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, 1881-05-07
rsE(1i2tA.

PEORIA, ILL.,, May a-0ltAtN-Cosa quiet aud jETeg.
ulnry high mixed, 4i44 E.si mlxnd. 4lH4AE4c, Oats
trlnt No. xhtts. d1slo cash: ~ M May as kNe
for fFosh receipts. Nye hsu ut H. t14ll7M. ~
lliONwlNkg-UnchAnYntt: tlAA :.
t{EGkIPTA-Wh91t, x.if5 bAl rura. fa&sQ but oats
II, NV hut fya, 1,4tu hut has10Y 1lDnB. = :
9AlpNENIi--W haul Iuu but guEp, tA6W but VAtp,
tt3il but re, l0ll bu; Laruy, n0no.
, 1881-05-07
l3OSI'ON,

BOSTON, May 6-ElouA-5teady and unchanged,
slJsAtN-CoFn In fair ttemandt nlixad and yeIlow,
09dtc. Oau seareo uua Hrmi No. Hpd uxtrA white
bkSoact M. whlts, 6ts6tu, No. mtzad 'and No.
NuTFsA-ChoIss IaiIo.ackcd, '}bolse; eboIes
EH0k-Wes!4fn ft14i!. l3@stsltcs -
NECxIIIx-Fl0uT, Htts1 bfa, A0G s4Ckst corn $500
hyi WhAat, H,aQ but 1atA, MaH GI. 't ~
baip2xxFs- Flour, Y al5 bFlst eosn, sdJo ps =,
, 1881-05-07
TOLEDO.

ToLgno, O., May G-unAlN--Wheat strong, No. I
nhIto Michigan. fLllt n'abcr dO, 3llaHs No. red
Wabash spot, ti.ls, 1ay. sLtt4, juno, tLiSA, July
sl.IeGi August sl.uli tho year, siDlA, NJ. rod
Wsbaah sLis1 reJoo1ea, tA2, No. rod fulxed. tllA
C.,rn firm, htvh mixed, 1T, Mp. 4 spot All. May,
@7{oi Juiy. 4t9xui No, Whftv, EHeI tojactsl 3:di
tnh,aaed 4tHc Oats dfMeFi No. :. SPOT and May, *ct
,GALiG G$yhegl Z Eed, spot a!;iG,4, Me-. t!:!s,
bid, this y1ar bold at q tb; fidId lid.
ltECEii'Ts-WhcaL 8Ao Gu, oorn. 6I0M but oats,
.sHips.Exru-whsAt, lloo0 bu, corn, sA0o bu, cats,
19,OU bu. 49,.
, 1881-05-07

CsxcENNATI, O., May ya-corroS-Slsadyj lG}Sa
FtouR-stronsor, family, &N3A2I' fancy, $At&3
GDd
ullA1N-Whoat etsongI No. red, SLaa Cora
stronger No. mixed. 47Hta17}ic. fats dull aAd
lowort No. : rntxed Nke. f1ya stronEort No. Al
.,F!ovh1,oX1-iotk atl. ~ - lArd aYlSti N!;I9a ;I9a
CleRr Glt, &dHl ltQGuh uIlchknX4d*
Wl{iAKT-FtrMi 10 htxhart &l.h
HftTfks--H1ru nnt uuclnNHf&.
, 1881-05-07

PORT EiittslSICLES.

