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, 1881-04-02

-, FFNHE :" IHA E.IFs 1E7Nd0V.H
"Attor returning from tho EeAt uf WIT 1t was
his eHstnnI went on tho young nun ori,rst IT,,
awaro that ho tnd M audience, UNI t!olnH iii
Lest to toll th0 story well.-"tt lyas hts custom
tU visit Tho hDkultns laiIr Ansl tnIk with Tho ajDc
to a ct'.nl'iou Bt!!.!lrr. whose wound was pro-
na!lneah tattl. The Emrcrnr nskuA tho t1,un
n ta. m ~ s Go 40 a., TOR & n ".S nhS y EoI1ler rs!
Werc with him ut li4 Inst hUut. 'iutIr wish
ahl! be Eratttled. sn!h TIM Ezhr. Jtefnro lIs he-
pnrtu Fu from thu hInftat hu Eaye orters TINT ut
hny hour VI tho dmy nr Night. when The nIa,l
shnt,l! bo dying, he wAs tn be nol!Heft. The
SAINT. command wus RlfsN ut tho pAlucv.. The
man l!nEurutt for SUM t!nya, but at Inst tito In
nKa of death appcaru'! tn hin, anu messenger
wna dispatched TO- tho lnlntM netuut cttek tilu
ih'x y, Il" Kar S III ta nsy sHIs "c1 y Setg
hurried tu thu sulhlGrs asl.e, md, true TO bis
prUlniac, stud by him tn tho Inst"
No other Whisksr 1}yo equals TIllrs 10 cents.
, 1881-04-02
TEMPERANCE.
An Interesting Talk with MT. Robert
Graham,
The Manner III Which tho Church OF
I Engfand Society Works.
Prohibition Regarded as IN lmpossibility
In England.
What tho Gentleman Has Seen and Done During
HIS Visit 10 America.

A new departure In temperance work, nntl
ono which Ia attracting much attention and up
pears likely to oatI to important results Is tie
work represented by Mr.. Hubert urai,ntn, Of
Manchester. England. whD Is In s,hI,nnh TN d
brief visit. Mr.. Grllhnul IL the 0cHcrni secto-
tary OF tile Church u EhElnnd Temperance so-
olcty, md snme mouths ngo wns commissioned
by that organization TO Walt this country nn.l
Cutl0sn for tho purpose Of making inquiries us
to tho operation Ut the prohlbltory lava and tho
management aud working Of tnehFIata nAytums.
lie arrived In New York last Janslary, md bus
visited ail tho pencpni cities Of tho EkBt, speak,
Ing in most or ihem to large nuIipnccs,
and industriousiy acquiring information from
9ll Sources upnu tho subjects tcylx,iatetl.
Ycaterslny u rnporter of THE 1ninuSx ca'lui
upon hltn For tho PURPOSE of UtIthinnY II siate-
nclt 0f tho aims i1,l objects of tho Sociuty. and
other lMlnts 2f interest,", Nj; ntnhnm Is tho
Eucst 0f MIR. Fowler. of No. f25 1.l HnllD street,
l!nd makes that Rrltletnan's olIfcn headquarters
during hts brief stay i'll Ehtcnvo. llg rclIy
cutiHtntctl to furnish tho information Askud aIli
explained
, 1881-04-02

