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PERRY DAvr~s rAIS-KILLER.

DERRY DAYIS'S VEGETABLE
PAIN-KILLER,
4 NEvER-FAMISG CURE FOR BURNS,
scMDs, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES ETC.
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x1-TIcoME FRANCE TO YORK
" TOWN.

jus, vallIshed, Ia English and French wellesly
r,,s.baw'. beautiful song Of Welcome to the
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SC. only for a Pic-yic CIGAR.
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-. srsendld. hears-ssirgiag Song 70 the tune Of
a. ,r,relllalse, the French National Air. is lar-
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poLgTIgAE..

HEADQuAprERs cLAy-WARp Aezles.i
Octcber 10. 1891.
nor TIE GRAND TORIHfJGHT
Z PRoC CEsSIOS AND PATiFif kglOS =, .
MOSsIRATlOS or T!iE Cul. >hENttfts-
UEMOCRATIC PAkTY 20 tsse pli.fe "a fle ~
uirg of TUESDAY, Dctoic- lth .iltan., tie g
l0Sing grftseincn ars hereby orfsanied assSrht
nnarstas for TIC division Wiaeh lsftceS ut,tf 30
aHspiccs of s.'flc tiay-Ward Acfisc-" .icT y
requested 70 assemble al the We-i!law h1'eestJ
O'Clock sharp on evening Of lcnlcHstEiilpaf
Major T.. 4. 40. NyeT. 4. 4. Au~u2f
CAPTAIN Philip nax<n, v. - NWciyy,
w. W. Turner, Vs.. flEnef.
Ilexrrdsr J.rni.g~, Ctfrfe ". sIn.thees,
VI q EfatqF. g.. Watson sehae<
T. = Affr.e,isl. S1nnscl II. Cotsrcn.
G. q; ,chafe.. T.. W. Martin.
- = Kaee. a. A. Euiche<oo,
" &. scott. A. T.. l1dlhps.
&. Y. Norris. q. L. Todd,
r. II. rhaih3, George sehsln,
John F Bel. William keady,
BAILEY fDayis. al. 81. FofssElart,
~ ID Chr.sflgn. George - Palmer
Wi.lisIn Rankr, Leroy Z. BrcHa
GeoFre j. Hooper, Jr.,
By orccf {. VI. a.
r. 5. DERBYSsnRE. Pgcssiss,t.
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(,LAY-wARD ACTIvEs, ATfKN-
~ TfOE You are req,ssied 20 meet At TIE
wesfhzm House (tiariin Ocfers'l 1tiic titeeE ~
EVENING, Oct0tcg- IN at ~ o'eesA saAfp- -
sin In fl,e prrceesion of the Conservative fepsfn~
sfrsiioa. There win be 4 band u misslc. H4tx-
nectee tnsf tls CIrB VIII meet the pe.crs9zsx " ap
nlease Bring or ecsd theHs. Torches will - a.
slsaca 70 thcsc who hase none. Lea every tnefr.
Nv ~ erder cf thc President, r. $. DEnEYSaInx.
ocIi-it =. n GIBBS, se>fefsfy.
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S,PECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE Va. STATE ACKIcrLTUnAL Sccferrt
Oc,otcr II. 1881.
In conrcq scicC ~ he nHmlc Or entries conrE
ir tie tntry iook for The Fair viii ic s@l.t ZEN
until O'ClOCh =, " tRDDAf I'M faTti. wan
WILLIAM W. gIsSEY,
oc1I-lt Ss.lcfsfT.
NOTICE file exifacFd.Esfy cgIa1tt .
~ cation q y. Neal rohr, rejecting riion re
managers of the Ncst-..Ec bai' i.nl Aissf- .-rsl.
which srnsaTcd IN ihe GG1ffts fSttftfis =. Tia
iast.nf. VI ~ sitswesc very folly snt sz.i 4 -
tsry la Sie next ssgc ~ e., cctioilc yfssJr- ce-
6SE OF TIiE BOAnD or DIRECTORS
oc l-Tu.W .F3tS
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cHroS claArs. &c.
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n shall he the duty Of the Committee on Ariitra-
ton 10 zdiadge the amount 0f damage or reelall-
ton that shall be paid by the inspector of tne li-
ure Of his sample 10 fairly represent lhy es
hor from Which II was drawn. and shouid 5ny oi ihe
eoinlaifec be absent interested ia The claim nc
committee msy seize. from the Trade TO w the W.
can't place or places. The inspector Nii not pe
held llsbte for damage OF reclamation Tor Wct To-
harre or tobacco that may have fnnked of cLaheta
I'm color frem sweat aRe- bat only Tor ihiuies 20
S.irly reprssenf in his sample the t0bzeco N the
hogshead or box. But IL shall bt the d9sy o. the
Inspector 10 marx On ink wet" ON iile sainlie
tay when he finds the package damaged by wAier'
a,s ia All eases OF clailns FOR damage OF reclls-
ton thsf nsay hereafter arise because ol sStnpie
~ nv the regular inspector OF leaf tobacco 1or
me RIchInond naprkcf not fairly representing me
hsosl,r adj or box fona which u Was drawn me i.i-
iowing rules shall be observed IS Dasis o' 'e'''e-
- when claim for damage or reclamation Is
, ed ON ibe fact that the sample of an inspector
t ,sofI,er market n inferior % the one drawn ~
,h III esTeetor of this Market said eluiia must De
panied by sworn Statements 9t I'VE eislnsel.
~ - a,lsfe,t persons, who shall be pgtscDr
he hogsbtad ls sampled, and see = .aiF AZ sse,sse 2
s,a,ie n drawn. They also sliail give tEe hos.
Ia m.yts on he Isegshead. together with the
eross tire and nei weighi of the same. This sala'
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DYSPEPSIA, BIrIOrsSEss, NERVOUSNESS, and
1niscrablenoss all cured win UOP BiTTERs.
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FEAST AND MrsIcALE.-A feast Tor The
benefit Of a mission chapel in the north
western part OF the city will be given in
the lecture-room OF the Gracc-street Bap-
tist church, under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Missionary Society, ON Tues
dav. Wednesday, and Thursday evenings.
On wednesday evening musicale viii be
given at the SAME place by the choir OF the
First Baptist church, assisted by. several
leading amateurs OF the city. A pleasant
time i promised to those who attend.
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MEETING OF THE Police B0ARD.-At a
meeting OF the Beard of Police Commits
sioners held yesterday afternoon Roscoe
ID. Chesterrnan was appointed 10 a position
On the police force in place OF William p.
Allen, who was appointed at . recent meet
ing of the Board, but rejected on account
Of defective hearing.
The Board also directed the appointment
Of twenty-five special policemen to serve
from the 18th to the 9th instant.
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" ,.,,as,tc exercises Of this Institution win be
tas.i an THURSDAY. SkfrENBxk ., 1881.
Issa..s.taIasrscs Of fuil information apply 70
REV. 7. r. HEALl, = D.. t'reSident
, 1881-07-09

