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oNp RACE, KENNEE sTAKEs. rnEEE-YEAR-oLps,
. MILES.
nTm RACE. HANDICAP srrrrLEcnArr, rnAc-
TIoNAL COURSE.

Pools-First race sau0tercr $50 Tonn $50 Jim Rem
wick $40 Lady Loud $50. llowpay $50. Rosiere go
Patuck Denis 81 Ntto So
second race Pain ulIls 500. POwhattln So PAN
ique S3l. Richard l.. 81, Laco "a Sl2.
Third General Monroe 500. Louisiana stables go
Li22r :. Sl7, Nettle SILL 1Olu ST. Rcferes SO Ia
Warhr 81.
Fourth ricc-Ml.s Moulsey $50 Charlcmaqne s25,
NJ lior ~ keit f2j, Disturb ince SIS, Wooster SIS
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. % i . / = 2 = o p 4

R''1f,Go' ''.''''''''''..''' I . -
go s,r.'G YIN a"''g r' on S' ,s.
| 4, e. on ba4rs -Nsv-hofk. 4 nrhel} ~ ItO blse
lu,. wi ri,is I',.or 'r',sld ia lil"ti,'i,s
" itu. rm -'ii HeLren. Time Of game uo
The I'm pnI g2d 20 nnept nlnop ra on champions
sip gan ~ WaslnEio lnrh Iest ilay, the ft1 nine
no nuRiio AMI SOW iots Lnaein Clubs play at Tho
tolg ggnoaa -. M'l "p" ~ ~ li3 ~, h, ,o, ~
nlnas . va n-oh ~ =. O. "plitn, ip.iay,
fnutiurhot Aus, =Aa"n.f ntaitiH4 sapa wa
B.aYed hefa iodtr batwan tho ftaylen % and Detroit
League ila9' =, m e g,y - ol al' If Ppt"
seventh ald elshth ihnilgs lhh scare vas "a "ld4
r Gs, .G, ''''''...' g.
ha,G Et.-nrtrit 3. Pug.d,n,c, T. iirus Dru.t q,
Prominence, d. PITCHERS. ustl "a 4 COZ aly Umpire Me
Pm ,prlrHIA, Aug 2O.-A ten inning draw game was
plan ed to-day DO tie IN lidephia and Ccye nj
cdos. m contest was uncertain from tho st'rf first
on SIDE leading then De tier me nI,lu5 was iIce OF
both sides The Or wa as follows:
PhiaGs Pha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i o 9-g
ad.lpl49 Cleveland, 49, Pitcher. Ferguson AMI llarA'ns
Umpire, M. Malone.
Bo>ro,. Aux 2J-The Boston club a gain defeated tho
CHICAGO nine today before pie Srd .r'wd Of spectators
tn home outplay ed their 0ppol at every point
AMI won easily BY the following score:
d cSs!Sn .-.......:,--, u
Use hts-Bostol. -. chicago. ). Tors-Bosion, 5;
Detser.
BAuMoRs. Aug. %. A one-sided 'ch was played
here o-jwr~n the B m1 RE and Vrsina nes, aud the
lon- PLAYERS by Ie bI ting Won easily In VI ginia
me- outEeded the nome mrn Goldsmith. late . TIE
Chicago cub pitc ned his first game FOR the Batmores
ard tie game tor item. Inc score was rs FOL
lows
Baltimore %
has, mn t-Baltimori II; virginia s.. Errors-Bam,re
., virginia, :. Pit.her' goldsmith ald Meesan umvne
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TRANSA TRATELLERS.

The French steamer Amerque arrived from
Havre yesterday With the following among her pas
seugers: de Colonly Minister OF France to Mexico;
Outlet ST. Angc, f. Ptli->ier, DR. EcObac, Ernest
Ayulo II. W. Dcutsch NJ. II. Runse. Mr.. and Mrs. g..
T. KrDtueyer. jose n Levy, 4. Lang, j. j. Lam .lcs,
Iuclen H. Henri, Dr. J. A Je incon, Manuel Garcia
Mlclael Loeb Franck Faucher, Emanuel Sem, ana
seph FeiuicT
the pal myers for Iavre on the Canada, of tire
line DR.. Juics Mtrng +, NJ SCOOTER, Miss H.
Iudgen.
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N1nLONAL ClPIrAL TOPICS.

