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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11
BRooELry REpUBLIC4yS 0RG4IIzING.

The organization of the Kings County Re
publican General Committee was effected last evening
at the INST meeting Of that body ior l7,-, ueid al Cen
traI Hal in Fu'tunst. Brooklyn. Caucusns was actve
before the hour " tho meeting, the committee was
about equal y divided between the two factions on the
temporary organization A J. Perry. " fhe sixth Ward.
wa. put N the chair The rules ~ order and bylaw. "
the committee OF 1851 were adopted.
on the motion of sheriff Da--er rho body proceed
dto the election president FOR tals year. each dele
gate rising in his place ami naming mis- candidate.
Those voted FOR Etwu Packard of the Frst Ward,
aud Juua C. Nichols Of tuc Fourteenth Ward,
~ 20 was the president or -Le committee VI
Ie-L Packard elected by o vote o.. seventy
tIr.c to u.ty--!1 4ur tir Nichols. Sir Pack
qIg n- eseurtri POP Oh. r.aIr and uld- lrlr remarks
A. Perry of the sixth ward. WIS elected FIRST vice.
l.--lH.ut lbs ..o.aua,lou TIE otIet uAccrt elected
Wer. H. II Reeves. second y.ce-pra-.d,lt James II.
Au or jurd yiccprc- .lcnt ". D.upscy fourth vice
pIr.IeI-, secretary George k. GLuIy, assistant sec
..frr T. 81 -rulaettI CORES uu4.L acsicttiy, John
slurt!ul8. treasurer, c4-A4.u.uau -. :. Aruuu Tue
a,i named elected ay 5Vate %. 80 10 ~ Tor Albert
Auueru.4u. the Treasurer OF last ear.
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NEWSPAPER PROTESTS AGAINST IT.
DlsCREDIIABLE AND VAIN.
I'd. 70 I'd. F.I -.

Mr. Thomas VI. NlchJL whose privilege 1t
20 have Intimate relations with the lac President
anu Aitre-scG tuc letter or President Car
ne d. brarlu. date May 20 ISL recently published IN HE
YORK IIBtNE, tells representative or lhs PRESS
ue Lupv- UI subject udi ter OF controversy
which ha- been iud7crect enough 90 open II
tins purtCu move made through me NeU- Orf Her
dLi WIS part oil the general onslaught on
Mr. Blaine, II has failed OF its DIS
creditabla object. Mr.. WulteiaW Reid very promptly
Knocked Il the head, anu now ur. NIcEo Kicks the
into tue tCh. M Blaine = strong aggressive
man OF OpIuIOns General Garfield; and he
would no more have allowed Mr. Blaine To lead HIM by
tue nose than Mr. Blaine would have made the attempt
Mr. Balnes letter accepting the portfolio 81 state All
that need printed to show the warm treudslp
between the aud Mr.. Bialne's honorable snD0r
dn4tiou 10 his chief Il decent try 10 Kill on
Blaine by ueuttiing who II Lis lie wac OF iuA
statur. goo policy 10 rp open grave on "Lich
sorr0win- people still shedding tears No good can
come OF It, ana great damage may De done.
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HOYT-Ssturfav January = 1892, Miss Anna " Uovt ~
Brooklyn. weisnown writer Tor Harper and other Jour.
HorKrvs-At rlrsstn Nortav January s'nacl 4o,.
Alla .a,e o, TINS cry IN tae id year oi ne ag,
Carriages VIII be ia at-nI4nc. l the Grand Central Deoot
on The ARRIVAL ~ train L4e al II O'Clock. friday January
r. convey relatives sad friends ID TO iueriurnt AZ
Greenwood. which hey ara invited 10 attend.
JACK, oN-ou ruesdag ION INST az Mon college scher
Funeral on rhir.dly afternoon AZ haiiDlst O'clock.
Elizabeth V, vie II Ohm D. North.
Int rmeui az Greenwood
NEL~oN-On Monday 9th inst. al her residence So 20
East 23thst. Helena A.. widow Of william Nelson age ~
Funeral ,ervtr' WI he held at me Church OF the rran,ayr
day, 18th INST. 10 10 a
NEwBoULD-At Brooklyn, on Monday January 9. 1857,
susanna. widow Of John \ Nv Ioud 10 tho 6l.t year "
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
funeral from her az residence 40 a. Perrepontst. On
"Wednesday ifte % lon a. O'Clock.
PAEkERAt 90, residence o her brother James % Perth
7aaP1sn Fgn92s Bn .'r arser 81 e,, laughter d taa
Funeral rou 81 Peters Church Perth Anboy, wedne,-
IRAN Branch RDiroad foot Lberty-s at p
Cincinnati aad BroJIyn papers please copy.
eonsa@oaa stephen oa:er y Lu'as' r aa4 the ats
Mary +. 9to"eA formerly Oi Orange. s. I. aged Al.
SMITH on rauulr, o. the Rev John Cotton smith D. D.
Recorot Church Ascsn'on. in the 56th year OF
Funeral the Church. at O'clock wednesday the 18th
TIE clergy are requested meet at the Ascennoa Rooms.
The members Bo6d0In Alumni Association
he 5e1 ~ f f e & t, shin 70 6 f lay a,
~ - M a fr,,r ,r-iani f rn .-r.fon a. m. fbIrc,
OF the Ascension No 80 5thave this afternoon AZ O'Clock
u. Z. WESTON, President
THCRsTON-At stanford. Conn, on 5rlda' Ilaaary =
1890 ~ pneumonia Ch1rine A. widow O the late Peter
kip rhlist0n. tu the 18th gear ~ hrr
Funeral Wednesday morning. January H. az IL
O'Clock the residence 4 Henry TuuTstOu. At
lanuC-st. stamford, Conn.
WEEKS-Januay 10, Inland B. Weeks. aged - years
services from residence ~ his Henry c. l,9js
Madls0n-ayc. lZ5th-sL January H. AT lO3J q u
Relatives alI friends are respectfully Invited.
Inrerpent lt WOOdswn
WHEELEk-rn this city Jsnuary 2 Baatrce Mary dangh.
ter and Lydia Z. wheeler. the 5h u
luest1i 20 IN the Cnited
states Circuit QUIT ROOmRUou So 43-on Friday. IAnu
49, at 3 O'Clock take such action be
proprate IN reference 10 the death " M Edwin w.
ghtUu.
January 10, I--9
ClARRNrR l. SEWARD. " EvARTs
SIDNEY WEBSTER EDW ". DIoKEiSOS
GEORGE BiIr- CHARLES A. PEABODH
NN. UoHsHEIMER y. I EASDRRPOEL.
I. u BARLOW. 81. COSTA
DAWSON. ROSCOE CONklIAG.
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MALIGNANT AyD FUTILE.


