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, 1881-11-30

If tho FroncI, people arc lilo politcst MID
most complimentary III tho worlsl, nn exception
Bholt no nsAlo for French journalists. one Ut
whon Mt lenst In Ills ctlttorinl cuu,mcnts UPON
n. Utica Forrys col,rsp rlynls tho editor or tho
Eatnnswtll 0asettc. The rnrIa iaths pronotiaces
II. Ferry tho "snose sncaktsh Of I'LL snouks In IT
corrupt md stupid slInIstry,8and tlocIurcs TINT
"tho llnpt,4lcncu Of TINT Kroat lucquey oxccelleh
MI tho limits Of tito orrontory 10 10 met with IN
tho pantry Or In tho ,nnst vutxar Kitchen" Get.
t[hR warmer rs hu prucuotls, tho nllItor says:
N. jules .Forry proved pnco nlorp that hp WINS
nst nrtAnt knnvc, onplblc nr nnytls!ng. Of pick
Ing tho luckA III our shHoetnr!p and Of bmploy.
i1iH inlso ARGUMENTS liz othH1H tllHko l!s1 nE
spurious ct,|1l. 1hht sHn,u Bcnltntlrel. with hi5
"ell-knnWN rhysinpnotny, dad tho co0tncAa tn
utter words thlt should f1Gvcr tsstlo FROM ehch n
mouth. It wis tho Mnttpnnl tonnr, he sh th4t
rcHllrod tho wnr. You lie, sir, ind you k,fow It
we'll Tho inotiye OF tho Wnr wis thirst Tor
tnbney. unlcna 1obbcry. t1csrU fnr sensual c,,.
JDyuent. vlce. gross npputitGs. md, In tlnc, nil
tint rntnpasea tho llrpubiu. II tnBre is atlo
thing sA,l HHd sckaR to SEQ It Is tho tnnt1 who
rrarIHbcs M Arehbshop's cuncl,tnnn Iny ills
i4l1ld 0n llis hrnrt mud 1xGfAtnt, NJ IT, ho Wcrt
I,uHncscln, llayard, ur Tllrunno: :. DU NOT touch
FrlnGe; ur t!0 not touch tho arnyt' lint, vurIet
TINT you arc, who R1va you tho right 10 project
Frnnce uuld the nrtny2
f0r polite nntion this will do worry well. 1t
1eavcs very llttio for tnpolito editors In this
cuuntry or elsewhere to Improve upun.
, 1881-11-30

TItE British coltrt made short work OF tho
murderer Lcfroy. I1o WINS tried two weeks
ago nntt hung yesterday. 1Ie lad strong
friends, plenty Of money, anu ablo counsel;
but those did not suffice, us They would llaye
done III Illinois, to snye liIs neck. Ills case
was not permitted to lie over term after
term without trial. liz, could not gafu time
by hiring scamps to awenr that tho Judges
woro prejudlced ngalnst him. There wero
10 wrts Ut error to tho Supreme Court on
inlmbhg points and technicnl nonsense; no
rcyersals and remandmcnts on au[rks and
frauds 1le could not got all emotional III
sanity dodge, nor could lle cllallonga off
every Intelligent man and securu a Jury OF
sympathetic lgnoranluses to try hin. Ie
lad To face al Intelligent Jury who passed
on tho simple fact OF guilt or Innocence. Ills
Judge lail down the law. ard no "instruc-
tons" on the law by tho prisoners counsel
were allowed to- betog or mlsleal tile Jury.
Wien the Jury found hi1a guilty tho Judge
sentenced him to bo hung, aud hung lio was.
Tho verdict Of the Jury OH the facls proycn
wns not reversed, overturned, and set asIdo
by any lntermedlltng Supreme Court, md
uioro was no Communication OF sentclleo 10 u
prison to bo followed by II slobber'ng Gov
ernor's pardon rs IL Naw-Year's present to
the criminal classes. In Short there was
neither shysterlng, court foolery, 1nautllin
phrdonInX, nor other nonsense practiced or
pormltted IN this murlerer's case. lie paid
tho penalty Of his deeds With promptltudo
nnd certainty.
, 1881-11-30
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1881.

