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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-07
OUR RIGHTS IN THE MATER.
PEACE POLICY.


This Government sees with great concern
the continuance of the hostile relations be-
tween Chilli Bolivia, and Peru, and early
peace between these republics is much to be
desired, not only that they may themselves
be spared further misery and bloodsbed,
but because their continued antagOniSm
threatens consequences which are in my
Judgment dangerous TO the interests OF re-
publican government on this continent and
calculated TO destroy the best elements OF
our free and peaceful civilization. As in
the present excited condition OF popu-
lar feeling in these countries there
has been serious Misrepresentation OF
the position OF the United States, and a.
separate diplomatic intercourse with each
through independent ministers is some
times subject, owing to the want OF prompt
reciprocal communication, TO temporary
misunderstanding, | have deemed it judi
cious 1T the present time to send special
envoy, accredited TO all and each OF them,
and furnished with general instructions
which will, trust, enable him to bring
these Powers into friendly relations.
vESEzuELAs GOOD FEELING.
The Government OF Venezuela maintains
Its attitude OF friendship, and continues
with great regularity It's payment Of
monthly quota Of the diplomatic debt.
Without suggesting the direction in which
Congress should act ask its attention To
the pending questions affecting the distri-
button Of the sums thus far received. The
relations between Venezuela and France,
growing out OF the same debt, have been
for some time past In an unsatisfactory
state, and this Government, a. the neigh
Dor and one OF the largest creditors OF Vene-
zuela, has interposed its influence with the
French Government with the view OF pro-
ducing friendly and honorable adjust
ment, enr us
OUR BRAZILIAN COMMERCE IMPAIRED.
Iregrct that the commercial inscrests be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-07

As is natural with contiguous States hay
ing like institutions and like aims OF adj
vancement and development, the friendship
Of the United States and Mexico has been
constantly maintained. This Government
has lost no occasion Of encouraging the
Mexican Government to 4 beneficial reali-
cation Of the mutual advantages which will
result from more intimate commercial inter
course, and from the opening of the rich
interior Of Mexico to railway enterprise.
! deem it important that means be pro-
vided TO restrain the lawlessness uDfOrtu'
natcly so common on the frontier. and to
suppress the forays Of the reservation In
dams on this side OF the Rio Grandc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-07

during the year, and Congress en-
70 authorize The reminding OF these L I,sed
~ . lower rate OF interest. The Nm niTy. q,
such refunding having failed TO Le c'n l'r
law, the Secretary Of the Trea.n.,e
April last notified the holder. N
sl93,C9O,4OO per centum bond. P
outstanding that the bonds wonld 'osa
paid Ut par on the lst DAY OF .Jula ne
lowing, or that they might bc contin,y, ,o-
the pleasure OF the Government 10 r..
terest at the rate Of 81 per centum no 81 ~
mum. P'' A.
Under this notice Sl7s,0jj. 100 d, o..
per centum bonds were continued ..
lower rate, and sl7,63j.2jO were rode -, we
In the month Of Nav a Ike not, ''p
given respecting the redemption or W. w"
tinuancc Of the sf39, $50 Of Z nor No. Wv, W.
tum bonds then outstanding. and ~ nm. ,u'
s401, 50J, 900 were continued al "A ner'
tum per annum and 1886. so rcd,1,. ,.','
The g per centum bonds Of the ioa.' w.
February 8, 1861, and Of the Orcoo, VI
debt, amounting together 10 slli5, so l'
having matured during the wear. ill., 80
tary OF the Treasury gave notice ~ NJ. ~
tention TO redeem the same. and .n,l "'
have been presented have been paid fr. -
the surplus revenues. "
There have also been redeemed o.,
SIG, l79, 100 Of the % per centum contini.II
bonds, making total OF bonds redo
or which have ceased 10 bear intere., nv.
ring the year, Of sl23,@9.6jO. Tbo
duction OF the annual interest on tbe 49,,
lie debt through these Transaction.
follows: BY reduction of intcre., N o. ,.' 'N
cent, $40, 1929; by redemriion -
bonds, j2,4O-totGl. SlG.sgG. ~ y; W
The Is per centum bonds, being r.y,,,.
at the pleasure OF the Goycnm'nf e-.
available for the investment Of ,ur,l'.
revenue without the payment u preminn..
Unless these bonds can be- funded n aw~J
lower rate OF interest than they now l,,r
| agree with the Secretary oi the Trp,.n,,
that no legislation respecting them /. m.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04

