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, 1881-05-27
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a GlFl nf perhaps ~ s,InImrr. =, little hiu vi,
ee"atfui. tin Hnsna ol,surycr v,,. -" Particulars
EoR heatn the tenry y-ont rcniurns say' tut did hs
"nu "sca.o oomplcxlon would hayc .haa hanaea form
thi. rn.,ao9a 1sI one, and Tint Il wa .ass 'ha
,a.s r.nelon Ut dolal thst tho ctr, as ueeauso Q!
!ess arlklHR. Herbert lno ha ,,f,a e At TINT "a
1 Nt's Ths tho Rlfrs hap,u1 liza. n' 'a Nanetts
Nhsote was lHrtect." ahu .il, 1,nr hcf hut IN.
taes ~ @as eohaiude flint hus tnonsi,a shas 10
mi =, w ~, p".u. o'.o ennH o ,alk,ns ,e sa iah-
Ean9unKo. had 0nsy her votnnn,y i,s ssans With sh,t
whHt ha words meant, "''alt1on to toll hs,
sno Sn.,s n'a hot shom how badty aho w., ,o,,
~, nss..Is Hoaa;HuI nnd fer fnthsr Tho
had n,aay wooers. tut in splte "r ,, s 'hai atnc.
trF hna M beon tinted viii, rfpl. ,ho atattts
Iaa sne loved. and twtce Ind her afoa,av: Hes
UPON tnoso mot warthy OF M crcn. seen hc
n" o..,,n,s, LIT aos a,ataerad hy rutu., h.ns sas
wv oss"n'lo fosy horizon nf Itrr nst.,sa aaaai haa
aHteaa ny tho blaek clons Ut tsuht mi orr.
~ #oi'aot: f'ptl, that wl.en lierbcrt "esnn
told nor Of HI. n'ytnu aectlou nn nsh ~, .he artist
c4o"n MS naoalnR hnpcs with the b,eh, .nat shs
wIcs sg ~ IT,. ,eoteu s.,S a. l haH ouotnaty Of
NnY ol my peacufnl md happr l,fc mtn 100 pash.
n nlter lea!nsaR mo to iora him. east .ht eFpeaa
-asil wore bnnbto. Tan you hInnn ~ W y aaas
fkfist ivory Hahf' o'"as foe II d!,.
~IIor sxpurionco with onh,dtor, ,.,,
snd one. '"" 'ao 'haccd been
=. eahnot hlan1e you. Nanotie," mil 1ro,..
uot set NJ tnoN how to tit,v.u attna VIZ. .sa'
wie to tcll yon TINT my Iovs Is ut vt s ssoEia
k1nt tat U1tr's brightly FIR an Instant nrt
sauaeh1y nr"s' leaving lhs Ito Il 10 .s 'cs
uaf1eF mud drcnr.er tl'uh bvforp.' ''' "suned
ne ahoke !hea0 words In II i!rn,. mon,,
thonah With evident enoton. Sn""t,a TsY' Al.
sli9hty. md turning tor l,cnd naId sof., % Pushed
!e hlst havn read tho sa.ne huok ba, - ~, asfse'ts
aiu. Thon' eAnclnR t'natty 1T prntra Ih , atasta
nestled Ike !atter,ng hra In lrr Inv tp b. shsa
looked '1iuI calmly In tho taco "o ~" nano 'hs
anu, TOR what yot ask,--a wo,nnn's hen,,r' aas
1iotbort bowed Lila hond s,Ishtiy, n. ;' i, Il
tnt was hoF laart he was afar. mad tha ba" bnasas
anu othrr vitn' oraans wcro totally tCyun, ~, n'et
of ht' hopas. 4 siit stlllu half pnsfn ~ .s es
fui. hovefc about his ry-clllaolsi Iits -" 'eon-
stlo Inns struck the sah,e uccp In ,te ,,,..,
tlie othcr ones did," was ILLS mu,tcreJ cycnm., ~
~ tovo you 'tocp!y and devotcdIy" ssE. y.n1.
nnn to show my lore viii matry you at "a as,al
to.mofrow In yun ivy-osawnpll chalpl," ~ 's'ses
At9 o'cobk tho fo1tuwIaa Iay Sancttc ,,ooa ....
w!haaw ot her chnn.Ger. Il ctInch, trnrm ~ ".us ~,
oWaFtu hossos, WIS speeding oyur i1 nn ~, '.W
"afs's i0hddH iferburt Loo i,nd fr,nt ,s,t 's ~
Hanetto wns lott aRnln.-l1'l1kit c.Ilnn
, 1881-05-27