IMPORTED GOODS FOR THE GOVERNMENT.
WAsm>GfoN. Aug. 10 The Treasury De-
a.tleui ms .tu,i the following circular IN rcgTi T.
the free On ~ Of arclos nulel Tor tho use OF the
Uuitci states;
IN fret. n.t ID, Tho tar ac' ~ Nlrrh 1e71 exempt
Ct.u uN "utfI'.t 'oft'd lD- the se ~ ih' lul"d
State. rrpy dr1 br prr"p b" sam" q NOT rudr ne
ar' q. lhi av f'i the pa h1'" w bond Tor me
a.. 81 900 Unit a .tHf. It pt"r We ch dN"t nor i
end. DO dfi. az rf.l4ud..c ur.n y rnp'r' Z. hui
,~IUN pro tl h... drIi,,r.1 fom the ru.t toby ~ io
tustlns sr era 1Uc practice has oh ne' hnfcftt no
some. nf GIvrI nI.iu Uurrf- p 'tc n-Ine goods ON
vftr tlr lnt .al % cu y DID, and which lnd 10" dc-
lyfttf .run Ylt or he GOV .iui n' Win ~ rrtrr
r r.. f... .r.rt NII1 1c fr ui'i tur kc q1anl ~
nf .fuii .Ia-l h,Idis- Dee imported uud deliver 10
4rt I d. t..te 10 ent's l1 F'ur.If dch'cifd
2. f. ttt.uutut p0 o. mibiHF The purchase. II
deem .IlI,t therefor. 90 s.1c M 4 MS b"putmeni
49,. .p. SO D. IIIel.tiIe 70. 100 wu med hV t1t lat,
f.1 li h..r. %, fp entry WI mo- 10" sr7nIrd inl
Hrir. i0uHfI tti'p. .t"i1t' h'nsh' ''nh nus pau
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~ ANlMcaN c0ySrL AnHOAD
,.aa Q Aams..n. L.ll., b N. Nan.a. 40 lan,naI

TIIW Tl8H7a0W TfTIff " INf H7HfHf wv V'HIN'T
Apuu blush iOt American representatives,
phiDsd. Whru recon that uW rnnfu ~ ftb et Voc
a. hau 100 Wit tly, BE- BE dihsDinAu 81 tIf Ingntl Woo
insult could anything be- more la lrDuHly n1iLfitbG
Hu Anrlrhh To- 81 Ia the servant ibu bfi lsi
tgnhlI fnt iuOt ton oh, iuf suahir, AiT Hsidal
NAai Woll4 yOh haNof Would Sou hayr Tue tospJnEl-
billy aiken rom thH dTaEoman AID c1Hfrrf,d upon
snu Df ignorant sraVnESfH Ui thu oiy Would That
1tTe YOU is tfaFH iiSH county TO county hlB.
slea etcry day a. snaDgy CeIaulasa VI wealthy
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SERTICES BY THE SEASHOEE

OCEAN GROVE, y. j., Aug. 20.-At the hour
for morning service fully 5000 cope present The
opening prayer IN de by tle Rev j. = j. McCOnne !,
Pre- ding Elder OF the south Philadelphia District The
sermon by the Rev. William Taylor b shop to Africa
N the CJnversiO1 of Sa Of faTsus" At o'clock the
Rev Thont, H. IIauon preslden Of Pc min StOn semi.
nary Dr.. 4ched on Faith and Works The Rev Dr..
A. J. ne l. ID. d., preached 10 alarge conrsation ms
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ro-DAYs MONMOUTH FARK pRoGRA,

There will be only one stake race at Mon
mouth Parl too ~. Thou Ia the entries for the Home
Bred Produce Stakes nave always be humorous the
starters have been few 1hs year T. Lorillarl's Wanda
and d. D. Wi'hers's Cadence colt will contend for the
prize Wan by her Victories has proved her,elf 70 b.
the best two-yearod 80 far OF the year willie the On
cncc colt ha started put once and then him
self vilucr Ia addition there 30 be two band caps
Over fat ana the short stccplechtse course
and n two and three yeir-Jd race all OF Which filled
tyelI
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- rInltr mlLnL.n Id aYnArrEE-