A NEMAnKAuLg discovery has boen made
by Hugh Hastings tCuukItng's body seryaut,
who olits tho Now York .itirerttser. t1e rcpro-
duaas an otico- o-beRg!ng letter alleged to huye
been written by GuItsau several mouths before
tho shooting, IN which he assured tho President
thut ha was OH his side III tho struggle With
Conkiing. I[0 would undoubtedly give him any
"ussuFu,,ce for An o!lteo. lsastfuRa proceeds
to comment TINT StHlwurtisu, bad nothing 10 do
with tho attempted murder OF the Iro4dent;
but II II hud not, did not spo!ls-hnntiug haye
something to do With IT. And WIS not plact,-
hunting what Guiteuu sneRnt when Re pro-
olutnard hlmselt . n"6talwAEt"2 lIa had got TO
call oi,iocsevk iag HtalwartlsM, and had lparacd
that pntnu Of It from tho ConktIpK crowd II
Gnltepu was q friend of the President. he bud q
remarkable wuy Of demonstrating It. The uext
thing Hastings will 10 Ut la producing oyidopce
showing that 0ulteau shot 0arlicld ut the lnstl-
gntion Ut Jim Blaine. that he tlilatne} mla4t gain
4 through sympathy That which he had failed to
gain lcg!tituateIy. i, - :.
, 1881-07-09

,Tula nyowed defense Of tho sl'o'ls system
which produces ar assassin Is untr less
vicious than would be Gefunsc Of tho nssasin
himself. Tue spotisncn condemn Gnteau,
though they arc MI anxious to represent hin,
as ravlng innduan; they publicly pray rur
the Presidents recovery; they hnye eyur III
dulged III n qualified degrees Of eulogy, II,
Difference to ptbIio sentiment, md have ltrel
lavish In their expressions of sympathy, but
they contend just tic same lint the light fur
tho spills must 20 OIL tptt'c their Chicago
orRan), that Garfield, II lie sllnll survive,
must ba punished for resisting tho spoils-
hunters, alld !Iat the l,upublfcan party must
DO broken down unless IL shall yield to thu
domination Of the oillce-brokcrs n.ul
"bosscs." 1t scelns tl!at the fight uRaTnst
tlleso ghou1s must still hu ,naslc, al,l God
grant that Garfield may ,e spared 10 lead IL.
, 1881-07-09
PERSONALS.

