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New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
GERMANY MORE PACIFIC.
I,-,., - n-lnr.hnr- LIN

The semi-ofiicial newspaper, The Post, says
President Gr6gy reception to the diplomatic repre-
sentatons IN Paris NcwYears day has given rise TO
conjectures that the German Government, through
lmuary inquiries asceraiued the intentions OF the
Fgeycmet Cabinet. We cons der that the snppositon
as we'll the idea that there were here any
doubts on the subject are entirely Incorrect.
"Ncr rather think that Prince lIoheulohe, German Am
basador France without asking for instruction from
Berlin. expire sed the belief held by the German Gov
cumcnt, that the present French Mlu.ry Will continue
t policy ~ i- predecessors. -uch INSTRUCTIONS
would scarcely have been necessary since thc German
Cow neither had nor VIII have doubts on Tue
subject long there are uO positive reasons Tor
them. We know. least that the partial change 10
the French cabinet has been regarded here a. necs
-!y OF rho nome policy. and nor as the beginning OF
ucg era in the foreign policy OF FraDce."
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
pAKIIANENTAKIANs INTERESTED.

TIE COURSE oF ME. HALE CoAnrrNDfD II WASH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITHOUT A Qr0ErN
REGARDED BY RON rAKIffs A. oUIEA0rOrs.
10y TELL.ENrH I'D THG THmr>DI
WAsHINGIOS, Jan. S-IbC proceedings IN the de
fqcto Legislature of Maine yesterday have had an
interest aside from their political significance and
their influence upon the future OF the contest IN
tlat State. Many Of the older parliamcntarians
in Washington have bc.nmtcrcstcd in them because
questions similar to those raised IN Augusta have
lrenncntly presented themselves in Congress. and
have been decided by tic best Speakers the House
has ever had representatives. of both political par
tics in direct conflict with the rulng5 made yester
day.
Some Of the Republicans here at first dis
posed to criticise Mr. Eugene Hale for participating
in tie proceedings, and thus helping TO make up Il
quorum in the lower House His course thor
oughly yindicatcd. however, by both Republicans
and Democrats of long experience, who explained
that II was necessary for at least Republican Ia
be present 10 protest against such Irregular proceed
ings as actually took place there. and thus to lay
the foundation for having them set aside IN the u
turc If Mr. Hale had not been there, the assistant
clerk might have decided that seyenty-iiVe MEM
bers constituted quorum, and The FuslOnIs.s might
have gone on and carried out their entire pro-
gramme without any question as TO the regularity
OF icIalltN OF tnctI
The question whether quorum is present
or not in legislative body at the
time any business Is transacted ~ which
must be raised at the time of the proceeding
or not at all. IL was undoubtedly 10 force the Flu
sionsts to make record. and to put that record
in behalf Of the Republicans earnest protest
against the wholly Illegal aud unparliamentary
methods OF business adopted by the Fusonisis, that
Mr. Hale remained when his Republican colleagues
Withdrew.
The most remarkable and outrageous proceeding
of the DAY was the election of officers of the House.
with no pretcnce that quorum had taken part in
the election. If there is any principle of par
liamentary law that is settled beyond all question:
il is that no business be transacted in legsla-
tive body unless "a quorum ~ not only present but
also participating ia the proceedings. All business
stops whenever q record vote on any subject dis
closes the fact that quorum is not present Speaker
Ilainc announced the priucIple very old one IN
the lid Congress. when the Democrats prevented
The transaction of business by abstaining from
voting. Speaker Randall has repeatedly sustained
il when his own party the sufferer.
There Is probably not single member Of Con-
qress of either poll party who will say that tho
rulings on this point in the lower House of the
Maine Legislature were not outrageous. No carpet
bag Legislature In the South ever attempted to
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
pILLIAMPAIIERsoy SIRUcX BYA UoNlH

Anolle prosequi was entered yesterday IN the
General Seasons in the case Of john aud Mary Key
nolds, charged with the killing OF William Patter-
SON IN front of No. 80 West For. y-ir>t-st on Oc
tober 7. 1873. Patterson died from the effects Of
hlov received on the head III a fight with John
REYNOLDS. All the evidence tended 10 show that
Patterson brought OF the light While II was IN
deavoring to avoid further conflict, Mrs. Reynolds
struck Patterson from behind with a stick and from
the effects of that blow he died Assistant District
Attorney Bell sad that he was clearly Of the
opinion that MIR. Reynolds was justified III striking
Patterson under the circumstances. The pusouers
were discharged.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
TIE GREAT DIAMOND DISPUTE.