3PFAftf 0Np0t%h ~ AHt LAl<QqG 1S1bQHG.
NEW YoNK, april 1.-tiiiAfS-W!rtor wheat sd.
sanr1a very Ahar'AT AZ !aapnced In par by tho un~
favorable wenthcr nnd crhn ftpurt4 frum tho West,
which wero used during tho day ~ tile Utmost to
grades about H4lu ba h,yru acttyo md sda1t.
whut oxcfsod market, breaking, however,
toward tho closo. nnd On tho opttuua On No. 4
1ea 1eeeoma hf&Ao ror hu and leaving
OIL weak though for prompt doIrery ycry well run.
rortedt export daanas asaln quito liberal, ihougl,
oleckad by h'Rhcr rnsgo Of yalncs M suitable
xsnes Of stockss snrns wlleat hold higher hut quIuti
hea No. red Mt u ~, u!os1nx at Ga1, bl, En rod.
enrlY Icitvotos At tl24A2a for railr,sd And f1y,s
GiH for can1 GloslnR nj Il Is asked fur railroad, do
Art!l nt sl.x'}s4i%'k, co.ins nt st.zas do May at
tl,7tif4t.2:3{, c5osfna vi sl.2s bldI du June al
slata,21A ctosiv ut sia b'tls do stuauer Rruds NJ
tlagtlt3l MOI rod Ut IL o!f st3li unRsaaoa rod A.
sl.idfi ~ ta qaatttys kttn-tr'ed winter whout A.
'ae raioctod sprHk ~ s,}fs fsso, mUst1y IT. ta pn-
grRded spring at I'LL. cnrn fal.ly uct&ve, upo,inv
unsei'ot,. and oil M, n nhsau inxer but in his
Rrafs raIJnH toward tho cio.o for early Aeliyary
49, n ana on no opon !.st "bous Vs. w''!to saameF
Mts0a also loft OF ntrln2er. nEIA No. haavilJt
aafas mixed Western anEEnded ut 61GIc. al
" qusltyi No, 3wha ut G's4,n; whlto apsl,lorn Al
~ sIenmer yollbw at b;Aci yolloW Southern tia
.Ht" oah-A t1ny ot HGic per bu Occurred OH the
optlbh list vi seltcf nanvonlelat with hardening
tc1dcHey A1so nuted on curly deliveries q knnd
aelAuaa tot thu tarurt Grudea. closing gunoTnl1y
stronxs willis Western 1nptHicd Al ass 43!fo ~ 10
qunltJi mlAod dn ut 4idp pp:c whJis Buio n bos;
,a.sed state not"al, NJ. :chlcagu quoted Ut tic.
nyo hod VERY FIRMLY. but taactiss narley quiet and
ra'nt'sloSs-lluR products moderately ac,tvo, but
vasao'e, lsATlhE OF Rcnasuly about steady, West-
~" esa f*ifk III EuE1 r1atuGst for curly dqilYer1
susasa "s 'he clo'a AZ siau*!ae; for old mssa md
.AhosEd eu choice brunds, md vi &l3!OSIlllU
~ ne" do, and In tho uptIuu
nnn ,, dnae,tve With April Options qunsed at s!iasa
a.'' AIM, tlf4t4 Gji juno a, Gsa Ths stock
,'1 ID hacking yards tu..lay was :lGsl brs Ut
atpas bfss old aud H. brs nom ugail.lt tuta
o'9S bss March i1ssi. a,,a s770 prls AlrI l. 1851
VIZ III AlureiI. 1H7 Nntshuusu brs. ~ ~ Nav
.,. ot'si c1paFts In March. sI,0a3 bsls. Western
.sa1a Afu IN lair hoHInnd fur pu,y delivery s,.t
~ suutea anais htxhyr, luarns III Vt lluc lid
tu, tus.nass n. kIado mud IN tho a,diaa the
.sh "asne.s noted. opening At adysuplps urees but
'1eaeahty v.'" "eakunEug again, i.avmg % with r..
MuY =, ~, M!th Apr closx u sllD3liu7,,
t,li1s Thn ,atia ' June 1t ti1.W July ut tIlla,i
,r. ,,' Nv stngk Of lard Aaru TO-DAY wxs slsi
! .,s.,t"a raIv. ~. nht ~ oH Rrndo. md SYs irs
W. MaS,, ~ sos o. a0 tea against total ot s,
Napss Ss ~ 'a.a Ia Asfsh % Ia Export. oi lara IN
IALIuw-l1rn. With
ss1es t1ss gu board. a. 'sS'''%S' tos 'As-
, 1881-04-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOItE1GE.

