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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
MIDNIGHT WEA7BEK REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS:
Synopsis far The past "a hours.

WASHINGTON. April 4. a. m.--The barome-
tr has fallen slightly the Atlantic coast, with warmer
south winds and fair weather. Light snow la
prevailed In IN the Upper Lake region Northwest aud
Ohio Valley. with north 10 west Winds rising barometer
esd change In temperature, except In the Northwest
near Lake Superior where the temperature has fallen
FROM so 10 10o Rains reported from the Gut coast
nnd clear weather the interior of the Gulf
BATES.
Indications
Ror the Mode Stateo partly eoNdy weather, local
rains 10 the southern portion southwest To northwest
sHnds, with slight rise IN temperature and STATIONARY
pr slowly risiD: barometer during the pight
For keW-Engisnd. slightly warmer ana fair weather
fHrtrY the day and threatening weather during the
night, with s0uthw west TO northwest winds
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

m lGteA g. U.'g CtToHief lhfp)
Senator Roscoe tJnhIng Is credited with
KaytDg 10 &, The hoIina.ion VI Judgc kp1crr0n
tor NJ New York COeciOrshp that % the Wni was To
blow iTum thai quaFrr M .iEnt well regu h@ reai
in Tue SuiL-. 1uIs. ruc, shows nov q LIE niLd OF
the senator trdstsd lr 'm proper conception
HIS no .Ifiun ami du les According 20 hc dig
DTt scope Of Out GOV r4ncnf laiors aud
irpesrututlNes chosen lor legislative dunes. no Co
d.rus. pat. mage Aui dctatr Appointments 30 ON 'c
AltnouGh naturally enough they may Ice advisers 81 tue
Lxccut rG 10 apOu bcut,, u outside 81 al
constitutions picrugadvcs AMI rnir"y iOtrgn 10
gi hat De,Ong' 10 Tie legislative function.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

the wages of cooks and ehambermsids in the
Northern States. There is lack OF variety IN tho
Industries of tho State, and this eompels everybody
10 be either planter or day laborcr. There sre
few mechanics; the professions are full. aud DO not
pay mach. II the railroad which the State has
been tinkerng at for twenty years, wte finished TO
Knoxville, across the line. considerable OF TINS
poor white labor mght 90 20 The West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

TRIBUNE oFrics. April T. D. m.-There was slight
zn In the barometer yesterday afternoon Clear and
partly cloudy weather prevailed The Temperature
esassd beivesn 25e and Az tbe average ,Si7sOelDg
nv, lower tan on The corresponding day last year.
Nd ~ over than on Friday.
\ Uszdy and partly cloudy weather, with chances OF
poeasiunA and slight changes Ia temDers
M, may be expected sdzy In this city and Vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
uoNORs EASY.

From me EtE0st,a frse~Gn tConHf"o Rfpl
Uopors are now " easy between the TWO
far, IONS ana there ought harDO y. We ar sure
uos DIV vii erndrc Judge K berisou lis good luck VINO
frnn nhers Only the lor aDd distinguished services iha'
~. - ,.rf.r.,i III, Eetu lican tartv. 1hnse st4i-
ait X had gun 10 reckon bst the toi-
-,torshp NeW-Nofk would soon pass from the hau"s
of Inpendcnts had reasonable basis for ueir expo
ialions The 9th could NOS have been thkeu from tfn
In the nindlr OF The Wfh"ni Nolcp' wrench 10
that pArly unit, a. This safe Wncl the President j.
eytden y irving 10 prouu.r. The Office rigLuuly DO
longs to the Independents lor Two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
A sOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL ENDORSES
MALONE.