THE German Government intends to forltfy
tho seaport OF ktel, In Ilolsatia. Gen. Bioll-
ler, ono Of tho departmental chiefs OF the
War Office, md Mai. Schulz, OF tho Engineer
Department, linye arrived at that port from
Berlin for the purpose OF examining tho
ground around ktel rs to Its fitncss for
foundations Of heavy works OF defense.
Two pla,ls are proposed. The first Is to es-
tapEsh nino forts In scnlI-circlo 5000
metres from the docks, a'ul the other to con-
Btruct fourteen foras in the sanle ,nanncr
1000 metres from the ducks. The Inst plan,
which IS the most acceptable, will cost tho
Government Is Oo0, 900 marks. Or 81, ,00o, goo.
, 1881-05-27
Tic sunday Chicago Tribmnp.

pittsburg Past {Den1.}: The greatest ]ohr
nnlstlu enterprise Of tho age Is tho publsa.oa
Of tho outtra revtscd l'ibte by THE tnlcAoo
TRIBUNE on sundny n0rttirg far i've eeass,
Whethor tho now edition will be accepted " 'pe
evangelical churches Or not. th0re tnh vs. ~ ~
cnn,plaInt aEaanst Its cheapncss. Ilo mhv'S sts"S
wt.rk IL cons}lerul ln tho Aht tt ah htI Az .sIlst
ih, esaInst To old ways q t,o ol Wo1|J Jns TSs e.
meaning ur ths. ruvlseI toxt VI! ~ Y, mr. Eup
tho prcss wiuh completes lts t*er mi 'a. ,,i
4 ta expon1er ot Tue thns,tv W n;'d II IntuEpse,na
Tho Mpet tNtpll4ent AutAorls} ~
tho Scriptures.
BOSTON Jo,i17ial (Iiep.): It Is evident u'as
tho lctter which Gcti. drRnt bus written 10 H..
tor Jnncs relative to tho conflict bc'"ecu sss ~,
prcstlent and the New York Senators WV H. II,
Intended for publication, but hue peen ,, uasa NJ.
spuutpr Cnpktug for tho purpose o1 he'pus .snsc
waning cat,ae. Tho country has Rteat ~ r,.os,ts ]
Tor Uuil, Grant, II VII never eoafs ~ IuTi,s ihs
P s2er f1s r.aa. as if@sss @ :sFssss 5 y sa
nurnoso, II ttio sau ting Il ha* 1easo ~ If Ii,
Sye tEat polttcs! nfaIhfltT y @ aes ha 01G Gnvasly
talents. 1t docs not torxet ~ tnas nllny,aS H.
CopkIlllK and hl4 frionds to shalio UT s"rs ~
tration during it, lust four y1ars' ,.xcral bat
thla letter tllat, byY0h1 dtecastlt.tn tnr by khAt
nun. Gen. Grauthas 1ea1neo no'''1S
experience. .,,,eta
f1utuoy fllL) lrhig: 1t must ba coE'esu.y, ..u,,,
,hst r1ts Tm1uuns achieved d great luos.. uss.
Il .noon" ovor slr, Storey, who oGtragSou.s ~ .I..
ycrtod tho Scriptures in bis caseehess ,,t,,o " II
out" bis ytrllat,t rival. Ills sat"stas eau . ,ot
thn ospcls wa aort Of VuIRate tha' ooi xer.
tho sliuutost resemblance to thu au'apII !, .as
linn mr. vat to tho reyisGi tralsAlpnn, en,ttrous
fulI ii x|nrlnH InaccurAGlee Ailu T. 1Irv"rsoll AID
errors that would hare ta!'s a,,saY I'D casIl'tns
n.s ~ ti,a ianti. Tness defects; 10 toI"m.it.
, 1881-05-27
PUBLIC OPINION.


