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, 1880-06-16

GEN. BnEHHAH ,nade an admirable i!tt!o
addecaa to tho graduating u!uss ut West 1olnt
FGllaY lust. lilo said:
lis not tho pages you road that arb to mako
yon intelgoat. hat Il i that ~ which a ,ou appro~
oruus menl hors tQ.tiay [lnuKhtsrl, and quito ua
1alsch ~ y0u oan digest. Y6u hlia hoaru your
grandfather, aud so suppose that / Rln your
futhar !nughturl. and yt,A are very 8ool. .tuoks
ing family. tIsenawel IauAhtsr.1 You ass otl.
yted BY thoss who arc behind you. and, indeed,
YOU may take my rilnx md ago.. LIT mo nrxe
you not to toll by the midnight talnp. but puil-
soldiors. Tho men are not uommUn, and YOU
have muny things To ioarp before you can obu-
sn@ald. u0nor your position mud your Hing, lov~
country.
, 1880-06-16

OvxR 500 Of Sitting hu'I's indian band
from tho British s'd9 of tho international
boundary line casnc Intn Fort Kcosh t1ny beturo
ycsser.iny, and surrendered 10 Cot. N'htstier,
WIN Is In command In the nts1ricr Of Gctl.
Mtea. Tho fntltans. who wbra In q eturving con-
ditiou, Wcre t:urod for and fuil,
, 1880-06-16

IluExos AYnFs and Eusanntia, in tho Ar
apt,tinc licpuhl.c, hnvc rutt,sod to receive tho
llritkh minis. and nrn In stnto ot sicyo. bktr-
mIshInE between the rurttsans Of tho rival Pres
tdentla cautlt'latns hns already commenced, md
ru doubt Is pntertAinod That protractod civil
w0t Will to thu result.
, 1880-06-16

Os,tAS TAsnA,' tho Turkish Wnr Minister,
recommends 4 ,rohu Of settitnK tho ;Albnnlnn.
MantenegrEn difficulty which Is Dy no me4ns sut-
lsfaetory 10 Austria. and 70 wt,lah the austrian
Ambassador Mt ConstAntlt1npau has entered II
vigorous protest, Ostnun l'ashn wDuilt u1tcn.l
the terfttpry OF Montenegro townrtla HcrzeKu-
vina at tho exponse OF tho territory now ocou-
pied by Austsin-
, 1880-06-16

THE very frat speech that Gen. Garfield
made IN Congress. soIno seventeen yUasa pgo
shortly after takink his seat, had tho ring Of
genuine metal In #, II Was in roply to shs lion.
Alexander Long, lerco Copposteaa repre-
senttng Cincinnati In Congress- Long adva-
GATED tho recognition Of tho Southern Confet-
oraeF. dasheld began b!a roply to Long by say-
Ing 10 WAS reminded OF two characters oou~
neeted With tho Revolution. TITO htst was Lord
Ealstak, who fult 1t his duty to 90 With tho
, 1880-06-16

'rrE iocal Republicans are determined to
tt, all In thutr pu,var h. insure, tho nletton Of
Gen. GArlloli uoxt Nusnmbpr. Meetings woro
hold In several Of tho city wnr.ls lust evening
for tho purpose of brganlsfnE Garfield Uluhs.
Tho Attendance was III most oasos largo and very
ss1 Ihtt
, 1880-06-16
THE IRIsH FAMINE AGAIN.