W.smtatoU Aug, 20 the Supervising
A,ri.,, ai tha o. asul ariri toitr i'it"t Of Inc
o. 7I tpt an utiDp ss 40 600 pt"prt r'"stnrii"n ~
u.esa. aus 81 ,.r.tas ptp. 500 "t ihs go eh's ~
q siir atl U 90 r,rrtR ufa thpir building ai stiht $50
~ oousffsa 10 ihu pHsad az providing "f no
taiiius lutrd ibe expenditures I"F all rhfp"sn' 10
a01ni. ID al in tuaie ht -r,ri ul tA6 iitdsuil 90
tirN tut, trt, .pnfo.i iioHs Nttr made 81 Inherent
Time ,- loo .oa.t aug IIs-t, 9lU1O1Ii 1ianh D. i~~j,
F7oculi ut r, l--i 01o,d.o, n.b ng tp.d Of T-i5-
OoD niau trcs- of 900. over RE hml fixed by tue
G. u..a.'. The hcit'r gives an opinion iai a. ''e
iatsr ...- are O. Iu-u o., or IN ossItnt Win the
O. 81 iu. -uI.t uI lF tptu e. II H. In DINER WORDS
.al A,s. IrF is O. pr read 'S ihu lfA Hlh I'm!
a. tl..It.lr. e. -iI.D3U Iat solicitor dY1 u s d, MS
O.ill the uicl,.un of ies- ds contrary III
ten UL not nAnilcs, up tlc oct OF ne chdc uch
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scored each iluiIg;

Z rs 9'Ofed olC1 IIul X:
Pr iOslyn .................-....0 o o 2 q o o. ,
Me- IOpOl tan .......... 3 q o q u q 4
Runs e,ri d-Brooilyn Metropolitan o. First ba,e by
en- IroOkiyn g. M,tr ppau = Frat base balls
Hrooklyn ., trololtan struck Out-Bro1k yn 5, Met
ropOlit G. es-Bfupklrn g Metropolitan Total
base hsProokyu ,, Mer' poitin II Two base hits Fsta
brook 2 wild ptcIea-Tory, l. PASSED. balls-DOrgan /,
Iinc o. eame- wo hour. and - mlnues. Umpire Mr.
Gri1ths. Players nit with bali-by Keefo by Terry
ABOUT 800 spectators witnessed he League match nj
the 4, 10 or uuds De n the Newly York and Buffalo
Gibbs IN feature of the ~ he rOng atu ~
the paycrs and Pc hcl iing of he Buiialo men
pp~0nu alo ~ freely. but his SUPP 1T wa fIr
superior 10 that OF Scrad. Cask ns HsHknsOr, Com
no, Rich r ON, Olourge and White di the be work
ba Tho home players ok long ead I'm ihc hr (
inn ng. id holding It to tho eud. easily. Tho score
wa ~ fllONB:
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsuIVGToN, Aug. 20. - Passed Assistant
Engineer j. W Coo Der has D en- orlered duty the
oncads at CITY Point Va, I'll ewing Asss AMI Engineer
H. C. BAug am, who ia plac d on waing orders Lio'-
tenaat-C om tuder g. \. Converse has be n detached
from Lancaster. Eur stations piember :, aad
Ofderel 10 return home ana irt arrival Ensign
Geor.e H. II lUrt s-en 4ctsc1et from the Ia IBer
and J.. 4 red TO Ietdgn no no and wat ORD rs.
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ATTEMPT TO KILL AGENT McGlLLlCUDDY.
" As.lNnrnN. Ang. 2O.-nAian AGent Nc

NN-IINIIVN, mug.
Gicuddy, Of Plpe Ridge AgeHcY, IN letter 10 tie Com
missioner ot Indian Affairs. says that >On-ofNO-Water
recently lnprd TO ak the aceats life An or.ice In
cieap publ cation s,yng that the Indians ha tnc rig
Il XIII NcGi1 cIddy sc1 III Indi1p . make M at
feppf lie saftorwsrt arrested aud Is now held sub
lecf O he ord 1 OF thc INDIAN Office.
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND REUNION.