Mr.. Naskelyne, OF the Mineral Department
of the British Museum, writes 20 The Times that ne
worked with Nj. Mactcar during many hours of Tues
day and Wednesday last TIc subject, be says requires
further Investigation, and vuIle Ae las as yet no
i,uec of thc existence OF Cry-tdine carbon among
NJ. Mtctcl'~ srr.lmcuo he feels that Mr. Mtcteas ie
quest -tI-ptusuu OF tpnon regarding thr ulti-
mater suit 0 are experiment. j. ita-ouape poli ION
oi tnc material suhuuud is very hnld and Mr Ma te-
N.Oi,.r w..I,- Iim 10 add to-. a dmipond has been
lrraIcd by 10, AID 10 lEoosc hs c,i1Icate to tlat
eject
Tur certificates of persons Who have expe.lIaaa a.d
w tu. i.a..rla by -rrit. nue gems Gre app"i-'i 20
f.r ahuN. account ILe specimens submitted by NG.
Mictcal are ycty small benz merely dust
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
wATTERsoN's HOROSCOPE.

From The LOuSc'te COuT'erJ0"IHdt p''Ml = -
We used to suTmlse that General GIant
would never Ouit the whit House except upon a
srccher aud this Is far true that, but Tor ihe WIS
dom Of Mr. Tlldcn and the cOwariice of the ALlN IN
Congress he would be there day. II he Ia ever again
installed, II will be 10 stay, ana that j reVOuio
which viii euguf parties as we'll as individuals II we
were an adveA would as heve take cur chance
therein any political enterprise involving lOtey
risks. But We want risks or chances We want our
od-asnioned nee Republic fairly ADMINISTERED. peace
between the sections goodwill among the people, ana
prosperity all hands round. That General Grant VIII
he the Republican nominee take iOr granted. He Is
the natural expression O the restless Republican idea
But II the Democratic can Oe brought Ia unite on
Tuden we snail beat General Grant and, with 1llden'
we shal have a rcvIva! OF Oldashioned, Democratic
simple, constitutional economic Government
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
BRooKLYY PHILHARM0YIC SOCIETY.

The next public rehearsal of the Brooklyn
Philharmonic Society will take place Monday after
noon the 10Th ins and the will be the next
evening Tue programme will DO follows: Overture,
hnaereon. Cherubini. Prelude, AdaRio, Gavotte and
honio Bach arranged for orchestra by s. Bachrieh
ARA Ani non Perfdo," Beethoven. Concerto, A
minor op -, saint-SaEns. Dramatic Symphony. Anton
huDiis'e Miss Amy sherwin will sing the Beethoven
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
4 DEMOCRATIC WEN or GARFIELD.

The candidates. of strong men III the Sen
atorial contest succum5ed - tGe candidacy az one
strong man with the people OF his party bfhmd him
was largely The constituencies ;hat nom.dled I.netdi
Garfield for the UWicd states 5cuat" III Rcphbncdn
caucus last night. The people at home would not per
mir tie nomination of any one else. The noInnailnn
q. General Garfield 10y accWnatiOn was hlEh personal
coI,D.fmeut Il was notable tribut" 10 strong iu-
dIyduality has rscn ntO historic lWortruce from
tlc ranks OF the people. There rtruuE auo eminent
men IN Onto candidates for this nator-np General
Garfield therefore did not obtain js nomination hy ac
camalon over weak ma insignificant candidates ana
the more crcl beaten foe DIES, rvcs The more NsIrc
added tie the conq qlcrnr. The irlumlA or
General Garfield Is a notable one because OF tnc
einincpCo Of hs opponents
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
i)oiiliral Nollces.