.y-.p, wbcr. !. comb ma, h.. avoided
N n faithful ,;i.rh.r,. opr d,,i.-
but We can SAY win rre,, ss,i,:ac.
,,on ,h., "a. I,.ii,v. 49,. H.. o.:,.i
u.guy warm rr;.nd. NH. -. t.r.
boron. at,sci.d - IN. ,.o,l. !, .
manner that /, t,,.n sr5 FL, ,iy
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NO Lsvo o,3 ov,.o, - Lara ull..
We live nsuv strong ann ;ic:.s.,,il..
lies If sricnsshir or,o,o .. r,lJ.
and ,,n.rno. c,,f,o,s .,.,a..l
Apdrow n e,,.ri,, ,non . man.
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04
TIE Sun FOR 1881.

Ivory bod, read, ! Iir ~. l. tie editions
"' lbs newspaper 'l'out h,rr :he year to con E
every r," u'i' Gnd
!. Ht 20 vrtt's r,ws. 50 rr-een,.d
'la' -. :"a!er 81 get the g:-a,. :, ar,oui, Of
irirfira''sn vi'h ;hr ,'a>' rnr:oii'stie ~
p-acicr" Of '.me and .t--.-i.r. 1HE .r.
i"ng 80" ti-'uvered 'hr so,,!e, mean between
- "I -0r: B.. Pc, and Unsatisfactory br.vity
Il VI ,cb o -. s,r; Of news whirh
d Frid. 49, upon - rsr"spiz-d IGNORANCE
thar. upon il interest 10 nlau.ind. From
incoming to n"rnitg TEE Sun print, cotrin
n"i story q ave uf r"a. men and women.
ord e ih-.' deeds. Vlar-. owes. hates and
troubles. Jni- sra.r : i,,-e v,.r,eIrrd more
'ai"r": . than any romance tia, vas ever
,i.Xi.ri
~ Cool wiring in every column. and
ir",nnt-- oti.i, airy. accuracy, and decornm
~ nc i-"ai'r-ut "i every subject
II. ii0resi comments. lBr Suns iahi,
: 10 'PcLs cat tesrl-ssiy abcu, men and
ii.irgs
ET'.ri ranior IN dealing vii. each
p"'"caI lfr'y. and equal rrai,ne.s 20 com.
",end what is Vf.:>-v of,hy or ~ rehu. o
:" hat Is IiamaDle IN D-mccrs, or Rernbli,
ran
pHl'tdn
"r"a"'71Iions. hut rwav"r'ug !ryalry 20 true
i'rn ocfa;,' principles. 1HE >UH believes
nat he i'"v"tr'"ert wh.c.l 'ie Constitute n
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ny snrtitr Torn # EoN"rrn-E- ~ pace If
- - y rh cNis'- IN. wear ISL aud Tie
years ~ a'cdairiy f1,ion.ng Xiil lroh1h;y
""'"de III, supremacy important confess,
lar ~ = hev.s thai the victory vii - With
tn g"np.r a. again,, the Rugs ,or ncuopoiy
tie Kings 'oT punder. and the King. ior I'M
prrial power.
tlur terms are es follow
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post PAID. y Do "en:s a month, or SO. so y
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rs,i
He Sunday edition Of THE SUy is also
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pad
Tie price of he WEEKLY SIN, -igh, pages.
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an ezra copy free.
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Publisher of The SrS, New Yorx CIV.
Dec. 1876.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04
u AZ LIE iER.

Cease Thy song. M darling bro,her,
For Ms >s:Ior calls Nee nome,
B:s nee cras: .. To- n, ,orr1.
t. il the Chorus round the throne.
See ! lie great ana awful c,cirnc.
In vi ~ -pr-.- lie t.ies uIn or,
J. ;fsnsp3r ~, s1ui ~ heaven.
Un tlc r,uiti.s If The s'c:m.
Bus thee while 'ay sl.rit ans.
Change the or,an fer The lyre.
Ann rs, = wiih SAINTS IL SINGING
AnIAeais ~ that heavenly cEoT.
lhin farewell. my prccions brother,
A lone end tender fare thee well.
Hi IN heaven were re>HriIed.
Where no t,rcwell tar Is shed.
Surrey, surr'y, We viii miss thee.
How mu.h in words We cannot tell,
But lily gentle. loving sririi,
Ever 10 our creams viii dwell.
lrre is only r short season.
i.si we GLOSS the crys'al nde.
lhrn, with thee and our dear Savior,
Ever more We II sale abide.
Ike thai Letter TO bis mother,
Say her darling i, no more.
Zen her iha, her prayer is answered,
Soa ias blessed her darling boy"
saved III" agony Of parting.
"-'ei lie lis 81 lingering rnin.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04
Tribute to lie Memory of J. IL.
Euuuc!S.

