davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-03-29

iNNli(O IT must uu pOTID iii mind Tint tcf nru
nakng tho right 10 ,tyc, Tho right 10 exist,
thv tlBlt tu nvcrt uxtirr,tIuu l,y famine.
Tim evils nml horrors of laml tcnurs
l,ayD leen aggravated, rs,pcinly during thu
last fiyu ycnrs, by tlo fa!,nre Of crops aud tho
aynrtco of rcmorselrss lntuIlor,llsu,, Ills Il
ttrlnan for llfc,-for tho rigl,t by labor 10
produce footi enough tn sustain life. There
fs lio and, nntl tllero arc ~ millions OF 1,cs-
p[u dependent on TINT Inntl Tor existence lie
twccl, them au tho and atn,,lls tic BRITISH,
tiuyernlnont, with its troops, anu fleets, md
Its nr1icd consabulary, c1lgagctt In carting
oif III ono direction tho foo,t produced by
then, frOn tltu land, md cNrtinR Oft Il. another
direction tia unfortunate pcope whose labor
l'as produced the scanty food Which they aro
nut permitted to cnt The wonder Is not
tint tlso Irish ieoplu haro emancpAted them
selves frotn all Influences, clerical OF lnnd.
lord, soclnl or political. which bind then, 10
MI obedience to such Government, but TINT
t!le resolution lIns nut tnken oven tho tlesper.
asn form OF resistance ascf, by fnnlle.strIcken
lana tn sucli exter'ninattng cruelty.
Tllcre lias iluYer beet concession In the
FORM OF Immunity to tito people OF ireland
That WIS not delayed ~ long that tito net loat
whaseYcr CHIN It might lnyo had to gratt.
tude. A donation of food delayed until
those iii need lad lied from starvation Inns
been tia policy Of drcnt Britain oven during
tho modern period, when reason a'!d hunlan-
ity llavo taken tho place OF tho sca'fnd, tho
arnfhhcau cnlftfnaftlnl, Md tho brutal
massacre ut Whole communities. Even now,
when dread Of popular sentiment rcstralns
, 1881-03-29

LITTLE docs tho world think what tre-
mondous capital IL roautrol to curry OIL its
travel, trl,illc, and commerce. The railroad not
woven ali oyor tho globe, consists OF 2ot, 600
miles; Asln. Australia, aud Africa onn cam
only tho fourteenth pnrt; tho uthor thlrtcell-
fourtecnths ueln4 nearly equally divided bo-
twnon Europe ind AMcrlca. Tho rolling atoul
in uso over ttfs railroad not consists of G0,01O
locomotives, l21,6N passenger aud paluco cars,
and Zoo, COO frofyht cArs. Tho capital invested III
ai tho railways IL esttmated ut twonty m!lIturls
Of t16lIars. Tho commerce on tho sens IL cnrrIed
Oh by LOCO atchtncrs ind over 10000 sail.
3nX-ycsacis. Tho tonnage of thcao v2ssuls
Mnl0tInta to uyGr twenty million tons. Tel
ographto communication Ia naintuluol by
hU,O01 niles Of wiro, Of which about Ayo-
cI9hths fall 10 Europe. two.eiEtths tn Atnerlua
anl fully 0Nr.olEhth to tho submarine teto.
grant! system. There aro 10000 stations, from
which ] 100000 t!lspntchcs arc sent annually,
Or Dn afi Avcrayo over :HlO0 600 daily. According
to population, Hwtzcrlund does tho tnUst tolG-
graphing, thoro 6otnx ono dispatch hent Att
nuaIly tor oveFy lnhabitnut. This Is uudouht-
tlly due to thu ErGAt Anns1I lt1tlut ue trnyolora
md pleasure-scckors. Next como tho Nuthor-
l&nds, and thon Circuit Brltntnt Nussla stands
last OH tho list. as sho seuds ony f0rtyflyo Ills
pltrhcs per AMnuln fur 1yory thousand In
habtnnts. Tho transmission OF lctters by
tnal amounts III Eotl1il numbora to nGont
1900 millions. According to tho population OF
the soveral countries, tho Atnos!cana write by
fur tho most letters; noxt como the Engllsht
then Switzerland, Germany. the. Netherlanda
Denmark, Austrtat Franco, Eweden Norway,
spAiu, I1unanry, ltA!y. Portugal. ureeoe, llus-
STA, boryia, lsoumAnla. r urkuy.
, 1881-03-29
Hungarian AgrfeMltur1HtA nlld Stock.
I&hlxbfH In America,