There can be no doubt now that the attack
On Malone not Justified BY MS course. There O."
be douot that he trTle 10 tie combination that
elected hinl and IL q buuder Oh The part oi
Che 'moerAts attack hin. He has Dot ouly enown
there no grOunl for H. hc has AT acsed those who
attacked him win telling effect. He was nveu an 90
portupity such few get even IN the SrnJtc OF Inc
DATED States. aud hs splen I'D O. q He has
demonstrated that ne Is iuY able ~ teke carr o. hun
salt and benccf0rh he Will occupy prominent nhhen
kzl place politics. Nil 'Ds of SOutherners
will glory IN ms spuak FOR he tie hrs southern man
Who successfully resisted Southern bnlidOz,rs ana
1nugnt them lie "a the pioneer OF t"erance 10
khs South and the able advocate of msHhOo1 suh age
nhet as certain thr shire, To- win the end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
CONKLING'- WEAK POSITION


We hold that President Carried should max
a far distribution ~ tie puUI patUn1g brtrceu all
the elem Of The Republican party Il he should be
a. inst o. those prcia MED by senator Csnk
ling he would maze .rrtpns mi-aac. And % he should
unjust tbO.e uOl dre-lY cprcfentri DY MI Cons
hng fhs mis- ak. wpHlI be equally serious Ngcn the
PrrslGeDt bas shJAu dsposIUn ana purpose OF uc@t
INK all clemruts o. arc parry iArir he occupies an M
preHnEbe Os ton before parry. II Senator CuHklng
Opposes thus ialIu,ss-ths common sense mei 1Od OF
brsiowius punic favOTsbe mvr- party opposition and
promo party agOuisfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

Senator Robertson !, q rae Ropuourau. thar
IS 40. arpI..a to l"-sr - ut u.ul ~"iiiN - nan
II -nor-s go. .ciiN ana adorned every ioriou "
witch IA ',linW "a iz.ua have rr' ati u.r Iifn r.
pub party aId tDr pre-" i.rVuniicfu Aum ni~If
non, ON e. a rItat tu b. rtICrN The IAf Ha 700
a,p,.AtnpIt Of -urlt to o:hr'. WlcH fe 10 ~
competent 10 M ttltT y r-ou 90 tht country.
ia ud have -fraI Tulr ~ 30 .ct't h q tF
t-,, Ia. intu, ututtc g." iilnhiue. We uu,
ri.rW mere L. 90 Uo fcius 40 max Tue Sold
:. uil. rhali haNr sIrh tu0cia'y lu thr N"r a.
tot Tue man VIM thnss t.Hl pus- Or vii Una hlH-
~ n mstdkcu 1hr attruni Tr.c nd toe resolution oi
tl,. As-rmig qurstug hs O. MFR IIlJn las been
nr,,c, y aban,uur, l. b. oHV str4ug. HAT tucn al
attempt -BouiI ever have been mair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
IuE pOrULAR VERDICT

There are iew men wuO can tdrn cOmpl-
nei,l NOR LILY than senator Nadleu lie Wa a,-ent
y,.t.rlsy Nnen tDe yOt- taken on tue rr-o utnn
nm sniAfy LUoEe Robertson, ui ON hi- ietnfn {"
nis seat a-ked ole recorded DO tir anl lb
i've. In d,lrg SID thdt senator Ennert~ou had
De-, Dntir,i guide al his e. ard closed bN -aNinE
AuonA friends the k~publiCAH parry. there -
10 man, ~ 'hsif-prerd OF Hiaiw.rt ~hOse nom
ra n Collector would ave NJ" 90 much pca>nrr -
fIBt Of reuaioT Robertson" snd THE - the popular
verdict f. iuipue1Iug the p4tri's ana good fsse
81 either OF Senators al Washington o. ss~une ihHi
they vii be- prompt al hearty accord Win
rDs clearly defined and cmpn4caiy expressed popular
.aIlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

ARnF-In wpdhAm. c0un, April J. Of pnearnonia rsu.ns
Vao WIDOW OF A0ss4 Cleveland fooc IN me vSd
wear o age
pN soyOn saturday. tho "a tnst a. the starr Hotel OF
r az after hAnerA J0ala young
esq child Of Josie Il aud John = Benson aga ayc>rs ~
Is0ntHs and - days =. a.. u...... IN.
IN esp~egnenoe dangerous ilaess o. MA behn 'ne
funeral val - lily private burA IN Green eoee
unavoidable this CITY suddenly saturday Apei Aary
n aAsri0tG wifs u FrAnE d hTeVscf, =" ASoss'""A
Notice o. fH5sFsi 70 BCrrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
~ " 80 n 4Ihnnn Lranlan In,lrnaI |, Y D. -