The recent messnge of tho Lord Mayor Of
Dublin, addressed by ca1f0 to "tlla Mayor OF
every town In tho UMttet( States md Cnnndn,"
appealing for moro funds for tito relEef Of
tltstross in Ire!uui, fs we'll characterized by
Mr.. james Reupnth rs. i,npudent. It be-
tokens determination tibon the part Ut tho
wealthy irish, ,ts well rs Of the English land
holders and Government that tho poorer
classes shall five of Of American charity,
wlllie they take tho products Of the tenantry
III tho form of ronts. It means that this
country shall support tlio tanantry until Au-
gust or September, when the crops como III,
and tllen tho greedy landlords will take the
crops in satisfaction fur their exorbltant
rents, leaving thelr ncecod Victims to dspanti
upon American charity through next winter.
Tho sharp reply Of hi. Jauca Keslpatl, to
this imposition should iavo the widest cir
culattor, and Americans should net upon its
suggestions promptly. ,rhey hayo already
given, and they hayo always Eivon, moro
than my otl,or natlon to, relieve the distress
OF Ireland caused by the rapactty Of the land
lords, anti now they themselves BtlDu1d bo
relieved If my further duty Ut this sort, for
tho present at lenst. Tho hat Inns bnun
pissed round 50 often that this official beg
Ear Of Dublin should ho reminded that Ito
Is haconltng n nuisance a1ld bo ordered away
from the house.
The points mntlo by brr. Rotpath will bcar
repeating and anlpllasizing. III the last re-
ports Of the Ma1lsiolrIIorse Colnnllteo aud
tho aDuchcsH of A1arlbor0ugl.ts Fund"
th0re IL uo record OF my contributions
from tho Irish landlords or thu lrts1,
, 1880-06-16

Boss AfCliAuGutIN, "tha oile-llan power"
OF iiruoktyn, wis interviewed tho other dizzy as
to Tlldon ana tic scutiu,ent Of tho City or lIrook
lyn. lio Haid:
fl!l to tfoteet any chnngn III tho sonttmcHt
that EAyo ridden 70 ,0O minority her9 four yntlra
nH.h md II tflAt In why should his friends "
dfsemrnKcd? II Mir. Tilden wunta It. no cah
control hls trlendsi 1t not, thoy aro not trails
, 1880-06-16

Freo~So!s Democrat bat joluoA tho lsepnhljoaa
party as soon as 1t was organi1od. n,ld rcniained
trim md CONSISTENT ineinber OF 1t till his lsat0.
1Io was nlcntad Nnyor a. Republican. nnd
Borved during tho most critioul porsod o1 Inc
War, beIux III of!!oo WHOM thu draft-sots oe'
cured
, 1880-06-16

IN account Of tho f1notla In Northern, Wis.,
conein no trains on tho wisconsin Crnttal Hall.
roni cnn run nosth of stnScs,a Paint hofnro
Friday, md no trnn on tho 1'rairio tiu Chtcn
division OF tho Milwaukee, h 1t. Paul cnn croas
thu M!sstsstppt untEl tho floods hayo groauy
subsidized.
, 1880-06-16

Wren Gen. Gnrtieldfs class l,ad their t"eIf'
" ycars reuniou. 1T 1910, cue Of his classtnalcs
sAppeI uartlold IN tho shoulder and snld. 1ok.
tnaly; "j!n.. II you behavo yourself you'll! w.
Into tho Hopnto in tivo years, and II you aont
mako u fool Ut yourself you'll bo lfesldont QUO
of thNae in u
, 1880-06-16

IT Will cost $1,000 to c!oan up tho Palmer
1l!lRe nd It wns bufOro tho Convention bn'ne
Ut tho bedroom carpets werG entirely fpol!nu.
and aearly all weso damaged by beoF ind liquor
atalns,-Globc- DtMDenlt,
; Mao put up thore, which may account tof
sotno OF the "liquor.stains utter his to~'Ilao
, 1880-06-16