Now York Times: Neither Mr.. Co,.,,n.
nor alr. llatt can gu bnck to Washington ,a ~
willing thcy nro Reflected with uny sheJ,s. y,
!stltloatlon for tholr conduct, Ut Tor INV M.
tlon u tuolf Conduct. .f p'''
washington f'Dst fuetp.1: IA ,,n,,,,, ,.
tue caao" is nltegctl In ctu,t,rct,or win ~
thu trro,,,1urttioa I'm. 49,, ,a-. ""a sol''c Of
tr.,,.,.s.s 1,... .'s M.u 'saKlhS oil in lhs
tt ,G neMrlthe,it. This ia moro than prob.
ntiu: ti. tnsFe At1 hlt1xGtter t0o many woinon
innuy Of d ki.ti. ''"s'-"''' III 'eass, too
S,r!npftch f>rosa, Do,,.,.,,
rhe Ncw ycrL Tun,.. :, rnt'ttH . Atha'c
,1uut 1vu,;o,, T. ss,".,,,' ~ a"'"so Us meat'hI
frtorh ~ w., .n.T.,,,. "1"'os. '"e conauent!sl
.frIo,,,,s ~ .,.,..,a,, : ionarks that tho
tic Hc,latc Ina st.3t @ III ,,,itiny wiz retoe9
trnycis. Wuf viii tt,o Ti,5s. xas @ @tsnI9h IN h'
9st # wted i ~ satss ss. s'nt"r n ea SsT aasa;s
nHkf1 tf, t.winIfr"to ~ 1t.tt 1u o1a'e VIII ba
,r,,,. ,,,u,,.. ,,,,' ''|'o son'
Ile Troy I11nes. n liai'er Which has alwaya
bcon fuvorAl,le 10 Sir, Col,k)tuu. aars. nno.,
no nistaktns tho drift Of Republican sentiment
throughout tho State, tn csldcaced by run,c7.
nila nacet,nga anu expressed through lrttcn and
i"i'r hr crsssa ,.tt, Mo1lllors OF THO !ea-
Trnsidcnt sa inu; M H. ui,Icni u..,p m,mpnnn sle
cnt,sonnnce With HentlblicarI nrincipics a'0 II II
thoso ninnifcatntlpns tho strongest cuno from
tno htost sturtlfly lteptllllcnn SECTIONS.
Part I-Scu,,tor f,on,,,,, u,xtr.
CC,,a.. .,os so' u"t"b itSt9'N
9here vas u man ~ os'r taxa,
AMI hU was wolt!rous wIse;
Uo I,1,nucd Into /, 1,rntnn,.- hush
And scratched out uo,h his eyc,,
1-t11 ~. A'a .''s'
tus ~ t,ds .s..t,.s ~, Itnmses % " Nt.asda
With aii his tllfsat a1lti i,lI,I1, lew
Ho Jumped tilta brasnh'c.btsh
,,aai,it. Ama sofatoned Ga.tt fhoh' IN again!
I'"', ~ s.,., w
lu"eil cttt<e't tAep.l' jenkins ha'l last
sc".eu nltt'sa'i 10 Feau us esell'ng p1Ie7 be'urs
yesterdays supper. when howl caluv up from
tho back yRrl, w!1erq tis heir ,sQs tlaylnu With
crnwd NJ hnva CfunrIv ron,, ,,ut ~, ,,,,, ~
~, ..,.'t w. 's. noy '""H w 'uv su'eo y.
eno 1uiHoF aeiKlus tAat tno dthcs N9
wouldn't DO tho nurse he " wouldn't pIay." NJ.
Jehk1hS chlm!y rM1a1A thu window And al@
Houhtpdt Young muft. ] unn't W1!lt to hgHf
any at that NOsGu0 CUuk1I,lx business bert In
blnAsAohtisatts Ynb will In Eur4n VIlIir.rlf this
ft,n ~. ahnT ,,tti,tirg ,,rt,n .itt,1ar al umd
s'n., - II iat ~ VIZ s w. ?ns st Ts ~ i s
it"i. .nns irn,Inm "e'*t "'' t"s'''S'' 4A' 0s'''
'~ "'.7 't"n.,' ,... -,
LoRan hae shown IL hundred times moro pptt-
, 1881-05-27