FoItE1GE.
srseta1 Dttpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
l1vEnrou1r April 1-ll:U n. m.-FLouR-No.l, /, 1ls;
No. ss III.
Observation-Disclosures No. l. n pis No. = Ia III,
srElng, M l. In 2d No. =, g. I'd, white. No. l. Is 81;
No. q. ss club, No. l.!s lld M. ~ Gd Eorn-Nam,
No. b I'll; No, y, 81 44s.; OLD. M. !, h. G}id.
ril1rIsuSa--l'oskt Ills. lard. 5ls HI "'e' '~ ~''
stocts hcre nro Ms fo!lowa boof 5i7 ties, pork GG1
brak bacon. @ tfst huns. TIN, bys; shoulders. I,78
br's c'tdcsc. Si+D tuxa*: butsos, aoG ptRs: tart,
Aan trcat wf,cnt 1uat0H c0ntas. corn 700 contnst
Hour, aAQn enckB. 6,aW bts.
IhvEltront. April l.--srlttrTs TunrESTiSE-Lon-
don Ifnior At Ills Gi.
tinAtN-whcnt-SNrln No. nr1ner at o. ID.
M. white ,arn,oF Mt III ii; winter trmur at Us yd,
CoFn-Ai Ailxod dull VI ss ID for old; sA a1 for now.
llvEhpooi. April l-l::sl j. H,.-sycatl,or dry md
esar. reRdstntla sr Whcnt-WIuter, us ltt6sls It'd;
srtne 8s *'Aa &l' white. oH&sgs ut club u 'dsl.
curn-Sew, Js 5&d.
LlyEitroos, april l-lcycntng.-Co ut
6adt-tt saps iaoU bafos; spccuaatson aud export,
i,H!j, A,norican. Ann.
HitEAIETufys-Flrm; California white vnnnt usea
psi*i do club ~ sd4pDs; 5pa Western xprnx. B* G!@
D. III; sed wlnor n $dG9s lod. corn-Sow Western
mlxcd, s. i4d.
1.AiI'-Alnesican, tss.
fAnSs ASn FANnscs-At Manchester dull, tend
lhR downward.
,tEcslr1a-'lho past shsoo dsys-whent lloom cent.
LONDON, April l.-TALLow-TIae American. 39s0
ps III.
l'krnoLErM-ItcGncd. G9<d.
LlSBEEU O1I<-2as 5t!C1.5s lDl.
:; TrRrKSTiSE-Bplr!tE.J Ills.
= ANTWERP. April l.-i'RrstoLKUsi-lBNt,
rh9 following wcrc Erclivod by tho Chicago Hoard
ea, ,Myr'5rn%. Mp, l7,;n nvyosshet ary and
;fs, ~; White, Stss M a1uS j. :d'1'
i. n sn g. Mcs css,s 5e 1,s4 s:s,
~ @ Sss ~ s:Sis $Sss
;,s;;af s Esst ~eES; NM esntss %es S
, 1881-04-02
Bonds V0lDFn.

SAN FIaA Sc1sco, Cal,, April !,-ln the Su.
perlnr Ct]nrt, in the caso of Lent VS.. Tho Tux
Collector, to enjoin collection OF taxes for
payment OF Interest alM sinking fund Of
binds issued TO pay tho cost Of widening Du-
pont street, Judge Elnlun.ls to-day rendered
decision declaring the net Of tho Legislature
authorizing tla issue Ut bonds ltlIeonstllu-
tiunNl. II Is understood that tho bonds ntn
mostly held, III uurlnany. Appcn! Will ho
takai1 to the Supreme Court,
, 1881-04-02

BAITiNpHE. Nd. April l.-fLorn-Steady ntd In
act!ve; Wostorn super, R2s1400, oxtEa, A.1a35uD;
family, I5..aGG2.
GKAiS-Wbpat--Wcstorn bHbcr MID Ar,ni No. 9
Western win1nr rod, spot. &12ld12i; April. si0.Gs
3@is anY, t11fdal.a9l Juno. tt1i july tlt8t
mixed Spit, R.4ah5Nc, Aprll. bs,6as5Acs Mny and
Juno 6t3&: ktensnor. E21kahc. Onth dull; WostSrn
Wllit1 At.!7c mixed. 4tSt5c, HcnnsylYna. 4Jo, llye
l41-QHtet.
Old. sl5ltl; tew. alHiV llnik uGnts-tackcd 14taSXe
!tHenn-hhhnicrs, a!qcf eleAe rib eldes We. laMs-
ll4sI3c l.an!-Iteslued, llo
Ht.rrEH--Qn1t.
EHtih--FtrtllGr, ut tic.
nETKnl.xuM-Nnmlnnl: refined, TIC,
tiMocEitlEk-t:utruo dull, Sugar rrus.
NHIskf-eiI Is&st.H for Job LOTS
fnSianTH.rn l.!ynrGnnl Pr stsnn,er stcady, cot-
f5,1n bu; Sats. l.!tN bu; ryO, IN bU ~'''
hltIFMKETS--NhnAt,li lii7,SE bur Corn, i14fl0 BIZ
SALkh-Wheat ;sja, uN bu, corn, l55,u1 bu.
, 1881-04-02