IL has been yaInly hoped that this matter
would not be reopencd aud tat the acts ~ the dead
President would be again brought n question No
good from the revival 81 the dscussun inYolv
Ing the successive stages 81 the nomination ana conH
nation ~ Robertson. the designations ~ Couking ana
fatt, ana the contest Ia tue Newly orS Legislature ~
sulng the nna Acceptance ~ those reeEuatpEs ana
the sending to the Seuar OF Miller and LapuaIu. There
IA doubt cst purpose IN The Herqd publication HE
boast has been frequently heard Of late at Washington
that friends OF COukliug and his partisan as
-oclatez In antagOnINn to GARFIELD, udd IN
their possession documents which would show
tAt Ae atc President had fallen unueF Blaine cOAJ.O
ana tht ne had done things which unprOmpte De wouC
not Fave done. The Dispatch Or Reid above published,
does not sustain the allegation, ami O4raulGs own let
Ter 70 NchUl reiterates what Garfield said 20 number
Of persons respecting Baine's unODtTusveness IN re
specL JO app lntucnts tO Office. There could De no
reason Tor tue publication OF the Reid dispatch other
AaI " Oscreolt Garfield ~ tAe puOuC mind ~ brttng
MN as lAe creature dld tool VI another Besides J3
miserable ass ut upon the dead Presidents memory
ilcre 10 malignant aUdCk upon Blame. Inc unworthy
Arthura near friends build neither for HIN nor
themselves upon the wreck they would MAKE D. Car
uelds Al Ill.
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THROWING MUD AT GARFIELD'7 TOMB.


