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9psetat Dtspatch to The Cht+d1o 1ft5uMe.
ISnIANApo1ls. Ind, Oct. l8.-Tlc General
Convention of tho missionary hodcs If tile
Christian Church WIS fairly inauKnrateu To-
dnY. At IL O'Clock tic Wolllcn's Board of
Missions llelu u s0rfal a1ld devotional meet
ing. Amoug the distinguished delegates
present representing thEs body are Miss 4,
J. Dickinson, Ellrekl. ILL.,; Miss j. II. Smart,
st. Louis; Miss Emma Campbell, Jackson
Miss Elm Smith, Cincinnati: Miss SGhell,
Washington, d. c.; and Mrs. Fuller, Dcs
Aloines, Ia. AT the afternoon session Mrs.
A, q. Shortrlttgo, Corresponding Secretary
ot the bonrt, presented her annual report.
The report shows a steGdy growth Of nils.
slorRry work throughout the church, MNl
contains Il
SYNOPSIS or THE NErORTS
submitted by tlla vari0lis State societies. Tho
Treasurer, u. W. Colo, Nlso renl his aMnhaI
report, showing total receipts of 8l0,2tS.S3
aiid disbursements S7,6s1oo5, leaving 4 ball
as.ce OIL hand Of so,55l.5, This contingent
fund had on hand Oct. 10, 1880, 81, 0223.6!; re-
celve,l during the year, S3,3D.U0; total,
S7,3:SI. AZ; disbursements, 63,bS1.15; halnnco
OH },nnd, Soo,435.l7. At tbs Gvoning session
the I.av. A. j. Hobbs read the address pro-
pared by The Rev. tsnNc Errett for the 0cua-
sion, the laiter having been called to Mtcht-
gan by tho lllness OF his sun. Tho Kev. l..
7. Sweeto1l, Of Kingston, jamaica, anil Mrs.
Fuller alsu addressed tho lneet!ng. Thu cull-
yuAtlon will continue Nnsi! friday,
H0AND UF FDllEIGH MISSIONS.
Sr. LOUIS, No., Oc1. ls.-Ihe ssyenty-sec-
ontl ai.llual mrAtlng of tbs American Board
Of Foreign Missions beEnu this afternoon ut
> O'Clock. About 500 delegates heo already
here. ~ t!a abs.,i'eY o. 1e Isosidant and M
, 1881-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
1tlll1On IN AEXAfik

EEwAnK, N, j., Oct. la.-Tho conservation
Of tho Rt.-ltey. W, n. Wiggor ~ Bishop Of
Nawark, in succession to Archbishop Uorrl.
gan, now coasij Tutor 10 Ills EnltnGilee Cardinal
MeCloskey, so0k place folay III st. l,atrIckts
Cathedral, this city.
IOWA 7. II. G. 4.
BURLINGTON, Ia., Oct, H.-The Young
Mems Christian Association 0f Iowa holds
State Convention In burlington, begiun lux
Thursday. of this week alla continuing tAroe
tho StAte Ia expected.
, 1881-10-19
CROPS.
KANSAS,