IL ehouIu not be forgotten that the lastle
involved Ia tbiS Vt Jaog Robertson not merely
ner~anal IL IA q matter very little nom whether
ne or soe one shall be Collector % frt Of New
Yvsk Bai It Is important 10 know whethef noun
ueo must lie .1n atning than Repuhlcan and an
honest man 70 the votes - TIE Senators IRON this
slale ofee. Just thai - tc question: nov pend
4 . nor only before toe confirming tribunal 1t Washing
too rat before TIE tribunal OF the Republicans OF Inc
whole eeaaiFy and upoa ils occasion debsDds sue eGfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF SEw.YoHR.....-.APRIL s. 1881
ARRIVED
lark Serena fof Liverpool Collier lquqne VIA Hsinpton
Rsads ID days with nitrate 81 soda 10 0rHel 'ess'i 70
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAAER%
SAN FEANcIsCO April 81 he oVefdae steamer eiv o. new
Yerx tom sydney hss been SIKH cd on ms p0rI - d.
Al AiIFAN Apnl 3-Iho slszmsr LeEersonA nom NOrlOA
nor Ilverpool arrived here DAY for bunker coal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
THE PARTY BEHIND TIE PRESIDENT.
Irnrn Ths Iflcn Kernld lKIpl

If Senator COnkllng Is wise TIE VIII accept
The vii OF the Of r. pu0liesns ,yrrY where
for hnrn ouy aud united action. President Hayes $1,000
stl ant l. Mt Cuuknng assIl and wasc war upon nm
In. Administration ~ now constituted Will do no such
thing N will nave peace. AMI an bOporaDe PeHCf u u
tas 10 f.ht for H. naniuy. openly. aggressig"y ana
10 ? eud. The Rcpuuhcu party OF Nc~-i x hhn V'
IN, Nation will sustain President Gafheld end ms Cav
in- with cordial e. thuss aud the less because
Secretary Blaine l. al lts head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
HIrrlNe ruE 80 ON THE ND:


As the debate in the Senate proceeds the
Democrats are put aud moro ~ false posi- icD
The refusal TO permt the CONSTITUTIONAL iD0nb to eou
Mate tie OF ztlOn upon no hing more
subxtan nj than pers ma good. will a few Oid 81
who may be embarrassed by the change
m country does not sympaIlhze with tbis smiabir
sentiment The Ion ging Of s~naiOrs alter vangi IL
personal display sbood he suD'rimateo to great paoc
heeS II II Truly regrefful ercnD-tGnce that this !.
not the of the hour, aud cons qurnilt We
greatly apprehend that We shall lose the ajvani@Ses
which bsiorg 20 the situation, aud which would Other
Wise Acerutto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
COMBINES MISTAKE.
-. .rls lfs.frrse.,u ytfaf. Fen

/, looks Y ~ mUcu is VI certain senators
.r, benz a. u>i u d. iue pr, rngaifvc- 10 lhr fr-dru
ON compelling he'd Their winr~Ut h~rwise thee
tiopos 10 iuen war upon him aud AL ms acts Wi. Do
The, WISH prr-rnI this .sne. the country We thlnt f-
ready FOR H. 10 nay vel tee settled BOW '- hcrd'f
lr n,- d., roi belong fhc ~eutt Ir-; and ps" nn
MA n ain hst they $50. me 81 tnu "t-e iI'lht sha
rlic m p,is viii 10 due time % we douvt greatly cir
learn ticIi ~tase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
Sperldl Monies

