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, 1881-12-21

NArunE always seems 10 have reserve Of
something IN stura to surprse hs. It IL we'll
k,uwn that our pHce extensive forests Of wN!nWt
ure rapidly beng frileu to the gruund md utl,-
izrl In tho production 1f our rMrcst articles of
furniture. Whit was tn tnkN It's plnce as MI
nrtsele of commerce bus been tho tncason nf
tutlcli thought unl experiment IHE TnlDuSE
acknowledges tho rucppt at n p!cce Ut rct gum,
forwarded by CAp,. ". +. Halliday. ut Cairo. III,
This gun, scens to hnyo IL Ilncr grain. IL moro
durable, easier wtrkA nnd susceptible tn l,tHher
polish th walnut. III ct,lbr iAN ahatlu between
light ,ttuto9any and hAck walnut. Capt. flulll.
day writes thal this resl Rnnl grove on tho Aln.
viii bottnti,s rrnm racuh, 1Sy.. tu Naw Orleans
nn.t nlsu lnrHe,y Oil tho t"ttomt Of tributary
streams, lakes, md lmyous. 1t cuntalna stcr-
ehnntuDto cuts fr0ns three to Tive feot In dfa.u-
otcr, at,d often grows Ntty feet without limb
In quantity II u YlMply lnnxllaustl6lo.
, 1881-12-21

It Is stated that ex-senator Cameron, 0f
Pennsylvania, will spend tho wintor in tho city
u Mexico.
There nro two E0nErcsstllell now serving
WIN commenced life in tho HutlnHnl 1Eausc, and
n senator whose stnrt In llte WIN nj a puae tn
TIM Senato. The Ct,nxrcssfnen arc Iawnsheta.
Of lt'inuls, and wlsc, nf, Virginia. Tno ssnhtus
III German, VI MaryaaAa.
Tho Hon. jonathan Clallee, Of Is|nde
island. Is said to bo t1la nt,iy Qnnkhr IN Goa'
RreBs, Oh takinG his aeMt III thu llulso ae ~
trtne!l tnstend nf swcnri,lx. md trtn tho Ialrt{
hts WIFI and twn daughters, c!nd IN Rrhr. WIN
hrnluro Qunkcr l'ohnets, iUukcd HHwn Ilt4'n htp.
Fur sor,u tinn tho fY'rntts of tho llasya'a
L,w School hnve tle5irotl IN SEQ br C}!ifrr Well
.tctt Ilonica Jr. ocoupy II Professionalism Mt ms
sEh0oi anil q provisional t,t!ar WIS t.tlln ~ st;
!!tMes Vt tho pes!ti0n; but 1t IL stn'y nnnnuilera
tillt luck ut funds sufficient tu ylrlh P7Pes
sulury hus caused ii wltudrawaiu III thu otlr1.
Oa,nhettn ts MI nslyorato nf ccltba'y, n1'e
Inns fow fyionds among Women. il1 hhs !n'
taken as his private sectctnry ~. sp'''Icf.
bdcicnr, md those two gcrtemrsl reside 10. 10,
speHila palave, from .wi'iu tfo air ee* T. .,, =
ruthlcsy cxclt,t:e'l III fro tho cr! III 81. he''''
alni. William Arthur beuss III Resemblance
to his onty brot!or, tho President. ilo y N
l8.h year, aud has n fair complexion. fnl! iatc'
ami light bfowt, inuftathe. nnrtu9 tha ast ~ H.
yeass ~ has teuu atauouel 1t Fnrf '"nsna' H.. a..
thur uatl Mrs. Lieut.. bpcncur, uf the fDhfta IN
lH!ltry, MTa ststers.
*rhu popularity Of ynung DIM AanaM'
grows apnc0 IN Bpaln. lie recently ras3ca ",
Nth b.rtlulny. md the tovto given III tho sia"tp
la!aco to hQnFr tho ecnasla1l Sns at'cidfa ~
delegates from aI tho octn! bo''lcs "a tns ,a .',i
organizations. S.'uls limo ugn fai VIZ LINN, ",m
with tho ltlhRs cxtramt yontii. III! ~, tmu r,.s,s
, 1881-12-21

