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New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
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New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Mr. Bradlaugh. after addressing the
British House of Commons yesterday in
regard to his admission, was put in
custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms for re-
fusing to withdraw from the House. - The
Spanish Cortes was dissolved yesterday. - Dis
patches received In London yesterday stated that
Buenos Ayres was besieged
$DoMEsTIC.-In the Democratic Convention yes
terday the Tammany delegation were re-
fused seats the names of candidates were presented
and one ballot was taken; Mr.. H.y01s name
was withdrawn; Hancock anu Morrison
seemed to be the strongest ticket at midnight; the
balloting will be resumed to-day. - Governor
Davis, of Maine. was nominated by the Re
publican State Convention yesterday. -
The Vermont Republican State Convention,
held yesterday. nominated candidates for
State officers. 80 At the commencement of
Princeton College, yesterday, DR.. McCOsh re-
ferred to the sanitary condition Of the
college buildings. President Hayes made a
short address at Kenyon College yesterday.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The steamship City of
New-York was burned in the East River yesterday /;
the loss was about $35O,O0O. Two Police
Boards were in session in Brooklyn. 60 Mrs. Will
lam Remsen testified In the Court of Common Pleas
in relation to her hasty marriage and subsequent
ill-treatment by her husband. - Commencement
exercises were held at st. Johns College, the Long
Island College Hospital, and the Deaf and
Dumb Institute. - Silas ]. Boone, the default
ing ex-Revenue Collector of Brooklyn, has not
been found - Monitor the Coney
Island Cup; Sunbeam, Blarney, Gil
della and Disturbance won the other
races. - Gold value of the legal-tender silver
dollar t412l2 Qransl, 1882 cents Stocks opened
weak and lower. afterward recovered. aud closed
excited and buoyant.
The WEATuER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dicate clear partly cloudy weather, with slight
changes In temperature. Thermometer yesterday
Highest, $40; lowest, 61o; average. 724o
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

in his opening address, is found in the
Roman precept, Saum cMiqas tri6uere" 1t was q
delicate compliment to his audience to
drop into Latin in this way. and as
sume that they understood 1t without transia-
ton. No doubt the precept was familiar to most
of them. He should have translated 1t, however.
for the benefit of tho New-York Democrats, who,
although they are perfectly well aware that the
Democratic principle is something or other In q
dead language have quite forgotten the name OF it.
Latin has so completely passed out of their memo
ries that they have not for these many years known
the difference between menH and tnam.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
ALL KINGS COUNTY WAYTED.

Kings County does have n hard time of it. that's
a fact. Senator John jacobs put up wall in her
behalf in the meeting of tine NewYOrk del
cgation at Cincinnati Tuesday which
was enough TO draw tears from n hltching-
post. For the last fifteen twenty years he said,
Kings Comfy had been engaged in making Gov
ernors and other State officers, but during that
whole j. riod she has never found herself strong
enough to nominate any of her citizens for high
Office Io rccounted how Kings County had
nominated Tildcn for Governor in 1874, had after
ward nominated Robinson rs his successor, had
nominated Iidcn for President IN 1876. and n
year ago sacrificed the GovcrnOrshIp in order
To support Governor RobnsOns administration.
and how during all this time sho had
never beon recognized"
Aud now he said her delegates had como
to Cincinnati asking inst the small favor OF
the nomination Of Judge Calvin T.. Pratt
Of Brooklyn, Tor President Of tho United States
Just that simple recOgntiOn; no more.
But no said and saId it though 1t
excited profound surprise that there seemed to DO
some feeling against it, there WAS apparently no
such warming up to the name of Calvin T.. Pratt
no had expected. Kings County consequently
anxious only for harmony and still willing 20 make
any sacrifice to secure it, Withdrew his hOnorcd
name. Thus Kings County in her great sacrIiicIa
act. There has been nothing finer since Artcmus
Ward waved, with q graceful gesture. his
wife's brother 10 tho war. Nor did 1t di-
minish tho greatness OF the sacrifice that prOfanc
aud ihoughtlcSs mon from Indiana and Nevada
standing by when the remains fired out of tho
arena Just SAID Who in fire and birthstone is
Pratt ~
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
PAROLE BEATEN.