A4Cslt1hH GIEft
Hptetat Dbpafch to TYsa CAteaeo tribune,
MICHIGAN ClTY, Ind. Mny G.-Arrlvals havo
hcun ntnorois ut this port tho past four days,
botng fifteen III all. May u-t'rupuIler 7. W.
Shook, White Like. btny 4-pr0pelcr q. p,
Heath, Snugatuuk; schooner Hunter savidgo
Grand Haven. May 6-fropcicr Noru,nt,, Man.
,stces schooncrs Hunter snvi,lRo. Orand liavct,:
Il. 9. Crawford and japan. LutlIugton; L. Il.
Coates, Muskcgon. May 1--rropollcrs r. W.
suook. whto Lake; G. p. licath. saugatuck;
0rnntto State, Stan!stcc; Tempest, White Like;
sehponors Capo lInrn, Z. @. simMons, G. lIar~
risnll, md Wlitu Clnud, MuskcRol.
TnG imports wore; ssoGN S;;t icGt o. lumber,
AltIEltsrRuR0.
Bpeetaf Dtfpdteh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Asli,R,tsruuiln, Ont, Mny G-Tu-day tas boon
the lyslIcSt day oyar known nt the mouth Of tho
ea't tho s'' Tay So fs % %soai i'S ao
,ass tows sp9 @ s pot, e rms ne hs
and ilorsvy. had their hands fill plotting craft
oyor. Eycrylhtn9 pissed nsor safely Under tleIr
s sssooos ischs %asow a W. SsnE s9e. 9r
teon teut two inches, md tho schuollor Dela.
ware. bound down. over tug crossing by tho
eastern chnnnel sAfvly Tonight.
.uET1tptT.
spsetal Dhaaseh 10 1hs CAteaao 1rfbuaa
nETAoir Mich, May G-i'aaao.l lown-steam.
hATKts II: H. WorthifRtnn, Khntla StcWHVt anu
onrxs. schpnors iosnc' tuE Lak'ton and throo
Passcd up--stoam-bargea Kershaw, I.ethalr
aud eonsort la'wStl Ana four pat9os. lielte Cross
Ess,es. Gss sss: 7. Y: Ui%Ssa:; 5ssa bit. q i.
a. WI. ac. : Saa walsss'S!!rp. Gaseac, t. kaso M
Winsiow. john. D Null. u. q. King. Cnm,iun.
G!eased up1l'raeu!!ess Sovereign aad Asia.
Wind Northeast. light; fntr.
MILWAUKEE.
EpfttAt 0tapatfh To Ths Ehtcdoo TrIhuns.
M1LwAukxs, Wills. May 6.-Iho prGpal|nrs
Ltwrs',oo lI,t sna chhap!ata w ply alsna AZ
Northern Mign9aM Line. Tie tug Hutton lott
tr saa!toS2o +, t. tow n.hcF to cy
ioaH,na sahoosr i. i. Norris ID Gsis NJ rea,osSI NJ @
to'iay, and tho vesso! Will ", into dry tlook ~
o'Sx o s ass nsS L q a inaas En- :Ha
nthers t9r tsoj, anil Musy Aim Down'o tho. soow
Saray MsstS .sr s Y hona' hS'u''sa md John
-" spsrr coEnonaz.
6ptetal pApatea to TAs Caleooa Tribune,
saaoonoss 4'yno, Mtlwaakee tpkaok.t.'s ilarhar,
JaMaisa, Caieaxo to 09dunsSaFg, coTus IoiYia,
Ch!cMs1 to O9Lansburx, curl..
o @ oio Ppssr fesxsy usss SSnaSf
Arrived It elevator 10 nnload-sehuoners
Enlas1tll FROM chicago, with cora; 6hAndou,
from thteagp, with curn.
GRAND ifAYKN.
Ep<etst pspaseA y ~ cateaso 1rtbxnA
GMANn HAVEN. Mivh.. .Aayt-Capt.. V9nder~
H sss y: t ss sts %s5 a Gas v5 5s III Il
Whtts iaks. TIs Graole lisstsr, ownsI by
Mayvn and Rfuitport: tho seloonur u. i, 6faai,
HNaeha4 her" hist fAll. has been abandoned.
snsenis 70 Sua sasast .ouoonSs 6ssu = soo
~ possible aud use tue GrAnt'B outfit.
, 1881-05-07

. fSttASArnLts. Mny 'h--tlEAIN - Wheat Hrtnt
&.!k7itL torn tlta, tt5ta}{c. Ua.s s.oadys xssja.
, 1881-05-07

.~g TUN1'EST1SEs,
wItsttHoroS, otay G-srtnirs or Tuapsxr,xH-
Qulat aud steady ut sic. = '=-'>
, 1881-05-07

NEW pDHh. May 6.--1lus,noss qulot In aI tcIart-
uants to'.lay, 0wanR 10 sniflY uaaer: cotton Rnob
In ltct deniund, and loaIin9 makgs staady; prints.
SMs @ @ nnn dsSss goods st n nsst hxnas hosacy
Ia ntodosnto demand BY cloi,,,UFs. = : > !.
, 1881-05-07