Special Correspondence d 4Ne Chicago Trtauna
TorEK.A, Kas., Oct, 10, lest,-Atyites re-
ceived horu fran leadinr wheat growers III
1ha state Five ossl,rnnre Tint thr winter ,vhont
is In fins condition. Thu general urosnrri
ho. !" ~ ~. ' haa od ~ ~ p'J i,pi,,
1"s nv usen oo s"ua IL. wv se"'e, '1.,'a ..,,I
nH'o uce'. aou""a'1 "l.u seas''''..ole. 4he
fcpolts from sonio u LIS pf''se'pa1 "''ea1
counties are rs follows:
Tl.uuo COUNTY.
Nakceny-Tl,c acrcaeu of winter wheat IA
% per cent As culnpAr1tl with lust ,par, and
iis present condition ~ per cent better than
at tic slma time lust full.
COVE COUNTY.
Graint,e!l-Therc Is nbo,t ouc.thlrl less
acreauu in wheat ills yenr rs COMPARED viii
Inst. Ilis is owing 10 the fIry s,rl early In
@ b.; s os sasyh a.a ste eno sswn wsa
Locality. ''''~
sEpGwlck curyrY,.
,v1chtto- rr,.a,,c NJ What !. ~ ner ccn.
less than Inst yuNr, fho rrpli,,I nut Grinu in
Sincs tIe va fiuy., int rreat lsaI oi e rai'l.
50 tllat inc entire acrtneu suwn loiiks lll,-
Usually we'll. and the prospect Is regarded ~
Fefs '''olap'e.
SUMNER COUNTY.
Wetlington-WheatA AGspaRe Inst year was
Si,073, md will be Is to ~ per cent larger
thls year. iihvt Hnt1 ii1hVy rhl'ls, when
iASe nei!aSea ~ "a p.nnt'HE; ,p LIZ gaop seMn PR.
n,t.r ,Gon IL " tn.i sasn iitnn"st riel,i ~
p"a'ST a Ell tsn , 'ast ~ ssnsH sh n, S.. u VI
HIST c'op ""' o. oMs"c'S' ass'"e' apoa'' ID
linn COUNTY. ....
In Cygne-The average Of wheat sown Is
much s!na!ter tflaM last scar, but what wo
haYe Is III lalr coHa.tloh allu a0ul4 Wolls
SALINE COUNTY.
s,,,ro.-rha ncrnur, NJ yhnot Ia lo,vor file
fall about oise.tIfr,t Iuss TIM, Iust yenr, It
ia rnnerulIv i'm md lnuktl,r wrii: soino OF it
u,rrT,eu eo,,xry.
III 1,,ro,,,-Ahn,,ts N mi. cnnt ,asq In o.rc.
nr. ~ faiI wheat h,li Il tnnss IN III nnr ~ "ent
i,.ttt.r tt.nu nj tf,s snn,e lima int vrnr 0i.r
furnnrs hnvn c0,,ri,tfln,l tD sn,v !isss ,,,mhcr
ri ncrt.s .nch vaar n11tl nit ii Ii, hnitsr in.
liz lIayIne Vim II thry W Gun M raso e ;i,orp h wheat. '' w
paHFlass-Lfss e. aerehgs, hut i1 n better
occurs w9 Will have more than MI average
crop.
RENO COUNTY.
,Hutchlnso',-AcEeaRe OF winter wheat
about u per cent cn1l'uA'yd witt! last yenr.
Inc c0nnitioh Is ~ per cent potles. Boi't
curly a1ta late wheat LOOKS a''le'
AYCilsOS COUNTY.
Eallnghan,--'rhe dry fall prevented tho
usual nlNolI,1t Of wheat betnK nut IN, hut
what wis suwn IL looking remarkably ti1,e
and making Immense stuots.
ANDERSON COUNTY, ..-
hut tiie ears With which the grain WIS pit
IN. a,li tho tlno condition Of tho crop ut thts
last scar.
hAltroS COUNTY. ..',
Groat lend.,.The, acreage Of wintor wheat
Snw'l tl!is ~! u abu!lt iho san,e .a last year
a a., a4ut - ~ ,r.. r,, ''s ~" ti,s, so
Sas,ytnn NJ t. itta intS, t"r .vu ria
sr", Ia .arw ,uo,.t ard ~" ,vh.nf H. cn.
a,.',, r e;,,,n., -, ,,..iti,, i mi ,,.r,ftijw
, 1881-10-19
NEVADA BANK,

SAN FnANclsco, Oct ls,-The adjourned
annual meeting OF the Nevada Bank was
held today. The following Directors were
electe.t: J. q. Flood, John W, Maukoy,
Jalues q. Fair, ]. J.. Flood, and y. r. North.
j. q. Flood WIS el,oasN President, o. u.
North Vico-president, j, .. Angus Hocre-
tary. Louis McLane. who has been l'resl.
dent OF tho bnhk sillcu its Qrgaplzatlnn, has
disposed Of hi4 interest !a The salllo md vol
UNFAIRLY resigned.
, 1881-10-19