LONDON. Wednesday, Juno o3. $780,
This is the second day OF the Newcastle
upon-Tyno Summer Meeting. The race for the North.
cumberland Plate came OFF to-day, aud was won by DIR.
r. c. Yyners fOurycar old bay colt Mycen@. The Sec
ond place was secured by Count F. do Laeanses fve-
year bay horse Inya ana the third racc by Mr. II.
Bragg's three-year old brown cot Victor Emmanuel.
thirteen Parole was one OF the last durfug tho
early part the but took the lead just before
terng The " straight ana kept it until the DIS
tance," but finished sixth. Myceue won by lead TO-
fore Iuva, with Victor Emmanuel bad third. :.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
A COBDEN CLUB PAMPHLET.

Under the title of "The Western Farmer
of America" Augustus Mongredien has written at tho
request CT the Cobden Club pamphlet intended 70 open
the eyes Of the American farmers TO the injury which
the writer supposes that the protective stem ncA
yDon then The writer estimates that the farmers of
the great Central Western States expend annually
SI 400 600 900 manufactured goods The pamphlet "a
witten IN order larger sale Of EuRsh mun-
ufnotures In the United States.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

WHATTHE EXCL USION OF TAMMANY MEANS
By majority of more than two to one Mr.
Kelly and the Tammany Hall delegation hav
been excluded from the Democratic National
Convention. Earnest and impassioned appeals
we're made to tho Convention. 1t was warned
that the votes represented by Tammany would
be needed III November. 1t was plainly told that
separate electoral ticket would be run 10 this
State, II the anti Tilden Democrats should be
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

The Americus Club of Philadelphia, which has
lent tho eclat of its presence to the Cincinnati Con-
vention, has met with q melancholy misfortune.
It's treasurer robbed Of all the money belong
ing to it on Monday last. and it has been smilingly
suggested that the Club may have to walk iback to
Philadelphia, unless it can borrow money to:pay
railroad fares which isn't probable. Unfortunately,
it has q large and magnificent banner. which some
body will have to carry upon his shoulder. The
melancholy spectacle of dollarless Democrat toll
ing in such weather as we are now having under
the weight Of gay and gilded standard, would
knock all pictures which have como of LongfellON q
Excelsior into nOthingness.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
ITALIAN POLITICS.

ROME, wednesday, juno %. 1880
A comic journal, having published o bur-
lesaue list OF resolutions to be adopted by the new
Municipal Council, including proposing the demo
ton Protestant Churches and the removal Of the
memorial inscription In honor Of those who fell st the
Porta Pia. the Osservatore Romano says: "n these
Jokes were translated Into facts they would powerfully
and IN restoring R0me morally and materially 20 Q
healthy condition" 1t trusts therefore, they may be-
come realities.
SignOr RnspOli, the Syndic, who was among tho dc.
feated In the late municipal elections. has resigned Office.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

Judge IIoadlcy is of the opinion that Onr present
prosperity s not due to Republican legislation or
Republican administration, but TO Divine PTOvi-
doncc and 1.-THE Craps" No soldiers he says kept
the peace of tho corn-felds; returning boards cam
vaased tho wheat sheaYcs; supervisors or deputy
narshals assisted at tho gatherings into the gar
ners; no Electoral Commission gave its blessing to
the harvest" Doubtless many IN his audience un-
derstoOd from this that the Republicans wcro
claiming that soldiers did keep the peace,
and returning boards did canvass the sheaves,
and SUPERVISORS did assist a the garneriug, and tho
Electoral Commission did give It's blessing; and
that by these means tho harvest was secured.
We have not heard any such claim made.
But we do believe that the impending
danger to the coming crops be
wardcd off if Judge lloadley. instead of fooling
among Latin quotations i'll Democratic COnvcn-
tlon, would plant himself in front of the advancing
Army Worm and begin reading to him his Opinion
in the Oregon Case.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

