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plDn-Nlott and Iktb Party.

Tho party OF Donapartlsts, which has
ca.,scti 50 much trouble aud misery In France
md Enropu, Ia fast donllatng. Most pf the old
leaders have grown stlG ana calloua In that
party'a sarvfco, and the. aftor.Rrowth IL mot
wnrth speaklng OF. ltsuher remains In his 1asst-
tuto, with his do nothing poltuy, drca,atnR oyor
and over apAtn tho sweet dreams Of tho things
thur wero. Old 'CnssaRnau "a doad. and young
cMssagnnc IL without !Dt!uonca. I1o ls In con-
mand OIL thu rlxht Ut thn purity Of q handful of
blowers with strottg lunxs but weak hrnns,
whose chtof business canslsts In wearing violet
blttoa-hp bouquets and celebrating Napoleon.
10 memorial days In Notrc-pa,np. nrpggn-
: docio and ducls aro their etock In tratc.
Worse nven Is it with tho nonapartlsta' loft
wing. Al! tho knowing ones, their wlaeacres.
anl Fhnrsces, are preparing 10 deaert and leave
tho guldvn rose OF virtue to Anr fate. They have
xone through the skinufng process; and arc now
ltcpubllcnus,, The 6aulof4 IL anxious 10 BECOME
uRp,betla paper. aud in afl representative
utlCa throughout tho country. tho numbers Of
"the deyotct" aro hwtndltng down nogo and
more Into inslgnincancs. 1u tho ChAmbos as
nenutiea they losa ono scat after the other,
0hly \ short tlmo ago tho noaapartista wer0
locked upon us tho most Numerous enomtca at
tho Republic; to-day they hnsdly deserve that
eommfscsntion which tho world ia Willing to be-
staw upon alt decnytng greatness which simply
lives Ia tho "reminiscences Of the past.
1ho main rupse ut ibis decline and a|slatngra:
lion In uQpaparttstio strength ID because tho
party has mt q. i've u1d aot!ve l'Fatendor.
Jurome Napoleon, tue present Chief Ut the Napo-
lapntolynasty ta aH,aEt aud ahrowd, rull Of caprs
and talent. hFlmmIug pyor With saroaam to-
waFds friend and FOO, bus-a PrelondeF ha Il not.
Aprolender tuuat R1vo prptf OF his courage. hls
tsgaolty, hls foresight. lie must understand
how to aarround himself With all that ntmbus Of
romApce which u always moro Or lesa attached
to tho past, present. md future Of nlt Pro.
teqders. pon c4rlos was q FFetcader, because
FsoyuosA LoAis Napoleon ~as PEstsndss
| because hs went to btsasburE aud Buulogue
aa4a sa1sse4 AZ Ham. But biz cousin P!og'plop
, 1881-04-11

A ritonAtLE murtter, tho result Of n pro-
tracted Sunday tlebauch by party of ruff
1tans III this acknowledgements city OF
ours. Is chronicel this morning. 1t is q
natural outgruwtll Of the "wIla open /"
policy as applied to- saloons Of tho lowest
and yiiest description.
, 1881-04-11
SENATOR vANoE's D1scoMr1ruaR.