Last Friday tina prlce Of corn in st. Louis
was G3e{ cents, betn.I cents pcr busllel aboyo
the price IN Chicago, as it Ind been for sey-
eral days. Yesterday the price IN st. Louis
was q cents nani In Chscago ISL cents. fot
ol last Friday nil offer was mute lit Chicago
TO ship 5o, 900 bushels by rail from st. Louis
to Boston, ntltl thence yIa stca,nor 10 Liver.
pool, Mt ~ cents per bushcl. Including nil
charges. Now, at 70 cents per 100 through
rate from Chicago by rail to Isuston a,nl
thence by steamer to Liverpool, the cost olt
TINT day would have been fs14 celts per
bnshel. though our market was then 5s1111
cents. The price above noted would NOT nd
nit Of more than 1875 cents per LOU pounds
from St. Louis to Liverpool. 1t WIS reported
that corn was taken yesterday down the
Mississippi River Mt II cents per husl,el.
1lave not the Eastern rail lInes from St.
Louis been compelled by tile river rates ia
cut tte1r rates to Roston, thereby making tllls
cxtrnprdlnary discrimination against this
rftY
, 1881-11-30

flashed defiance nj tho guest OF tho orcning.
Tito fo,nncs IT tho South rc9nrtj shorr,nn only
IN Tho lirht Of iii Invader: and hcsp0llcr, mil
havc soIan,n'y rcsoIyrtl t,osor tp o,anxu tlor
Views OIL this subIoei. 1tufcrrtng 10 tl1p
"Wlen be casno South beforo md wns teastotl
hero thoru wore women ut tho banq1iot- tnble
WHO wished cyory drink he tuok could to trims.
formed intu poison: md others. w|ll.o lending
tioIr presence ns n,attcr Of neccsstty. hid bc+
ncatt tho Rutso Ut pulltcleas n hntretl wt1tolt
bm1cd no good for tho destroyer of tGer
(loines." 1'hIs ycNr |, cHtnintttco Ut citzons IN.
tenicti to Roi IN n hinJuet III shortunn's honor,
but tho ptan was abandoned by rcason OF tho
t!crce opposition encountered h,tiu,H tho Rcttto
Sex, Perhaps 1t Is bettnr 40. tlnnqtlots cost II
vrcnt deal Ut money. and aro goncraiiy worry stu.
pi4 ntfnirs.
, 1881-11-30
Luck still stanals by Ohio men, The latest

Luck still stat,tls by Ohio men. The latest
instance toudn9 to provo the truth Of th!s
assertion IL tho explosion OF &ha story Tint Jesse
Baldwin hal Iean robbed OF tho $l7,GO In gold
which ho took In Washington recently In ex-
changu for '0overnmont bonds As hfr. DniI-
win leaves It. tho story Ii utterly d1rcstcd OF
It's romantic features. Tha robbcrs did not
got dollar Ut tho FOLD Which ha brought from
Washington. Hn d!a not }ote my reKiaterca
bonds or any rRitrpad bonds. His gold Ia all In
tho bank; aud be had not seen the inaido Of the
famous old safo - for three ycars at lcast." Tho
amount Of money secured by tho rohbers was
not nearly So large as has been currently re-
ported. Evidently, therefore, sympathy for tho
yiotin, OF tho clover crnrkanen Ia no longer
called for.
, 1881-11-30
THE lion. Israel Wasf,bur,l Jr.. nf Maine