a." Tics. T. Kirby. Aucsioneer. "A.
BYTG l. KIRBY 4 co,
HIGHLY IMPORTANT ART SALE
THE SANFORD r. CLIFFORD COLLECTION.
NOW or EXHIBITION.
AT OUR ART GALLERY. sl5 BROADWAY.
Opposite Wallack'sl
continuing Day and Evening until cot
SALE, MONDAY AND TUESDAY EvENINOs. APRIL
IL and IL. AT CHICkERtNG HALL.
THE VALUABLE PAINTINGs
works OF and beonging the estate OF tie late
sANFOKD H. CLIFFORD, A.
The collection comprises hundred and any exanpes
aud embraces
TIE ~ PORTASI PICTURES
included IN
TIE CLIFFORD MEMORIAL COLLECTION,
recently exhibited al
TIE NETROPDLITAS MUSEUM OF ART,
vel as
MANY VERY FINE SPECIMENS or TUE GIFTED
ARTISTS WORK NEVER BEFORE SHOWN
OUTSIDE Ms STUDIO.
The catalogues are now ready copies VIII be mailed
ffte q aay address by The aucuoneer.
Art Coward scbeHck. AucuOneer.
THE DuUYVETIEP cOLLEcrIOS.
OIL PAINTINGS
ONF or TIE MOST VALUABLE OFFERED THIS
SEASON EMBRACING IMPORTANT WOtKS JUST
IMPORTED. MOST or THEN DIRECT FROM THE
EA~ELs Or rhE BEsf BELGiAN AHD DUTCH MAS
IER~.
J. H. l. IruAAs-DAyGD COLA PLUNor-yAN
IEENPUITES- DELLAQUA-PORI fEiJE-
THEo. GhRARD- RJELoFs-DiAQUE
AND OrliEll>,
To be sold AZ Auction AZ tho
SCHEScK Aha GALLERY,
va. 81 Nassiu-sL,
Of THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
APRIL and :. a. 23O O'CLOCK
N0a Exhibition.
Henry A. Daaieis " D. Isl Lsul,,lLya. abir I,sa,,s
hoIg% 80 Alt -
Attention - kflIs n'1
Repairing Department.
THEODORE IS. STARR,
JEWELLER.
2oC FIFTHAVE. Madison square,
Between 25th and .Sth-stA
REPAIRING
watches, Closls Jeweiry. si.yerwarc Fan, &c. ani
REAlOUN TING
Of Freedoms stonas executed ~ The MOI" satisfactory
manucr a. MODERATE tHARGE,.
Repousss Silycrware
THEODORE d. -rABR.
JEWELLER.
20a F,fihsyA Madissn.sqnara
l,e o. Zstn ana 2sth-t-.
Rcpouss. Silver ,on'e Tea Dinner and Desert 'efve.s
or THIS -raspn Nsiiry ~ nea
hand urnAmeuted % Germs a. but 81 hts hslef rars
~ Inspection - particularly in,i,ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
uNrYERs AILY POPLAR.


We do not remember when any appointment
for Con .t0r of The 70 OF New York called Dut ~uc
a universal and hearty rrssun ~ approval % iht OF
Judge Wm st. RohaFfuu. From one end 81 the Siaie 10
other iudursemrnt is hiRhiy natertnK and i
justly deserved ut ptrhaps welcome an Expression
Other made ny nls Senatorial ass"catrs whtn
Senator Jacobs political Oucut. offered resolnllon
thanking President Garfield for inakiug The nominal ~
and askIng .he nate u connmlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
A nFcLARArInN or INDEPENDENCE.

Let IL lie Understood that II n held 20 ne
lie iIrtt g. tVttt the Eepuhncau pafty 10 81
piss HE nkps aud al hs opinions, and 10 Toll
Il his ucnatIODs long % thcv do not al him out
The IaT,y be Grant man. BlSue mad
"A CCnk iug an, or not COnkug mau =
fore iOmitHii'n are made. without getting klcAtd
~ 49, tar,y the prwers Sat be, and tie RepuO
ican IsIIy vii rot suffer thereby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
~ Nicholas Hotel,
NEW. YORK.
A CARD.