In tho case Of tho Chicago j. Western Indiana
1saItraad Conpany VI. Porry II. Smith .Jr. 1t al..
condemnation, which had been OF, tr'At several
days. tho Jury found the land tnkcn to be valued
ut E51,tO0 Tho tand condemned is duck prup-
erty H1ong tho river tttwreu Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets, which hRs been tukcn for
valued III S.JtuU and tho ruiirDu.u COMPANY wns
willing to give e:ntJu3 for. Tho usual tnt,ion for.
q now trial was nude.
, 1881-10-19
DIVORCES.

About twonty.tbrea years ago Susan A. John-
sou wMs married to ln mes +. Johhs0n Ut Ply
mouth. Mieh., and lived with him quite pcaoea-
by until l6I8. whom hc hcxau to abuHo hsr,
knocking her lowu, chokluy hor, aud othar-
w!se 14nltrentlny her. She endured II ~ lonK III
Bho tlRsetl, hut rave ur 1t last, and now ssk1 10
pMas her rvh.sin lining dAys in quiet.
The04or bwI.letYkl asked for divorce from
h!s wtfu b1ary on account Of hsr alleged blg.
nI,y.
Judge 1arlner yesterday grantot q divorce to
Johu A. MIur from AdLle A. Miller, on tho
Hround Ut adultery, md ~ Eroka 4. NelsUn
froM Victor Il. Nelson, for ndultory.
, 1881-10-19

david IL Frukor. Thomas Chalnors, and Hiram
II. ScoyIale Ale4 bill yesterday agalust tas
GAtes i Booytlto Iron Works Company 10 NJ
nsraln It tron infringing their patent tor all !ni-
proved os4sh,ng mauhtuc. issued March y. ls09.
To- lan,ot ". Kutter.
LoUnila 10 1cslsain him from infringing htS
p4tant sQr Improved wRaoa hadiss, tsaacd Sept
u, l513.
J. ii, Flower, Recelyer ot The German National
, 1881-10-19
tircnHpl,utI,N


STATE COUNTS.
Henri 1'atwiH begun d suit for $1,000 ycster.
day axniHst IiaIph Emerson, William Il. Halo,
and f.uoIus Il. Fisher.
John Lemboke commenced m notion In tres.
pas. against Charles Lnbahs, lastnS damages at
ff1,DD.
sitnon Sllvcrterv brought suit for 81 900
against 0tla H. johnson.
Preston. ktan & Ea,. began = suit 10 recover
$500 Ut Tho Commercial NATIONAL Bank OF Chi
tcrnauonal l.ank. and II thirti, alsu fur &5tNO,
ngalnst The ERnadfnn Hank u Cnmtnnrcc. AL
the.e suits Ert,w btIt uf the recent Eunlst0ck
failure IN tho Hoard Or rrllc.
Henry SieI3Inn!i sileu the Chicago West DI.
vtsi',li Hallway Company fur 45OW Hamhgcs.
frntn II. II. Edison at,d u. T.. Mann.
, 1881-10-19

