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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Judd will be here soon with an en-
tirely new outfit of interior and scenic
accessories. Wait for Judd to make
your picture. aug25-tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Died, near Pisgah, in this county,
of consumption, last Sunday, the
18th, Rufus, son of Mr.. Rolley w.
Harwell, aged about 16 years.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

have just received one OF the largest
stocks of Dress goods ever brought to
this market which l am selling at prices
to suit the times. A. 4. MAY.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Rev. Mr.. Shelldrake arrived yes
terday with his family and has ia
! ken up his abode permanently as
the pastor OF the Cumberland
church.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

We acknowledge the receipt of q
ticket to the Bedford county fair at
Shellbyville Sep. 20 and two sue
ceeding DAYS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Mrs. NJ. Z. Harris has returned
TO Louisville, after spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Jno.
II. White.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

We were honOred with q compli-
mentary ticket to the Huntsville
fair which occurs Oct. IL to 10.
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FOund at Last.

Bells Chill Pills are guaranteed to
cure or no pay. Price 80 cents per box,
For sale by all druggists. 2y1
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Hardin P. Figures, esq, was in
Pulaski Tuesday on professional
business.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Mr.. Brooks of Tuskegee, Ala,
was in Pulaski last week. He ex
poets To start a new daily paper In
Montgomery.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Mr.. A. ). Westmorelsnd sold his
farm north OF Pulaski to Mr.. Green
for $500 cash. or about $22 per
acre. He offers the remainder Of
his personality in this paper and
we expect bargains can be had. He
expects to get off To California ear
~ in next month.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Mrs. L. P. Thatcher of Chatta
nooga arrived here yesterday on a
visit to her fSther's, Maj. Carter.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Capt. John c. Lester, OF Pulaski, was
in Columbia last Wednesday In the in
terest OF the Marriage Guild Associa-
ton" a number OF our young men
have availed themselves OF a policy
Herald.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Will Hampton, son of Mr.. d. H.
Hampton, has been very low with
fever, but is imprO ling.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Mr.. w. A. Manning, wife and
mother have all been confined to
their beds this week with sickness.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Copies of the CITIZEN are always
for sale at Mr.. j. p. Mays book
store.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Capt. w. G. Lewis, he of the big
presence and bigger heart, was up
one day last week from his Alabama
farm.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Select yourself a nobby suit Of clothes
from the large stock of
ARRcWsMITH g. JONES.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Judd has given you satisfaction in the
past and will do so again in the near flu
ture il you will wait for him. R2S-tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Miss Jennie Bearden has been
some time upon visit to her uncle,
Col. Meeks, Of Lawrenceburg.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

A lOtof tin fruit cans about to be left
over Will be sold at cost.
DUBosE & EZELL.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Mr.. Eugene Pillow, one of Co
lumbia's most elegant AID refined
Young men, was down Sunday.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

WIN sell my entire stock of hard
ware at cost. 4 chance for a bar
gain. septl5-3t. BOSE GILBERT.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Craig & Co., the coffee men, sell the
old Hickory axe.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Old Hickory axe is sold by Craig &
Co., the coffee men.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

For your groceries call on
septl5-3t. BOSE GILBERT.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

A nation longs to plant flowers on the
grave Of stalwart Guiteau.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Go see those elegant Ladies', Misses
and Children's
CLOAKS
at ARRowsMITH Il JONES'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Call and see the New and Stylish
Hats, ETC., at MRS. F. w. RUDD's.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

New goodsl New goods!
at ARRowsMITH & JONES'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

SHAKE before taking and you won't
0HAkE after taking. Magill's Chill
Cure will cure chills SURE. Try IL. Ct
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22
Buy NIixed Paints.

Before buying, read our guarantee
OF the n. Y. Enamel Paint.
nevlS-lv SUMTER Il SON.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Latest Novelties in Hats and bonnets
at MRS. F. w. RUDD's.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Use the old Hickory axe sold by
Craig & Co.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Carpets and rugs at great bargains at
ARRowsMITH & JONES'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22
apfal gews.