AT q nne8tlng ot the Cabinet hold yestar.
dry, and ut which ail tho nletntn,sa wcru pros-
ent, nttidAvlta by tho Cuptain Of tho Ethel i.
Merritt, describing tho rpcont outruHo oil that
vusaGl by u43r.nlah IMAM -of.war. wore submit
ted, Tho fhuta narrated by tho Captaln ar, SUBJ
stant!aIty the aamo ~ shoso whluh hasa bcot,
sisialled In Tlta TRIBUNE. and wcro such m u,
warrant tho Cabinet In iustr,,ctng BtNretary
EyRrts to domand Rp explanation frutn tho
Spanish Government whlGI, instruction tho
hecrotary will Immediately UQn,ply with.
, 1880-06-16

a coRnEsroSDENT 0f tho Winnipeg FREQ
Prtss calis attention to tho fact t,whlo nccoti
Ing to tho terms uf tho contruct tho first hundred
miles ct tho Pacific Railway west Of 1tefa River
should have bucn completed by Aulstlst ucxt,
tero aro only 6ftocn nlltus of truck tuht as yot,
and thcso are on tho brunch 10 Winnipeg, Tho
psosress, when witt tho, faliway bc completed
through tho fertile belt, which every ono wants
opened up for sottlemopt as soos Ut l,ossible7
, 1880-06-16

TIE Albanian insuegout force. under tho
command Of liodo Ley. numbers $500. Osman
Fusha, tho Turktsh Minlstcrof War, ls suspected
OF compiioty tn tho !naurEecl1oa. but douies the
charup.
, 1880-06-16

SpEAENo of tho Senatorial Syndicate II
1884, has 1t occurred to anybody that thcrc aFo
to 10 sovornl elections tO tho United 8ntra een.
ute about that ttu,e2 Tho toru,s Of C0hklns'
Camornn. and Logan exptro on tho satne 'lAy,--
March q. 1895. ona or moro OF these senat''s
will hnve hs hands full OF privato business oe-
foEo tho next President Ia nominated.
, 1880-06-16

Tile National Bank Ut Urattlot,oro, Vt,
has failed. ahd tho Fresffant nf the Institution Is
missing. Poor Investments did Il.
, 1880-06-16

thu foo wi.lcl, l,0 hatt carllod. TAure was
nothing wrone or Improper about tic tr'ars"
ncton, and lio stansls before tho poop1e to-.lny
Il roor innu III this wnrld's R0ods, hut as
clean II, his record M my public mnr, who
lfynR
, 1880-06-16

CHARLES TIIotE, Souti.-Sitlo grocer
committed suicide by haug!ng yesterday tuor,l.
tng. It is satd tho unfortunate man hud Uuet,
4riuklug rather freely tf lnto.
, 1880-06-16

GANF1Efn insured tfs Iftc fur tho bealeas
of h!a urodstars wheu he went to college. "hca
he RotA t0 be President Ohio will WAnt abousa
mlliioa doliase' catiowment tund on alsl'.
, 1880-06-16

OL1vx LOGAN snys: "I'ar1s Is the wleKcn-
est oity OH the face or tho earth.' u'nesH
after that she aays: Mt 10 lovely place TO S,.'
either Tor = weak or h twolvcuao''th'" oa'
Olive, you naughty girli
, 1880-06-16

4 LuxArlu nametl T.iomas johnston, wlto
resided near Corlnth, Ont, cut his brothers.
throat ycssoriay u,ornins whllo tho last.r was
asioop, and then ont his own.
, 1880-06-16

a TolsoSro c0nvict escaputt the gnltows by
poisoning Himself ycstor'lay. lie was To DO
hAuged to-aay.
, 1880-06-16

GnEEK pirates have been rayaging tho
coaHt Of Asia afinor rccent1y. Quo town haa
bcen entirely sauket by tho n,nrnudcrs.
, 1880-06-16

A coNygRENtH OF delegates from tho
6duth African Proviuues viii be Boou held at
Caps Town to consider the subject nt tho Con-
federation Of the various pTuvin,es and tho
tnr1ls IN which 1t shuI ~ arrRuXed.
, 1880-06-16

