New-York tribune., 1884-02-17

Aros Tovuseld NJ Cleveland Ohio. says that the Re
puhrans can carry his state next october II one "r -
eral mon sro nominated for President told MN thA1
senator Kellogg said 70 me thar Ohio could dictate the
nomination. Mr. Town-ead said that knowing their re-
suup. iIIt in tie natter thc Ohio mon were uoi s's
20 select the person they should favor without in' I"-'I
inquiry ar conference TIE spoke very well of "'AA A.
Iu-.n 9uI also off senator Harrison Senator sherman
also received Dis attention. bad an ldra ii"u -I
T1vn-end- statements that the Logan boom Wi-h' 10"
advaucr- eastward. and observed last winter when
Bon urucr of towns iu Ohio. thai ther rising '-
-terost Iu LOGAN. chiefly ON account of DIS taking l~'
hG,ucral Crutin th. Fift John Portercl-c Governor
Foster said tl7t lr nomination for President oi
IT, r. Payne would Doe rather dangerous thing for The
Republicans n Ohio where Nr PAYNE bad boon so long
! anf flvor-bIy uo7u. ON the other hand. have in-
formation That The Pa family. with thsr father ~ tle
head have considered the Pee iiauta matter and de-
= -e1ul,d that IN mo- event should he r1n because bis
health - precautions and the white House vo"ld
be io 20 20 Dis grave. His a~ are too fond Of him ID
wish to sacrifice him to h- aaJ taer ambition or the de-
--c o. poi fur.-. ,Ir Payne Will ho ci-tr-'ne years
old when Doe comes ort of c United ~1fc senate if h"
serves Dbl, f cru .ud would Doe seventy -ni1t year. "'
irIc -ho1Ic ure out t-e Trc-.i'lr
IT., aggressive element af the Doooc-e'ic party is he
fc. r.de.I,m.t. l.I oIu, Jh. l.'i' on
4I' such r..f..-1- incu a- Itl-i .ni Carlisle l.et
/ H.r.-.t tucir r.or- a-aiu-. tle nomination n. hr
Far. .ue. Dis -r-rah at Co'1u u- 20 t.c ''-c
Iii. .d .h,t There is MT ou. Unt- et Senator i'm
favor of the nomination Of President Arthur az 'h-
eaea His-no-- intimate rcr-oul ffoIt u the senate
Senator NJ er or California. u4- si,d reluctantly tn3t DE-
vouid l- 20 Arthur reelected hlt that DIS veto CO.
thc Chinese ban would te u-.d to bis ul' ii lh i--
tl, racinc states. The two states yLIoa menace Tie
T Pre-. don't most are Ohio and Ncv-Nork I'm Ohio.
Foster 1ys that Arthur could not carry tho state and
O., secretary sherman Remembers certain controversy
he heidi with ls former C'E,c'orof tha Port oi Nc~-
Y,r, and severe documents callnatiu- fr'; tl' Treas
r,~v throne about tlLt senator Muller. OF New
yrr III 10 hav, remarked that when the time came
and Ncy-York was called urou 70 show tha fdh that
was in her il would bc shown that Nr Arthur could not
carry the state. and shown 10 -urh u'nA maj '"ef'
would DE no sufficient reply. The Senators generally say
that the President give, them what they want an" th'y
have no complaint o. him. bIt that b" ha- E' policy 'ho
NOT much moral courage: .ld one o. taOH compared AIh
toa sturgeon whose backbone va- r.r.t 90 piece OF
ulste.
The Government through th" respectable cooperation
NJ Congress Is getting ON wonderfully n 70, collection o
3 autiquitics a; the CAPITAL city. The Ne" N"NouA
Museum IN Tie smithsonian grounds. h'- no parallel III
this country for t- illustration, o. natural history ana "
mansiud on this continent The Government "''''u
of stuffed sulmal- i, wonderful There Group III hi'
ruscrr with seq lion M me top ta f. IN" most per
s i,ic OF it, kind in tc world AL tHc nations are
there 10 be in cncy wearing heir - n'l- ' sent
from other countries. TIc collection ~ musical hl>tru-
ucnt- Illustrating the growth of harmony ana 'ua' Jul
man. Is delicious thc r.cd- thc Indians ana thc BAR
barians play upon to uc Dos the side OF tie n'n-
,oli1 the duiruer and other ucor too' OF ~"ano uom
-E,r th Malay Peninsula and from t'" Pacific Islands
In tl ui-euu are %. N.-n -tpa relies which hoN pN
the purcha-, Of thc Lewis relics. Evc become dr-''
f r,rnindrr ~ the home life ~ thr General MS od
bllc china haupsr- ~ INST in the rage Is h1"h+aln
cIotbes hi. surveying Instruments and writing utensils
h-ip. him hciorc us o'd clothes only can when the
| spirit and th. mould ha'c Hcd
Tho now Pension OHcc on Judiciary ~C11re. almost
upon the of the prison whore General >irAir' "7-
confined has risen nearly the .ecoud story, and H re-
rnarsauIe monument of tr c,ii war Between the two
-t-, runs "a u.lt or -ricl.. probably tte. or f1ur feet
in b,ielt representing tAc Army OF the Union on tA'
march. This friDte runs ai around tAc building when
is a n-ly large one ro ih 200 Dos 300 ir., an'
therefor cecv department ~ thc Army r di-tnr'' n"i-
t-...l u t.~r,-,otta lov r'ef; the cova,r Oh" r -
cry. the marching infantry by whole rceinent'' tIN
N.i- tHa barc~u.u tha c,-er .aud 30. ID costume "-
they veIc. obey i march torr,rrin tho -'-t or Visitors
from c rest OF thc vor.G while within tiai '"'r" "f'
foreman t.r r.. ot tbe ns.ed ami rho d pendent d.