Wc must again express our respect for the honest
enthusiasm of Mr.. William L. Dodge the president
of the National Temperance Society. 1t will bo re-
mcmbcred that lie appealed, in the namo of the or
ganizaton of which ho is the head. to tho Republi-
can National Convention in behalf Of the suppress
sion of tho alcoholic liquor traffic. How much no
is in earnest will be understood when wo state
that he has made similar suggestion to the
National Democratic Convention at Cincinnati. He
must have taken nil despcrdndum for his legend.
Such an appeal to n Republican Convention does
not to be altogether absurdJ but when a
Democratic Convention IS asked /" to declare une-
quivocally against the continued manufacture and
sale of all alcoholic liquors for drinking purposes,
and to nominate candidates who will favor tho
prohibition of tho liquor traffic throughout our
National domain" the singularity of the prayer is
striking, while the chance that it will bo granted
defes computation.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

Harmony and enthusiasm characterized the
Vermont Republican Convention which met
yesterday at Burlington and nominated an ex
cellent State ticket. Vermont is the star that
Snever SETS" Her Republican majority this
year, il the promises of the Convention are tul-
filed, will be larger than ever before.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

The denomination of Governor Davis. of
Maine, was demanded by the unanimous
Republican opinion Of the State. He has made
an intelligent aud upright Executive, and
will be reelected by majority beyond the
reach of trickery and fraud. No Garcelon
Will manipulate the returns In the State House
at Augusta this year.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

Persons Iearing to,cn .tor the season, and Sum-
mer travellers. can haze THE DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them, postpaid, for 81 20 per month,
the address being changed as often as desired.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

farmers better than the farmers themselves !
The Club has published pamphlet intended
we are told, to open the eyes of these farmers to
the injuries of our protective system. They
probably understand their own business better
than their advisers in England, and will not he
induced by any number OF pamphlets to set
aside system which has raised the United
States to the rank of one of the greatest manu-
featuring countries of the world, and opened
innumerable home markets for their agrcul-
tural products.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
TIE BARREL7sTAvE STORY NOT BELIEVED.
HEAVY FIGHTING AT BUEN0S AYREs.

The evening edition Of The Standard sara
that telegram dated Busnos Ayrss, Monday svcnns.
says "A battle Is taking place the sueusb~ eo-
mercia crisis has occurred" Later tecxrsns froln
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
Why not adjourn for couple of days, and advcr-
tise for o candidate


WHY not adjourn for a couple of days, and advcr-
tise for o candidateT
Tilden fs sly. When he saw he had no chance as
leading candidate he transformed himself into ia
dark horse. He IS running now rs shrinker from
the public gaze.
The muddle at Cincinnati is most significant as q
testimonial to Garfeld's strength q candidate.
His nomination bothers the Democrats more than
any other could. The moro they look at it the
harder becomes the problem of finding man who
can give any hope of beating it. In spite OF all
their efforts to make no damaging admissions. the
whole Convention have tacltly admitted thas tneIe
is no Democrat who can hope to beat Garheid III
Ohio. In the face of this fact the siandererS Degm
to show signs of discOuragement and well they
may.
Judge Hoadley sets down the unit rule as sound
Democratic doctrine. The Republicans made the
same decision at Chicago
Tilden is on q "still hunt" as usual
Mr.. Watterson's gloom over Tilden's letter was
deep almost to hopelessness In tho midst OF it,
however, he was able to state that Tllden had not
named Payne as his choice because " he is man OF
too much discernment and of too keen sense OF
propriety to perpetrate the folly of naming q sue
cessor" Yet in the next breath WattersOn adj
nittcd that Tilden had "perpetrated this folly "
once, for he said: In moment of weariness and
disgust Alr. Illucn aSkcu MI hdnudliI 10 d youhS
and active and ardent friend, having the vigor to
make good tight to take his place and relieve him
of further care. He offered Mr.. Randall his bless
ing, and. what to the purpose his substantial
support Mr.. Randall refused, declaring that
after Tilden he had no second choice. This ended
all thoughts in that any other direction" Kan
dali is in position to regret this magnaninOns
REFUSAL for he finds that when he offers to take
Tilden at his word, the old gentleman declines to
have anything to do with him.
John Kelly can stand it if the Democratic party
can.
Connecticut is all quiver with excitement over
the possibility that either Eaton English may
be struck with Presidential lightning 1t is wear
and tear OF nervous energy which will turn out to
DC sheer waste
Smith Weed continues to DO moving spirit at
Cincinnati, with apparent objection from any
body in the Convention. Yet he is self-c0nfessed
brcr. and wOuld.be broker for the purchase Of the
PreSlden cy.
The Democratic party is in fnnny position.
After trying for long time to get rid of Tldcn, it
has no succeeded in doing 1T than it suspects
it may have to go after him and pull him back.
The situation is Ike that of lot of darkes who
were fishing from n wharf in Southern city. A
rmall boy among them tumbled into the water and
would have drowned had not an old uncle jumped
m after him and landed him safely. bystander
him if The boy were his son. No, boss" replied
the old man, 4" but ho mOut jess as well ben. He
had all dc bait in his pOcketP ,Tiden is loaded
with all the available Democratic bait.
Charles Francis Adams is not even thought Of at
hniu n nr1i oil hui naSnIf
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

