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, 1881-10-20
YORKTOWN AND IRELAND.

Tho average Engllshn,an Is not possessed
OF very keen scl,sc OF humor, hut io must
bo dull inueed not to bo Impressed with tile
conlical absur1Ety Of English expressions OF
sympathy with Americans iii the celebration
OF the yictory Of Yorktown, III ylow OF the
situation In Ireland.
Ono hundred years ago England had
armies III the United States struggling to Gil
force taxation without representation; today
she has armies In Ireland to e,lforcu tie col-
lection OF tho rcnt-rolls OF landlords living Il,
luxury In England md OIL tho Continent us
ngafrst tenants in rigs a1Mt OIL tlle verge of
starvation. One hundred years ago yestor-
tlay the pivotal battlo of tie Revolution Of tue
co1onlsts was fought and won by ths,n
against England, md yesterday the Laid
Lengno of 1roialld iBslle4 Its declaration Ut
independence OF the British Government.
For this is what tie refusal tn my ront
means. It Is tha coIsunlmRtiolu. OIL
paper. OF the long threatened revotu~
tton. Tla Land League canlioL exist u
week unless tho Irish peoplF ratl-
~ its declaration OF Independence, aud
II they rattfy 1t they mus. 20 forward to
eventual liberty or !gnomfn!0us defeat. Tho
I.and League claims to speak, not unly for
tho people OF Ireland, but for "tiIo Irish raco
tho world over" and 1t uetIes Great Britain
preclsely us tile American colontsts Ietsl. It
one hundred years ago. II Ireland were Mt
the ant!podes as tie co!onlsts wcrc, beyond
the Atlantic, there would bc no doubt Of the
result. But ireland ia at the QueeM's do0rs,
and, Mt peace with ail the world. her Ooy-
ernnlent Ia ut liberty to overwlloln Aa,ld-
, 1881-10-20

TItE assumption TINT Cohkltng, when lie
declared war on Garfield, was wearing tho
wlllow I'll accol.nt Of clyil.seryice reform
md tho setback 1t received In tho ronuyal Of
Collector Merritt, OF New York, Is QUO Ut
thuse Amusing perverHlols Of history which
occasionally solace tho Stalwart heart. There
aro two impc.l,nents to the full currency OF
tEIla pleasing day-lreain. Tic first Is. that
smother @ oflice M ari A hIriiy u !,unorlant one e.
VIII, hIs full consent; and tic scconl IL, that
Conklins hasl recommended JOHN F. Sn,ytl,
OllU OF Ills own hGuGltlL1 and must unfit
, 1881-10-20

If thore welp my tlnlll,ts rs to how the
1rlsl..Amrr1cn,s Ut Cli!cago felt Oil tho
events INV transpirinx In Ireland, lust
nights meeting ut Mccormick IInil must
l,ayo tlispElcl tlehi. 1hU meeting wus
large and enthusiastic, md there was no
doubling lis feeling. II WINS with 1'arlleil
md Dillon ani the 14nlltl LeaE.c. Uns Ut
tho resolutions adopted BY tho meeting,
whether pertinently or not, pointsdl out tint
n natlon wlicl, Ind millions Ut people in tho
United Statcs, Cana.la, and Australla, and
which, NJ WIS significantly remarked, Ind n
garrison oi :',o0o, 100 III England, could not
he put tlowtt by proclamation. could not ba
trcated lis powcrless.
Tho meeting OF Inst night IN Chicago
proves tllat tho people Of Irish birth or blood
In this c0llltry-aa ttiofr conduct h1ld feel
ings nuy bc takeli ns hi index of The feeling
oil tic whole race-can not be treated with
contempt. 1t showed tiat though the 5 090-
000 who llase beon permitted III live In Ire.
ln1nf nlay be suhttl1etl. luuy bo cowcA, the
wl0lc race Is not sibducd, and tlu,t 80 long
rs one INN Of llleIn lives he will carry with
him hatred OF the pOwer which flns tried to
eXtlrpate ilis countryn,ei,, to oblttcrate his
rncc.
This question Is l,o merely local question,
though the soctal ieaturo Is that to which the
Irish leaders lnye directed their attention Mt
tic present titlie. 1t is 1,ationat question,
e'nbltterel BY centuries OF wrong I'LL the
part of the powerful 1lntIon, md BY s,ich re-
prfsnts rs coutd be made by tho subject M
tion: elIbfttcretl by tho remembrance Ut the
inassacrcs Of Cromwell aud tho cuntiscat,ons
Of jnsnes, as by tho tlcfent ut Fontenoy md
the repulss ut Limerick.
The meeting Of lust night gave forth no
uncertain tone. as Mt. ~. X. SulIlvun, who
opened the meeting, satt!, II WIS not to c,,-
courage mob vtu!cncc, or premature lns}r-
rcctlun, or tho rebellion Of unnruled, ,l,,-
trained lncn. II WIS to give encouragement
to thu men WHO counsel passive resistance to
tic dtctatcs md exactiona Of Ill otlKarcl,y.
10 protest ng.lfnst the suppression Ut free
speech mud pup,llar agitation. 1t was 10 pro.
test ngninst Imprisonment Of representatives
of the people who were chosen by immense
popular Majorities.
, 1881-10-20