tvr,tfi ir stranun II tjn hnH fifthfn1 III lrarD
rn III IL III. riii" @ ~ * mr. nnIi,
~. - wnrr ~ H. rns ~ whIt M Str nrtlt.ins ~
r',liaInn ,,,ay ia nn*t Htr rIutru hm,s II no.
r., tiisrt,vrr whnrrn ", ~ r"t, nntn nv f t,,ir
po4ition- .uorn ii,ipieHnabic, or i,Y which VIC can
p.mizct linn in tt,n ttaastnni s,r,,,t, icinrt.
tl1o axsetnGicd rrnrcset1totvMs nf dir nnsiro
LII ia than, with Tho sluulo t1estro IN t,Etf th6
Gospel With which wo i,0va brGn intr,i.ind with
s Sst 9ssSs . a1SJo Ia r. 4 ei5Sr s';6 WV
iilers nA we'll iii lly ttio wix,on of dir own cx-
jnrlenco, consl'lef whetler, sonlo ii our ,lne
phr,sed, an tiioIr rola.ion 10 our systcn ii
faIth to liOrc distinctly seen.
/. Al. To tho ,miura And government or t'nl.
mid Moba,,,I1c,ilns Chris, luis tliEIcr fro, u,.rli
!ss %rnsse + 70 o hI fr y ss S' Nc NJ Il @
tI9cnt Trlnitnrslt mems to Huy iy Ills beIttl thut
tilero sru threu uols Int three forms Of tho pt,e
tl,cso f0rnis uucll.lal. THO UtiyersalIst Chnrctl
ncGepis tf1v trtfold manifestation u uos lit
tinctiy ttieru Is int ono Col. tncnl,ittR thur1!y
thAt Ml ntler beings hut this nlln nc!ilK nsu
t:re.ltta! hy Him atsd proceed FROM Him. Thirst
iioy srt H T s noe aae ao s ts aaosy C | tS wo
Ui IN chrIst carries forward lilo work Of human
'ess'x NV t tr ., '; n oonoco .bnt tito essential
m@nl,,re M u uMt y ,itkno'sablo; Tho 1ssaneo % M Of
nt Him ut tho best Ia hut partlal md relative,
hut mod not be t,t tint neto,,t a har crro'p,
nus Or untrl1stws!rthy. Any revelation which
mat, Ii "nDoosa,rily cast In Tho ilioiI u our
1ninds." Thu Matnts uf GMt, 81 TO- speIk. Ia
t,,Ai1y sided. we hihcnyer only Il nart ot taa n
tsnIt whoc, and II wu Interpret his ln!lhlt full
ADEQUATE: We nss'! ! h.heretoso,, q sl"w him IN
" Tho wnrd Father, for tnttanes, 9lycA ,ha
roprrsentatiMn OF Gna characteristic II Chris.
, 1881-10-19

The ladies who some tlme since wcro unable
to R0 nut, bnviny taken Lydia T.. Plnkham's
vcEelAblc Compound. arU quite recovered, anti
fIitve gune IN their why rejoicing.
, 1881-10-19
l't'EN{8.


Judge Drum1uond IL expected home Saturday.
Today III default day in tho Circuit Court.
, 1881-10-19

Wtpphrstsr's tayppphpsPhlfpy
xlloura consumption. coughs. w0Ak lupx1 hFonv
chltis, and general debility, Estalushed = yeaEa
, 1881-10-19
MICHIGAN.

6ptetat DHpatth 10 This CAteaeo Tribune.
CoIpwATEr, Mich, Oct. ls.-N[ore rain In
tlIls sectso', Is dining great damage 10 crops.
wtIicl. are either growing or rottlng In tha
fields, especially corn and clover. Many
country roads arc well nigh ilnpassnh!a, and
!ands aro covered with water. Fodder on tho
high lands is doing well.
, 1881-10-19

MILWAUKEE, Oct. i8.~-Ohe Of II, g. Dun
& Co.'s commercial agr,icy reporters has Just
returned frDIn AT extended tour throuRn-
out the Northwest, securing positive tnfor-
nation relative to gc1leral condition Of fur
1nera mud country bnsiiEcBs men. liz states
that MI unprecedented SEASON Of rains has
done great dn,laEc. For over four weeks
farmers liay1 beel utnbIe to do ,islnI fail
work and marketing. fira!n In stacks Is
much daulaxed. 1'utatocs and roots III tho
tinlls Rre rt,ttInR In thH mud, Mlscil corn III
slIocks lsls sprni,teh and Is ruined, and the
0n!l0ok generally IL bn.. liz baIlevcs tho
market. etc.. will prove disastrous 10 c0un-
try merchants. lie believes the unnngo to
wheat Il, stacks nild III shocks h, tho field Il
very serious.
, 1881-10-19
about one-tI1trd as compared with last ,orr.
Present condition good.

