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wltlD 1t creatcs Commission, It clutl,ca tho
f}oard with no powers TINT can hn exercised
by them. Their duty, 1t seems, is to nrl,i-
trato between imposing rallua.ls; tn sit
rs n board OF Pooling Commissioners; !;
to soo TINT no one r0ad plumbers tho
other, 1t Is to sit III Judgment ns to tho re.
spcctiso shares which tho several rUntls sl,nil
receive Of tho plumber they take frnn, tho
people, and not to titorpose tho National
authority between tho pluntlercd people md
tho spoilers. Tho country wants no law of
Congress recognizing amy confcdcrncy Of
railroads.; II such confederncy bc csta!r
lisetl II must be voluntary olc, III wlllcl,
each number ahaIl DO ut liberty 10 plumber
his assoclatcs at pleasure, SO far M tho Inv
Is concerned. What tho country demands ii
law asserting that there Is limit to rail-
road exacllon lit tho way ot rates; tl!at tllcro
shall DO no combination nr,0,ig carriers tn
evnde tho law; tint there shnll bo ITO spolin-
t'on Of isolated points; atl.l tint thoro shall
not be exnctcd moro for n shurtrr than II
longer distance. The provisions Of the Rem
gal, bill embodied the substance of whnt WIS
neetted, but failed to provide tho machinery
for cxucutlnx them; tlfs substitute provides
tic machinery, but olnlts tic authority to put
lt'in motion.
Tic duty Of Congress Is to tic country. 1t
llas no authority to confur liew powers n1,sl
new charters upon tho rattroad corporations.
They catt take caro- Of themselves. Congress
Will nnke fatal mistake 1t IT shall under
tnkc to gfve tho force Of law to nny pooling
or Ottlor combinations between rairoah conI-
pnnlcs. 1t ls to be hoped that when tho hill
frfsfa F1Rf0rt4 ffIa n 1t
, 1880-02-16

IN MI interview with the Lion. JOHN e.
Now, Of Indiana, Chair1nai, of the SulrConl.
nittceof the National Republican COMMITTEES
Which Inns Charge OF nil tho arrangements
pertaining to the building In which tho lle-
publican Convention Is to be held, tho u.s.
stlrnnce Is given by TINT gentleman that his
Committee has tho highest appreciation of
tho llberatty 1T tho people OF Chicago III pro-
yltl1ng for the Conyelltion's convenience and
comfort, anil wi!laccord them all the courtesy
that Is consistent with tho Con,nttco's OBJ
legations to delegations from other Statcs and
witt, Justice to tho candidates before tho Con-
ve,,tEou. Much fault WIS found with tho
local management Of tho Convention Of four
ytnrs ngo In Cincinnati, aud 1t Is proposed
this tinie to so mullngo nl,ttters rs to lpaye no
ground for complaint. Afr. New reports
tito Republicans Of 1itlialia AZ presenting
solid aEd nllbrokan phalnnx, md certain to
give tho Republican Electoral ticket Il hand
somo majority next November. The De-
mocraey Ut tho State, on tie other l,nlll, "
very much divided III sentiment ami feeling,
tho candidacy of Mr., English llnying mate
rin'ly decreased tho proportions of the Hun.
bricks boom.
, 1880-02-16