|, IS said ihAi our esteemed and
siilrl young freud Prot. J NJ. Run
nris "as sitting nj the organ IN lL-
cbape. ot tnc cuilrse Ell k.arhi. pln,
ing aud singing The pathetic words -
tue song I-hr this letter 10 nv
Mother.' VIXEN re tUiiding nn. struck
BY the terrible cyclone which destroy.
ed the building and hurled him into
eternity. His sister. Mrs. Dora
Greenlaw, Of Hezlehursi, Miss sen,
.ha Song. with added lines o. her o" IL
composition 10 The Brandon Republi,
can. They are so beautiful and touch.
ing that we copy them. As tribune to
the memory Of one whose manly viz
tines, during very shor, acquain.
lance. had Won cur admiration and
esteem. not The least Of which was
manliHesS TO see and confess his few
faults, which caused his virtues to
slime the more brightly Here are
he song and lines added by his loving
sister
TAKE IBij LITTER TO Nj MOTHER.
!ese 'his lei;ef 10 my no'hc..
Far acrOss the icrp hue sea-
II vii IL! her heat " iriI g,adness,
She Ii 81 ice to hear from ne
How sa- wei: when ia-t We p r,-i
How her heart VAS He'd " IT,. pam,
" hen she s'ij, ''Guo,!-hys --Gud LEA. you
W usy netes NEE, a.an'
CBoRrs-
laae tbs .s:,er 10 my nn:'4er.
Far across he te"p blue sen
II viii Ill her Een.i with ulndne,s,
She i r,juice to hra. Gcm ne.
Tsse his ritter :" NY rne,rc',
IL vi. e.. her teafr wl:h ~.
l~.. hS. INA; h:r pray'r- are answered,
Cot protects her darling boy.
I-ii her eiwa avs a be Theer:ul,
Pray for ne u hercrr | roam.
And ere long ! !. turn ~ footsteps,
Back towards nav dear, II ) trar old
home.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04
Volume Thirteen.

With this issue the BEACON enters
, upon the iLr,een,h year Of its exis.
.ence. Twelve weary years i, has
.ndeavored 10 faithfully work for the
Sc22's 81 AS parish ond State, and
a. ,oisle Ire local events tia, we're
,yiring within The bounds Of tie
-rish and keep i,s readers posted to
some extent relative 10 the doings Of
The rest ct the world. How we'll il
has succeeded We leave for others TO
say.
For twelve years it has been a reg.
ular and constant visitor 10 the family
circles Of many Of the good people Of
our. beloved purish-whe'ber j, has
b:eu Q welcome one or not is for them
TO ssy-we have done oil We could TO
make it %. During more than nine
of these ,welve years the writer has
s,iscba,gra the duties Of editor to The
beet of bis ability. trying Of oil !ip'ea
70 do 90 honestly and faithfully! TO
A-ec. never to hive given offence to
s1Skoasiu that time would be absurd
!. s,s ss,sr wilfslly dcnr o..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04
The Extra Session,