nDout ohc-ll!ln aS compared with last 1orfs
Present condition good
HARBOUR COUNTY.
Medicine ttotge-Of winter wheat there Is
about 0lle-thlrtl less than last year. Sowcd
!nte on account OF The dry weather. Tiers
have been Numerous rains slnce, and prcsent
condition Is good.
r,OEukAs COUNTY.
Lawrence-Icn to t5 per cent less acre.
nKe 1f fall wheat, .b,tt promising condition
greatly encourages the farmers. Tho 1btItt.
tnnt rntl1fnll llns put the gr0vnd In fine coii~
M'I'ffEisoN COUNTY.
Mcphcrsor-'rhlsc county had $4,000 acres
OF wtlier wheat Inst yeAr; p1nnt Abotlt tho
same Inst year; condition good; nll up; STOOL
Ing yell.
CLAY c1ttyTY.
Clay Centre-An unusual breadtI, 0f wheat
ta5 been sow,l-uVnr ;lO01 Acres-anl 1t tR
promising well. J'llG carly s0wn Is rank and
green. and Is stn01ing we'll.
OsnUl1NE C4It1XTY.
Oslmrnc-lnrreasg acreage and better
condition. Thnruugil cultivation Of the
grtI'lntl mid careful putting lii Of tho grain
il1kcs winter wllcnt Il certain crop with iii.
HARVEY COUNTY.
Newton.-The aascage Of wheat sn,vn this
fall, ny cnlnpnred with tic fall ct 1850. Ii
abnnt y per cent. Its condition Is nlllcl,
better than In any year sinc1 1877.
, 1881-10-19

pnoscd into sumo othor ereaturc. Is he respo,lsi-
bly, and i not Responsible eA, BY SIN, aud II ho
sin. wo eay, y an act of tho wtll-the mimi
n,ust consciously assent. Hut ls 1t not aao true
a a1 s S sSax snso 4 as
which brl9ug % thls !!Eot Death must wnrk =
y,ondsrfn! 70, chansS. W. ssomot,mes s l.; foExot: -
sttlou tr.,m this body to QUO suited to
splrituul bo.ly Il rot cosnlxable "
ILL., Spiritual Goay, I'D I'd We seoept tho S octrinS
spiritual stata in wh!ch II IL to sxist afe ieoi:
prohunslhiu to us. And 1noat likely much Of our
5eaaoa!nx IN reference to tue imn.ostal llte
= = IT,, e from ,Sastt y t,,,atio,;. sios i, VI!
rsc 5s sss 20 oasoa t. y or e. e ssss a tho
sumption that ain ontora tho iaatnurtal world.
we stand Hp9n nrm eronnA and rcoosniza alt
Consequences OF our conduct Affect tho srIrttuul
Rsys IT s@ssos ssss sp a4e SS
Justified In going.
l. Al to tte !ieath Of Cariat. ....
For wnal .lia ChElat do, aud what Ia ueant BY
cnllesi, thu atoneu,entY
,ye say, aa q Church. that Christ died to ruoon.
therc III man thu. readerat such reconciliation
ssnsfd Ts sns9 ea s S nstotose Il %s p1yyo0e'iS 'spy @
or that those tlen Tying wero suntr.s j. =. dil
few moMbers Vt Ii who ohanced ii bo Ut thai
t!Ine upon tho earth and Ut Variance with !thn2
II We wy the racs then this oo,,liot: or aena
81: 5fs at II aea;a ns
20 Tug doad aild 10 the millions to b. hereafter
, 1881-07-07