THE whole Influence nf the papcr,nakers'
combination will be cxcrtetl In Washington,
to prevent tho Why's aid Mems Committee
from rcporting bIl! reducing the duty OIL
printing.paper. If tlm bill can bs defeated
In tho Committee, It's passnge In tho liuuse Is
rendered Improbable, lis It will require q
two-thtrds voto 10 suspend tho rules and p,lss
1t, and 1t is difficult to obtain sucl, vote
aEnInst Il hostile committee md perhaps n
hostile Speaker. Tho 1mpcrmakers' secret
associations ruaiize TINT it IL enormously
easier to stranglu tho bi11 In tho Ways aid
Mems Committee tllan to prevent Its pas-
sago II tiat Committee reports 1t fayorably
to tho ilouse; lIenco they arc trying to got III
their work whcro 1t will do then, tho most
good.
1t Is to tic Committee Of Ways and Means,
then, TINT tho press should first turn It's Ut
tnntlon, and ci'fighten It as to the necessity
Of tic uassage Of tho bill. Tho following nro
the names Ut tho members of that Committee,
with the Stntcs thoy are from:
FEtsSANpo Woop ID, New York.
!. L. 1rcKElh ~, WvEin1a.
i. l.. GlnsoS tD,}, Lnniaiann.
JAMES I'1tEr.l's ~, Connecticut.
j. q. Aiilis Us, r;s; rcxs;as. 4'lo:'
j. G. CANl.1sl.E (>.), Kentucky.
". II. FELToN (G:I ,GeorgIn.
I: A. GAnFtEi:p (ls.), Ohio.
WH;ttAM y K t!, D; KE!f.E3 IF (lEl, Pennsylvania.
N. II. DuNNE1I. tlLj, Minnesota.
Those marked {D.) aro Democrats, {Il.)
Republicans, and {G.} Greenbnck OF h,.le-
pnntiont
, 1880-02-16

Of nll acquired knowledge through The
printing s,-theso rontler It possible TINT
nil mankind should tc we'll ctlucnted, abun-
tantly fed, comfortably clothed, asltl better
lionorcd taIail Princes were 200 ycars ago.
Hut there fs ITO s.tcli Thing under tho sun as
picco Of labor-saying machinery. Tho
pntcnt corll-planter, lmtentrenper, AMI patont
thrnshfng-mac1,no do not relieve tic 1lus-
bantman from labor, but merely enable him
to produce more grain with which, to inake
nora lpaycH Of bread. Tho wcavrx.1nacl,ins
and sowing-,nach1ne do not promote
ldleness, but nlnko more yarhs Ut
cloth nt'a set moro stitches, au that
ttlore 1nay DO more garments f0r people
WHO need them. 1t follows that idlcncss Ii,
tlIis nEo OF tho world Is II huMtfrctlfoll more
criminal tllnn 1t was two hundred years ago,
because cnch lttler now subtracts frum tho
si'm Of production ail that he might accom-
pllsh with tho mid Of modern product-,nul-
t'plytng machinery. Given, then, Il group Of
nations, rs tll0sp OF Europe, which doom to
hllciless. alst fnr WORSE millions OF tho ilower
nf their population, 0l, the one hnnsl, mid, OF
thoothcr, II nation, MS tte United Stntes, which
surlartS only tho skeleton OF standing
nr'ny, mil tho result Of tic rnce between tho
two cannot ba doubtful. Taxation to support
standing nlmfes In tho nineteenth century Is
robbery. 1tiss Inevitable that tho illost lntul-
llgclit people Of tic middle and lower classes
III NIL Europe will gradually iluck to
Alnertca; a,,l 1t IL ea,,ally inevitable that,
with cacfl nlnrm Of war, great blocks
III accumulated capital from Europe will
nlso seek Investment In this country. Thus
LAtMrxt .fu.. A.
, 1880-02-16
ID.DUC,
INVESTIGATING raH DEPARTMENT.

Special Dhpateh to Tha Chicago Tr4buaf+
WARRINGTON, D. O., Fob. lb.-The Democrats
arc havlng bad luck with thels Investigations
again this w'ntcr. Not long uYo tho House au. /.
thortzod NIL investigation Of tho Department e'
Agriculture. Home Democrat haA gnt 1t 'Ilto
hta hoAd that thoro wRs GxtrAvaglHcn Rnd crook'
edness III the management Of that Department.
and 70 An Investigation WIS promptly set oh
foot No heAdway has boep made rot, ana
gentleman who ls In position to know sa's
tiat the whole atsay will turn nut to be ftf'e.
Ono nloaaber Of the Investigating Committees -
ME. Hatch, OF Missouri, tho Successor OF tho r.
doubtablo Glover, Of investigating fame. ~:
Hatch docs nut psupnso to win tho sumo KIM "
reputation that Ar. dlovor did. liu says tha' y
any tnsponstbls person
WILL HING ANY ACCUSATIONS.
over his own signature, against tho Commission
cr OF Agriculture hQ, for one, Ia reudy " tn'sa
tigate them; but he declaros that Ac is not WI.
ing to follow up rumors that have no appafcr'
foundation or to be ol,s Of q .'suellna coaaIa!s'
teo, after tho style af Mr. Glover. u f4ti,
Gun 20 leAEncd no chaEHea Ut dishonesty o. ma
AdhalhStfatlon have lHuli br,uEht 4gutItst Com ..
nlss!on2r Ii dug. THE elerk ant} other Gm siae
Rlpyoa, u thctu ar1 my, Ut tho lnYeauRa!nss
Eonafntstea WILL be Just M4 we'll paid " thoeaa aa
thoy haa soruethinx to do, an4 tlorcfos9 9,ons w.s
will 10 served.
, 1880-02-16

