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, 1881-09-01
PERSONALS,

Gen. d. II. I'LL, wlIo was nne Of Lees
Dlyison Commanders, Is nav President at tho
Arknnfas University. Tho scnoo! bus 40
students.
dwight l.. Moody, the evangelist, in n talk
Gently, gavo ,hom tho following adyIco: Don't
tA,k ~ tho yMnl."
1t IL runaoretl TINT l.. j. Jannlngs, ut ono
tttllc ettor OF tho New York Ti,AkS, is tu hccoto
chief editor Of tho Now York !t0rll llo lrIpd
Now York journalism once and fatloi.
Congressman lt0bert Vance, Of Nntti Car
ollta. has beautiful home OH tho. French
Hroa0 lttscr. He.4r AsheyIlle. Hero b1r. vnneo
eyory nivht hnas putrlArcha1 aorvlco, reading
the Hlbss and leading III family prayer.
Young 1tr. Herbert tllulatone's appoint
ment ns u Lard Ut tito Treasury rucu!la the 9uut
Tint It IL NOW nearly r1rty. seyeu years since hts
!liuStrluua fMthcr accepted similar appulas-
lnunt. Tho prms alslistor took t!at post In tho
administration ut Sir lsohcrt Peel.
OLIVE Logan says t!!at English doctors arc
so scrupulous about "pr0fesslonat cthlcs" that
sho hoard considerable comment tn London sa.
oGntly beoAusa nr, Austin Fliut'e ba9Haxo Was
marked c0nsptcuousty with his name and addrcss
ibis English professional brothreta tlaeulug II
Al Indirect advertisement.
1t Is relute.l 0t "prHiessprn 0WInn. tho
late EuAstcr Of cerc1noufeR at tho UQltpl Htates
Hotel, Saratoga, &hAt 0neo last Summer, +uall
notiolpg another smoking In 1urhIdlep plasc,
the lacttus' y0randa. called bis attaattou 10 sha
transsreaslon ot the Eules- awlun approached
the smoker fn his blandest 1nxnneE, aud In a
snouoat tbs rixar waa gone, and evIdeut,y no
oGcuso WAS fclt at the rvbpke. "Wh4t did yuu
, 1881-09-01

Jt:SSiE JUNE llas discovered NIL about tho
rol'ihnce Which tcr,n!nntca Il, tho dontl, or Tho
Prince 1mparinl. Bsu discovered tho fncsd III
1'nris. where she Is 1T present httnptbiug with
tic Eluyal fnnllfcs IF anyertl countries, and II
WIN doubtless from sunc ut her highly. eo,npet-
ed frlcnls thnt .unnio secured the following
ghost stary concerning tho EnprCss t:uEGnir: >,
Sho wrurlst4 her aoti ~ well us her husband,
and her rKrilnuHe tn XuittlMnd WsA lit tho light
OF cuhfassun, Ms will Ms Mt0tltment. II Wits
tint so hui bGet l:uiprrhs. nnd tti,st her Ktnl
might br IN tho fnture an Emperor. vrry curly
every nrt llutl bcen used t gain tho cseGn mil
fuytir of QuGen Victoria. for tho stc.ro4t wish Hf
tho 1:lItprEss Etlx6nles hurt wits that aur Bnl,
etuntd establish MS GN4us. Htid consolidate a1erlt
y IN Alsta1,cn with tllo greAt iu[xnlnE huttsu uf
EnHlaMu: nnA Princess llcatritc manifested nu
uuwittnRtuss to Iook up"n herself ii. Ills brI,fr.
shuultl tho i'r!,apeel bD HDl nf reRln!nr Whit
his fnther a1t lust. hut, lltfs1 he wis uriy boy;
rnotl mo NEtl nr!ty fnc0 wcrp more to HIN
thn!i y kn1lnm and 4 Princess fiu ttl IN 1nvu
With tllo pretty tlltuRhter Ut Il brewer In Chsol-
hurst, III fnnDcei.t attachment en0gh--unt thut
tnn1u hls nlnther rrnntlc. Shc could tluver ret
rlh OF tho lieu lhat .ntiltnry fntne ~ the touIlA-
t'0n nf MI greatness, aud she urged him to kte-
como II sulfllert Mla show tho world II huru-n
tlntl destined to ll Krent t,ll!cn lio yielded;
ntid the Duke 0f Cambridge yfuldpti to what he
mid THO pour bny took his Inst walk with tho
browor.s handsotne daughter, anu wGnt nway,
not curing niiith what bcG.ilnu Ut ilIln. lie wBs
M!c1 ytltnE fellow. With innrp or bis fMthcr thnu
Ills 1n1ther In him; and he died possibly With less
t,nw!!alnXncss hsd fnwfr regrets thllil might be
l'laEtnGd OF ono Wt.o h9 !. nnssfolo King'lum IN
prospect. aud I'm tllnstrions PRINCESS rs pUssI-
, 1881-09-01