with lin Is no wcnk sentiment, t,t n qual =
ity to bo proud Of, will enrcas lin moro
than over TO every American lIa,ne wl,tcl, Is
held toRetlter by love. Those nso qualities
which every INIT ami wntlltlt enn apprccl-
ntc, and 1t Is largely owing 10 their maulfcsta-
tlon that every nlanof ,nhnly spirit aml IVORY
wonan who hHl.!s ltsvu tlcar funls NJ Il {, pcr-
sotal friend hatl. :tmcn stricken tiowf,, and Is
prhy:nx for his recovery to t,raltlt. 1t Is not
aionc tho political mnscssuences wlitcl, III
sptrc tic I,ope 1lo ,n.y recovesy but tho tofty
inu,,lncss Ut tho hln,,, Ills yrcnC 'ifeart h1ui
kindly spirit, Ills love for his wifc,, Ills
,notior, md Ills children. 1t Is tho eolnblnn-
tlon Of tllcsu qualities which. SHOULD llo To.
cover, wilt lit tho clouds Ut roo,n nli s,,cl,
Il thanksgiving IL 1tcnyun rs this country
ilas ieycr known before. Thu 11otnc md Its
ini,ucncc5are tho ultimate safeguards of 0,tr
1ibrrty, and the first lady nntt gentleman of
tho Republic, turp,s 'bnco conventional, now
enrncd by right, l,avn carried tI,eso Ilone it,
tiucnces with tlom w'lore their light burns
ali tho more brightly by reasoll Of liz exalted
pdsftton. The prayers frnm tl,ssnNtls Of
other homes NIL oyer tl,ts brontl land will 70
up increasingly tl,at It Iiny int be cxt1n-
Glitshct.
, 1881-07-07
a COMMENCEMENT Of the New York Times

In tho bulletin OF tho Now Yosk Pathological!
Society fur 1aMnaFy, 1881. the following cAs9 u
recorded; alhg patient hati died OF soHlu 1thor
t1tscaN, aud At tho pst. t,nrtcnl c4a!nat tluu a1l
ir0n bullet was f1und by IL. II. y, sand. tn tho
oHheulunl. II Was eHoyst1tl, and hal evidently
boon theeo long time. 1t WAa eontUa( two !uuhcs
trul the left horticr of tho great 0luentuul, atd
two inches below the Eloatos curvature OF tho
stomach. On mora close axauInat0n, u cir
uular scar was found Utl the right side ct tho
chest, vol. rkctl scnrGn tho plcara, between
the tIghth aud nlpth rfbs: anuthDs sour on tho
pIeurat surface Of tho diaphragm. and still
Anuthcr on ltB lowcr surface ill Of tho eAmo stze
md lcadipg In the eatuo direction. .Thuro was
Also nu0thor scar On tho right l06n Of tho liver,
WHICH was Kro0YtA and furr0Wcd by tho
proJcotl!o. Tho lnn4 itatIf had not boon III.
1urod, for thu bal bud pessctl through, Of rather
b0twoet,, the two pl0uue, thou through tho
diaphragm, ,next between Il and tho llser, Whio.
lodged u tho abdomon, ,witauut in1urtne tho
tu0d vessels" Thls T,3os hospttAl pati1nt hal
boon shot years 0cS0FG IN tho chest, the ball,
weighing Quo and u half ounncs,. grazing tho
lungs, rDrforattux tho diaphragm. dGopty KFooy.
tuH aud tnlurtng the liver, and lnaliy was sAtuly
burlgd In Comparatively unimpoEtant porttoua
Ut thb belly, whera It Tcu,alnou for yours, tho
pat1ent dying subsequently, and loug after, OF
eOlta other dlHoAs0 enttT0ly unconneotel with
hIs previous Injury, NAy VIC not hnpo that tho
sumo Providence which watched over this INuor
!abortng EnRn tnay also save cur wc!lsbelqvod
, 1881-07-07