The Town of Like police, scored an
achievement greatly to their credit Saturday
night III breaking up cock.llght III tint
town a't( Iii arresting number OF tho ring
lcaders In tho disreputahle and unlawful
sport. Several gatherings OF the kind have
escapei disturbance ut tho hands ot tho Cl.i-
cago police, either through their Ignorance
or conalvarcc ut tho bratal pastlne, u,,d it is
gratifying to know TINT the suburban guar
dlans OF the peace out III Lake aro better ab!e
or'noro willing to interrupt tho rutlianly law
blrakeEs.
, 1880-02-16

THERE are runors OF impending troubles
III Mexico similar to those whicl. disturbed
tic United States Republic Tor four years
following tho first inauguration Of Abraham
Lincoln. It's said that Gen. Gonzalez, tho
military candidate for President and tho COM
1nnnQer OF tho ptggcst part OF the Mexican
army has formed a plan looking to tho
secession OF a number OF the States In tho
northern part OF the country, intending to
erect confcteracy to DO known rs the Re-
public Of Sierra Madra. The States named
rs those Which Gonzalez proposes to "take
out OF ,tle unlon with him arc Sonora,
clnaloa, Durango, Collma, Jalisco. md
1llchuacllan,
, 1880-02-16

ANOTHER big meeting III tho interest OF tho
blaine boom In Ohio is TO bo held iii Colulll-
bus this week, aud the morttfying fact Is be-
,coMIug dai1y moro manifest to Nj, Sherman,
that l!e Is INT going to be the "flyorit sol"
OF vs. own State ia tie Chicago Convention
without tremendous effort. 10 vigorous
and aggressive have tho supporters OF Mr.
ula1fo III Ohio become Tint there is no longer
any doubt OF thetF Intention to 70 Into tho
State Convention and contest the huld with
the Sherman men, aud tie latter,
who In Columbus have thus inr
been unable to make showing
pf strength and enthustnsm equal
to that displayed by the stalwaEtS who have
entered the lists In behalf OF Blaine, t,nd
Themselves compelled to acknowledge tha
ualigcr Of tie situation In that vicinity 10
, 1880-02-16
Tie Democrats Determined
Keep Quiet OH Fitz John ~
porter's Case.
The Investigation Of the pen.,4.
ment OF Agriculture fall.
ing Through.
Congressman Ack1en Defends 1fis n
cent Action In nh Ingenious
Manner.
The President to Be Asked Wbv w..
Vessels We're Ordered to the III " ~
1sthmus,