"TcrllRps there Is one, after all. It's hot
enough, Aly wly."-B0h lnuerson.
Writ Skies llns written another book.
Writ Is wotl knnwn rs Mr. Olive Logan. -
j. New York pnol-rooM was robbed ths
other iny, unit people arc HOW whiting to loaru
that soulcbudy bus cheated Il stock broker. =
Secretary Hunt has ttccidcd that the nayy
tnttst ba grcnlly Improved ut onog, Aiad It Ia nu.
icrstood thAt -four 0r five sLIp carpentcrs arc to
he put on tho Job. !
Tig,t-illtiug bntl,tnC dresses of peacock
blue Aru the tnahion ut Hampton Dcach this
Elian1ncr. Unfortunately It is q long way from
chicngo to fianptou lieach. ),
III spite Of, tho drtadfully hot wcather
tltro aru aon,a rctlcenuH features ahout tbs
preseut Estsnmrr. Sergeant Bates fol! from a
platform ut Norris ILL.,, tho other day and broka
hIs lcE. ::
Ten per cent of the Fortune Bay award
hI.s gone til Gnu OF tho counsel In tho case. Hy
cHrctl nulaing II ss hoped thut tho ba!arteo will
10 sufficient u satisfy tho rotualning legal gcn'
tlemen. = o.
! a. Vassar girl, now III Detroit, ''
Went to look for tue comet. and saw II.
Eoxt night she and Charley
! Occupied the porch carly, .
And repeated her former exploit
NTelanclltllon Barnett, who died In Cleye.
land OH Friday, was ono Of tho ploneors Ut that
city. at,d for 1nany ycara one Ut Its represents
tive cItizens. lie hold from time to tlne tuany
Imlmrtant municipal positions. Ao was Qsyoars
Of age.. -, -" :
~ wealthy widow las BECOME interested Ia
tho prrnchtuR Of. the ltoy. N. ". Coukllns, ot
1tutgcrs, N. j.. md presented him With S10JG6
In bonds, bcsiles giving tue tamlly a huusa
n = mi INF
, 1881-07-09

IT was very inopportune time for SEN
ator Ingalls, to say, us he did In nh address
ut tic Williams College Commencement alo,l-
day, that "Tilo proposed reform III tho Civil
Service Is ui,-Alncriean." lit Is un-Aiuerl-
Gun, tho moro s,,anle 10 America! Ict lis
luakU It Americal, rs soon as He cn,I. Ii nn
"Anlcrtcan" want Of Civil Serylcc-fnr 1t Is
to bc observed that wo have as yet nothing
worthy OF tic na,nc-caM produce ,ltt-Amcr-
lean assassination, this country demands II
change. Tlerv llaya been 1nRny things
American tl'ut weru not good, AMI ,nally
good things that wcrc not American. Ti!erc
Is 10 lnfallIble country III i11ts world, ar.l
surely not more linn one lnfalllble pcrson,-
A,nl Senator ingalls, IL hot That contingent
1lltltla
, 1881-07-09


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] .,'o', ,,a.''t.u " NV ,'',,s. ~, ,:.s sas IL
a',,' n..''..s,,.., ,r,'" 1,",.,.'. w.. ~ ,,'..
uNh fehtlMttoI1' 1ho tEeslNehL WIS saitt
Sntllrtlny morning, ,Jnty =. Conkttng u,ntje
~, v,,,, ~, ,t,,t a., ,,,r ,,.. ~, uu;,,. ir,,
1so s'eH oh tNAtuaS+ !'Ul hIly o!a oHll"h3'Ju1J
o. ~ cfth l,cth'e.'" "1on"hs' ,""'S =, ulo
"at''' ts'l'o1.'' "'''',el7"ts' ~ p"ss "i1io"t
u n.essas" ~ sy.Nl.'t'y' comuo'ehce, Ut sn'h,
nun n"l"antts 4ronl a''lseil 70 'ae l1esl"e'e
Ut Ut my "'e1aoeF oi MS 1ah''1y' finauy' On
an.., nuesans' yu'S y, Ae louelh eay a.tes ulo
s.ootnlts; ,.. eonk'"le pelIn'a'eu mh'se,t u ~
sA1e y c"l", nla aehpefate ielteT, winch no
.''e" " tle tt'olnes"dehe1a "t' nash'.R'
,o", cohcoFt'1ts me ieeal pe'ah'es LOT
!feS9"ei't Rss"stnAtloh, III WHICH 'lc, 1"'le
, 1881-07-09