TILE pcoplc Of Chicago will ,n,ic!, rcgrts
to learn tllat Arr, Charles s. Waller, tic alle
and upright Commissioner Ut Public Works.
yesterday resigned tllt oIllcr, aId t'.at tho
Mayor promptly accepted II. afr. Waller
t0nk this Office In Atny, ls'9. at tlMe wiicli
the city needed 4 conservative, Intelligent,
mud courageous mat IN TINT ofliec, md Mr..
Waller lNs filled the requirements III these
md all other respec.s with signal abilty n,.I
conscientious fidelity. Tie has WON the cut,-
iiAenco OF tile entire community. Iie llas
been 50 faithful to tie trust rrposc.l In hin
tint 1,o has tecn fottnwcd during 1lfs whole
service BY the complaints Of tic whole army
of those long accustomed 10 trcat tl!o City
Treasury as m object Of legitimate plun-
.lcr. lie llas broken Up countless abuses,
nnl brought order ont Of chaos, Alll
las shown that 1t was possible for Il Conf
missioner Of Public Works to be honest hint
self and to compel nil otllers Mnicr Ills COLI
troll to be honest also. His administration Of
his Office will long be remembered by
tllo peoplo Ut Chicago, who will deep
" regrat his resignation. This regret
will bo intensified in nubiic estimation
when Il is known TINT 3fr. Waller, In thu
discharge Of his duties, came into collision
with tho notorious ward b,tlnmer. Lleb, and
Afr, Walter, not being political b,lnl-
ner, md not running tho office rs n ward
caucus, was forged 10 tho wall by those tu
whom Licb was scrvleeube agent. That Il
gentleman of Mr. Waller's attainments,
abilities, integrity, an1 official usefulness
should be permitted TO he insultcd. baftlcd,
and defeated by his subordinate md that
u tt$n r1i} MI fat ~ s{.rrnon fn fho TIA,
, 1881-10-20

MI 1t. These men and ttters Hike them who
formerly held tho oflscc, notably tlcn. Julius
While md 1.uthcr i!aycl, lad hecn citizens
Of 1ltlnots for muny years, a',l were thur
ouglly identified will, tho interests Ut the
State an.l city. II II SHOULD become nee.
essary, tn complete tho succession, tn
glye the Cotlcctorsflp tu n. comparative
stranger, rcrllaps tho Office tnny be conceded
to tho editor Of thU Cunkltn9 spnils organ Ms
we'll rs to anybody else. hut II tito Col-
lector Ia 10 be, MS he ,scsl 10 he, 1T some RI.
st.ects ut least representative citizen, n
better appointment n,ny easily be made.
, 1881-10-20