sC1fulGs ftfL1' TO GIVE THIN LAM
Special Ufspdteh 10 The Chteaoo 9+5hnn,

bCHUlNs HILL TO GIVE THIN LAM
Special Nfspa'eh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
"AstltNuToH. d. c., Feb. 15.-Tho INF ~,
pnrct, 1T tho Interior Dennrtncnt ,ln'lcr tSa
establishment OF 1mnns IN Ianls tn hr or.,.as .as
TO the'it, Individually, to hDld III feo st,Dn. Nv,
fayorND!y considered by tho flo,Ise t',nmss .a'
OH 1tuItnn Atfatrs SUMO time t3o, hut Ia mt ~.
reported. 1t HIS boon submitted III I'M f,.s
1nstste Or Indian Commissioners now IN scs;to,
nero investigating tho whOfo subject of tho NAV
nEo'nont OF tho 1ndIAn bureau. THIS f,om,D,,.
tco submitted tho bill fur critfeEsm ,"t
suggestion to sono Of those who bu"s
bcon giving testimony, and several fco,n,a.
Of this bill erc severely criticised by tnrn Oh.
hnvc given cnrctul study to tho iutlfuD ous..
ton, a'ld nre Interested III tho wcIt.rs o, ,h,,
race. Tho bill is lung, n.rd incl,,nbcrcd xIh
provisions which sccsn to thoso VIII, taye cy.
amtncd II Unnecessary, II not tinngcrouy. All
through the bill tho language IL TINT nut ,aons
than stated number OF neros shat bo pqs,on's
to onch Indinn; but tlore Is nowhrfo ass
ininllasim limitation, 30 that It Ia LETT cntrrj,
70 tho dlscret10n Of tho Department whsths.
they will "Ass0es
GtvE LESS THAN THE NuMuEn
statea ;An2thor provision is tlat tho Iand,
y spl'lo,ne,,tc.l bY provision that ihv coaJ'.
discretion Of tho lrcsent. Tho lntls now hrI I'D
ty tho 1nlnns Il, seyur,llty, ,iro to 10 upnraIsag
" Commissioners selected by tho Sccrrtary 't n
tse Interior, n,nl, when sold tl,o proceeds viii
sse1 70 tn IL Iaans fS Sf 70 a d S S ut o j.
them by thesceretnry Ut tho Interior, nni tha t%s
Interest 1i'nIa distributed to tic i,aiians. it
trst xiSw ry 1f vo tas nn nannSr Il ws sn
partnont tn tho past, tl,oro Ii n question Of tSc
Rropssty Of s,tpIi disposition 1T TIC ruyenes ,cs
, 1880-02-16
F1TZ JOHN PORTER.

Srtttat Dtputeh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. O., Doc. 15.-Mum's the word
nmong tho Dcinncrstio Con9rcssn,en. .ltemcn.
boring tho oxtra session, OF Inst Summer, dusur
Witch they so boldly Rhowotl thor hunds, ibcy
determined In Dccumbcr lust to 10 nothing and
to eay nothing which could revive tho war Is.
stlea. Thla fur they haro succeeded, Whenever
btll has boon renched OIL tho cnondcr which
might provoke discussion, /. hus BEEN passed
nver, tho tnoyor acqulesclug under csttcus llsc-
pslnp. At Inst Il question hlIs 6een reuched-the
restoration OF Fltz John Porter-upon which
doDate seo'iol inevitable. Tho Democrats
undertook t0 pnss bill restoring
Porter to tho, nrmy, And grlng
him buck pay, and tho Republicans gaye notice
that they would oppose 1t. But tho willy man.
ngors of tho Democratic caucus ruo saw, at Tho
lust moment, that this debnto would brlnx On Ito
political discussion which thoy hnye thus IA,
prevented, 30 they postponed tho matter Ii, the
House, and thoy arp working l,ar1 to-day Il
prosent It from coming up In tho Senate To.
morrow. scnatar Randolph, of New Jersey,
who ts tho cspcctal champion Of Gen. Porter
.loesn't relish giving up tho lonK md nblo speech
WHICH nc has III roafllnesa to deliver; but
THE CAUCUS MANAGERS
viii silence him it they can, for what are Fot.
ters grievances conpHrctl to tho weifllro Of tho
notnoer!1tic Eartyf. Tho Democratio prtss hen,
dcbate. Tho Gasettc, an Ultra iSourbot, % orgaa,
Tho F!tz John Porter caso will shortly be te-
!oro tho unusa, Ana it Is understood tt1at two
nlto1,styo speeches upon tho subject. purposely
To ~! tnrth helIted responses i order to inake
Gn1!t'cIt Ely x i9ltal T. 70 o sod thla fS bs3 L.;
i's. wS hopo no soashern nftsi acprsessase IL ssR
VII nnrtl6ipato r. tho tohlso, md et tho People
, 1880-02-16

poet that thoy will stayoht. Tho dolcgatcs from
Mercer 10 tho sta.e Convention woro unn,lt-
ino,sly Instructed ftr illaEno, but they sccm to
have loft their Instructions Mt home wl,on t,,oy
HtArtod for Harrisburg, M thoy worked nlong
with tho mnchno In way TRULY harmonious.
This cntiacd tho Ercntcat Indignation In tho
county. and It was srcsolvcl that something would
hhro tu bo tlnno nhuut It. 4 Republican meet
Ing Mt 6haron tu,k tho matter III hand nnl
at0rtet1 Fono resolutions rncttlr,g tho raels and
contlcmnsng tho arfton 0f tho tletsHatca. It wis
also rcsnlvc,l that tho delegates to tho Chicago
Convention from that Congressional Diatrlut
Should wholly disregard tho Instructions Ut tho
State Convention.
, 1880-02-16