XVI!Ith Assembly District kepuO lcah AsS0,liuon 49,
Regular monthly this tFridaYl evoning January y
1850 al Gass a No. pa Iast sam 81, M OcOcA lho
Executive Committee viii meet al 80 oc0ck.
BERNARD BtGLIN President
JAMES II. TURNER, Secretary.
XNti Assembly District repullcan Association - Regu'
lr meeting DciOcN To night az 0l Eae J+tst JOHN |"
SNIiIt,, Srtirialy. Soi.ON ~ IN ~, IltsI.,ns
XNI-t Assembly District Re aubicn As>Oclation-keg
lar monthly meeting be held at HaTaId Rooms, corner
6thIye and i2d ST.. this evening, az = ptl9, X. ,,
''i JACOB HESS President.
Ronr o. " FOED. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
PUBLIC OPINION.

No man knows better than Mr.. Tilden that
II bims If. bu the great Democratic party that
was detT0uded he unable 10 take the cat 10
which the people had elected hlm.Bo Post DeIn)
The best thing that can happen, for the
Democratic party l- mat the NJ iinr l. gslatue shdi
h tuc seats and drop every hing saVorlnS OF
Mexicauizaiioul Charles ON News and Courier (DcmJ
General Garfield Will be elected because he
Is the man IA people OF OHIO deem most worthy 81 'e
honor. and because their representatives in the Legs
AZURE have dutluly carried on The popular Will anu
ln.lLn.--L- -eNn--nl L-aLcr LEnnl
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
AN APPALLING CRIME.
IVHaarN.N = 4 ID. D

The Maine proceedings are crime against
the organic law and such, the hlackcSt crime
known 10 our jTusprudcnce Iuls cillne WIN Us Iu
dnite uossit!es Of not and boOdshed. and It's Gers
ninty Of anarchy and dcepTeac hing mischief Is plotted
and cOusummajed by p0rtisans for The sole ana Trivial
rurpose of conrong for brIef year few Offices WIN
The outlying patronage. Partisan greed ana parlls
Dlned 10 uusc tEc representatives, "l
the Democratic ana Grccuback parties with TINS SUI
prcne indifference to the public good The crime Is so
far-reaclnng evil as 10 be appalling 10 cIlLchs
Of every state Of the Union. II l. "a crime when
strikes straight al the OF Democratic institutions
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
TIE SITUATION IN MAINE.
o1-Irr SESSION AT AUGUSTA.

TIE CHARGES OF BRIBERY TO DE ISvE>TIGATED-
RETURN OF ABSENT ELPUBLCANs'
Both houses of the Maine Legislature heiu
quiet sessions yesterday. The Sen@te ordered
an investigation of the charges OF bribery
The absent Republicans returned to the
House, but were not qualified. the acuhg
Governor being doubtful as to the extent ol
his powers in the matter. W. r. Nmte ne
nies having attempted to bribc Fusion MEM
bers. The Republicans are hopeful and
thoroughly united
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
OBITUARY.

Charles c. Colgate. well known in this city
os leading member OF the trm OF Colgate Co, soap
manufacturers. died at Paris, France. on january
Providence, R. l., Jan. S.-John Oldfield,
,r,nerly lumber merchant, and greatly esteemed
ct,zen died to-day. He was native OF England, and
was eighiy-four years old
LONDON, Jan. S.-Dr. j. c. Herman Freund.
Deputy InspeotorGenera OF Hospitals TO the British
German Legion during the Crimean war; Is dead
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
TIDINGS FROM ABROAD.

LOANS TO IRISH LANDOWNERS PROPOSED.
GERMANY MOEE FRESHLY TOWARD FRANCE-IHE
ALBANIANs ROUTED.
The British Government offers to lend money to
Irish landowners for drainage works. Disturbances
continue III the West of Ireland. Berlin semi
official journal refers in friendly tone TO the new
French Ministry. 1he MontenegriDs have sue
cecjcd in defeating the Albanians near Guslnie
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
iNJUsTIcETo AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.

A dispatch from Bucharest to The Times says:
"rne Roumanian Chamber Of Deputies has asked the
Government Tor all the papers relating to the recent
award OF contract for 10000 Martni-eury rides to
an Austrian cstabi shment which never m de any OF
On. w.apons vhere.. tie Prov dencr Tool Company,
r pro..i.rce, H. L. or -r-u to deliver them Tor oLe
rrIuc les, per rin-. some remarkable disclosures
looked Tor should the matter be thoroughly lAyesu-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
THE FIRST DUTY or CONGRESS.

