussocat,nn4 which tho members Woro
lrl ia expect. Tho Government ho will anyt
with ntrrcto, mulrssy, "tlncs not pretend to
nut fur,var., 1,nnipous progratn IT fatlacons
prsi,lscs." Tho prugratn OF measures, hotHlth'
etnntInx this tt,u. tsltNDgt assertion, Is by no
raent,s a lnrngru oso, lntl 1ncit'les PFess
Inv, md till fur the construction ot the
lllione Cnnal; hut probably tho lt0st Important
tneaa,lst promised II one providing Tor a sSa-
tom nf frau schools nna compulsory prlriay
education. Soinc stcpa were tnken dttrln8 the
accon.l Etnp!rs fur the Improvement OF f'stlllo
education IT. F.ancr. but 1t Ia notorious thnt
e,luclttun In Tint sot,1try Is yet Il, shnelully
backward Rtnto. 0tN of tho advantages Wtich
tho frc,,cl, prupio hhvo anticipated frum tho
ReptIltlIo was tho establishment IN Il sot'lnl
nnu permanent basls Ut comprehensive md
ts,ornt,gh syatem nf public sclit,os, nnd Truro
seems tn l,a Hotpl reason to aeloye TINT those
aut!cipntio1,s Will be renlzed. Tho Government
Is tuubiy t,o,,nl to provide sl,ss,. Tho rclg-
lou4 orders, wcre tho principal educational
b,al!es III Fra,ltc. Many li,va thought
| TINT they should not to expelled TIL
| thv Government had provided skilled Site
| ccssurs. GullbettA concluded, whotaer #!sc'!
or unwtscly, lint thero should DO no dslhy
TINT 1t WIS better to got rid Of tho orders tra
unt1 Without delay, nnd to prnvt1e for isopuln
education nftywnrls. l1o evidently tntcnls T.
carry out his progrA,n In litter ami spirit, III
extreme Hntlicu!s Will crltclHo tho 0ovcrnmcn
rruRrn md tho debate OIL 1t IS e1t'ccted 10 las
| TIL THURSDAY.
, 1880-11-09

Hardly hat! tho result OF tho election be-
come known before there WIS general
declaration nlatte from tic Will strcctorgans
fn thu Eastern cities for tllo abolition Of tho
lcgal-tentlcr {grcenbaek) currency Ut tho
country, mid, rs II Secretary Sherman fad
not been pronounced enough OIL ttIut subject,
ut|er pcrsolls, supposed to bo more assrcs-
styo In tho matter, lnvo bcctt suggested rs
Ills SUCCESSOR as Secretary OF tho Treasury.
,rho Importance Of tsIis subject forb!Is an
acccptal,ue of this proposed tanlpcrlng with
tho lrEil.tentpr currency us something Which
Is either desirable III itself or part Of tho
policy Of the Republican purity. Viewed
from either point, tho scheme to
lcmonctizo tho grccnbacks or to With
draw them from the currency OF tho
country Is precisely otle of those ctlangcs III
our financial system agafnst which tho Re-
publlcans AZ Il purity a1NE ttc country gc'cr-
nlly have Just entered q most vigorous pro"
test.
The country is universally satisfied with
the National c1rrc,.cy rs II Is, aild no 'ic'ts-
ure hnyEng for It's purpose the disturbance Of
that currency by tho contraction OF Its vol
unlc, directly BY this withdrawal Of tl,o
grccnbacks. or lntircctyby tho repeal Of their
1cgal-ten.lcr character, cnn fall to produce
widespread atarm In NIL brnlchcs Of pro-
| luctive business. 1t does not follow tint
| ,noncy-ient!crs and ,nel WHO l,nyc success
| fully aud pro1tably Managed syntllcates, antt
who deal extensively in notley-jObbIng,
arc tho most experienced or tho best
informed concerning tho best National cur-
re1lcy. These men ror0lyo Within tho mr.
| row limits Of their counting-roons; they nro
no more entitled to claim n superior knowl-
ctge us to wl,nt tho currency onght to bo
Tim are tilo manufacturers to claim lint they
| nIono should franz the tariff lnws. There
nre other persons far moro Interested Ill the
currency OF tho country tlan nro the latlkcrs,
lust rs tlloro arc other persons M fully II not
moro Interested in tho tariff tlian nre tic
manufacturers.
When, about n yenr ago, Scnntor Bnynru
nn.lu IL sensational effort In Congress III be
half Of tho proposition to de:noncttze or te
wlthdraW@ tho grcenbaeks, his scheme
though officially approved by tho rrcs!doh
md Secretary Sherman, wis '!tlccrclhoil
onsly and wisely suppressed By the intclIlson
men of boil, parties. Tic country confirmed
tint Judgment, and wo be to the poIitlcla1
or party who socks to open wlsa agaln th'
agitation for the destruction Of tho bcs
Nnttoual currency now III existence.
Nearly year ago VIC complied anu pub
llshcd in THE TRIBUNE q tablo showing tn
n1nouut OF legnl-tcndcr paper which l.at
been III circulation in other countries dur
ing the year before. Slnce that table WI
prepared, tho paper money IN Franco I'm
ceased to bo a lcgattcndcr, bnt France In
lcgnl-tonder silver III circulation to tho sur
, 1880-11-09