WASHINGTON, Aug 20.-rhe sixteenth an
nua reunion % the Society Of tire Army Of the Cnmber
Ian Of which Lieu General Sheridan presidenr.
will be Roc n Y, september Il ana IL
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ssm,,nu 10 the .uecrs AMI tanns Of even

Eeverumen submittine 70 the enecrs am thus o, WI
the heatbcn We are not dccenty represented abroad
and vet Mr. Randall would have tho salary appropriation
cut down to throw the various offices INFO me
hands Of ignorant uninorcAtcd foteisn"rl can mn
words sc enough In which 10 voice my hhhei
rome q Of such nisgardly policy. Double The present
SALARY n you going 10 NEEDLE with tho M tier w ~
do not know vet what has become of Senator NnndnlIs
hill but hope 4 mot with stngipg rcbute the last
Anlrrcpn Rsgisr is Parisl rely Vt tad that mo pl
wa. pending TIT. same paper contained the ssnonncc
meni OF the nomination Of III inc aud Logan, when we
Dauascoans formally Endorsed.
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1hc7 scores sll made ont OF possible - points
Lieu tuan shepherd OF the - Regiment won, for the
thid M tus season. tue Robbins medal. by score 81
40 cut Of %.
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Sky Ter cent OF tho entrance money was divided
| ecu lly tdcs' winners
The winners of medals gwen by he National Rife As
| scot ION ia the mafkman's class Ga se match
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BoSToN, Aug. 2O.-Tho New York yacht
Cruiser had trial with the HOydn of Marb ecaj thi4
afternoon. and victorious IN hou :. 90 minutes
aud seconds. The IOydcn did not go the
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pOss TRAINING FOR A RACE

RICHFIELD SPRINGS, y. u, Aug. 2O.-ROSs
went into active tranIn, here lay In anc patton OF
his race with Tcemer, on ptember .. at Saratoga.
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TIE LETTERS or ACCEPTANCE.
OPINIONS REGARDING CLEvELANDs
ftbBLE GbAIliUDb lis BEST POlNT
from ne NsW York Erehin0 IOa Asststant Deiaocos0

| FEEBLE PLATfFUDE IT'S BEST POINT
From me NeD York Ereafn0 TOa IA ssisant Desocrs0
The letter Is a plain, straightforward dOcu.
ment n winch perhaps the most i'm or ant 'cnielc,
looked by his riysl-hat IN Presidency |. oKccaY,
BREvTrY Irs ONLY MERIT
From me N,p York sun CDsm)
has the N rit Of compar tive breyity but no Other
that we can discern.
so ATTEMPT 70 wREsrLE Win THE PLATFORM
from ne N,vrort Wortd lD,m.J
In the ont ct the Governor zee pts without rye TIE
expo nj nor ampify T. Il his estimation % nsgd, %
supplement o. explanation.
No ALLUsfON 10 FOREIGN POLtrY
We look in vain N III. Lite f,r spcchr d. iafi,or,
litins TO FORE ga eoiey. Ih' tindit'o"ll Am,rcn
Intervention.
M ExcrsE roe LACK or rprAs
~. h,Gm i.s Nrn i9,t Hyt f"H'u, 1,Il,,..
cte,ulye officer and ~ ic.gons bic oly 10 ilihal
cf,rnlon oi the lf"s which nee does not make frptt
PLAIN mQDrfG Dr9YpltppAXn snnEwD.
n Is plll ANA modest ana NJ lhe same time dirnihJ
ana shieBd.
NErHEn plrH Nog pOlSr
There "a let pitastaph ora senelca in u hat bee
re gr point enough g. ent t'e It 10 trave' on so's
Will erlrrb 70 WEAK uruocnAttc MsDs
from ne hsw iDtt ftnss i'"sHd ~ ..-
CITIZENS 20 iu1 60 frl-t ~ hls tirts anl purposes
4 siuphY tyorrlVslyr pp'rHttr
rum me ast. tHtt sitf .fsHn.I
FussIb iip lun 81 ~ iatin h.Hiarf q i not
at 4ll iiuahoei lt no fisiiu iHl naha' si'ias
81 t.e tahi lts ~ tho l'rp ip4 raitt HHi NAts ~
poi lao Hh ~ ihuhnhsfE hnfuhapt pHi ltll HH 800
h al paga f0.day, We afa pifsied 10 hnI az ahg
faii1ual rlbanau u ~ tht drisT,
IiE htki fnihn 80 AptiiiAh
rum he FhHgdrlptfH iu4Hiftf .EfpI
Cove n0f ,.rF iahNs letter ~ a,, rpttH.e canes a
near saying nothing ~ % admissible ~ collect 90 Il
words an s-n enc ~ is iru-th.
LACKlNt BOTH COURAGE AAD IDEAS
from NE IhUadslph fress.
Il lN. e d
where he dar std them. he .agk, ability ~ cspitsL
No voter be his pOlflcs VIVA thry may, VIII red tls
extraordinary production " tnOut sdppOiutmrn.
NEITHER BbILLIAN NOR LOGICAL
fioH lhs IhutGst riiI KrtOrf INT IrH.|
II l. refreshing ~ er he unnatural amcHes. II ne,
the uncertain argument .. "a, al IA girr ucE
e-Otsn OF Bu Ter 10 read he dellyrra o. ca d.
dtc for eat Office who 10 * effort o. JaLLie aii
readers with fights vi ruetCrc OF confuse hem Win
MacIIaY tlan .Ollr.
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MILIrARY MARKSuEN At CREEDMooR.