HAVING RryEwTD THE LEASES OF THIS HOTEL,
INCLUDING THE "LoRILLARD' ADDITIONS. coS-
stsrIyG or MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED ROOM
AND CAPACITY FOR FIVE HUNDRED GUESTS PoR
4 TERM OF YEARS, FOR TIE PURPOSE or CON-
rrxulxG II THE FII.-r CLASS HOTEL IT has AL
WAYS BEES SINCE ITS FIRST opANING. TAXI
OCCASION 10 CALL ATTENTION 10 TIE SUPERIOR
ACCOMMODATIONS IT AFFORDS FOR rHL PUBLIC
rrs SPACIOUS OFFICE. BROAD HALLS. LARGE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS ARE rN'rR.
PASSED BY ANY OTHER HOUSE, AND THE TARIFF
OF PRICES FOR THESE AccoNNoDArIoNs ARE
MOST MODERATE. HAVING EXCELLENT ROOMS
FOR - PER DAY AND UPWARDS. ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION. INCLUDING BOARD. WITH
THE VERY BEsr ATTENTION AND TABLE THAT
II THTs CITY. OUR AIN HAS
BEEN AND STILL Is To MORE THAN SUSTAIN rHE
wr1I.KSowN FAME OF THE ST. NICHOLAS.
LARGE AID BEAUTIFUL PARLoRs FOR BUSINESS
NETTING, AZ MODERATE RATES. AND FOB
rrrHE. FAMILIES, LADIES. BUSINESS MES on
PLEASURE TRAvELLsRs THIS HOUSE Is MosT
nr-rR,PLE BEING MADE NOFABLY SAFE IN
EVERY RESPECT BY rHE Most CAREFUL ArrEN'
rfoy AND MANAGEMENrIN EVERY DEPARTMENT..
THE RESTAURANT, SOW so POPULAR AND WELL
KNOWN. WILL BE KEPT FULLY CP 10 ITS PRES
rxrutuu STANDARD AND IMPROVED IN EVERY
POSSIBLE WAY.
URIAH WEIGH,
PROPRIETOR.
ALSO owvER AND PROPRIETOR OF THE AMER
IcAN HOTEL, RiCugIELD SPRINGS ~ Y. OPENS
TINE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

= .,,., ., vycn,s bs 30 feat ut all fn,l RIG sec
~ s.,ad pronssly through wtseni euss4 IA IA
lhsP s..,,,f~S certain erhOtnef ~ beer ~o1 y IM
~ -. e,nitnei ssvs The AnltTrratng hlii ha- re-
~ Ia = whsh VII not Amount 60 "a fot "i y'Ss
eory ,,e some arrests made ''fuf The ua OF ~ pa
.rs al he about all 1he utter siiios-s 81 ibe ~v'
Business is apparent We s,.s,t TAI SesIre Il
n uss T,ss rerparkahe production vii IN hoafo o.
.hara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
GOOD FOR TIE PARTY AND COUNTRY.
FrOra ThA Hllalra Hdrerflaer lRrpl

The nomination of Judge Robertson for Col
ect e Of Port Of HowIor. viii grady great
sepubucans. Presldens hed h distributing his IN
cal fayOss win impartial hand. He acting wisely
and tor are good OF the party ani the couatry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

REFINEMENT, OF MODERN SPEECH-Fair In
to-. % $50 ave ynu seen toe Oh Ma,et, - Buihng-
IN u,tse r. Bah al YoutA Crrsn from Ma 0"rougl.
aud better Al cricket ami ball than gsruc cJnvrrsa-
fonl-" No--thaiis Isl mean. ~! TAR lhsrH'r JIG
q, A r tucy NOT really too TOO - r-iPunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

OF the Repubicanpary n Judge Robertson "a rejected
because be mau's 'iyert others equally moe
pendent and sell can hope Tor no idVof ruth
resut cf cted 10y ihe votes % cnnsiderapie nun-
her 81 Reuhcan Senators and approved b' anl cuhsa
cradle portion 81 ife party would pruyr that tbe party
ifsef m fd1tlons ana principles ahd
Orthy the confidence ana support OF honorable meh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