out tho district to be ngatnst Grant, and wcro
cfnrtcd with TINT knowledge.
This statement Is important, ihaslnuch rs
the author Of It was President Of the Con-
yeltttMi which apl,otnte,i Robertson, anA hu
WIS elected to TINT position lis reprcsouta-
Tive Cunklillv man,
, 1881-05-27

AN English Clergyman wrote to the Lord
Chancellor conceFnlus tho nrsdlaauA oase, aua
received tho following son4ib1a reply, which Was
printed III tho London Times Of Muy Ii,
lIursE os I.aNps, May 1, lHsl.-nnAn Btn, It
y Fart Of my !t8a or Christianity that ciunl jus.
stco IL due to Chrat!an aiA inlilu aud it does
nut appear t1 NE 10 ta 1a!st Y, assurt Agunst tlo
particular man thOwuror bad ho may bcl q power
~ d. ia0n9s uf comaona to tcst tue sincerity of
prescribed by iAw by m Intrinsic uvIIuucU 0r hfs
Actual beliet Or tlfshs.iet. whom nu Auut powur
has GyeT baeH asserted or usel against any ntlvr
.,nan. thouxt nthar professr4 and natnrious un-
'0el!c tavo bat tn tho ltousa Of Commons,
and Iurhap. NAV slt thera sllll. And sineo th0
4tanso ot coMnsuua has now choseA for the FIRST
t!taU to Msaert for Itself and tt ekurctsu thia
powuF, sru ia possibility ~ refusing 10 u1tenI
by Legislation 10 4tl who f.,r N,ly ci.use what
eyor lnay ssrup!o tp take tho proaer!hcti rurlll-
nle1itary oath tho sanlo option to atllrn which
they uuW hat0 uLti1r tue ugts rAlattn4 to owl
,lsnoo ~ oonrts Of Justice. u thoro Were any
Divine law making It wrpnR for u nAtioH TO ad.
t M't WY unosl!evers to alaaro " tho powvr 9t
uEAclicatiy t!tloacnus for TINT purpoaU, which
every one knows they af0 nott and I cannot be
persuaded thnt tho cause Ut Christianity or pf
religion u lkoIy IL ba advanced by making q
, 1881-05-27

ACCORDING to nn official stntemcnt' OF the
Russian Government u per cent Ut the whole
number OF former serfs ara ut prescn In full
possession Of their lands allotted item by tho
ukaso Of emancipation. There remain
l,653t0o0 peasants whose obligations have
70 far not been l11uidatcd. According
10 Into st. Petersburg dispatches these
obligations will now ba settled by
tho Government These 1,b5l,0o0 peasants
are divided a,nong thu different Provinces rs
follows: Smolpnsk, 5000: Ssaratow, 81, 600 j;
ponsn, Bs,00o; Moscow, 1900; Norgorod,
Co,0D: kaluga, $4,000; Twor, $4,000; Tam
bow, 1000; l'ultowa. U5,000; Pskow, $1,000 ;
Wladailr. $1,000: lNasat, pl, 600; Perm, 81, 900;
0ref, 00,00o; kostrolna, $1,000; TuIa, Ii, 900;
Nischnij-Noveorod, 10000; Wologsla, 81 600 !;
and kursk, 160 0oU. Tho number Of poasnl,ts
who bought their lands out OF tl1elr own
savings Is t44.o00. This great tuajorlty OF tho
rest, 100000, were driven into tho clutches
Of the usurers and money-lantlers {chielly
Jews) by tho nobility, the former ia,,down-
ers. This accounts III part tor tho present
persecution of the Jews III Russia.
, 1881-05-27