posrMAsrEIs-tiESENAi. MAYNARD las
commenced Ii wnr on thu rulfIsrrrs Ut Wust1-
in9ton who ply th0lr y0cati0n just upposit tho
uIlices Ut tho rost'0Hcu Department. 1t ap.
pplts ttlat nccord!lB to tho 1aw ceslsey oan,lnt
he granted to sul! lttinr III Washington without
tho eOl.sG.lt OF tnajUrty Uf prt,i,Urty In
tho District, anu also tho permission OF nla-
juri.y Ut ttoso who resI'!o III tho houses Oh tho
ssltno B!lu OF tho street wuro tho sulml il pr.'-
pnsed to bo established. Tho !JEatrtat lspar,! lls
hitherto '!lsrexnrt!c,l this provision. Inst.
.llassur.Goncral Maynurl protests, mud tlo.
l.lWilaa That It shAll bu onfurcud. Now,
thu Government OWNS ll,!f tho property
In tho viclntty, aud SIR. Maynard ~.
fuses potnt.hlaHk to gIso tho neccssary per.
mission TOR tho llcoslnH Ut sIlt'ous npiosit hts
olllee, nIl,l eatss tlat tho licenses already oh-
tnned Rhmal bo lu,n,vs!tnlusy ruvukcsl. Tho lnAt'
tur bus heun rcforrel BY President llayos to At
tnr,ey GonUFat Duyen4, wli0st't t't!oclaDn will sn0n
hu forthcoming. TITO str0elH upp1at tho Nnr-
crt,u.ent 11!lces aru !isHluycaubpiI with Bul'lots
They hnyu multiplied exceedingly sinep tim
Democrats ol,tninsl II majority III Congross aud
tnrneh tns lluus9 Into II lM.nr-Kar,lu.t. TAe1p
will hp less peIl.sNsats IN tho l[ouso inter tito
| opening session Gt tho new CouEress. alNl
| rs tho proceedings viii bo conducted III u,
orderly as,d .lecyru.l+ n.uslnrr thoEe will bu
fuwcr sfEt-seers, and It ls cxpuett,l hut the
tE1ltllo !l ss'l,r lls enck tals, whisky sttrs, tu
will '!iIn!n1sl1 accordingly, ual TINT tho l'ost-
MAstpr-Gc1Wrhl will l.aru sou.u advantage III
cursyiux on h!s crusade.
, 1880-11-09