!: ~! ostv1.t,O.. :. = I, J.
DswEuo, May ay6-1ttAts-Wheat steady3 baiuth
spring, ti.a Cprn qnsat, wostorn mixed, Isc.
, 1881-05-07
asoou t.1.i: tn.1.Ei:SEllAL MARKETS.
ita,s ,er, .,,,s Niho market continues tsrm, aud

ira. ,sr, .c,,s market continues t.ru, and
tAotts h!..tlto sctlto, Wu quote;
nnfssn toIf. lily s"a.She he,at. aa
Sealtpped N GiHl<
and GuUn1nn
,.it..s..,t53Y4
hnsosss az unsatisfactory n,arkat wa ~.
ssksd % n,.a, s from sIrh quantities. II arc ro.
hlt as..' ase' ceflcnt conauutptiyu wants iis,a !.
aastst .,.s uni under lncronsIna ra~oi.ss sho
w :, i,. .'.,' weak und declining. gaias kara
tteauer, as'S pssss given bvtox; 49,
s2|:s' 'sst1 sait !ts.a e
astli uE1asV, * j
tksanssa u.rss, Taa moderately, active aud
.t......,. f.t P'tSss wass stoady a follows,
ss;s*s !sts|. !sa',|ss. .'st Il :t,.t,:H t'tH
tN,qniis: NSSi SSsabIs: i'
is,1sS but tto sc.,yits III dansna
. ~ sSout suhcIsnt t., .a.a;s; ,ba ana sxnanu'
essns.,d r..ssa ,n. Keep we'll uu. 1nn tsnanrsv IL
{tnsS%N' 'sklt4,''''''''s..".,... .......:.n @N
Nlitln bst,i euad. ....,,t' t't''f'''t"ty &sSS}a
f.s-As9a& '''tI'tt-s.a ..+,,,.,.s..:... Il LRY
SschAL-MsA rrn,, s:'',ss..'...,....,,...,..,.H 6A
n,ss Thy dull. With vstoes pouIuaI1y
4us's.!a 70 'eas qusr,.1'. quotations wsra freely
.,...','"'.'.. IT, slt tsloss,mr. am
Fsdneos obS' anaos.. III
usSsI ..... ~. sSI ndRpa biocf...:..:, kS
ao .aa !. .to.y ~ uIaS, -: azs 80
,eNGs-W s,a ~ =, ~ for lard t!Srces.
~ ~. ~. plentiful supply, selling At uo,<,al,o
WA QUIET viii pFfcas ', rvno a.
, 1881-05-07

Z b " +. r. p1;r,Or.EtJAf.'E 'E -: =
CkkvaLAxt. o., Mar L. -pErttoLEu
stnndnnl white, ITO test: 7tfc;
it1Tanrnas May b. 6-pEr'!oLEuM-atoh net.
iyo un!to.. .ertt'lca.os. rencd, 13fc. lhl!ads
=. .rFssiIIS !,Is, S;I;., ey
shE5assnts' 5 st SUI PHI chataats .si5 bsIs' run5,
, 1881-05-07
LUMBER,

Thor0 wGrt int fow cnrssoua on tho market ycstor-
day. three Of which loft over frhm thu dHy pro-
v1,,s AL consisted of ploco stun. md su, At nbumt
prevluus rntcy Tl,o quotations for caTlsuGs nto
, 1881-05-07