1nothor country, as,d ilonod'ot Arno,1t who woa
traitor u his o,untry's onuso. Loo w1s rho
I.ur.l Fa!rfnx, ana wont with hla State, Cou,1p.
hing, f1e eai.1:
PIT now. when tens r of thousands nf iravo
tho ling: whnn thnusnnts innro, mujtncI ma
ef!tttrrd fl tho contest, Mro s,dly hwhilinR ti,n
dclivcrnncc ut tinatht h0w. wllnii threu y,nt,. s
"i tfr.''lS warfars haso rasc'1 oye5 u, whsn
over mo,sa!a1na and stvers aud crowded It infn
nnrrow limits until a roll 1T flfo grds ii; r"w'
when tho upIlftr,l h11,d Ut a n,nEnctio prut,ln Il
about 4, h,irl tho bniia IT co!,tlueriny if,,scr
Jill hatal,e il ti,o Iowest depths s'at II sas II ths
dirk trcnst,n. tilpro rtacs q 1lencdl!t Arnu atid
h,n Mutton md tho Flag, lts aenliis a..i jss
Of nr cou,ry @ III Kid that r,nosI tGts" c,t. .1',tnrs
e.! forgive , nnn pity ny licnr:sl staic-lt
lnynl Commensurate, If Ohio. inpnrr yt@t.
brethren z this lio,so. TO tetiova TINT nnt
mntiy births ovor Envu pNltHs to my tnatl1or
g'atd sttca rs eflu suffered wan TINT trntt,ir VIM
bur!. beg yttt mt to hpllovp that ii, t1lu enli
of that stnto hnhthcr Nllt'h Rrdwth t,as uver H.
tfnrinct! tho faco NJ Nature And tlArkoncl tho
lfntlt uf Du1l'A tsnY. A'o
, 1880-06-16

EDWARDS TlEnl,EPoST waa perhaps tslllls+
Ing Of " DenF Lady Mary" wheu he SAID 'ne
othor night. "I.ot Alm that Ia without an anae1s
you cast the flrSt stolte At her,
, 1880-06-16

GEN. GARFIELD arrived yesterday at Wash
hgton nna held q reception during the nftcr-
aoan. which WAS att,nded by soverul dstin-
klfaleA gentlemen OF all parties, who called to
congratulate tho next pges!uDnt.
, 1880-06-16

uAl,lslsoN, IN expert cnunterfeiter Of
Canadian und United States bank-1lotes. was mr.
rested at Toronto yextcrtlny.
, 1880-06-16

IT was rR1nored In Washington last ,lght
that the Financial CIcsk Of pr. 1uIliugs, Ar
sistant Surgeon 0eneral. IL detaultar to COLI
siderxbio amount. tho money tnkcn by tho
clerk wus that which had beau appropriated To
buy artificial lnba for disubtatl soldiers.
, 1880-06-16

CoNoEEss agreed tn tho conference reports
OIL appropriation bills, and an!Sha.l considora-
ttoa af al! measures of TINT description yeater-
day, aud is low In roId!noss for au adjournment
efu 4
, 1880-06-16

ANEW and dangerous counterfeit 310o bill
Ia Ia circulation. 1t purporss u b. Of tho Ma
t'oanl Exchange Hank Ut Baltimore, and OF tho
'1S Borics. It is printed OH hbrn paper. Look
ff,rf
, 1880-06-16

1HH CulcAdn FR.RGSn hna established brAnch
Offices or lin rccoipt Of subscriptions aad Adycttiso-
ulcnts u fot!ows1 ...
: NEW YONK-itoom = Trtbtsns lui,dlnE. FIT. Nc
FAnnEH, AtanA1nr.
GLAB0oW, Scotland. -Alian's American Nows
AIency. VI Honnald-1t
LONDON, Kne--AnIesican Exchange. 10 aetuno.
nxSnY I. 0ttIlu, AxpnI
MAsllhHT0N. H.,c.--lata r strocL
, 1880-06-16

THE London Standard says TINT the En-
silsh Government has placel tho supplies and
Noroa loft in the Arutin rcgtous by Sir Qoosxe
Naro's expedition at tho dispasal OF tho Anneri-
can expedition now in those regions.
, 1880-06-16