FnfLAnELpHfA, ra-, April 1.-NLouK-Dnll md
Arms As11ncsots clear chutco. ssaA; Straight tl,,
Ohio choeo. E.75 tAncy. kt1' III. Lous fnncy. t00,
steady ut $al258.
dnAlN--Whoat n!rMor and kANa higher, Nc.
rod. oiovntof, sl.as{t No. white Michigan, elo-
1ator sl.lss No. rcd, April. 5l4B43l3ii May, sLas
9ia1I J!na. ll.tuAHllHf Cafn nylu. fnirly eotl7s,
h, s".i .p5xSa tc s,sa 81 rsel ana Ftai
Anrtt. akaijfe, NNy. bNl@A|4es junr. 55;fsSI3lc..
Hns IteaAyi No. Whtto, $3Hct Nn do. a414t2ut
IiMnvln1uNn-Htandyl l!td unchanged
EAHH--Etr.Et t7Gsl5HH
$t;HkEFE-t1llis ct!tRl1oFy, 43t3Hc,
l'ETH1LE uM--191t.
WHlAKf-En!Ij {l.t1 ......
=, ~ FSnG brls. wheat n but cornt
aulp1EAEo-Whoat.5 u 90 bn, corr, a,OD hu.
, 1881-04-02
13E'ttifDtT.

DETROIT, April 1.-rtntH-Fism.
uitAlN-5vbeat uHrett1ed, N1. l white, s1.o1A;
April, tlo7s<: May, tlls}ki June. s1.0Rli.ty<, NJ.
willie. slUd14t No. red slQ1A. ilecuias, laUU bu
shipments, MHu Rtl.
, 1881-04-02
NffL3VAUNEE,
Hnsetft Dispdtek In Jhs f.hftaan Trfht,ns

1pec%at OAp1}cf TO 3hs Ehk19o tribune.
At 1twArKEE, April Ion Chnt,Re tho wheat mar
kot whs not worry ncttyc and tho dealings wero sl,n
Thpro fatr demand for options. md dcaIs wofa
effected In Hny wheat nt sl,a,,4caI,NjJ( Apr whtat
rnnaod hotwson $i.0si uf. and yuua wheat reached
tiia Although far from boinK runlly ncstye. tho
n,nrkela showed butter tons at th9 late t'enrst.
Arrli w.Icnt soid ut t1ogN slny rl1aat uprte1t 1T
e1u, ntyancod TO sleG. md finally ulpscd ut slp3a
JnEo whont soid at 4t.H@l.u7H. No tradhH In cash
w!l0at. llcpnrts from tho wlntnr- wheat bolt rr-
calycd during the week g,ve rathur n dis
eoaraRlna outlook for more than aver
aQo reurs Kansas gives by far tho
best rsumsca, Missouri nHx. than Illinois, atichtsnn
0hU. md 1nd!nnn Winter whoht ilas II, fnr nnadp
hut lltto HroutlL and tho lato Aown 1lus suffered
ntoa!. lkcports III frbni Wisconsin uhd Nlhno*oto
arc rather dlscourag.nv, and tho heavy Buuw now
lying on tho Er,,n.i will delay seedtnR all tho wny
from twu to four wookA.
IT. the iF'tsttr7 Associated 1'rtts.
MILWAUKEE. April t.-tI.ouit-ljull and neglected.
uttAtH-sYhcnt tirmi 0roncd se hfsher cioscd ttrl-
No nDuitn1s Sn J. froah. st.0A: april, &it114; Mny,
stun; June, sttfsi: No. 3. e+ci No. nunInn, corn
Huiots No. %lAe Outs firm; No. 2. N!4c. I:so qrnt
6,at study; M, el0 basioy sssohxos, No. T. fesh
PnovtHt0Ns- -FIrmer., Moss pork, sIhfo ca.h md
ArtlI; &lS.G Mny. Lhrd-sl0h5 cna and Apra!, tlQG5
hAy. -
ll00s-Qu'ot and unahnngc.li sj!sNaiM.
itEcEilTs-Flour, tHu1 brlsi wheat, 3.on but oats,
H3,fiiixsrs-whcnt, ,apoo tu, corn. Ito ou; oats.
l.uQ0 hu.
, 1881-04-02
THE t'os1T1oN OF Tile sUCrj:rY