Rev. Mr.. Shelldrake is announced
to fill his pulpit at the q. +. church
next Sunday.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

New Style Hats at Mrs. F. W. Rudd'i
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22
Cutting

as easy If you use the old Hickory axe,
sold by Craig 81 Co., the cetfee men.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Let Judd make your photograph.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Gilt EdgeTOnic at Corner Drug Store
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

Renew, If your time is ou:.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-09-22

In any quantity to suit purchasers
aud at the lowest figures.
septl5-3t. BosE GILBERT.
, 1881-01-10

III Auo PshGeH Hau neEn 0uEfGd anu aCccptCtlt ant
fourth hntf been rendered, but 10 answer hn,
been received. Mr. Evarf4- had acccpted til,
state Department, Hr. Sherman tho Treasury,
and Mr. schnrz tho interior. Mr.. Halo, o
Maine. 11Htl boon offered tho Navy Department
hut declined 1t. Upon tho rresthcnt's arrival
! Nr' ulalf'e. nhsum'ng TINT tho offer to Mr. Hale
| was lnado us compliment TO hlu ft}ialuo}, rc4
fused that Mr. Frys might bo olected. but fount
tfat the PrrAltlcnt had appointed br. Halo bs..
cnuso ho know him personally. wh!o be IL.
not know Sir. Frye. Harlan. Of Kentucky
bal reco!sod sitch aasirances That ho would be
Attafnnt. t.ueneral Us wero regarded by hltn and
hy bis friends as absolute. 1t wns
FOUND NEcEys.At:y TO CHANGE
tn1ss howcsGr. TN ACCOUNT Ut Ar. 1farlan'd
friendly relations to t;cu. ilratt,w. Sorntnr
Mutton WINS Informed TINT there would bp Iii
appointment from 1ndinta. and, In
lung MD friendly eot,vnrsa ton, tho
Frrstdunt pAvs hs a rl.asOn TINT thorn Yas no
one II, tho etntc ~hsmn t,e cared to luke except
tho sonntnr h'msolf. nnd that w,a nut possible,
ltccausc 1t would lnvol.a tho rrturu OF IL Dom.
ocfnt to tho Sot,ate In his plnec. The l'rcsient
further Informed Mr. Morton that he tttaycs>
wuuld bn bis cabinet representative, aud i,o
wanted tho Scnator to los,k upun him In that
light. The whole thing WIS cntlrety
sATfsFACrOHr TO NH. IDlsr0S,
but, when no trturncd tu his hotel and Informed
his tndtana friends OF what had happened, II
storm Rrose anonK tho very considerable crowd
Ut lndlann men whu Fero waiting to be fed
1t wus q political cyclone. Tho ncglcot of Iili-
ann: tho overlooking Ut Scunt,r Morton, mud
kHInd1cd sH d. eonpaint* were acttn!!y howiod froni
last tic President yicl,ioti. at,ii aed parlcy
Staon to M rhonpson f q % bccoo wss ssclstary M
u the Navy. Thus Indiana, finding TINT She
.. Fight JIEi! WAY
Into tho Cabinet, did actually carry tho position
attending It, tonk the Navy Department frpnt
New ENGLAND. and introduced ncw complications
llmr ai'd o!hera urged Gen: pcvcns. After It
s e sss ho te s to
Mxr. It Was fou,ld, however, that he preferred
signed tn him. This made 1t neuessnry to shift
Ar. IcCFnry, who bud bt,ctl promised tho DE-.
pn1tts'Snt . @ " Justice, 10 tho War Dcpartmont-a
nm NOT WANT
as Tss e dGy n }ssss1aes %o fom Ssc
g!yo tho south one p!acs in tho Cahiaut. Tho
PRESIDENT; Desiring to make what DO termed ~
wns inclined to nfer tho ,asition Of sserctary &
nt t1s,i virs'na. and messenger waa sent TO his
would tako IsIF'aa Dst 81 Gcn. xae'ofr iopus, H.
a,,n Hrl]1!an. 81 Y. , sse!n.nanIcf q the Talon
tho War. .vns strongly urged for tho Wnr De-
parsmens W TUG 1rand Arniy. Hf tho HcpublIc,
s1' sd r. r. The lsese,t PUT eede. rGt g appoint
u ro3sst Logan aud select Confederate coul-
THIS ANcuAES: nuLEp our GEN. JOHN
The III! choice of u Southern msu,bor thon rcslcsi
!gtwcen john Hancock, VI Texas, und Judge
, 1881-01-10
THE CHINESE TREATY.
SOa[E OF lTH pItnY1st0Ss.