A writer IN The Ac,c- York Htruid Of Friday,
who conceas himself bcuInd the cuature Of a Friend
%. the lic Pree cI pretrHur TO us grisved, while ne
de ends President Garfield against criticisms uy rep
resenting nm pupprt III tnc hands ot utucr men.
As seasoning for us the writer publishes the
or a private dispatch sent by WItel1w Reid, OF TIE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE 20 the President ID the midnight
oI March =, advising him u the attitude uf CDuAlug
and Patt and urging the Presdeu o. stand hTn I'D the
RO err4pn matter THE TRIBUNE or saturday copies
tie dispatch and says -LaJ while &c not
intended for the public, the writer sees no
OccnsIOu To modify or regret IT, MI Reid hays
any body has obtained any moro Of us CONFIDENTIAL
cOlIIuIu cations win General Garfield he viii be
Ttuey sad a. they should Ue found equally vndicated
b. the facts OF the past ten mont s. IuE TRIBUNE
says, he attack "a 81 neral Garfield Pupprt' is
oDvl usy intended 20 strike Blame, aud 10 meets the
cowarIy attack by quoting from President Garie!ds
own writing VI May % the letter already printed Uy
E-. iu wulcp Ae ind IN uty dec irnd OBJ rue N.w-turk
controversy: "lhr attempt 20 SHIN the fight 10 Bllnes
shoulders IL wear % L. uuIssL' We venture tIe
opinion The Nc~I.Fs Anonymous " Friend OF Tie
late PrcsldeDt' would prove anything but hat were
his disguise stripped on The Herdtd rather cary la
bringing lis mud batteries o. pear upon Iuruc.1s TOMB
IL the bOpe 0i scattering MS living irlsuds
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NOBODY INJURED But TIE THIEVES.
E.-rl I'M ElLrlLL LrnrsGg-

The fact that Nh. Reid, IN a telegram, adj
vscd rur President % adhere 10 the nomination pt Rob
cr.qnu AFTER Zee mad made cannot Ice considered very
sKIraurlluiry since gave counsel 10 nlt pa
Der a. did a large majority the Republican journalists
OF the state Neither r. Il revelation that Mr. Pait
rave pledges 10 vote Tor kOuerJ-On's cuulrIua
ton iu order 20 get votes for himself aa
Senator and when senator broke fhr pledges
The only hing strange OF disrr-ditInlr about
tir matter IL hat confidential message Ike VT
Reid to the President zAuu.d have been permitted
n, l into STA v4rt hands Doc mad iI-uUrHrIue use
or Thg Hcyfll promises to n.b>L more p. ale letters
procured nobody knows lo". Il .Ae Sid. v-rts c1u
Stand f Ii-,rire of uuHi-ulu- stolen cur--u"N irrcc
uruu4u.v H4-urels viii DE hDIe To- survive all lur
re, ..tIuus ,A4j N. thus drought forward Tie
chance ~ anything -l0uur1l- being brought to isnt
IN very smuil 40 Suo was DO "a position To- gl'e
coulIrutIa advice 20 Genera. Garfield would have dared
to make % disuouorpb.e proposition O.. him.
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MEMORIES OF F. W. sTOUGHTON

LETTER FROM THE REV DIR. J. P. NEWMAN.
To me EattOr a. The Trtb une.
SIR: Now that he is gone, and, alas for
eveI memory loves recall the true and beautiful In
the noble character OF Edwin W. sroughton
The last time I saw him IN hts own Daror, in
the quiet OF tho early evening. In spiritual moment
when the Soul themes OF highest import dis
mind was rcst-ul and dreamy. A. soon tho genial
greetings were over the conversation turned on the re-
slon Of the New Testament was content 20 listen TO
eloquent euo. ium the Bible his mother had given
bin aud which he still revered wish deepest faith and
affection He had copy Of the venerable Book on his
oce table and suffered neither volume paper % De
ced uyuu IT, This seemed like Ae reverence OF super
clifton hut he great for that. Il rather the
heart tel love mother and the Bible IN which she
had trusted While welcomed all the Lights
winch advanced scholarship could throw uyOu tue
stred text yet tuced that the place Tor al ungrs
WIS margin while the body 81 Tie text should pre-
serve the dignity AID authority which belong to Lhu ven
erEbleucss H- supreme fear was that the fath
~ some might weaken under TOO ucIuell alterations.
IL was easy glic from trausalons 4pd reYsiOus 10
the soul OF religion tsef anu Tor hour We cOngeIsrd
ana exalted by itb ira Christ and that hereafter"
wherein ne entered in ali the tness OF Ills luUIyd
Ila consciousness. As parted, las >4FCfy voice Ul
lowed ne down tine steps: GONE again; let Us have
more or tnlB" Bat not 10 DC. us great spirit
mas ett aud i3 solving problems which nave been
my7teriOus 10 the ages. d Z. NEWMAN
fLJtG 1CgHHe HOLIl IAN. ., 1881.
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LArESr AHLPPLNG NEWq