Tile discontinue Of Senator Vance, Of
North Carolina, III his assault Np0n Senator
Alnhonc, was NJ complete rs tic Reputation
record Of Ills Stato has been tlisgraccful.
liz was literally lloisted with hfs own
potard, md lioisted so IIgh that 1t Is uxcecsi-
iugly difficult TO reeoRnize him. Senator
Vance' ostc,,tatiously b0asted In advance
that hc wousl show TINT Nortl. Carolina was
not 'rcpudating State. When 1t cnu,e to
the showing, he not only miserabIy failed to
make good his announcement but he was
shown to bo.the n,,tl,ur Of Reputation III Ills
own State, alltl' thAt tho population IN Ills
avn Stato wits moro dtsgraccfnl and Ills
honest than TINT iii al,y other Stato III tho
wholaSouth.
The debate brought tho proofs ilomu with
crushing force. II wus shown TINT wltuM l,e
wsls Governor Ut North Carollnn III 1S77, aiid
also In lS7Q, llo openly favored rupulIutlon In
his messages to tho Legislature. Iii his
message Of January, 1871, only two years
ago, lte used the following lanRuags:
The public debt. 1t will he scen by tho Treas-
urer.s renS.t, amounts t. *leso}0ls nrino'pa!,
recognizost do6t. IL scentr,,dIsttnYa|se jed fronl
! lhp spocIuI-tnx bombs: Whit shal 10 dnnu with
it: lsn question that deserves yonr bpst eptsA"
crItton. 1t is out 1f the question fnr. .MA To- at-
tempt to pay It Mt lta faco value. Indeed. 10
not conoe:lo that tilero 6 any moral obl.Eatton.
IT, IT, quite on nc c.half d our properly up"n wilcl.
e,ir bonds were basca"was wnntonly destroyed
Of IL rfs offy y Sf thee nh. ho
thu Garth would permit croaitor 70 1cssrt'y
ono.nalf of bis security and claim full payment
out OF the remainder.
Gould anything be clearer tllan tllts9 At
the samo time, could anything he moro IN
lamously disgracciul,- spectacle OF tho
Governor OF 4 State, speaking officially 10 his
Legislature anl taking open ground III fayor
ot rapWdnt!on Mlloll the falso pretGnse thnt
they ware losing tloir slaves, tint "ol,a-haIf
Of our property (the'' ''aaycsl upon which our
bonds wcrobnsetl was wantonly destroyed by
causellt OF u large majority ot thoso who
held thenl,"-in other words, that tho bond
hplders wuro In fny0r Of crushing the 1le-
billion and lberntlng tlle slaves? This re-
pudiatfng Bourbon has advocated ropuGta-
tton on other occasions. It was on!y Inst
October that he made stump spccch III
Virginia OH tho sanle, day that Wade. lamp
ton made his dfsloynl speech, telling the POO
pie OF that State tn do ''as we hnvc
done down In North Caroltna," and
Tint tie only way to settle tho
debt question =. was to rcpuliats It al'
together. Thls however, might bo called
tbs stump apeoct Of heated partt.
san for polltical cifeot. Tho document OF
1870 wns not stump speech. 1t was bis Of
iactnl advice rs Governor to tho only body o!
men WIN could officially perform the uct al
Reputation, TlleE1 Ia no record TINT the
bonAhollors OF North CAROLINA eyer held 4
meeting In any capac!ty, or uyer took MI,
| f..k g.. =.
, 1881-04-11
THE TREASURY REFuNDrNo PROJECT

THE TREASURY REFUMDlM9 PHQJEUE.
Tho proposition tho Secretary Of tho Treas
ury intends to make 10 the holders u tho |
per cent huMls Which become reasonable
at tho option Of tho Government July nrxt,
amounting Ut ruulMl figures to ss:.o0, OK, CO., Is
either TO pay them OFT or to extend their
duration at tho now rate Of 3tG per cunt,
thereby saving 3i5 per cont interest to the
Government This scheme seems to be at
once tnir and practicable. .:
Sumo Of the legal hntr-splttors nt WASH
!ngton gre making the point TINT such COLI
tract will not be lawful, because there Is no
express AUTHORIZATION therefor In tho statutes.
This Is simply absurd. II the United States
Government; III the absence of Congress, has
not the power possussed by oyery Individual
to make n contract entirely satisfactory to
the oppoalt party, whereby 1t can save Itself
the payment OF AZ per cunt Interest on nm
extcnslon Of removal OF q loan which 1t Is
otherwise preparcd to pay, then 1t might as
we'll abandon all CLAIM. 10 being q Goyorn-
nent, anu Congress should arrange for n
perpetual session, It Is not proposed to
exercise any constratnt In this matter. Tic
holders OF the per cont bonds can either
accept tho new rate OF Interest 0r taka their
money, The Treasury l,us RESOURCES equal
to tho entire alnount of o por cents without
drawing oil It's redemption fund. 1t has
authority to issne Sl0i .o00, ,00o Of per cents,
which 1t eAn sell for about Sll8,0000oo, and
1t las y surplus rovcnuo OF SIX, ,00o, 600 for The
current fiscal ycar Mt the very least. 1icnco
any proposition oil tho part Of tlle Treasury
to redeem tho por eeists IL not tentative but
reliable, and tho option lies With the holders
, 1881-04-11

IT is said Sir Alexander nalt Is Rreally
dissatisfied with Ills position rs Canadian
High Commissioner In England. lle ilntls
himself to bU nbnut nj useful as n tith Wheel
uAd rs ornamental w u tigurc-llea,l; IN faot,
can do nothEng without first getting tho
sanction Of tie Dominion Government
11othlng except TO spent n lot Qf money IN
keep up the dignity OF hts position. So ho
Wnnt8 to 10 hOrnt
, 1881-04-11