sny to him, 0winn?" wns Asku,. .,.,-1
he replied. "that tho snowy colu,,a.' 'oM hln,r
used to rlso and brcak on .his plazxa Teteua.
The lascst story at,ont Atlcllu, ,,,.,
nt hrr o'stlc IN wnlca abr drives ,u', NJ! s That
hnnd. Eroaliy tn tho surt,riss or H. atMir.tn.
Her tavurt torre il fony .n,,c,, s Iu Villages
ienrnc'F tho nrt Of nnocklnx lIs '' s,n,,, iicha.
be ta'ro fc'l With cnFra's a,,l sugar ' ea'ste 70
Princess Maui, thu youngest ,1,,.,,
tho Prlnca of wa'cs. Is ,lososibcd hs'satc' hn oe
et'rrcsl,on''nnt Of tho lsuI,alo t;.'.t.L .Louaoa
musical HenE''s. Although only t. .r ycn.. a. a
shows cxtraor'1narv vocal ,,ower, 'eass ol ,hs
Sotci a'ld rersstant Student OF mn. ".'a . 80 de-
i,arotits falso been obliged 10 rc,,,,' ,aat her
thtslaslp. ''"'a hef 90.
slr. Goorge !. scnry, tho p>l,an,, w., =,
w''s asked II he tiosignc.l only tn h",.stotst, h",
nsplr't'ts for tho Methodist .uynl.,ss s'p young
latest gift of 100000 to Wesleyan .y itt',a with h!,
M'utllctown. co'si.. for scholarship ".,..S n
replied that ho I,attc no rcservo,sn1' r1'.es' lia
proteetlsof tho faai worc FREQ to a '. "oFa. Tbs
rrntcstatst. low, Or Ca.hnlIc whu,n. vi h.'"esh.n's'
Inspired to 1canut-stnnl ur tho p,"stI'. They
, 1881-09-01

THE venerable Thurlow Weed makes n
curious error Of recollection III Ills letter to
Private Dalzoil (pabllslled in THE rn1nuss
Of last Tuesday). The following paragraph
is part Of tho letter:
Early ia the Rebellion, after Gems. Lee, john
aton. and .othors had gone Into the Secession
a:y wc woFa greatly y,. II aosa 81 Ct capabe and
utter serving credltAbly through tho F1orlia uli
Mexican wars, bud resigned. End was thcn flRu1}
pfesident President, of 2 college 70 Louis!ana. At my
etanton. was Invited to ehAnyc tho >ov!cKe Tor
the camp.
There are four distinct errors III Mr..
Wcetl's statement: ~ Con. Sherman ro-
signed his position In tho Louisiana college
Jan. IL, 1861. before tho War broke out, but
In anticipation Of It, and because Louisiana
had "socedel" t2l Iio wns appointed a
Colonel of regulars on the 18th OF May Of
THO sa,no ycar. t3) Ills appointment was
due to Ills own personal otIcr of his services
in n letter dated Mt st. Louis, May 8,
1851. ~ Ills commission was countersiglrl
by 5ecrctary-of-War Cameron, md not by
Secretary Stanton, who did not como into
otslce until jan. II, 1862, or eight months
after the dAte OF Sllermuu's commission rs
Colonel OF regulars. Sherman commanded
brigade OF volunteers ut Bull Kun, tho
first pitched bnttlc Of tho War. There was
no need OF urging from my quarter to Oh
taIn position for man OF Gen. Shermul's
military education md experience. The de-
1na1ld Tor such officers was much larger tllan
tho supply,
, 1881-09-01