Chill 1omands tnther exacting terms OF
poaoo from Hol!vi1 and Peru. Uullyla will bo
Obliged to ccdu its coast territory, as1l Peru to
p4y tho handsome sum OF 600 900 40 as q war
iIIipInntsY.
, 1880-06-16

Madison strpct. betxcon Dpnrbofn and EtAtt
Engagement OF the Dttou Opern Company. "Tll
Brcctro knight" nnd "GhaEtt7 Begins a. Homo" Al
&qrnoon nnd oyonlnR.
, 1880-06-16

TIM Hon. d. u. lewis, TN Alabama Cor
Eresssnan, hna rcslKluh.
, 1880-06-16

Dcarhnrn atFcnt, corner OF Monroe. EnEa1nmel
OF UOyly Caete'x London Upstn E5Srpaay. "P!Fzt
Of renxAate." Aftarnuon and eyoning.
, 1880-06-16

OVER 900 persons sailed for Europe ro!n
New York SATURDAY, moat ck tholn. NJ orr"
old Kmosson says, "oareytns suins to ruins"
, 1880-06-16

out and to obtnin possession VI suuh short Ints
IA nru NECESSARY 10 execute tho purposes ot tho
eyudtcnttJ.
, 1880-06-16

Ilootey'a Thentre.
Hprdoiph street. tetweea Clark Knd In Fails. R1-
kaycsnent oS tho Nathal English Opera Company.
Afternoon, "urand Duchess" Evening. "Aalles OF
Cotpay31la."
, 1880-06-16

ns thoy sns, tho following tribute to hls country
as It we're:
1ranl In her rivers and her r1lia
Grand In hor wotNls and ten1Netl hills,
Grand II, tho wealth her atiI taneenis
lraild In hEr HrNfn and ct,ttnit fclls,
urnild 1T her nItaus, lit commerce El,lnt,
In shnllt akit,s md fruitful tnnsts;
Grand III hor temples md her eetnls.
NhGro knowledge tw1lla Aiit1 VIRTUE rules.
Grand In hGr strength IN ianu, Oh sou.
And In religious ltberty: -"
Nrnnd IN hpr men hut Ktnnlor fur
III 6rirth1l Motlcrs, ls her women nrc.
1Iur rllfa ntp 81 grand. snya I'm exchange tf1a&
$4,000 should 10 appropriated 1Nr annum to
tho grcat goosp crock Or beautiful crnwAsh rup,
Of cuch Congressional district"
, 1880-06-16

Centrn1 31tislc-f1n11.
Corner Randolph h.d state. " "IlnAfore.h Altar
noon ind ovonlnR.
, 1880-06-16