hus tncronsed evcry ycnr with TIM Ireuruou ~
settlers Ento tho vneya. Tl,oy nre shot ,lown
l!kn sheep. tut Of puro wantonncss. In mus, In.
stnnces left to ttt untouched whore they fall
tho ,0lInr nr twD which tho hn would l,r;np nnt
bonR wtsrtii tho trt,!ibte or tt.no Ut removing Il
rs NJ, nxchunyn rnnHrks. In tho meantims
cvery tlo.d b'lsr.io IA 80 m,,ch fodd taken FINN
tho half-st1ryctl 1n.ltnn. Ttlo butfhla Is Rs mnrh
Ills Aollrco Ut ffu ~ tic whoat"ait s that Of ht
white br,tter. yHt suppose tho Utua this july
shnull takn 10 1nirtitnx tho standing grain, wos,
should VIC say7 1t there Is any better spceimen
Of thu pllru ot,sscdnuss 0t oerthlr phasc Of tAt
Anlcrtcail mild than ibis bul1alo slaughter We
don't kiuW L.
, 1881-07-09


Conkllng'S exclusive control Of ttle Federal
oillces ~ tl'o Stale Of New fork from lsdoto
1911 Is as Notorious Us Is tl!o fart tl'at he wns
scii'.tur, AMI thas !1s w''s tle rcttcst darling
Ut ttla tlle', lFes'1eilt. Tic current dai'y
history Ut lllut time, being tl'o por1ol when
tlio New York Ct'stons-ilol'se 'reachet lis
highest degree ut corruption, WIS lletl with
Instances Ut the arbitrary r1lle VI the tmrty
,,'''el'l''o ny Gambling BECAUSE llo CONTROLLED!
Tic appointments IND Fan'ovnls ~ NIL
hra,'cl'es of the Federal scrv1te III TINT state.
Thu abuses aitl cDrrftptln4s VI tho Civil
Service ln Now York under conklnE's
control letl to the !" Liberal" detection OF
ls's'-a s!rfeet'otl which, III lSsO, included
lurga majority Ut tue lsoptll1ll'a'n party, and
ellclted from tho National Convention Of that
purity rlaln, direct, alld emphatic rcpatia-
tlon VI amy sight Or nntlorttynt Senatursand
Representatives IN Congress to control Or
dlctato Federal appointments.
Tint resolution WIS ulMcl ut tho abuses Of
tho Civil Service, which. nn'lnr conklf'lg'a
, 1881-07-09


The announcement that the President Ind
sig'p.l proclamation cutyeulnH Congress III
oxtra session, to bu promulgated In the uyunt
TINT dvatl. shall becone Imminent, l.,,s not
peutl confirmed, but It would bo q wlse aud
prudent thing to .lo.
Thu Constitution aud tho statutes would
scelh to proslda nlap!a protection against'
confusion or Il conflict OF authority Il. case
thu Presidential chaIr il VACATED. but tbs SIT
uatloA ut tlle present tins ,uay be regardeuas
exceptional. ,:llIe Constitution provides that
IN case of'tilo Heath, reaayRl. OF resignation
ot tho President, thu Nlcv-l'resitleut shail bs-
come the President, md also that CuNgress
shal! provide by law fur tllfng the otttcu III
easu ot tie tcatlI, removal, or resignation Ut
both tho President AMI Vice-lres!lunt, III
accordance with this authority, thsso Ia q
United States STATUTE cpufHrrl4; tho executive
office upon the Fres!.lantot the Spnato In suell
an ayel,t, or, II there be l,0 such officer, then
upon the Speaker Ut tho 1la.tsa OF Represent
at!ses. Contrary 10 al,nust uniform custom,
tho 6cNAtc nA(oNsne1 without pteetlng II 1'E1s-
{aent pro tet'l. TlIis was due to tho reslgna.
tiQn OF Aessys. Cpnk!iaIg alld rlatt, wh!ch
gaye tho opposition q elear majority IN tho
Selatu. The YIcel'Fest.lunt, unwilling 10
gtyp tho puMl0cTats y paEly advantage which
would hezlua lu aR sultsely unexpected aud
probably temporary circumstance, slecllnad
to yacato the chair for the election Ut q l'ros-
istent pro ten.. At tho sa1,s time. the new
Congress has ,lot yat been convened, a,sQ no
Speaker tins yet been chosen by ue House,
~ the caso VI sh9 tleatll Vt BOTH the Pgpsi.
dent aud tue Vtce-P Prsslaenr there would not
ftaa fhn ski13na Et,Jtf
would b. no one With dehned authority to
SUMMON Congress lin extra session. The
Secretary u Stale would probably be peg
, 1881-07-09
PUBLIC OPINION.