A number Of hungarian industrial gen.
t'euen, land -owters aud aXrtoniturlEta OIL u
largo scaIe, nru ut prrscnt travelling In the
United Statcs far thu purpose OF exploration,
OF, In ohor words, to SEQ what they Gun Aee,
loarn what thoy Gun learn; 10 that thoy tnay
profit by it on tholr return home. They hayo
"d0nu" New York aud ransarkud tho eastern
counties ut Pennsylvania, where thpy closely
inspected tho farms and ln1nes. After short
solourn In Philadelphia, thuy havu 9ono to
washington, "Aeru exhaustive st4t!stical ab-
stracts IN reference tu our American systems of
agriculture and mining nro being prepared
for thrtn by tho I!nrcnu OF Agriculture.
Thenco they will Walt the farms, nlcadows,
orchards, nul mluek of tho Nurthwost, Bouth.
west, md Houth, Ono Of thu chLos obtecta OF
theso Intelligent aud wetl-posted gentlemen IL
to aoqualnt th0nlsclyu8 With our mode VI raising
wAcat OH u lMrg0 scale In tue West, and to look
with tholr &fN uyHs Upon our vast pr4lrleH anu
pAins, wheTp w0 rat8a tho millions OF cattlu
which furnish heef for tho world ut tho low est
Ut prices. They nr0 awuro Of Tho truth
TINT American competition In brcAdstAas,
cereals and meats III European markets has
MaIp tho 0xpurt 0f tho same atttusps from
Hungary unprosltAblu, to say nothing OF tho fact
that that satno competition IL ovon dangerous
to theM within tho boundaries OF their
uwn country. On tho subject Ut American CON.
petition those Hungarian xontlenlon arB syon
more Aoltctous than thu Euglish, tho uprmAns.
os tho Freach. TAey Wish to satisfy themselves,
fltl 0ceaos, Whothar Ur nDt thoau da ngera which
threaten Them ut gradually increasing ratio
frum AmerlrA aen reA1ly permanent ur ouly
temporary, ana Hhether OF not our abundant
wheat harycsts ure obtainel-ns It /. atatou In
E,,rope-by q stusdy and seckIess system OF OK
haustUu ef tho soil, which sooner or later Will
, 1881-03-29