TttE English lG.pcrs state that tho French
In North Africa Ind It worry difficult Ia iiniu OF
war pr Of lns,rrectlon to compete with tho en-
dtirance Of tho eunuls usud by tho ArAUs, ur
with tho tirctness OF ehcIr superb horses, md
ncsprillnY]y tboy arc bntIllng sos.rthlng whlrh
can-r,tilroats. \ line FROM MurbAh to kreflcr,
II, Atulors. Il being p,ls.Iad forward viii, Hrcat
ncttyty, anu In lilo autumn Its survtccs ire ex-
1'ected to hu brought Into uso ti,trtng tho cntn-
palEn. Other routs ,lro ta!kcd OF. and tho point
IL r,llsel TINT tho only safeguard nxa1tst pnrEod
tcal ruv0its atl lueursiuns lies IN tor co,strllc
ton. Wtltn wMr5 wcre done With Iii 4aiKIors
thor roltts wuul bs Of valuable SERVICE III tho
development ut international trado botwelll
EUROPE ,,i,tl Nur,ilern AfrlgA-of moro scrvtce
to tr,Itte ttlnn Ut prnllt to tho builders.
, 1881-09-01

THERE Is malignant lItttu evening HOWE
paper published III this city, which hus boon
vyluv with thu Quiuoy lieru'a tu printing hcart-
lcaa aud oiIotslvo rpt.,nrka nhout tho President
ever slueo he was stricken down. Tho laiest
effort IN this dfrcutlon WIS q day or two ago,
when II said In It's e'ltortnl colutnns: "IH It
should peaao tioa to remuve presldcut f3nrIlold,
President Arthur W0u1d lUs0 no tIu,e lu rutnuv.
tnx II lurHe ntinlbor Ut very eminent vst,tlelnen
connected with thu prosont Administration" It
IL worry etfdcnt that tho "relA0ynl" 1T ncu,
GarEEoll would poaso tho writer Ut tlnt 1iara-
graph mors than tt would piaase GGd. Thotu is
scslseoay doubt that tho man vim punnotl those
words would secretly roiotco ut tho rrcsfdont's
itoath. oven though It would bu tho result ot iii
nsshsin's bullat. II this hal bosn tho nply vile
uttosa'lue OF tao kind that has appuared In tho
papcr in question, It might ba regarded simply
~ MI unfortunate expression Ut Il petty factions
al ueslrei but. As It haa followed number ut
paragraphs ea,saIly offensive, tho thing has bc-
como seand4luus.
, 1881-09-01
LAKESIDE MUSINGS