Steamer California ipr, Young. London Dec and Halifax
Ian 81 s.ta ullss and pis--ugrT- Henderson Bros.
steamer t.Isa Dee arkavena
8uaud A-puvlI l. 0ltu n4-e and passengers 10 Pn
LIrfuu. f.
coffee Mccullough LoepAeI Is Co. vessel 90 Pau Ger
Llt.
steamer gio Grande Galveston Dec 3u and Key
West with udtc al. passengers. FOB Aauot ~ 'o
General Whitney, hAiett boston WITH uilc ana
p4asDu-uIs To- Il / IAIu. b. .--...
tr- charlie camln ~ 80 John. NB Thompson Trieste
al DAYS. ud-r order. vessel 90 Iuch i-dJe *
lar. MlJcap br coleman 1Ati u dtVt WIN c.''f ana
f1a.0gal.y o J le Rivera Vr-5rI t0 Geo Au'loF
lark 80 Dresser of 'a-'lur, bruwy ltHl'.AIA ia ct
eli 10 aud Bedford wltc suauo o. Fnsomi vr'se! ."
b b smith co.. ,,. u. OIL, d.,
blrk lmmauuele giuseppe liali. FiougA Woods Hole
~ ara Gunc iurr Byrue Providence days in Daastto
sob-i r. Boyuton ncad Camden. with Lime 20 Il Brown
NIsCELLAN COTS.
b Manhattan toup4uys tux % n Dent. with bargcs
TOW od ruat Is now lying d5aD eel condition on Gang
WAY llocAs uavlag broken % ciuasica'
~ ma Ma Itr Doe now schooner Charles slime
none from Bath u Baltimore "t leo mssta}e 81 ana went
aaAuru Al AZ to-day. A548tAuCe Las been tI4eBE4yhsu oE
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AIDYIGHI WE4IHER REP0R1.


WAsHINGrOy Jan. IL. a. m.--Ihe barom-
eter has risen III Ene uno has fallen 10 districts
east ut tar N.sssNpp u Is highest Heai Boston ana
uNes, mean Detroit. h las prevailed 10 tAe southern
STATES ONO Valley and southern portions OF Tire Middle
states and snow continues in tAr Upper Mi.,~-Ippi
Valley the Laas region and the northern portion OF the
Middle safes The temperature uas risen slightly I'm the
ONO Valley and Lake region and has -aileu slightly ga
New England ana the " 'Ilr states. In the other dis
trtts tue temperature has changed slightly Lastcrly
10 solArrt gIuGs prevail the DISTRICTS east of the
NiI-si,sI. uud north Lids reported ia tLe
Northwest aud southwest
Idtcaf4DHS for t1-d1y
For the Middle Atlantic states, rain snow, clearing
d. the southern portion slightly warmer soutne-y TO
N-at-rJ HIuu-tuu .aituE followed Ht Using 5uo-ttcI
For ~eo- L. gland. lucreu-ln. cun ."4- wi.r 500" or
rain easicrIy lcIy winds, failing barometer and
sit rise in trm,rfa 'ur~.
Indications r0r i0-1JT~Or.
on THURSDAY cooler aud fair weather viii probably
prevail ga the Middle ana southern Atlantic states.
CliuiOHGry S,g,,diS
Cuuoaary ssIaIs continue from Cape h4rteras TO
-larrlalL.
yy.EIr.F THrAT. OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11

sawart nd II necessary 70 advance TO carry of
the sp0is that they IN the lottery OF ASSASSINATION
and find that the love and respect OF the people Tor Car
remove the obstacle by uventing cruel and wicked e
to derame him. IL becomes the duty not only OF every
Repub lcau but Of every American 20 resent he lniam
OF this cowardy assault upOn "A dead man, and 10 defend
lis fame by defending the principles for which Ia hst
ing james A. Garfield died He L0uur rs his COun-
Wy s, and hIs country should be us defender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11

RIO JAyETRo Jan tO-Coree-C3ood Frsts, 4I0OB4.2so
refs 10 kOs Average daily recepts 5000 Ship
mens OF the @sek-o the Channel and North u Europe
IZO0O bags ~ the United states $4,000 % fls
weekFyr the Channel and SOrth Of Europe 1000 BAGS;
Tor he United states, $1,000 stock $4,000 bags.
EEchanR son London ~ Freights psr sail channel.
80.
SANTOS. Jan. l0.-COTre-superior Santos 3a0nd 900
refs To- k0s Average daily receipts FOR The weeK.
300 bags shipments o. the week-f1 al counrres 81 900
bags Europe 5000 bags % week-to All
untries 1900 ~ Europe 1000 bags. stock ZIsOOg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11

boy about sixteen years old, with black
ht- ana dark oyr4 jumped ON The rear platform or "a
Tgeatvhrist cur. between Firth ana -izthaves, Inst
sv-iu apparently with the intonuJu Of stealing ride
"a, r.,. ,fF ,, tIi. driver and IA gbtJiug OF foil
.u me- tr.. Another car OF the same line, driven ny
te. Castle ran the boy and killed him Instantly
80, unu4e Was uOt learned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11
WELL PUT AND PCSGEST.