.Ao-c vu, lost tines. lives ll .ur -l.t c''' ''n."
Nl-- putting up tae Pension ol.e.
Clos. 10 th.. building i, t.. celebrated cI r.H Hli
dc,f-urd U, Hatfield suo oI,..d 100 DID,. 'rt P'i".'' '
fh. century, u I-our 0f no. np-' I'c.f- "' ' iI
n w.f.r.rto1 though mott uHea noticed "H account col.
it, .nrrY. u1iFu1 ,aoter'. i. b. 'ar Potomac -'i
t,. f.f li- 81, Ir Ia.l. every v,ar col tro. l'r .,
.-.ptI, recess ,cutf. l,l dFtuc"i wins 'ra h-iir
and r- proportions remind ono ol t"o best i.'nu '"id
-i.- Here a tlc -Ioat TRIALS. cfl ah4 ci.ai.l. .'
Washington have ti .. i... .'r f.iI years. ''' Do. 70"
,....,r trial tu. -...- -. ..r b..f 'l-'. .' -U-
.-,ft ..ii! OBJ. 4.. ,, .it ...r nDI~. in.t ''l
/ .r..r.e tll. attention OFF .'.p. tHa'- ".'H -'nh
NOT -cf in tl.rt.s 7hr D.r' " ri'. '' '' '"- Ii
-,, ..,..-t l,r ,..., ' .NoHi iA. 'i- 'i .@ I'
..-,. i..n e.t.n.'et aua portr" rtr. 'n t'e r''i
I... O. ID . H - B
~ -.r.,-,I.n,ia V.-.i.-..n vi. barely Dt aH. Co fell
. whether t.r vuo.. .lt,. uu. OIL. ii. -anc --r.
Mr. v.-s.. s.r-..r., .u.n0i. architect. "a. de-
f,.r "a u,V. r,at-. .or Lee Capitol oH 'a' mistaken
t.,,-- -iat De- can -tH a.u the Library within thai
burdf-, The u.o of tsr h-nr is for members 20 hunt
..ri. for their Information and >p'.'Hc-. and The
,t r, e-noriy taa.n th,ir homes iE Inc Library
cart and lookcd oycr 90 tnc evenings N"eYten''ou OBJ
. itoI would ever sufficiently ntctla-" the growth
ortle Library. vhl.h hr thr operation o. "I 'oWF-n'
,y, alone and te increase OF our people sure 9" Dee
rop, tc creates. collection 'u he Western continent
Fay- .y The Cou-rc--Ucu know the treasures o. TIE
library: II D. especially rich i rIc Americana Nhrh are
now oco.tiy and f,r Force tne nr-' i'"f"Hh
-air. American coll, .tor. sol his entire treasures w
, fpr,rv and -oue thin tb,:c light excite tHc ami
, -. t,r example the plans of the early C4pto.
. ,i,D,i-red by all the architectural ability Iu the
rounfrv most OF which We foreign The Ola capitol l~
iteir IN antiquarian thing OF rare value The supreme
r-t doe. not require 20 br IN that edir"e Meantime
work. il. advancing thc Capitol terraces witch are
helm, faced with marble 10 increase tine height OF
me ,,lItol , viewed from distance A gentleman 40
has inst ue, around the world said oi the proportions oi
Nm. dome OF the capitol planned by Nai'r Thai u was
~ t ELEGANT dome in tie world. and the no. perfect
IN It's proportions.
The Japancse nation may almost he said to stand ~ the
had Of the world resolute carnesinrss and docty
I'm the desire 20 acquire the Wo,.cru civilization and pat
, ,t,lve- in the HOMOGENEOUS family of A book
seer ii WasAir .ou told hat the japanese were the