"Wj,nt w. ing ,ynrt /, ,,,..
Cincinnati clltpr. thus ol.,,.' eSclalns
tho l,rst tltt,p tho tnwx hat w. tuo world for
Bou,utt1,,cs mix tbnir ,tr,,ts N'tc'nflatl pcoplo
II understand that thu ,1rout,, .,
Uhlo River h,s l,run No scwnr" t".n .,.n. along sha
llru nulI,.x wutQr to krc, tho t..a a. tno peupla
ming. 1s!iutI ct.rxc yutl !. yor ~. ooaa tu.
ieH. ''' ID I'll.
4 ,li4no+,I, fr,,,, @,.,,.,.-
,un nr I'M ,.I,.rts IT,, ~, s.lHto1 states tha
"is sorin,,sfy N rram wv s,sn auditors ouIve
n.St o.,,,,., ~ at"n, osefwork." This |. ,ha
NntonIl Capital. Let Us bDnc tar tatuy .ha at tho
Hf nntfao Tint o,,,,t,,., o''s.
yntc1 1,,- tho ,n,,..'. ~. .apt spslce Il lie.
-. ~, ~ Nv" 'p"Pefa 70 my n!cHci stea,ln,
VI si.oVo. 10 not forget that tho yhttc t.""-.
Rlso iott1nt fiuhly. CApt. ltowgHtc'a cmsn.s,p
mont now foots up 0ycr aim no,, De1'e'
tYfHbtr. 's''' ~Lhli
4 .lnsh,nt, vo,,,, oo,,,
1,...,.s ."a"h's suu"k cowboy Named Gus
nuI HfoItot1 III Il serious uit.ss
With purity TUNED 1lerrIne,r
Aud, sIra,yinE Il uerriuocr
llc tipped HIN for tnl,nhn m,
-r.rns hut A,,,,, o t"s'
Nouttt JollrAelll't 4 member of mn o1a
Frcnch nholc fntnlIy, bus ncuh nrro.,,, y
Vfut1na for stealing II curr,uvr ,n', .s.ea .s" 10
hutsps ut SIM. Tim ortatn,r,,s. aea 'ealn o
nSlINnftV s1nfp RI nm i,,,r e1.L,.. -eS u
u,nrtIr, a u,,,t,..,. Ane hu'er1cUn plan of
ts...,.. 49,, . ''@ aAo h'oflnK unUsteusa.
esousls ~ eAu@ua IL 1n!lch mnro hlgh-toucd AMI
cultttrcd.
sflo,vct mt tnra mi, fon,, 1.,..
An, naL.,.1 ,,,,,,S - - w." ''eale4
mn, .a,.., nsHsu .1... "o''" ss'e oe Hlne
4ta ". e'"tl uehtn 10 US fArt3
sht answered tnt, Ars1 ncLhl
lHhDwbd my loyo my bank. hoax.
And thon touched htr anu1
She Bjnhtd with aueh !, rrur,1 Ioot.
Ami swcct,v Ji,n,,I J.. ,r,,S,'' 'A'
fur, ccb,,.. 'ST~'" ""at'
Penelope SttEElls lived fiji I}nq,on liz,
father Ind rnntA Hrclt richus by ,sl,. ~, ,.'S ss
liu lad ferner1y AuoI, nrvrssor NJ i1ar...s
wunt Into lorgnt1io Hts thnt u u,xht nm. =. ..s WI
tho AHls sputs would bo proyuu tru. I'M NJ. ~ ~
mlus halablnd. When ti.u munoy 1n, .s,,,rss ~ -.
lIHl forgotten about tho toIpsrum. lonn1,"s ~. ~
hi# vay eIii.l ud h,e loved nor fn,rr s..,r L,.s
inu htsn fons,ty livery evening ntpr I'm hi .,,..
lrun, tho sturu uud c,u,,.cd h.. c,ut,es sss ~.
not lMTt!at III codIsIi.
OIlu duy tonul.l,,u wus seated alone In be. hodo,
tlluston for r,tonl tc.it,xu trnutl,c m h,r,.a.s,
rteuvaso In ru sand a:one, wl,en ,,nt.
ru,n,o u,t,.. saw, ,,,.t. - .,,..1 HH"A
, 1881-09-01
PAupERlsM IN 1IL1No1s AND NEW YORK

PAUPERlsM IN 1LLIHo1s AND NEW YORK.
Tho New York lTorltl, which for son,o in
scrutabo reason nuver omits an opportunity
to nbuse Chicago md Illinois, llas now co,,l-
Ileslced nsyallng our systuul uf public clnri-
Ties, mil ciargos Its defects npun the lse-
publ1ca,l party. 1t qn0tes from tho sixth
biennial report OF the Illinois Hoard Ut Com.
mtssloners Of Public Cllartles, Rleans from
1t every unfavNrablo fact SGT forth by tho
Commissioners nrrung-s them III orler, ai,l
u!cn uharges tAam upon tic Republican
Administration, which Il about us lust rs It
would bo to cllargo tic Republican party
with tho present hot and Try weather. III tho
lnattor Of public charities, the Systems OF
every Stato ar1 moro or less defective A
recent writer In tha 1ltlanttc MONTHLY, who
l1as gone over tho ground thoroughly, and
writes not only from NJ, Inspection
of public reports, but from personal
observation, cites many cases III ilIE-
ll0ls nnl Now York OF lnaItrcatlnpnt
Of paupers aild ltlsaile. Iii Illinois thcre
WIS earales,lcss aial ncalcct, but there ware
ho such cases 0f cruelty and hardship as this
writer found In Now York: Md, summing
up the results, l.e declares tint in Illinois
tho management Of p0Or-lloMses ntlu insane
asy'ums IL W to tlls average, wl,t!u In Now
York 1t is below 1t. Whatever deficiencies
may exist III our systenl, 1t has not yet pro.
dueetl II Sauccrs Of tle typo tint watcl4ed
over thu little wutfs IN tho Shepherds Fol4.
pauperlsm III Illinois IL a,l axotIe, aud tho
seeds Of 1t catno from Now York here. III
Now York It IL II cultivated md encouraged
product, of which the I}omocratIc party III
that State la proud. 1t Inns tosterod and de-
velope4 1t. 1t Inns utilized it for partisan
purposes. 1t las made 1t q factor II. politics.
1t llas used It to plnnder tic 6tato Traas-
nry out Of soyorul millions OF dollars.
1t has recruited 1t from It's own ranks with.
ont 0ny loss OF votes, for Democratic
pauper In Now York votes as early aud ofteit
as any other Democratic yoter. perhaps u
trlaa earllor alWl many triacs oftener, as they
l'avo lorc leisure. a1lt, like cattle, are more
EASILY handled. l'a"pssisn everywhere Is
Democratic III member ship. III Illinois, as
III every other place. lis q Democratic sx-
crescencc. md III ey&rY poUt-lsuuss ln thls
, 1881-09-01