from i"f 1tDt"b 4-.''tt'.J "'"'''tf'
The stolen dispatch which Mr. Reid, Of TIE
TRr1tvr sent 70 General Garfield a-t MJTcu, and which
,,a~ published la lie Aerlo, B attracting Co1riIeiugIo
...t.rsu. There morning IN the Dispatch which RE
peculiar circumstances or the time dld not
msftfy II was just what rhe OCCASION re-
,,uIr.a and substantially what many others
.4id aud iu-t what said nothing would have
aid r tIey had spoken 40 lu or course, ex-senator
Ptt objects 20 20 taken occasion, 80 inter-
view w.LA d Hc-IlG reporter, say MT Reid IN an
article Wr publish elsewhere ud- word 10 -ay n reply
10 the sing point made by Nj Patt. aud tEc reply II 5
we Out BIZ Is uuuEeut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11

Tn0Y. Jan. lO.-Atthe fourteenth Convention
NJ the Docrse oi Albany, winch opened aJ 50 Johns
Cturru this morning. Bishop Doau3 da.rcred the auuu-
al address. ue discouraged tA. as. ~ ilr REVISED were
alan az tine Nrw Testament for other than marginal pur-
r,o-.- ABOUT seycuLy-nys ctrrSYurn aud tnrec 10y
ts ts from e8cu slr IL. parishes aud mission ga
fI.us ule Ia attendance.
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OBITJ IHY.
HAMLET d. SCRANTON

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Jan. lO.-IIamlet D..
Scranton. .xMIyor OF 'h' cry and one OF the best
..r .., ZEN, here died rDls evening Or apopio1y.
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4 PLAY7ER KILLED BT ACCIDENT

VIcKsBURG, Miss, Jan. 10.-Intelli-
gence has been received here Of
me death or Edward Wardeld, one
OF the LARGEST planters the Yazoo River. Saturday
morning Mr.. Warteld. while standing a
suaft which was 10, living With great speed had
some portion OF ais clothing caught IA the machinery
and before stance could be rendered he mlug ed
ntAuuu reAOELlllA.
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As the liver ia easily disordered, and more or
ess bilious distress sLre TO follow. Dr. james sanavs
Pills are of season2be efficacy. they restore the liver
20 healthy action, and remove all buiousness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11

The Champagne consumers Of This country
seem 10 appreciate thatot and brand Piper
Hrds-rk." by Bauf1rt's Circular o. thi4 %
the importation or wear endag December 81 iaaI
amounted 10 - 9O3 eases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11

TErBrxa OFFICE Jan II. q. m.-The movement
in tLe barometer upward for tls first half " yes
t.r.a, AM ,,as then steadily downward! Far weather
la .4e morning followed oy cloudy weather bee t'e
,f ri.y.u and by snow the evening. The trmprga-
go ,.. ,. .,rsI b.. aud 10. .ver.--e 80.
1r- Ia-7 higher than oG tlr corresponding da} Ia
year ana JI- over rnan On Monday
-, ..r .ruv. followed probably Bog clearing Wra.ier,
nm b. e.uccirI tI-Iay ~ tu.- city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11

Cru'che- % Patent EXTENSION safety - Crutch
made bv Ponerov Trus- rOmnanN So rs Er0IGEly Cd.
pOslte stewaFtA Clutches repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11

PARIS Jan. ION. ChGret, a noted scene
painter OF the Grand opera House aud other theatres,
. ... Yesterday OF cancer Ono Tue stomach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11
Speclul AoIlcss