l"o 'la'l"''a'lon conveyed Ill ecrtath uhar-
'o's 1.'"s NV N''saw''' i"s''''s VI .o inter-
.'"'.o'l". M"le'"is e"'l'"'ssloh nse '"conlpe'
.e,'t ',.lu ''"''.eat'e't III l.c ''''ss'ol. "'"en
!"ey 'aa'e "'luef!aAe', 's ph'pao's i Unjust IL
~ ""s''su y" s''y t1at 1H.so i'nf'h"' !'''s 1"
wy a"pe."en'i h''"",else VI u'e H".stloi'.'
s.,''' M n'1"os1 e'""''s t'u'cn"us :" pIe".et u'"'
.'i' i.'.'s "'t' ~ '''to '"o tn''s eu''cteheu
m"n purliose ~ afs!''s s''c!' fal'o Us VIII
'.,e''ao '.,o ,ao Ne'sn' u. .o 4ael'et1 s'.'s.
No'."l 1.f-o ti"i''', ""c'' .!lu pteseii1 "eiHat
y, y, t"e 1A.ne.is"' !, Mo!aE-4ls1: Rtllls-'s III
nhAo, :, 'n'o .'i u',s " my E"Ioies''' eo""'
ny, ~ ~ '.ot III 1ho ihtorcst oi any eoanlFy'
'',''' "''se " VII W. o'''te" o''cs ~ "epFce''
Nv .'fu '","o " n,,c' ~. eo,laeo ''1poscS.
I4'.,' s n,'sn'n'' "n'ea u l"ft.et con''''1t.eo
:" :''s s''s'e so'o st"''""l' tn"n MY "tllcf
o'' .'.'''' "ua!u otpose NY !'''ss''s" ~ .1lo
"e'snt ~ ''''' e1,''s ~ p"S's ~ W. t"'el-
.'o""t ,'a '"s'1 ''ns'nsu w. nt"pao'S 1t, ~ I"s ~
NV ne1enuo'n y. s'00'ou"'Voo u ssi'ei
~ 49,, -. " ., .'"to'' "ne'' 'e.'e' "'e p"ip
~ 'os"t lsna,t ~ sa",' t."ls"tt"''S ","'
n.".s ",':, s"o ..ta'' -. '"s !" A'''. ~"
,, s.""a "o.nI , ','."'s eu''seh', u'" eet,"'nly
"o"'. ~ '"s'st' ..1'. '''sne, '"m w
4, ,>,.,,n, :, ~,...1,.n.,,f t..,.,,I,, tt.,,. .
~ .o"p.' lTs"se w. y. h''s'.''a n'lfe! ~ ~, !"
.sn's 'o,,' 49, "s,se Ap,n s'le ,"l'o ~ irs
~ ~ "t",' - '1's'" W. ,''o sii,s' eo'u W E"sopo
10 ~ - H., o"!s' a". "o"'a s'1ls'c.'s.s "
"..so .,.. t"o ,"t"o ~ I."siie'' eo'" ;" "loin "
.s"a' ~. ,',s.. ."s'. ~. ic.o VI p"t uAe
sn,s ~. l.o'.'Ns W N'oot t''0 ~" a'"n"u1"
W "e ,esa''.'o"' ' s'ua.o - ~
s"' 49,. 'os ~, . n' 'au1' ,'4''' "o".x ''''Ns
IN aoles ~! tno "ol" "ser. oncH III
,. 'st.e,.'.N' MUM neeon'ii'D' '4'o "ee'"" ~
'".s ~ .,o 1"'o " ~, :" :" ~ easily us W 'l'e
, 1881-03-29

nnl scrip, and funded II In 1,ew hnntis. 1t
hctetl with sernp1tlnnS !ltelity. 1t left IN
lawful debt llnprDvltled for. 1t tHl!Lc,l ryen
NIL tho INTEREST wIiel, Ind accrued ul, iii It's
debts, u,nt from lsl1 In .tnnuury, tHs1, tho
people If Illinois taxed themselves rigorous
ly to pay all that 4lebt. Tho total paylnclt,
Including Interest mud ,!ubt, cxcerlut pcr-
hnps S35, ,000, 900.
During tho tinc tho rana WIS undcr prog
rcss, so1iio Of those contractors, M they now
claim. hau In sell somr of tlleIr scrip for less
than par value, whereby thuy claIm they
suffered losses. This il trtlc, but every
workman and laborcr OH tho cal,nl suffered
III tho sa'uo way. .Iho S.ata was not to
blame for this. Payment In this scrip was
Inrt Of tho contract. Subsequently tl,o Slate
redeemed cyery dollar 1T tint scrip at par,
Issuing therefor intercst-benrfng bol.ls,
which bonds n1ll interest werg pnii by tho
State. Tic StHto rcleelnesl Its obligations 10
the Inst penny. Now these claimants WHO
liavo figured out their damages Mt
sSo0,0D arn beroro tic Legislature usl-
fng TINT tho State seize and tnko pos
session Of tho 1.ake-rront from A1adi-
s0n street to l'ark row; That II lny
N0 VII INV ANta$ A4ut SGll i4lOHlt
ind TINT ont ut tho proceeds of tho snles It
pny of these Claims, antl apply tho balaslcc,
II any. to catal purposes. 1t should he
statcd that IN 1860 tie Legislature, ylcl.t-
Ing to n pressure from t'lesu catnapts, whlle
denying nil responsibility fornny such c1atn,,
voted, out Of charity atMt rs u perpetual cx-
el1lptfon FROM nil further demand, sim Of
money in full satisfaction Of t,.ose c'allns.
This money wis gratefully accepted anl tho
release to the Stats granted.
ftts hardly necessary 10 punt out, In View Of
these clailns, the inspiration that produced
the !cgaL opinion Of Lawrence, Campbell 4;
Lawrence. Tho old claiins are nj tho bottom
OF this latest attempt to rub the city.
Tho claim for tlnn,ages for depreciation Of
the canni scrip forty yeurs ago has not haiE
MS much eqn1ty rs would Is claim by tho coll-
tractors Of tic last War to be now paid by
tina Unitcd States for losses sustained by
thein In The difference between tho vnlue OF
tho grecnback At Tint time and the value OF
gold coin. On Ill old, sta!e. worthless, liz
equitable ctnfin like this the Legislature Is
asked to plumber the city Of this tract Of
land, on which the city lsas expended moro
than tho cnttrG value Of tho nllt} Itself.
, 1881-03-29