THE celebrated appeal OF A[r. Frank llout-
ton to "0ivo tho old man q chAncc," tha n9rd
individual rcfcrrod to botn9 Henry Ward llccci.
or, does mt secln to havc Impressed Itself 3ttn
tho mtntis Of tho TAtt fam!ly, OF Providence,
1t. l. Mr. Taft Is a venerable perYon with tho
weight OF seycnty-nyp yours On bis shoulders,
but endowed With slaor and aapuuity Tor act-
tvc wnrfarc to Il wonderful dcKrog. i fuw days
a4o persons paas1u9 by tho Tuft Residence wure
sn,n0what surprised to 500 Tint Il largu por-
ton Ut tho touee bud boon knocked
towu, tho windows broken. and othur owl
detlecs OF attNck III tho structure. while
placarll cunveyel The intelligence thnt tho
ruln hal brc, ~ "causcd by an eruption Of Mount
ycsNv!us, Aug. H." An intoryIow with tho
venerable Taft rcvea!ed tho f4ot tlut his family
Ind put him viulently out IT Tho halsc, and
thrown blu bedroom furniture nftcr hln,. Hy
tho Md Of ii shovel tho cylcted father maslaReu
TO work tho obstruction noted above, und then
explained 1t hy tho grizzly huusors,ua ,sotte, II
which l,e eomuArcd bis family cr11e to II vol
cRno. At lMst ACCOUNTS tho old gentleman svns
IN complete possession OF tho front yMl,i, nild
dciod uli attempts to ropalr tho tln.naao IL hui.
uoue.
, 1881-09-01

OF his good will. but Garfield was too
sensitive to the public Interests to Yield this
Important point. Uct. Arthur, II. HI nccl-
dental succession to Garfield. could mt RI,
rtnlntc'lly demonstrate Ills puri,osc to antaa-
nllIze tho approved policy of tho Ma,, wl,o,n
tho people eecict President as by h!smLssLng
Windonl, fl nr,lcr tu appoint n Wntl-strGet
shark tH bo Secretary If tic Treasury. Tho
very suggestion of s.,cll cl,nnYe ouElltto III.
creaso the popular roloiclng over President
GarAeld's improved condition.
, 1881-09-01

Tile boys wl,onl ta.at 1utlianu Viking, eX-
Secretary Thompson, asttherel into tho navy Il
co'll,iD Of years ngo from tho Wabash Valley 10
mt sceEn tn be wildly infatuated with hume OF
the rolling deep, ind tho discovery ut this prej-
ntllcc Ut sholrs against tho r,lliny wuye t,ls
brought to light tho fnct TINT n InrBu number OF
tnolu iiava been discouraged from tho scrvlco hy
commanding o'fcers simply ut the request ur
pnrcnts ur other relutres. JnLRo Hunt hns iB.
sued order callt,g tho nttontton OF cunnnnt-
era to tho fact thut such discharges aro whutly
unauthorized, aud thAt horenftey tho young
men frum 1udinnn will hive to Rp through tho
usual rortnnll.tes bnSore returning to their
nNtlyo hetlth.
, 1881-09-01
Tho New Testament writings wora collcctcd
ntNl first declared canol11cal LONG after Intll's