tbtH}HHs
"The Church of EpHlapd Temperance 6pcsatv
rntran. mud tho Arci'b!shops oi tMn,srGiry M and nd
tno,al Ut tho curse Of inteliipcratscc, and
It uses ali honorable ,ncnns tn coubat
TINT Hrrnt evil. lis lncJ1lbcra nro mt ,lcrns-
sariiy iotaI Nllstaincrs, II 4 sufficient tEat
i,tr, us" = "rsk ti. tu on0 t ol
issts iii y,n nro wIIIn ~ nssas n ti,n wu, "
tnitra in thn nrst!i,,.Gnsi ~ IA ~,
rakcr is' i'd works ~ oral ~ aa DC eae"ton"l an
,Sisati9n It has iaet wlt rrT s;!reess w
;!'st, s',t IN, nj resses,is,ss. T es s!nss i ~
rn oa IT , very aePsh1 ar1 @ w1at fhoy ro
arc @ WITH Tsn m a,sr y " ~ w. ~ pc 10
wurky" ~" i'ease e1p'''o 'e"F @e'noas oi
nrc tatr,h,,t,n,, ,,,or,,,s ,f ,,sa,,,
boks to ta ..
nnd frs ff ~ 1n1oa n,a.! k NJ, ,ssaFy r.; i IT.
root,s u c"fee.hoses aad tSS "thor a', eoaater a
s aI,a i9 NE RpnS N 9ysss sy en- %
cJucate CD pu,'ito npn In uie resard i a .o i' lluur
t, asS1 pp a ao nia ~ t1 nss:
e f., syS,fe tisr = c''sina, n saS'iays; I'D
WHAT .M9 ,aus n,,sauon u hMo aoais o. salio on
,annc. eHays; 70 & rGmoye n, tnus!shoscs .a % an
iaial!y. to giSo to i9eal pnb'!o opinion its ,sue
1nsFG st III Gunlu.euoa Win sho c1'st!nR Nntnori,
~ H.. ,,',,i u tu,iH ar eGnses and
Ihat hleaHs ultiinato pfoao'lioff' docs 1t
1'' :" Il mems ,ocal optton a, to wbc,no, drink,
IMees st,ait hG 3 established anl atn.nio
ot ~; sbat Il W pntyb a. Mn'm t enrtaintr ~
WIFI. NOT Work IN ENGLAND.
Wo hgve to mako lawB thpro fur tho entire
country, whiiu hero. i,t1.;or yo,1r svstntn ~
stntc Government. you can hnyu o.u Inv for
sosn % M1 HoruE f.' a IeaK, one aof
, 1881-04-02
STILL ALIVE AND FASTING.