T11E proKnostfcattons published soma years
nRo with rcRars1 to tho exhaustion Of the Eli.
iish coa'tlol'fs by tho rapid norcnso I'll tho rn.e
ol CONSUMPTION hnyc not apparently been verI-
lied. On tho contrary, tho economies Effected,
chiefly In counocuon with the trun trade, have
hnd tho result Of koeping tho annual consuulp.
ton ut tixc'l tlRurc,-If anything, IT hns de-
cincd. Since lS7l tho annual savlng OF eonl III
innktnR plB'lron has amounted to nearly 6,OCO,-
Mn tons, au Ms similar reductions hnyo boeu
nude In tho steel and othor tsaucs It Ia rlnttncd
that there ist ovcn now, IN spto Of tho strikes, n
surplus OF coal at bnnk
, 1881-03-29

Nix. WlLtA!sn WoonAnp at 4 meeting last
night said TINT Mayer 1Iarsisor's declaration
at tho PalmUr lluuse last Saturday TINT
gambling and prostitution could not be put
down In Chicago wns All i1lyItatlon 10 every
gambler atlu every llcentious woman In the
country to come 10 ClIragu, a.ll Mr..
Woodarl wns right.
, 1881-03-29

t!on IN ttelr coltHD.. Whom tho flames ind auh-
atrt'. MraMrthy, follnTod by hls buys, hastenc'!
rcurr1,nE n!aIu, tu erG II any IT hGl faulty 1lnd
been HlnIsGsl. AS tsB r1n lnwnrllR lilo chimney,
dwelling. ho Rttmls!ol over whnt ho took fur tho
stump Of 4 tree but which ho Immediately dis.
Goyored fs,;, was THO chhrred CORPSE Of hia wife a
boy. md roilntl tho chimney lay hoapc,l
lilo hnokened rumans of hfa tlvo tlaugh-
arms tho .y0ttnEcst. Il hnby of syouEH DID. AZ.
cltstDi9l Na tho coaDnata nro to lilsh.flre, this
tlcfHnturbtHI]. W.
, 1881-03-29
GRAB At THE LAKE-FR0VT,