for tho credit nr tho uovernmnnt anil ~.
nlincni tmrhs or cs,.nnrrn Whit s~ r''n,'hs 'hs Pr
lnd neither .ho spirit nr Tug goM s"t,.. ta %taa
ti"rtt,,.t u,san-tit ntlu,nl While nvr,'I1e nte II
Mr.. lEayurd tsat RESUMPTION ns ,tcr,,, n!n H!a
IN bringing nlInii rcat resumption iv ~, hin
Ing tho lrHal-tcnarr n,nIlty Of iu = r"rsttos.
A,H a inna.a1ira. Y our nplnlor, wt,,iMnratt.
0ripnnl~ ~1ualItfcs unil1 phil Wg Xxi thI.,!l lthsIt
thns lr tholr eKal-t:!,'lcr t!,aiity wns .o
fnst fur redemption ~ prnlHbly to resMI, n .
ln,rrnsancnt o. tho Government. III, Thn,,nt ~ en-.
lntcns '1anvrr in these 9recrk. thpt t"s'c ss IA
knowlclly.Hi BY the wlsrst statesmen nh i ~ NJ
clcra In tic tolntry. They must rn," r'u nnAa.
Thore are Two points presented hv AZ,
stutc,ne1t: N thAt Tic S,ltrguc Conf ,a'u a'
or rs It may hereafter m constituted, WHY 'a'
clnru TINT the continued ,lsc ot gtcsnt,,.t. W
lcgnt-teu.lcr Is unconstitutional; nn,1 i,' ~
tho grcenpeks should hs retired wfolIy 'ts' hS
cause they are ,nciacc to tile credit of ",
Government. It Is sufficient 10 say tb,, wv !"
tic character Of tlo Supreme Cout, IA IL ~ y
preserved, a1,L If that body IL Ia tctnn ~ ~
confidence mud rcsPcct 0f the country n .iv sv
refuse 10 make judicial decisions Mt ,ha "a' J..
sttgatton Of pulitEca! parties or or Wall s,,a,, m
gl,nblcrs anil money brokers; a1ul TIM con.
try Should neycr 10 hu,nilatc,l by lin .o,..
tidn Of justices Of that Court bccaaso Of @ ,hs,.
willingness to render decisions ncra,. '
abto to my particular Interests. Tim sa,
ond point Is fa1larlnus, BECAUSE negatiyc1h I,
the experience of The civilized world, IN.
TnnuxE l.as III forncr discussions of nj, nj,
, 1880-11-09

TuE IIon. Tllo,las Iioyne In Ills Interview
with tllo Louisville CourterJonr3.al gepro-
sentative Inscribed tho Democratic lefeat to
tne ",ls,lluy pnwor, capital. corporations,
and 1s,onopoly." 3lr. lIoyAu seems 10 have
overlooked u couple ut pretty good-slzcd
i,tonopolles tllat Ills party cnjoy,-ole, a mo-
nopoly Ut nearly the soill Irish vote III the
North md tho complete monopoly Of the
Confederate ltebel yuto In thu South. Tllo
latter secured Ills party tho l3s Elect6ra!
yotes Ut tho Solid Sauti. This Is the most
dangerous aud mollstro.ls monopoly that
exists in the Union, and thcre will 10 no
pe:cu or safety until 1t Is broken up. The
Democratic monopoly Of u solid million
, 1880-11-09

FstIL1o CAsrt:I.Alh Of whom little has been
hr!lri III rcccnt yunra, has SURPRISED b,th his
frvIltls md err,uics hy tlihlIshlngM II Iotter &C.
verc!y critielstng tito nct!on Ut tho French Gov
crntnent In espclling tho tnunbcrs Ut tho nm
authorized religious orlers. Ii!s tlununc1nt!0n
Ut UAmbeltn ia Hereby blttcr. llu hods him
responsible for tho wa,1lo proceeding, and rofcrs
to him ~ tho Dictator Ut France. Cnstalar, who
WIS at ono t,t,n considered ono ot tho most rutl-
Ieal pnlitieIunB In Europe, condemns French
Itn,tIeusm III u,lIllcisnreA tortnB, n,.d compile
Incnts Jules Simon for tho atAnd hp has tHkelt
ngnIilst It. IIu fenrs for tho snfoty Of tha
French Republic, an1 aAys tlnlt 1t wns
"alch fatr,tnalutaHt tIrrec0l,ci!al'e] violence"
III Gan,lletta encourages That icil to the r,!n
ind overthrow ot the SlMntkli Hcpnblic. spain
ilns hccono thu refuge uf tho Expelled French
priests nnd monks. They asv reeu!vcd through.
CIT tirat co,,ntry with extraordinary faror. No-
blc.ncn havo thrown open THUR cast!cs to ti,o,l,
Town Councils Hro rcpaIring old converts fur
their accommodation, aud tho ktug OF S;nin antl
Ills Ministers 9yo ttun audiences Ntl,l sncn,,r-
u51 thon u, settle IN any part OF Spa!n which
thuy may t!cBlro Eyun tho Lil,urNl 1ournais up
pruya OF tlIts hearty reception. hut tho citDnx
t.s Iccsa reached when Castelar, has fttt Cotii-
peltct to ,latiollnco it1tso who Anye bcen lnstr-
mental In their expulsion, md to commend thosu
who trlod tu prevent 1t.
, 1880-11-09
TROUBLE IN THE PACIFIC STATES.