Special Dhpatei to Tit CAteaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON. d. C., Jan. Git ts nutuotEta.
lively said that tho new Chthcso treaty rplatiup
10 Tho Immigration into the United States con-
cedes 10 tho American Government tho right 10
enact such 1cgfsiAtion ms It tnay 1com cxpediont
and wlso,. either to limit the number al such
laborcrs who may be admitted in my specified
period. or altogether IL prohibit their admission.
II IL not probhbla that any legislation On this
subject will 10 attcsupted In tho fcw remaining
weeks or tho present Congress. IT. u
conversation tAts evening, high oflrcr
ot tho Government, who Ia familiar
With the terms Ut the new trcaty
aud With tho Chinesc question. said that in bis
tafncse ~ ltkclr eGon to cease, when It Is fully
understood by tho reuplu that Congress o,.t, nt
nhv TINT ctusu tho tlls.iltnuaIicc 1T tlnn,!xra-
ton fcom China. flo sAttl thAt when ho was lust
n cantnrnln hp talked With great snany pct,.
p1o on the subject, aId he found business. iucu
9cncra!iy &C. tn 9Erco Il, tho opinion that thcrc Ia
~ Attrplus labor th tho Pacific Btntes. und that
On tae contrary, !nnny more lu!Hrrrs nrt
needed Tho 0pposittun ttl tho Chinese. IT, says,
does nut cbtnc frum tho business community.
but thnt tho ant!-Chintsc agitation hns been 10
yi1tcnt that business men hnvu not dared fO cx.
press thosr real conviction on tho subject.
, 1881-01-10