Tile lion. Israel WashburM Dr., of Maine,
has issuc.l pamphlet of ovec 100 pagos, Il paper
OIL tho "Nurtheaatgrn boundary" reai by hlu
before tho Ma!ne l1lstorlca Society ut Portland,
May ID, 1879. 1t ID very olear aud exhaustive
rcvtew Of tho whole dispute over tho northoast-
crn boundary between ttla country aud Qroat
britain. which was settled by tho famous Web
ster-Aahburtun treaty Of 1912. Mr. WaBhbu1n
snya: "Nevcr was there such history or er-
rors. mistakes. pluaaors, concessions, explauH.
lions, apoloRfes, foases, and modification on the
ono Rlle: of jncona1stenccs, aKgrcssons, en-
croachmants, aifrunta, and cnutompt OH tho
othas, rs that which has respect TO this bouninry
question" III the original tEpAty OF poacc the
boundary was axeu 10 bo from tho Hay OF Fundy
by tho middle OF the Ut. Erotx NIrcr to its SOURCE,
thehc0 north to tho highlands dividing the rly.
era which How into tho St. Lawrence River from
thuae whioh flow tuto tho Attantio Qqaan, uud
along thoso highlands to tho northweaternluosf
bend Ut tho Connecticut River. Tho questions
which httcrWArd arose weru III to the true St.
Crolx NlyIr. and NJ to tho highlands intended In
tfa troatt- Taere was R0ol teAl ot l0cal dis.
turbaHoe, war waa tAeeatened tho pc1ple Ut
b1aino wcro Indignant ut tho atteu.pt to rob
them OF I'atE OF their territory, aud, lnAly,
when tho question wRs Bett!cd, and tho boundary
tlaGl In 1918 BY tho Wchat Or Ashburt0n treaty,
tue stnto lost tract Of country a. large as tho
Couhtlcs of A1idroscoggtu. saRadahoc, and
good rArt or Lincola, compared With Mhat aha
would havo reooIvud ta.l sho accepted In 1851
the line Of tho King at Holland, ~ whom ths
snattcr had hecn rciorrod. Though tho auca.
uon ID no longer living one, Mr. Washburn
bus accomplished gotAl work In presenting It's
History n compact and enduring toru.
, 1881-11-30

WHEN small hryss seek to ,m'tato tho on
u1npo Of THAR .ldors In somo things disastrous
resuita pre- Iiuhlu to follow. In Norfolk County,
Virginia, a couple OF lb-year-old boys mined
Jnsper aud Carcy went out hunting one DAY last
week, und OH tholr way hume concluded 10 nmuse
themselves NTH mock duel, having no doubt
discovered that tho real artiulo was exceedingly
popular In tho community. II was Aareel to
load both guns with powder onIy, but young
Carey had soEno shot tn tho pocket whoro hs
powder was carried, and the result wRs that tho
discharge from his gun, which took effect ln the
1aspur boys nook, produced Il wound which
cnlcd In death. Maok duols scoru 10 bo moro
dangerous than real ot,oa Ia Virginia,
, 1881-11-30

1arity Of reasoning 1t may bp nsslln,ctt tint his
oft-reftorntctt Insertions tfiae tho Defty iirctt
tl.u 'nllut TINT killed. Garfield nru only
part and rnrcsi Ut tt,o Insanity role
llc is playing. lie Is abto to play tho Insanity
f0fo ln every altration but onc-tllat Is tn sny,
tim situation wlict. and where. I'll his opinion,
Ills life Is In Immediate danger. 'rIon 1ie
throws uG nil Alsgutscs-kecps Ills sent In
court mud lies tint OIL Ills faco IN tho vnl,.
These aro circumstances full Ut Significance.
They show tiat tlstttea1, Is nbio tn rnnso,t,
not somotmcs but always. abla 10 reason, log
icalIy that llo IL IN danger Of being shot, md
able to net. not sometimes but alvnys, will, n
View to tetucng tho chances ot being sllot
to the lowest possiblc lt,nit. We submit TINT
there is not III the history Of Insanity casc
parallel 10 ttlia, not ono casc Of MI lntlispu-
taply flisano ucrson reasoning always lug1cnl-
" for days and weeks together, md netting
lntelltgont1y In accord with tile conclusions
drawn from tic ruAsOiltng PROCESS. Nltftrau
knows the difference between right nra
wrong. lilo knows that ho has committed n
great crime, nt!l knows that his only nyenuo
OF escape front tho penalty u,orrof Is through
successful stimulation Of insanity. Dut la
Is iii abtcct coward. n1Ml he ttnru not for n
moment voluntarily fnco Tho chance Of ttcatll
by n stray bullet, oven 10 show that lio is III.
sarte enough tn believe. as he constantly as
serts, tint tho Deity, will project Ills llfc
Hence wa liav0 tito spectacle presented every
day In court Of Gultenu in t1nal clinracter
that OF 4 pretended nlatllunh Insulting
Court, counsel, mid Witnesses, dcfylng nlt
restraint, and sailo ilian so careful of his
, 1881-11-30