'A"'is1 '-' "a'1 10 'to P1oAe1o'o''1Al 1~6bo'3
"re neeomlflg oalotla.
.,..su,.u...- ---:.-5-.--s:-=~.. -
hAoEaslsh lmtuAIAIaoNs AND IAG De-
n,.o MnNn ~ Ion aohD.
~ s""o " %'1 tu.eet ',"te4''Autoo ~. .a
poltee lhto 'he u"tou otAMs curing 'ae
."e'so 'Ao"."s o'""s xApnal ,. ~. 'ooe' 'c''eaeu
n,o a.,, c'.ot .a @ su'a y. so'hooo"' aRu'ha'
s4a-,s'oosv VI n'u pleeou'liG sca1' WHICH, "c-
."ana" ~ lot uo s.ea! lesal VI tauo , au'onk
Wv HesSl ',s.. ~ , ln'1io's w l.u,ops 1nek,ea"s
r"lt VI l1l'7 iasso''so ""s III uio mullins VI
uece,"oef' isfv, anu o"eaatS, feo'"aIy'
,nnien' u", apr. " @ eme plese''1 yeas' 70.
~, na"sIn ~ H. 's.M' @ Ap.|' looo u'u e. .i'p".ea "c'o
sth'oM"' ue ms"',,Ts ,,,, so''"o'." III Ille ss'ao
n.oh'''s ol ae'.' 1"e lne'ahc"otS past :" .i'!s
stofy ~, u.as uleso Imports ealne 10 th1s
| uo"''ls ~ t"e p'lees Hii'ch p1o'a1'eu aal.i1
WV nn'otIu'"to ooorn u "ss AH't
mM "ia'et, Mlu many ol tno soous
ces' ae importer pefhhps ~
put eent thoto tl'a" tno s1lae attic'es eau now
po pusc'e'e'. iot " 'olhe' 4attef e.!o sooaS
Neln o1ue,eN uio oottom lell out OF ule
'o'.a ',, ''.s'.No'' is"sns wv ln.potWts. espo-
ea't'.s u .,o'' IT,, ao s.ee. a''a o,,s, @ "'s'"e,
~ su''at wv eo"sea.e"ces: 4hlS eApiutns
9 "ny 81 ',1'"s VI .uo '',su t,''! a.i4 e.ee. i"'
p"''c'S INV iceu'e,s ia'4cu' Nu'e''o,eas'
w e.e4't ''a7 oeoA s",s ''.ps'4.a''on a.au ulo
su'issien' G'a .;I uonala Ut toiolRh eScIl".,se
@a ,, '..s,, 49,. - - 49, np1'o'sv .n"s
e.,t'aa. s ""'o ~ W e'>''''oeA ~ A'e's s''>''o
II ts ,,ot ,,n,vo,,. u,.o,,, that s,,,,, ..,,, In
+,,o ,,,.n ,,I ~ .,, r.,s.',, ~ ,r,,.. ~
,,.tr ~ ,,,r ,x,,n.,, s,S,., ~, ~ y .,, ,,as
ronck.d s:ns nm non = .,,,i,, ~ w, noo m
| Ft0'Sf :" e" " ~ATi
, 1880-06-16