Naw York Tribune (Rep.): Mt Conklln&
Ia not ot teachAbte disposition In general, and
ha has seemed Of late especially dsiuclined u
rocolye udtnunion III u becoming splr!t; but
wo will yonturo, nevertheless, to advise him a
say ~ iIttls ~ p9sshls en political matters fof
preased to Il tGo: lo<luarious' person at tho Qsst
,xs,g Sst' ,s rGsh,PF aF fen you but slenes-aa%
indianapolis Journal (Rep.): Thb state
mont that President Garfield has poyer dons
bettcr service to tho Nation than etpue ho VIZ
stricken dowu Ia ono that vii! meet ap "amep"
perfect submission, tho herolo desire to tlve9
possiblc, but to die brayoly end raa!gnedly II a
nlusl. tho phtvulrlo sdevuuop to and caIetM
thought for hta vito anl chtIdrcn and mot9a!,
niauhotkl nud nobility 0t character mo4s estl.s
2stss SSs e 81 Sed IL Sf 4asa9 pSS
will not sooa fu1H0t tue lessona 10 has taught.
st. tLouts~ Globe Democrat (ax-Conkllnx
orgpn}; We Etitl hupa-at midnight on tho Ath q
1uly--that Nr, Arthur will uot DO called 70 tts
Presidency by the death Of MF. uaFaeldi but u
sueh aaould be hls lot, wc should doubt the Pre-
prlpty Of Mr. CQnkllng's appofnsuaept "a ~
suoaessor OF MF, Rlatpe, OF rather We should
doubt tho propriqty pf Mr.. Gpakltng's aeeepk
AHcQ ~ 11eN ~ App044ttu4Aks . ~ HUu*1 ~ ~
Triumph over 1ts nd enemy, f3lains, for Conk'
ling to taks bis paoe Under the circumstance.
nss!9es ": Coaklinx rsslN9a h!a seat sa ~ ses
tun from tho people through their rbpFeEentA!
t.yes " Albany. an 'apR9lnsment from NJ as:
Arthur would not be = ylndteatoH W or tFGsHs ss
saa g gst SsSsay 9: g IL sstssi ssst 4
ttAXody Ut Wash!uKt11. 1''~<';..t,.' 3 - =.
Louisville Courter,7ournaI: THH Oaa.
uAuo TntHuxs rightly says Of 0aEaeld that p
foll Violin to tha acoatsed spols system whsSa
he had psoclasusd war asalqsA"t ;sTbRt sp2*
: system attaluRd Ia gigantic 4lHeusioas under
4spub,icaa a+A4Mtntstraslopa, 4 Hayes h4!lt upshss
system. aaaa strepgthepe4 II by FewaFd'n2 ~ :
waplesAte way the. mon who played ths Poss
conspicuous part IN ine, Fteal 81, pls ofaee tos
htm. =. .QaEIlslde astemnt 70 undermine ne ~.
tQyltous systsm stirred up tho brute. The bEuts
ruused, tusued on hlM aud felled hlm +, tns
earth lo elteot NY! bs 10 tuta public a!tca. asr'.
8ufyic9 FefQrni. 1t H. needed. not only lp Gs sGs
Nalldaaa Government, but III local atfalra. taGj
snl!s systs hst JS2te1 't:sf Y si1. aan'elRsas' *
fosoeps must % ppplied. rho syR{eW pu4t "
psQcked out bs the leois.
, 1881-07-09