THE GtaNd Duke Constantin Constantine
owltscla. sentenced to imprisonment for llfe
IN consequence Of hfs connection with the
Nlhillsts, hos been sent u tho Fortress Of
Danaburg. Ills young W!fs, the daughter Of
q civilian In Orenburg, shases Ais captivity,
NJ sle refuses to leave h!u,. By many the
, 1881-05-27

THE cnscAno TRIBUNE haa established branch
ocas fur tho rGcert Of subscriptions md advertise
Mcnts m f1llbwh:
NEW fUNk-ltoom y Tribune Building. F.T. Nc
FAD1IES, Atnnauer,
Gl.AStuW, seutnnd-A1lnn'a American Nows
Agency, Al lacnf'olt.nt.
LONDON, Ene.-Amertcan Exchange, 10 sttnnd
AENNY T. 0lLltn, Agent
WASHINGTON. II. C.--13ty F stroeL
, 1881-05-27
POSTAGE.

Entered at the Pos.-0mes at Chicago Ill, Al steond.
C71ss Matter.
For tho benefit Of nus patrons WHO detrc to send
single cotica OF THE TnInUNE throuah the mail no
gvo herewith the translont rats OF postauo5
n,neftt. Per Copy.
E!ght ana Twelve t'aEo rnnor....".......A cc1,ts.
Ft,rtt1H.
EiEht ana Twetvo 1'aGo parar centa
tIcan ta10 Paper. ,....................4 Cunts
, 1881-05-27

passion. 1t will be observed tint Mfr. Co,k
ling relnnrk,n on receiving 1t that lie "would
not ho nhte 10 reatl It at present." 1to evil
.(ently knew It l,y heart Wo suspect li1
wrote 1t, as has been cilnrgpA
, 1881-05-27

THE Society OF Drawers Of tho United
States, whlct lately bold Its convention IN this
city, has done good lbtng by cleot[,g Mr. II. II.
sct'armann. OF Hrooklyu, n. r., to tho o[Ioo Of
President. MIR. Schnrsnann Ia a ulan Of liborAl
Stews, without pro1ua!cas atid tl-feeltn8 toward
my one, and, bosifles, ho Is Il Rcpubcnu. Tho
acknowledged organ VI tho nrowora Society ut
Washington. u. O., !s tho Washington Se,utHel,
cdltoA by Louis Schntlo Mr. Behndo Ia nn NC
cnnpshctl hter statlst!clan; 10 Ia infinitely
acquainted With aii tho ontangtomonts of tho
informal Itoybuuo lAws, ind pnssDases ali other
necessary qualifications to tIoronl tho brewlng
interests Of tho country agalnst tho onoroacls-
nlents of fat,atlual and llilboEal Legislation. Tho
Jirowcrs'' dooloty ot tue Untud States counts
n1nonR Its ipemhers Republicans NJ wu,l
rs Democrats, und fustead Of tnNkfn8 tho
promotion ot tho lntoros.a oe tho Soototy tia
Maan object, thereby calming the Rond will and
contdenco Of tho liberal mon Ut both parties,
Mr. HchAdo Porslstontfy defonda tho iiea that tho
Republican party atons Ia rusponslble inr Ut! tho
movements uf tumperAna6 fanatlclsm. wh1lo It
Is wcl!-known fnut TINT Detnoernto States
aud municipalities tavor ttom Just as much,
II not more. OF courso ho has tho
privilege. politically, to fonlaln what no
Isl. O., blataut Demoorat,-but he does
not possess tho privileges OF ualng tho
columns Of tho organ of m Incorporated society
to defend and djssGiunlto hts own peculiar
political rtows, The BoctSty of llrowurs docs
not spont ita money to uphold and sustain a
paper fnr pol,tcnl purposes. but fnr the nd
vnncolnont Ut tho Booiety'a Interests. In a
lengthy article. full OF crisp and tossa points,
the Frete I,fesse, OF brooklyn, N. r., President
echnrmann'a hume, aays;
1t is much to l,o apatrad that tho proper, por-
aons md auth0tlttos h,nll4 vt last M,Nkn Mr..
Sohatlo rn;arstand taat tlo heowess' suolrty il
pElltipAl citpltNl TOR tho l1u0DtAttD tnrtY Ah,t
, 1881-05-27