ClSrtSyArt las Chtca1n's trnubtrs, nlul
t,asu t"o, In ragns,l ~ csal sn,ukH AL sorts III
contrl, al're, lnvu tcen tried IN nhate tho
X meeting tlr tho tunIltlten IN HmIs,kG EnII.
sumption f Tho iunrtl Ut 'rrhtu ntltt rt,sln,rtn
tun WaA held ut thu rilUtiis ut tito llDntr(, ut
ID Wpss Futlrth street, ybatGethy afternoon, FOR
tho iurt,nso Ut discussing thn t,unt,a ui nln.tinY
tho ss1luku nulantlee. alr. Knight knhl lie hIl'l
sumner hntl been nut III III sir. SIntOn's pAtteri,,
unt! he fn,,h TINT 1t Inst mt i,rs,en 1slicnss.
md lilhl beeh tl<rlt ttlit. Thu GiI9rtr l tret
'lcrIce ut lIis wfa n1sb hit NJ til6 friii+ tert
hl,t proved rntHru. liz hth A,s.p yislla ShlI-
tftn's cnnt,ttstlniGnt wtsnru onn uf thu WNtkor
wurkr,i satisfactorily. The ono u4rll by The
Gnttlfc. hn alist, was 0t tho cutl1llIiet1 1ut und
AttAln I,lAi,. 4tid hnd prNynd utlrtlhl st1Geuss
The Murphy !'evtte, whilst, Wns In us0 ut tho Ex-
lit Is tho aulne " dnsurlt,el IN Yesterdays T,!l
USE. nf being tried 1T tho ttni1,ty f1nsptnl1. 1t
wns Ri, ( ftutltllxbn aati tlu wins III ftetrnfttt
frw weeks hstI, Wfltr1 hg tnet Str. Murphy, tho
pltcntee. IND with Hin visited p!lGo wllerc his
consumer w,s IN t,sr md wllerc he wna tulh 1t
u}rrnllo1i ut Iocktnrt. n \: 0nn hf THO Ereas
s,h]GuslCiis tn tho Murphy tlnyire VIVA lint tho
{,Rtfilt tcus were hfKh. hh tho itlErhaHcHl cni-
structlon was uxpGtislvo. Cnl. lsoblhsDn thought
terG might ~ be ttst fti'ttlc Ut tho wnrtinH VI
lho ners Ut tho ExlI.tiltti,. 70 sct II sholr WIS
nut snnp why u making tho Murphy device
wslrk. liz nlAU ttit,.1Kht thut when Il J,au WAS
iDNtt! nut was tntlaFNGlHry. 1t wnili bflri III,
ur0at 'leAl Of tho sulphur md HIN which INV
escMl,ctl, evett wtnrv THO si,tl1H was lnst nn-
guftiirsts tttltt thcru wgrv many species Gi How
rrs al p1art. TINT could lnt 1.-Two III tho prt,sctt
atmosphere Ut tito city, nti this II VIVA destroy
Ing tho beauty ut tho city III tlat Way.
, 1881-09-01

TltE l.UlltIoi, 7lmcs IT Aug. = tlonius TINT
shnrn nr1 hnrl tIntna III lsnxlnud, n,,ti rahlrk.,
Tl1pr1, cl.l lN M KreAt0r inIstake At rho prns-
cit ting ti,9l, tn sik goterally ot Ge irntlo ur
.o s,, u,tG I'LL Ma % ss1,x - r1Ss , s,,,r, - c n
in tho Ety. WIN have seeu t..l1y lips ntitl downs
IN trc tht business Ia seldom, M St,utl as when
il h,nlnnlly low level. atitt everybody IL lmuru
nr less u.'siipi,tItng. Tho rcns,n, Is lint ut tnc
TING tt.lto "A M tntlatlon TINT i,otel't'.a 9d
tlletr management ~ ns to Ay,st i',ss nnl mike
tHte prhl!t. which ttiuy mostly sutEarl lit do
Tux: Mttt TINT I'LL Glasses arc enire thrifty thuA
III times ur rtlatIut,, 50 tint thcrefs more n0nv
saved, urHn II taore u lEss money t,lade. than
% T1s'. .rnc !: sl my9ns'nE by sns and hnns 1t.,
The cuuntry Ia enjoying Il .yehr N gonsti1,p nn
MnnHbtrd nsospnrlty. II money, wn0as. tull
tho r'4tcs Ut rt1!t nto tow It mist ntAtt bG re-
tilrl,lbero'l Tint ut tho present !cyc OF prtcts
Wages md rrHtita ~ ttit fuFthor thin thoy
DID IN years lltso iS1s ami lx11.
, 1881-09-01
GEN. ARTHUR's MALIgNERs.