THE sp0ilg-huAtfng organs, having Ind
thoir noses pretty constantly at tho grtnstono
for tho last week, nrc beginning to Insist that It
IL tho fAshfDn To wclr s1urt nutes. Thu neWs-
pnpDr organ Of Guftcau In Ch!cuHo ID rHrfuh-
lnrly ychotncnt ~ this respect. hut hot inoru so
thun tho Quincy 1Thtu the cttltor OF which II tnuy
bc well to re1nomt1r s not rostnnstera at Quincy,
through to fnuIt Ut bis own, Thoso btnGc urws.
papers haven't much nnsul CartuHC left. but
they would be entirely hnlipy II tiluy bud THE
TRIBUNE to kecp thonI In cut,ntGtnnce. So they
arc trying tt mike ltMppoar tl,at ttI1 1aurnnl In
volyed tx- Scnator Cpnkting, VlcG-p President Ar
thur. and Heaven knuwa how tnany uttor gentlc-
mon in ono sweeping Indictment OF nornl re-
ap0nslbllIty far tho assassination. Tho boAGo
newspapers know bottcr. but US tho bfB cOul.
miner said when hIs puny wife WIS pounding
him, ~ 1t unuscs her ant don't hurt luc, 50
where's the hnrml" TIC solo foundation for tho
puorl1o ltos nf the burleBquo. organs Is Il re-
portera account OF tho cxtravngant uttcratlcca
OF "tnon In tho crowd" befuro tue bnl'etlu-
boards Saturday morning, when, III thu ilrs lcut
of passlun ind excitement, .nany foolish things
wer0 doubtless saiL. These ltlso utl pHaslona,e
words wGro faithfully reportcd IN tho l0cul
columns Of TnK TRIBUNE, but not III nsy n.au.
nor whatsoever Indnrsc ctlttorlally or otherwise
Not 10 havo reported them. would hnvc hecn to
fcavu tho transcript Of tho dny's proceedings In.
accurate and incomplete Dut THE TRIBUNE
declines to be held responsible fnr wh9t d nuu
shyB on the streots." It will unswer fur,what 1t
snya in Its own columns; and pnly q comio-0pera
newspaper will dCtnAnd moro. il.
, 1881-07-09
N tht. Editor III 1,lt f,attaan Tribune.

.lyassurse IL a THn rltlauss tha1 saa4tor Catk
prs,s x ts sas II ys s.ts isr cea tSs sS s
HutltY 0r mau!p,lat,n9 pdbliu atfairs with II yiaw
Ut tnElY hls trlon1s rota'ne! in ollIuc. IS Su,4-
ae,,t, backsd ~, Gen: titan. : testisnouy, aid
tho iHttf-t}cean md IAdu. Nt!rs deny it IL on.
gaa's eos !sFas ri s St'ss w 81 y a'S Sy sss *y5 Z
to ynur many sulaars the 6anolit of evidence Ia
your l,2asetstoy. with lls.Dca, datas, nsa.. ~ fur
lun entertained by tho ettQr us To tho tn0rita ut
81, t.i9 oAsoS " complying "1t th!s Request YOU
ThcHydu,lcq u ~ pluIr pnd palpable as tho nose
Oil nourcorrespol'iDnt's face. 10 .lnny to Cunkllng
tho choftulnahp OF the spoI1a faeuon is uny to
him tho superiority; ;he has won, not only by his
long s0rvice, hut h!a bold and aggressive 4sser-
tinns aud defense Of, hta spoils principles. It
tm novcr bean alsvrtod by anybody that
CunkllnR over dog9ad ana bounded 0cn. Orant
TO give hlp control OF tho Fadoru oitltes In Now
York, Uni tho contrary, 0otA 0raut bus rGcent-
" declared tlut arlug h!a twp teru,s ho yolun.
=, tartly coaoct1ed to tho dcnasor {rom Now York,
mid tp tho Senator twhQ wig 'hs frlegd) from
my o.uar Htatq, 'the right 10 eolect hIs own ma,
: for aijy 'dltlgQ ln ehat Stats Conkltng, there's
fore, bud only to nate request Of the Qener,ll
aid It was granted ns muttqr Of right, and III
.thls declaration Of Goa. lrunt wp have
proof TINT conkllp9 bud supreme. control
ot tho spolls IN Now York. In return
Qoakl!nT's attulatton OF Gon. Grant has been un-
limited; for ibis ha' attacked sumner In tho
cause Of Grant, aud Tundused kntHhtly service
" hlm ~ nj pceuslons. IA is fapIljaFly kpowp
10 tue country, acp. Grant snd CopkllnR srua u
the GoyeFasnent during two Terms u tho mutual
satsfpctl0a .Qt bath, aud That pach should now
belFan4 tho other pna. It possible, seek to tu-
duco tho country tu unIto them Qnpe moro In
the control OF tho cougtry, AMI especially Ut III
spplls, Ia psehaps no 'lnora than natural, They
undoubtedly ta!ak tho country bud u good thing
0t It when they ruled me Nation, and fhets
joint 1nart TO glvo the country moro OF Il haa
tho odor Of patriotism, even II 1t coyar Tho I'M,
slightly sya.en Of spoila. We discuss this sup,
1eut moro at leugth In aiaotlsr cQluWp. .,
, 1881-07-09