fr11tyntttH I1NttAC. Mill fnfr5D1V Hni11 Mill
o.r.,, ,,,.,,. ,,,,,'art,, .,,, tIn, H., ,,,r r,t
~ ~ n ,,a,, 'Hs ,,, ,r,., se 's ,n,, ,, u t""
cr,tr nrt uvnnt,,,l,v tnn,,o ro+,, ~, flat n o1
h,m, anl,l rnyor fnr mar, thum o,nnc,, n,
s.l,af. tns nx.c,,,,,,, cnsta cortnon s,nro,"
n,uI ,,thcr cl,nruua. IN many cascs m rc.,,rn
wos cyrr ,not,r, IN thn cosc ~ ,y,,)n,vs ~
drfpusc,pss wn,u,,,,. thesn Hcizurrs wore
notb,nv icse ,hou whnirsojc roh,,rrtcs. On,
ana nY tlcan from,t,,trnt cloI,n. any fnr an
tho rnt,ro fur,,ituro nj n family won1d h,.
rnr,cl of. md milling nora evcr In i,cord
az II.
Another plat, was for tl,cso consntrators
In bring su,ts naaiust cnrnnrat}ons or other
cmutoyers of tnruo nnml,cra of persous.
Tluy wuultl snmnlun thc cornornttons for
tho purpose q. .,url,isheufuv tho wares Of
workmcn. Hon,et,mos tbere wnuttl In suIts
Of this klu,l brought lefore one Of these
country .1ustlccs rcu,trinu tho attendance Mt
the country Office Of Ito less tttan twenty or
thirty porsons. representing as mnny cor.
poratIons or firms, tu swear that stlcl cor
,Uratlou or firm was mt Indebted to the par.
sons {,uost Of them ictttlo,ls} whose wages
It was sought to gnru,sl,cc, 10 answer n
summons Of this kind rco,,irctt the better
cnr-furc, TlIo sulls thus dlsposcd of ona
week would be- renewed week aftcr week,
tho effort being 10 wo, ~ tic defendants Into
a tnllure to respond, Ono teams,cr In this
city, who owed tho so-callcd plaintiff moth
Ing, who was summoned to I, country village
weekly for seysral weeks at Inst nut At, ul,,l
to the ANNOYANCE BIZ att,n.n!stsr1pp a severe
personal castinatlon to tic rerson rcsp0ust.
bio for tho suits, Fur nil this pcsttIcntlal au-
uoyanee tl,ere was no relief a,,4 no redress,
Tho bill w1ltc,, hus lust passed t)lo Lcels-
laturo sceks to put m cutl 10 this business.
1t makes uacl, county In this State district.
In which The Jurisdiction of Justices shall
be uniform; this county Is made au exceu-
ton, by being divided into two districts. TINT
rnrt OF tic county within tho city limits to
bo ono district. md tho other part 4 second
distsict,-the jurisdiction Of the justices to
, 1881-05-27

I.UMBEnMAN's i.ODGE. Nh. III, 4. F. i 4, H.
Fpceal CommuncAtlon N Friday oyeninE. May II.
Dr1Hr Ut HAIRY Forbes, W. II.
, 1881-05-27
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, 1881-05-27
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

WAUnAN81A LODGE. NJ. fG1 4. =. Il 4. A,-ThIl
nvcnnR nt tt MUnro9-at Important work nj O'Clock
Craftsmen Epquestud tu Gttni.l !Ettl IT n.GioGk .
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, 1881-05-27