Gov. IoYT, OF Wyoming Territory, has
cleArly succeeded In getting himself very
much dEsllked by considerable portion of
the people OF Cheyenne. Charges nre malu
reflecttNg severely upon hts moral character,
and n great amount OF excitement hns bosn
:kindled oil the subject Of lI1a removal from
0f1irn
, 1880-02-16

THE new Atlantio u Pacific 1sallroad to
California, which Is to bo undertaken by tho
Boston capitalists owning tho AtchlsoE,
Topeka & Santa r Road, il to bo built III
divisions, tho first division be Ing estimated
to cnst about 1a,500,0oO.
, 1880-02-16

THE CHICAGO Tn1nHSr has established brnnct,
olces for tho receipt OF subscriptions Ana ayertso-
nents M fo1IUw1.
NEW TO1tK-1kopm 70 Tribune Hu!)dInv. r. T. Nc
FADuEH. Manager.
GLASGOW. Heotlnnt-Alinns Anor!cnn Nows
Agency. II lten1ed-Ht.
:lIoSl,oN, EnT.-Amercnn ExchunRc, ~ Strand.
1lENiY !. GtLLlo, Agent.
WASHINGTON. d. C.-laa + stroot.
, 1880-02-16

THE suicide department this morning is
represented by two In Chicago mud ono iii
Milwaukee, both Of tho former bcing young
mon Of 81 md 20, for whom life had neither
prescntattractIons nor future promise; while
tho latter was n prominent alsl wealthy citi-
zen OF 4O
, 1880-02-16

TnE Havana qll.) Republican l,as doubts
whether don. GrAnt will 10 nominated, and still
grcatcr doubts whether ho will nccopt II ,lon,1-
nntcd. Tho confidential po't.cnt md personal
friend doesn't SOON to havu tnntle himself heard
all OrGr TtlfrnIs =
, 1880-02-16

GEN. LOGAN declared to tho Senate and
tho asiRzra people Of tho United States TINT he
hntl fully mustered tho whnto science of i,nncc
III two weeks study. a certain editor, too, per-
fortncd I'm e11a prodigy: lie Inns mustered tho
whole wisdom or slx cents por cnpy fur ne,ss-
paper in rathor less thnn two weelts.
, 1880-02-16

Alh GEotnE IL. 11An1ow, Secretary Of
stntr has got out In pamphlet form handsome
edition Of tho Constitution Of IittnoIs. 1t Is
printed In lnrge, ulcar type, al.tt will 10 very
c0Ilyenlpnt to tho lcRMl profession.
, 1880-02-16

D1LI1SaHAM, the young mnn who outraged
and murdered his aunt anl thou attempted
to Kill himself Mt Londonderry, N. H., a few
days ago. yesterday died of his injuries.
, 1880-02-16

TI1EnE Is nothing like boastful courngo
anl atlhcsfvo perseverance In tho publication Ut
nowspIIpcr. Fix your high resolve Mt L. pea-
yune, 10 It for two weeks, ind tllon slnk Into
tsGkrlt
, 1880-02-16

Six cents Is played out. If you don't be
lovo 1t, lsls tho Old mAn during oIlico houra or
tho coriler OF Wells anu Washington strputs.
, 1880-02-16

ILLINOIS Inns still an enttMcntly available
canfldAtc LETT. oven ii tho Chicago Convention
ahotltt full tn nominate 1}tulno or Graut-Juck.
sDnUiIc Journal
, 1880-02-16

TIE Terro Uautu (nll.) Express says
"nano stock is rapidly rising; Grnnt's Is Dc
cliniug; Sherman's IL below pnr,"
, 1880-02-16

IT Is conceded now that tho Republican,
Convention Mt Chicago will ho controlled l,y.
0cn. drant and his friends, and thut II 0r1nt Ia
not tho nominee Z. u. Washburno probably will
bc.-Ifuquots tIH) County Times.
, 1880-02-16

a DISPATCH from Macon, ill.,, announces
the death, by apoploxy, Of tile Rev. +. n.
Kennedy, editor OF tho Southern Chrlstlu,.
klluocatc.
, 1880-02-16
NOTES AND NEWS.