soME st1sflEiltEsH STATtoNB CNNnEcrED.
Sp<etas Dt,pasth u ths Ghttaeo 7t.oant.
wAsluSorox. D. c.! .l,n. Lit hns bcc,, pretty
freely suited IN tho rtnts ofthe country TINT tho
appointment cf' &c h'39.:y, OF West vt,u1nIu. to
sa.s syshlp IT tn hwy +. tie rrsItit NJ
Understanding betwecn GuIi: Garfield ami 1'rcst-
dent Hayes: ind tho Icasltug Republicans of
Hcst virginia. whereby tho now nppoittop Is 10
hold over md continue hta present position u,,-
der tho incoming Administration, iii coustdcra.
ton OF tho support that waa given to Gar.!cltl at
Chicago By portion Of tho delegation fFum thut
State. Now,
HEFoliE Dtsros1SG OF TtIts HTAr1;stEST.
: WILL briefly Sketch tho circumstances which
have uti9uestlonnly tctl to Con. GUfr selection.
III j6'B, when New York weut down to Clnett,.
t,ati with Senator Conkling III hur candidate for
the Presidency, und was assured Ut tho support
Of tho Pcunsylvan!a Cameron following whom
ercr thoy saw their way coas to nl4klt,R d boI,l
aut1 decisive hrsNk. Gen. Cot Ront ASSURANCES
that tho delegation from West Vtrglniu, Ut
whom he VIII Onc, and nnlost tho enttro Itcnut,-
lCan following OF TINT Btase, ,7cro strongly
favorable to tho Conkitng interests. Tho tlelc-
Ent1on would, thoFcforr. support c0nkl1ny, und
VI tho votcs wcro confidently rclc,t M fnr him.
When 1t cninn to tho Convention. however ii
WIS ilsgertuisod that
OTIlElE INFLUENCES
pa! pa! been at work, Ali tho CnukiEnRltcs. who
llau cnunttl upon West Firginn, found not
Vusy ocn: Gol1 ~ th0 actITe ranks Of tho SUP
noiters Of CIV. lioycs. but tho eMtIru vote 1t
tho State cast spldly for hnl The exact rca-
SONS acenuntah!o for this Btl,lt)cu c1iAngp ct
sentiment ~. tho part Of uen. Gu.r and TIL, 1so.
pubtcnlls Of West Vir9sniM were never G,tlly TX
psainpd but Coll received III ai!lco for hts tiIciIty
to hlH candidate. and now hns been giyen Il tenn
P0r1.ry Cabinet pssstt10n fur Ills xcnl or
four ycaFa n19. Thtru IL 0s the slightest shadow
Ct truth III. tho stntcnn,t that it Ias resiitcI |
from any bayEln thut tirn. Gtrtlcd hIs nude,
nut ~ wholly attributable TO l'rcs!loMt IInyeY4
wish to ropny G0f fur hls adherence when ho 30 |
iniloh needed support III tho Convention. Tho |
west virginia appointment, ns have Rtated. |
WIS not tho result Ut Ally hrton iis 1lrt, ppd
Eu': Gnlt Will not hold thu oIlce beyond tho |
lltntt Of Proslent ilayes' Administration. Al |
cAvittnR oyor this may Gu set ut rest Ut oco anu
forever,
, 1881-01-10

bis right to leadership shntIl STAND unchaI
!enEel Or !lndlsputcd, be very ratnfnliy hn,
mIsht have Ito effect Ia dcnonstrn,c nci s,ppsre t
iss s' Js;,tsa & ss S i. S,;s s
tMs!s 4. Eatherctl from men here WIN nro per
lx9,fy @ 5Mtnt!!nr With tho stat!. Of n'tnirs. II,
I'M .s '9 nes It ee5sse'atq iat Z sskc A. tho es
creep 1hto nablle Print Thurs Ii auncwtiut pt
4 FEELING OF ntsArrtnSruEyr
nn f4 tto pnrt nf New. forRGfs ovnr tho !uet Tint
W@i @ ~ 9riie!i IN: solesd .!,eir suite fur scc
t.nn nm not ut liberty ID nan,c ut Ernseut, ji I
wsicl, tnlgl't hc one hero ai this tn,,,nant wcro
s@ |" ee eatry e st tor tt bas ct 't ',st
ntce cntercl !nto. hut that tho President. rinct
s. HIS .ne s"lcly lpt!t tfs pw 'ncnations m tbs
sl.ons III Now York. IA se lis in "a s,tl,er t stncs ~
ro THE rEorlEi iTIiEMsEiyEs.
Il is,as Is not ~ intention tn ant'gtixc my tncrcst
Sa9 HIM. % ,sho ""' s's@,l 4 & cr to specially ro
S 1e 4ao c1sss 1aisss ts!s
MoitE Apsunp
Tucker 4 vlalnia, il gartielas cab"e cb1iSapa 2s
xfs g. a " &s 5tst s5 's sa. ss h; ss S
'sssseos 1sss i t ;s pPissS'ss 4 s. ss
II!kSy crtr.o !" T. s',,. ,assai|y "npase
evs s f11so a o5tess si eeyye , II IT., 5 l,
q scccsston. lie was devoted afiher.ut Of thn
sDutl,era cause nltho!,ah he did ilnt luke mn mn
Civil oco riS most of tlio WIFI wo' IT, s nj to hs Snt
bcct III Congress but n fuw weeks WHEN hc tH,k
n,leaisloil: IN coneGt,on With some Incidental
with great pride that he frDrt,gnnfrfi m, t11
, 1881-01-10