= = - l.FSN3 lIVNt =
ttysnruot, Mar G-EOTrtts-sulos Ut tho week,
stII1 hnaeds American, 4;uJ suooulatuss took Alu,
~ whtnl, exgUrtcra tnok H8JI. forwarded from Rhlp.
side direct " Kpnnuts.. zbut ne.t.hi export, ,tUt
tutnl rrcoipts. s1t&o Aniaficani GAlD, oni MOCK,
lNp,0J1;. american, ft1.0p& amount hhoat4 .s5Up,
American, i4lttG. :,.,:!s, $50, ss:s4 ~
sfEw fotsK, May h-cuTToK-Nct reccipt4 nt at
United stntes ports urnx thu week, lt} atass last
ycnr s tutA1 rncetpta ii nit un1ta States tN,rts u
.!atai haltsSt Inst yepr, 1N. cstxrta from all
limited stases parts fur tho week, 4'nDs In. yent
torts, IL ato 1ststtt, iafk yent, AxtIIfu stocx
ssn s',;t y. Mn,t9 III s,i'., sSsss .s ;a; .t ysar %
ttt,ek q ilvafpgo!s Jill year 7n1 .tDsS Si
Asn95leatt aoilt Tor utsat ritntn 1liJN inat tcar
NxW ontEX 81. sfny corr,x- t3ulat. tntdd,tns.
cF Et III aisf is xfes % @ VI
394f' ss1s st G seS w 9;it .sst!5 tst tsefpts
Efdnct 1oll continent. t,s coastMssa, 11Dt sars,
, 1881-05-07

1yerINQl HB. broMn nnGkn LII
BEEl,s-Wure !nactivU And nDntinaily unchanged
for cloySr and timothy, nnl baroly kttay fur INK.
wsIo WY light willie eons,det1,t.lo t,n5 5.Sed
~ ~ soid At s,is Itunaasaanno consiSasd Ss
firm and wanted. Eaua w4ro made OF VI ba9s medium
Gl0vgr At &!!O 50 bn4ts tAuthy saGA ut Ef1ka3U5t 1
cn5E nxsSoa At sl3 for good crushing, S baga poor
, 1881-05-17

DISPATCHES from Berlin aud London say
that tho Cars late manifesto has caused great
among all glasses Of people ut
Bt. PetoEsburs, Rud that 1t struck all those who
are tn position to bo politically we'll informed
liko thudorbolt. THO people aro beginning to
rcst1n themselves to = regime Of complete re-
Rot!au. Tho tono OF the u.nnffcsto demonstrates
cloasly that tho Qkar and his advisers havo
learned nothing and forgotten nothing. lts&tylo
pnd tiohou breathe tho same autocratfo spirit
as It such things ~ tho rights nnd sovereignty
Of q people woro simply chtmeras. Tha Car
tulka about hls confidence In D!vlue Proyi-
dUuce a,,d In tho autocsatlcal privileges and pow.
CTS wh.oh hu haa baon culiod upon tor tho beuoht
and woltasp u, Of tue lsusslan people to cxer-
eise, without Saving word about tho rights Of
hls pour, towutroldea subjects. uo calls upon
all truc ana patriotic oltizons to assist hm iu tho
cxtlrpatioa Of the infamous spirit Of tho rebol!-
lon which covers Ruasla with shRmet In
strengthening reltYloln faith and morality, and
In piautug tho oducatlon 0f The rising generation
upon q s0und basis, eto. All ot whloh, when
diyesteh Of its vorbtaRe, tnsans; Suppression.
luoxorabls opposition to tho rising dawn Of free
do!n, tl,nuSurA non Ut d suorallty" based upon
complete subjco don aud blind obedience, and
total disregard Of tho partclpR 1on Ia the Cow
esnlneat ly the people, 10 certain
degree, which loctrlue 10 rccoRntsed by
ali civilized peoples Of Europe Rrd Amerlca-
It nny DO truly said that with this manifesto
the Car has burned hts ships behlnd him. be-
CAUSE 1t hRs Doan followed by the Faslgna-
ton Ut Tho LtlesHl Ministers Ia his Cabinet, who
, 1881-05-17