sTha ralnrea t.f TIN praat,tnrt ,l,,rir1,, H.,
latter part Of last week, when even the
opttmlyt, Or, Bliss. was uisposett to abandon
alI hope Of his recovery, served to bring to
the surface the selfish 9reed with which the
spoils-Ilunters have been awaiting Ills death.
It is not tair to tiai,. Arthur to believe that
he llus been a party to tho various lnaehEna-
tions based upon the death Ut the President,
and TIE Tn,nuS1. llus dlscreitted his lnten-
t,on or willingness to disturb Tho country by
ra.llcal changes In the Cabinet In cuso the
Presidency shall devplye upon him, Among
NIL tho Einpertlnont suggestions made by tho
spoils-l,nnting politicians mid newspapers,
however, we hayo seen nonp SO Shameless til
unconcealcd scidstlness as that of Jny t;oufd
IN m interview with tho New York Tribune.
That person Is reported as follows:
VI hnyo no doubt that Arthur will make some
ehng9s y n, ~ te Gap!M9f NJ. Gould replied:
Eastern man secrotasy of tno rreasury. II hc f.
makes my change ~ that tlcpart1ncnt: Thu
York. md nj i,hilaJonha nn3 nj l,asiou ~ hT Tx
produGuons Of tho West and South make most
the TX Sutnns ~ r',,nr ana ,%t PMy
some lnan here fanIl!ar with business sl,oulI oe
p!asG,a .. tno , nend 9t tna Iseasnry sc5 IN
fto Gouilj. Mr. Arthur is u Now Turk r,at1.
4nti ~ h!s associations have neon With Now
icot sono Eastorr MN 10 GnnS1ct ~ tho tt,snn,s e1
Of tho Treasury"
This Is MI assumption TINT Con. Arthur,
as President, would not merely Disregard
tho sentiment Of the country Mt lurge by
dispensing with tic services of the present
Cabinet, which I,as g!ycn such universal
satisfaction, but that I,o would also rIay lnto
the ltal,tls Of the Will street stocl,-r,,mblers
, 1881-09-01

Mlt. ScIIADE, tic l'1ttsburg bahk cashIer
whu stole xtU.N0 anu came to Chsctgo after
Btttlnt!erng the HOtley, WIS very much cast
down by bis urrcst In this city, md told re-
purtnr tint IT he hnt boon allowed to rcmatn
hero tho dottcft would soen have boon enrnui by
HIN. At the tne Of GnAkinB this ent,scntly
hopeful rcmnrk, tho errtng Mr.. ochAtlo onjuycti
MI tnco'un OF so per month frum hIs labora In |.
mercantile establishment. Ills faita In tho ro-
sources 1T Chicago IL apparently t,nbounded,
nrtl tho itss nf II nnn wIiU expects to uAks pp u
deficiency Ut $4,000 iii short tulc.' OIL u sut-
hry OF $51 per inontt. Ia to be regretted.
, 1881-09-01
=. A conlsEs1pSDES'r writes to New York


NEw YDnK. Aug. :s.-Why don't thoy take
tue President to II pfnce of good nlr-14unK
tlAttruss resting M nnnIr:ullsIosl tho lnr wnuN
oo nothing; 4 bIH door tnt III tho s!da Of u cur
Or rI4ht miles nnrl not shnkU rho ,'atont ln6.c
than II very Kentu rocking. 4 fow hours
would rcatUrG him to 1'tltc ntr. whcn his big
sccms ny II yin, unl Ingenuity were somuwhnt
lnck1nE III this direction at roiicF. Ench day IL
of countless vAluu to HIN Iul us I'LL. Il.
Whell tho President bcauu,es little stronger
ho Ahoull cortainly be removed from ulAntlnl
Washingtoa: but ut present It Is imprncticablc.
, 1881-09-01

public debit Let them 70 ahead, md set III
their platform Of repudIattng the National
ttcbt and "sowinE tho land tncc.tleep will,
grccnbncks." Tho people Of tho Nort! will
meet them nil that issue, .ls t1Iey hive met
them u., othar Issues, anl will oyerwl.elni
tlIem with tlrfen, NJ they linvc tt0,tr before.
, 1881-09-01
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Tue SHnt2uu Bourbon Is IL Maw political
yeHtnre ut Springfield. THU DoMepTacy or Ill.,
noIs nus long needed lust such u pnr,cr 1T tho
Cnpltnlt It 1irnmiscs to Dn pure md .iniehl1tl
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lr In now statutl On tho best authority that
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LAWYER MA1.riS I. TOWNSEND el,arged
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Rtlce ut tho Whitaker ounrt-nnrtiRl, although
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SIxft
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