1EonoE r. HoAR u only 63,-not 80 ola -
ho looked, U VIA celled,,
, 1880-06-16

o1N' oa8s A141o ~ t1Nu ~. aaA kAsA"o soN0
.r,, ,,on,.,~,t,, nTast ~ .nr,,,o, t,,, flaw
s,itt,s ,ono.I ,1,,rt,,n. ,.,e ,,,,'t,, rnor ~
+,,.nI, :, ranx<t ,,n. hn.,,, ,o,'' a,ost x,,i,,v-
,s,.n -. ~. IT, sa..,.n ,,,a ..s
.,,ro-s hwy, ,,,o,,t ,t,,,.1,,na,, ,so ,,ranos-
.ass,'. .ta.,,, .,... Ill., ,Eat, ,.s,,,,
IT, 49,. a rs,.,,na,s
1,.r e.ss, -, o,,."s a,nns, f,-o.,,,.,t,>,s,lf,,r
,,,,,o,. =, -onnrI ~ .,,o enia ,,',-ot, IN
49,, H.. r,..n.,., .sa.s,,.,ns.,:,
1890, =. " ',',,.... s ~ q x.1a. - ."a.,,,,,
r r.a,: ,.''' 49,. ~ ~, .,mSn, ~. nnaast
e.. % III ' ~" .ne.,'; f., a..,., ~ IT, ~,
,,as,,,n,, % T., ar,,as ~ .1nt u, ,narht ~ rho,r-
,,n., ~ ~ ! sn,eanr,n,,ons f,nt,,n,,ta,, r,,,,
,,..., ~ ~ ,.''as,i liz, ~ 49,. 49, ~
f,r,,,sr.es. t,,nt in ,,,,,.S,,,o,,, ,o,aroI III.
,.....' ,,,. H." .t,.,'.,.s ~ so,..,,.
,,a,,. as,,nss H.. ,,'I n,,,:,, ,,,.t ,... 49,
~ ..,at ",.,,,s '..,1'a. W. ~ t,a.,,,, IL,
s.,o, r;,,, t,a rn,,i NJ tha ,,tt ,,,or,nsi1," t,,
~. ~ t,,.r.assn,a, to e. Eoo ,..r ,sor 1,1s
a,l,,,o1 co,nooti,,,, viii ~ 1vo.,sna,or n,v,u.,
ts tho e,,,v nt,a. orr,, oi,.r.,od ,,nos,
h,,,, IL, ,5n,, Lie n,,tire ot9,,,o, .arv,cn
I'm, f.n7i3nI,,ts rnl,,t,nr n In IA co,vor
g. hIcf,nl,o,,I nnvim, co,,lrnct voa cnttrr1v
.t .trr,,vhtfor,vnri mn, h.,noloea trlo VAST.
l,tt,,, t,1.t,, n, 1,,tIto vnr1.e nod ,ro.,n,,e.
~ nRreed up"ii laying upon certain amount
of concrete I! csftain amount OIL belgian anu
= certain amount OF woodc''"btock pavement.
There WIS rivalry between tho owners ot
INC humorous patents on tho BLOCK pavement
Us TO ne procurement OF Tint part OF tile
work. Mf. farsonB, an attorney OF oleyelatld,
then Marshal Of the United States Court at
Washington, Ind bcon retained to represent
tlie claims OF the Do Golycr contract III tho
c,os3np tlaya of the Conpressfnna, apssio,,,
,,.ann.', ..tt,5 ,,.e, r..sn,s,J ..ia ttat H.,
l"rs"h5 calleu UPON t1arneIu' sala thht He
nr,roto r h,.sIness ,,,,, nssa', f.ar,,"' 1' % "s
ptHa'c pasi''ess' u'A isAeu au1"e'ut "s !"
lawyer, to examine into tho patents mid phv1-
mn,,ts. nml 1,rcnarc TIM nr,,,u,,.nt which ho
of t,m IN In uo1ynr vnn1cn.h,',clr ] % n,,rnent ~ ~
-. ~ wv ~ o",su. "oo"Il.n,ueh p,'''nict'1'
ncrtat1 rae- t;nrfIofd,s rcplv ,vne 4l,nt In
r .,| i, H.. 80. .py ,,, ~ n" s'..s Nv
chalu not 10 INC Work unilt congress nu-
.,."'.,,, .'.',...",. w. ~ - .,,'.t o"s ~ -.
w0sssA aliderlaKc It attcr nd1onrilnent, 1t
WIS a pluin. business proposition III Tin line
OF Gart!eld's legal work outside OF Congress,
and one tllat he had I, lerfcct right to aceept,
a n,ar,, lu,,,,or ,,,or..
c,rof,, oxon,rntio,, ~ tlo ,Ittfora,,t ,,1n,,,
e"'e.a' e@''"'il''stol4 u tho anhete't LUCK
payelnGhts ald pntc,ts, prepared q written
e''e' '.''u o"e'4'.sl.'' '''' "iteA "46uaeA.' -
tavor OF tho DC Golyor process TO tho Wasll-
nhout tho n1uttcr. liz did son,o cnreful md
, 1880-06-16

EDWIN UoorI1, tho eminent American trs.-
Rctitat,. wRa glvon fargwall bruaksaat Ut I,oi.
,nontpo'a ycstAl4tay by sotne OF thu most prom
inont mo,mbon Of tho Now York pn.ss, bench.
bur, pulpit. aud stage. Tha cou1lany assu,ublcl
10 do honor to tbs puFtiuG guest VIVA u very
brilliant ono. Nauy nf the most distinguished
legal aud llterary gentloluen ct tho country sent
lotters ut regrut for their absonco. The press,
tho putpft, the bar, eto, wafp tuastod 1T oonucc-
ton With the stage, and responded to In happy
spcuohea by Yontcsaun ut tho ynstaus lchrnutl
professions. Tho occaIslon WIN very ontoy atIlo
ono, and Mr.. Rooth, though worthy. at eyory
,onor. cannot but fccl cou,nlln,entcd at the par-
ttcipRtton IF 70 many distinguished persons Ia
tho oVout.
, 1880-06-16