THE rrotabIa npl,oint,nellt Of Atr. Jusso
Spattlrs as tic Collector at tho Fort of
Chcngu will be III every WHY acceptable to
tl,ls community. Mr. SpaldinK Ia II bstst-
l,css.nlan Ut high ataltdng, and we'll known
for lis fsirlluss alNl Ills lrbnnty Of ninnner;
!lu possesses Nil thu qualities necessary to
nuke MI efficient at,sl pnpular Collector 1'o-
iEtfcaIy, Mr.. Ypal,t.ng may l,s called a
Zacl, Chandler Sta'wnrt. lie was MI Init.
tl,ate trlen.l mi WARM almtrur 0f the grcat
Ntlrhynnfler n,ul sympathtzctl with Tie lat
ter's seIIa0t Of pnaltles. This ted him natst-
rally Ia tic snppnrt ut tho t.rant movement,
!ntu which hp cnturc.l heartily: but, nfter
the defeat OF tho ttlrtl'torm sol,cme. Mr..
SpalIfhg exhibited no snl1tiMcss or malice.
Tfo euturctl lilo ca,npnign for Garfield, and
contributed of Ils tfmn a,ld 1lUtlcy lis fnunti-
fully us II fairfield ha.l l,eon his original
clluicc. 1,y this ilenua lie lnn,lo llost of
friends I'LL round. aild established hEa tteyO-
ton to tho Republican party bey0Msl civil or
onrstlou. 1Te 1,as not pnr.akeli in the str,ig-
Ete tor the ot1Ece vi Collector, ai1tt was not
cvcl, n Candidate fur tho p1sitton. ltappcars
tint hc Is tlto Presidents owt' cllolea. y
Washington dispateIA yesterday III tho Jour-
9,sit gives this version or tic mailer:
y laruo mt1u,ber Of the Illinois .lenxatton wcro
nj thu Nhllo 3innso th.s tt'urll!fR+ and catna
nsny sisn!'k II ne bslgf thMt '!Esse % st.1T
the appointment was InlnE l!llkntl over by tic
President With tho ',ctnhers present. when bis
~. ,aies ISL t,rrsan" @ I "Wby % saia hs. f "isnf ths
,ay ,! trIsnl Jesse spallus' the lumber merchant
'" il y Jesse spa|.l,ns, tho l,,1a,pr merchant" :"
""wiiiIl ID sesepi 1t. do you thtnks" was tho
, 1881-12-21

THE CLERICAL QUESTION IN FRANCE.
The pulley outlined by ii. Paul Bert. tie
new Frenol, Minister Of instruction md Pub
lie Worship, In reply to tho cerentoniaE all.
dress Of his s,,bortlinatcs In the Ministry, Is
attracting mnch Intention md alsn lnuch
hostile criticism in E,lr0po. Tho Church,
which demonstrated a,Hl protested agalnst
tho policy Of II. Ferry, his predecessor, vim
banished the ,Icsl,lts md cIose. aIl Its cstab-
Ilshsnel,ts which would INT submit to tho
superylston of tho State, Views With still
lnoro a!nrm tile announcement Of ". Dert's
policy, not aluno BECAUSE 1t WIS known At
tho outset tllat lIo WAS nj, nv0wetl enemy ut
Nil religtun, but also Decanso l.o PROPOSES
now tn truat tho Church ~ MI unttlsgu,setl
| enemy Ut tho StatD and hostile p,wer
which must bn kept llndur continual re-
| stnlnt--a pusitton which, us tho London
Spectator remarks, us absolutely n0yol ln
Europe"
Singularly enough, however, II. 1leri's
general position, which IL considered oven
| by tho Emgllsl, press mi nst as vol III novel,
would hardly bu considered 10 In this co,l,,-
try; Oil tic Utler hand, It would bu regarded
rs Just and impartial. 1t may bo asatetl
briefly Il, Ills own words: "Tho Minister OF
Worship, III Ills functions as Minister, must
bu neither religious nor antl.reltgl0us. The
department which control Is simply Min-
lstry OF tic genera! police Ut Worship II we
gyo to tta term 'police fts loftLest lneaninR."
THIS would Seem to be MI equitable position.
ile rouoyntzes that there nEe curtn!n legal
relations existing between ths Church and
tho State, and TINT 1t Ii Ills duty to sea that
IJ sni,o halt
, 1881-12-21
TRIBUNE ItttAASCli OFFICES.