5rnnh OpeFN.f1nnsN.
f1nrk street, upposl. new C1nrt.tlnrisa. Engage
nent Of Miss ltoso Wood. "Frou-Frou"
, 1881-05-27

passion. 1t will be observed tint Mfr. Conh-
ling re1nnrkHA On receiving 1t that lie "woul.i
not ho nhtn 10 reatl It at present." 1to evl-
IDENTIFY knew It by heast ,Vo suspect l,a
wrotc 1t. as has been charged.
....e-s.....es-s.e
THE CAUSE AND EXPECT OF C0NKL1NaB
RESIGNATION.
THO validity md uxtent Of Mr.. CDnklInH's
c]anas for reflection tu tho United States
Senate cnn only ba fairly determined by
careful scrutiny Of the caNse nill thu effect
pf Ills resignation, because Ind l,e null l'iAtt
rotalneh their sunts tlloro would llayG beet,
M vtcahcy for ttlre0 ycars tU como. II tho
causo Tor ills resignation was not sufficient,
Or II tho effect Of sticll cutlrse wns bound 10
10 damaging To tho lnlorcsts Of tho p1rty
which sent him to tho Snt,ate mud nlsn to tfo
public welfare, then It follows M matter Ut
course TINT C0nktinK should nut only not 10
returned to tilu Se,,Ate III tho present I'll.
stance, but TINT ho should ncynr agnEn be
trusted with rnrty or II public respons1-
b'ltty. Tint Is tho honest way Of looking at
hts cnsc.
Thcrc ID only ono tlleory whiol. warrants
tho conclusion that Conk1lng Ind sufficient
proyocation for rcstgtlhlg Ills seat-vfz,: tho
atatc-soveretgnt- theory. II tho Stato Of
New TURK Inns tho right Under ottr form Of
government 10 dictate to tho National Exec
uttve how thu Federal offices In tint Slato
shall bp bestowed, a,,d tho particular cl,t.
zcns Of that State who shall, us will rs those
who shn1l not, 10 appointed to Office; and It,
furthermore. tho United Stntes Senators
frnn New Yurk nro really Ambassadors from
that Sovereign State to the United States
Government, anti Charged with protecting
tic International coMlty In regard to tho 81
lection Uf Federal officers within tllo cnnnncs
of Now York md II Senator Coikltn9 hal
made up ifs mind tint 1,e could no longer
furnish Ills Stnto with the protection which
was expected from him III Ills A,1baysatlorlal
capatlty, thon he was Justified III Withdraw
fltg from MI official communication with tho
Uritod States GoycrI,ment, 1t ia for tho 1to-
publtcans of the Stntu Of New York 10 de-
ctltc whether or not they beliove III tho State-
sovereignty theory.
M other view Of the situation ca, discover
sufficient ca.lse for Senator CnnklIn9's res
fgnnt!on. Thu position Of Senator of the
United States Is certainly not a personal
pertlufsft, which mny be abandoned Mt my
time to suit tho whinl Of the Incumbent, only
to be suizoa ngnfn wlian lie desires to repos-
sess himself tj,nreof, 1t cnnh,t bs maintained
that livery sentative assumption nf atfroMt or
il,tignity warrants my Senator In resfgniny
his seat, thus imposing n needless EXPENSE
upon tho public and perhaps scr1ous ct,bar-
rass,neMt upon Ills pasty. Still loss cnu 1t bo
colitentled Will, rc,lsoh TINT Senator Inns
sufficient cause for rcstgning Whenever he
fntls to secure a Government appointment
, 1881-05-27
AMCet.StGNIS. A
TE0o1ey's Theatre.