IHUubtE IN Ana 1net.A r.,...
oregon mas gone lor "","c'u ~ ~"
l1'ltdrc't Sotes, WING Nev"ua eoes ,'. H. 1," a,,
COCK a'N talt1o!ni" - su'1i III "uoS ,,..',' ,.s
cI'saincd ny ootl saes W Nv lI''1o'"!. ....,,
renson OIL th1s loss o. ltepu.iea' :, e',. .,s'.
Ill the faelilc ota1es - NV ".'''o.ts -.
or. liara tunes pres"h "t lily ta,.'e o,' ~,
Ihe ml''lne resources W .'"'ois ',,.,a '' 49,,
saaa nso u. ~. eA""ns.s" -, . ~. s",., 1s,ti
III eAlllofhi" ~ ch'eAs neM ~ :. ~" w., .,so
nlonapoiIsls III n"so t"..s"ss, ~, @ s,n,o
p"p"'s'o "to !teel'''h """e. '....,, 49," y,.'"n,,
u1sco'1teat "s "le pc"p'o u i'o'""' Iu,,. $50.
IL afe''t1, nloAnt'.l''u"s' m!,. 'ts '.. ,..;'..
Win II s'I"a popa'"tol'' "'a 40 o",. ~ ~
a1o eA'i""s... o'eho'' 10 .,,aao
in'',teheo u IaliloFns. ~ ,ms ...o C,,,."sa ."s
ot"'es ate oso'sut WV" wv e'eno ~"
11'e,' ~ o"'{ ."o ~, p !, w ,sa ,,,osnl
Natipha' 1Is's"'eIo' u.s ~" "'s' ~ p.s." "ra
la.st S.sso ~ ."su ,o,nd tar IN
.'". nlss r,', ~ s 49, sAp ,,,ao a,,,nortoI
.A''.'u"'' so ,,.,.',,,,.,,,u ar,
ny p't" Neuoes ,A.u .,.,''.,'. .,,' .I,a
~ pass"so "'e' ,'.a .' 1t.n n't ua"s
n.ooi ny e..'' Va, - ,,',t 1t,"os 49,, t,o
WIS se.v',. ~ ~ .".,,s ,,,,,in.
esou'e sa. ~ n. ~ ,,,,,, s,it,, 1,r,',,,
.o ~ ua.ss a., .u, -, I'm 1,,cit1c cn.st
tl'at te ,'a1, ~, ,a,,,,,,t;a,,, ,ort.
Wete uisposea @ ~ t,nt. a ,,,a o.,nt,nont ,vhon
IssaDnsuo ~ u ,.,,,.;,t,., t,,o,, r,n,nn,.
s'en' t''s'a9.a VIZ ,.a,.."., .,,o ,,1o,t t.,
noteu .1l''S Nv .". s"s ,''' ,,,.,,a a. Sattr,s
,!1s Ve~. use""so ~ r.. ~ sn. so T. ,.os oositv
iesa1 ss.o,t 49, " " sn',I eua .,,,a " o,Soao., -
uenIo'lslt.ea INV 's,.'a u. Nv, VIZ l., taror ~
sho lapofla.o'' ~ sou.s % ~ ~ ~, a" ',,', " 49,,
! T1HISlull VI tlG LIeAt5i uus III t't17 H'o ''os
, 1880-11-09