S!nc- the Morehuuse Clarion pro
eoanCs several direct questions T. ~.
w presume We Will have 10 say some.
ming more Oh t.a subject, in rn-"rr
dcst;o.'fr be gully Of treating !;
t lnh ..s' o.,eous Indifference.
well to spe,o he question Of VIVA,
sooner grair With Ne editors, We will
thoroughly e IL pothine particularly
to- -" rail- ..b ia, and i We were to
: rSrress our individual preference i
~pn!d be 20 lie! matters rest rs they
are until the nex, regular session
bn, rs 'he Gig press appeared 70
~ tina, the wel!-be:ag Q: tie city
deGsanded M extra session, and had
convinced a majority Of the country
pr'ss OF that fact, we syapiy With
,!reT our objection to the extra ses.
sion. II The editor OF the Clarion
would examine our files he would see
! ,Lat We hcd previously opposed l.:
p reply to the ues, string of ir.e!.
ross,iou poin;s-oveylooking The riaas.
il; c: - among ".he c'he- srumblers'
Ave wi isay; First, That we have
NJ, :orgoStt tha. We urged the PEG.
'tte 10 ra,ifv the new constitution. no,
% perfec, instrument. hut becanse
Ne preferred it 10 tie Old one. II
Brother McMeaus' memory is as good
10 every otter respect as Gu the fact
Of cur supporting the new constitution
l.. will remen.ber tia, We objected to
Some Of is provisions. especially the
judicial system.
SeeonGrAttte risk Of being called
--icso6sis,t n" hicb appears 70 be
tssch 9 grea. hugbear ,o soue editors
- po.i,icnna-we admit that We
rave tound many defects which We
,ieyer discovered until The constitution
VAS subnDi,,ed TO a practical ties;
have discovered (ur rather haze had
town 70 u.s. iha; some Of It's provs-
pas are ia practicable ]: We bad
cen learned .iuris, CT experienced
nwmsEr We Nigh, have made This
discovery unaided ny others and be,
ore it WAS ratified by the people and
{ We bad We might have adv sed
:, different c. urse, though we hardly
Nshink we would, for We are not sc,
among those who have discovered
'ha: !, 10 not Gs good constitution as
The old one but We are open TO con.
'ic'ion, and may be finally convinced
that ..ucf- IS the fac,. If We are We
will admit it. like little man." for
we think il is more manly to confess
cbenge Of opinion than to cling to
IN error for the sake of consistency.
We have never set up any claims to
infallibility. No, Brother McMeans,
the defect have not sleal,bily crept
into ibe constitution since We and the
other srun birrs urged the people to
ra,,fyh. We lid not happen to dis
cover them. tbs, is all. You can Sc,
ibis down TO our stupidity
Fe are not exactly prepared to
Con ply with your rques, to oppose
the extra session with eli our powers. |
, nor are we prepared TO urge il. for We
are free 10 confess ,ha, we are indi!er. I
ent On the subject.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04

he arenricn Of the Taxpayers OF the
Parish o. klehland is called to he fact that
ali axes Ee:'1hir'lg urrsid on the lst day Of
De'emhe., ls5'. will raw { y interest until
pai'.. AID that ai;eI ,he l,t day Of January.
ie3l. legal tiers will he AIKEN 70 sei! the
properly upon ~!,ch sad taxes are due. ir
order 70 secure the payment &c same. ,r'e.e.i
an. a.. costs. LEM SCOTT,
Sne.:H and Tax Collector
hs.;il.r Ia De- .E,l.. 1870 s.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04

An engineer of a south boGDd freight
train On the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
wen, 10 sleep. passed Enterprise.
" here be should have ilched of
until II north bound train passed, ran
into The other train, wrecke0 them
both, lost his own life aud killed seye-
raj others.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04

The voters u Lincoln parish have
decided nv majority of 2l5 out Of
GA votes cast that no liquor license
should be issued in that parish in the
future. Il remains TO he seen wbetb-
er be prohibition of the retail sale Of
Intoxicating liquors Viii result in 90 ID
20 the people or roy, So :ar - drunk
eEness = concerned. bu; one thing is
certain, it will be better for the peace
uud uuet Of the commGniiy.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04

Gradunly and slcalthily the army
is planting . d.cp fcurda,ion at ih,
cspiic. under The direction uf military
chiefs So says ~" New York sun.
and we agree with it. The United
S'H,ts i 'as' az 'roa,niug cover
meni tina; finds ia strength IN lhe
hn,rn'i. and aor in Tie popular heart
--IShrlNe .EHiS
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04
CENTRAL FARMS for RENT.

ApPl, = " - /. MAJ. Lam, Ray ~ e La
January, - i>Sl IT.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04

Dent you want; tia; hclse doc,og t,-.'
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-01-04
l.l.lJAlI SCOTT