TIE Warden Uf the County Hospital, Mr..
Mills hlsY oIl Ills own confession been iii the
lInbtt oil altering the payrolls Of That institlt-
tiol to suit Ills peculiar pleasure. lie admits
that II number Of tho employees OF the hospital
lave been regularly pald less tllan tic
amounts pilt 0pposlt their names OH tho
rolls, and explains the discrepancy by saying
that other employees, number mid names not
EEvett, tHye received more tim they were
crc'lltcA with. Thls il obviously one Ut tho
nlnltitusltnuns explanations that 10 not ex-
p'ain. Mr.. Mills, as bcfits tile guardian Of a
hospital, has vatutudinarfan notions Of what
pay-rolls are for, They arc not, as he seenfs
to Imagine, merely Instruments to prnmotr
the amusement OF hospital Wardcns WHO
may wish 10 ptny ut solitaire u1l their
chcckerel surfaces, nor Is 1t the Ic-
sign Of tho Inv t,at they should be use.l
to conceal the disbursements OF notipy on
Mccount Of wages. Their sole purpose Is to
keep a check upon tlla hisburslng ngeht alld
10 show ta> tho County Board, and through
It to the public. how every cent IS spent.
Mr., Mills las moi the right, nor has tho I1ospt-
tal Committee the right, to forge the rolls
for that IL what the olEense amounts to-
III tho Interest Of my employ6 or set Of enl-
ployes, and 10 the aetrisnent Of others. THO
"defunse /" Of SIr. Mills is equivalent to II
plea Of guilty. ne Is convicted out Of Ills
own moutl. OF one Of the most odi0us a,ltl
dangerous OF ali the Ta'nmany practices.
T|cro eau be no longer any question TINT Ills
capacIty for usefulness to tile county Inns
bcen exhausted. Tile verdict of the County
boarl will ho, Of course, thas Warden Mills
"mitst CO.,
, 1881-10-20

The next centennial to celebrate will ha
that Of Hannibal Ha.nlln's accession to Office.
Mayor Harrison snys that Ills bride Is the
City OF Chtcugo." Tho divorce will DO granted
ucxt election day.
The New York Hcr1ld calls Senator Davis
IN political jellyash." Mr. l3cnnett should re"
member thAt jci!ytlsh cat suckers.
"From all accounts CORVALLIS WINS sucker
to hold Yorktown Rs long NJ ho did. Ordinarily
thorc nro sut two SALOONS In tue ttacc."-jehis
Kelly.
"Th!s itlea Of speaking of Father Tlmof
is all wrouE.. Time was fomRta-thas s!e
thoro IL my truth In tho adagc, 'tsno w,ll tell
-, J. Tii..<H.
j. will not fight duel,
eul senator 41ah0no;
A 'iosh-woi,nd could ncyer got
lIrcauao I'm skin and bone.
II used to reaA III books that If y0u looked
a Hon stoadily In tho eye he would quail. Tho
British Liou IL evidently not properly constructs
cd, or elso my book liod."-C|'a.its IarAtH.
Tho Marquis Of Lorne declares that Ills
wife, instcu. Of dsliking Canada, is delighted
with that rcylon. II tho Marquis keeps up th!s
clip VIC shall bo propare4 10 match hi,u agaiass
Ell I'oFkius.
A Boston paper says thnt Mrs. Julia Ward
lloWo has prepared eight lectures On sof11
topics for delivery during tho coming wlnsers
ruoplo Interested IN nyoidinE tnoso lccturcs
should paste this iteni In their hats.
Two old mules, evidently from 0ut Of
town, wvru walking aInng tho street ono Day
lust woek. when onU Ut thosn discovered i bunca
Of bannnas. Stopping tn look at thom, she 3D.
1uatutl her Rlasses aud exclalmed: "Wc!l, Do
declare, II thotn Aiu't bigger string beans thaa
over saw in my l!fe."-C Richard Smith,
Tho druatny ,lo',tl, with langula grace,
Hath laid her tt0wn to dreams and rpsti
Tho wAnton xeplyrs kiss hor faco
And duaky halr and awarthy bronst.
With rosos crown tho elves hor head,
AMI In her pink eyes secrets tell,
That curve her lips - Ripe and rcd.
And suaku hor bosoth throb and swolk
-Custeky Pott.
, 1881-10-20
TIE New York Times thinks tint Glad
stono haa blunacred in laying hands upon Par