ADDITIONAL reports have been received
iii Washington concerning rich mineral dp-
velopMcnts III Alaska. Placer operations aro
already being carried OH will, profit. and It Is
said valuable quartz lufcs have teon dis
covered abo'lt 800 miles nortl, of Sltka a1l.l
twonty miles from tho british Columbia
lima
, 1881-04-11

TmE Memphis {Tenn.> Appeal Is very
angry with tho Democratic members os the
Legislature who voted for the blu to pay The
debt OF the Slate, "Nothtug 20 Infamous" II
aays, ''as thp Qns-1lNHdFad- and. Three blIl was
over eonsulnmated By Legislative body. Every
Democrat Yho Kavs hia vote for It will have to
answer before the peopia whom hs has thus be"
trayed and sold OUT" -
, 1881-04-11

g, '.NI,, ri,
AT he neetlnR OF tho Now fotK Cha'hoer
ct Conmorce Inst Fr|aay to consider Le'ana
Bt0nfnfd's !nsolont laster dotehalnR raNfoau
nbt,scs. tho tomm'ttcc. IN presenting sep'S
tloroto, sny:
It is cvidunt TINT this expression Of opn!on
hns rccu!vod carelul !cFAl n1rerylainn oh0 1i;"
nI. - a r " si,s,s n;as..s o1H imftv
rontott,iit for tho decisions of nur Courts which
c,tn o,.ly spring from consciousness ut power.
nnd Which tnlrly IONS ISSUE Win tno4o inaao N n
% % ~ to nM rh ~ ~ bighT.t
Court IN t6o land has alreaiIy t1epjdei tue prin.
ctplns inyoIvoI III favor Of Tho pnnplo, but
whethor tho people: through th9tr toycrninchff, 1
r r,nd: sa tHo nntrn n Xxx nnoo o fA
49, n,N.,,' "., -
1Nr. froucriek a, oohRl'ns aAia taat W WV !"
Me1noe. 81 'ue Ih'rts o",slsss, WV. mns
enne.ca tho ehart2ro OF ING un.pn tnu"o 'oau.
~ Nv wa ~ WV. uo'iass u W .ov9sa '"u !u w
nss. w .hos. stoVa no 'or sue w n''ss ~.
eu.,s .no p"e.s VI ,no to"u otossos s'.e tso.aS
sonutn1ns ,,' hno INC o'esfa Nosaaa' amu ~! coIFo.
spo,suine unn"see it'r olnor pof"ua'' ~ ~ aect VI
!a"u ~ a'H LUG Gnt!so fo'e' 9o sae r r,sa. ~ usa
~ ing gravel t'"ner, ana 10 on !ney Weee
4su etse" MNera.' seotlons y! ,anu sc. as III ..'os
"Nuc"lonR Ing ent'ro Fouto' anu fo'uV%~V ~
1fonas wnfo issued oetnse !hoy o'a sttoKo OF
"oFK' Ihoy alao naa tao ouovosnneht lleh maao
seennnary 70 M issue ~ s9u,go9,@o OF tae'e own
a1lo nNu Tue laho-9tant aonolou' 1ho 1Allas W.
1'hAhlt u t"7 ssott t,n4paus ~" suMpi '"o ".'
, 1881-04-11

THE re1nafns Of tho lato Senator Natl II.
Carpenter, Ut Wisconsin, wore yesterday
buried In Forest Home Cemetery, ut Mil
waukcc, with Imposing ceremonies. About
$4,000 people viewed thu body NJ 1t lay Ii,
state Mt tlO Court-I1OuSo,
, 1881-04-11

ADvICEs concerning tho massacre Of Col.
Elotter and Ills exploring party In Trlpolt are
fully confirmed. Tho commander and all tho
Frencl,men Of tho expedition were killed by
tho natives after bravo resistance agalnst
1lravy ptftfs.
, 1881-04-11

The, ,lflsl and AooF. Disturbances are proving
uKu would hava thought possible, IN calling tha
attention Of tho kaE!lsn people 10 thu danger
and dlsprBdtt which le Id thy jpcapBpity at The
Engllsh mind tor entering tnta tho piate of feels
au4 OF men Of diHeEept oFlx4u. Of lnsnpeFs. Or
order Of thought, We haYa frequently ID dle,
, 1881-04-11

ANOTHER rich Engllsl,nan Inns fallen into
the hands Of bandits, and Is held for heavy
ransom. Dr1gnnds near Satontca were the
chptors. III this case, antt their prIco Is
x.ar Inn
, 1881-04-11