A Edward ~chenck AuctiOneer.
THIS DAY MOST IMPORTANT Art SALE
OF SUPERB HIGH CLASS
MODERN OIL AINrISGS,
RECENTLY IMPORTED,
GEMS OF THE MOST NOTED MASTERS.
Which must positively b. sold any what
ever Offering The ettgaJrdnaTy opportunity 20 picture
HIGH CLASS WORKS OF ART
AT THEIR OWN PRICES.
Also
\ SUPERB LANDSCAPE. 3OK2O,
By the great American Artist
FREDERICK r CHURCH
NOW on Exhibition AT THE
sCHENCK ART GALLERY.
n. 81 Nt,saust,
AND WILL HE SOLD 81 AUCTION on
THIS "WEDNESDAY ant THUR, DAY, January II
and u. Ar O'CLOCK EACH DAY
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AN ATTACK DECENT NES WOULD NOT MAKE.
From Tte boston Journal

y ATTACK DECENT NFN WOULD NOT MAKE.
From Tte BOSTON Journal
ANY real friend of the statesman Gar
hei can well afford 20 leave hs Administration TO the
Route conspiracy by the throat had reduced the inter
est on $3.50 100000 81 aud per cent bonds 10 ~
cent, and had generally displayed capacity Tor, and
prOmptnrss IN tho performance Of public business. II
so maintained the Constitutional right OF the E.ecu
i've TO make nominations for important Offices
Senatorial dicfauon There ~ nothing u 'he record for
which an friend ~ the late President should feel
called upon To apologize Much less viii friend ~
Garfield offer explanation which viii make that man
appear weak and blind or IN the light OF
contemplate tTlsEster, does the correspondent
0f The Nrir- York NCruid, who that he nominated
Justice Matthew's TO the hope that the Srnltc would
fi!ss To- confirm him. Ii may be doubted II any real
friend %. the President would fry tO make it appear
that Mr. Blaine any other prrsou responsible Tor
letters had declared tuaj the Secretary OF state mad
never ursrd him To- them II may be doubted
~ any discreet friend General Garfield would ir
USE OF letters puruiueG from bis private correspondence
simply to make n appear that he controlled CV
others No -uuua not be- surprised wrrn tle name OF
tai, N~- York Herdd trieuu OF Garfield mae public,
10 0ul ur found to belong To- one Oi u- cousgcu-
dcfafnrr7.
Tie Wuule controversy best Is prOhJless IL Is
tl.g4y ~ l.e Ids, 5J lIr General Garfield 20 con-
r,rupI there need apology. certainly
,At plea OF lmGcci.lty behalf. Had
President Garfield lyrd should mover have beard
word OF this cheap kind or detr1ctun NOw that he Is
dead % frame theories Tor action which never
wuut have been dgHaHt ut 10 the time. The Fellow.
WHO are strong in "aItrr considerations cOusWCu-
OIsy absent a. she r-At uc aud quite prOmluc ~ In
coming 20 front when there IL chance that their
assumed wisdom can be subjected % any test which
decent regard a, conclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11

The sanitnry Engineer Is published Taarslays weekly.
Ten cents. All newsioalers.
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Is IT N DEFEN"E of GUTrEAUI
From The BuTaLO ErUreSz

~talWarts in Washington say the correspond
possession, or which Wh'teaw Reds letter
sample, will be published their lie euce FOR thelr
nnragunism GarHrld'- Administration This CORE
spundcnce II should have been produced
the Gurau trial There not another rtllwau living
whose autagOu CART ed needs much defence.
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CHICAGO, Jan O.-lostrrlay.s eie, ton OF tne
rC. - ~ rrade resulted t.e choice " T. w. DunAAA Tor
DIesidonA
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nm i b, held on wednesday. January Il 49, ~ ~
cie4" ne u Mrs. a. H. Warit 80. 90
o'clock p lha ~ 'N' a IL GIBBONS. President.
j. b. WHITE, Secretary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-07-15

Ala chambre les aldermen de
New York Il aluptt Af l'unanlinite-
une resolution, presentee. par NJ.
Roosevelt, demandart Ia nomlna'
ton dun comite pour 'sottrir les
hospitalit6s ct courtoisies' de la
Vile au prince siamois qui doit
visiter prochainement CO pays
comme alnbassadsur special de
s. NJ. IL roi de Siam.
LIE Heraldpr0te>te contre ie HA
au nom des contribuables. Ii rap
celle les orgies don't les receptions
uu prince de GALES, des am5assa.
deurs japonnais, dn roi des lies
Sandwich ct d'autres hauts per.
sonnages ont etc lelpretexte, ct II
DECLARE que 81 les aldermen out
euvie de sseniyrer pour celebrer Ia
visite de l'envoye dn. roi de Siam,
il les en loue fort car c'est 4u;snd
lis sout iyres que les peres cons
crits sont le moins uuisible 4 Ia vli
/ le -mais 4 condition qn'ils sem
vreront a ieurs depens, non q ceux
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