Congress ought rot 10 think. III case or Il
clos, election OF aOther Electoral Commlssion IT ha
but one duty-tO agree on some equitahle arrangement
wulch enables true count aud true uecIHlon on us
result. Thr TWO houses OF course viii have 10 G. Ope
at, and lhcy ought 10 CODsurr this subject iotWItu
before they plunge INFO the political debates "hc -
waiting for the inmcdIatt settlement OF TINS pJht ~
is mere point bat. like spark under control i "l
innocent force; ana k spark uncontrolled, IL Il
force thdt threatens tie whole couury III the most Fu-
ncrablc part : political system.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
S,,,,opsis foy. IN. Dast "a hOurs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. O. a. m.-The area Of
lowest pressure has from the Pacific Coast
ward TO Minnesota, where apparently central.
Warmer winds with falling barometer, cloudy
and threatening weather, prevail IN the Northwest
Lake Region and OHIO Valley Northeast winds. cloud.
and prevail I'm the South Atlantic aud Middle At
aDtic States light nOrthcry wnds and clear weather
in NewEEgland cloudy weather, with rain, CONTINUES
IN Northern California.
Indications.
For the South Atlantic and Middle Atlantic States.
falling barOmetor easterly winds, stationary tcmpera
ture. cloudy weather, with rain or snow.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
TIE FRENCH NAPOLEON MEMORIAL.

>
The subscription for the memorial to the
late Puc. Imperial Aas closed, the amount subscribed
..ne 100000 francs (sl0.OOW. 1hc Memorial Com
rto. urorc.c 10 erect chapel On an elevated point
between tle Arc do Igompue and the Hotel dcs In5a-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

transact business without quorum of members or
pretended members present, and many of them mad
very little respect or parliamentary law.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
MARRIED..

en- tv-TORD-WFRRI1T- on TucsSar recculrr Gu. so.
by bishop William j. Harris - tie residence oit.c nrhss
4rrnt- Nyack sarah T. MeIsl a3uglt,rot stephen Ner
Iltf ESQ, 90 Gilbert Holmes trawfOr rd OF NeW-NOlk
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
AcnNNEcrlnrr.LNALon no BE ILEcrED.

Hartford. Conn, Jan. Ex-Governor An
drew, haa ordered new election va tho XVIII ,cna-
,.ua District. ou the I9,h inst. 10 OH te vacancy
cau-"l ly tAc resignation oi Gilbert W flp- " Put
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
Ready This Morning :

THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
The Issue OF to-day contains
Letters stan ana other Correspondents To tbs Oh
W orld and the New.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
CONsOLGYG sENATOR THURMAN.

CoLUNBUs Ohio Jan. s.-Ihe Democratic
members of the General Assembly uel caucus 20.
night aui ngrc,d to vote for Hon \. o. Thurman for
United States senator.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09

aria and Mr. Adoph Fischer the distinguished Bel g6n
voloncelllst, viii play the salnt-sa6ns concerto.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
THE REPUBLICANS nOrEFUL.