TIE New Yorl; Herald, Iu a leading arti-
Gle, presumably written by John Russell
Young, attempts to defend tho military repu-
tation of Gen. Grant against the asperstons
which 1t inlnglncs have been cast upon It by
"certaln Western Journals" It declares
that ho would 10 tho greatest General Of tho
age, even II he was surprised ut Shiloh.
True. No Western Journals OF sense are u.s.
sert!ug the contrary. Nothing has appeared
In any Of them dcrogatory Of tho character of
Con. Gzant The controversy concerning tho
battle Of Shiloh was raised by the party Of
tho first part, and in particular by Gen. 8her-
man, not by Gen. Grant II 1t had not been
said by tho forIner that the battle Ut Shiloh
was not n surprise there could llavo been 10
controversy. And tho proofs brought out
by the Western journals aro not intended 10
tmpeach the military reputation OF either
Sherlnnn or Grant, or to deprive either oi
them Of the llonor to which ho Is Justly en-
titled. They relate only to tho battle Of Shl.
11h
, 1881-05-17

demanded only tho recognition OF tho people to
very linitcl dcarco. Ttoro IL every rroHpcot
now that tho tluul betwcen dynamite md tho
hangmptf viii bo continued. aud It IA not hhr IL
predict who. IN Tho cnd, will 10 tho sufferers
md 'efcatod. 1ly Tho light Ut h!ats'ry thiA cum
10 foreseea. a wcll-ntoanlnE and prudent
atutosmnu would porhnps hnvo dsarucd
tho revolutionary clomont By accepting
40 mich Of thelr program a. 10 recognized Al lust
hy tho civilized world. nut Alexander Ill.
soems 10 10 blind, or to possess too ANAL a soul
10 saorlfco the Inherited rrc1udtocs OF ono to
tho Just demands OF Mt least 00,0oo,0o0 people,
Tho Itt,Aslnn nation m,tst. thoroforu, continue
to suF1or. How long, time will toll. For Cor
iualy tho manifesto Is a hhppy oocnrrence.
0arhbottaa further uoquottin9 With stussan as n
possible ally OF Franco nxuinat Germany bus
become m impossib'!lty BY tho brutally a'ito.
CRITIC mnnltusto. md this might bo regarded
M somewhat or n sAttafauuor..-atwnysp provided
Emperor William md bismarck Ind nothing to
do With 1t.
, 1881-05-17

TltE board Of Educatlon holds ita regulnr
meeting tonight, nlld It. Is to be hoped tint
sone fair adjustment will ba made Of the
proposition Of ths First National link lu re-
gard to the old l'ost-Ohlce building, now
known as llaseriy's Theatre. Tho bauk has
Il lease OF the Promises, and Ia TO pay 0 per
cent Oh a high valuation Of the property.
The old building itself has beau valued at
$751; But tho bunk now desires 10 pull
down this old building, aud erect new one
which shall cost not less than $500. 200. aud
cover tile cll!re lol which 1t las leased from
the School loard. 1t cannot afford tn do
tills nsld ay SIX. .00o for tho walls OF lhe pres
ent structure, Witch. once demolished, will
1int bu worth s2,5o. II is willing to pay
6la000 for these walls outright, which will
virtually amount to donation to the School
Fund tn the event that u new and costly biild-
tns be erected. 1t Is obviously iu tie interest
OF tho city, pnd especially Of oil the neigh.
, 1881-05-17

CoN1z1lNa's coup was vngualy hinted at
several days ago in ouo OF the privileged co,n-
l.llnications TO tho New York Herald. It
was safd that the senior Senator from Now
York had III view "a certain step" which
would "wou!d moro thnn countcrbalanco
tho enpty victory OF tho BlaIne-Gasdelsl conf
bInation, achieved at the price Of the possl-
bio destruction Of the Republican party"
The stroke llas been made. but 1t has hurt
nobody. Itllas not alarmed or excited the
country: Stocks hAve not fallen. The world
has not come To IN end.
, 1881-05-17
PUBLIC OPINION.

Now York Trtl,1.,7e tHcp.): Certain of the
do,,h,Irg md ,ioicyul seuntors Mt Washington
suggest ssofy q tae vss .a 4 BE- b. xssr s,s
ho must have great deal Of m!ad: II toos lam a,m
60 ,ong 70 5o NJ akS s II to bayn odo as ha In
nts f,Eessioa 1pon I'm 1ot liz asU County, IN ~ '''
Nv, vi, .f,u fYan !. once trrce OF tho
onless s sanators M tss ", oyar hnd~webster. Clay
] and co,nm,,-aet nut Il, destroy President. At
tho end OF proong.' strnsale tas gu "'f'a@l ,aa
vlreto" gainoa considerable esps''ooss I nsa@s tho taa
Andrew 3aSkso wen , tnS Ka ups e hs hsS
tsns 6ser tncwn. t Mr. ConkIlug ts neither Web
ster, a Clay, nor Calhuun.
Philadelphia Ledger lind. Rep); a eaa.
cus.ruiod Congress Tor sonatc' - Ia no assss ass
Less opleetGnaplo a1act s,n,,,uptIo: and 70 my
than undor ponocfa.!o aon,aauua % ~ ,,oso s eovuu,
during during rho Democratic caucus days. Tha caasaa
!. n ,1oyIoo to anabo minority to rule, md saa
, 1881-05-17