"1rE t.1ftcAnn 1VtnEsE tas ostahallrh ltsandt
o;cr. fe tho rreotpt Ut @ubsesasens ana Mdserttsa-
turntA m tn!ItIwst 49,.
fAnJIEN, AtannVGr.
uI.Ast;uW, scaltnnu-Alan'a American Nowa
tgeney. IL nenEad-K... So.
tUSlIUS. EnR.-An,nrIc7n Exchnnzo, ~ StFaaa
llESlIy +. t;lt.t.lu. Arcrt.
WASHINGTON, u. C,-EtIa street.
, 1881-12-21

tho Chong1 rost.tcn In .lIspcnsr4i ut TIM 1,,r...
a't,lI,'t s',, srna..r f,nx'' ;. nn ny 'ha rnn'n
and thrro IL As,tItn snIrt snhrlng uu,ur ~. '''
IwGen Tic swtin. wfle4 ray n,t,i IL II In, r','.
but M Thu Nl*nn cl'r IL tito uInler dor IN "sn'. ~,
tight. l'o - etltIu IL tito synsinlhle4 Of H. ''e
lhtHpra "'Hl.
, 1881-12-21

TitE English public atlopt American s1o,,
terms a,n words Will, grnnt facility ,t ~.
rtlrlsts 1nrato Hrcnt cutlery nunltst Il stu,.'
inu md "platror,n" for tnlIlcal nnr,cs. ,u'.
tho newspapers hnve naturnlIze them, u,,,l ,hss
nro now used us frecsy over there ~ hnrr N''
, 1881-12-21

.1,tnnE Il. u. tfAnn,nAS, Of Atcmnl,,,
Te,f,., lHs inslructnd TIN shcsin 10 snlzp u IT,,
rIstuI4. lnyt.knlses, stllcttr.. mn, pIhrr a' ao
lawful wrlpnsls left un t1eN,sit Ut tho sny.rnI
MApIs 0f tho city, and to l,t', ft,etn rs cyIlpncs.
of trItnF
, 1881-12-21
THE MAYOR AND SALOON LICENSES