Wltf Tic e011llG 10lly anu nnerllo 1aTC0 G01lR
on week after week III tic Senntc. Each
stda has tfeti Itself by CAUCUS edict which
both protond canMot be brokcn. 'fhere aro
not six Senators Of! either sltlo but are fully
aware Of the nltInblo spectacle tt,a Senate is
milking of itself. but 10 this time not d
single Senator on either si,lc has had Tie \
courago to defy tho mandate OF tho stupid
asfninc cntlcus decree and ruftiso 10 he
bound down to nj, improper wasto of public
time, mn embarrassing interference with En-
ccutlve attntrs md MI fndlgiity II the
American penplc. Some OF tho gentlemen
have run nway for their own personal coin
fort or advantage, but they have been care-
ful to pair off with their opp6sits 1t, or.let
tllat stupid folly and the deadlock may be
maintained.
And what Is this struggle all about9 Do
the Senators SUPPOSE TINT thu people arc lg-
,,orant OF It? Wfntcyor spec1oMs reasons
may be given, It Is nothing ,nore than col,-
test over a few clerkshtps. Tho Democratic
Senators want the present clerks to draw
pny during the vacation for 10 service ren-
tlercd. a1,d tho Republican Scnntors insist
that tlIeir 1,enchlncn sflall now 10 Installed
to draw pay for no service Until next winter.
This Is really NIL tho principle involved OIL
either side. Both sets Of Senators arc agreed
that the Treasury st,atl be robbed by Il couple
OF hundred swell loatcrs for six months.
The Republicans have slight advantage II,
claimlug that they represent q constitutional
majority Of tho Sennto; but tho Democrats
rctort that the Republicans have not con-
stitutiona! quorum; that from March It'll to-
day they l,aye mover had votes 'enonRl, Of
their own present to constitute quorum, ii
the other side, following tho precetonts of
the Republicans all last session, refuse to
yoto on questions they uro oppose.t to. Sucl,
being the fact, what Is tho earthly use OF co,t-
sumIng time In tho deadlock over cicrkshlps
| The public business will be suspended so
LONG as tho Democrats shall refuse to recog-
| nIzu the claims of tho party majority. The
Republicans should lIayo mutto M earnest
effort to assert their right to elect new OIL
| GERS, but when 1t BECAME evident tllat tha
! Democrats wcrc both dIsposcd anu 0ble to
prevent thcm from dining 50 at this executive
session. tbs Republicans should have pro.
! crctlcd to tho business which properly takes
urcccdeucc Of nero party advantage. There
| aro moro than 30 Presidential appointments
that nwatt the action of thu Scnnto, o,-sorna Of
them among the highest md most important
| publIc trusts-p1,d tllore aso four or five
, 1881-04-11

CLOUDY weather, with light ,rnln or snow,
and no decided chR,,ge In temperature, may
be looked tor to-day III this region.
, 1881-04-11

BEAcoSsr1ELD is still aiiyc, and il abIe to
take mour1siiment, but Ills weakness remains
a source Of constant anxiety.
, 1881-04-11
JOINING IaaUE,