I.ouASS DuI. TO MAXI: lllM GENERAL on
THE llETIitED LIST. :,
sptefdl bttpateh to The Chicago 14tbune
WA8ittN0Tos, D. e.. 1an. O.-Scuutor Loran
will to-llnrrow Introduce a blt to pInco Qu4.
Grant upon tho rolscd list Of tho army, With tho
rank mud full pny Of General, with tho proylso
that ho shall b. subject u 10 caliei Into active
scrvfce whcuover tue Prtsidcilt shnll consider It
necessary. Tho text ot tha blll ia ~ follows:
\ bill! " pluco Ulysses y. Grant, lutte General
nf tho Army and cx.rFesdcns Ut the United
6tates. upon the setirrd liat OF tho army,
sECTtnN !. l}t 4 enacted hv tlse Senate atkl
}ionxs u Representatives Of L4e UHttsd Statts 0f
AHstrlct =! Gb11g't*s axstmlatd; Tint, IN rccNx-
nltion u tAa eminent public services nt Ulysses
don't ot tho United States, tho prcsitent tN, ynd
herubt Is lufi,urzeNt to appoint him. bY and with
tao aavloo and consent OF tho Senute, to tho rc.
vt tho Army.
LIMO Who'll the President shall collsldor that al,
emergency na1 artsun retlnIrlng tho services Ut
lcn. U: g. Grant On aptivo duty. ho il horribly
atithotlzed 20 esaign htul to auy oosun aud COM
H1cnsuFHto with tho ra1lk OF General,
Tbs bill y { dlncrcnt proposition from that
contained In nt,r OF tho previous tllls wbich
have heon tntrudlQots, aud 1t will untDubttdly
rco6lVe strung SUPPORT. ucsi. ". r. shorm44
WILL or chunsE orIp8E IL,
aa ho objects 80 confer the tItls at General
upt,n Ulysses y. Grant. for whom thu pOxiLIon
was hrst Qtuxtett, and Will especially object to
tho n.orlaIon which authorizes tho President to
plaza Gen. GrllHt in uonluieqd whom an DtlerE-
this matter, y
, 1881-01-10
L1ttts

Tho, total number Of pelvasn bankers In ti1c1o
cities 1s 40. with MT nggrra.ts captaI Of EliUo,-
1'u, and aggros.ato deposits of ,FGs,usj,Syo,-tho
avcrnse atnn.ant Of capt.ul ltong 100 IT, md tue
avoFago n1nount of deposits fns.46s. Ahnut 70
per cent OF the private bunks IN thcsu sixtcc !,
cities
AIlE LOCATED IN NEW Yo1sK,
representing nearly fotir-tlfths nj tho usrrc-
satc cnpltal. and nearly ont-half OF tho ugtro-
Safo dcposisA The avornge amount If cnt,ftal
aud deposits OF each private bunker Ii, tho civ
OF New York IS about $oa. .o00; and tho bankers
IN New York City held q, hes 5a ut United STATES
bonds, which IL more than onc-huf OF tho
amount Of United States bonds held by nil OF tho
private Muktrs of tho cr1ntsy.
Tho following iablu gives similar information
for tho -.
TWESTf-oSE STATES AND TEr,HlToRJE,
having tho largest amount of capital and do
roslts lit this table the number af private
Dankers to 1904: the aggregate amount at cnp.
1tni Sa'+H, ,1lu. and Of deposits s11t0j.:,Gl., The
ascrnge capltal being I'll, ,o10,' and thesaycrago
deposits F57,s1I:
, 1881-01-10
PRIVATE 1}ANKERS.