lttE ltItsUNt:H II hllRQt.atluH lEluL Llle SHI1tb!l
ilcu,lsrs be ralsctl sufficiently to support 200
nr I'D nolp policemen has bren received
Will universal fnynr by tho press ans tho
penple. TlIc.a IL Il peculiar fitness about tho
proposed distribution Of the money which
cOn.ncnds the proposition erel To the better
class nj salo"nkuewrs, and evoryhndy Is
fnrccsl to atlnlit TINT the pru sent charge Of 81
II wrei; To all cnsags nf salDo,ts IL rlttieMtousy
s.nall. ~, l,lcrsase Of tho tccnsc-fce to St00
fur lleer.st!tunl,s and 500 Or $500 for Saloons
selling whisky alnl nil kinds OF liquor would
undoubtedly yield tho revenue necessary to
,lsisl 10 policolnen 10 tho present Inadequate
force, and such cInrgcs would still be small
IN view Of tho character anil lis compared
with tho euotnious profits Of tho salool,
business.
But Mayor i{arrisou, III a 1T OF fear, Is Ills
rnsp.l to t!OdRa this QMestt0il. lie seems to
think It has been ratsetl simply for the ptr-
ppso OF exciting ait antagohisil bctTGcl !li'l,-
snlf and tic saoOii tnterestS. Inttaed, lIe }lhs
said'as n,,lcll. Ifo does mi appear to beabfc
to rlsu above his owlt politlcul aiEa!rs. lln Is
reportc,. In recent lnteryew ns saying TINT
4'lle Is III M sympathy with tho temnl tint
the salUo.ls should pay for running tl.e city"
{lncal,.ng ti,ereby the cost the SALOONS inl'lct
nm tf,o etty for uolico proteotton u.at,,st tho
cvtfs t,f tlloir tratlc1. mid tat 'scyery lawyer,
avery co,umtssfp,,.u,n,. EVERY brokur. every
rcat.,.stato u,n,, mid merc],pnt should nay q
]tt.rns,. tn mid In sunnortttc ttte government
ot n ct,yn {wllc|, simply ,uca,Is tl,at this
IIoaor" wa1lts to satltllo OH these classes OF
penpe The expense Uf prntcerlng the city
nrnns, tia ,lrnrm1atin,.3. murders. stnt,bugs,
shootines ASSAULTS. bura]ury. theft. wtft-
l,rnttnp. ,l,d otbpr crimes arising fro,u tito
aolonn huslncss tu order TINT his nets, tic
oi,.s,lnpers. ,noy carry on their traffic with.
ant cost to thuull.
The A3nyfr ey,,osnd ,ls own tEmttEttv, hpw.
near l,v uofntIn,, IN l,owtsr n,,tl other wills
ty.sr,lim, Aldermen M being unwilling to
"lIu their nautical arnyesn uy srpnortlne
thr nr,,,ns,tIm ft,r nh 1ncrease 0f tin suloon
ltr,,,srs. 1tia nretty evident thut Mr.. IIar-
riauu nrcntts In ,;ren Of, te r1n!f side of tho
,vh,s,tv,s.tprs-a nr,tty ambition for the
| -, hest Mayor ~ of n urent city like CbEcaco!
ftts nil fnltv fnr lin Afnyor to talk ntort
c,,nrr,np lirc,,sa fms to tho j,ourl of r'ro,te
mcI,. tl,a 1umhrrn,cn. TIN business nntl pro-
fc.4tounl men tho frclrlt.cars missing
tl,rnuoh the civ, at.. Iio knows very we'll
thot tt,a chartnr autlor;zes nnthluv of fills
kfnl. o,ul tl,at. IL It lid It woulu moi be- wiso
tn l,nzorl ttIo Ircrease in trnI11c a,ti trnde of
tl,r clty whic,, sucb n ,lcpt,,u .yYtcm m,pht
,,ri,o .,,o,,t rrI,o ,rutt, Ia. lint Inn Maynr
chntt.rs ,hont tht. tr,unrni 1lronsa sys.am
| sin,nr, oa n n,an,,a +" divert ottrntton frou,
,i,,, t,rn,os.l i,crcosc nf soIom, f;cenvcs
,vh,ci, tha r,,ortar n,,thor,sua II mnv In
,,,ot In ,,n,,unt soa n,,. ,tty.,r,,o,, s"t,,,,,,
,nn ,,nho l,m,t,,ua n,u1 tho ,vf,ia,,v ,u,atr.o.
, 1881-12-21

luck" and then gnott.I,y NIL tito c,lrnptt1retl
Visions Of tho t|ubcrnatorial cllalr. An cnor.
lln.Is majority Ut tho vntnrs nf Chfcagn want
the In,Iir,. frco tI,ur,seh and The |guor btts-
ness 10 iIny tito expense tlnreot, na 1t cnttscs
tho necessity FUR ,,loru poiico protection.
, 1881-12-21

A, q. U, W.-fleDtI1cr Annlnnt Miller, Of thtcnHo
1.tn1G u, eti nj his rus.tnnpu N ~ Hnffh tNFiWn-
lrr.rt. aiitil.iuJ futGnnut. flefn WIhaslHf. Iltc
ratvn t Ssrthwetssn iepu thSnsn by cass 70 is,,ts
iuIges nFs respectfully instta 4. As.NiI.t go. -. :,
EllAt tnElSX. ". II.
, 1881-12-21