Pre-iirni p re f1r;. lar;.n If E,ci.iand
Dee. lSIh. l>Nn Ut.
, 1881-04-09

been nunpteu. Tllcre was no perAonHt war
farc on Mr.. Harrison. Whoever snys there
was asaer.s Tint w1llc1, 1,o knows IL not true.
'l'Ita nttack wos rpon his political methods
aml his olclal record. II IL wnHld hayu
helped 10 elect him to keep silence nbout
these. and approve Of tiloln by ind!rect1on,
then 1t Is surprising TINT tho treaci,yrons
third.term organ hitd "Jutlgo Cary did not
between them elect Clark I. for certainly their
ln1icy al nlasterly Inactivity was profound
stlMl persfstent. -. .- 49,, j,
Surprising That tl.ia sagncions tlo.ilothlilg
plah Of Defeating lArtisor by CLOSING over
Ills blulslcrs atli appa,,slfng Ills .lerullctons
Vi duty hna hcon adopted. w1 are unRbfo to
sec 1t0w It wut1d t>avo removed tho cn,,ses
wllicl, finally overwhelmed tho Republican
ticket III acfeat. Suppose TIE rnlnuNE had
condemned the tone. temper, and Language
Of tho two addresses Of tic Campaign Conl-
mittce. aini rebukctl tho spcakurs ut the Fur
well 11all meeting for making similar
charges, how would TINT line Of remark llavc
lnflueneed: ..,t -, ,t,,-~s
I. THO $500 licensed saloonkecpers and 400
brewers mud dist1llcrs who gase tlletr actlye
MD TO Harrison because they lad tried him
md k,'ow ITO other Alayor could do butter by
then. or wolild give uleln 50 full reln. TO do
rs they pleaseti about selling to boya, keep
ing lEsortlcrly places, mid violating the coll
tlltions Of thotr license with tmpunlty.
2. The gamblers mil thelr thousands Of
patrons, tho frcqncnters of places Of evil
resort and their thousands Of sympatl,lzcrs,
who did the same thing for tho sa'no rcnson.
g. Tl'e stfnk-faetories, which, for some catlse
yet to~be explained, gave THUR support to
Harrison. g.. .E
4. The corporations. such rs tho West Side
Strcet:Kntlroad Company and tho Western
lndtana, which openly sided with tho Demo
cratic candidate.
{. Tho l,Oo 1sracllse voters, who took offense
ut some tcll-year distorted or alleged remark
of Mr.. Clnrk, nFld sided with Ills opponent,
, 1881-04-09
THE POLICY OF a MILK-sop CAMPAIGN.

THE POLICY OF a MILK-sop CAMPAIGN,
"Judgo" Cary and tho falnt-l,earted Re-
publican newspaper which to llas adopted as
Ills nloutrptccs seem to boagrectl In the opin-
lon that tho proprr way to have conducted
the lnts campaign was to surrender to tho
enemy before gun Ind been fred, We
agEce with Hin Tint this wol,lti hnyo bcon a
si.ipla aud coup1ete solution of the whole
probie1n. IT the Campaign Committee, tho
spcakcrs Mt Farwcit Hull and In tho ward
meetings, tic Jour11ul. tic Stdats-ZcttuiHiu.
mud The TRIBUNE liaA bugun by admitting
That ar, 1IarrIsor's Administration was ali
il,at ne clatnesl It to bo tlle ca.,,paIgu would
hayo been socIublo ai,i lno,fanstyc, Hut
thero woro two objections to this course; Ouo
was that 1t would not bo true; Tho other wQs
that It would bs confession OF Judgment il,
favar of vicious md trucking municipal
policy, II It was truo that Dir, IIur-
rjson deserved all tho credit for
abo,lsl,ing scrip, and Mayor lIuatl. a1,i
the Republican Council pone of 1t: TINT
slr, Harrison reduced tho tax.luyy, kept tho
, 1881-04-09

: TUE cable news that Gen. IgnattatT has
bcen appointed by tho nuw Cur to u 3lIutsSor's
portfolio, and 0en. TsehuernateE to tho olloo Of
Governor Of Dne OF the n1ost Important provinces
OF Russla.' does not boIe auy good either for
tho Russlans. tor tho 0oEmans or fur tho peaco
OF Europe. hoth uro tncartlnte rcacuptlllts mud
0ermun-hators. Austria will also hAvo cause
to rrgret tho appointment ut IgnRttea,, beoauso
blu standing u10tto Il The way to Constantine,
pla leuAs via V!epna," Austrian influence In
tho lNgoan rsovInoes, which has greatly liz
oreasod since tho war between Russia and Tus-
key, may now receive sosura Check II 1gna.
slctt's appolntmenr. judged by his policy and
tinoplo beforo tho war. a.uana auysh!ng, It
means tho reinau4,iratinn Of aG aggressive pol
icy against Turkey. with all such combinations
and alliances as he can drum up,fta F";
, 1881-04-09