trl,o Yrnf1 f,r fha net0hlts1inlnnt Of GaEs
mold protessoFsh!p at "ntans ,tsn S"''ssu ans.sse s
.saoaon ..s Sifa " ~ Nav Vail iity. AA
"|>s .eA'. :" .,ots,s
H. family Ut seven brothers anu t"o s!sse'ss
whose unlted agos amount to e' years: lo pyht Tha
eHcn other in 0sWo&o ,nEay Gonntyin ~ Tx t"aths
~, u's as.es ~ .'.,,.,o, m ,,.d uoon
When. aG Atanth. Mf'AtRi''so,e@,ssns ~ sta. ~.
hts Southern auditors to thank oed tnat ns sa,. rG
:ouaao had not become tho hoine OF to's eenrs
nent, and that two Jealous aud aos.o a,an.r,. uan
Wore NOT watuhlng each otAor oyer .aa ~ cecr.
upon Na shorcs' thofe "aa " Hea''' "A0
'nH sespo"ss' #, xoturu II,
Honolulu was paia to ii. sister whv bud re!sas4 .
In bis aescnce lle found her Sitting ~ nsIT
hut surroundcd by natlye3: Iaus inv,M '',,'I ne
so steuod e ha tale ct toMFT@ssyh iTns ~ Masela
hal bSen loin9 ia hia absence.
.r.,. Atorc,,te ,e r,ou.londcrry, who en-
, 1881-11-30

TllE troubles ot the Old Peoples Home OF
this CITY haya t'nally beeu brought into court,
by reason OF oae ot the Iulnatca being expelled
for utlcgud Noncompliance with tho rule. Ut
the institution. III soturn. fhis old lady, who IL
~ yenFs Of aKo, has considerable to aay regard.
Ing tho Fnanaaemcnt Ut the Home, nnd perhaps
y thorough judicial Investigation Of thu matter
IL tho sAortest r1laa to setilssuunt OF tho utt.
eult'es, Institutions Ut a charitable unturo ara
10 frequently ln!stnannRed by the persons hired
10 conduct them that public aympathy 10 alwuy4
on TITO slde OF tho psrsun making charKes Ut tlta
natuse. which III many instances are un{pundctl.
Taoro eau 10 nothing more p!sIable shan a WOMAN
tn tho !aat years OF long and busy itfctieprIyed
.. lhe society OF fclanls Rnd ktndEcd aud com.
ps!ad to exist upon thu clarfty Ut stranKers,
aud TO sec tint they aro In ut mauoer Impoaod
Upon IL tho duty Of evpsy honest man,
, 1881-11-30

THE Mutual Union Telegraph Company
got III It's wnsk Oh the Council in tue usNAl way
The company wont nbollt tho tnatler III busI-
ncss"llka manher. II reali2vl thnt II was doal-
Ing With a cotntncrctat body. There wls soMo-
thing It wanfcd 10 buy, wh!ch the controlling
eIotncnt Of that body had for sa|s, and 1t paid
the prteo a1A got lt-pr0vlded tho Mayos docs
not interfere With tho tleAl.
, 1881-11-30
TRIBUNE I9isANCIT OFFICES.