WHAT Is very nt.t,stlnt elsewhere is II fart
In Chtcrgo, TINT 1T. toWn oTcBseekrr Is nhpod ~
MI Ohio alIlceseclter. Palmer tnatlo his unints
hut Penn got e,ttErel.
, 1881-12-21

TlEElE Is not that uegrep Of brntherly
sympathy and affection existing bctwcau tue
two newspaper "stalwar&s aud former pnrt.
ners In the desperate effort tn kesp the L'u,
machine ar1Au ulive TINT NJ! 9ooi spoils' seeknrs
whull u.:n III kcc, lAe CONCERN supported hy
, 1881-12-21

T'IiE Atnffi0r Of Kentucky lias lhfornc,,
fl'o Legislature. In resimssc to NJ, Inquiry that
tllDrc nru nov IN, ,1f} 1rua vnters In TIM s,u.
Thu tUtAt voiu fur President III lE}J w.,s hut NJ
NH ''t
, 1881-12-21

---=-=-
CONGRESSIONAL ArponTI0HMERT
Mr.. Sherwtn, Ut tho Aurora district I'LL.
,tnis, las introduced MI npportfnnulai,t bill
In tho Ti1rse OF Representatives Mt washing
ton fixing tito membership 0f the new 1lnttsU
nj :ss1 Mr. Shcrwiil was tlo author OF tllo
ITO hlll, whiel, passed tllo House ut tho Inst
sesslon. lilo wilt probably be tho Chairman
OF TIC Census Committed. Any bift Intro"
tlitcutl Mil recommended by li,Il will there
f'sa ',avo MI excellent ctlll'lco or otcon'lns
law. .,...-..
The 'ss' bill differs from tito alo bltl III as~
signing M additional Representative each 10
lowa, Wisconsin,. nnl knnsfs. THESE nro
vigorous and growing STATES, a1h' u ss:''icfl.
" Kepto'cnn. Tho i,t'nocfats laavo nut
two Representatives u WISCONSIN,. nlhl ,lo'1o
IN lown Or Kansas. Iile glylfg OF ntt'littor-
~ members 10 these states Woaia increase
tic Republican strength III the lowcr hrallch
Of Congress md TT tie ELECTORAL college Wy
three VOTES. ...>
r Alactl ch'i be saItl IN la'or OF the W. ot'f'
MOI nlily on grottilds dt olsflca' eStloetel'cy.
hll1 or col'lnntt JUSTICE ofl TIC paslS o. al0
tnemners' tho ''nrepreselltctl fractions OF the
Ss'ltes III QUESTION Wos'hl be: iowa. '"'sVo;
Wisconsin, ''''@s; hansas, ot''oA Iiio ~"
fat'o Is lat''''' lo"a alla wisconsin "ou'a
have fInlf fatlo, hnl hn''sas n l1ttto less
than aiilE' AL "ott'l nc e1'tlt'ea 10 n'l extra
nle'''ber or numbers long nelore tiie next
celsl,s was tasen' rs they are rapidly'grow-
Ing States.
Tile II" hitl awarHs sixteen members on
lfact'o1s'"''lle the ~ p'!l gives o1lt 1o"fteeh
, 1881-12-21