SENATOR CoNKL1NG yesterday committed
The greatest sensation OF his ltfe,-he resigned
the office Of Senator, making Mr. Plat do
the same. The Legislature Of New York be-
,,ig In session. the vacancies will be filed
two weeks hence, aud Ut course Nr. Conkling
resigns under conviction that he will be IT.
elected, and will go baek to the Senate In.
dorset by tie Legislature at Nuw York.
Atr. Conkling. III fact, considering himself
the political proprietor Of the Stato OF New
York, and especially OF the Republican party,
ostenstbly appeals from the President and
from the Senate TO Ills " faithful commons"
to sustain him.
Tie two Senators have not tie slightest
shallow Of substantial Issue OH Which to
resign. ThoY opposed the confirmation Of
Judge Robertson simply because Of per-
sonai difference between him and Mf. Conk~
ling. Ills ability and purity Of character aro
universally conceded, and his appointment
to any othor ofIicn would not bp opposed.
Mr. ConkllnX clatins That 1t is necessary for
his own political success that he should laavo
personal friend In tho Office OF Collector Of
Customs In New York City, and l1ence he
claims that tbs President md tie Senate shufl
INV "pl"ot"s t"obSsNaeAtf "io 80 'aos 'A's f~A
sonal trlend' to lint ohlce. Inc ifesf-
dent and majority OF tho senate
having dcclded 70 make tlls nppolht
ment ConsllhR las restgnea l"ith r!att,
WHO Is merely Ills shauow) and ASKS the Leg
lslatYra OF New io1k TO sustain illnl. luis
Is tilaa sole Issue Oil which he rusigns. The
President aluue Is vested by tho Constitution
with the power Of appointment; inc senate
Us MI entire body Is vested Win tho power 70
confirm the nomination; tho tfaslaent aflu
Tue Senate having un!1ed 1T the exercise OF
their constitutional powefs' ar. conR9lng ny.
pcals to the ltspnoilcans OF inc NOW, ofK
Legislature to reouke the PRESIDENT aad re-
Duke tho 6oilate,-ai'u especially rconKo inc
Republican Scnatofs because hey refuse 10
obdlcato their constitutional aathority Ut Tue
blduing nilo to Rratafy personal spite OF INC
Sonator from New York. This Is the Issue
on which these Senators have resigned
and on which they ask reolectlo1'.
At best, tho Issue Is one In which tue state Of
, 1881-05-17