The fifth of the series of qualification and
markmau's class badge matches began at $50 m.
yesterday ut Ceedmoor. Many Of the competitors made
qualifying scores In the first match. The win ers
as follows:
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tssc no active part In save TO LOOK aef Ms
own Cungr, ssOnal district.
POOR OPINION OF CLEvELANp's LETTER
vnrAnp MCPHERSON THINKS IT ~ srurip-AFRAlD


snvAnp MCPHERSON THINKS II ~ srurip-AFRAlp
TO DISCUSS Tnr TARIFF.
my rHirG 70 rnr rRibusrl
WASHINGTON Aug. 20.-Govcrnor Clevelmds lo''
Ger Of acceptance arcgsdcdb by here almost
with contempt They do not understand why he should
have waited 40 long TO say No httlo. Secretary Mo-
pher.on Of the Congressional Committee, speaking of
Il today, said; Tho letter 10 very stupid one
There is almost absolutely nothing in IT, Tlden GER
,ainly never had anything do with IT. aud 1t has been
suppestcd that he had unless he helped 10 make IT
stupid for a purpose and Dan Manning certainly
ought 10 have been able TO do better than that Only
two points seem to be aimed AZ in the letter First,
AN announcement that he Is not candidate for re-
election. which is quite unnecessary on the part OF MI
Cleveland Second. an tempt to snoer at the pro
fcssona politicians bv charging that they seek non-
nations and when they get them, neected' have
policies of their own and views 20 yndic'tc ana all
that while he was simply sought ont and has no VIII
or npr,,sc. of his own except 10 act as executive
oAicer" Mr. Mcpherson thought that Mr. Bayard and
the other old leaders who have been put ASIDE Tor
Grover Gle, Gland will relish tins portion OF the letter
"Cic,clanl in his lolter said Mr. McPhorson'' says
nothiul about the tariff the finance. or oven about
Nj Mcpherson is quoted by The critic also as say
ing The absence of any reference 20 the iarih Ia an
evidence of cowardce His party said something IN
At patl about the tariff Our party certainly SAID
a few words ON that subject. But Governor Cleveland
was evidently afraid say anything a; all. He skip
ped the tuiiG part of the platform aud went on down
10 the question of sumDtuary laws. After getting over
the word 'tnl1A' he ndor5cs what his party says in
regard TO personal liberty ia relation to the use of
stmulaut.. lie figures on the subject OF labor
lie endcavor 80 prove that his theory about the treat
lnent OF the labOring classes il correct although IN
practice he opposed to intended to benefit
them I'm OF her words he tries to argue that his veto
ing Of bills IN the interest oil worklhgneh was 'nooIo'
Cally correct - .
Mr. A. NJ Clapp, of the Republican Finance Commit
tee saws: " 1t is about harmless epistle as he
toN Ita Y.
nothing to say and said nothing There are some
patitndes and well framed sentences in the letter lie
saws nothing in good English lie assumes the roll OF
lecturer on high order of craftsmanship in manag-
ing public affairs"
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Third Rdcc X grct $50 Alba t26. q lou nlly R2b.
Economy 81, Equipoi.o ~, hudacly 80, sun Mad ~
IoUfh Edcr Error $50 Adonla 500 Ban ana SD
Petersburg flj, pr,cianu ~. Dahba ~, Wndsal % -
rim R1rc-IIrrb TT sos, ItaSka $40 Bon cook fi3,
Bond older f21. Caramel r2l MARYLAND flt ldte ff'd
SIG Tattoo cot SI2. ia Obut /, Hopeful -.
san RHre-II uforl 800 Mirmaduke P31, Lytt0n
900. ChlckaIe, $50 ClOnmcl RIO, joe Mitch II SI1,
Wandering 81.
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A DEMOCRATIC ANALYSIS An