Tul CutIGT~ oI BClBrEN.
Arcr,r,. Me- Jan s.-Ihe Republicans arc
happy Tonight aud report that Their secret caucu,
,Il, afternoon wa. very satisfactory ouc. The
rncc,inr wa, held f,r the purpose of settling clearly
fhc yarou, points hitherto partially obscure. Tho
E.pul'icaD. vilI act together as one uJu.
!l. Members of lha Council are of The opinion
tlat then term CO.. oGc. hI, expired. lt - Thought
tli. VIII c'uphcltc Affairs somewhat .n Ieg'd 90
the qualification of thc Republican members as tAc
Constitution provides tuai oltls of Office
shall 10. administered before the Cover
nor a.l CuucL Tie sixty Republicans
are ready ta qnaliy. and % IS claimed they cau do
.o Tomorrow h,f Justice Of thc supreme Cour,
or before n Justice o! tlc Peace for the state.
Bat If the Republican members TAIL TO qualify
the busuc., transacted u The House wall not he
legal. as the Fusioui,Is are without quorum.
Nj. swan Of ll'uof, and Hartman. of Kcnnebunk.
member. oil the H,u.c wl, PUBLISH card, to-mor-
row. t..utyinl that Wallace i. Waite is She man
who offered them $1,000 each 70 absent them
selves from ihe Leg stature. Nh White denies
in tir stru.. .c-i terms thc whole transaction.
Tvodays ago Tie Puiiand .hgas stated HAT $.
Sorle. Deputy sheriff of kcnnrhcc Comfy. APP
preached j. :. Mcndall, Representative from llat-
ford with am offer of money to influence his cgisa-
tive action. soul, has given The .iGH torty-elght
aour, 90 which o retrto the charge. II the charge
i- NOT retTactcd th- proprietor, OK Tie irgn viii Dee
called to answer in the courts.
P.rtl,,D Me-. Jan "a dispatch 10 Jhc frgIs
SAYS: " The E-uubuc1us propose 60 test tine Icgti-
nv ol thr organ zlt on of the House, and bring thc
maitrc lu some way before ihe supreme tcuil, one
WAY mentioned bong hy an Injunction 10 prevent
the Treasurer ol the state from paying the mileage
and SALARIES of members
II il sand that Alr Blaine had n violent til on
Wcducs.l las night brought on by OvcrWork. Phy-
slciaus were with hm hy hours.
startling developments are expect ID when the
Rrih.rv Committee prts to work. lhc names OF the
ur,-1ll- who paid ;to money 10 Mcs~rs Swan and
Hartman VIII Ice given. lie j. SAID TO Doe lawyer
lum Winthrop"
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tie diagram shows bsrOu this cu by o. As 4
Inches. Ihe perpendicular nes dons ~ time the = n1
Pecedas dsht Theiessrwhfe line represents The OSCILLATIONS
by the during tho The broken dotted c
ia variations IN Temperature Indicated BY thc lhenoier a. Hli
mutt Pharmacy -ir broacway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan. Q. q. m.-The barometer fell
slightly yesterday but remained almost stationary IN
the evening Clear weather was followed by partly
cloudy weather. The temperature ranged between "a
and iGo the average NO2 being 7I2 higher than on the
same day last and 3l47 higher than Wednesday
Warmer and cloudy weather. win chances OF Nght
ralns. NAV De eXneoled I'd lA, CITY and vonly tOay.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
EZszsScc-ZzE7E-1

Al notice, Of Marriage, mn.5s mbt's! eai taU
New-York tribune., 1880-01-09
WORK on IuE LEGISLATURE.


4 SENATE COMMITTEE TO 1--WE, nGAIE cHA""i'
or BRIBERY 10 BIZ APPOISrLD-REIuhN Or
SIXTY REPUBLICANS To TIE HOUSE
AUGUSTA. Me-. Jan s.-Both branches oi the
Legislature assembled quietly at 10 o'clock TINS
morning There being no comparison between tue
crowd today aud that of yesterday Sentlnels were
stationed at the DOORS and the police force continued
TO act under the control Of the Sheriff and Mayor
Immediately after the opening of the session III
the Senate Senator HObson, of Lincoln, oneieu TIC
following order: a..
Ordered That joint select commtee OF nef on J 'be be
Dar of the Senate with such "a the House may Jo' W
appointed by the Chair 10 lnyc-ughtc ,pu
bribery and intimidation alleged To nave pen @ ped
cd on Incmbcts OF the Legislature HInS' tn' and
tner certificates with power to scid OI pelS.ii9 , %
papers aud that the Commitlee pe tnrnment OF
mencr their Investigation to-day, on III" i'J'"' -
tlls Session ana report as soon AS may DE-
This order was opposed by Senators Locke
Harris Kerry and other Republican Senators on the
sround that there was not even street rnmor OF
hribrrv affecting the Senate. If such rumors were
current they would gladly favor an investga'oh'
II members of the House had been bnbed OF III
timldated the investigation should begln ,hcI''
The order was passed No further business OF III
portancc was transacted.
On tho opening of the session in the House lhe
Speaker invoked good order, and intmated tna' Tue
scene, enacted yesterday by outsiders should nol oc
TcDpated. lie nad Sc9lctlN HulSHt'N 7t''''N'''-
the doors were opened and the windows thrown up
and the inpatient crowd rushed in. After the p'o-
pie entered quiet was again restored; but al one
time trouble seemed imminent The records ol
Yesterday were read and revealed the TACT that not
more than scyenty-two votes were thrown iof an!
candidate voted tor.
Mr. Hale announced the presence Of sixty mem
bcr, wirf certificates, being the Republicans VINO
Withdrew yesterday who were ready TO be quallhcl'
They were conducted 10 the Council chamnrr
but acting Governor Lamson declined 10 gl'llN
Them at present as he dd not exactly know the eX-
tent of his powcr- in that direction. lho il"'!'e
tlcu quietly adjourned The members VIII uh-
doubf.div be Qualiucd tomorrow. AiI Siioil "l
Ncazic. is among tie number vino "iI 4ct win ,'le
Republicans. This Will give tine Republicans % ma
ior,y iu the popular branch, should tie members
from the five cities oc admitted.
P0rrL,Np, Me.. Jan. s.-Ihc Republican County
Attorucy-ccct. Mr. Coombs vas yesterday APP
pointed to That position hy Governor Gaic.i, 30 and
co.nmcd hv the CluuciL lie VII probably d'-
cline the appointment and demand his crIuncaie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-28

