New-York tribune., 1884-02-17

bones and somewhat high oheck-b0ncs. Unlike some
Kcntnckans he can Bscn with the greatest patience 10
any talking and what De says In reply Is " the pon
and discreet have an idea that he il the best pro-
duction OF the since the aud Of the better
meaning soutl-that portion which perceyes the oppor-
tuuitics of great nation and the mistakes oil merely
destructive force within 10. re Els been compared 10
William Pits Tc-seudeu FOR uls easy Gd Hiuedte pre-
r~lnu 90 debate taking question 1s If ffo1 inner
Thought, thinking it alora hi' 'ec' making nncr-
-oa' n'vcr referring TO himself or bis past or 70 1y
f,.u" t'at he may have. but arguing 20 ont ln such
way .- Co command tle lospect OF any -ct.ou. mau
Indeed. VT Carlisle is elmo p o-.scu 0f Ohio. Cow
'tau. wIsr. DE- lives "a. keItJoy s'Ur1 ct GIN
,-i. and Cincinnati uIeu invest capital oycr tner. Dee
,s. iu. -l. O.. Uc.tcr than CHAT %. Cincinnati mot -o
nlI-oncDupI. sod gud gully -oopHl Ia iat city lives
OK Governor Stephenson, au excellent o.len, aud
C,'ou, Thomas T. Jones Also lA''- there who WAS 'i'
main competitor aeaiost Governor Knott Newport is
.Iiiu,b of Cotig--on and There hls on- been main
,u.d United stae- post with polite o.rers and ' tA'
actomrauim,u- or Government Ir no' oiiru ihai q;
Cogu-tJu any ot tic derFss'su,cs ~ Interior heu.u'
take place. Mr. Carlisle could easily have been Onie'
states senator from Ktntlcsy but De- valued hi7 char
arr too much 10 lct it bc malterprt,d q, although lac
haIuot promised uol o, stand or thc senate. H. pre-
rar.rd to consent to tle sfl.on of IBIS words
~ ler tum t. take tle senate b, thought more of
;h. promotion tlau o- h.- good n4la.
Another r,i.arl,- 1.lu .n vasl.arau is William r.
N.r.i-1u o' Illinois,. b. has NOT t'r patience Hor tle
natural n.'tl Of ,i-le hIt i- mln o' probably n.r"
,,l' uI more hannah 4,tIn1'.- CARLISLE r3.Aer rl-c>
or.f. ~ t. conventions. Ir Iud .,.t-cou-, ot-no-- oi
u.I Morrison l- u.tu. up.r-or'.- b. I- d' lt.- rc It
u. o. Doe .tr i- t., cu'lr of hi~ 'cL TAo-" m.u hc
likes Dee I.,. his .gu.'- bIt -tl e.ItlGc- tf grim
lu5 -tran-e % tlcm. Tho ic' clements o' m- 'aaf-
,a-r.a I-- -t md ui genus for politics He Ike tAo
.t.tI r. -r Ia lv. T p .r Do
military genus. IT. was born at French ka-al-'aa
probably .ue old town m the We-f, which - n'Tf1't
falling into the .cr whore oac' IT. Drlzcn guns Stood I'D
,r, TO menace 90 once the Indians and the En-l SD.
There OF q scotch family came Morrison ana be ,t ites
IN tlc vicinity of st. Lo1is. thoush across the river
When a boy lc 7,eut the Mexican yar, thereby show
u h. ntcr-, m the public concern. and bic passion 70
have % haul un them. When the Rebellion came on hr
hard less prompt and showed his face 10 the Ioe
aI Dee returned politics IL 1t We're another war ami
h. h1. been Inundated and again vicioronS but he Is
uuchaugcln.c You sometime, see oA his face the
rather >corufu workings Ot proud mind and aglln the
half ri Smile OF m anticipated success or an enter
t.a. injury Yet under all tai, the nature OF the man
sud. and Lac al such positive men his attention, n"J
10 ,ay foudnrss. j. cherished by others No eas" That
r-, aim. higher tlan Morrison. TIE Presidency does
not scare HIM. n his Tann bill should pa-s and meet
with favor and DE could be- IN the ie" intervening
months before the nominating conventions. understood
hc might roll over the McDonAd movement Ike fiery
torrent perceive that his Don Morrison ! ~
Washing. Oh md j., earnestly IN favor Of William
Secretary Folc,r occupies a queer position ~ wash
.u-.oa f1r q man who 80 Long IT the head oi the
Bench OF New York which con-Id red about A }auy o
,rusr. with g.. Supreme Court of thc United states.
r1rl n Is nj tie head OF the Treasury Department hc
-r.f. t0 be- .hrrc somewhat Ike 0p0~sulu or rae
coon which had found the building empty gone IN ana
cot ,urretlc,tcd and there seems NJ way 10 1ei hn
out lie lid exactly 20 m because nee desired q" 10
3d. .t was invited n. AZ least the door wa i't open
rr him. and ,o % hc see better place 10 live he con-
Time. there the President being too nd"ent to attempt
Il. ouarrel with him. .Il the NewIotA -iOyt Ouys who
want his pcrqui-itos -covl at hlm a off, because ne
w- once judge and mi iii -outnc, some OF them u
they ,line too near.