rftx cnfcAno TnfHuSr has ESTABLISHED branch
pces Tor the receipt nf subscriptions ind advertise"
nlenss III fonws:
NEW rtlltK-Iloom . Tribune Hulldlng. F,T. Mc-
FAbhEN, Manager
tsLAst1U,v. scnttand-Al!an'a American NsNs
Agency. 81 Kcnncii-At .-.....
IJ0HiA0S. En2.-ArnestcAn Exchange, ~ s1And
llESMy I. H11iid. Agent
WASHINGTON, n. E.--EfA streas-
, 1881-11-30

IT aecnns, according to the discoveries made
W correspondent, that tho seuson why Gen.
64eFnan was not banquctod during hts recent
visit 10 Atlanta was tceaAa the lndlss ct that city
decided that no such hut.or should be extended 10
Tho nun who captured thu ,owu neuriy twenty
years ago twill be rans,nbersd that On i
Former risit ~ Atlanta t)eu. Hler,uan was tend.
er9d banquet by the lending neu Ut tho place.
Irrespective ot party, but IL seetas &har at the
festal b+'nrd there Iwere SNOWY hoaona that
hea'ed with Indignation, anu sparkling eyes that
, 1881-11-30

The insanity dodge received another SET
back yesterday When Gniteail. dreatltng the
ordeal through wliIoIt lle must pass, objected
to taking tic stand ut that time because lle
did not frel euual to the task Of sustaining
the severe cross.sxat,inatlon to which he
knew lie would be subjected. Said the clear
teaded assasln:
object to going on The stand when am not
tlou W counsel tor tho prosecution. hava got
q gooa aeat to say. want 70 20 over tho Whole
and want to be III Koo4 talking cpntlItlon.
IIere WIS q manifest case OF tltnel,tnG. Even
the enormous cgvt1sm Ut tho wretch Tor the
moment deserted him. So anxious was ho
to appear at his best, to have Ills wits at
their sl,arpest IN order to cope with the law
yers Of the prosecution that he pleaded In
disposition ns a reason why he should not
then bo required to submit to cross.exatnlna-
tion. no was willing to answer few Gues-
ttons that ScosIl'e Ind prepare1 for bin ln
tls direct examination, "bl1t," said lie, n
tto not want the prosecution to take adyan-
tage Of my prese,Ece hero 10 cross-eyalMfnc
mo tolay." Tho Court very properly ruled
TINT q Witness should not 10 allowed to exor-
clsa such n cl,otcu, nlld uiat tic examination
once begun could not bo suspended except
by consent OF counsel OIL the other side,
wheroupon Iuiteau nodded Ills head ap-
proyingly md remarked: "'rhal's the rule,
Judge. rs I understand H." lie was SINE
enough to attempt to secure tllo Courts III.
lulgence. and. inlllng to get 1t, aane enough
to quietly accept the ruling ngainst him and
to recognize Its Salrness. Insanity takcs no
such form. lnsanp people do not dread but
rather court tho opportunity Of being heard
In their own behalf.
, 1881-11-30