States ,nny hc fornl pretty NUMEROUS III MI
tic New England Statcs. Massachusetts aid
Maine. Now hampshire and Vermont, Coli
nrctlcut nntl llt1otls 1s|nntl, hn,l higher no
lions Of tho mission Of the Republican
party tlAn professional traffic In ofilco; they
werc At Ssalwatts nl'long Stalwhrt*." Tlle
anil Minnesota, AtfclItgatl, il!nnts, nlnl
lMlEuna were "stalwntts Of tic highest
ttcRrre: but when Conklng presented lllM,-
sclf at the Chicago Convention mil cotl-
,nafutcd that tl,c Republicans ot these Siaes
slluutt acc..l,t tic candidate sccctetl BY the
spoiIs 1'osses. thcy Indignantly rotuse,t.
They voted for Btafnr, or aVasllburne, ar
Window rs: Stalwart RcpuDtcails,-n,
eventually voted fur at,tl nominated Gnriield
as n Stalwnrt, whoso vtcws oil tho spofts sys.
TEN were utterly at variance with those Of
Cohkling.
III tlis proceeding they had tho cooperation
OF n lnrgu n,tinbnr Of Stnlwnft Republican
representatives Ut New York atlti Ut rcnn-
sytvnntn, ai,1 Of tho tsil,rOkcm dclcEatfon
from Ohio. These were tho "StalwArts" of
tho Republican party, wllo, rejecting NIL tho
nppen;s uf GoMk'lng, declnrcd their devotion
10 tho Stalwart policy If Dlainc. Window,
WnshbIrne, MID unrllcld. and, uniting, l,0-
limited mid subsequently elected Garfield MS
tho Stalwart representative Of tile prlli-
clplcs, policies. nntl Integrity Of tho 1ioNubllc
Nh party Ut tho United Stntes, aitl who to
day, with an incroased ltiauinttys support
tlleir illnstrfous Chief, who lanRuislles otl n
bell Ut paim through tho mt,rlerol,s net OF II
disciple Of tic spotls school ut politics.
, 1881-07-07

Tue Garman elactious are hxed for Sop
te.nbor aud It IL reported that the stFuRslo will
10 unusually keen,. The object Of both parties
will be to win the woFkmcu, who, It IA stated, In
sptto OF tho pEomlaes made theru. Will deoldo
against l,a doyernment. Unfortunately, tho
old dytioulty OF tho Liberals, that ot helE untcd
among theu4olyos. Ia not yot oycrconie, Halt
OF the PFotostauts and skoptfcs want Liberalism.
plus uismarok. which they cannot havoi while
the othor half will sacrifice anythfnR thor than
gIyo Cushollelam full play. Tho Catholic Ltbess
as. agatu, think that II thay join the body Of tho
party Bismarck will shasPen tho Falk laws,
while tho Lihorals will not voluntarily relax
thsm. Tho elections are sure, ,tharofors, to
Yield Rs teast four Liberal parties, who ilhave
tbs greatest dtficulty Ia uniting. There sEa
theso who Wtl follow tho Chancellor u any
, 1881-07-07