The Very Best Thing to do with a Cold or
Bad Cough 10 grt rid u soon as possible AMI you
have a safe remedy for the purpose m Dr. Jaynes tx
pcotorant. for yearly han century popular Lnng
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
GOOD ADVICE 10 lHE TWO SENATOR'S.
E.n.n Ihn NnrnnLlarLLl. LLInel LMcnl

Senator PAU. never lac .lOuS siinp4y IOT lht
love of bcnl factOus never unnn Id OF AfVc~~ fcu-
iercd himself not The man 10 organ ne
altenpi defeat conhrnano1 Of HE ersou ffrDd
aud supporter MOI j. oeuator C'nk'mg imOohuc ~
10 declare war Win nrw Admin ,trsuon simpY be-
cause the Prcsi1rnt has thus rcngnEri member ~
Nh oppOsing faction record the recent cOntrat
for Tie sen@tOIslp reveals Wiling ness to bury the
ofrla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

Evidently President Carried is gong 90 10
Pre- .iatn.. AdIilul. =, D. mos f1 ue hfIut Al
.its.tiat.ou aD ltrtu, Aduint radon; nor HLf-
D Aduint.trAsi1p BOZ earn .1-. and hi~ uuV "a ttr
.eti-s bciue such tIstod@I and whole sHucd abd
ai-rubf4rtu. 4. fup l.dI Hi Hl4lttftfilu thfEm
natufay b. * zee Ell from - ir--idruf Amse rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04


The Poregr Malls week eniiaS sAIt lsDA Aprl
n lssl will close this once o. ICEsDA - =. lSI ~
fr Europe by steamship Arkoas, va Vueo.is'" o. -
WEDNESDAY. al na tor Estt"p., .s ~ ,r FIrop~-
hy .ietpship tify Chester wa QuceAstors
80 t, nv ana 1t be 80
az 1850 = M buropo. by s,es9sP ~ i6i y ,s fon
C,srhourr md on sAlUhDNi Az 40.
1900 .Isan~bs Adraisc via Qneenstorn leot.rsla'
snrs for Gsfmzsy aud scotland must - se'-iy M pm
ne y, n, an n, fo sootisna direct oy steamship fs
n.,s Va glasgow: At ii tore tefl9aJ a.
.tio Hain via Southampton ana brcmen ooIs.ls
800 of creaI Britain and the Continept mus se
sidresssf. ans al M ior be or ,se West ndos
psa,i AMI ArrentHe leave Neviork Aprn IN. .siis
.s. ~ Isands leave New York April % 80
Tar NASSAU \. p Ss-;foIs ApT1i ne mails fo1
-, go ys.teo leave Newi0rk Aprh ss 80 nrI
and pierre Mqdeioa ave S.r Yor1
me naslls for Bette and baJ san Fraseiso4
~. s,.ls tar 6e l'r.nsl~.f
x p1 q q fhs no Ala ior CANA aad Japan ieA'' -
Apnl ID urNaY o. PEARSON, PosthAtor-
n,.,oao, HesYurx April = I,,..
~ -. s,o,a Carpes cIssning Works send ia
csvrnisrr yx1 7tA-sva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
TUE President WILL, BE SUSTAINED.

The high standing OF Judge Robertson and
the coua I,uce rrpOsod the Administrd iOu make 10
ala certain that m contest over the nomination.
the Precedent would be sasti ei He hAt tho
IN Lls hsuGs cOnman victory add ~ T. NOS pr0ba
bic that senator COnking. vino Ia 10 DO credited with
much saEacIty. viii attempt the Is.ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
AN UNWf-E EXPERIMENT.
- "a tfssf--f .~. gasf lad Ma

General G.uteid evidently means that his
A.nlu.sts non -4a4 p-,t idithlm lie. uoic4n
Wing bar had cnd 10 ur.rg 10 into o-rt aid IA rc
IA rinouipIs relation. I Dec si@c for aHyJ
A,g puD tutcrcsis 80 o. ari 20 takc Issue ~
IA al policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
GARFIELD's POSI- HON IMPROBABLE.
iron, The sgraesSe J0trnIl tRsp