AMI has practically conquered. There arc
1U3 Irish inombcrs, nf whom snlne twenty orc
Torles. Thts bill will nnquestionably provo
acceptable to alt the Irish people, protcstants
rs we'll as Catholics. llnw fnr tho
Wing tlofectton may weaken tho Lib
eral party Is yet To DO datsrmlnet1,
though the entire Liberal press will sustain
the bill. Mr.. Gladstone Inns before t,im tho
double tnsk OF overcoming the hostility. ,of
tho British landed nrlstocrncy 10 tho extent
OF passlhE tho bill Il, the Commons. There Is
to bo the grantl battle, aid ho Is evidently
prepared, In case Of tlefnat, to dissolve l'ar:
lfa.nent mid hive n iicw election. On the
Isssto of peace aud Justice in ireland, hc will
unaues.lonaoly s,,ccced. for tho English are
tired Of contention with ireland. 1le has
nlso to encounter the opposition OF tho House
of Lords, a1ld II hc has to appenl to tho coun-
try because of the Lords his Victory will bo
even moro sweeping. >''' "a ~ go" =,
At tic sumo time It must DO remembered
that Mr.. Gladstone Is MI old imam, and Ills
lahors Of late yenrs hive told severely npoit
Ills strength. 70 accomplish the passage
of this bill may .take a ycar or
more, during which time tue labor
wilt dovolve n,alnly upol Himself.
The dcfoat Of this bill by tho Commons or
Lords will plunge the United Kingdom Into
MI excitement hitherto unprecedented 1t
will arouse the sluggish sentiment OF tho
British people to nil extent It has never OK
perfenceh. The .te,tantry. Of England ana
Sc0tfnnd will bo educated into the demand
for n,neliorat,on Of their own condition, md
they will couple with TINT demand another,
hx1,tfa st trtA ~
, 1881-04-09
THE NEW YORK ooLLEoroRsHrp.

114 Tutu0f fGt3ftEu as current III Wl9n-
tngton tliht secret commission Of Repuh-
lican Senators has been constituted In TIC
interest OF Conkljne to urge tho President
to withdraw Robertson and substitute n ria,l
from some uther State t1an New Yor,, IL
doubtless destitute of foundation. 'rte
rll,nor TINT the lna,, is Jutlgo David payI1, OF
Illinois, In Of course absurd in the highest
degree. Judge Robertson will in all likell.
hood be confirmed, But should i,o fotl of
confirmation Tor any reason, It win bc proper
to urge upon the President the wisdom Of
selecting fur thu great oflce of, Collector Of
tic Port Of New York tic best man TINT Gun
bo found outside the State Of sNew York.
whether frou, Maine, Michigan, California.
or uny other State OF tue Union, But this
mun should not be chosen to hrnl n factIon
difference in tile Emutre Statc. lIesllnuIlbo
selected with ylew to tho tl,oronah rcform,
Of the conduct of the New York Custom
House. 1t sllou1tl ncyer bn foreottru that
foreign manufacturers plaee their ooot1s
on tho markets Of New York nj lower prices
than bnnrst Amertcnn merchants ran huv,
them for in Europe an,1 tn,port them In thu
rcgular course Of business, and TINT tl,oy nre
onabletl 10 1o tl,Is sololy becn,tse sucb ronfs
mass tho Ne,y York Custom .liot,se Mt far less
finn Tim forcIu,, morkrt yoln, ant, fins
avoid unyme,t of n nerccntn 60 If tim reyenno
due tila Government, ~ faiIinr to collcct
the ,luiv nrpsor;hr1 hv ,o,t, tha Gnvor,,,nant
int oniv fni1s to cxec,,tc the lows. and m
robs Itself. Int IT tliscriminntns uuoinst Inn. m
estv nui In fuvor Of rrou,I. Wnrac val. .rho
honcst mcrcha,,ts. nnninst whom ,ha Govcrn.
mont. ..lIscrlnl,,otas. ora A,ncrfccns nnt tha
49, '. ''-''' 800
, 1881-04-09

THE New York Tribune is not fur nstray
from the truth In saying that mo mnr, in any
pnrty bus bigger salvage claim on President
Garfield th0n Gen. lianuoak has. Ills ccebrat-
ed local Issue tariff Interview did muro to marry
New foFkstato for tho Republicans thnn MI thn
efforts OF tho Immortal l0d combined. Wado
Hampton hns bigger cnl.n for salyago tndn
ConklinG has. Ills StAunton speech nono rnatla
Hancock's election a,noat impossible. Spe,.lt-
lug OF this question Of salvage, It should ,nt be
forgotten tAat 1arntm hns ntl uncoR,moniy
largo claim. Ifo would probahky 10 willing to
take It out IN mulaa" 80