TIlE Interview of ex-senator Conkling re-
ported yesterday Is all extraordinary con-
trbutton to tho literature growing out of.
tl,e event Wllietl llas shocked tho civilized
woritt. IL IL 4 legitimate subject Of cool
criticism, since Conkling Is entirely nll,uoyed
BY tho attempted assassination Of tho Presl-
dent of tic United Stntca. lie snys "Ttlore
II no occasion for public apprehension or ex-
cftc,nert,' notwithstanding there Is almost
universal "publtc apprehension AMI excite
nicnt." With tho calm INSURANCE. Of iisl-
measurable superiority '1,c reoukcs all tho
rest of nlankilAl lie declares tliat the as-
sasin's .lect Is one Of "Rreat cnorm1ty," but
s,'Hlts 10 otlur 50 ,n,tcli rs ot,e word OF SYM
patlly with its lllustrlo1,s victim. With fnfty
1istatn OF the cUillino1I fear TINT Garilgld's
dcatll wUul.l prove far-rcaclltlE calamity,
Conkttng declares TINT "It Is tho glory mud
safety If MIR institutions that ito 1nntnan's
net can runch bcyulltl tho Individual Mt
whom l,u uims." Doubtless it will bo
4laitaed IN behalf OF Atr. Conkllng that le
merely designed to sny TINT tic Presidential
succession Is secured by tho Constitution.
Hut this Is Il 1nero plat1t,tdc,-tho statement
Of n fart within tho knowledge uf oyery
A,ncrlcnlt citizen. Tho sc1po Of Conkling'a 4
rcn,nr1z Is much broader iii view of Its coll
text, which Is chiefly n eul6gy Of the Vice
Trcsitlent; It Is Intended to convey The Int
preston that tho administration OF atfairs
would 10 quito rs safe, TT tho hauds OF
Arthur Us IN those of President Garfield. In
this opinion the country does not coltcur,
and this Is the main ground Of the "oxclte.
,ncnt and apprehension which generllly
prevail. ConkIing says: "'r!lu Government
belongs 10 the people, ntll will go on power.
fully III n trial like this" Hut lie does
not say what Mr. Arthur painfully
rcaltzus-1,anlrly: that the puop!e dill
not elect him to tho Presidency, and tl,at
they would generally regret Ills accession
Thereto. 1t Is ptall TINT the )" ntatlman's
act" ca,, !" ruacl, beyond tho individual nj
whom hp ui,us," because In tho event OF tle
death of President Garfield from tho effects
Of tic wound inflicted by GulteR,l Mr.
Arthur will tecomu President against the
wish antl will Ut tho people. There aru MANY
Indications tl,at tic Attempted assassination oi
| this President llns fur more profoundly atfcct
cd Mr.. Arthur tl,nn Air. Conkling. There l.
no evidence 1T tho bcnttng or tho utteratcos
of thD Vice President slMce the event wllfcl
plunged tho Natiun In grief that any REM
lnnt Ut tho bitterness ut tho late contest oi
Ills faction against tho President remains IL
his Heart. lilo l'as borne himself thoughtful
ly, 1ionoral,'y, symrathattcally. MID the couu
try IL not unmindful Of Ills crelitab1c dc
,uea1lor In nil exceedingly trying situation.
, 1881-07-07
THE apo1Ls SYSTEM AND sTALWART1aM
UNLIKE

In IN article printed III THE trnlnuSE yes
tcrlay wo sui.l: '"Cunkling Is ilaccura1eEy
callctl tllu leader Of the 'Stalwart' element
of tile Republican party. StalWartfsu Inns
tn Ito will Southern politics; with tho trent
llscnt Of the blacks by tho DoMrboms; with
violations If frcD bullot utd inlr cotlnt.'
But ConklInsIsrn il engrossud with naachlMs
politics aud o1i!cc-getting, uosslsm a,ltl cor.
rupllon III government"
When t!uIteau declared that lle was
"Stalwsrt among Stnlwnrts he foil Into tho
error, shared BY many others, OF confoundtng
tho sl,oils Bystum With Stuawnrttsn!., There
III nothing III cUlnl,lDl botwCell them, 'Stnl-
wartsnl rests llpUl. u policy OF governments
growing nut ut tho Rebellion. 1t represents
the prtncIpu Of vigorously carrylng out this
reconstruction taws, particularly the ont0rcc-
1,lciIt of tic legal right of tic cUl0rel people
nf the Southern 5tatcs TO vote, mud 10 iiave
t'lclr votes fulrly counted; n1ld also 10 taye
their rights Of rcrSO'l protected. Stalwnrt-
1slM found faull With llayes' Administration
for exhibiting too much c0lietllati0n md
lenichcy TO tilu Confe.lurates. They wanted
tlI0 reconstruction Art8 more effectively anl
sharply unfowctl. llaycs tll0uRht tl.at unaor
Il furbuurfug alNl persuasive 0llye-branci!
policy thu Southern whites would yotuulurl-
ly recognize nntl permit the cnioret pc0ple to
enjoy their IegAl rights, aild 1t was because
Of tho faiiurn oi tllls treatment to secure
}nstico that Mr. HaIno advocated stronger,
nlors vigorous, and "Stalwart" actlon to-
wards tho bu'ltloztns Suites. Mr.. blaine
WIS the autl.or ut the term US used In tllat
sense. lfo wss The lender of tla Stalwarts.