the HIirr fnrco 1,ns.,nsG and The !lsIuor httst
ll,ss ~ iIny tito expense tlAre0t, ns 1t cnttses
tho necessity FUR noro poIico protection
.-==.-..-..:--.-% |
THE POLICY OF DtFFEHENTtAL DUTIES.
President Arthur devoted n paragraph of
Ills recent elaborate message to tho "tlo-
cline Ut tho merchant marine Ut tho United |
States," .,tlt used language which Is certnfn- |
ly Significant IT tho writer it,teMfctl the Mcan'
Ing which his words convey. WI uunto tho
pnragrnpl' IN fnil:
Tho continuing tecllf!o Ut tho merchant ntta-
rltc or the G!,ited atntes II to lo 9renlly g.
plnrtl n slow nr tle fMnt tln.t W we furnish
rs anA tapt.lly nprvaa'ns, 4 S eMase q viz:
tiIuirlishIfR. but Il II less thn1i when orr ex.
M'rls nnd npnrse, were not h9sf NO lnrre ~
,"'"t M Stenr o!l'ff y f "r h xS ~ Isrs nst y
tnfc's*t lI'hnts sui. or the entsrprst an oitrry
nf American fhrchut1cs md capitalists wpt1Nl
rivals m thu friendly contest FOR nccAn e.pr:nt.
ucy. The Substitution ut trnn Tor wttNl mud ut
n'ns Sn f II ~ ~ nyg wr1h fru o Fr1%5 5 ur rns
hi sleso changes eHW!A s,os have been ast-
vrr*o to At,,erlen u lto hda atrtn t. our
fccfi0t! '"hr| harc bee1i =" f.f!u br*fnWed . oHr
ntanHfde'atrs. cnnn,rs,d tho wl!alo subject to
~ IL rn tInI nj
tGiitlon ''' '''''3' '''''@e @''
30 far front denying to the navigation In
trrests IN portion nj the afd md protection
which llnye l,cen 40 wisely bestowed llpol,
our manufactures" It is notorious thnt tllosa
Interests III this country ul,Joy largcr ,lc-
gree of "protectton linn any other, extensl
inE to actual prohibition. There arn two
conditions asstlrGtl by n law which has NJ
ways been riRiuly enforced aiid making lip
tho highest possible protection OF direct
character. Thcsu nre:
I. The shipping Interest llas Il monopoly
under the Inv of tho consting trattc. M
foreign vessel can ply between two or ninra
American ports. 10 this extent Il Is evident
that coinputftton II absolutely slut 0iF a1lh
our sI,tns arc secured monopoly, and such
" the fundamental theory of protection"
2. No fUreigit.bll't sltp cnM he purchased
or snllpa ,,lltler tin American t'ns. THUS mt
only il n1ulopoly of the coasttng trade
guaranteed by the fnw. but It lsreauirea thas
every ship II, TINT tratte, anl nlso every ship
sailed under American auspices everywhere
else over The world, shall be built III tie
United 9tntes by American bntl.ers--giyEng
the I.onle builders another protective mo.
nopoly
But President Arthur suggests sill moro
protection and Of the saIue character rs
that conferred upon manufacturers. Thls
seems to indicate TINT lIo Inns system of
Itgcrcutiak .luttcs In his mud. There Is no
other way to Increase tfib existing protection
for American shipping Interests except by
direct subsidies. A system OF AftEorelttlal
duties would mean the taxnttot af foreign
, 1881-12-21

FnoA sonle Of tlls Washington dis
l,a.obes rcat!yo TO the chiougo Cultee,orsatp
acrunbla t!lo Inference haa been Al,vlots TINT
tho prcsont incumbent. bir, William Iic.sy
smith. was candidAtc tor rahppnEntnaent. Thla
10 noe The fact, Mr. sHlith hHa tlkrn l,a part ia
the strugglo for &polis. bus NOT sought my OK
tonston OF Ata lctaso 0f aaee. has bsoa neither
m Qsptrant nor u candidate.
, 1881-12-21

EtArk sfrctt, htrn< nhw MIR. .sttsn*n. F.nSaRa-
mont at The loey -llnrto Combination. a Child
Ut the State" AfternnUr Nn1 evening.
, 1881-12-21
Iynhlc>'r 'Thentl

