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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-05-12
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
4 SCHEME Tilt WILL VTSCIRRY.

If the followers of Mr.. COnkiing and thos'
monde -ciipts who are voting in the air have
any purpose in view in preventing, week alter
week, the election Of Senators. il il to bring
about an adjournment Of the Legislature.
They believe that the State election next No.
vcmlcr will produce Democratic majority IN
the new Legislature, which will come into cX-
i,cncc on the first of January. The next
step in their programme ia 20 have Governor
Cornell call the old Legislature together in
extra session few weeks before it expires hy
constitutional limitation in order that it may
revive the Senatorial contest under the new
coudisions of brief time for action, aud a
Democratic majority waiting nj the doors to
come into power with the new year. they
propose to say then to The Administration men:
"Unlcss you consent to the return OF Conk-
" lin. and Platt two Democrats will be chosen
" for we shall hold on until the last minute OF
" the session" With this threat, and with the
power in their hands "a carry it out, they be-
lievc they can force their opponents to yield
The scheme is an audacous one, and on its
face it has some appearance OF practlcablllty
but this appearance ia deceptive. Ii takes no
account of the Senate at Washington, which
is the sole Judge of the credentials and quail
fications Of its members. Congress meets on the
first Monday in December, and the Senate is in
the hands of the Democrats, owing tn the dcscr
ton of their seats by the two NewYork Senator'S.
If anyone imagincs that the Democratic ma
iority in that body will connect itself with a
minority by rcadmitting Messrs Conkling and
Plat under such circumstances, lie knows
little of the spirit and methods of the Dem
ocratic party. They would not stand ghost
of chance to get back to their old place..
The Democrats would keep their seats vacant
until tho new Legislature could assemble at
Albany and elect two Democrats in their places.
Then the empty chairs would he speedily filled
and Democratic ascendancy in the Senate would
be assured for two years more.
Is it objected that this would be high
handed partisan proceedingi Well, did the
Democrats ever hesitate at a proceeding Of
that sort IL it would give them powerf Be-
sides, in this case they would have two pretty
strong arguments to fall back upon. They
would first maintain that, as the old legisla-
ture had failed TO ballot every day until the
vacant Senatorships were filled, the election
Of Conkling and Plat was not valid.
Then they would talk about the rights of
the people. The Legislature having adj
journed without dsposing Of the Sena-
torial question. 1t reverted to the people TO de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
PERSONAL.

Mr. Ellison has received the degree of Ph. d. from
Lewis University IN Vermont.
Secretary Window is mentioned as an active
worker in tho temperance cause.
Hans Makart while travelling in Italy recently.
wastahen seriously i'll, and is now lying ut Munich
III prcCarlOuS state.
Captain Robert Harlic, the last survivor Of the
Dartmoor Massacre died in Baltimore on Tuesday
evening, in his eighty third year.
General Grant has, 1t Is reported in The Cincinnati
Enquirer, sold his farm in 81. Louis County. Missouri
tn Mr. Jay Gould, for S75.0OO. The farm contains
over 200 acres aud is well improved.
Professor Robertson Smith has been requested TO
continue his lectures Biblical criticism lie has
already agreed to give four lectures in Inverness
most winter on The Spirit Of Hebrew Poetry"
Ex-Miuister John Welsh has refused the political
office offered him by Ward association IN Philade-
phia He declined on account of his advanced age
-sevcniy-siX years II he were younger man, lie
said he would accept.
Mr. Carlyle once wrote TO a gentleman who adj
dressed TO him an inquiry Us to the candidates or
party it would be wisest TO support at n certain
Parliamentary election Your wish and intention
10 vote faithfully are creditable and proper I;
equally So or still moie 50, h your modesty in usk
ing advice of those whom you reckon wiser than
yoursef and hope you will persevere in both
tendencies. lut ~ to advice from me, unlncklly
can give you none at ALL being ignorant OF all the
circumstance of all tho candidates down 10 the
very names, and being for my own convenience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