A serious mistake has bgen made by the
House of Commons in excluding Charles Brad =
laugh. Both parties appear to be responsible
for it, but the Liberals will suffer most in the
popular agitation which will follow. Bradlaugh
was not allowed to take the oath and occupy the
seat to which he was elected, on the ground
that he is an atheist. and was fOrcibly elected
from the House and put under arrest for as
serting his rights. There are doubtless dozens
of men on both sides of the House who have no
more religion than Bradaugh but nobody ever
inquired into their beliefs as test Of their right
to admission. Bradlaugh is a Republican,, how
ever, and thinks England would be better Iof
without tho costly appendage of monarchy
People will be swift to conclude that it is on
account of his political views and not because
of his opinions concerning the Deity that he is
excluded from Parliament.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
5nylHess Nctirrs.
ruy ALWAYS
d" ALDERNEY BRAND ="

rny ALWAYS O -
GET THE GENUINE AITICLE.--The great pop
ulariiy of WooTs Compound Of Cod LtueT on and LIME
has induced unprncped persons to attempt 70 palm on
simpIe article mnuufac uro; Dut any person
who is suffering Coughs Coils or Consumption shOuo
bs ref where they purchase this article requires no
putting Tie results Of it's use are its best
and the prOpetor ample evidence file OF It's extao
nary success IN pulmonary complaints The Phosphate OF
Lime possesses marvellous healing power as
with Oil DR.. WbOr IL IS preScrDeu
by medical faculty. Sold by a. H. WILBUR cheS' DV'
ton and all druggists.
Surf Hotel, Fire Island Beach. No malaria
Cbils and Fever, Catarrh and Hay Fever cured
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

Friends Of Princeton College will be glad to
learn from the commencement address of DR..
McCosh that energetic measures have been
taken to remedy the defective drainage of the
college buildings. which sanitary authorities
have decided to be the cause of the numerous
cases of maiarial fever among the students,
aud that before the beginning of the Fall term
all influences injurious to health will be re-
moved.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

The Democratic principle" said Judge HOadlsy
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

Why should the Golden Club of London as
sums to know the interests of American
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
A RUSSIAN DEFEAT.

LONDON, Wednesday. June %, 1880.
The Pail Mall Gazette reports that telegram
has been received IN London which states: "Ths Rus.
slams have beou defeated by the Turkomans and COM
pelled to retreat after battle In which both sdea lost
heavily"
A ST. Petersburg dispatch tn Reuters Telegram Com
papy says: An imperial Ukase published to-day nxes
tho number OF men 70 be enrolled In 1880 fk tue co
pletiOn of the army at 235, ,00O." ~
TIE BARREL-STAVE STORY NOT BELIEVED.
LONDON, Wednesday, June 20. 1850.
The British Admiralty attach no crcdence to
the story OF the barressave inscribed with messags
purportng to have boen written by perscn on board
the missing training snip Atalantd. and which Was
picked up at Cow Bay. n. s., on the 2lst insk
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

There is only one thing lacking to complete
John Kely's discontinue. The Convention has
refused to admit even fraction of his delega-
ton. If it nominates Tilden in spite of all the
threats of the great Tammany Sachem, the
ipdiguity heaped upon him will be fttinRly
crowned and perfected. In that case. Kelly
may conclude that the Democratic party has
no further use for him and that he has no
further use for the Democratic party. He
should shout "Reform," and start party of
his own.
A singularly brilliant and impressive spec
tacie was witnessed last night by thousands of
people gathered on the East River piers of this
city and Brooklyn. The ocean steamer City of
New-York, recently arrived from Havana
laden with hemp and sugar, took fire while
living at her dock In Brooklyn, and was towed
into the stream near the route Of the Fulton
ferry boats, where she burned to the waters
edge. At midnight the ship was a mass of flame
from stem to stern, surmounted by an immense
plune Of black smoke.
Why should the Golden Club of London as
spm., To know the interests OF American
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