Tnr: full rctilrns from tic Virginia clcc-
t[ons aru very 1l,ortlfylng to tho l1ourbons.
1t appears tint the ftent usters chrriel sixty
six out Of 100 counties, or one less than two
thirds. Cnmeron's majority was mlatto upby
the rural counties, and thlrty-ctsht Of tic
styty-six carrictl by tim llavo q minority Of
white nssessGd voters, whereas Daniel car
rfctt but thirty white counties, Or eight fower
than Canoron. Tho inter nlso carried
twenty-clght colorcu counties alld Danlel
carried four. But Cameron lad four moro
white counties than Daniel had of white mil
back combined. The counties carried by'
Cameron and Danlc compare IN tho number
Ut assessed voters, white md blnck, MS fol-
lows:
1tsstasra rotcrs. 1rhNe. I3lact.
Cuu,eron'a alxty-six countcs.... .iH9iI 65iEl
nan!ols thirty-four cUuntios.. .oo,d'u s@.uW
Tho white majority lu tic Caincron coull.
lies was 3i.h,*:,,, and lii the Daniel counties
only W,Gfa, or 1900 less than Tic white Nia-
JOrltY III the counties carrtel' by Cameron.
IN the while counties carried by enull cafdl-
date, the majorlties Of white voters were:
AElIorittca
u 1GifftS.
CRtn6ron white counties. ..,....,...........4hI5
Da'i'ol white counttcs'...-.. .............al.'*l
Caneron's whlto maIorlty,... .......... lI,E.t
Tho assessed vote Of VlrRinia, according
to THO last report Of the Auditor, Is rs fol-
lows:
NHlfg SOtcTs..s !Ht. !kt
tolofcA Foters. ..........,..s.ll lk}
Wh!lo majority. y.............u.......... 1I.nI3
White tax-patd yoters...... ...............lM,577
Colbrod tax-nad vuters, Gv,04t
WhIto tys..s..................... nc. fN
III tito light OF these figures It would seem
TINT the col0r-l1ne In VlreInia llas been
pretty thoroughly smashed ut lust.
, 1881-11-30

SEvEnAr Alderman wIln vuse,, IN, ,u
poAt Of tho ordinance prohplttnu '"a W., u'a re.
Rrnt pocs In tue streets did 90 viii u'o ,he cIe'
and cxpectation TINT tho Mnyor wt,mi, me hdpt
They hnd not Tho niornt staminn IN =" se'o Il.
duty. soo!al "lniloocnco WIS top ,nns. IN, .hsts
thntt. N HHch fbt
, 1881-11-30

SINCE tho establishment OF tho sIgnat sery.
leo III 1871 TO the present tine no action has
been taken by Congress towards placing 1t
upon permanent basls. III Its tuctplencY u
small number Of officers Wero detailed from
, 1881-11-30
IT Is understood that tin AIutunI 1rr,,.
only pays aft6r tho Mayor sfYus tho or,r u.l'ua
LAKESIDE MUSINGS