termine, thoy would insist, BIZ the slcstlon OF
new Legislature capable OF settling it in &C.
cordance with the popular viii. The qncstiol
having entered into the State canvass AMI tao
election having turned upon it, the Democrats
would denOunce the attempt of tn old LeSl5-
ture to forestall the ono freshly chosen ~ an
outrage on the rcprescn .ative rights Of con-
sttuencies
1t wou!d be useless to combat thcS, argyll
ments, for, having the power in t!ie Senate the
Democrats would enforce them in spite of any
opposition the Republicans might make. Taoy
would only need feeble pretext to hole on
to the power the twD ex-Scnators ave them
when they ran away from their SEATS a9d be-
trayed the trust committed to them by the r.
publican party of NewIork. How they ,~odld
delight in plausible technical r.rtoxt cOl-
pied with au appearance of defending the rights
Of the people! Let no one, Therefore. be de-
ccivcd by the adjournment scheme. IT. only
possible result IL it coulh he carried ont "a its
promoters desire, would be to put two Demo
Gratis in the Senate from the Stc;c OF New
York.
We do no. believe the plan can get as far
ne its frat s,cp-the adjournment. IL IT should,
however. the second step Of throwing the next
Legislature into the hands of the D"mocratS
il easier for tho Conklingites to tllk about
than to accomplish Their power ia broken;
their machinery is falling TO pieces the peo-
pie c,n,lema them and will show the power
of their Indignation next Novcmbcr, not
by giving thu State to tho Democrats, but by
choosing sturdy independent Republican
LcsSlatura, in spite of all thu sulking, the
secret tre;,chrry and the open disloyalty Of The
lt!c handful of Conkling partisGns. SO the
scheme is lame ut both ends and in the mid
die. f, is well for the members of the L"'is-
la.urc to understand tins early that. If it could
he put in practice the only possible outcome
would be tn" setting of two Democrats in the
Senate in January next.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRxiGy.-The Right Hon. Grant Duff has been
made Governor of Madras. - Herr Most
has been sentenced tn sixteen months
Mt hard labor. Midhat Pacha and
eight Others. convicted OF the murder OF Abdul
Adx. have been sentenced to death. -
The Marquis Townshend has been fnod f30O
and costs for horsewhpping Lord Thyme. who
abducted his wife - Tho Bulgarian elections
have resulted in favor of Prince Alexander.
DoMEsrIc.-The balloting in the Joint Legisla-
tive Convention Yesterday was without any EOtc-
worthy incidents - In the State Senate bills
were passed making an appropriation for the sup
port of the Seamen's Retreat Hospital. relative TO
the Metropolitan Transit Company and relative 10
assessment and taxation; in tbs Assembly the bill
relative to local improvements In New-York City
was passed. - Governor Cornell has vetoed the
bill providing for n pi.r for th" use of thu Police
Department. Ex-Governor Davis has been ap-
pointed Collector of the Port Of Bangor Me. -
The President has signed the commission of Judge
Robertson as Collector Of the Port OF New-fork.
- A tornado did great damage in Ncw-Hanr-
shire on Tuesday - The trial OF the Lay lla!ght
torpedo boat was made at Newport yesterday. -
A rrporter was arrested at Chica1o yesterday for
sttempt at blacknail. - Commencement cX-
erciscs were held at Yale. Harvard ana other col
leges yesterday.
CRY AND SuBrRBAN.-In the closing days races
Mt Gravesend Ferida won the Stirrup Cnp; Ripple,
Charley Gorham, Krupp Gun, Flight and Frank
Short were the other winners. - Arguments
were hecrd in the courts yesterday concerning the
removal of the Elevated Railway Station in Chat
han-st - The directors Of the Manhattan Com
many held a meeting - Edwin Booth reached
home. - Gold valne of the legal-tcnder silver
dollar 412la crains), 1851 cents. - Stocks dull
but higher and closing strong.
The Manufacturers local observations in
dictate slightly cooler and generally fair weather.
Thermometer Yesterday Highest Sc; lowest: GS' 4;
average 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