{iart olpt, sscsL eet~ceu tlHrk and ia satle.
Engagement OF SUN }AuoA 1srltlsh 0FoTato StIn"
AtreIs Afternoon unl DsenlHR.
, 1881-12-21

anu tho city linus. tho hands ,lcn't III nra cstt-
tinicd nj twt, thousand million i'o,1tts EngIls.
Tho wrllor Ia cvuntty frIRhtcnt'i by his figures.
hut tim dnDgar iacs ,,t,s le IN Ito tt,tdLt Frnnco
N t!cIr tan EngEtt,d. and Tho t,,tuI nnIutnnlty
,iuat III s,n tho stuck ;xcshigo IL b,plmsn'l Ia
rul,c,, ti1rcc thousand millions, hut tho Ert,.l,ll
of aiarn In 1'rNucn IN tho rruHslernMs hbi,nr In
financing anhuulos which tan mover yltld soll
returns. They are sustained IN various ways, tho
au,dcAt nno beiug thu real demand for capital
fn Crntrnt and Enbtern E.rnpo nt high rntes If
Intrraa!: Int tho crash mist unnie. AHd my ~"
rluls }0lIti., nruurrutcc would i'ruvIpltatn It.
When It arrives ttteru will l,a II lad quarter nf
tn hunr m III vxohAnXcs, md nlty1tn,y VIM IA
mt pf speculation nluy congratulate himself.
An nnEry wnr,l srnkun By N. 0amMttn, nr
rrtttae tli4,,,aro';. nr nveu Count kAtnnky. tho
i1cw A,t4trInn Ehnuerllor. might 1In fuIl0wol by
?" E,ck Fsitlny nil nycr Eurnpe.
, 1881-12-21

TIE appointment 0f Judge lInluce Gray,
OF Massachusetts, .to tito vacancy IN the Sri
pre,no ncncl. will receive tho universal nt,-
prOynl Ut tiEe country. .Jutlgu tiruy Is Ills
tlnzussl,etl tUrIst, n!,d Il legltEmn.e succrssur
Of the great .lu.lgo story, who found Ills WY
To the Supreme Dtnpll of tho United States
OVER tho very sailu rand. Jilttge Gray tins
served fifteen years On the Supreme laonch Ut
massachusetts, alu llas fur so1lfe tlmu been
Chluf Justice Of that lrlbnnWl, Jlu Is saItl tn
be less tian Is years af 1Yc, and thus may
look forward 10 II lung md useful career.
Perhaps the must gratifying condition ut Ills
appointment Is tile f,lct that Judge tiray Is
hot "Stnlwnr. Of tic Stnlwarta," Inns neyvr
wsrshpct ut tho shrine Ut Conl;llng, altl WIS
tho very ma,, wutn tin late President Gar
field Ana selected for the pnsttlon l0 which
President Arthur Inns now appointed lin.
'rAls IntIcatuS tint tic President intends to
except one ut tic waea,.cics ut Tho judiciary
FROM thu rnlo which liz las otherwise fol-
lowed OF awarding all tho uiliccs ut Ills dis.
losal To II t[cfeAtet! aIut minority wing of the
Republican purity, ai.a tho country IL to bo
congratulated upon the exception thus nude.
, 1881-12-21

MADISON fifra:. irtr Hrn tth:e Hnd liehfh7rn.
ENin te.ncnt Ut .1ohu II ttn5nHd. "Frcsh tho Amer.
scuu." Afternann ut,d oxGillnH.
, 1881-12-21

MonroB alrdet+ between t'fhsk md l>anrbotn. En-
Rareu,cnt nj W H. t;ii1etto. "11c Professor" AZ
tsrnuon Inp evening,
, 1881-12-21

ttriir1tinn 'thttttrt.
Corner 0f Fc1Rw!cx nnd lErlsstn atrcusa. Variety
entcrtn!nment Afcsnnnn anl 0y1nlh1.
, 1881-12-21

Acsstrn,y nf ifHsse. 49, 49,.
1.ntate, t.repl. ncnr Madison. Wet Atla. rarlatJ
entertainment. AflcCn0nn atsd av1n,R.
, 1881-12-21

I.ycrMm 'rhcntrc.
1,c.ulsncs strest, ,,ear alu.snit Wost Side vart~
et3 entertainment
, 1881-12-21