N. JULES FERlss, thu Frellel, Premier, ut
tho alontlK Ut tho Ghatnhcrs u''day Will review
tho proceedings ngu!nst tho unauthorized rellg.
lotls bNlEes, anu consr9tulto tho 1,ctsihcra uld
tho Governtucllt that tAs enforcement Ut tho
iccrccs has becn brought tou sucerAsful tcs.
mauu'l. III retcyrncu IL forrign u1talry 10
Will Ely thnt F'4,tlca IL ut poaer, at.I that 1t
hopea ~ h1t|litAt,l .atc1 viii. u tho world; and,
fnrthcr. he Will rApgess cu,ltl!rllre ul1.l hUl,e
tlut tho Eahtern question Will to settled on
tho bas!s lalh lnwn by tho i.er!lM Treaty.
AL mrIlt!on "f Grccso IS Significantly unit.
ted. Tta Itomtcr MIL u!yJ lAu scu-
, 1880-11-09

REpullL1oANs wore begutletl for tlns
with tho ploaalng report TINT two NcTao!ssa
Congressman bud boon elected IN AtsAo''
Tho Little ltock {Ark.) 0dxtttc Ut safnr''al ~"
groat extent diapols this delustoN. Two pe'1v
urats aro certainty elected Oil tho faco III tao
turns, md oup Republican seems to uo elvss
Thu Fourth District, which has not q fAh'.as .,
or q telegraph station within lts borheFs III
not been heard from ut al. In vic" u tao ssn
known ablity Of tho cahvassprs OF eisau s',,,a.
returns In Arkansas to roll up slch taa!%s tn
NJ shey 8ou tit, 1t would be map1fesiy nn*',tt ssst
predicate Republican victory utl tao 1aes
no rot,,rus huyo como In, Tlll further nes'N,
Afknnsas may 10 countct al having G.es,.a an.
Republican and threo Democrats. !! els' v,,. ~
t,uars that tho First District OF "es' ~. ~,
glntA, which Was first rcpoftea u ar,.",.8
Ing returned Republican. has ne's, I,e.s n,
lIun Wllson Ipomocrntl by less 'tuAH ,tcd
votes. Another prubAblc ch4ngo IN LOU '. phi IL.
list will .lo maiio by lator rotutl's ltoA ".
Eighth Alabama District, where! 1t aFI#a'.,
M. Lowo {urce,luack- Republican ana ms,1 nv, m
OF tho present IIouael has been couhleu ~. c.u.
tho ridiculous plcu that bis Ticket eoaa nt
ton Eighth Congressional District 49," n' rsrI.cd
"VIIIth Congressional District 1no 1no.., hv
rostor Of tue Fosiy-sevcnth House. pt'Ir p!spI oot,
TtlB TNiuuNE and believed IL be aosoluts" ',hl;o.
rect, ,uukea tho following showing; hsp'IR: ID:
ans, l60; Democrats, t31; Grconpaexe!s, ea =, ~
publlcAn maturity over all, 7. Nuf 'n.. orer5.
Missouri GsuenbatkersurG Rcp4pl'ca"0 ~, .hent
thing but t4cfr financial opinions. ons =. rc.tt
bus sorypl IN tho State Legislature toe s,e a,, lie.
ASA llopubleslni unothor hns bce'a uy ~ With
publican, and tue third uas voted fcsu'a.' tdl.
tho ncputleaua In tho present eonsst, s,,o of tho
Ing these thrco tn tho Republican, s"u ',s4 ISL
House, tho regular party soto psev sun Sreen.
uiytu1 thu Democrats tho othor sh'sU ,I,asourt
haokers,-one from Natnc. QUO ifon' ,Sst s pa,,J
and one fr0m Tcxas,-tho fuA vote =, ~. Iii II
| tpcoucB 1AQ. Not liopun.!cau maJoF"3''"
, 1880-11-09

GAIT. rupnlCoMli, Of tho British, steamer
Galatc,. which arrived ut llrislnl yesterday
from baltimore. snys TINT his vessel encountered
Il terrific EuIo during tho y0ynye. nlsd, III order
10 fnu,sc lier WY aftcr her Toa was consumed,
shp was obltgol to lIse Ill her nHstA, bonts dor
ricks yards aud eight tnIls nf o-caku FOR fl1u!.
, 1880-11-09

aml stability, especially III financial matters
md by Ibis yotc tho now Administrations, ntni
thu nrw Congress will undoubtedly frct
themselves hound. 4 wllD1csnU tlestr,lctiDl'of
Tho lyKut-ten.lnr money Of tic country wtt,l'tl
l,c ulso Il ,iestructlan Ut nil ialtl ainl tx'tll-
dcnca III parties, In government, anil III NIL
th}nas relating to t}l,uhce anil business.
, 1880-11-09