=
Iowa ClrY, H., April l.-Al[ss Hattie I,uo1
Is still fasting. She has slept about xix hours
during The past twenty-four. She sealus to
bo moro thirsty than yesterday, and her
pnlsu Is .lloro yar!abte--about D0---whtle rt,-
cl!ntng. but when disturbed or excited 1t ,u.-
lnollately raises to I.5
, 1881-04-02

.ltnusMare n tlall tnrrly. n inlt {,etnand, nna
rass averaged III laftr tIiun lhursday hit III ntter
Erntcs tl,Hra. w.. na ntrnielahin nttxnnco i aalc:
i0r ellue. heavy -h!pMna 1nt. with tho bulk NJ $3.50
81 r attt s,' g tf.;ts*t1 ftr tnasy Tli9 msrSss
Ehalstf " for rUYr II elr,ce ltHnvy.
, 1881-04-02

lluYFALo, April i.-tsRAiSWhnat neglected..
Corn gu!et md nlcndYi ~ carA M, 2mxei Wrsscen
II MxY.;Ie IN track. Uats innettve. Itye inactive.
Harley innCtirG.
, 1881-04-02

CLEVELAND. o.. Apt'l H. i'EruotnuM - Qu!ot:
Standard white, 10 iass. Ea
tl1TsHtfnt, T'n., Aprll t-FErRotEuM -Qu!ot,
United cersicatcs quiet und firm at Ec bid, refined,
f1fc, philadelphia dGYory.
TiTrKV1LLE. In., April 1.-t'ErruIkuM-Oponc
nt 7t.4t hlRh0tt+ Blkai luwpat. 1jfu; closed, Htr;
shiEilInts, al.Clut charters. II. .25; runs. Gtsl.
, 1881-04-02

NEW YORK. April f.-FuTrpS-S1k receipts nt all
United stal0s ports turlnR a9 weuk, (U balrst Int
year. ui teta! rutglpta al a1i uhl.ed States purts
to dota. st05sO last year, +s3sUR: exp1ris from all
untiad Station ports for tfu wtpk. 1IuuH Inst yeur
date, i!lk0: last rear. 2.1. stuck as n1' Ehlted
States ports. Nso1; 1aat ycar, 7'0uul Ftock ut Nil In
,s59r ,sai tyTn. : lnSS XGn7 @ ss"sk a. set;
fur Hrtnt ITltain. Ns,u1l lnsl yenr. 2tt1h.
lIvHI!1ttu1" April l.~.CnrTnS-sNles of tho week.
AtuD hnlps: AlNgftcnn. ~ thu; HpGcnatnrH tnGk 2uk
% ot shls!. sxportets taok s+9 i;rwnflsd from tiP*
tytni roculuts, s3.UD Anurlcnn, Ettk1; tital kuck
fS1:M0i Atnsr!cnn. H3aus amount Hl''aL a7.Uu
NEw OMLEANs, IT, Ayrll i.,-GtrrraMS- ~ put
dnar;. @so: nut recsIpts t$SD 6aes; sfoss, E0 *
posA e e t1nntnGnt. 'k,t' e1n.t~se ., vhies, iI
oaport. to frrnt brItntM. .s; Elnneg aDi5; CUntt
ngnt- bAo1i tonstwse, tNUt shcs. UMW.
, 1881-04-02

spstsal p|spAteA to 1hs Chicago Tribune,
KANSAS ClTY. Mo. April i.-GnA1N-1hs Iarie4
Current teports, Wheat-ReeeIpss A&s BY, ship
uapts. l1.sl1 bui tnatket asmaEi NO. cash, gAoi
, 1881-04-02
1ESttrsGn


0aWEno. April l.-GMAlN-Whont htendyt No.
spring. sl,23 Corn stondy, Wcstcru n!1ed, ts1fo.
, 1881-04-02

April e75<c: No. 7cnsh. Nc, Apf,I. E'tci No, cash
n3fc corn -Neeoipts. III. hM, aaipnonts 2,70 bnl
1r1ut No. 2 csph. HlAct April. ;Ec.
, 1881-04-02
11'af1T.,

rH1tAnELrIftA. April l,-'yoos-Impsovcd do
mnnts Uh!o. PcnnsylvnnIa and West vlrsln1n ton-
bId extrn and nboyo. 4os4tci oxtra 4osttc medium II
@4tc, cuareo. shasf7u, Now Yurk, MIchann. lndnnn.
anh Western ana Meaaae medium EHt!ie cuarse. ~
Gct Nn4hGu rnhatnE and leniHO, 41e44Ct uu1AsfIuu
do xGt;klGt pulled, ;SNu:kIc.
i!UsrtlS, April l.-Wnotr-1n fa,r demand, OhEn
rennty1yhnA, nEd WGkt virginia t!nnAtG txtsn md
Haoyc AHst2 MiciligAn 9Stra; ;sts'ci Motiun atld
knntuuky eumDlnR. aatatuu; nIiled. jsaje
, 1881-04-02