SCslhE1s IN THE COUNTY,, WITH T1IEti.
CArlfAf. DEPOSITS, AND INVESTMENTS
IN UNITED STATES D1yEa.
Sptesd1 06patth to The Chicago Tribune,
WARRINGTON. d. C.. Jau. IA now aui cou,-
pfcacnsivn table IN the appendix Of the report
Of Controller Knox gives tho fIrst Official Infnr-
mat1on ever published Ut tho number of private
bnnkess tn tho country by geographical tlivts-
lons. b. Stntts md by principal cities, together
with tho amuunt Ut their capital and deposits,
and tho amount fnvcstotl III United stntps bopds,
Tho tabio also gives Atmnr Information in ref
crcnce to stnte hunks, trust companies n,,d snv.
tnEs banke. From this table Tho following In
ioffn,Ltion IS compiled. which gives tho number
Ut prtvntc bankcrs In
srxTEHS or TIE PRINCIPAL, CITIES
or tho country. together With tho aycrauo
amount Of their cuptal. deposits. mud invest
incnts IN United Statcs bonds, for tho stx months
ct,lctt May u, 1850:
, 1881-01-10
GARFIELD AND HIS CABINET
EXPLANATORY.

Bpteia4 Dlspateh 10 Tia chteaqa Tribune,
WARRINGTON, n. G., jan. 0.-1t Ia boldly stated
that Con. Oartoh has entered Into a barxaln
regarding Now York State politics, but tt Gun be
positively asserted TINT It IL absolutely false.
No pledges hAve ey1r boon asked by Now York
politicians and mono ever volunteered on tho
part Of tho Prcsidont-elcot, Tho truth is, tho
New York paopla hay0 boom somewhat puzzled
to know whcrp Garfield stal,ds, for he has mat1,-
ta!ncd strict siacnoo and authorized no ono tu
speak In blu behalf. 1t ts known, however, that
IN forming hia Cabinet ho has decided to give to
Now York a Department. TINT is considered by
Tho politician OF that Htata AZ not III kccpioy
With lta dignlty,-sAat IL to say, Cabinet posi-
non below tha rank 1t mps!ta as tho greatest
State Of tho Unlon.' ...
=. !, :.';l.::ruis IL roslr1vg.
Hut ngatnst this thera has been no protcst, tho
mahagoqf' thtro believing Ii bettor to proccotl
Wild tho work Ia band Ut eectlnx Senator that
would! chow TO- th6 Incoming Administration
that It mas to be suppos{dd by tho stuluart wtuK
9t sa tao party than " weAuglo over division Ut
Aa Offices. aud thus Iouyo tho rrcetlIcnt,e elect
to settle With himself whothor 1t would not to
octter to dispense hIs 0tt,uiul' and h0norutto
1avoFa moro fn kecpang with tho morits ot tho
etate than ho' now proposes 10 do. No mattor
DOW much l4ay hayo ucoA sala To tho contsary.
eesiatoF conklIng did not hnld any confurcnrn
with. Gen Qafaeld at Mentor, md usk that
- ftSses ~ tuA"e " tao !1anaKcrs OF New
fqfk stato. fur 1t IL cntiroy foraigm to bis char
gctor 70 do aoytasns Of tha kid litu naturally
nn, smpotao1s nasaFe bus ulways pFomptod blu, to
Aota aiooe fE1ln tho uskIug OF gAyosa. boflo.Iny
ntmso!t entitled to lead by bis own personal
Qualities rather than TO Inako concessions for thn
purpose OF securing results. Acknowledged ns
= = Rs'as loader In thu political atralss OF his
7tasu' 10 saattcr how much he muy pp
PERSONALLY nlsI.lkku,
Aho eoooeaea 70 " possessed IT strong o4eou-
@'fe auai1Hcs which haye led him to belleyo TINT
, 1881-01-10
POSTAL 1IATTEIlH.