JOINING IaaUE.
Stanford md Goull, Pacific Railway mo
nopollsts. and Gould and Vanderbilt, telc-
graphic monopolists, do not defend u,eit
nets and positions by exnuscs and ex-
plantations. They take the public bull by the
horns md threaten to break Its neck. Stan-
ford, Of San Francisco, tho forty-million
plutocrnt, denounccs tho Supreme Court de-
cisons asserting tho right OF tho Statcs to
regulate railways, !mplldcntly insists that
They arc private property, notwithstanding |
tho fact that not onu Of them could hnvc had |
M existence without the exercise ,of the |
right Of eminent domain, residing solely IN
tho State, refcrs tlfppantIy 10 the theory Of |
Government control as relic Of barbarisnl,
and dcties the Government to interfere |
except upon condition of the purchase !
of the road, including watercd stock,
Of COURSE. Fink, tho great Railway Pool
Commissioner, writes as II backed by mill
ions OF capital, as ho ts, boldly asserting
TINT the railways have done no wrong, and
pleasantly assuring the public that their owii-
ers atltl managers arc innocents In danger OF
being driven 10 despair md bankruptcy BY
the cruel public. DR.. Green, Gould's lieu-
tenant, 'pokes" " fun at the public for It's
vertlancy In trying to control lis chief, md,
ilourisl,Ing handful Of dissolved Injunc-
t!ons ag1,lust the telegraph consolidation
scheme, laughs pleasantly in the face Of his
audience, tic American people, rs 1t lie
would say, with the utmost good nature:
"Wl|at aro you R0ln4 to dc about tips
Meantime Mr., Vanderbilt und Mr., Gould
treat tho subject with gravity, protesting
that they are wearing themselves out
III philunthropIo efforts In tina serv-
icc OF tic p,ll,)Ic; thnt t1cy ara un-
selfish to wonderful dcgree, anti rob
themselves of tho sweet sonce Of sleep III
efforts to reduce the charges Of transpottn-
tlon to the lowest price consistent will, the
necessity Of providing for their families out
OF the lucagrt, urotits Of their ltttlo railway
enterprises. rho varied character or tbs
defcl,ses !utcrposul by the mol,opolsts,
tho cool denucc, tic firm tlei,tal OF the right
of aBy power to Interfere thu careful dc-
feuse Ut stock.waterIng operations, and dis
examinations ou thro,lRl contracts, and con.
soll.tatlous, and pooling, tho retort EXPLAIN.
tnry, tbs rcturt courteous, and the returt
i,up,dcut,-njl these show that they arc
prepared to l,old the!r gains, watcred stock
and nll, at oycry hazard.
Hut there Is Il new ptlnse to the colt
test which il worthy OF notice. Mr..
+. u. Thurber, a rlcll merchant OF New
York City, lins placed himself In tho " fore
front !, at tho battle aaainst railway abuses.
At tho heud Of tic National Antl-Sfonopoly
League. Mr., T|t,lrber has called attention to
tho fact that the SenRte OF the great Stntu of
New York dare not pass measure affecting
, 1881-04-11

AIevIcher er's Theatre, t.
Hadtson rtre0t. hetreon State aud Dearborn.
s.The Legion Of 1Ionorn
, 1881-04-11

THE business Of the manufacture Of Gig
arcsa has grown enormously IN tho past four
years. bts years ag0 all thu rfHarots used In tue
country wcsc tlnportod. Now the proluouoa II
almost entFely eoNtlnod to this country, and q
large amount os capital Ia Invested In tho bust.
meas. Tho following tsbla snows tho increase In
this industry during tho pust thrco years.
YenTs. OfQnysts. NeueHue,
1SlH., tAS.WQNQ fN4OQt
1876, ,,+,,,,; -, 2..3B 100000 417O00
l8E0, E0,,,,,,,,.,,,...,,,,, 4Q8 10000 7lGQM
, 1881-04-11

upon bad landlords. In 4 subsequent
speech the sa,na evening Tarnell warned tho
people that tho battlc, SO. far from being Won,
lad only lust begun.
, 1881-04-11

Olympic Theatre.
r1art atreet heiwccn Lake md Randolph. En-.
epscmcnt Of the Kelly Il ityan Combination. Variety
entertainments.
, 1881-04-11
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

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, 1881-04-11

Academy uf Mnaic.
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entertainments.
, 1881-04-11
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, 1881-04-11

TTnverly'a Thenfre.
'rea5tora stTrnt corner af Mnnr0a Engagement
Of Qereyteye Ward. "Forgot- Mo.Eot"
, 1881-04-11

Grand Drcrn-TIouae.
Clnrt ktrcot4 o,pnstt now caurt-fionas. Engage
naus Of D'OyioJ Car.a i nico's comio opera Com"
pany, "I,iIlco Taylor"
, 1881-04-11

IEootey'a Thentrn.
.Rendolnh ttrcet. hctwecn Ctnrk and ia aa1s1. En-
easemcnt Of ltobson and Crane. "A. D. 1@o.''
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-01
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-01
THE TIMES NEW BLOOMFIELD, Pa FEBR UARY l. 1881

Talbot, the youngest of the two brothers,
aged about q, put tho doctor out OF the
way, and that Albert Talbot was in the
plot to kill him, and that the two brothers
had moulded the fatal bullet upstairs in
the family residence, few days before the
commission of the crime.
1t will be a hotly contested battle for
life, as the very best legal talent in the
northwest Missouri has been engaged on
both sides. In the case of Wyatt a motion
for change of venue win be heard at
the March term.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-01
ANEW STORY by GEO. MACDONALD,

n NEW SAOhN ny GEOs MaCDONALD,
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and send them the original manuscript OF a Serial
cRSfser Win nd Of greater rs neR,es Ra
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Mrs Mrs A. M Diax has written the Little Folks own
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For the older young folks there will be
THE STORY OF HONOR BRIGHT
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This new story is dedicated to the boys of certain
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