In
thnt my frohd Alo1k expects tu soon hoo,,'1 ~
bit mover na'nsi. lcan't cxp!atn Jt,at now"~S
TiltttM. Ne"
Where, oh where Is tile funuy man
That used to spell so builyY
Whore, Oh whero Is tho poet poor
'rhnt usol to rhyme 80 snt,ly3
Whore, Oh whnro Is tho puzztc.iIent
,,That asked It's questions mn,ly?
= Arotthcy nlk dand? All, no: worsn ,,,,.
You'll lind thum ovusy weok in I,acE,
An exchange snya TINT aot 1,os,o,
dnus tho noweat fcnt,,ro Ia r., i'vs.oa hs.' Re4
mn, hri,1nrroom stond ,1,,r,n, H., 1ue pt|la
s,vsal srotto made of ehrysSn,,n1,'rs. nrmony 'aa
1I,.cs. nassnn. .t,nwors, and emItax. ~ =. astef1
wcdJ,ttrs tho nowost fcnt,,ra "a ro. ~ ~, sa'easa
In huatjo nrnl,ntl nnti orr n ,,ta. ~ ae Sfoou
and win cftcr t,,cr nm ,,,o,rte' s8 ,ot ul'a'ta
Chicauo ufris I,nl, tno ,unovn,ion ,ni,,, aaet
11a.o l.. ,,,o sa,o -, ~, "''1 ''''su1
80 "a ."o ~ ."so ~ ""J Mus,
Her oyos, viii, tholr raw, ntan,,,.. r,ar,
hn,i thair at,v, nro,,., tco,, -. .',u
oA' Fo"" -0o@ u. n''ne'
O Omollth. yo,l nre firm yct tcn,,,r
yonr tnnce ,rnv In oolJ m ,.,t,'
yo,, ,n,v Inn, ho,p = ,1.r,u,. a,,ot .n
@ua !nns Acop oaes uullnR toFeE,
fes comfort growing child.
T.,
Wv Puio I..H lug IN tne nAes'
Aoo wv ot's"s ~ tHe o"iy kl1h;
AeN arc grave anu Kny ny haahes,
Yoit Arc wOtnnn and snlnt In une.
-1attH9 afa' 1EFho u FFfttp Et1r tiont
n1,,,h1tc 1thrortout -+rh, hos, ,..
,,,n.s ~ A., m',"at t,a,,.aan ses ~, %"9%h
~, ~. !, =, ~, !,ue.ot'. ntp' iaIcsfes
tho Nutsery lho ocnool-o -"oltfnaElsm fIfst
ltcaAbfs MY SUMMER In ChlcRKo.' '"Songsot
tho MuuHcG,' '' Hints 10 rascnts,'" Myrt1et
Luck" " fStvht unya In KDnoshs NJ nvos -
Nv Ltrp." rhreo yonra az, lin t,,,rf !. su.n..
1,ina for f,,1 Eo,1.z " .lrho rort. no,,,,.. ~.
,,n,,,-o,. r'.o y,,,t,t ~, .,.e NJ. "
oo !. .'rn''e ~ ~ tuo sso.ta s"c. "1ae
fu1H' Ntss, Iho G'reo ol GhiGARo." "Ihe
Siren anu INC sucker. alfu " itnW ShB nroppel
On Him." lilo now hlls IN cotrAo of preparation:
''Thq Rox-Tactl I3oot; or, TIM Scul,rae nf ,ha
North .Hltlc" /" tsow.T Tm,pnd f5eorro. y, ~
pcr,Is nf ,1o11,nv IIcr m f,no Enon " r..
~ i.'uH ~, 1.ol ~ ~. o'' n"ee' fal 'foa
ttee i,hta's foot. ton.u ahu lao panta''
, 1881-11-30

:. No INDUSTRY ts III protected ~ Sl,,,,,.,,
fng. Atnrrlcnn Rhlpownnra cau Inv n",. ,s','l''
icntl.btt si,3Is or gu Without. They aosf
without. Why? 1locausc the roretunc, Ro!ns
scsscs cheaper rArttoe.-ttNrftim1 Ktni.t.. Nv.
, 1881-11-30

way tho poorto Of tho United State, ne.
fatuatci with esthottaIa,n. aud thu ,oaS ",s hot IN.
1'oncnt hf TINT peculiar 'luey IL M, ts'nR m, "e
meet With muel' f"sor on this sjao ~, u, ',,ke'ys
iantie+ VI 'ae IL.
, 1881-11-30

TIE Grown Irinca nf Portugal wtu
mnrry tho youngest .tatt4hter or ex.5,nansooa n sooa
bol1a Of sptln. ilcr natnr RYuifcs reaes r" ~
inos Of rriuces ia pruserblnt, S"ss' III
, 1881-11-30
POSTAGE.