An eloquent VfrElnian ndvncattng tho
rlasnKo Of tho Nlver md tinrbor bill, rendered.
liz shoy sny, tho following tribute to Ills country
, 1880-06-16

1'DST.AGE.
EHtkstI Al IA FpH-Qnee at rtataot III. a S<eoad-
t1a3A 11IttE.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-19
Sherman on Arthur.

On the 2Sth of January, 1879, Secretary
Sherman said in letter to President Hayes:
eff, to secure the removal of an officer, it
is necessary to establish the actual commits
sion of crime by proofs demanded in q
court of Justice, then it is clear that the case
against Mr.. Arthur is not made out, especi-
ally if his answer is held to be conclusive,
without reference to the proofs on the public
record and rendered to the committee and
the Senate. But if it is held to be that, to
procure the removal of MIR. Arthur, it is
sufficient to reasonably. establish that gross
abuses of administration have continued and
increased during his incumbency; that many
persons have been regularly paid on his rolls
who rendered little or no service; that the
expenses of his officers have increased, while
collections have diminished, that brides, or gra-
titudes in the nature of brides, have been re-
ceived by his subordinates in several bran
ches of the custom house; that efforts to
correct these abuses have not met his sup
port, and that he has not given to the duties
of the Office the requisite diligence and st
tention, then it is submitted that the case is
made out. This form of proof the depart
ment is prepared to submit"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-19
WHAT THE DUTYe

For twenty years, the people of the United
States have been ruled by minority. No
Republican President has ever been elected
by majority of the people. Breckenridge
and Douglas received more votes than Lin
colin in 1860. Lincoln was reelected over
Mcclellan, but thirteen States were then
disfranchised. Bayonets elected Grant and
bayonets and corruption reelected him. In
1876, for the first time in sixteen years, all
the States participated in the election and,
waving reference to the electoral vote, q
majority of the people voted the Democratic
ticket. The Democrats had a majority of
the electoral college but were swindled and
defrauded out of the Presidency by Hayes,
aided by all the powers of Grants admins
tration.
Look at the record of the popular vote.
Does it not show that the people of the
country are Democratic? Why, then,
is minority in power7 How
has that minority retained power? By force
and fraud. A few men, ambitious leaders,
reckless, defiant, corrupt and daring con-
spirstors, worse than Cataline, robbers more
infamous than Marlborough, absolutists
more despicabIe than George III, rule and
ruin the country. Every year has added to
the encroachments of this domineering mi
nority of radio al thieves.
All the tendencies in government, in So
ciety, in wealth and property, and in trade
have been and are to condense and concen-
trate all power in the hands of the few. The
disposition of the Republican party is and
has been to have select earth, select
church, select state, q select heaven and q
select hell. Property has rapidly accumu-
lated in the few. Government is no longer
an agent. but the principal. The treasury
and the army are united in the same family,
and the office of President, bIackened by
fraud and tainted with dishonor, has been
put up on the auction block to the highest
bidder. The people are excluded from Office
except through the appliances of money.
The rich grow richer and the poor become
poorer. The prosperity which God alone has
bestowed is blasphemously claimed as the
handiwork Of radical politics.
Twenty years, and what do we seep More
than three hundred votes in the Republican
convention cast for thirty-six ballots to
abolish the precedent Of Washington, to
trample on the examples Of Jefferson and Of
all the Presidents, and to make Grant Presi-
dent for life. It was that and nothing else.
The danger has been checked only to be re-.
vived four years hence. The oligarchy of