both Or Mr. dould's newspapers appnra
OF MattneWs confirmation. Such unann,v
among hlsod mon Is ao'don seen.
n Now York paper Btntes TINT flan H..
ler's tncomo is sa0j.03o yoar. rurbsna a,s1F uaF
"yyhcn thu Baby GINS ID n, r ,,ns
artfoIo In a rooont ,ssuo NJ ,bo yaas a1' .lNo Al
h"e' ME- Ahy - evlaoutsy bluallx Oh Ar. Helr,
oahu'
"Who will mot,rn for ConklInr nov,p
asks sln exchange. rroInb,y Koscoe win lo,t
after that Job hlsulf, now TINT ao bus uu osc..
holders to look after.
An Ohto man woa no,nod fox ,,,
thc nistrict ar f7o,,,m,Ia ,aa, ~ nan'saal Of
aro now sovon Ohio tnen TINT bayo mr. hocn .' Ivy
vldcd with oflluos. Thoy arp tond.
The antt-Afonouoly Lcapno I'M, h,c,a..
nrntest verv rIuorol,slv npnin,t ,hn .tn' uss"nw "
instance In which tho ultl man Rut Ground I'M,
after tho girl waa marrled.
"Will Mr.. Stanley Matthew'S. WIN bns
been nominated by tho prea[deut for As.ocIoto
Justce Ut tho Supreme Court Of the t}nt,e5
States. and confirmed by tho Senate, ACCENT thu
ullicuY' ntlxtously luuuIres tho Now ynrk S,n
IL hns o1wuva t,oen understood ou+ ,va.. .,s es"
- i4''' A.""sa nee'A 0"3s'o'ooa tal Hess t1as q
duck would swim.
Your n,cs. snrnno md m,ro tava so,,,,d.
,nol ,,nor uo. ''o o''S"'a :"
vonr b.nd - ti,,t+or,r, ,,,r, IN. ,,...,
mr. hnnds. ' A"' '1*e'0s III
And ,,ot I'm ,,r,,a ruo,,a-a,,,,.u,
1onn mn 1"'' "' 'o''-
poconsc ,,.w,r nm . mr., t,tr, H.. ...u,,., .,
riI0,, inU,ta nv SA''1sA '1'a
You are tho rising sun that fair day foloxs
nfter,
, 1881-05-17
pOLlTICJ IN UTAH,

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, 1881-05-17

MINOR LEE MEnlwErIiEI,, Of Memphis,
Tenu.. nssures tho Cincinnati Gazette TINT tho
Southern youth aro taught to "loyo auI honor
jon Davis ~ q great and noble .patriol." Thon
tho Southern youth are badly taught. They need
.,aw instructors. They have learned nothing
from hiatory-from tho logic Of evcnts-frorn
tho records OF their own rabei0u which show
that Jefferson Davis contributed moro to tho
ruin of the Southern Confedesuoy by his incom-
potency md petty jealousy than my other slu.
glo person enlisted In that cause.
, 1881-05-17

d THE Chicago Times, In an article on taxa-
tton In Russia, makes public tho following ox-
trr.ordEnRry financial operation;
Tho uupltarion tux of thosn who hold on leaso
nf their former inlatura, or tho redemption tAx
Of thoae who Hro pGytuK fur tho fce Ut thor
farms With tho help Of tile Suite. toYottler with
cent OF tho prodispo Of tho lRtid In the Province
OF It, Petor1hurgs 2H por cent In that Of Mus-
cnw: and :1t ptr cent OF the produce In the
Province OF Pakof.
We think 1t safe to say that sfr. Wlklo did not
Bonl this by mail or cable. Had hu dona 30 he
would haye added what tho tennnts did with
what il loft, after paying out anuualty 11l, EOS,
OF 80 por cent Ut all thoy have.
, 1881-05-17
CoNKLING ABAHDons THE REpUBL1C-
AN PARTY.

Mr. Hnsene Tnnk1inR hns flaclnra1 ryar
In hna mt on1v rcs,rnra tim ot,,co of Sena. |
tor h,,t hos n nnuco,.1 tn the New ynk rcr.
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and p,o,+ IN tba ,,,ocoa tbov hova roeirnod
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onnu ont n,,g,,,Imoua contest Thnt In |
a. ~ ,os1e,, r,tu ho hoa oh,o,roa
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or o,uon,,otfon of m. norsona, followers
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, 1881-05-17

plo tolerate the iusolcnco nnd tho usurpa.
tlon OF this man any lonxprq VIII not
his sunport and fricudship l,o fatal to any
candidate i,c ,nny favor hereafter: viii not
tho Instructive abhorreneo l,c has created
tor himself among tl,o great masses Of tic
Republicans Of the country forever rendor
his eyowed friendship more fatal than any
oyowed en,nlty Of which he eau be capabio2
Is lie, does i,e want 10 be, recognized be-
fore tho country other than as tho open and
declared encmy OF the Republican party?
Ii that not his future mission, md Is mt
that tho particular mission to which his
tastes and abilities are best atlaptea?
Accepting Afr. Conkllng, therefore. In his
own selected position rs the determined
enemy Of tho Republican party, cngng&l
llencctorth In dividing and defeating that
party, why should the Republicans Of tho