Prom me Ne,g. York sun aug H. erdinq Dem paper.
Since the first publication IN Buffalo news
paper Of a scaIalous story affecting Governor Cleye-
lands private character The SH has az Oldcd printing
any wOId that came from his accuSers. No matter how
definite the specifications, nor how worthy OF respect
the Judgment of those who have been led by their in
vc.gation to conclusion adverse To Mr. Cleveland,
that side ~ "a" has beer excluded from the columns
,,r ' rdr. t f. onIv ~ tbev hive opper in Tho
several statements explanations APOLOGIES and denias
n"iiicI mireTs We nave also preferrcd 10 form our
own opinion from the evidence offered on one side only
that say. the side favorable O the Cs"d. This Il
not strictly judicial way Of getting At the truth, but the
adyoc ttes of nin charged hth lumOialy can hirdy
There ia reason 10 believe that the answer /, now sub
stautdl, complete IL has reached the form IN which It
will finally stand au1 II !, 10 be- noted that the defence
offered nm behalf of Governor Clc,. land against the
charge of personal immortality has passed through
ccs,iye phase. from an absolute. indignant denial ~
oto 10 au apology tht includes an admission of the main
Tnc principal pleas M defence Of Mr. Cleveland based
rs Wc assume. ON separate and independent lu'tst-
cations of the luct. i've n number The INST was
published iu the columns OF Ihs it'ui'P IOd ihd was
reprinted I'm me sun The second wh, undertaken 10y
MI lorIuo g. King. In order o satisfy the conscientious
fan. i,',pJil,c ,rrp.rl of lrchrry rne third IL The
II KS c-rcr.ay designed for lho benefit OF doubling
prmo.Ia4 o NE regular sort The fomtl like the inst
b. dd.c.-.d lo Nr Independent Republicans Wlo nave
blame on th issue OF rci-uua character Ne printed
dt1 hriWr tt-Itrdif The ttih ~ one statement "I
the Rev. pr kiusy Iwuus lu me bdsreud,nt news
Au ntcOf these statements nrree IN one mpofinht
UHiiiruIt. IitN u'I udmll. without Wi'mp hl IlhL
tn.i NiN tlnNr id acknowledge ihp paternity ~ hoy
rhIld bufur tu MIN ont uf wtliurH ~ Willow uhheh
Miihi li'iNn Ihis point, th'n, ia tslhhl'hh ~ lhe
evidence 90. Me- tlrtrIinda hp'lnsl.i+ " wac h"ir-
utpi te tuniu aprlnDniiUn offered ny NE original 49,
tl7oia 800 H1p"ti pi lhtit 'I''f'" h'l'hl ''W"snp
AMI o. hiHai Co., brpi u Wow, as thr n'h qutaiu ht
lftur tbll NJ VIA sul'h uu the ai'hfih ni tho d'hhiH
dsIuUt. uud uu 4lilirt i"frifun ui the rtlatntp n
luntIiul 800 IIraIttunin rId ui me hrnprtNlI tihdl
ditu Ut lirfdrut tha The Hrnih ruhis" pl uWhH7ilp
Nuh even Ilsftutd tu tl ttsutfiihn mru lho hrinaA
tIuu hlaiird iud tunfhrd tta community "thn u 30
tuir that t4iutri cleveland man ui t pure nl WAS
tho ufat uur-fiuu asked tha charge ., made Win
nauna and dHits let no wait Tor hia HbaoHto dnhlal
Then lti 49, afu Tho AUTHORS uf tho hrandAloua chhfHo
prusrrui al und punished fOg criminal libel " INC an
tAOil-,I tp oOugl aitoI just Nonty QUO days lhaI
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CLEvELAND's LETTER IN NEW JERSEY.