SEVERAL. French magistrates have re-
elgnc.l tholr Offices rnther than i,avo hnni net,
or purt In thopuforecllent Of tho religious tle-
crcos. There are .a,any French'nen besides
tAoso self sacrltcing magistrates who beoyu
with NJ. jules Hntnn, n, dc Froyolnot, and
Suflor Castelar, that tho enforcement Of tue Do
crces Ia both u,wise asih unjust.
, 1880-11-09

SEunErAry SHERMAN lins written 4 lctter
to Vrvne tpntzcl, In which he snys TINT II no Is
elected United States Senntpr from Ohio Con-
Garfield will bo rolloyci from embarrassment.
md will te frce to sto rs hs thinks hest III tho
formation OF his Cnl,iuct," bfr. Sherman lntt.
nntcs that he will not 1her Into III Rctisn cIs1a-
yass for tho sc1,Atorah!p, prcferrnE to allpw TIM
Legislature to DO precisely whit II pctises, "un-
tlnscd by n,y expression or wish Or hs." THIS
IA probably whit tho Oisl1 Legislature Will DO.
, 1880-11-09

TIE priests hcl0nging to ono of tho 0bnox-
iol's orders Occupying Wonlsicry at siarsoIes
huye barrcatlcl their rofFcat, pfuvlaunod tho1n-
scyes, utd IN fnct, huyo turned tho monastery
intn fortress, II Is surrounded by u body OF
troops who ox|ect tho sivKo tn lust u tloIith,
Thotrc Of tho Fa,ners say 1t wilt lust much
fnp trn
, 1880-11-09

AMoSu tho visitors ut Gc,t. Gnrtsc'd's home
Mt IMwntield yesterday wero tho Hun. .lnlln y.
Knsson, OF 1owa, C1u9rcsstnnls-clect, nha lal
young ladlca Ut tho 14uku Erlo sctnft,1rF 1T
pnlncsvtllc. Gen. GARFIELD received tho young
lal{es cordially, blts mnle m sneceh.
, 1880-11-09
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES

rnr cn,caon Tn,nusr has established bFahen
re. fnr Tho recslpt Of subscriptions nnd nasof'se
Entr yt,tKflnou 70 Tribune building. T. r. NC
FAnuEy, sinnngcr , r,ws
tIASti0W, srosaud-Alsans American Ne"4
AeencY. 5i Kcnteld.st an r.-.ns
-.luSl)ON. Erx.-An,cfican E1chahRo' 81 e'sHue
1IENNT Y.0itA.ta, AHanL
WAHlllSGfps.U u. C-l3W strrst
, 1880-11-09

TIE REV. STEPHEN II. TYS1, J1s., pre-
sided yesterday uycr Il meeting Of tho alumni
OF Williams College resulting In Now York CITY
md Vicinity, ut which q resolution WIS .daptod
congrutulattnx Gen. GARFIELD on hs clecti''','
md }nvItnr him to meet then1 ut dinner ut Bltct1
ti,no And p,ro rs he may nnsuu.
, 1880-11-09

Ex-Gov. JEWELL says tl,at tic cry Of fraud
In Now York City and Stntc has hcen guttcn III,
l,y I,nrnum and John Ks!y: 10 cover ny tholr mis-
management If tho llcnpcrntlc cnsaphIHn. lie
attributes tho Increased y0to OF tho Repubiie-
ms In New York City and llrookyn to rao supe-
rtnr organization Of tho purity. to tho fnet thut
lilo b,tstttess.1 .1aen Of tho city voted soltdy for
tlio !lolbl!can ticket, md that Do'noerntio me-
c.,uutes voted ngAinst thu!r purity OIL Mccuunt or
tho tur1tr park III tho Democratic platform.
Chntru.uu Fowler, of tho Now York stato no,n-
trrutle Committee. hns bccn is,dlce. Ety l3nrn,n
II, Join In tho fruu,l cry. Kelly. und Ilnrnum,
mid Fowler ,nny howl frnud till tho crack nf
loom; thoy will ilaye onIy tholr labor for thoir
pAns.
, 1880-11-09