There Is hardly niy one of tic lnrgo cities
OF this country that has not Mt some time III
its history been subjected to demands by
ndycntnrers ntltl speculators claiming owner
ship and possession OF lnrge tracts Of land
under some prctense Of ancient, neglected,
and forgotten title. New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, baltimore, rIltsburg, Now
Orleans, Cincinnati, st, Louis, Albany, mt!
other older cities have MI passed through
this stago OF municipal history. md 1layo at
great cost and Mt mucl, disturbance and III
convenience been compelled to resist such
demands In protractel litigation.
The City Of Chicago. though yet compaya-
lively young III years, iias not escaped this
iniltctlon. 1t has mud ut least Quo caso of
this kind, where mn attempt WIS made and
vigorously prosecuted to claim title md
possession Of 4 large md valuable pLcce of
lanta III the city Under whit Is known AZ tho
Valentine scrip. Thnt claim. 80 fur rs the
Courts could do SO. has been crushed out by
the emphatic Judgment of thu Supreme
Court Of the United States; but t,at 1t still
lives to give further trouble Is evidenced by
tho enorgy with which those Interested III
1t lobbied against tho c!ty's interest IN the
matter Of the I.akc-Front bill ut 1yasl,meton
The latest attempt to plumber the City Of
Chicago Is now milking at Springfield, III thu
Legislature, and shonla 1t there lecoiyu rec
ar,s,n a..,' 49,. ''s ~, w. ~"nu ~, w.
which 1t will have to defend itself agailiBt
tho State of 1l!lnois.
Solnc two years ngo tho canal Coinmis.
sloners Of this State, instEgntrd BY whom we
rnno tsa'u,,a. n1p :. ao '"m ~ II. =. ,'""
~ ~ tha .,,.,.. - -, ~ ~ ni -" oo NV"
,s,,.>,s, 49, pns. ;" aHo o"""s I1"'
naat -, y. ~. ~ 1a''a '5N.s
sI.t,sa,. o."e'4 ~. ,..4' ... ,..'.,a ~" W
s1,',.'o,,,, ' 'I"S ~ M ''''a 49,, !"snE poe.
49, s.".. ',.,..S,. ~ ."n 'n'sa s'"1.eu ~
~ .o ~" Ao' @ ',s.. ~ ' :" t''e
''.o s''' Aa "".s, "o.t'o,1 " '''''" ""'
.' as.'o =, t.'u 1"". eo''"4ss,o,.' =!
s''' a. sss "pr "'..s .noto 1"s.' ",0 w IT.
ps s'e"""' .t ~ sua.'e, N'o sun.'.'''
s. Nv .1 49,. ''o' y. oo."l.
'"7 10 ~ As'".' e'":'u' n!e'
10 20 ~" Wv esnot"' .Hs"'o" ~ s''.
.s ieta' ou'''.o''s' u!os "u."aneu ea"c1's "aa'
saoS nous"', NV ~ 'os"s "tn' y. s.'.,so pio1eet'
..s LUZ ''sa.'.ssases Wy '.""y l's. ~ ~ 'l'o
.l.s opt''io'' WIZ ~ otlo c"ec1 t'nt tno t''1e ~
@ tA' .!''sa !. "s' ~ so o.' ~ c'a1 l'.pos's.
...''' tt'As :. ".' a"oJIet W 1'io !"t's"lcto u
.ao ea"'ss eo"'"''ss'ohefs ~ pitt OF 'nolf
'4.0N .-..,,
=, 4ae'!1'9 w ]Ao ee4ol'et!' " tuta up'Hlu1''
.hcto ','.s peo.' 'c'lsa' oa cel'"'n oa e!a'nla
a1"'hst u's ot'.tc p'o4e''ea W so'l1o pe1hons
"no "sto eo"''acso'a ". Ae ca''a! SONS
, 1881-03-29

4 tragic story reaches us from Franklin Hat-
lNf III Houth Australia. On the last day hut ono
of tho old year M4rttn McCusthy, with four ot
lta stdla. left their th1tchc4 homestead In lt0
Hundred Ut llnaker IL reap The wheat which
stts0ti ripe for tho s!ckt0 Ut Tbs distance ot about
inIlr. Thoy notIcuti \ bush. tro about u dozen
tnts OF, hut IL tho wlisil was tn tho oJ.f,&,s!t
direction they thought nothing Of II, und went
on reapt1ly TT! 1uiieF~tltut. immediately aftot
thAt meal, which th9y took In tho Held. tho wind
tho ilrc down upon their fartn. Desperately
plunktng through tho blndlug suoEo. they
yartls distant betore huge Tongues Ut liro tfly
feet high rushed past thsH, roAr!lx xu1 haa-
10y a. tAoy licked up every YcstiKu VI tegctA.
, 1881-03-29

MAYOR HAl1InsoS admitted in his spucclt
to tho Convention that nominated lin that llo
cannot stop gambl!nxi IN tlliseity. Ile admits
that lle capnos exsauta the laws. What {.
confession fur u luan to muko when !u tie
, 1881-03-29

Tins Is the scnson when Mr.. Harrison re-
cafs fonlIy that ho Is Of 1'latt- Dcutsch scundl-
1invi,1. Irish, German, roltah italian, Bpuutsh,
SWISS Hungarian, Russian, East fndiun, Perslnu,
CHI, no! not Chlncse,-but all othor kinds OF
1latfvlty combined.
, 1881-03-29