The obelislI has reached Gibraltar, and Hdr-
per'S Weekly Opportunely publishes a narrative
of the enterprise which, Providence favOriDg, is
soon to result in enrichiDg the City of New
York with this monument of antiquity. The
name of the publc-splrited citizen who defrays
the cost of removal is still withheld but some
interesting particulars are gwen of the
negotiations which led to the presentation of
the gift by the Khedive to the people of
America, and justice is done to the zeal and
discretion of The World newspaper, which
managed most of the preliminary business, and
which will not be forgotten in the general
chorus OF congratulations when the pillar
arrives The removal of the Obelisk is indeed
in special sense a newspaper venture, and it
is one upon which the journal in question
may well pride itself. $50 Ishines o good deed
" in a naughty World"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

Judge Hoadley sets down the unit rule as sound
Democratic doctrine. The Republicans made the
same decision at Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
PERSONAL.

Charles Francis Adams is not even thought OF at
inaiRaiti. Yet he is fIaud issue all by himself.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

Smith Weed continues to DO moving spirit at
Cincinnati, with no apparent objection from any
body in the Convention. Yet he is n self-confessed
bribcr and wOuldbe broker for the purchase of the
PreSiden cy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08
Goodson Male Academy and
Miss Minors School,

Prof. q. q. Minor and Miss Mittie MI
nor had the closing exercises Of their
two separate schools together, last FRI
day evening at Conway Hall, before a
large and interested audience. Their
exhibition was every way success.
Prof. Morrissett and MessrE. Lea and
Fowler, were the committee to whom
was referred the award Of the three med
ais; one In Miss Minors class Of boys
and two In Prof. Minors class Of boys.
In Miss. Minors class, consisting Of
Charlie Sharp, Winston Reid, Walter
Lewis, Neville Colbert, Archie Monta-
que, Dick Burson and Dick Montague.
The medal was awarded to Dick Burson.
In Prof. Minors class, the first, ned
al was awarded To Matthew Powers and
the second one TO Henry Doriot. They
were awarded by the respective mem.
bers Of the committee.
The little girls did very nncly and sew.
eral Of them deserved medals. Both
Prof. and Miss Minor are excellent teach.
ers and their evenings entertainment
wac very enjoyable one.
Miss Minor will open the next session
Of her school Aug. 10th, and Prof. Nj
nor will open the the next session Of hi
Academy Aug. 23rd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-08
Sidewalk Letter.
On THE SIDEWALK, I
lima 1891 (


Frankly, desire to say to all Of you
on the sidewalk ! have not the means Of
knowing who will be nominated at Chi
cago. You and have him to fight and
that is enough. Why do they not leave
the whole thing to Joe Bradley as an
Electoral Commission. Rev. j. d.
Thomas will this P. NJ. deliver q good
address at King College. Go! Our coll
ored friends of the M. f. church will
commence their Dist. Conference in
Goodson next Thursday, and they look
for about thousand visitors.
have 1t FROM madame Rumor that n
very cultivated and attrctive young lady
connected with certain college faculty,
has impaled couple of masculine hearts
upon the darts that emaDate from her
expressive eyes. l have II that two
medals are to be awarded these two
quite prominent and, must say, very
cstimable young gentlemen, one of them
for proficiency in music and the other
for skill in the divine art of love. Watch
the Professors, and see whether music
or art shall win that pretty hand. The
dinner intended at Walnut Grove church
on the 17ih has been postponed until fur
ther notice, owing to illness Of certain
parties.
We have King College this week, En-
DRY & Henry next week, and NJ. w. col
legc the week following. Emory and
Roanoke conflict. The address at Emo
ry will be by Col. Fleming, that at Roa-
noke by Gov. Hartranft of Pa. DR.. Sui
Inns will preach the Emory Baccalaurc-
ate next Sunday.