Rhnfoiph afrent Aclwecn Curk md II Raite.
EnEnEcmont Of tic staee Mnctnyo Company. "Won
Al Last"
, 1881-05-27

"ME, too, rlatt" realizes now TINT ho
maile oapitaI hun,lcr.
, 1881-05-27


TIE chieaso Ttnes t,l'',:. Of Yesterday asserted
oa on sue" responsibility as II protehas to pos
''1' T. Tint ,r,fr rn,pi,xf ,it,, mt rcco,vo n
liuo Of apccial tc1sara,n from @ Ion,lan Io % ONT
nes'',v o Sp.H ,ht rss, s1nasn. . ,,ormtn u on'
g That # did ruwrite % the Associated I' Press
l,spatcli md claim t., haya reeofys'l II ~ as
Especial" ~ ~ ~ ''''S 'SA @'
These statements are distinctly and delIb-
e'Tey 'r,sayo ta'os, u n,o,,
ts ~ one pus aowa CHARGES
nvts i, e apa wIy tho ae Taes = aaou
the ease Of It's fraudulent "cab'e" dis
assa sss a Ts x oswf to s "esr s ni nes
win a show how easy It is to meet all question
w. uu Rs"i'.eness y" n1 u'spa''n' o"''
nc rn %'nas cnio.oo 90 efo T"'nuss pD,7ont.r noo,s
eSs saya v sser U"o IL siS; fssva s GMpg ye-
RE:M l; pa y reectye 3ysr the wisGs
dsay "fn ;sa! sss:s hs @
containing ~ wors,s, a1ld reaeIns ~ follows:
osts pts.at ~ n'"ish e IT, t%ss,ss zaa% .,,.
asss,er @ YesuErea on M M!vor lhalaSs Shis evening
y mnss @ thH E[snt atr, TIL " =, 3ny '"ps
frlpt'ifu Mc ntid n to iii%ant.Inn III VI sis,s9vs
sa Ts - .nsng H., . sgmH G n RsrsoMs wors atewns e
salIopsaa M oKasSo. and lS. ssrou* Ia!ts iay
c; T. .os It eo saevyprs VII s u u ~
" 1sa rS s'a s ss5Ty as a1 pS
!9S n.sa set 9! t.,er minds a sMgt tla fal,
tsnasas rusii VIZ. ',sds ia9 tls rlvsr Sa'ks ~
casap Whyn ~ yar fsortor tS ssu III ~ spot @
srs wSfe ~ III sons 1"y aF @ e@ss S
me naw:sYyfa srowdsa f!ant,saily afouna u asSf
alsseon Gua.Fs ia'ss -. wsss rssess.ea II On liz
g 1xt. ~ ~ anxiH,x aS @ "1 9Sf ~ r. ~
nH,'sa. H. Men wor. iStll q wS1k handling bodies.
Il. h.,nass. fur idensiaca tios Ehs icon" s,' *
Sss n o1sr. tsa nsa e. t.vsav ~ nops T.
fss'xs 4 .ao1s asa5 y thsn waa Aanns
ionu!tso1. Siai'axsl 81 ts iiaak of :ritish Norta
Caa1t. IN oIsi I'D Tosnsetsd Issj,snt III saS 81. 'e ws
n ~ sn aMn cdrs" Mn"ttna' g ,n,aa :Esns
ln boa,ea rs had bos1 1,.sovSisd and Gr,ua't y ths
t1as.1 Ind ssissos cf every dosoripsoh. Amonx t,s
III ,nu a so"fR na @ Hss
nndg. n r. III ta,H1nEca " sn;aaand. u fi!,asms
or tha disaster. ''~'' '''~ '~e''S
TX TX at,swerhR x.s, ,.R t9o anove inaaisy. Yes" or
~' ''''' 0~''~ e''' g. ]. Mspt11,
| Anha9s"E Editor chleaxo Tribune.
w,,-Yuv rrv,ox ~, ,,ou inn, o..,, o,,.
Co. Muy .t.-S. j. Afttitt &xf.. MptlQ9NI Etiitur
GH
, 1881-05-27

btadttnn ttraot. hetwccn stAtn md Dearborn
Engagement OF tho MadIson.Sqnaro Theatre Com
pnsLy. "ua1ol Klrke."
, 1881-05-27

The situation In Albany makes Mr., Conk-
ling's hair curl moro tightly than over,
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