rEoN1A, ApEal1.-lHAlH-Coso tentce and nruor,
new h!zh mixed IlN6a Ito; mixed, 4lk941a Oats
inactive. bat nruest No. white, S5344Sjo Aye
scarce mud nonllnal NJ slUL
Hl1Hw1SEs- Unchanged At $tJM.
HkcxtpEH-Whs3t, l.xi tHs eara, o. no buI oatz T..
iul lu; tya. ltaM hus bxrley lU4 6u. w
baitAEATaEWhssL3. SEQ hut eofn. 1Aon boj cats,
T,ts31 but EJa, 4&0 bu.
, 1881-04-02
TnLEIY0.

TaExna, H. April l.-i,lAlN-Aooa loasa-,yhoat
0icncd nFn,ar, coslGx steadyt amber Michigan,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03
THE BANK TAX TROUBLE.

The middle in which the taxation of National
banks has become involved in this State deserves
some simpler explanations than have been given.
The difficulty originated in the effort of the State
authorities to gain the utmost. III the way of taxa
ron from the National banks which the law of Con
grrss might DO supposed to allow. In Federal
views they have gone too tar, and by reaching for
too much have temporarily lost the whole. When
Congress created tile National banks it might have
excused them altogether FROM paying State taxes.
Instead of doing it allowed the States to TAX the
real estate OF the banks other real estate is taxed
and to tax the shares of the bank as the personal
property Of the owner the same as other capital
invested in the States. but at no greater rate. Tie
intention to secure equality within each State
between the tax on bank investments and that on
Others. Obviously National banks might be, under
this system, very differently taxed that. however
seems to have been deemed ummpOrtalt, 80 long as
equality oftaxatOn OH different forms OF Investments
in any one State was attained. As the State and
the Nation really only two business agencies or
gauized 10y tho peOolc for conducting different
branches of the public business, there ou1ht 10 be
entire harmony between them on u point OF tins
sort But there has not BEEN Many OF the States
have evinced strong desire to get around this rule
of equal taxation Of the banks. New-YorS, IN
1866 passed law winch seemed 10 deny to owners
oil National bank shares the privilege which is ac-
corded to owners OF oiher stocks aud moneyed in
vestments, OF deductng their debts from tho
amount of personal property which they relurn for
taxation. Whether or not such the intent of
the Legislature, the tax authorities and the Court
of Appeals put this construction upon the law, and
said that deduction for debts should not be allowed
TO owners of bank stock. Complaint of this was
made to the United States Supreme Court. That
Court declared its willingness to assume that the
Interpretation put upon the NewYork law was tho
true one; but if 80, 1t was a clear evas
Of the equality rule. For its operation was that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-03
SEASONABLE.

The time seems fit for at least one state
ment about the approaching Administration of
President Garfield. 1t is not to be used as a
make-weight, in pending Senatorial contests,
whether In New-York or elsewhere. We are
fully authorized to say this, and the words
are entitled to their full significance.
It is proper to say, further, that the incom-
ing Administration will see to it that the men
from New-York and from other States who
had the courage at Chicago to obey the
wishes of their Districts in the ballotng for
President, and who thus finally voted for
Garfield shall not suffer for it, nor lose by it.
They will not fail of honorable recognition for
their independence their courage, their reso-
Lutte pursuit of the policy they believed best
for the Republican party, and for the
Country.
Gentlemen at ALBANY, who are said to have
been threatened with q different course ut
Washington, may reassure themselves. The
Administration of President Garfield is to be
an Administration for the whole Republi-
can party. 1t will fOment no quar-
rels; it will most earnestly seek
the things that make for peace, and for the
best interests of the party 1t represents. But
it will not permit its friends to be prosecuted
for their friendship. Whoever has been per-
suaded to doubt this may as well make hence
forth declaration of independence from the
dictation of any authority, save the wishes of
constituents, and his own convictions of
policy and right.