Withdrawn altogether from, any prr,.ur go. ca
with their Affairs or them.-in haste. r. CxMMS5s
Mr. Martin Fazquhar Upper writes to IL -
Telegraph - Thirty years ago wrote a .Ha.s
on Flying wherein It was demonstrated that w.
was necessary to enable man to 1y whether A.
bird or In inachine) was not 70 much tho levi..
ton principle-ths balloon-as force the cannss
ball used the expression. what we want 70 b. q.
vented Is tame gunpowdcr.' some pcosectile Dow.
under regulated control. Now tho last exploit 4
scientific invention. that Of N. Faure a. confirms
by Sir William Thonson-storage oil electricitv-
gives exactly the required power: and IL al,
remains with our mcclsnic isns TO invent macbjsss
impeiled by this force IN enable man now at lenet,
to reign over tho realm OF air ~ he does over esri
and sea and fire. We have too long been louts,, .
not alone by eagles but by gnats and il Ia fnil tin
that we complete the subduai Of the planet whisi
Ii our present heritage
CODLENrz. juno 20.-The Emperor William h.
arrived here. The Empress Is slightly better, buf
her weakness continues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

Another illustration Of General Grants shock
ingly bad memory is furnished in IN extract,
which we publish elsewhere from he Chicago
Tribune. In all his many dcfcnccs OF Mr..
Conk!ing he h;ls said in the most emphatic
manner that when he wa' President he made
it an invariable rule to withdraw An appoint
ncnt If single Senator from the state to
which the appointment belonged Objected. The
Simmons case has been repeatedly cited a.
anoIding pretty fiat contradiction tn thus
statement, and the General has made The as
tonisaiEs explanation tia: Senator Summers
objection w3ts Of no account bccl1r lac WAS
no; on good terms with linn. Even this can
not be brought forward in cXtcnuation OF
Supervisor MrDomald's appointment. A. me
Chicogo Tribune shows hcyoni dispute, that
was made in dcfiinc" Oi IN" written protest
of both Missouri Senator'S, who were then on
good terms with General Grant, and i'll defiance
IF other equally importHnt protests. all setting
forth McDonald's bad character ~ reason for
their objection. Vet Grant appointed him. a'sd
subsequently had to suffer thu anroyarc' OF
seeing him convicted ~ Whi.Lcy Ring thief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
SENATOR wrSpoyEa REFINED.
While IN" almost universal expression

While IN" almost universal expression OF ito
y, vplr with whom come IN contract - tnat ex-en-
ior> Conkig and Pllt forfeited the ,ohidEce ~,
and all rain, ErOn the Republican partt th.r" are
de-, and IN !i:u at complaints against thr Il'n sirbhrn
H. Hrn.io,rr State senator frola tus district Wlls
Mr. WCndoyrr knows AMI ,.oGhtlrss will admit tuat
90 o; of ryc-y lOo ~ his constituents opp 10
t., hrSrrrrs Couhng aud Pintt he NJ 10 vote Tor
oin ui every ballot IL l. frequently asked ne whether
Mr. WrldoYeI has personally sash strong prrirreh
FOR ne two tx Scnatnrs rthcr lac follows ths lrau
az some .tir knot Of politicians, or perhaps one mar ~
there !, no pretcnce that ne represents htA cOn,tEn'
enla We hear daily expressions ~ Indignation ana ~
crrt TINT our state Senator siouid 80 f;'r iVrp.s
he obligations hc owes Ia hi- constituents ~ 20
ignore their shcs interests and the welfare oI mo
Kcnubrln pnl;y bv following The Ill tites OF hea "on
he should lead Instead OF being led by them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
PUBLIC OPINION.

The policy of legislative deadlock and
nna adjournment without any election of scnat rs
u Use to the Democratic party.-Troy Timcs
ucPD
There are many things in that great Stite
(Nrw-YorO tn be- admired, but the way they run tao
p,ical rachinrs on both sides Is not among them
lChicagU Journal tKcpD
Are there twenty seven Republicans who
Will vote with the ti'ty-fonr Democrats to adjourn tho
LEGISLATURE without .rring Senators IL there a.,
ten there twenty traitors h.. the Republican
camp Buffalo Express UicpD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
SITES or TIE pRIH ,rE'S EESCESr.
Prom Tie fised LcTdii R>pD