Enitrta at tia Fast-Met nl Chicago. IT.. a steond-
t'IdsS Matter.
Fns tho hcnoat at nlIr patrons nho daslrS to send
single copcs uf Tfs TntnuSe thrauaE tho nall. We
eve herewith tito transient ent1 of iFostnHa;
tbfft1n md Uo,ntfttc. f'tr fhpN.
Fight, ten. tyo1va, md fuftonn tsa9u rapcr. y cents
f,xioc ctGtnnn, and twenty 1nus pahot. cents.
IwopkYifWp and twensy tnsla papBF ..4 e1nts.
, 1881-11-30

SOME arc toFfccutvc casl, others wo,,,,,
stock. and aoao .betraycd tho c{ty Ia "1ss,fa "s,
social friends. ''lsl
, 1881-11-30

MCF1cktFFA 'Thtntre.
Nedtser atlpal. tff"pen Siafe md Dearborn
Enlargement Of Lawrence ltnrrott. Afternoon
Lady Ut Lyutls.f EveI.lilx, ttam!ot"
, 1881-11-30

sumcd anger. Gnftcau Cannot bo both crazy
and sane, but he phys the part OF Insanity
and shows that lie Is perfectly sane at tllo
salae moment OF time.
HrscoUKs CANDIDACY FOR SPEAKER,
Secretary Blaine testified in tho 0l1itcan
trial ttle other day TINT llc was tho Inventor i
Of the term "Stalwartsn " MS originally enl-
ployel III American politics. This is true,
but tho "Stnlwariisln ~ Of Secretary 1}tnno
WIS totally different from tho "Stalwart-
Ism" which dcsignates the Conkltng school
Of politicians. Stalwartism Inns como tu
nlean New-YorkIsn1. 1t Is merely nnathor
name for the New York machine and lis
methods. 1t Is local designation for
l}osstsm and spoiIs-getting, just M Tnmmany
Is nnt0ng tile Deusoerats. As .'a1nmai1y ItAs,
OIL nlnny occasfans, extended Its influence
outside Of New York over tho nfrRtrs OF tho
Democratic party, so It Is now tho ambition
Of the New York Stalwarts to put themselves
IN complete control Of tho Republican party
N!ld tho National responsibilities which l,ayo
been con!Itletl to Tint party.
The caNtl[dnCy of Mt. fIfsc1ek for tho
Speakcrship Of tho ltousD Of Representn-
tfves, though not conceived originally III tho
Interest Of Now York Stalwnrtisnl, hns been
perverted into mere "Stntwnrt" move
lnait. Ills election to tile most Important
and Influential position III Congress. carry
ing with It a rererso,1ary SUCCESSION to tho
l'feslaehcy' VIII 10 Just rs tn'lcEl srlttiIp!!
Tor Now YORK Stalwnrttsm rs was the np-
po1ntnent OF Judge F"Igcr rs Sccretnry OF
the Treasury. lllscock stnrtcd out III tho
race FOR tue SpeaEersl'll' Immediately after
tho ELECTION OF Gen. dar1ield. At tint tlnie
lie dId not como forward as n representative
OF "Stalwnrttsn.' Indeed, lle seoMetl to bo
entirely willing 10 antagonIze Conklfng, wllo
was taen The New York Boss. II such n
course should prove Of advantage to Ills own
aspirations; at all events he profosscsl to
hold himself independent Of tho New York
clique which las taken possession Of tho
term "Stalwnrt." Since tho death of Prcsl.
dent Garfield, 1l'scock appears To- have
changed 'front.' llof1s now 4 "Stalwart OF
tue Stalwarts." I'o was tho defeated candi-
date OF tho Cohkllnf faction Tor the Chalr-
manship ot the New York State Convention
III the lato campaign. lia Is now the cailtlf-
date OF TINT faction Tor tho Spoakership Of
Congress- and Ills election Will be employed
to extend and increase tho supremacy OF Tho
New York Stalwnrts over the affairs Of tic
Nation.
1t Is OF moment TINT the arguments used
by Mr.. 1liscock and his friends during thu
closing days Of tho Hayes Administrator,
Wien the contest for the next Speakershlp
was inaugurated, have been reversed, aud
arc to-day as strong when winged III oppos1-
tion to hls election as they were at That time
, 1881-11-30

.Arntetuy at E5usie.
11nlAted street, near Madison. Wets s,de. Variety
Aftcrnuun md CYonlne.
, 1881-11-30
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