TIE New York Ttmcs thinks tllat Glad-
stuno had blundcred in laying hnnds upon Par
hell and his fellow Land LcnRucrs, It ronarks;
4 rarnei Or any Or bly, soad'ntors haa nude n,
saa foyna psssxt ior their p
a!thouEa 9son this, ~ FREQ COUNTRY ilko our
ow.. would not for ,n1nont Justify an arrest
tue whole have hccn to!crably moderate III tur'e
Quinn, the SECRETARY Of tho LeaEnc, lsas ,ieycr
rs na has IL oi is aS
co,npron.lstay hIta. il rarnell. Qulnn: and tho
lurds, u kearnoy and bis followers haye taikei
1n nc snn Ea9sisco eoisro mo
their arrest; put tho Immediate protest aghlnst.
n,s oct w1la heve 9eHp tn5 the aoopsc !. bud
hensloa q j ftoe o'tizen 81 dreat l'titsin
na E"h 'p,h a9 " Of 5s f m
thts llepubllo tu timo OF peaco. And It m.,st DO
admitted, eye., by tn9ss who hayo no symputhy
phraso may mean. thAt It IS disicnlt for III,
American to understand, evcsi after al!igcnt
study of the Coercion vet, how British ubjsot,
vino dues not stand Indicted for my otlonao, Gun
10 thus su1Rtnarily deprived of bis liberty. II
stop 10 agiiation and turOucnoo BY violent
mems, the effect has bcen exactly the npposit
ton as Ut the present t!lnc. Thu arrest Of tha.
Laad- @ feasuors % was the spark uropped ia 9 scat
viii stop. Tho military torccs Ii, ireland Nro
being reinforced. aud tnauy army officers arg
ylofeucc that results III tho wnlndln9 or death
Of an 1r!shma11 ai4s fuol to the ilg,nes. and.
saa vi a s1arsy e. Il 2o as
which nothing short Of q looInration OF martiAl
Inv WI! be s,,tl'otent In taas , G,sent, arbitrary
, 1881-10-20

THE late Hon. L. u. Morgan was noted fot
his quiet but magnificent charities, and now
TINT ho Is Eone tho story 10 told that on ono oc+
cnslon he wins convcrslng with n wealthy friend.
who complained that ho found It difficult to est
proper Investments for his money. Said sfr.
Morgan: "Why not put u little Of 1t Into soma
worthy chatitlcs? lhavo found In thom MY bess
inYrstmtrta."
, 1881-10-20

uufatr 10 tho lsegisters In tho busy districts,
wf.o wou1tt l,avu ynstiy moro work than
those living tn rurat districts. 1t World In
ensy, however, to rugulatu This uy I. scale Ut
sa.atlcs, takisg Into account. tho amount 0r
wurk atlu Gust Ut living, Just rs 1'osllnastcrs
nro pul,l saInrcs which ynry according 10 tho
exteut Of business ,loMe at their ynrtous
o!1iccs
'rllorc are some "details III Judge t,owa1l'a
project Which are regarded NJ unnecessarily
arstl. For ilsta,,cu, II is i,royf,tcrt tint my
bankrupt may bc ARRESTED by ortlor of tho
court Whenever II slnnll t,o proved 10 the snt
fsTnrttpn uf Tin tttt1un Tint In, IL nl)1tt II,
, 1881-10-20
THE PROPOSED BANKRuproY LAW,