The Empire state Ia, right To two Sena-
tors ~ Va hin Whatever rihtaic- 'alh.t 10
tNrTcite ~ tt right CE"us- the disity AMI tac iSa
pi,i!c rs III Inc cnuiuwriit, and D lis people. To
ic.yraii TIE Syistors M IN The circi'n.
hihces ~ wh.. II occurred The prevention of IN tlt'
ioa /. n rrpr'i.on of the offence. The ntrup la 40.
tn the LEGISLATURE with the STATE vrrticss and vote.
less IA IN" Nliorn senate, mt fbr Obstruction ilio
crime III. Iositl"; Ia 'aac advantage ~ the p-i Il
technical -. should warn Legislators that tb", can not
lr strict In watching ty,ry step In TIE rDc rdlugs
.nd In making haste to reach ist conclusion III too
S,fli. f,lflu al c,lII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
MORE or GRlyTs SENATORIAL COURTESY

The (IfrdCV Irlbuw.
When John Mcdonald (cx-whiskey thief) Wa
tw,, majors frnm MissouriD:ake ali Scnurf -w'r" ~
very friendly terms with General Grant; both cJ.'ua
srnuoa:y TO the appo" rs "as drs her protest.
moi " Nstanl,ng the Gth Of October. IsO ana alei
wud coniir.cd. The proof o senaior Drake olsN.,'
ana OF is being Known Ia the Iiesiuoht' 10 o'""'''
the following tttrr'
TREASURY DErARrygyr. oPYicR or lSIERSAL !
RrIENTE WASHINGTON, ID {, srptoinbsf'' i>'"''
40 si n,fal John Nc Donala presents excel M
rrnmm, f,r Snyerv Missouri. vre MI ss...
n ,ns judging ir" skai Of SIR NJ nosa As WI
as from hs ndSronenls ps,is ras Axe M ss. sirenaoay
Mars reie flon ana dske In view u this Z" 70 mo
u rbAngr without your appreciation AL" A"'"s nsI,sS
sincerely. etc
Mr. schurz's objection IL shown ny the followin; fsI
which foiIowed n Telegram begging that McDonaiis
commission SHOULD be Withheld:
ST. Loy oct 1882 re- Msn 9'%r9s n % sa:a
DAY EARNED b, kilograms VI om daily PAPER, inst Ions
M;Don,l tis rac has S,sa ar9 ' ri, s.isir We
beg leave that tho reputation 81 t,is man w
his .ir s1sn tnsa ns b nirpnsi syrnns
LAWS and II quite crfan that his qualil csiou.
u Of seanr are 'r,h a, 70 ,n ias srSs placed 10
81 important ONCE thu ciio, ton OF Tho rvyenns wiz
against the Government VII be- re-sfablsh,d.,
&. SclitM U. ~ -
C.X NIwcoas, o. ). asfsha.
This letter was indorsed In kilograms signed by q
Pukcnbnrg and X. T. Van Horn, Repuihcsn lnciho'r'
Of Congress from Missouri and from Cnester u. nran'
United States Attorney, aud e. W. Foru Conc. .'
Herr, indred was protest rom scnn.ot .n I,s,.A
srryel ssrinis consideration tnasmuch ~ u aioseu
moral obquty tho part VI tho person appolnsed
reason hy his commission should be wiinncid ans
fact H. that General Grant refused 10 iscn W. W.
from either OK the Senator'S and TOOK Inc Wno'" ps
AGO NJ thai 5tatctnto hh own hanaS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

The official trul of the torpedo-boat at New
port does not seem to have been u complete sue
cess, owing to miscalculation in the location
of the stake but the results prove how
swift and formidable an engine of destruction
it is for harbor defence. 1t moves under water
at the rate of nearly eleven knots an hour and
remains entirely under the control OF the ma
n;pulator OH shore. As the wtcll-board can be
adjusted at sea rs we'll rs on land' i'crt "prit-
ing against q fortified coast and tho floating
defences of harbor can also make u"c ct this
terrible weapon. Such IL ram ~ the Poyl nc
mus OF modern gunboat OF the Greel-lctter
series, can be made many times more fornid-
able by the introduction of dynamite carrying
apparatus Of this sort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
THE eTALwART OF TIE FUTURE.
BO,, Ths BDsiJD JJi.YaIi fRSJ.l