CHAMPAIGN. III, Dec. I'LL buy your daily
pnper eyery tinie / COMO Into town to do mar
ksna sa y i no"St G,,r Pre-.
RrcentuGk question pretty wall. aM ns I3no-
r.nt ol the turitr as Gen. llancoak Eas wbgH he
whe,u did hs livr. Can't yuu give felluw sou,o
few ~0sts? Il 0ikAKuEt.
rgtll,est In ''a few words" as 1t In the must
volumlnol,s anI wordy topic over discussed in
thta country. Bti, WI can give him nt Inklng
OF 1t lii Il short spa0c.
|. 1t "protcots" TO tho extent Of tho tnx
nbout one- tontb Of tho American people at tho
expense of TIM othsrs.
g Etne.tenths Of tho Am1r3cnn pn0pir, chiefly
fArmers. are unproec'e'l. and pAy tho enormous
haAAttes levied upon thou. to encourage aud
protect tho stnarl tenth who fool than Into tho
belief that 1t Is good for thou, to pay It.
D. Tho protective system ndds to tho price Of
Rottls III this wny:
Foreign prico of Eoois. .si9o
Tar5tt on 1: cos A. u ilaa urocan ire;ixht, on
wHFohoustnG, hatdl.tlg, and commissions,
oeassa i9ei9bti
Total....... .... ,........................s .slC0
I. Th!a pr0tcotIr8 systotI ennbfos tho homo
manufacturer to charge, aay. lhD for MI nrttcIo
prDtuccd In Europe FUR l0p, whether II he eon.a,
dollars, or poutils and tho American consumer
pnys tho difference.
d. Suppose, now. that forahandel farmer In
Champaign County buys foreign Rotds which
cosl In Europo *1Ga: hp pays tho Government
&5I for revenue. the original fnhrtcator Sl00 tho
ahtp 20, md tho American importer and retail
merchants, say, 22:5 more, Of total Of &1&s for
tho Qonds.
U. Now, suppose ho ntso buys tomomade "pro-
toctcl" goods 10 tlvo tiincs the amount Of thu
focptun flbrlre tho coat to him would DO Oh fol-
lows:
European yatuo OF tho goods, with freight
p,iA.l.. ............,,... ,,,,.,.,,,,....S EaM1
M;t14IesnSits rsOAtA. l15iN
Tntal.. ..,....,,.,.... .,...$ Gs5t0
For prittctioM 10 per cr,,t o., fEsD. fsu5.M
| Mltilllcnlena prolts I'll the prdtou-
| tI0n OK HSpHliS9.s+,t..,.t.,++s. Q1.*h
, 1881-12-21

Southeast eltnpr ItIidriph unit Slate stroet
rlano Coucstt by EItlIhnI II. Sherwood IT p. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-25
LAWLESSNESS IN GEORGI1.

vIoIArnIs or TTE REVENUE LAWS RELEASED FROM
JAZZ BY A MOB.
WASHINGTON. May 2I.-The following tele-
gram WIS received by Commi -oner Raum at noon to
dny from internal Revenue Collector Clark, at Atlanta
Gt.fta:
Authentic Information has Just been received that
rs - Do, f.r thirty men went 10 Morganion fhhhli
COUNTY. While the superior Court was al s,rsl0h aiu
hrLr In The wall 81 the TAIL and released prisoners
charged WIKI violations ~ Internal RrNenu" laws ana
l,rfiur stewart = property I also have 10 report the
r,i,.,-.. ,,f So % urn from the Tlckcns County jail
The stewart referred 10 In the telegram was formerly
d,,ty collector for the District OF Fannin County. and
the gentleman whose property Wa burned last Arri.
b, noou-ncrs The following Telegram IN reply To the
abuy. ha- been forw ardrd 10y Commissioner Eaum 10
Collector Clark:
U.-pt received. Have warrants Issued Tor me mr.
ID Il az plrt,. ENGAGED 90 breaking Jail and releasing
r.. N Nnrcnnion and IN Plchcus County, AMI III
frm IA, MARSHAL that yOu ARE Authorized Ia employ
r,.-, ~ ant him IN masking thr arrr.i 81 The oh' hirr-
ir. maj these men shall bc hunted down and brought
10 Justice.