self TO be n very poste man. believe tnat SUI
stantialJy Mr. Greelev would have made what
NAV call u courtly Chief Magistrate. ne. was
sometimes harsh of speech. ana wheh lie ols'p
nroved he did so vigorously; but ne was ~
heart n perfect gentleman, anu utterly hcag
able of premedialed Inclylhty. am allaIu IL
nnst he allowed that he was dreadirily ntn-
Gent in aeDortmcnt. There was not an lhih-
tosirnal grain of the Iuryeydrop III hls nh,u,I
Ito had no high shouldered graces. and couid
not. like Sir Archy McSycophant' " poo. ara
hoo and boo" But he showed, oil through me
great canvass with which his name VIII pc ms
torically associated, not merely thaI sPeeecn.
making ability which nobody haa ocl"io
thought him to possess, but also klhdheS5' u
ccmpasancc, ard courtesy when were M
before. but which were naturally more ana
more developed by the great occasion. .ot
II was hard that snch man. III Suc9 Sle' "J
matter should have been so 5llSal .,Id have
that the grcater~pan of his death should nave
heen added to tie comparatively lnSlghhcahee
main of his defeat. Something thele war VI
tragedy IN it, but something also OF re3SSuIanC::
That he should havc. been nanleu Io' Tbot s,cb
dercy at all. was in itself TRIUMPH. Ihat sucn
n vast number of his fellow-c:tzens shouid nave
voted for him. was in itself victory. ii ne
had come back TO his newspaper, Stiohg III
health. he could have amply htln DIS own
AGAINST all corners, with the old cheerful courage
ma skill II is 10 use no commonplace Of con-
ISOLATION to say that his vas better fortune.
After such "a busy life 1t was wen that ne
should cease from his labOTs. lie died private
citizen. and he was mOurned Tor ny me nation.
He died after a great failure, and his we've the
nbscGnies of n victor. lie died plaln Horace
| Greeley, and that perhaps was better than To
die President. -,
In the Office of the newspaper Thlch ne
| founded, hundred stories are yet tod not only
of his kirdness but of his singular manner 81
showing it. The men under him knew MS
ways and humored them. Those VINO survive
| have countless cries 20 tell Of ms go@dnc s.
OF his appreciation OF GOOD work, and OF his I'M
patiencc of that which WIS not GOOD no" ne
! oncp being applied TO for loan thrust his purSt
| into the hands OF one OF his employees ana lou
him 10 help himself. but for Heaven sake hol
! 10 interrupt his writing; how one nignt When
! the toll was heavy upstairs. ne eXttlhp"' I@c.' d
banquet of pie and cheese upon the compoSlnI
stone: now H. once rushed out oi ms sane 'uh
into the editorial room to ask what fool wrote
a certain article, and how tie fool answered Inc
question in person. These are bui timing taitS
bat the reader may not be impatient 3i tnGm
! If they snow that the great editor was loVch a'
well as respected, ana that mbamty - char
act,r is not incense, tent with perfect piainnes
| of dcmeanor and of speech.