Love BR,NCH. ~ j., Aug. 20.-The letter OF
ncceptance Mr. Clev land Is source oflaugherto the
Republicans dni bitter di.app linment to he Demo
Gratis IN, Republic ans anuoving their Dem,c
friends bv contrasting this doc Iment with tn able
letter OF Mr. Blaine Ge ieral Felix Agnus OF ryland
.ent he followin, dispatch 10 Mr. Bdne Cleveland
must hgy4 watch he lug IN his 81 le instead heart
Ills ~ q great disappointment 10 the Democrats u
Is lootCd upOn nIthl'g from negative man MARY
laod IL leig 40 to folio such icaier an when
ko,crl,r.r co nrs yon will ar good accounts from us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-21

An attempt was made a short time ago 10
tnu gln NA,ay Into Iowa Ia In ihayr buukt but tne
very fic OF az Iowa rtfl my volume 0i tlat klnd
arV - ID -uspiCionS,- lBpslUn FOaI
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nlrNrrD ~ 4 'Tmm0InLr rrAn

Putting ihrso i've trprits tu4,itar and OK
rtoieji ,,pnnns ors.tI,4 30 iba ooa solitary taof.
wi n" even iha u"trit's nearest a"l d.a'Hst itieWl
nssel Ht m tte'"g t"st %, -. h'l ~ q i"'s anG
navy W. answer ihii "e tmnb D. is ftb uAd hlA .
hiss - it'5 '9'7, We 80 "l lE-e ID i ilr l+htst
manhood oHt. 60 Nomannuna which strength owes 10
name-. ltl, a-cEfum- story. which We cannot road
of Joy many, matters not; tho crime is done and is
knowing what We 30 800 regard TO Governor Glove
land, past life, We must reason upon probabilities.
left his vicious behind him at thirty five.
hardly be expected to leave them behind AZ forty or
fortv-fye: at least long be has true domestic
ltc-nO home, no trcSld.-but lives the life OF imam
about town, ia hotels and clubs and saloons. our OBJ
tna he who has led dis olutc lie in his early manhood
j. very Likely Ia connur IN IL unless arrested by one OF
G1kIna him new man in Christ jesus: or pure
affection -prin@nS mp in his heart. AID lifting him ont
OF the slime If his past life into true, noble manhood.
That either of these influences has yet into Gov
crnor Cicveauds liic we have not becn informed.
The absence OF any domestic life Is certainly public
misfortune the OF one who stands ia relations 10
whole people. He who has wife and children say
Lord Bacon has given hostages 10 fortune Yes, and
hostages To character The atmosphere Of home Is the
best guardian of public aud private virtue. The
Governor to have felt this when he entering
upon h- present duties There * something very touch
ing in his letter to his brother in which he SAYS Do
you know that il mother were alive | should fee. 50
much sa!erl / have always thought that her prayers
had much To do with my success Well may he nave
felt tn los, Ot that guardian angel In scenes - new ana
trying And II he should enter the White House we
should feel that safer" and that were safer
If e had that santCd mother preside his house
hold.
Ana now what does all this proyel That Governor
Cleveland l. a man of immoral lItel BY means: IL
proves nothing; but II creates suspicion OF many
things which we would rather not have to think about
We do not wish To accuse man wronguy, or even to
suspect him wrongfully and yet are haunted by a
terrible fear We are leit III state OF uncertainty IN
which the heart sinks with uamelcss dread. II IS for
the Christian people OF this country 10 look at these
things without passion and violence. but with open
eyes; and without being swayed ny party feeling hut
acting sObeTy, diScrcety, and In the fear Of God to
say whether q man OF whom they have such fears and
forebodings is the of man whom they wish to see
elected President Of the United states
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Tho President Of the United states cannot
draw bis SALARY uuul four aH"us nave lpkrd Toto tue
blA Zee ANA gwen iht prtnaaiuHh i frutufr - ANY
body WHO hhH sFri Taught imul school lht VIII not
Goui yv4.tluul ~ LAc lcaat, Ban sOn Free fiesi