! CovcERylSu tie difficulty of keeping tha
Presidents stck-ro cupl. correspondent N
tho New YORK Smn wrttrs rs follows. =
tn The Etittnr nf thc Sl&n-S,tt: III reading tbs
phystoIuila' trpErts from President UnriieiiS
hc'tsittc. have htan greftfy SURPRISED that Tho
Gu this tntIt ttioro sholld bn finthliIE to drrdd
liuKo calse. Ut leo suspended fr.,ln LwoMea
frati,es Throughout tl'1 rt,t'.it would cool ths
n!n10s my slcvrru rstltitrttt. Wben uon. Sckles'
lex WIS shnttore.l III Gatte, ind amptitatlon was
leo w@.s suspended oyer tho wounded Log tn kern
u ctol mud prevent Inflammation at1d trortlca.
tlaM. EEnriLtND CLOVER, in
, 1881-07-09

~ IS CEGlllAQ!G 10 lIlt NuLIOu tLlnL Liz SuQtlS
factlou lbs but tlireo or fur organs
throughout the country; 1t Is II tlisgrueo to
Chicago that one Uf tho most brazen aill u,l-
scrupulo.ts OF those organs is published In
this city. While Conklng in. New Iurk IL
engaged III holding Ills ypoilsmcn together
with the PURPOSE Ut defeating tlie election of
two Republican Sepators from that Stnte 1T
this critical time, Ills Chicago spotls nrgan
encourages his collrse ind insists upon liru-
longing the fight for revenge tguInst tho
Administration Of Gen. Garfield. who lies n
prustrltc vicem to tho desperation Of tho
spoils system. TItis spoils orgal, iii an cd!-
torlat yesterday which oStellsbly tleprecates
faclional strife oyer tho wounded Garfield,
prints tho following significant senteucn:
Tho attMck on tho President did not chnnHD
tho tssrg 'tbnt oxSitc,i T; i made hs course
Ii1r worse.
Such;an opinion, coming from Conkltng
spoils organ, Is full Ut lnrilacc. III tho first
place, IL Is All admission t}lat tho attempted
assassination uf thu President was thu result
Ut the fuct!onnl war made upon Ills Admin
istratton by Conkllng. "rlio attack p,l lie
President did notemuge lhe Issue almt cx.
cited II, says ule spollsQrgl If that sa'l-
tcnco Iealls unytt,fng It lratls Tint tic CultIz-
ling "i*sue cxc1ted the attaclz Oil the Presl-
dent, but nevertheless lilo nll,rt!er0us attack
resulting from the pnssIon Of ols1ceseekIng,
fnt!a,Mctlby 0lcc-brolers, ought not to affect
tho Tissue" between tho spoils1nek aud tho
victim Of ttclr cxcesses!
It would be difficult to frame noro cold
b!ootled expression Of ,intensu sellsllliess nnl
indtiferclc9 In tlIG Nnt1nlHIl welfare. It Is;
, 1881-07-09

PRESIDENT 1AnrfEIp coined famou,
phraso when he satd during tho extra session o
Congrrss that tho Democratic nbstruouons4
wero attempting "to starva tho Government u
DEATH" 1t Ia evident from tho vigorous Ian.
gl,l4c ha tsos on Ills sick-bed that he don't IL.
tend to have MY Department OF tho Ooyusn.
ment atMryo 10 death thls summer. II he eau
ucIn It,