tlon Which aro likply To colle up ut tile next
session Of Congress Will ba a new bank-
rupt Inv. The relations of businessmen
II case Of insolvency must bo busctt upon
one Of three cOilditions-SEz.: ~ that Of
common law, whero tho debtor Ii entirely at
tic ncrcy Of tho creditor; (2) that OF Statu
statutes, whicl, provide for various kinds Of
assignment and liquidation; or {S) that Of
National Bankrupt Inv, which shall provide
n uniform method and measure for the dis
trlbut!on OF assets among creditors. 1'rac-
ticaiiy, however, 1t Is for Congress TO tetor-
mino whether tlia law governing business
faisulvs shall DO uniform for the whole co,,n-
try or shall vary III the different Statcs for 1t
is certain that the absence Of National law
will always lead to various statutes in the
various States.
Tho old Bankrupt inv was repealed few
yours ugo ut the iilstanee Of bankers and ncr-
chants representing the largcst n,1terlal In
terests Of tho country, WHO were prompted
by several reasolls to urge Its abandonment.
The principal argument uga!l,st It was TINT
the costs OF bankruptcy proceeding were SO
great TINT but little was left Of iii estate for
tho cretttors aftur 1t llaa passed through tho
hantta OF tho Register. IL wns also apparent
tint the Inv Ind become so c,ln,bnrsomc.
complicated. and Involved .by renson Of thu
lunss Of decisions and unsettled nrnctice TINT
fraud was easy, It was f,lt. ton. lint the two
or three years succeeding the panic Ind ssf-
Heed 10 settle up tho affairs OF men who llNd
been tho Victims OF contraction aAd hlisfort-
unc. and TINT It wns limo to l,er,n oycr AMIN
on n now basis which shor1d ofTnr m tr,,,,to.
tfon to fraudulent l,an1;ruptcv. S1nco that
ti,no tho business suns[,ue,t of thu co,,utrv
l,os undergone coust,lrrab)o cl,anua. md
tl,oro Is now wi,,esprcnd scutTme,t that n
peopto naturally INCLINED To n,sh mn, cn,er.
nrlsy shall l,nyo nn cscnu,-volye In casrs nf
,nis0nl,lc,, energy or unnvot,labfo ,Iisa qtor
Az hotwccn n uniform Mariana, law n,
bankruptov nrotecttul ava,nst frn,,l nut, nv.
tort,on. and uitfcrcnt syatoms NJ ,,un,,ln.
t,ou ,leterm,ucd by Stota houndorins t1,a
cho,ce Ia ,,u,,cstlonnb,v IN fovor oF tho
formor. An l,,so,vcnt m.rcj,ant ,ocotod II,
ouc Stu,n mt ioIm, lus;,,rss In .nvarn, a,,ta
M rrIlcf in martial drcl,nren frnr r. M ,to,,iit,, %
whir,, lcovcy lin snhinct to fntnrn n"ra,",,.
lions c,xowLrrc. # hns ulsn l,aam fon,,I tha,
mn,lor thn stnto sys,c,na f,f n ossion,,p,,t thars
ia !, ,,n,tnr onno,IurItv ~ nur,,,r r.'a,,,aa
or trtftni,s crc,lftora nrof.,rrca mr., ,,,s Ia
YeatInp NJ, enuItnhle tltst rI,,t}on of TIM ,cht.
or,s asscts, Crn,,ltors lly,nv IN othsr stotoa
sutfor prcntcr toxspe NJ, thTs orco,,nt ou m,
ha otfset hv , rctant,on ~ c,nIn,u' ,,,,.,ar H.
dIn,cnitv ~ nrovoo,,t1uv than sor ro,sa,.,a,,
al aom. fnturo I'm. rrho vn-1o,to,, II, ~
,t 80, I4v ..
, 1881-10-20

y. [. ciIEHlf.R lOG,tlE. No. EE1 \. +. K 4. NJ
Tho nIenIbrrs llGrtIS nuteh tn nirot NJ tlsuir
hail i.t> Thurrttay. nj lz urtlrk +tInsp II attend
tlIe t"erAl nI our !ntp Hr,t!.er llunry ". sauur.
lHrFsR1eh III no*thl!t tHIrrtrrs. i}y neiiGr NJ
g. JAMES BEATS, W. ii.
JOHN itSUEIllQ. SccrotAty.
, 1881-10-20

IT bog1ns to look as though the gentleman
having tho prosecution OF tho star-routo casea
In ohnrgo was stopping too often 10 spit on hl
hands,
, 1881-10-20

httttd at fhs Poat-0Mrt Mt chief9A 1i ~ Stctrl-
C!dss Mautr
forthe tcnuft Of nnr patrons who desiF0 IN Annd
rhRlo coples OF THE Fntn w thrnu1ii thu tna
AtTc chorowith tho transient rate OF posingn:
fhrrian mil Do'ncs!r. FIR E'pp
Eight, len, Twelve IND fourteen paGe paper ce3tts
Sixteen. eEhteCn. md twstity n4p ttUr. H.tlts
TWcnty.twH aHh rpnty-fnnr I,hH0 nprr....t cnnts.
, 1881-10-20