5psstal DhpateA to 1As Chicago 1tthu"@
WAsatsoToA. y. G., Feb. 14.--Ackiel', u ~. w.
vance Of tho report Ut tho Foreign Ana,rs w
nlttee On Ills caaet has column IL, Il loeal up"s'
, 1880-02-16
4 mo Republican meeting was held In tho
Eir1k Wurtl Ut Uhiialnluhin Fh11 rsffnv 1,fut,t

Il 1HH 1topHu1Ica11 HI9tlIIH Wh8 NeIu TT ul0
First WMrh Ut rhitalelphiA Thursday night,
Tho following Ia t1ken from tho Tt,ats' rcport,
The inr9e hall WIS pnuked to Its utmost capao-
lty. There W,lA nut Il fOat OF standing room to
squire. md tho dnorsAys and lobhlos w1r0
!aMsned full. making It Impossible Tor another
There was i brilliant array of Bpuukuts Oh tic
stun.l md thu crowd WIS A{tontivo unI ut times
warmly responsive. Tho preferences at tho
shown during tho oyening. Col. John VI. FDrnuy
delivered 4 most e!.xl1ltnt pane9yrio on Qoti,
nrlnt. which WIS ltstenod to Iii Utmost uoa.l
pauus1; but whom john II. Bclt1or Expressed Ga
hopo that Jalnes q. H!uin0 would ba tho lsepllb-
THUR hnsa, anl tho building shook win che0r
, 1880-02-16

slcntinl preferences Of leading Republicans. If
these reports Nre tntlicntiyo OF tho MIticnl
opinion In tho sntc 13Iatno takes precedence Of
0rnnt, and IL entirely out ut sight Of nny t,ticr
cantl!'lnte. Tho Cali says ehturialy; "Thoro
Hrc substantial rensons why Blaine should tu n
fasorit In thla stntn. 1I.a ooursa IN tho Chinese
Immigration question met tic i,carty approval
or tho pnorlo OF this coast, nnG will eec,lro him
thousands of rntcA TINT could not DO counted for
nny Republican whoso ytows an TINT question
nru cither unknown or lnfnicAl tn tho cattao thta
stato hns 10 much ut honrt." Tho Sacramento
I'eratI- CnioH. hlso ltopublicnt,, saya.
It ls mt sufficiently rrnlixc by ti1oso WIN aro
urging tsrntts eandltlnturo that tho cIEzol1s III
n y do,oernry 20 M mot ako =? kindly to horc-wor
s ssn,l ~ peop!e e. who hayn tean f.co!asoncd to
community. NJ attsr wi'at jst iH titv nny = ,an mn
mny havStn tho admiration of n republic, Tho
insisted upon tx, stroninualy. Ii il MISC vpry
thc ..oi'lcatlon q t'crarted horo of icaer t1an
ho yc,lerson tss Is "ccore 10 y 'ns i't,1',ry se
wors ase s % o fe dny, 20 a' wff liz hy opos tas
never hcsitatc! to tri,l9 lilo Krllveat cl,argcs
ag.nat him. y Is nlso prolnbln, TINT in rrgsfsl
tho ,mnanor ftl which 4. srvntanco.is tribute TO
h!s deserts hls boom utilized to subscryo po-
iittcaf purpose.
Tho A|ta California fully confirms tho reports
Of the othnr two journnis. It Rays:
According to The rnpnrts from inrkc number
nf towns. elics. nttl nthar localities r,bllBhetl
II T. Tho Ana, th9 rrcdn.nl'1nnt fsel!nx In ths
,1nany Republicans consulted throughout tho
Stto = nc & Hsv f4ir representation of Thy pnrty, ho
a o as S II T ~ m aG cnSse
s'1t sSs K5HtSi 9f S }s f. @ ; f ts + Sa;Sfty $
lcan ca,llilnto. TIo st rcferrod re- TT to sf,ss
sOno Giirn.h fncts, s,-pamc1y: TINT n number OF
, 1880-02-16