THE Republican ratification meeting Mt
Farwcll Hall Tonight will 10 worth xo,nx to,
John II. clnrk, tho next Mayor OF Chicago, &lll
bn thoru. E,unry storrs, Writ Dexter, md other
good speakers will be III attendance. The 1ueet-
ing promises 10 be liyoly and wIle- awake.
, 1881-03-29

net Of asking for pnwct! The Official wl,o
ntlmEts tint lie cnnIlOt execute thu lnws lie Is
chosen tu enforce In clfeGt cusbftssps That lIu
does not try to cltorco them. Mayor liar
rison's public confession of his innlIlIty to
enforce tho law ngainst gambling Ia notice 10
MI thu gamblers III tho country that Clllcngo
IL tho best city In thu country for thonl to pl,
their base profession. It Is notice to foolisl,
clerks at,d hearslless boys TINT thoy can IT,
'ln1gu tho passion for gambling without
danger of mocstatlU, AIlku Mcdonald
ta1rly m0.lp oath Tint he IL worth S4D0, 900.
This great fortune Is tho fruits of gambling.
McDonald's galmbltng.lln,,se doors arc wide
Open, mil Mayor 1inrrlson snys lla cannot
close tlvnl. From ono hundred md
fifty 10 two hundred atNl fifty
,nrn md boys nlaY Io found night
ly IN McDonal,t's slrn. Every night
large sums or money ars left 1T Tint rncc
which ought to 10 to the support OF tile FAM
lilies Of Mcl)onnltl's Victims. The fortune Of
which Mcdonald boasts Is tho price OF tho
tears ald ago1y OF women aiul chituren de-
serted alal robbc,l BY their natural protectors.
hut Mayor HARRISON snys: i cnnnot put
stop tn gambling; cnnnot execute tho city
nrs1lnnnces aguinst gambling; caunot pro-
tect helpless women md cl,ItlrGl agatnst
McDonald's seductive hppcals to their sons
and brothers to wuste their substance III Ills
glltlcd palace Of sill. Citizens of Clitcngo,
will you elect 10 the office IT Aaynr for two
years more the ,nn,l who proclnlMs from Ills
Nominating Convention That he Is powerlcss
to prevent tho open practice Of criminal pro-
ccetlnKs'
, 1881-03-29

THE Queen Of England doesn't seem to
care aa much for Cnrtor as ho docs for her. Wu
Invent hal u word from viUtorla since tho uoua-
inltfons were out.
, 1881-03-29

thy CtrcAno TRIBUNE has established hrnnth
offices for tho receipt ol subscriptions and ADVERTISE
uents ns follows;
EEW iUltk-tooM - TfilIus Building FIT. Nc
FApnES. Manager.
GLASGOW, scotIand-A1lan'a American He1s
Arcncr. 81 Nuniald.st
LONDON. Enc.-tMrrlcnn Exchange, Nv strand
EEEfY +. tItt.i1, Agent
WASHINGTON. II. E.-lata + strnct
, 1881-03-29

THE Queen Of England will not approve
OF Mr. 1larrisun's speech TO tho boys"
, 1881-03-29

WHAT will Queen :VIctortu say when She
henrn thnt Our tnrtcs was not reelected?
, 1881-03-29
coNK11Na D1orArlNa TO THE pREs1DEN.


ttoh OF tic oltgarcllS OF tile South: but iii
those cases 1t was tic tominassonof of great
section, Mill not Of any Single Individual, that
was recoel'!zed. It. tue meantime and proba-
bly, tlllaer tic condition that Garfield will mt
stultlfy aid weaken Ills administration ut
tho very outset, tho Now York Boss" is re-
ported III stirring ZIP tlissetlsIon iii the Sell
ate, sucking alliances With tho Democrats,
and e,'t|eavorihg BY nj! manner Of devices to
assure the rejection of Judge Rnbertson's
nomination. Ills set!les slencllMan--Mr Ttatt-
lIas returned to Nnw York to organize re-
volt against tho new Administration. while
Ills Official duty requires him to be 1T tho Nh
ttonaf Capital. The New York Vtcc-prcsi-
tlrnt Is also said to be preparing tho way for
1luIllfylns whatever Influence lln might f'ayo
hoped for by taklhg sides against the 1'rosi-
dent; asld postnaster-Gencraf james, wl,ose
atlvont In tho Cabinet WIS ',ura'Ied rs MI as-
surancc OF n business-like administration OF
the postal service, Is said to be mixing up IN
tho ai[alr, antl ,nay thus be furnishing good
cause for Ills dismissal.
The 1rreco,iciInbe n,ul dIctatoral attitude
which Tho arrogant "Boss" CunklIng seems
to bu assuming Is not merely ut, ,,,lwarrantf,-
bio interference with TITO constitutional pow
ers Of tic President but Is III itself MI lltter-
~ unreasonable iinpertincncc. President
Garfield gave notice by l!s uarIy appolnt-
ments II desire oil Ills part to treat a!l fue-
tious Of llle party fnIrly. It BECAME evident
to everybody tliat 1o proposed, If possible, to
concIliate and sattsfy a,t WHO had uuud
cluiMs to recognition. Nearly cyerybo(ly
wns satisfied, Tlere WIS n general attmira.
, 1881-03-29