THE celebrated Appo'lnafs water c1~', which has
lircl th. ,ou Mr. Fo-er and of his predecessors i-
a in .lucc OF 'w much rare personal Influence ha- &"
40 with decisions at law. The Appoi-nari- voter II
l,,il murr.. water would De allowed 10 come ih irce
NJ not natural water would have to pay TAX. tu.
considering the ,heapuc-, OF mineral waters, would p
If , OF the reach of uc IarGeep and the saloons wAel
uar. JOB supply I i4 general, ircc. ~o "Etn d. schulz
WIN, WAS formerly a--arer of tnc United States iu Val
street FOR . great many years arI therefore WIS Mr
rl..,, f1rerur.r DBL 7. up Ais H.d 20 contest, a-
mineral water ulnuf1"tircr thr Dol -Il 'nc-S of tire Ap-
I1rai, fi. aH.a seemed FOB De decided every tn' ''-
,.,r,.u Il. ll. I. or tar Hiau .t could he Drought
. Ci. d..-,r claimed tlat this Hlta HId u''1le
..t KS added .0 arr .l'I3lF a.l -I.t itfd a-" lo
Give r more pi .G.F. the I-sasarE Department once SD
l,i,l: .u Jt, great senator IRON. NrF-lo'h '-
retained -o es,r,-o tl. insight o. i- ro .."l'nre "a -'c
r..., ro.-.. b. uat eo.ut.r..lee tAe Secretary ..-
unable "a. -,. lutfliu ar. .fr.I about th. acr u tf.
ror.r l.I ..l.H-rl t. d.t.- with t- -IIt ''t
u,t .u.. some th.t ''a- h" "'H.l have '''i " i'i
. r..; .. " .-' ...a .ud. 'H -hr whole. lor" com
q no
never qua.~r.,I v.ta aay''.r. though -'oi i".'}
r.,.. 20 .a.e .ecu c,,d eoan-~lars at Jue ol'-
staff
I-l-l -. l.r.. f..t ,.. uev International '.j ri-l
fs-,. pr D.r-.D..srr Ha been received with aluo-
......r f,.r on. literature baI .lu o. tsc lowest
,lb ~. r.., 1c'r-' with rapriut- of almost cF''s
,,t p.,tI-a.I abroad. ma.yoi which were "orru3fnr
..,, of our l.eu and women about the wisdom oi
.,v r.. ~o.rt, ras..v,r h-,dons nonarrhi'h o'"a-
f.i4, In.iud Yer, reaching down INTO uIc h1Ilne>'
l. ,,i t..e l..,... Not Deiug Ie.t1l,I pay any
s,,,..lt ,n these books % lowe. 1Hd ,oNci range d"
uiu,r ,ou-,ul. ;ll ,e issue OF chem here "uuI th'
rf.Js u -tcIa -l. 20 %, >,ly much matter OF mere
,... ,.li.. The lo'r r-IIl.I, D, ul tine uI'-Hr,
ar -..r- must u., couy ri-ht 20 foreigners. tHel
,,f ,. t 1ay 30 Of AaI.c to ul.u al women W 80 ''-
make books ON A.rIr- -l'l. .i-. -id under Bat Ell
plrI.rurrt ve ought 70 reach WITH me present con-
,ton ~ perception and ir, san"e here very respect
| able literature
Ia tine time. of IRVINE. Coope. iid Prescott books wcr'
Generally issued in several volumes ami 81 high prices
,ua consequently limited sllr brought respectable .e
urf.. Any book worth buying Is worth pr'-er'i M
Mr. ~pofori lLr Librarian 90. toH-r'~ renll'tei t' u
lure the week. ~Our publ ,h"rs aI Aot Idy cops I-h
J enough They pay 10 per cent 2 ncral.' Nov th.
sorll be fair for rhc first thous1ni hut when hoo
r7,. nm into tile several th0u-and- tho copV mt ish
+ he advanced because then the issuing Of the book ron
tb lc.trouaies d.. amatter OF very te cost compare
/ ffyely The plant speak. which Is the compost
ton and the rccroyp ps of the book nt Will ~ Ahci
FROM, the author through lower copyright but when
mans book run. up into the seveId! Ll0d',h- thcT'
ought % Dee Is. % or - per cent paid tine ""H'I' III
III ,te Interests of publishers aud authors in tn
country will h, found to ar Identical; at least n that t b