LtecHnl 'fhentrrs
llcsunlnes stteul ncar s[adtsul. Wost SIdo, vatt.
Cls entertainment
, 1881-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS. u


WtNHfNIN 'IHtnTtN.
.hrk +.rp%t. hs' wEpn lukH aln Randolph In.
thscment OF I.earltt's Fpecfn1ty Company. vnrlely
entertainment.
, 1881-10-20

Nhnr,,c sirGpt. between clhEk lnd iiratburH. Ett.
"EutrHc..'
, 1881-10-20
Ghe Gtfl,1t1te.
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, 1881-10-20

1MtItl<trinf ExEnsiiloti.
1.akc'fr"ht, ops'uslt As'ntts hstcet. opon day Nh
uttnIUu
, 1881-10-20

triirttpn Thcntrr.
CnsEor nf 9edswlck af,d liivlsion stsBets. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-10-20

}3aAfrF's 1'henatc.
!'nrsa'rh sir1t. hu:nten tfnFk aNd Ia Sal1c
MY tierMtiinc."
, 1881-10-20

tffifun tisGet. 1'GtwrGl State nnd ffrHrhof
Engagement Of Mlss aiary Antessun. "1.nxe."
, 1881-10-20

Grand ttrtrn.t1ause.
t'rrk ttsrrt. ~ >n.-1 hew tnutf-i lnnsr. EnHAss'
ment Ut IIleu's Surprise ffarty. "l'Atienea."
, 1881-02-15
lrtraseh this ntIclo With seventy cu # differ;
teat u labor, hut aisu ct,tnilcd upon II large

IHttasc this ntIclo With seventy cuts " tlli1cr.
cut Kinds uf ratIs which not only ctfst y HuoH
deal u labor, but alsu cntAileh upon IL large
cxl'cnac.
Tho tic,."rn! Freight Agents. Of thn various
Of tho t.l1lt1au Is Nnrthwcstcr1 fnr I'VE purpose
nf establishing u uniform freight tHritF bHtw@rn
El,lcngo md Ccnr liapIti4 a. tho tcsnls Z, q
rHntl were unable 10 be hero on accnunt uf the
Kfltw IN tllulr nlAd, tho meeting ~As postponed
until thoy nrrlvc.
:, Reports were nut IN circulation yesterday that
The liTt14p Of tho baltimore y ohio ltnllronH
nnr!s. tho P0tbEnan litvcr hntl bcnh hwnpt Awny.
pnssen9ers thr,,l,ph 10 WnshlnEton md Isal.i-
.iitra without transfer. Tho officials OF tho
!ialtlnurr 4 Uhu III this city desire f. hnyn 1t
slhte that ,i0 such disaster hna teiallct shon,
Ill oshor bridges nlnfg iho entire line arn In
Knod condition. They think tho ritmnrs nroso
from coGfD1hGtng tie Itarpera Ferry bridge
q tho 1!altMnr1 & Ohio with tho bridge nt tho
1.a1t!mDrc Il Potomac lintroad n short distance
nft0ve Washington, which 10 reported to hnv1
Hood.
.. Mr. J. Il. Lockwood. General Passenger and
Ticket Agent nt Tho KaHsns City, Fort scott l.
!itlt nl!l KaHsus City. Lawrence y Southern
Kansas ~ laroAls gives notice Of iho eonG!e-
Fort Ecntt T. Gulf ftn!lr0ao from Cherpkco
through Parsons to n connection with the Kan.
eaa E!ty. Lawrence & Southern KANSAS ltA1!rnau
A. a. Gherryynlc. H,1d rcGuests general ,n tickst @
orn tickets to cover tho nt'Ore named pOints,-
KuOd Eotny vin ono iltlu nnu tp return tho nther,
Aa basis fDr thr,tiKh rntcs for those tlrkotk.
fnnF FfH F IN W. 30 ;S sS rt p ~he s, =
tiulf anil s;Lh0 tn Kansas Citr, Lawrence T.
Southern kIllsl5 IfnlfrOAd.
, 1881-02-15
LAKE ERIE a. WESTERN.
Stefkdf Dts7.rtth TO Ths fhttdo8 Tribune.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 13*-Thc Courier Of last
ovontnK snys; "Ehcro has been for II day Or two
rast runor In general circulation that tho
Lake Erie s. Western Hallway had bren sold 10
tho Chlcago j. Attnn ltuad. nrl that 1t would
hereafter 10 nr.dcr tho .t,nsr0lAntl management
Of the latter road. Dcslr,ls Of Obtaining the
truth. Courier reporter sought out Mr. +. II.
WnI.lrut,. Gercrn, Manager Of tho l4nkr Eric &
Western, anh ft'unt! that Kentle.nnn ottng tn his
olllcr quite busy. lilo took t1tnc, however. to ~.
auro ua there was 1tothlng III tho runor..' lilo
faid Tint lnr1e qunntlty Of the stock Of tho
r,asl. which has been holding its uwn lnd ulorc
tO had been pIt.kesl tip, but TINT It WIS bought
by tho New York Central, tho ChcuBp g. Alton
having ua1htng u du With 1t ut NIL. Tho report
l,roDubly hid ts origin In that fact
, 1881-02-15
WAR-REMINISCENCES.
4 Talk With ThurIo,v vvced-EHortH 10
Nuke n Nar-lsrcKtd etst Ont or IIora-