Academy 1r Music,
Tnlrtcd rtrcet henr Madison, West Side. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-03-29


Clark street. between Lake IND Randolph, En-
Ruetment of Hyde F3chunns Comedy Compnny
"MuiIuon'a lfcntr."
, 1881-03-29
ANlUSEAL ltN:TSs

1Ioolcy'a Thnntrc.
Randolph itrcot, bgswcun Clark nnd In 9Alis. E1t.
enCernant of tho cu.nley-u -uartou COMPANY. "Ult.
Tettn.t
, 1881-03-29

rfascrlr's Thrntre.
ncnrborn street, cornos Of Monroe. "W!dow no
t1ntt.r
, 1881-03-29


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nent OF Frederick l'au1dlnx "1he Fools Revenge
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-19
MACVEAGH AND THE PREsI-
DENT.
The Resignation % Attorney Gem
eraI Maeveagh Nos Accepted-An
Unsupported Theory OF the Assas-
HfuatfOU.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun throws some new light on
the relations existing between President
Arthur and Attorney General MacVeagh,
which explains the unwillingness of the
President to accept the latter's resigna-
ton. The correspondent says:
1t can be stated with the utmost con-
fidence that the President has not ac-
cepted the resignation of Attorney Gen.
eral MacVeagh, aud, if his opinion does
not undergo a change, he does not, for
the present at least, intend to accept it.
The President cannot compel Mr.. Mac
Veagh to perform the duties of his office,
but for reasons, any one of which is>sufi-
cient. and will be so deemed by the
country, he considers that Mr.. Mac.
Veagh owes it to both of them to remain
where he is. Mr. MacVeagh has good
reason to feel embarrassed as a member
of the Cabinet, and circumstances
which have come to light within
Fthe last few DAYS are such as to increase
the embarrassment. Yet il is considered
that the President is entirely justified in
insisting that he shall remain in the
Cabinet until the star route cases are
disposed of and the Guiteau trial is
ended. It is understood that after the
shooting of President Garfield Mr. Mac
Veagh was persuaded into the belief
that Guiteau's act was the result of a
conspiracy, and that there were several
parties to it. He instituted an
investigation through the regular
detectives of the Department of JUS
tice and others specially employed, and,
it is said, a large portion of the con-
tingent fund of the department was
squandered in the effort to work out this
foolish theory. Friends of the President
intimate that the investigation was con-
Quoted on the idea that Guiteaa had &C
completes or sympathHers personally in
terested in a change of administration,
and very close to those now in power.
Tie President, it is said, has been made
acquainted with all the facts in the case,
and it is natural that he should feel some.
what indignant. and that he should in
slst on Mr.. MacVeagh in bis official
capacity working out to the last his par
ticular theories of cause and effect in the
star route robberies and in the crime of
Guiteau.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-19
AWarning to Intruders.

A Washington special says zone of
the self-styled Southern Republicans
called on the President Wednesday to
urge the retention of Secretary Hunt in
the Cabinet. He was not very much
gratified with his reception. The Presi
dent said: ''You are undertaking to pre-
scribe a member of my Cabinet for me,
but l do not think l can take prescrip-
lions of that kind" The President fur
ther intimated quite plainly that he did
not desire any volunteer advice on the
subject of his Cabinet; that those whose
opinions he desired would be asked to
give them.
So far as Secretary Hunt is concerned
there is no probability of his remaining,
but it is not unlikely that he will be pro-
vided for elsewhere. Secretary Lincoln
says the President has never mentioned
the subject of the Cabinet to him, and
he has no idea what the Presidents in
tentions are with regard to him. A
friend of the President, who had a con-
versation with him to-day, says that one
thing may be relied on IN regard to the
Cabinet appointments, which is that no
person who is trying to get in the Csbi-
net, either through his own efforts or
those of his friends, win succeed.