The more that IL known OF the mwardue IS
OF tbs controversy Presidents Nomination Tor
Colseor If Port OF N-wIork, aud OF the OF
the which New Ynrk seustors have made ths
better does Pfesdent Gsfhelds po6B appear and the
less tenaDe Ia that Of the srnators-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

The strength Of position, irrespective OF the
Icfssna srit. The spponi~rs, scsms 80 he wholly
nh President Gain"ld. iar - principle u nNnNeo
tLs bod Of The Teopc are concerned
about.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
RORkRTSON A MAN WITHOUT EMIT les.
l.runl Yha AANl-a LLarll- .lnEl Inn EeL.

Since al. the elements OF R'puDnc1nlsm were
10 be- accommodates tBry mps unqns-I0n4oV snOu, d
there eund be unOblc onAbte
tbe Independent wing chosen Than Judge Robert
lie Ia noted for having no peIsoua eanities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

DorBLE EXPERIENCE" Shall ! read yon
n pr.tty story. km- f. Has II g9t moral IA d =
., Ye. dlri.ug" " rnrn. Mnnsry, I'd rather MOI
stow uith moral is like jam with powder IN ~
Ipnnch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
GARFIELD AND ROBERTSON.
THEIR sTroNG SUPPORT IN THIS STATE
AN IMPRRssiyt ARRAY oF REPUBLICAN PREss oflN-
10Y ~ InRlK IAYOR.
A FGWNnLY lAUlloN 10 CoNELING

The PfeslueDt Is attending stilcuy 10 DIS
tn IrI4rotN prpper InaHuef 1t those WHO
vcuG fsrce quarrel uDUu HIM rriDrmhef that trloo
armed has bis quarrel lust"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
RoaFNTsnN WONEs I'D EFFICIFNT.

We did DO. nAe Judge RObcrson's course
chicago. bii 0frSe Vt1 make an honest ana eu
aieHt Collector OF tn Port esYoTk. ncverihoie@s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
J)olitirai Nctires.

Ixss Assess ees,sS ~ slsscser Buidins Asnisyi
evening Aprl q at o'clock. JUN "''A~Pre a't
Usogsk w. LCcxEr ssey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
nARRLED.

w TnaHna Pride Of the Kitchen better taAA -
polio" Extract o. Letter from a IA lie SirL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
n DEs3EAUx.

Pans. April 9.-M. Desseaux Repuhlican),
uacmbcr Of the chambar Of Deputies for the sGins-
Infarteure. ts dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
GARFIELD BAD MAS TO QUARREL WITH
LroLn Ihk Snrn-ua- 1879 I'm

MIR. Cooking has reached pOiut in politics
here nr can III IA 30 D. iuprr
mems than the btle men WHO folpE Ms IRAN d0rr-
over, hle 30 hal comsr4uvciy ea,v line Ia aanrrel-
ing VIII Presld ID UAycs be c4uuOl sAfey Brsue the
sAne course WIN President Ga ned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

EtNKF-voGFs-O sunday. Aprl 3. 1851 By the Rev 4.
= Wes, ~ lean Strses NJ ~ Charoh Oskaf L. T. flnke
to AbcruDa NogeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

r yatstissal u tas eitF
Hrhss The Def,saicaN vseas " ii ns
DsfaR aida rhe white das . tia,
gtas lsaf s. ia.
taAcsea tas thar neter Hal
hnftfaa So BraAlway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04

DIED

Al notiecs Of Marriages mast Be Endorsed 'rfh laf
.g..Za
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04
now THe EEruRLIoAy rgEsa s q. E.,

Thr Roe. estfr Dclccruf and thronffie lAfp) -
The following - the position taken 10y lie
pubcnn newspapers uis staie 20 Tar az 10 has been
br uqn 10 our attention on lbe issue OF the conrma-
ton OF Judge Robertson. The list 4 necessarily impe~
AID hucd aimost entirely our e1cuauge ist
We shall be glad have corrections made. aud the hsI,
Of clu IL ia Yo de ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-04


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