| ~ '''~'T ~-''@' - stA~
Tusopean Who h'aRes investments lit the
| ohltea ola'es does not follow Ills money lle
IN surely opening the way Tor tle emigration
u i's ehilaren. II'cro IS something 1non-
stto'tsly aosnfd Ill tio attitude OF European
Governments af1ieu to tho teeth Aild coi,-
hta'H'y threatening 10 1Eht, not for the rights
OF ma''' ot't ior t1o pierogatiyes nild 7balanco
oi po"er o1 hilles, queens and Esnporors.
| =--= =--:-@-=-=
1dE TAXES ON PAPER AND PAPER-
hAA1hs.
| Ao'u ato - "mmss sSo"'e'1l-o&ehA Ill any hrge
.e''",, VI wv w " ie"uce tae paper uAtles
.no e'',.''''"'1' =. oaze3c ~ TIE. on-ox IN tho
.,'.'''' 49, "ppoacs tcpe"l VI re.'ue.'oh ol ino
oo"e, s'a'"A'"' ~" W. p"'e.' o''l' "nllc tlolhR
o. mntoe1.es "ooi.s''ihs a1'o es'S1'hg tiutlcs
VI so."-asl ullt. othef c!.eh'lca's used III ile
.'"'.ui"I."'c " p"pef' IL "nhts more pro-
,os..o'1 10. ulv p"petdna@efs complnatlon'
pus none lof t'lo publishers which rs sur
mass1nely generous Oh the part Of tile good
.e"S"n' '.o"As taat hc l!l's up 10 ING
e.a'laatu VI t'e oet'pure raie' that, II 4 man
eoHo ,oal eo"'s 4et nun ''"so Soaf CLOAK also.
at"st ne"spapof puol.si'ors hlvo not Set NIL
sa''seu ~. stuSo 10 tl'S per1ectlon, nor mach
oosolu u'o ehl's1lal, plecep1 oi aolllg INTO
ou'eis @ ,'s tnes would haVo others do unto
l''.'' l'es a1o pef1cctiy "i'lii,, afld' ihdeetl,
"''"'o"S' ~ '"'e ~ u'o a1'lilclal pnrdchs
p'aeeao1l papet''''aklagp py eo'!sressrelnosed,
~ sn's t''os e"h 'lahu!acture paper cons1ts-
,,n 1i"p's ehc"pc' "l'u SUI mnke 1alr profit
lno no"spapetI!'ie11 oeieVo IN tae live and
lct i.Fc pln'elI1o III lhelf aeallllgs Will tho
papei''aAets, altu l'lnK that even q eoUa
, 1880-02-16

THE Republicans Of Mercer County (Pa.)
have broken out In sevnlt Rlmtlar to thas III
Cteitefa put With much moro emphatic prot
, 1880-02-16

MeVicker's Thentrc.
Madison street, batweon Dearborn und HtAte. EN-
guGclnont Of Nj. and brs. AloKoe Rankin. "Tlc
DNnttaar
, 1880-02-16
QtSn1,tE TltcI

03ymNtc TkcMfrc.
Clark street. totweon itnntulph and Iake. Engage
nRnt OF shd Now York lturlos1uo Combination. VIZ.
lon; or, The Mnn at tho Wheel"
, 1880-02-16


Dearborn strcot. corncr OF Monroe. Enqaroment Of
Louis AfdEicl and Charlch r. rnsson. my Partner"
, 1880-02-16
Che. .,G'{7ttI,a&,te. &
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saturday Hr Suh6hy, pnAt Ehlliois, rgr rear H.1D
tny Other day, per y0nr, N.4U
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,Atdraas THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
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, 1880-02-16

11O0Iey'8 Theatre.
Randolph atre1t, Ictwcen Cnsk and la Sn1e. En-.
Uaaencnt Ut Smith, Allen, Morton nnd Martins Min
EYto