LETTE1CAHNIElEs V06TAi. ntLL,
Special Dtspat<A to 1s1 Catsaqo ztteam.
WARRINGTON, JAN. IA delegation Of tntIa-
dolphin lottos<carsioes, consisting Of Meaars,
William. J. Way, William slmlnouds, and
Wayne Dunn. arrived hcEe to-day, They win
apIear ta-rnosTuw boforc tho House Committee
on post-ohloes apa Post -lload4 and present m
addscas ask!1lS for nn equalization OF compsuaa-
ton With aEst-ulass carriers They will act ju
conjunction with tho 0onosal cou.mlttce, which
". II. ltaxAard, Washington. d, G., A. r.
nroates. Chicago. Arnold Aosos, Cleveland. u,
aud D. y. Mackuy. Detroit, Mich.
The bill reported to tha uou&s On 6atufday by
, 1881-01-10
WASHINGTON.
A Week Of Busy Work Ahead
it Congress viii Only
Do 1t.
Measures Of Interest TO Be Con-
sfdored by tho Different
Committees.
Small Prospect that ANY but
Appropriation Bills Will
Be Passed.
Added Proof that Garfield
Has No Colnpact with
Colllxlil,g.
The Best New York VIII Get
Will Be a Third Class
Portfolio.
Emphatic Denial that Golf Has a Future
Grip on The Naval Sec-
retaryship.
His appointment Made III Pay
1ncnt Of IN Old Political
Debt.
Logan Bent on Pushing His Plan
to Make Grant a Retired
General.
Some. "reminiscences Touching In.
diana's Demands for Cabinet
Representation.
His appointment Made III Pay
1nent Of an Old Political
Debt.
Logan Bent on Pushing His Plan
to Make Grant a Retired
General,
some. "reminiscences Touching In.
diana's Demands for Cabinet
Representation.
THE WORK AHEAD.


| Spsttdf DtsDateh 10 17.s C'4ieago Trtbsns
WAsl11soTos, D. C., Jnn.-This Is To bo n bllsy
week in tho Congressional Committees With tic
exception Of II few measures, It will 10 useless
TO report any morn bills. Tho calendars of buth
Houses aro full. Ncnry 1900 bills hara been III.
tFoddcctt III thu Houso alone, ind nro on the
calendars Or in tho Committees. wtilo tho NUN.
0eF OF legislative days ls rapidly 1ltutntshng.
Tho Iloase Foreign AtIalrs Committee will
coHmonco Its work of the session this wcck;-
tho consideration Of tho bill to grnnt charter
! tO
'lnvnlving tho Monroo doctrine. On Tuostlny The
| representatives Of tho Nicaragua Conlttlpy ARC
to be heard, and abUut tho Hate time tho nrtLcg
| upon tho subject alleged to havo boon written
BY ecu. Grant will appear. Mr.. Grape ts also to
bo beard In support Ut hts monroe. doctrine res
osudon. Whatever conclusions tho Committee
1nny rcnch, It will hive no fnyors In securing
hoarlng III tho House that Is not Gr,luled to other
committees.
THE F0ltEIGN AFFAIRS Cos[MtrrEE
has no special proroXattes, as tho WuyY and
hlcans aud tho Appropriations Committee hare,
IT cannot report bills at any time. It must t4ko
III regular tltnc OF tho calt, and with tha Fund.
lug, tho 1ntor-statc, Commerce, and tho Appro-
priatloa bills pending md pressing, tho House
wlli nor no dsposet tn glvo I'm opportunity for
tho consideration Of a declaration Of prtt,uIp,cs
which sotne OF thu members aro bcxfnnft,r, IN
characterizo Us an obstruction and n barron
idcailty: Thoro nro. Indeed, eomo Indications
which give rIso to
ArrlsEMESstoss
TINT thoro may bc complications which will rc-
SUIT IN MI extra session. Tho Treasury authurl-
tlcanlo funding bIll shall not IL " passesi. i @
sass, Saash e s|oy oa1iisa ,aw Kil TSsr ,s w{i
wiS9 to et.l'se tho Government to suffer thu inss