ONE OF the Eastern organs of tho go1ltto
faction thus discusses tho question OF de-
priylng the gsconbacks OF their lcgal-tender
quality. We quote from the Philadelphia
Ledger:
Moreover, wc hope that Gro long decision by
tho SupEpMu Court Ut tho United 6tatoS will do
, 1880-11-09
DrMoCnAT1o VIEWS ON DEFEAT.

u61AouAsn* ~. I,.tn.
No tep,'.t e's'm'e'" .,,' o"'.e ,a.,a,,. W @ -,
y'ows "l@n t.la e"'s"s" eo.,,'p', ,.a', nil.
tfo l.oals'l'ie Confct.'t,ut 'ass .''a, viz .,a
Rehtlel1en III t"'s e,ty oen'"s st,','s, u'' .r,",,
eahss VI bell'9c,"'c "...s s ,',r,,,s,.ni.
may lli'a n'o'u i'e.ess .'". H.. % H., t',tt,,,s
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, 1880-11-09

uES. CttAuScEr A1cKEEyE1, Assistant
At]iutRnt- General who has brull hitherto nt-
tncl1ud tn Gen. lfaticoc}ka stnl, will hcrcIftGr
serve ,n,,rr AlJutnnt- Gcncrll Ir,lm. md WI
r,.uk .s hoforc. Ho will III duty III tho o-adjntaht-
f;nrarn1'a ntfre. :"
, 1880-11-09
l'OS.I'AiE.

en,trtd cs The past.omesnt Chicago, I'll. ~ Sftoaa'
Giass Mfetfr.
..,,hn henef,t OF our rntrops who ttcatrd 10 acna
s,neic copies Of THE rHHuSs tslso.sn ano '""''
RNe ehese"iS' ~ tlmnsstie fstr f1rp
..., ,>x - s'gs IL .....,...X ceaitA~
Eight ann tW?N0 d"Ho "r ~ - ~ ......,..,H cents.
- ftms.9.' ts.n,r ..,,.4 cents.
tkiaen Page rhter.. -. >. :: : :'''''t''
, 1880-11-09

TIE steamer ItrIzoNa, 0f Tic t;lllon Line,
mndo tho trim trt,t, tlnceH+tnw'l to New York
last wock III suvcu days, nlne l'ui,rs, md forsy
1nIult,cs which, considering tue seson Of tho
yc,lr and tho fuct that il heavy fox provniled,
w1s exceedingly pnod tin1e.
, 1880-11-09

RutScg t;o,srscIlsKoFr, tho Russian Mill
istcr .,ud tliplonat, ssoj6usnng at Nice; francr'
tint hc t.sy recruit hIs health. 1ie looks well.
md says ho feels rs we'll NJ might bc o1Tectc'l
from ouQ of hts ntlyancc1 aEc.
, 1880-11-09

htcssrs. Dunn anil Urntcr will probably te re-
tired to pslsnic life hcforo tho end of tho FIRST
session of the iltw ConRrcss, Hnl Mcssrs. Iuhli.
son and Murphy will In Rlyen tho seats to wh't1
thuy have been elected by Il majority OF tho
yotrra OF ttpir real,nutlro districts.
, 1880-11-09

hyrnY enjoyable Jubilee meeting WINS helu
INIT o,eni,,g by tllo Eleventh ~nrl Gnrsrld ts.a
Arthut Club, whrrcat q number of ths Nopuo-
Iicau county nl'Ircrs.elcct lnndo speeches sn'ps-
Abie to snuh m thu'lson.
, 1880-11-09

TuE Mark Lttuc Express says tliat last
weeks tl,rashlns III England has brought more
prominently Into Wow thu deficiency Of the
wheat crop md tho tlamngcd condition Of tho
barley" Tho consequence hns lTen lperc.tscd
ilruness Ii, tho English Eratn nanrkst' and IN
upward tendency. Inferior snmples o! wheat
md barley nru soll with oxtrstio t!li!'cnity.
Flour showcd mn upward tertcncy. Forclg'l
wheat WIS Ii, go.nl demand ri Inst week. and IN
thta md corn ,lso advanced during tho weuk.