- "Is ' W.T. 1u.' IA,
!. twh,, ~; M m' n ~" .onrna
tl,irng tho Wars" aslats Thurlow Weed.
40 nppcusu tfo Uo,licais," he snlI. "thcro
never WIS n moment when ho would have hest
t"te1 ~ no tha' ior mo aaRo OF Peace Not ecc-
rctnry Chaso met 1t by rendering bis own reslg
n1sloa, to ,nke effect tho , ssmo t,%e and Mr.
,nnr,, ware ,so,sn ','tnin,s tha,, ,na, H., ,tnsn
thoro were worse u'tcmas tnan taat iii thoso
gloomy aass."
went % Un; ''' "' 'AeA ~'''Ns'S'' "A9 '''
'wc held good ,uauy meetings in Washing
ton IL determine wsiat to do to concllIatc tho
Dutnocrats. Wc wc,p MI worried In the full OF
is', met, distressed; L., lrone'leescd Saying to
,,,, anu ess' mns,' ~ INC ur easFsea on W ~
Seate ats s0rs a "fs' {s T. aea nut a en t, Ho o
div. .tt thorr "a "nv rnnn In ,ho ,an5
wio @ Gun % pu.b " on m' the the !" army aS' ',,e one
n hour ,, daftss e., or ill.,, s o,,o mls % fustasT
,ian cat; VIII !ot hln nave my pinee horl,
rs iho"s IT, ssyt.'e''r :,s Would ps Cary W e%noectl
Gm,, "a aa sno aae tne aoya' iaspn Ms wSro
XVIII Sb Xii, pGsnsps' taas ar
"yoa ", haa A. c9ntlicmee ,i, M IL n5"
~ ne ennia be Elaut 70 1o!lnw MS octtGf
III. All, t lnin ~" ~ ~ opt ns IL ata a
~ syo W. 9,x pnGn III rIi, W. n's
x;,s ot Met'e w so Ms hyG xry x Rat n ~ ~
4 T ssy.u,ar ma Eqon continued e oi,i,so .,s
~ Mnn1nsNlient u horatIo sGymonrs messagc
. snuuiu A HNn c.ns0rl - tHp isnets. IL saiianoiR
cu,is!hents " the Ncst. anu Mcclellan SHOULD
''..G " uns ~ H. aG'tt H., ~ ~ 1,.
s't.g ss sy W1 o59,q ss iai% ~ va ;sas
res,panl!nK aci9n t... wl es "ut of bis wny md
'ra,,r y. ,ni wax III fats All sas XIV ,ai
wS4!S !, q onsc communicated Wv him"