The Republican Stalwart of the future will
moi ,asc Mr. t"nklipg l"r hi model The man cia MIN;
Ia he u siawarr hereafter viii only have IL claim AZ
l",r,i IA far "a hv Il consistent adyocar OF pro-
ar.-i.r npnblcan .ss wl;i when carried into prsc-
ti,c. VII assure the h"-i form uf Government 10y tue o-
p.. tir ino.e lie VIII ie the most siawntf q Rc.
public lao viii RI the most potent mn'n'e aud
rlrAuie il nnElar OF riiLlc Al lntthOds and .tJn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

afront as IL was the defeat Of the plan he had
at heart for pcrpetuating the rule OF himself
and the associated Bosses And he resigned
surprising he was safe in taking an appeal 70
Legislature of his own, which would return him
as tho leader Of an anti-Administration faction
within tho party. And he has been disap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

Ts--Free Sale and Fixity Of Tenure. Tho
seventh clause, which has now been reached
in committee, embodics the third Far
Rents. This is o vital section of the bill and
has already been modified by the Government
80 as to give the landlord the same right
of appeal to the court (which the tenant
has. Another change which Dir. Gladstone
has announced is the removal from this clause
of every word which supplies the court with
basis for deciding what may be fair rent.
This step has been taken at tho suggestion OF
Mr.. Charles Russell, and is in the interest CT
the tenant rather than the landlord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30
pointed.

Ths corporation Of Harvard will wake up to-day
TO sense Of wasted opportunity. on learning that
Yale College has conferred the degree OF Master OF
Arts upon William ID. Howels and Thomas Bailey
Allrch IL will be interesting to ascertain the num-
rr OF obscure worthless to whom that honorary dis
iinction has been given by tho University at Cam
bridge los Mr.. Everett wished to have 1t called)
since these two brilliant Young scholars came TO i've
and work under the shadow of her wells The
Boston school Of literature has received no such
rnemprable additions in recent years as Those two
of letters, one OF whom was seduced away from
New York and tho other OF whom is result or that
trop-ylein Of great men which Ohio Is compelled to
discharge and then upon moro or less CRATE
full world. They certainly cannot complain OF
lack OF appreciation either tho social or the scho-
lasic circles OF Boston and II the University OF
Harvard has not numbered them among her adopted
coma it il probable no reason can be given for tho
neglect except that thcy did not think Of it, At all
events they are Yale alumni heDceforward, and we
may hope TO hear Of than occasionally in New-York
ut those extraordinary banqucts where tile Evartses
Strdmans and BrDmleys and their conipeers squan-
der enough wit in an evening to keep Punch going
for = Generation. simultaneously one OF tho most
elegant aud scholarly Of NEWCOMERS. Mr. George
William Curtis has received from Harvard a well
deserved DOctorate. II Is, perhaps, in accordance
with human nature rs well tradition, that the
poets, like the prophets, should receive their best
recognition away from home.
Teachers OF schools which are Just disbandng may
take "A uso:ul hint for their next years work from
tine recent action of the French schoolmnsters. NJ.
IoisSirr Of ClcrmOnt suggested 10 French teachers
that they should draw up q daily bulletin OF tho
events of the campaign in Tnns to be read to their
pupils. The French press and all the most eminent
instructors have caught at the idea. and extended
II to embrace daily lesson in all the colleges and
lvrrcs in the events Of the day rs far ~ they CON
c.rn political or historical events American
teachers might object TO the plan on the ground
that orr loys Iuil the newspapers for themselves
but unfortunately boys do not go mneh beyond the
athletic uews, unless their tastes are abnormally
teprayrl. when they g!oat over the police reports.
As for the affair, Of Russia OF Germany. they con-
-rrn them ' ~ little. 1t seems absurd that the
,.n,tiOn should call tor any discussion at all. IL
answrrs it-olf II it is necessary for our young
folks 10 know the condition and history of England
or France in the days of Napoleon or Alfred. 1t
surely il rinch more essential that they should
krow something of them in the time of Victoria aud
tirpYy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

The only class in the State that owes Lord
Roscoe and his page any thanks is the com
munity Of polecats in the hop-growing dis
tricts. One branch Of the Legislature has
found leisure to afford them the protection of
a special statute. If the Senate is moved by
the untimely fate of the unhappy grub another
deadlock may ensue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-30

Persons tearing torn for The senson, ana sum
mer trarcllers, can here THE DAIS TRIBrNE
mailed TO them. postpaid, for $1.2O per NINTH,
The address being changed as often as desired